Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate have
been hled in the office of the Recorder OF Deeds
since our last report:
October lO-John S. LeveIy to Henry Beard, sub,
lG and u, square 2os, $500: Henry Keller to Mar
hSydSP and q s9
ssS g. ;Gnare ast, s2i5o; W T:her e John
TSnhst 10 pa sHGsGf S saSsIe ?s7hsf5 S
W: A. Barns to Georgia w. PRESCOTT, part -
n mss Reiley to James T Grown, part 2s
square s4s, - s T. Middleton ct al to Harriet H B.
sa fon Sub :aS ,S $50 SSan RI1
to Laura "a z Kendall, sub. 100 and east half lOl,
October ii...Mary c; Young to jos. N. whitney.
lot $, square 753, sl,600; Dodge Dsrniee, trns-
s2,4oO;, B. H. Warner, trustee, to s. R. Bond, sub. '
no and III: square rs: 5000; CLARK 20 C ~.
TO M Veiendar Chapman subs s to 9, sauars 80,
IS Oco L Chapman to J. G: Thompson, do d.
subs i and ics S5 s5o; john fh%%p9JS S
nell to Elizabetb 0Connell, sub. lJ2. square EOS,
$685. So joseph Williams q V WiIsm s'f iH
trust, sub 50, square 455, =; James A. McOsthrsn
warner to w. Jones south half iy SUB 81 and p part
sub 81, square SO, s6l4; Dennis Horner to W. IL.
l erson, sub 10, square SS5, s5l3i ". B. 7 id to
Patrick QIiiI, lot 9, square 5S5, 900; Wilson
l,Ls,.-;i Rebeccs b. Morris to sarah a. ysrmiiya,
sn6 81, tguare $40, S2,4OO; Anna D. Middleton TO
WIN A'h''eer' part ., 7I1 !. 20, > LOU.
SALES OF STALLS AT THE New EAST ERN
MARKET-Messrs. Duncanson, Bowling & Co.,
auctiOneeTs, yesterday afternoon sold for the
District of Columbia, IN accordance with An act
entitled An act In relation to the sale ana rent
of stalls in the Eastern market" the stalls in
the Eastern market for the term of five years
the annual rental of the same to be $50 per
annum, and the terms of sale ue-third cash
and the remaiAt r payable in three equal annual
lnstallments from date of sale, with interest at
the rate of per cent. per annum. There was
large attendance OF Interested persons. a largo
portion being fades, and the bidding was very
brisk. The sales were made by plat, and were
continued until dark, when all but thirty five
were sold, and the sale of those was postponed
until further notice. The first stall sold was No
II, TO MIR. Lusby, for $500; after which they
were disposed of in the following order No
Y, Mr. Castell, $500; No. II, Mr.. Barber. 1925;
No -, l.. Zeller, 1925; No. Il, do, do; No. n,
Jos. G.. Carroll, 1925; No. 10, Mr.. Deatz, s275;
No. %. MIR. Cramer. $500, No. &c, do, do; No.
IL, d. {. Acton, SIS; No. IL, Mr.. Howard, S275;
No. 16, j. q. Baum, $3.50; No. u, Mr.. Hoover
$500; No "A, do, do; No. 10, Mr.. Gheen, $3.50;
No. 1s, John Dunn, SH5; No. 10, Mr.. Eich-
horn, $3.50; No. TO- Geo. Emmert, 1920; No. 8,
Mr. Beane. $50; No. q, W. s. Anderson, S290;
No. "a. do, do; No. 49, Drury & Crowley, S2l3;
No. ~, do. do; No 26 Robert Smith, $3.50; No.
% do, do; No. z, Rabbit & Crown, s27O; No.
Is, DO, do; No. A. Mr. De Voight $500; No AZ
do. do: No. 46, II. WhaleD, $3.50; No. 81, RJsan-
burg * Towser. $3.50; No. 81, do, do; No. 80, j.
ID. DAILY, $500; No. 81, j. w. Wetzel, 1915; No.
81, j. Frank, 800; No 30, Oyster & Co, 1925;
No: A., Pearson & Co, 1925; No 81, j. HassaIl,
$40; No. So W. A. Davidson, S275: No. -, Jas
Fitzpatrick, S275; No. p, Mrs. May, 9275: NJ
~, Mr.. Walsh 800 No. 81, II. Arnes, $3.50;
No. 80, VIM. Arnes, S225; No. Al, John Morgan
SlGO. The total amount received from the sale
was $3.50.