Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

lowing officers were elected: e. GOckeler, preSl-
tary; L. KIssner, treasurer; directors, j. W.
Schaefer, NJ. Menke, G. Schultz, C. Roeben, II.
Bergllng, II. Noll, u Geier, j. seufert and F.
Stlnz1ng.
New Houses to DC Built.
FURTHER ADDITIONS TO THE ATTRACTIVE BUILD
INGs OF THE CITY.
Mr.. John B. Mccarthy, the well-kn own corre-
spondent, is about to commence the erection of q
new house on 18th street, between I and X streets
northwest 1t is to be a three-story and base.
ment house, 16 by A feet and Al feet high, with
pressed brick front and one bay window. The
inside finish will be very neat and substantial,
and 1t is planned by MeSsrs. Cluss & Schultz, with
the view to the most comfort and convenience
and at the same time for elegance. The cost will
be S GOO.
Messrs. MARI Duvall, real estate agents. have
taken out permit to erect four tWo-story dwell
ings on 18th, between and T streets, which will
make neat and commodlous row. Intended for
the occupancy of one family each They will be
64ak
nlceS ana finished up inside and out in the neateSt
manner, and with the purpose OF the greatest con-
verence possible for the expenditure. The cost is
Mr.: J. R. Moxley is about to erect two two-story
and basement dwellings on Dumbarton street,
Georgetown, 20 by &c. II feet ground plan, 81 feet
high, press brick fronts cornlces of moulded brick
one bay window 81 feet high; the two to cost
IS. 900.
Mr. Theodore Sheckels is about to erect two
two-story and basement dwellings, 20 by 30 feet
on the ground plan 80 feet in height; back build
Ing IL by Is feet, 30 feet high press brick fronts
brick cornices one bay window so feet high, IL
feet wide; cost $1,000. Mr.. Robert Downing is the
builder.
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY NEW BUILDINGS
Building Inspector Entwtsle was asked by
STAR reporter to-day what the prospects were for
busy spring among the builders
"ThlS VIII be remarkably busy season-the
busiest we have had for years." was the reply.
az have just been looking over the reports OF my
office for the months OF February March and
Aprll-the spring season." said the Official, 'sand
find that there have been permits issued for the
erection OF aso new buildings, which is the largest
SHOW do the buildings now being erected COM
pare with those o I that Year," inquired the re-
porter.
'.They are far SUPERIOR said the inspector. "In
That year great number OF houses were put up
IN large rows for speculation. The houses now
pTf n are GI superior character ana the
third OF the whole number"
Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Washington people seem
company Which Is producing 1t this week is an ex-
cepttOnaly good one. however, and is deserving OF
taken, and the stage effects are very good. The
same play will be given for the remainder OF the
week.
THEATER CoMIouE-The well-known sensational
actor. Mr.. Frank l. Frayne, holds the boards at
the Comlque this week, and appears at every per
t1ama an IN the character Of Isl socum," In the
Frayne gives an exhibition OF his wonderful
shooting ability.
tainment Is offered the visitors Of the Dune Mu-
scum this week, presenting such admirable artists
as Bobby Newcombe, Elsie Loane the child won
DER, Felgley the blind musician, and London
Punch and Judy. with a host OF other novelties
Reserved seats for ladies without extra charge.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-There will be a con-
which
Misses Evan and johnson. Mr.. Whipple and others
OF talent viii take part The concert will be given
both in aid OF wOmar's work of Ascension parish
and TO assist In paying the church debt.
JUBILEE SINGERs-The famous -Fiske Jubilee
singers VIII give three concerts and matinee at
congregational church, beginning Friday evening,
May 4th
CIRCUS -Barnum and his monster united shows
Will be here next week for two days only-Wed-
nesday and Thursday. Two performances will be
given each day at the Athletic park. There will
a ae Two rings ana hGge stage 300 artists
menagerle, headed by the famous Jumbo, is a
treat In ITSELF and the wonderful curiostles that
will be exhibited add to the interest OF the great
show.
ATTENTION is called to the sale OF the Columbian
College building On i4th street. Elsewhere in our
paper proposals ure invited for its purchase and
removal by VIM. NJ. Poindexter
REAL ESTATE TRANsrKRs-beeds in fee have
been filed as follows: j. w. Starr to s. Wolf, lots
8, 10 and II, So 1885, $3.50 TW. Johnson to p. Hair
pit it, So $685. s4;S Domer to o. same an ;I p1 H. hs sq.
