Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-23
Important Real Estate Sales.

Thomas Bowling has recently sold the following
real estate for Messrs. Edwards, Carlisle, Duval
and John T. Mitchell, trustees, lexington the
country seat OF the late Joseph Gales, containing
o1.1o acres OF land more or less, with improve
ment5, to Hamilton n. Rodgers, for $4,000 For
the owner part OF lot 20, having front OF 5S5 on
High street by depth of 100. in Georgetown, d. c.
70 James ID: Payne, for $50 per front foot For
MeSSrS. Hume and Johnson, trustees, two houses
and lots In Willow Tree alley, to James F. Con-
nors for 500 and $225 each. For the lot %,
DR.. j. B. Harding, for 81 cents per guuare foot
FOR Me5Srs Jones and CaSSin, lot D. In Beatty and
Ha wv, addition to Georgetown, fronting about
10 leet on High street by depth OF $50 feet, to
BENEDICT johnson. for sl5.25 per front foot. For
Robert r. Dodge and P. A. Darnielle. trustees lot
III, OF Wilson AMI Clan'S Sub IivlsiOn OF suulre
361, lot q feet inches by depth OF rs feet 10
Gated lon on the south side OF Q street. between tn
and 10th, to s. S. Cssell, for s1,7GO For the own
er lot g. in square ga, lot 26x1Oo improved by q
handsome frame dwelling, located on the south
aWer SssWssn ION and nth streets
L. Davis, trustees, house and lot in Tenallytown,
to John L. Bennett, for $3.50 For the owner part
on Sth street, between and T. to Dennis Barrett,
for 30 cents per square loot For c. II. Cragin
attorney, the west 40 feet inch front by 100 feet
In depth OF original lot g. in square 32, to Frank
B. Smith, for s147 per square foot. For owner
brick and frame dwelling on Congress street, op-
posite Christ church, Georgetown, ID. c., to j.
Caton for $780, and part lot 5, square 101 fronting
On north side OF street, between Goth and 2lst,
improved by frame dwelling, to Martha V. MIL
ID. II
McNally, trustees, the south part OF lot Bin David
sons subdivision OF square 2S7 fronting PIX feet
On the north side of street and running back IS
feet inches, between 18th and 18th streets to T. L.
House. for SLY per square foot, and north part
lot BIN square 3f3, with the improvements to e.
W. Utermehle, for i,620
Duncanson Bros, auctoneers, sold yesterday af-
ternoon for Frank II. Fall and Charles Schneider
trustees lot l. in square 229 situated at intersec
ton OF Ono avenue street and 14th street north
west, and containing about $500 square feet Of
ground, improved by brick dwelling AID store
houses, to Mrs. Anna c. HOSch, for $500. Also,
same afternoon, for Andrew II. Brown tru tee the
south II feet front OF lot No. 49, In reservation
situated on 81 street, between Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues northwest, with a depth of 100
in rear, to Mr. Charles Walter. for s4,O5O.
AN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AssoCrAT1oN-Yes-
tertiay Geo. j. Mortimer, Edward Daniels, X. B.
Avery, Geo. w. Nelson and John CritcharSAled
certificate to incorporate the Association to Pro-
mote Industrial Education. The object OF the
association Is to start and maintain schools where
the youth OF both sexes, especially the poor, may
acquire thorough knowledge OF the theory and
practice OF the useful trades and pursuits so as to
successfully manage farms, mills. a., and to
perform all work in the best manner The board
OF directors for the first year is composed of Hora-
no Burchard, Zalmon Richards, r. T. Greener
Geo. L. COOK, Thomas Taylor, NJ. f. Walling. Ed
ward Daniels, Fields Cook and Alonzo Bell
THE closing exercises OF Miss Mollie Thompson,s
school Were held last evening Very interesting
exercises were held. in which the following punils
took part:-Misses Lutte Styles, Bessie Brown,
Marion and Maude Trimble, Josie Bv1ns, Edith
Alexander, Julia Rock, Lula Don, Ella Hancock.
Grace Parker, Louise Driver, Florence Keyser and
BESSIE Driver, and Masters Pearson, Gawler and
AN EXTRA PRIzE-The committee that awarded
the prizes for defamation at the Emerson Instt-
tGte commencement Tuesday evening, have deter
Mined after consideration, to award, in addition
10 the regular prizes, prize to Master Harry