Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02
Real Estate sales.

Parker & Townsend have made the following
large real estate sales during the past forty
days, aggregating Sl5S,47s.5O: No. SIG 18th
street, for A. l.. Bliss, OF Boston, to Julia o.
Hare for $4,000. Lot 1, block 43, University
park, containing $500 square ieet for w. G.
block AZ. University park containing $500
Tor $500. Lot =, block a. UniXersity park,
containing 1880 square feet, for w. c. Hin, TO
John May Harlan for $4,000 Lots Il
and 70, square 1885, 20 by 81 each, on Corcoran
street, between 17tn and 18TH streets, for Dr.
Il. Ii. LaFetra, TO Cornelia Devendorf for
S3,452.3O. Lot 10, square 179, 2O.6x 100 on
north side OF z street. between 10th and 18th
Devendorf for S2,562.5O Lot IL, block 80,
Columbia III eights southeast corner I4th and
Roanoke streets. containing 1925 square Ieet,
$4,000. No. 31I NJ street, two-story and
basement brick, tor Ralph Jefferson, to Hylas
T. Wheeler for $4,000. Lot s, block 81, Column
and Roanoke streets, containing 1854
square ieet for John j. Edison, trus-
Tee, to a A. A. Thomas for $1,000.
street, between street anu knode Island ave-
nue., containing l,3U0 square ieet, Tor A. L..
Bliss, to David kimoall TO s2.215. Aiausoleum
9th and 10th streets, con tanning $3.50 square
feet, tor Jesse b. Wilson, to the Georgetown
medical colege( thrO ~ ia A. Z. Brownie > o. 49l
No. % Iowa Circle, for James Robbins To -
for Sl5, 100. Lots 1, 10 and II. block I3, CO.
lumbia Heights, containing 1888 square feet,
for John }. kdson, trustee, 10 Daniel ". PatUer-
son for S16,511. Lots IL and I3 block Az Uni
versitv park, 81 81 square 1eel, for W. c. Hill
TO DIR. Robert McMurdy ior s15,95o. Lot nortn-
west corner OF Clifton and 18Th Streets y BOO
square feet Through Ihos. j. Fisher IL CO.., for
James A. Bates and others, to Mary III. Myers
Tor Slo5oo: Lot q, beck 81, Columbia
Fisher & Co.., Tor Mary h. Freeman, to Mary III.
Myers tor s9,s03.47: Lots and 2, block AZ,
University park. - 800 square Ieet, for w. c.
A A. Thomas Il Int 2
block 43, University park, fronting on Euclid
Place, $50 square feet, for W. c. Hill, To Judge
$2,537.5O. Lot 3, block Az. University park,
1880 square leet, Tor W: Z. Hill, 10 Capt. A A.
Thomas for So, 625.
following sales: To Mrs. Mabel u. Bell, for Ar
mand Jardin, sub lots l3, 81, 32 and part of 80,
in square l59 said ground having a frontage
on Connecticut avenue of SO ieet) for $50, 900.
For the Manufacturers aud Traders bank o; hui
falo NY, to Messrs. Stevens, Lawrence & Co. the
Adamantine Brick Machine works in Aexan-
dria county, Va; consideration nominal. For
h. A. Newman 10 George Martin, lot q, block
80, in the subdivision Of the north grounds of
Bacon street, for 81 ,377.5O. For Mrs. Mary T..
Baker, of Boston, ~ John Murdoch, lot 81, Of
the south grounds OF Columbian University,
fronting 90 feet on Stoughton street, tor 50, 100
cash. For Robert Duguid. part Of lot IL, In
square 447, fronting 20 feet on 7th street, be-
tween N and streets northwes improved by
SO, 600. And, in connection with Messrs. Cutter
and Winner, Tor Miss Louisa b. Smith ct al. to
Hon: stiison Hutchins the property No: 14l2
IL street northwest, lately occupied by the
Alabama claims commission, for $4,000.
CHOLERA IN EURoPE.-The marine hospital
bureau has received Information through the
occurred at Dune aud four cases and two deaths
at Fiume yesterday.
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL had not
reached the White House At three O'Clock this
afternoon.
SURGEON JOHN De B. w. GARDNER has been
ordered to make an inspection of the sanitary
condition of the Soldiers Home grounds at
Harrodsburg, KY. and report TO the board Of
commissioners OF the soldiers Home At WASH
iugtOn.
GIVEN LfFE-sAvING MkDALs.-The President
has awarded gold life-saving medals to Capt. c.
Nagel, H. Barr and w. A. Coos for services rem
dered to the shipwrecked crew OF the American
Laguno y Dapena, Jose NJ. Santiago and san
dalio SerranO for bravery in saving the crew Of
the American schooner G. Haurahan, March
25, 1886.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 n M, 81: Q q M. 6S; IL q. m., &c: = y M. 81
maximum, "a: minimum. 60.
WHAT THE POSTAL Clerks DEMAND.-The
Brotherhood Of Postal Clerks - assemble at
Indianap0lis to-day will send q committee to
Postmaster General Villas 70 demand that all
clerks retired from the service in the future be:
presented " ith copy Of the charges leading
statement OF 1oss clerks Who have been are re-
moved ON the false charges Of conspiracy.
A meeting OF D. a. No. ISL OF l., was held last
evening In New York. Mr. Powderiy arrived at
S Is Be 70 ss dsnsa %
60 on antil they Withdrew. This they refused,
saying they were there under orders. The meet
ing then adjourned to eth steee2