Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22
The Market Honse SAL.

The sale Of stalls was continued at the Wash
Inston market after our report closed Saturday
afternoon as follows Stall No. 100 and half
OF l9l, 10 Geo. Reitb. for S97. so; NO I93 and
half OF l9l, to T. W. Kahlert, for Sg7 80; No. 4.
to f. Noght, Tor SEQ; Nos. 4i2 and AIS, to F..
Greenapple, for s2e5; Nos 3Oi and 3O5, to D.
CsTToll, for SOS; Nos. 332 and S33. to j. VI
Skidmore, for 500; Nos. 391 and 392, TO D.
Helder, fer SO; Nos. al, 2I2 and 213, to x. F.
$50; Nos. 146 and III, TO Theresa Arnold for
$50; No 5, to John l.. Kaiser, for s1GO; No.
592 to Chss. Behrends, for s33; No. 457, to WIN.
HeiGer, for S109; Nos. 209 and DO To Gen r
Atkins, for s212; Nos. $40, $50 and 35I, to d.
Colman, for 1900; Nos. 235, 236 and 237, TO WIN.
Knight, for SIS. and Nos. 2S6 and 2s7, 10 W. u.
Stewart, for $3.50.
The sale was resumed this morning, and the
foiowiDg were purchased, making the total
numDel OF stalls taken over 200 up TO this time:
Nos. 3.3, 3I4, 315, y. W. Brown 81 Bro, for s351:
Nos. 4zl, 422, 423 to O. W. Brown & Bro for
S31s; Nos. 1876, 1877, 1873, Joseph .Kuhn <, Bro.
$500; No. 434 TO q. Rheinhardt for s36: Nos
aO9, 40, All to L. Gonzenbaugh, 1913; No. 15o to
A. Kaufman, s52; No. ia to w. Il. Sparrow for
S14e; No. Goa to James F. Sharpe, ST5; Nos a53
24, 255, Thomas t. jenkins for 1918: No. 3st IN
-. s. Donaldson for s76; No. 624 to l.. @. Brown
Tor So; Nos. 5SI, 538, James Maddren for 800:
No. 435 10 Charles Barker for sci: Nos 26i eS5
to v. Hess for S2fs50. Mr.. Ordway here stated
that for the three-fourths deferred payments a
h 81 10 per cent would be made for cash
"A. Davis for 500. Sale adjourned until half
past two O'Clock to-day.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. in answsr
TO the inquiries Of the investigating committee
as 10 the number and amount of contracts
awarded since the investigation begun, trans
mltted INST OF such contracts to the committee
and assured them that no new streets have been
broken up, and no new improvements COM
menced since that time. The whole amount OF
the contracts is S137 ,s9i 81 of which sI4 9I6 IS
Is for work ordered for sanitary reasons. and
S122,SS4 covers work which was absoiutaIv
necessary in order to finish up portions OF
streets partially improved, and to Continue lines
OF sewers already commenced.
. GoNZAGA CoLLRGE.-This Institution will
have Its 18th annual commencement To- morrow
evening at O'Clock at the Masonic TemnIs'
r. =. Morgan Will deliver the valedictory and
Leon Tobriner an essay on the use ard abnse of
Satlre: Inc degree of a. b. will be conferred
on these Two gentlemen and A. L. Clements an
or this city. The programme Of the exercises
Is very interesting one.
Mr.. WILLIAM CLARKE, well known nr,nta,
OF THIS city, died at his residence, 3is q street
northWest, yesterday morning, after lingering
iLhess OF consumption. he was born in Bris-
tei, England, In 1872, and was consequently 10
the 62d year OF his age. The funeral will take
place from his late residence at 10 o'clock To-
morrow morning. The remains will be inferred
in Oak Hill cemetery.
A WOMAN RESCUED FROM SurcrpR-About
found a white woman named Annie Kirt. sbout
40 years old, under the arch Of Tiber Greek
corner OF North Capitol and ID streets north
west, N the act OF throwing herself into a deep
pool. He took her in custody and locked her M.
She had been drinking freely Of late, and saws
she intends to drown herself.
REAL ESTATE Saskatchewan Brothers
auctieneers, sold on Saturday, for Z. G. Weaver
and George Mason, trustees, lots 8, and 10, in
square ,o35, containing about 35 900 feet, to i.
Nj. Vale, for seven cents q foot.
TIE PEBBLE EYE GLASSES, at Prisr,s. from
one 70 eight dollars. are the finest in This CITY,