Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31
RIAL ESTATE sALEs-Messrs. Duncan

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs Duncan
son Rro sold for Rudolphe Ciaush on, trus- /
depth of 100 feet OF lot %, in square S3s inn
proved by two frame houses, situated on 1
street between and F streets southwest, TO
John Grinder Tor SEQ. Also for r. G. Camp
bell, trustee, lot Is, in William williams
subdivision of original and and part OF lot
:, IN s2usre SOS, improved by two-story
southeast. 10 Mrs. f. ]. Campbell for 81 $50.
Also, for William F. Ma ttiDgly, trustee, all
OF lots No. 2, B. 4, 5, G., :, 9, and the east 30
Force for cents square loot. Also, for same
trustee. all OF lots No. t. g. TO- H. II, 49, IA, Is,
Is. -, 20, p and %, and the last halt of lots
cents square foot; the above property being
bounded by 4 and LIST streets, II and l streets
ouihea.t. Also, for Philip F. Larner and
Chas. L. Davis, trustees, the eastern half of
lot 2, in sQuaree 166. improved by a three
story brick house, situated on Pennsylvania
avenue, between nth and 18th streets north
west, 10 Mrs. Mary Frances Ford for S3 $50.
Also, for Reginald Fendall and Joseph F.
Wollard. trustees, lot GO, in square 62}, for
$50, TO Abbot and Duncanson, executors,
situated on Defrees street. For same trus-
tees, lot ,, square 1913, improved by frame
dwelling, Tor 81 10. Lot 2, same square, at
II cents per square foot.
PROPOSED LIQUOR DEALERS LEAGUE
There is some talk among liquor dealer, o
organt ztng an sssOciat on for mutual protec-
ton againkt the aggressive operations OF the
temperance societies in this District, and tn 8
first effort of the organic stion will be to pro-
cure decision OF the highest judicial au-
ihOrity as TO the status of liquor dealers
under the present laws. They claim that i'll
the recent action OF the Board of Police in
rejecting about one half of the applications
for issuing liquor licenses, the board are in
hueIced by very small minority of citi-
zens-the pledged temperance people, who
altogether do not mum ber. over three thou
3nd, and in order TO meet proscri otion with
pros cIiption. II Is sugs esttd that one of In 3
iules OF The proposed association will pledge
Its me MIXERS not 10 d. al with, and to urge
their friends not to deal with any person in
any manne who opposes the granting of a
license, a recOro being kept for reference by
The association.
How HE WAS CAUGHT.-For some time
past Mr.. e. Devlin, who keeps a "Noah's
ARR" Kind of establishment at Gil ID street,
has occasionally purchased shawl straps and
trunk locks from q colOred man, and the
visits of the man having become very fire.
qutat of late. Mr.. Devlin last evening called
in officer Madigan, who was in citizens
clothes, to investigate. IL was not long be-
fore the man appeared with some of the same
kind Of stuff, and Mr.. Madigau took him ir
custody, when he gave the name of Charles
Sieger. II was aScertainei that he had been
in the employ OF Mr.. III. >. johnson, iy7 Penn-
sylyania avenue. and that he had sold stuff
10 Mr.. E. Heck, which was recovered. Three
cases of larceny were made against him i'm
the Police Court, and he was sentenced TO II
months in jail.
ANOTHER LOT of beautiful wool dress
goods only eighteen cents, black silks, black
and colored cashmereS, black alpacas, blau-
Eets, shaWls, cloth for mems ana boys wear.
Read our new advertisement of the chea pest
dry goods in Washington. Carter's, 707 Mar
ket ST ace.-ddCt.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY to procure art ma
teTial at bargain will be afforded at the
auction sale OF the contents of Lambs pic
ture frame establishment, beginning TO NOR
row evening,