Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-09
Recent Real Estate Sales.

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Recent Real Estate Sales.
Messrs- Fitch, Fox Brown have recently made
the following sales OF real estate: For Hon. James
g. Blaine, E. lot 81, square 2ls, being No. s2l 18TH
street, TO VIM. r. Travers, esq, OF New York city.
| for $4,000 cash. for Hon. Gardiner G. Hubbard
trustee, s. lot 10 and part lot IL sluare l59 baing
| handsome residence site at northeast corner or
Rhode Island and Connecticut avenues. 10 Mrs
Gen w. Mckee Dunn for s3i, Geo. FOR the estate of
X NJ Corwine, s. lot IS, square l99, being No. esl
McPherson Square, TO Hon. John A. Kasson for
| $lS,5oO cash; for Capt. Geo. r. Lemon, s. lot IL
square ls9, being No. 1884 jefferson Place 10 Prof
j. X. Saey, OF the United states navy, for g.. 800
No. 1882 jefferson Place to Mrs. Mary A. Porter
Tor 81 500 cash; also for Capt Lemon. lot 10 So
iSs s being g NO; lsSO Jefi arson Place 20 Hon. J. NJ
lot ~. square <2l, being M. 1885 sth street 90
Rev o Ellyson for $500; also, FOR Hon. WINK
Chandler $. lot IS, square 42l, being No i5si m
street. 20 Mrs NJ. K. Yewell for $500: Tor MA
Mary ID. Blddle. trustee, lot 3, block 40 subivt-
sion OF north grounds Of Columbian University, 70
Mt II. ;. Brlhkerh0ff for $500; also lot ID, block
40 OF the same subdivision, TO Dr. Warwick Evans
Tor $50 cash. The same t-In, ia connect Ion wan
Gen. W. Mckee Dunn parts OF lots IL and L. square
i9s' 10 Frederick Frelinghuysen, esq. Of Newark,
n; ~ D. Tor slo'gi5 cash; ana parts OF same lots 10
Mrs Caroline [. Hoy, wife of Paymaster Jamcs
Hoy. OF the Us. navy. Tor $500 cash
nessrs TEos J. Fisher q Co. have just made
the following sales: Three-story brick. No. 625 r
street northwest to Addison NJ Smith for s. go
Iwo building lots, corner Of sist ana streets, 60
foot Three-stOry brick dwelling No. 1858 4 street
northwest, 10 DIR. Chas III. Iieberinan for si2 $50
Ihree,story brick. No. az 10th street northwest,
/ 10 Catherine ID. Tonnett for 5000 Lot on l4th
street, between Ohio avenue ana ID street, to VIM.
| Walter for 1875.
How THE CHILEAN MINISTER WAS TRIcKEp-
Tuesday last the Gillian minister hired a horse
sth street, to go 10 the Soldiers Home After IN.
ishing hts business, and when about TO return, q
young white man, whom he had seen about tho
premises, asked the favor OF riding back TO the
city with him, which was granted, the stranger
going as far as the minister's house on / street.
Here he offered 10 take the horse back TO the
stable, stating that he knew Mr.. Keleher very
wei. Being impressed with the honesty OF the
young man, he permitted him to do 50, ana
thought no more OF it until this morning, when
Mr. Keleher sent for his horse and buggy and
found that it had been sent by this stranger, who.
it appears, is a horse thief. The horse Is light
bay, with two front feet white and white face and
the buggy side bar, Columbus make, blue lining:
all valued at $500.
SUIT FOR PASTORS PAY-To-day in the circuie
Court the case OF Rev. S. Scott agt. john stewart
and others, trustees OF Enon Baptist church. was
taken up by Judge Macarthur, Mr.. wiswall for !
