Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24
Real Estate Sales.

Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, has recently sold
the following real estate: For j. c. G. Kennedy,
trustee, lot q, In square 33s, 2Oxs5 improved by
small frame, to Annie A. Cant, for $4,000. For
OF square 70S at the foot OF South Capitol street.
with the saw-mill, machinery, wharf privileges,
&C; to- +. Riggs, for 5000. For r. P. jackson
and +. w. Jones, trustees, Valley View farm,
located west OF and near Georgetown, to Herman
s. Alexander, for $5,2O0. For Walter Greenfield,
10 al s%ey
For Andrew j. Biedler, trustee, house No. 419 New
York avenue, between 4th and 9th streets TO Jesse
King, for for ssss No ia aSioinine' to Andreas
Loeffier, for $3.50; No. 425. TO same purchaser,
$3.50. For same trustee, No. 626. located on I
street. between 9Th and 9TH streets northwest, to
George c. Walker, for $a,lOO; No. 62s adjoining, to
same purchaser, for s4.OOO. For VIM. Henery, ex-
ecutor, part OF lot a. In square 534 improved by
threesory brick residence, to John QUINN for $840
For same executor. part lot No. 2. I'm same
square, improved by a brick residence, to Thomas
Matthews, trustees, house No. 1880 street, to J.
Z. Dyer for 1880 No 1892 street. to j. Z. Dyer,
for 81 ,275; No. 1884 street, to same purchaser,
375 lot In rear Of above lot to same purchaser
$780, For j. c. G. Kennedy, trustee, lot 13 in square
69l, to Sae j. Kennedy, for 40 cents per foot. For
VIM a. Dunlop sSa e. y "a a6s
Georgetown, d. c., to John l. Owens, for SAG
For 4 Thomas Bradley, trustee, valuable livery
Of I4th and b streets northwest, to Thomas Il.
Gather, for $25 ,OOO For Samuel r. Bond, trustee,
three brick warehouses and wharf property, for
merly owned by James s. Barker, on Water street,
Georgetown, ID. c., to S. n Maxcoy Co., for 81, 30
Local Notes.
From Brentano Brothers we have the London Il
Illustrated papers for the l4th instant.
In the Police Court this morning Assistant Dis
trIct Attorney Thomas entered nolle pros. In the
case OF the United States agt John Auth, charged
with bigamy, there being no second marriage.
In the Circuit Court to-day the case OF the Second
National Bank agt Hume & Cleary was concluded
A citizen was arrested late Saturday night by
Policeman Pearson for disorderly conduct because
was dismissed in the Police Court yesterday,
Judge Smell saying that he would not not fine any
one for hurrahng for his candidate In time OF po-
utfcal excitement.
SUIT FOR $4,000 AGAINST THE W. & G. Rail-
RoAD.-To-day Mr.. c. N. Smith, for Sanford Lewis,
town r r Co., for $4,000 damages He claims
that on the 5th day OF June white stepping on a
nv the aS snddsn starting of the car thrown TO the
ground and dragged nearly thirty feet, and he had
his right arm fractured his right side badly rup-
tured, and was badly hurt, and is now permanently
injured.
REFLECTIVE ACTON AcQurTTEp.-The Jury In the
case OF Joseph Acton, ex-detect1ve, charged with
violating the statute by receiving reward, an
nounced about O'Clock last evening that they had
and returned to the Court house and received their
verdict OF 'not guilty"
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk,Of the court to Barney Allen
and Nancy Vessels; Charles Susco and Virginia
Gray, both OF Laurel. Nd; Luc1an 4. Robey and
Johanna A. Bresnahan, OF Marttnsburg. w. Va;
Leon w. Waters, Of Baltimore, and Alice NJ. Page,
OF Alexandra, Va; Abraham j. Miller, OF Newbury
county, South Carolina, and Anna R Over; Jonas
West and Kate Osborn, Michael Corcoran and May
A. Dearborn; Geo. Bailey and Ida Brown; W. p
Bosher and Susie Clayton, both OF Newport News
Va; James Kelly and Josephine T. Ahern.
TIE BICYCLE RACES AT ATHLETIC PARK.-In the
amateur bicycle race, one mile, yesterday, Crist
one two straight heats In 822x and 3:21X. The
other starters were Smith and Spier. In the i've
mile professional race the only starters were
Prince, HiRham, Wo0dstde and Morgan. Prince
won the drst heat In 1853 On the last lap Of the
second heat Prince was leading, when his pedal
worked loose; he dropped behind and did not finish.
Higham came IN nrst, In l6;47, and was awarded
the race, a. Prince, not having finished the second
heat, could not start In third
A NEW INSURANCE. COMPANY. "A certificate
Of Incorporation Of the Anglo-American Insur-
ance company has been filed The corporators are
Derrick +. Haml1nk, Chak W. Tahkersley, r. n.
Finley and ChaA K Conois, OF the District and
Gordon Macintosh, John Mason and Robert Dance,
of London, England. The object Is 70 transact
general insurance business, and the capital Is
100000 In $40 shares
TIE o. q O0uH arrived ct Gibraltar to-day.
she VIII satl again July 18th % totn the Asiattc