Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

Parker and Townsend have recently made
the following real estate sales: No. 1920 8
street, from Julia r. Townsend to lydia Ann
Brown, $4,000. Lot 9, SO. 179, on @ street.
between 10th and 18th streets, north side
2Ox1OO feet, for VIM. II. Gunnison to Jas. B.
Newlln, s2,1O0. Lot 40, SO. 139, 23x12O feet
on Connecticut avenue, between N and O
streets, for Juana III. de Macias to David King,
S11.5o0. House, No. 1923 street, for Col.
George W. Dyer TO James T. Hall 81 $50 lot
10, So l.9 20 feet q inches by 1oO, on @ street.
be1weea 16th and I'm streets TOR John Hum,
a., As, ~ and 50, so. 100. / . by so each or,
10th street, between and U streets, for James
ss.931.5o. Lots IL and I3, so. 1873, 25xiO3
each, on the north side OF q street between
h9'h IA ana Th d9tn s'Teels for Louis Shoemaker
133, loX100. north side OF U street between
18th land 10Th streets, TOR Rose A Carrothers
y James NJ Dantt, ; 500. House No. 2I36 T.
Street. for Col. j. Ledyard Hodge to Mrs' O
Adele Fassett in connection with Chas a
AHeEwanl, s6,5oo Lot =. 50. $40, 2oxs5. on
streets, iYr Capt; +. X. Daley TO Charles Is.
G.b3s; $500. Lots II and 10, 50. 1ss,
tween 18Th and md 18th " s ~ street be- be-
Thomas T. Hood tO James NJ Dantt Sa ohO
Lot 10, square 1z9 % feet inches BY 100 feet.
on north side OF = street, between 18th and 17th
streets, for Joseph Tyssowski, to George 81. La
Petra, $3.50. House No. 1889 street for ID
u. Groh 10 captain Thomas w, Law "A 5O0
House No. 1896 10th street, for ID. d. GrofY to-
Captain Thomas ". Lay, $4,000. In connec.
ton with Thomas j. Fisher & Co., lot 8, square
ner of X and New Hampshire ayenue tor s r
Bond aud t. l. Hewett, To Judge c. j. HyIier
S2O44o. Lot Il, square 164, on 18th street,
between = and ;, containing $500 square feet
Tor JOAN = Bl.tnkuan, to Joseph Burrows
~, ITO Lot =, boo. 60 Columbia Heights
fronting 50 feet on Clifton street by o13 deer
Tor Mary u. Chadwick, to PitInan Pulsif1r
$4-tS2-oO. Los h, 81 JaIe 39S Improved nv
o-story brick. on stree,, between SIN and 9th
a. - ok
$4,000. Part Oi iUJ -, s4us-re 2o5 on north side.
OF street, between II TN and 10th streets tor
II l. ID umpire, - " IA. NJ. Clayton, 81 $40
Aots AZ AM L." square 43;i, ~ by 100 feet each
Streets. -
Arthur L. BateInau, trustee, has sold to p
herncon NichOil, lDT $1,000, two lots 80 feet
front each and COZ ,,.ining 1855 and 3 T7S
square ieet on the noftn side of Kenyon street.
between 18Th and l4th streets. Columbia
Heights cath W. Niger has sold to James n
w inner, for 1850. lots 30 and 100 in Wash
l12on he:shts; aad the same has sold to AIban
II Nixon, Tor >%,ooO- lot Ia, in the above sub
division itooert ID. Weaver executor has
soid 10 tranN 4. Murphy, for S19, 36i.76, ali of
square zoos which Is bound by 18th and 18Th
aud and l. streets northeast. Mariana n
y. Lathrop has sold 10 James L. Fitch, for
Sl,31S a stabk lot, 2Jx5o feet in the rear az
the iatter's new residence, on Rhode Island
avenue, near Connecticut avenue.
The IRISH EyANGEILsT.-Rev. George c.
NeedhaIn, the evangelist who as stared In
yesterdays STAR, has commenced a series of
meetings at the First Baptist church, is a
native lrisnman. He was born near the Lakes
OF Killarney, u Protestant parentage. 1t is
stated that the graphic recital of sermon by an
older sister when lie was five years old gave
him his nrst religious bent. He came to
America in 1858, Ia accompany his sister
whose health required a sea voyage. He be-
gan preaching here and did not return home
Tor several years. He was associated in 1868
with Mr.. Moody in Chicago. Besides travel
Ing and preaShing CONSTANTLY for years. he has
accomplished great deal OF literary work of q
mar He raj
1osely nuency Of the Irisn race, and his dis
courses are very effective. His wife, who &C
com anies him in his travels, is widely known
As an author and poet