Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-05
CouRr HOUSE SALES.

Yesterday Among the Auctioneers.
Yesterday was thereguIar monthly sales
day, and considerable property changed
hands at fair prices:
Capt. Henry Blum sold the southern
halt Of lot No. A and the full lot No. ID,
Middle OgIethorpe ward. together = feet
inches front on West Boundary and
on Lumber street by $50 feet ia depth, to
c. Ii. Dorset, for $3.50.
The southern half of lot No 81 and
the full lot No. -, Middle OglethOrpe
ward. together - feet inches front on
Lumber street by 100 feet in depth, to d..
O'COnnell, for $500.
The southern half of lot No. ,, 'front.'
Ing the canal, 10 teet 8 inches by 1S2
fert 6 inches southern line, and 1874 feet on
northern line to A. Kent for $3.50.
The southern half Of lot No. >, OppO-
site and fronting east on the canal,
having front of 10 feet inches, by a
depth of 30 feet, to A. Kent for $3.50.
Lot No. 81, Columbia ward, stu
ated on the northwest corner Of South
Broad and Price streets. and the improve
ments thereon, TO c. ID. Harms for ST.
500.
A part of lot No. >. Carpenters row,
on East Broad and Broughton streets
with building and improvements, to l..
Roe for $500.
Lots Nos. 50 and 81, Elliott ward, and
improvements thereon. situated on south
side Bolton street, next west Of corner Of
West Broad street, to j. Kaufman Tor
$500 each.
Fee simple lots Is and H. Barlow
ward. fronting u feet on Harris street,
by 100 feet in depth, situated between
Price and East Broad streets to j. X.
Cohen for $500 each.
c. II. Dorset sold the two lots on the
northwest corner of Hall and Abercorn
streets. having a southern front on Hall
! street Of 1917 feet to the unnamed street
on the west and 81 feet on Abercorn street,
for SO, 400.
The southern half of lot No. Rey-
nolds ward, Third tything, and the
/ improvements thereon, consisting OF two
small houses. for So, 400.
All of the outstanding and UncOl-
lected notes. accounts, judgments, eXecu-
tiOns. and all other claims, rights and
assets Of Flanagan, Abel Il Co., bank
rupts, for so.
The lot on northeast corner Of Jefferson
and Duffy streets, measuring 40 feet on
Duffy and 105 feet on Jefferson. for 81, 100.
Lot Forsyth ward, measuring 49,
feet on Whitaker street and running back
1917 feet to Howard street, for $4,000.
Lot No. / Holland tything, Perez
val ward, and Improvements Tor SIG, 100.
This property is located on Bull and York
streets, and belonged to the Savannah
Volunteer Guards Battalion.
Lot No. 43 Kelly ward, measuring 40
feet on Bolton street by depth of 10 feet
to a lane, for $500.
Kennedy & Blum sold lot No. 80 Lloyd
ward, with improvements, for $4,000.
Lot No. - Monterey ward, with improve
ments, for Sc, 100.
Fiftv-tWO acres of land about three
miles from the city for 81 ,040.
Lot No. Warren ward and improve
ments. cOnditiOnally for $500.
The balance of real estate was with
drawn.
Fire on the Ocean Steamship Wharves.
At 1920 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm Of fire was struck from station No.
- at the Ocean Steamship wharves. 1t
was occasioned by the discovery Of fire
among some bales of cotton on the
eastern end of the wharf. The policemen
on duty. under Sergeant Langbell, I'M
reeled the wharf hose. and succeeded
in extinguishing the fire in a few bales,
while the fire department completed the
work by smOthering the flames with
dampened covers. Chief Fernandez
would not allow the department reels to
lay hose, as there was no necessity. About
eleven bales Of cotton were slightly
damaged. The loss did not exceed $50.
The origin Of the fire is unknown, but il
is thought it was caused by careless
smoking either on the dock or aboard
some vessel mOOred at the WharYes.