Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-29
Real Esfate SapeS

MeSSrS- DuncanSOn Bros. have sold recently at
auction tie following property: For O. C. Green
and W. A. Gordon, trustees part of lot g. in square
III, situated on street. near Goth street north
west, to Charles b. Bailey, for & ,52a For Watson
j. Newton, trustee, lot :, in square $50 improved
by two-S1ory frame dwelling situated corner OF 3d
and streets sou heaSt, TO John Scanion fors O5O
For the owner. part OF lot Z, in Segers subdivision
OF square north OF square q, improved by two
sJo frame, No. 1904 PENNSYLVANIA avenue north
west to F. p. Hackney for $500. For j. @ Adams,
trustee, lot and part o! lot 3 OF DruryS recorded
subdivision OF square 1S5. being premises No 1901
street northwest. 10 Judge Horace Gray for S24 ZOO
For E B. Rogers. trustee, lot %, in the subdivision
by VIM. Williamson original lots II and 13 in square
ESQ, situated on street, between Delaware avenue
and 1st street northeast, to Chas. NJ. Waldron for
axe per square foot. For Brainard II. Warner,
trustee, the west half OF lot ID, in 5. 7. Browns
recorded subdivision OF parts of tract OF land called
Pleasant Plains, to E. Wheeler, for lie per 81 foot
For Enoch Totten and j. W. Smith, trustees, part
q SUD. lot 81, In square 241. fronting 70 feet on
Iowa Circle, to Geo. " Saegmuller, for S1I per
square foot For Thomas h. Callan and Isaac [.
Johnson. trustees lots s, 9. II and 12 In SQUARE
1880, situated on 18th street. between c and ID
Streets. and on street, between 18th and 18th
streets northeast, 10 r. j. Collins and F. s. Obold
Brainard Fl. Warner and Frank T. Browning
trustees lots So 80, SO, as. n, 76, r. SO and g. in
H. J. McLaughlin's subdivision of Prospect HILL to
NJ Kline, for II and cents per square foot. For
Charles II. Knight, trustee. lot l. in o. O. Towards
Subdivision square 334, with the improvements
1874 Vermont avenue. to w. NJ. c. Gordon, for
sl,lsO. For Henry r Elliott and Henry DAVIS
trustees. part OF LOT s, in square 759, improved by
brick house. No. l3. I'd street northeast. to VIM.
Helms, for 5, $50 For trustees parts of lot
ana q. In square 61S. improved by frame house
No 4o4 b street southeast, to Theo j. Mayer, for
S1.7S0. For Thomas III. Callan and Isaac L. John
SOB; trustees, lot 8. In square 1000, sold 10 L.
CflidS SONS, for cents per square foot.
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion
Tickets to New Orleans Worlds Elk.
position.
fhe passenger department of the PENNSYLVANIA
ralroad has placed on SIZE excursion tickets to the
New orleans exposition at $40 for the round trip
gong and returning by the same route, and S4S
going by one route and returning by another.
tickets are good for five days gong and good for
thirty days. including date of sale the extreme limit
being allowed for the return trip.
The Pennsylvania railroad offers superior ad.
vantageS TO eXcurSiOniStS in the way OF speed
safety and comfort. journey over the line at this
season, withftS everchanging scenery, adds greatly
to the pleasure OF the trip.
For tickets and information as to routes sleepinp
18th and Pennsylvania avenue, Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad station or to passenger agent south
eastern district
The EAGER DIVORCE Casa few DAYS ago q
Dill for divorce was filed by Mrs. Lizzie L. Eager
against James Fl. L. Eager The papers state that
they were married in Philadelphia In 1867 and
came mere Immediately afterwards, and have since
resided here, where the respondent was employed
for years in the government printing office and
subsequently in the pension Office She charges
tnat In 1880 ne committed adultery which fact She
only recently learned, and she has since not lived
with him. MeSSrS. Edwards and Barnard appear
Ior the complainant, and the papers are now with
d. ID. Power, who appears for the defendant