Evening star., 1886-06-17
Real Estate Sales.

Augustus Jay has sold to Elizabeth n. Maury
for $s,924.37, a lot fronting 34 feet inche.
and con tanning $500 square feet, on the north
| side of Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets. Jas. F. keenan, has sold te
Stilson Hutchins, for $50 400, four lots 17xI2l
feet each, with improvements on the east side
of 10th street, between and NJ streets. Thos
]. Fisher & Co. have sold, for the Washington
$1O $780, two lots 25x10O feet each, and one lo
2OX1OO, on the north side of street, between
New Jersey avenue and 1st street northwest
Richard Young has sold to Henry Hurt two o.
the above lots, 25x1OO and 2Ox1OO feet each
for 81 $50. Jas. F. Keenan, has sold to John r.
Mclean, for S6,77O.92, the west half of square
HOO, which Is between d, c, 18th and 18th
streets southeast BENZ. H. Warder has sold t6
j. Mills Browne, for $2O,bOO, residence "a
18th and 10th streets. David A. Chambers has
sold to ]. R. Bromwell, for So. 1878, lol
fronting 1907 feet, and containing 1.97,
and o streets Benz. H. Warder has sold tc
Edmund Hudson, for Sd, ,991, a lot on the ives,
| side of 18th street, between and K streets
Thos. ]. Fisher d Co. have sold for G. T.. Viii
lard, to w. w. Burdette, two lots, 25 feet
front each, on the west side OF Vermont ave,
nue., between and Il streets, the price being
$3.50 per foot
The FIRE WORKS D1sPLAY.-The program
gs to be gwen in the Mon smsns sSounds ~ % ON the
evening of July 6th, includes a number OF NOV.
able pieces, among them chime OF moving
bells, bearing the inscription, 'Hear the Mellow
Wedding Bells" also the Washington monu
ment in outline struck by lightning during q
Of George washi9gson and pay ihs
names of the thirteen original states. There
will also be a representation off naval com
bat-vessels under full sail firing while in
motion, and . superb dre burst Ave hundred
feet in air, displaying an unfurled American
flag. The work OF collecting funds to defray ex
many prominent officials and business men ap
pearing on the subscription list. The committee
In charge ask for % about three ua hundred dollars
tions can be left at STAR Office, Riggs bank or Re
publican Office.
The BENEFIT FOR LAWS SEMINARY.-The
last grand concert for the benefit Of Laws Sem
Inary will be given by Miss Lena Miller and the
Metropolitan church, on n street. between 18th
and 18th streets. It is for q charitable object,
the payment OF teachers, and promises to be q
UNpRovoxKD ASSAULT WITH BLACK
Mr.. A. B. Hoack. = printer. Was standing as
Maryland avenue and Ala street southwest q
cOlored man walked up 10 him, and without pro
jack, knocking him ssnssisss. The coiored man
then made OF. A little girl saw the assault
and an alarm was raised and and MT; @ HousE was ns
was afterwards taken to his home.
MARRIAGE EL1cxNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court 70 James
B. Holden and Annie Hopkins; Frank L. Van
Auken, of Alexandria, Va, and Mary K.
Adams; James Carmody and Mary Ganey;
George A. johnson and Francis g. Toppin;
Richard Buckner and Bette Brock; John Dye
and Sarah Bowling. Of Frederick.onrg, Va; u.
c. sullivan. OF Savannah, Ga. and Mrs: Martha
NJ Muivay, OF Pittsburg, Pa: Joseph Whitney
and Kate GreeL; George Campbell aud Rosetta
OF Montgomery county, Nd: Milton J. Durham,
of Danviils, Hoyle county, Ky, and Margaret
4. Carter, Of Lexington, ky.; B. w. Kepltnger,
OF Lima. Ohio, and @ A.. Shuerue; w. &. Aid.
dletOn and Caroline e Bartholomew
Acr Apy1ovHD.--Ths Frssidsnt to-day sp.
peoved the Get authorizing the construction OF
. bridge across the Staten Island sound. known
- the Arthur Kili, and % sstahlisA shs Same -