Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-05
Real Estate Transfers

July l5;.Watterson and Beale, trustees, to J. s.
Beale, lot ard part square 7sl same to Buchanan
part. and s, square Isl, do same to Biizabeth j.
to Cora BSa part fI = e. and
bali 6, square 6s6. do. same to Esther g. Hill subs
lot II qusGs 81 h sils'' II e VT +
TOD Il to Joserh Mathews sub ~ square 1885, $3.50;
lT9, square $50. $1,000; James Fraser Z, W.
S6ecSeiis lot II, square ioo i75 r DrGry - !, j
A. NeThsEs, Part L, square los, s2,2i3; D Mfiburn
ban University to James "f r oG lot
square 1874 -; Jeanette TAYLOR to $. Smoot, part
,nb. A. square 75s, s65; jeanette Taylor 10 L.
Bates, part ., square s., sl4s b. X. Taylor ct al
JUS IsE h iSE ddG 1T Trustees to Win
ney Grey, sub; so, square 276, $500 J. II. W Burloy
H. s6keiy to iqsy a Rsed parts 1sTi Is and 8
sguare 209 800; A. e. Richards ct al, trustees, to
simpson 70 Lonise Brodheai, n.rtR haifs' Square
SIS SSsas9 II Ss SoGss to e. Mormest sub 9,
6, square i22, S2,liO; G. s. Dom, trustee, &c 70
Enoe il Ridgway, lot 2. square w. II Gi6yer
ct al to same, parts Is and 10, square 293, =; W.
Ggnton. trnstee, to Washington Gsslight company,
SQUARE 11n,s az, 9 go; 4 Fletcher to Marths Y.
s., s5y3.S; sarah Davis to Henry o. Young, part 7,
So @ Ed%aTd Gsan to Ged PaFt
Neitzey, east half 4, square AZ. 5000.
meow and HsIVeT keenesH in :. ar tLu 90 aa ken
title in lands of James G. Kennedy, deceased, in
RsaR sms square, 1 500 at t IL
OIeary TO Il. Callaghan, part IL, square 5i3, s.;
and B. ansfs ST. @ S 9hsfR%fP q
t. L. b Clausen: sub g. square 2O7, $3.50; w Nj,
80, SisoO; 5 X. Brown 10 E. johnson, part 6,
square 10, SSs, Mary A. 6ibbons 80 A. +. A. King,
BiseIow subs ajs and 10, s'IIIsre 575 Si5.ts0 ="
july 23.-Mary Morley to a. Tallcott, in trust
s.; f. Ow to Fillmore a" part il. samaTe 9 9S
SlUC, u McCasierR 20 p. Curtin, part 8, square
Sgi etoo District Of Columbia to Samuel WISE part
= o4uXTY TRANSFERS.,
ridisn NIL, $40; " Brrcn TO n X smith, id,s l2s
aud i29, UninnfUwu, 500; G. p. Hopkins to II.
roy al HsA Bill 1T T. s s BarTy
Farm, S9Q; Howard University 10 B. Page, west
van % Sarah b. sherman, lots to 10 aud part s,
Part Woody, $780, J. IL Cook to G. W. stickney,
81, 75 q aHd75 Pleasant Plains, s25; Ella Hep Hep,
burn, exscu;rix, 70 r. Dorsey, half acre, -;
90 HuLn a. an Ssysns g. block an
Hll, s i,473 Il; b; Il. Warner to Eliza nderhill,
si0o; T X ei gis TO W " stinchcomb, acres on
LtTS ran. r Piss.s m2pe2d to
Flora Il. Coheli, q acres, part Of Chichester
$500; Howard UIigersityto v, C. Tiffany, i?t 4,
States, part Pleasant Plains, NJ, s feet, ntersecton
Sf5th siTeeI road and Whitney avenue slyi2s Colum-
S76s; G. Dyer 70 J. b. Dyer, lots |, a. $ aud
s9qeff 5Sb 81 sgaT pvt to 10 and g e.
Ross to N A. C9wdery, lot S, PadNorth, 5000.
Gas, Water and street improvements.
ORDERS BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The superintendent OF lamps and gas has been
directed 20 have the gas company put in the
necessary main and services on Rhode Island
avenue, between 9TH and Boundary streets, the
same having been determined pom by the
board to be improved. The water registrar has
been authorized to have Waterman of the
proper size laid on said street. The contractor
for the improvement of 1st street, from to |
streets northwest, has been notified to lay the
iootwalks on the said street. Orders have been
issued for paving the carriageway of Il
street southeast to 4th street east with the round
block pavement. The contractor for construct
ing the sewer on 9Th street east, from Pennsyl-
yania to virginia avenue, has been directed to
put on larger force and prosecute the work
20 completion without any further delay. The
contractor for the improvement of 9th street.
nom Nj to Boundary street, has been notified to
commence work at once and vigorously prose-
cute the same to completion; that the board are
OF the opinion that sufficient length of time
has elapsed since the award of the contract for
the improvement OF this street to have had it
hnishe Ell long ago. The contractor for the i'm
prOYement of 2d street, between MARYLAND and
Virginia avenues, has been directed to push to
a RAPID completion the work on the same.
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- THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMPMEsTTNG
The Camp Meeting Association held another
reference to the meeting to commence on the
camp ground near Galthersburg, Montgomery
county. on the 18th inst, and it was largely
attended. Rev. Dr. Lanahan, presiding elder,
the devotional exercises. Arrange
ments were made as to the delivery and recep-
ton of baggage.
Mr.. james II. Beall inquired how it was that |
the price of tickets for the round trip was IS |
cents, when on the 4th OF July the tickets were |
but 50 cents? Was IL the railroad or the COM |
mittee who would be benefited by the excess?
DIR. Howard explained that Is cents on each |
ticket went TO the committee towards paying |
the expenses of the camp.
DR.. Howard urged the necessity of at once |
deciding and making known the number OF |
tents desired by each station. The secretary |
called the roll of stations for this purpose with
-he following result: Georgetown, II; Union |
chapel, 8; Foundry, "a; McKendree, BOZ Wesley |
chapel, 20; Metropolitan, 10; Hamine, II; |
Grace. 3; Ryland, 8; East Washington, o. Cor |
'Ich, 4, Waugh, 10, Annapolis, 6; Fletcher, l; |
county, 40.
BUILDaNG PERMITS have been issued as fol- |
ows. since our lost reTr-t:-S. Uber to add ad-
litiOHal brick story Oh house on q street, |
between "a and Sd streets northeast Il. j. |
Harris, two story frame, New York avenue, |
between goth and Dist streets northwest; Chas |
Williams tgVo storv hvfpk dwallinrs ODD ha- |