National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
NoRTHkRN LIesRFY NARKsE:
SALE OF sTAL.LS-Sa,ssO PAID FOR THE
RIRRT (YIIOIIlE.


FIRST CHOICE.
AsWsspreViously announced in TEE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, the sale Of stalls In the new North-
srn Liberty market commenced yesterday. The
interior of this fine structure being completed, Il
was thrown open for visitors and Inspection while
At the same time It became the scene OF an AMI
mated contest between the dealers, who were
anxious to possess choice stands, and as q conse-
uuence willing TO pay handsome bonus 70 OBTAIN
them. The sale stand was arranged near the
centre Of the building and about ms ,S al
kinda Of wares, DESTROYS Of purchasing the sILe
they had selected for the exhibition Of their stock
While they were assembling the directors and
the auctioneer, Mr.. Thomas Bowling, who, y the
way, was the very man that should nave peen
Of the company II resulted in q decision TINT
the choice or stalls should be sold to the highest
bidder, and that the butchers, baoon-eutters and
40 per month and the rest 6 for the same period
1t was further decided thSt those stalls against
be set apart for the use Of the bacon dealers the
four rows through the centric for the outenefs, on
the east side, from half way toward Y strest
ately against the east and west walls for the deal
ers IN bread, butter and miscellaneous articles
while those between the side sections and Du1cn-
After this matter had been settled the directors
proceeded into the market. The time for open
ing the sale having arrived and passed, Mr.. Dow
ling mounted the auetioneer's stand, and an
nouneed 10 the DurchaSers the terms Of sale and
rules TO govern the market in the locating Of
up the choice Of butcher stalls. This brought
about lively petition in bidding tmmedlately,
and the bid which started ct G,oo9 bounced Up
It was knocked down to John r. Kelly, who Sc
lccted Nos 2O4 2O6 and 2Os, the three nrst stalls
from street On me ssss Fl. sds Tos 11f R5oSspt
for a. 500 and he picked out No. S4 In the centre
aisle; Randolph Stewart, for S2 200 was permit
ted the third trial, and he chose No. 81.
Theremainder Of the sale was as follows: e, $50,
to Theodore Barnes, who selected 800 and sos;
S2,S5o, to N. Q. Weaver, stails 81 ana Sio; jos
Of the building) S22Go to J; A. Hoffman n1 e e
Clement Brooke, $40 and 81; Sl,ISe =. 8 FL
Edward Brooke, SIS and sl5; q, 300, Richard 9.
Mann, sIl; o. 500, L. L Brooke, aHi tl,S5o, Q.
a, 925. John Dawson, $50; 81, 900, Samuel Cog.
Mehrling, $50; sl,7OO, J. O. SCHNEIDER 81 and s2Si
man, si7 and $40; $3.50, E.W. Gheen, ~; l,65O.
John Dunn, as and 22Oi q, $50, =: II; Gliek, $2s
and 81 Also e. I a0TThpg a ~ Sn a. nd
$500, John Kehl, 4O3; D, 600, Warthen Bro,
325; 81 $50 ]. ]. HEhtfoot 800; q, $50 T. E. Par
Lewis as; 1890, W. s: Grown, 4s4; ,O16, John
]. Berry, 254; 1850, Walter Brown, 42S: o, $50,
John EgglestoB, 2Ss; q, O25, Lewis Kengla 2!2,
IA, 246 and 24s; $l,O5o, John Ebert S64; n,Ooo,
Andrew Kelley, ass; 1000, o. Emerson, s31;
1000, G. Moore, $50: 8, OOO Geo. E. Stern, 4s0;
q 600, Ed. Gunnell 4S7; Slo25, A. Steubaer, 33S;
1900, r. Kaufman, $50; S92S, Jos. Geier, 4O5;
Voncif, III and I2o; g, 400, NJ. Menkie, lis and
III; 81 200 SeitE Sons, 131; 81 $50, John Kaiser,
I3; 81 200, @ Schafer, l4li Sl,l25 W. T. Sparrow,
l21; s1.1OO, E. J. McKenney, 1l9; $3.50, Bray 4
SIO25, Isaac Aiker, lSS; $3.50, Jos. H. Fry, III;
sS25 Toney RattaW, IOl: $S25, Joseph Crown, al;
S625, Henry EblinR, 145; q, 500, ID. Voland, l35
and 1877; $50 W. H. Lewis 1O3; s525, John Kaiser,
AZ: 81 $50, J. Q. Pearson Isl and lSS; g 500, r.
4Ol; q, 200, Chas. Scroth, 1O2 and 2o1; 4525, L.
Lancaster, 4O2 Il 900, Henry Butner, 1853 and 255;
$780, Philip Goebel, SIS; $50, ID. Toliver, 455;
g, 100, Mrs Buck, ia; sl,oSO, MIS-; Beach, -;
Son. 43O and 4s2; $3.50, H. ]. Bradley, 203; s675,
Glen Heshley, log; tl.10O, r. F. King, 20 and
25l; 81 100, L. +. Levi, ~ and 223; 81 050 Root
Lees, 2l9 and az; &s0o, W. S. Anderson, 213
$780, John Drier 233 and 235 400, NJ. Clemens, 112
5000 G. W. Coleman, 4O4 and 4O5; e425, r. T.
King. 1872; $500, Mr.. Pillsbury, 200 and I'll; $3.50
Abraham shepherd 237 and 23e; q, $50, William
q 900, ]. Hoover & Bro SS6; q, oOe, ]. Augaster
fer, $50; e. 900, VIM. Poor, 443; $50, VIM. Green
apple, 12s and $50: t3T5, VIM. Heine, 225; 500,
Charles Brown Bro, AZ and ~; s925, George
Lavender, iS4 and I35: SI25, W. A. Davidson, l4S;
S4Oo, Mrs. Sheplopp, 5l2; 800, John Fuss, 5l4;
800, H. Keller SIS; S4OO NJ. ]. Sauter COS; 1915,
6. W. q. Rohrer, 616; $3.50, J. A. Augasterfer,
2S2; 500, Benz: Petit, lle and us; $50, K; o.
wilson, $50; SS25, Mrs D. Phillips, 10; $50, Le-
gonitE, 155.
At this hour, 5 p. m, many of the dealers hav-
ing left for home, and It being evident that the
remaining stands could not be disposed Of that
evening, the sale was continued until to-day at
O'Clock, when all the stalls not disposed Of will be
put up and sold.