The account sued on Is as follows For work. SER
vices, minstrations done, rendered and performed
ants from january 1st, 1871 TO December 81, 1854,
at the rate OF sl,440 per year, s., ,760; cash bY
amount paid, $3.50; balance. t4,sOo
FIVE YEARS IN THE PENITRNTrARy-To-day I'm
the Criminal Court, William NJ. winston, a white
man, was tried before Judge Wylle for entering q
building with intent maliciously to injure the
same "a building belonging TO Joseph Prather) and
on conviction was sentenced TO five years impr1s-
onment In the penitentiary at Buffalo, n. Y.
MARRIAGE LrcESsRs.-The clerk OF the court
has ISSUED marriage licenses to John S. Wilson and
Mary Brown; Emanuel Miller OF Baltimore, and
Isabella Birch: Robert p. Burch and Lucy A.Jones:
Michael Dillon and Seiestra Francis Holmes; Geo.
H. Hawkins and Mary L. Mahoney; Frank St c.
Smith and Daisy Octavia Clarke; James F. McGee
VesSey; John F. Olmstead and Catherine Abbott
Hutchinson; John R. Scott and Emma S. West:
Albert Page and Catherine johnson; Samuel Den
nson AMI Eliza Anderson; Joseph Z. small and
Martha Brown. both OF Prince Georges county,
Nd; George F. Sanborn and Emma Dowell, Of
Knoxville, Tenn. Oscar S. Berger and Amelia @.
Herbert; w III. Sheckels, OF Montgomery county,
Nd, and Lizzie Busher;BenJ T. Russe;l.of Annap-
Wells and Annie Elizabeth Gaines. both OF Fair
fax C.H., Va; George Holly and Mary Bailey.
MAN AND WIFE wANrED.-George Nichols, who
was before the Police Court yesterday, for recev-
ing stolen goods In connection with the American
Ht use robbery was called for trial to-day. Tho
court dismissed the charge, as the defendants
wife received the goods, and the prisoner walked
WAS fine OF $50 or 20 days against him for carry
ing slung-shot, and Detective Voss is now look
Ing for him again, and also his Wife, 20 be tried for
receiving stolen goods.
CH.IxEps ELEcrED-1cung Commissioners AZ
Internal Reven ue Rogers to-day received a tele.
gram fro m Coffeeville Miss. announcing The cleo.
ii OIL OF Chalmers.
The SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has decided
to send Special Agent Nevins, at New Orleans 10 .
Dallas and Galveston. Texas, on business con
nected with the selection OF the new governments
buildings In those cities.
GEN. HOWARD ON DISCIPLINE AT WEST POINT
The report OF Gen. o. O. Howard upon his admin
istration OF the West Point military academy for
the year ended September 1st, 1882, has been made
public. Under the head or discipline Gen. How
ne o nss ofen
any attempts at hazing. custom. however. has
grown up of settling petty dncultles by what -
called .'iisticufr" Under this code two or three
ally came TO his knowledge, and this was IN conSo-
quence OF severe hurts inflicted upon f. n. Scua-
der by Cadet f. A. Cook. After detailing the tnci-
ers, Gen. Howard says: 81 am confident lasting
impression against this barbarous code has been
made In the corps; certainly very few OF the cadets
at present In the academy had anything to do with
the AFFAIR"
SECRETARY FoLGER's INTENTIONS
Folger declines to say anything in reference TO his
future plans. The general impression among hn
friends In the Treasury is, however, that he win
serve out the balance Of his term as Secretary oe
the Treasury, unless some unforeseen cfrcum-
stance should arise to make his retirement neces.
sary before that time The Secretary has COM
which is to accompany the Presidents message
TO Congress, and Is now collecting data from to
bureau onicers for that purpose.
SELLING LIQUOR TO INpIAHs.-ne Indian bureou
has always had difficulty In enforcing the law -
California against parties charged with so1llne
liquor upon the Indian re6ervacao16 8ocooeUs
however, the Law has been enforced. and 49,
persons charged with this o1ense have been onq8 =
and imprisoned. These cases have been x1ee -
the United States court, Judge Holman