Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19
Real Estate Sa1es,
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NOTES OF RECENT fAANsFgks-HousEs AND LOTS
InomaS J. Fisher has sold . lot on D street. be-
tween Delaware avenue and South Capitol street,
5Ox134 feet, to Lewis p. Shoemaker, for 20 cents
Ioos; also lot on the south side OF street, be-
tween gath and 25th streets, 6sx1OO to J. X Hert.
toro, agent tor Mrs Jane Farnham, for Is cents
per ioot also two lots at the south corner of 10th
anu MSoison streets 4SxlO0 feet, for Mr. sherman
for s >. New r MamPsaire to Mrs Mary M Tiers
A. W: lyman the correspondent of the New York
S Ss,a, purchased yesterday, through Thomas J.
$500. The property fronts Oh East Capitol Park,
ana is one OF the most complete small houses in
W: :. lewis has bought for q, 400, of c. F. Peck
six lots In block 4, Trinidad. Thomas q. Hensey
has bought, for sAslo. Of D. 8. HARNESS sub g,
ana 9Th on between 4sh
=, Beall, Brown Co have Just leased Major VIM.
B: Siacks house, IA 18th street, to Count Spon.
neck, the new Swedish minister
B. H. Warner Co. have sold IN Mrs VIM NJ.
Snuster, iOr Mrs Col O. Z. Mack, lot 2253xl5O
feet, on the south side OF Rhode Island avenup,
T. e. Messer, nine lots In the subdivision known as
Chlchester, In AnacostIa; also to Robt. j. Shep.
herd, I house 44s New York avenue for Robt. J.
Chas +. Mclaughlin 9 lot on the east side OF New
hampshire avenue between Pennsylvania avenue
ana street for s165 per foot; also to Jas c.
Newton, lot on the west side OF New Hampshire
avenue, between M and N streets, for $1.3O per
foot; also to Wilbur +. Nash, three lots on the
also lot on the south side OF C street. between
18th and 18th streets, to Hon. Jno. Swope for
81 200; also TO Jno. G. Slater, through Geo. E. En-.
mons, lot on the north side of M street, between
seth and R7th Streets for 20 cents per foot.
ID. s. Evans has bought or Messrs Wilson and
Matungly, trustees, for $40 so. twelve lots In
lots in same tract.
Georgia D. Todd has sold for 81, es6 to Maria H.
Stewart, part sub %. square 137-4397 on 18th
street, between street and Massachusetts, avenue
SEVERAL FINES IN ONE CAsE-Last night be-
squad OF oficers raided an alleged house of III
fame at No. 1914 D street northwest and arrested
Mary Birch, the alleged proprietress, and four
Court the four women were charged with vagrancy.
One was required to give bonds and the others
were released on .heir personal bonds James
Rooney, one OF the men charged with vagrancy
and profanity, used profanity In court, for which
the court imposed fne OF SO for contempt. He
was fined also $40 for using bad language to Lieut.
AmisS Mary Birch, the alleged proprietress Of
the house, was fined $50.
Court in General Term to-day, before the fun
bench, the case Of VIM. Henry Browne against
Henry r. Sanders was argued BY Messrs. W. f.
and Messra Edwards Barnard for defendants
This case grows out Of the defacation of the sec
Rotary OF the Territorial Savings Loans and Build
complainant was a stockholder and director and
suit was brought to recover money paid to the So
clety. In the court below, Judge Hagner, o decree
was made requiring the defendants to pay COM
plainant $4,000, and from this an appeal Was
taken. The defendant claims that the bill should
be dismissed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM.
Evans and Annie Cant; George Harrison and
Emily johnson; Jefferson Clones and susan
Stathers; Nathaniel Hubert and Florence Poindex-
ter; Isadore Braumann and Meta Lowenstein.
A SUIT AGAINST THE LEXINGTON RoAp.-Dr. W.
L Taylor to-day, by Mr.. A. X. Browne. filed suit
Co. for $50, 900 damages The plaintiff states that
It was the duty Of the defendant to maintain the
highways known as North Capitol street and New
York avenue in such condition to render 1t safe
and convenient for passengers and transit thereon,
yet on september 20 the said highways were out
OF repair and In a dangerous and unsafe condition
because OF the defendant having dug q ditch along
New York avenue, at its Intersection with North
Capitol street, and left 1t open and unguarded and
made no enort to warn persons against accident.
He says that while, on Sept 26, about Ocpk D. m,
reason OF such negligence he was suddenly plunged
with his horse and carriage in said ditch, was
thrown out and seriously Injured in the chest,
back, spine, and left leg, the latter being para
lyzed He says that he has since had hemorrhages
OF the stomach and Inflammation Of other organs,
and Is prevented from attending TO his business
physician. He says further that he has been
forced in endeav0rng to be healed to eXpend large
sums OF money, and also he has been compelled to
pay $3.50 for veterinary medical and other attend
ance for his horse and $50 for the repair Of his
riage
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