500; s. J: S: Miller to Joseph Forrest, pit 8, So
14o; si,7so F. B: Mohun to Joseph F: Loughrah,
F. Stewart, sub. lot so, sub. so. 1874; sl,2sS. g.
Eliza A. Brooks to d. Scott sub. Is, So sOs s. $50.
g. So W sjsS"F' to Hay Ts vg 5a A sub
H wsrds ct al; 70 Juna oaare, pts il and Il, So.
So 40; g, 625.72. Citizens Building Co to c. W.
Howard, lot 80, so. 36S; $500. G. Willing
s lots AN and rs sa s s. hsF0n joins 1,Sial
D Morrison TO B. G. Bryan, lots 81, sub So il5:
and IS sub So 1s ss n Hodges pdgs to eor
Mary C. Munro to j. v. Plning, lots j, 5. g. Is, II
Tho a SaD o. m g M Ds to
500 F. Baker to s Ely, S, = q, So. 29s: s2.5oo
2ss; S7,s 800. Sarah A Crandall ct al to w. s. Fear
ng d ~ block Meridian Hl s5 Same to
TO Josephine Braitmayer, pit. ib2, BealIs addition
to Georgetown; 81 800. S Maxwell to @. F. Reed,
lot 4. So 1876; sl4oO s. Truesdell ct al, trustees
College to A. b. COppes, lots Is and &c. SO. 622;
g. 500 90 go b Alley y to H. HAYDEN lots 70 IS
cry 81 Dart 6 sa 49, 5SasnSEy to a. Low
Francis W. Lowery, part 8. do; sss75. r F.
Is BAR dp to L Sands sub lots 81 and So, So SO;
SO. Is: $1,000 W. W. lowering to c. D. Gilmore
lot 23i Montello; $3.50 Arabela s. Tracy TO Law.
renee Sands, sub. lots 50 and 60, so. SO; $,021 H.
H H Hayden to Kate H. Taylor, lot So So. 115;
i i pr S. Holmead's addition to Georgetown;
Sl60 Elizabeth ". Patch to Timothy Sands sub
lots II, II and IL So 500; s7.O5O &C. Maria c.
FltZhugh TO Jeanette c. Cammack. SUBJ e. So 46S:
800. Jeanette c. Cammack to Alfred Redinfies
sub. lot 2, 50. 4eS; 1850. d. O. Turner to James
d. mt, W. 8, So 6O3; SITS. Columbia University
to Elizabeth Lanler Dunn, tract known as ut OF
MI. Pleasant, 7lO136 square feet; $s7, 500. r. C.
Fox to Walter Paris, lots Ga and 65, south grounds
Columbia University; $6.03265. Same to W. w.
Holmes, lots g and 90. do: g, 1855. Jacob
Ernest to Ethelbert Thomas, lot %, So II, Giles
Dyer's estate; $50 W. r. Hooper to Eugena j.
Bremen, lot q, SO. III; S. COO Rebecca A. Blaine
ct al. to Elizabeth H. Smith ct al, lot 80 res 10:
$4,000, &C. owen MCGEE to Mary A. Ferry ct al
lots and 2, so. S64; $l440 George White ct al to
Margaret s. Gardner, lot 81, sub so. 284; 800 NJ
r Callan, treasurer, &c, to l. Hickey, lot 49, block
10, Howard University sub; lao JAS Gibbons
Temple ct al. TO JAS. 8. Edwards and Job Barnard
trustees, parts and IA, So. 4Ss; S. ESQ W. Birney
10 Henry Harvey, lot H. So 551 8, 500 Mills Dean
10 Ellen owen, part 8, So 800; IS, 5OO. Eugenia NJ
LockWoOd 10 Sallie c. Funk, part "a and 20 square
8Ys; =. $50 r. Elchhorn to II. w. Garnett lot SIS,
sun OF sl. 2n; 8. Mary f. Cooley to Frank B'
Smith, LOT q, 81. III; $500. Mary T. Matthews to
Mary T. Beale, lot IS, So. 2i2; g.. w. Chapman
ct al TO G. c. Glover, lot l. So 222: sl1. 200. " q
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