Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20
GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-C. II. Fickling real es-
tate agent. reports the following sales: VIM.
II. Manogue TO Geo. J. Cost. parts lots 100 and
l0l, in square IS, improved; -. 800 cash. Same
10 ;. Ihos. Brum, part lot 100. in square s.. inn
proved: si,ltO cash. Samuel ID. Linn and 9th
ers to W. III. Manogue, part lot 1874. square "a,
improved; S2.iO0 cash. Jno III. Schultze to
Jno. Horrigan. parts lots Ill and l2l. square 7s,
improved; $4,000 cash. A. J. Luke TO Jno.
Collins. part lot l56, square "a, improved;
Sl.JOO cash. L. c. Homiller to II. W. Offutt,
parts lots 65 and 66. square IS, improved;
Sl.5O0. Same TO G. 7. Williams, part lot Il,
square 126. improved: Sl.O50. Caroline W.
Dobblns to Jno. ID. MCPHERSON parts lots 40. so,
81. and 1873, square 90. improved; S4.5OO cash.
Same to Vim. ii. Manogue, part lot ., square
6S. improyed S2.2j0. Horace Jarboe 70 Vim.
+. Clark. part lot o. square 20. improved;
$1,000. Marie Luke TO Henry Oettinger and
others lot 29l, square 1Sl. $500. Annie L.
Heiss to Henry Oettinger, parts lots 1893 and 1876,
square 12l. improved: Sl.S50 cash. Robt.
Proctor to the Baptists' Women's Home parts
lots 81 and 81. square As. improved; $1,000.
Philip May TO 1. Il. Fulaove. part lot 81,
square AZ, improved; $4,000. Mary T.
Hannum to William II. Manogue; parts
lots p and IS square 80. improved; $1,000.
{. III. Cragin to H. L. Gilbert. parts lots l6 and
II. square 5. improved: 5000. Leontine V.
Wilson TO Mary L. Wright. part lot 1872. square
Al. improved: Sl.sj0 cash. Danl Linkins to T.
]. Briggins. through Wescott & Wilcox. lot l03,
square 81. improved: $1,000. c. d. Jewell TO
James Manogue, parts 80 and 81. square -. inn
proved; $4,000. Lewis Hess TO Evanline c.
Todd. parts lots Is and l6. square I0l. i'm
proved; $4,000. Geo. I. Bing 10 Beckham &
Middleton. part lot -. square 10. improved;
=2ij0 cash. David Aud to G.. l.. Recar. part
lot li9. square 90, Improved; S2.6J0. Eleanor
A. Walter TO Vim. II. Manogue, parts lots 100
and l0l. square -. improved; 1000. {. III.
Tickling TO W. Il. Gurley. lot g. square 49, I'M
improved; S1700 W. B. Gurley to NJ c.
Mitchell. lot 6. square 49, q. 800. Mrs. Emma
McCahill to Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy, part lot 49,
square "a: $1,000. Peter Dill 70 Eleanor A.
Walter. parts lots /, 2 and 3. square 76; 5000.
Mary f. Pckerell to w. II. Nanogue. lot l76,
SO. 81: 81 500. Caroline w. Dobbins to c. ii.
Cragin. part lot 81, square SO; $780, Vim. A.
Gordon to I. r. Fullalove, lot 222. square 100;
$1,000. Annie VI. Polk TO I. II. Fullalove,
part lots AZ and Sc, square So; 500. John
Marbary to J. ]. Cook. lots 6, Z. 3. g. 10 and IL,
square IA; $4,000. Il. III. Warner to Sarah
Britt part lot so, square AZ; $500. Same to
Jos. H. Lee. part lot so, square as S1.450 cash.
j. II. Gordon to Saml Cross, part 279, square
SO: S4l30.
The GARAGE NUIsANcE.-The complaints
of the residents in Georgetown, because of the
failures to collect garbage here. have become
so numerous that Officer Burrows, now in
charge of the public streets here. is compelled
to keep a complaint book for that special pur-
pose. citizen in making a complaint this
morning remarked that il appeared the calls
OF the garbage man grew less frequent the
weather grew warmer.
STOLEN HARNEss.-Alexander Tenants stable
was forcibly entered Saturday night and a set
of harness valued at $40 stolen. Geo. Hawkins
was suspected of having committed the theft
and was placed under arrest by Officer Welch.
Hawkins showed fight, but was induced to 20
with the officer.
PERsONAL.-It was reported at the police sta
ton this morning that DIR. W. n. Waters. who
Is about eighty-three years of age. was missing
from his home. No. 1919 SD street, since Satur-
day afternoon. The doctor is suffering from
alteration of the mind and occasionally wan
ders from home.-Louis Lowry. forty-six
years of age. was removed to the Emergency
hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment Of
injuries caused by falling here some DAYS ago.
Mr.. Joseph O'Neill, who has engaged in
business at Atlanta. Ga., for several months
past, is visiting his parents here.
FIRE.-Early yesterday morning slight fire
in the old museum at Georgetown university
caused damage to the extent of about $50 fully
covered by insurance.
GRAIN RECETPTs.-Canal boat Loudoun ar
rived this morning with 4. 100 bushels of corn
for G.. L. Dunlop Canal boat Maryland ar
rived with 3. 200 bushels of wheat for G. T. Dun
lop Canal boat Beulah arrived with 40 tons Of
hay for G. I. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
z A. M.-Great Falls. temperature 20: condition
10; receiving reservoir, temperature AZ; condi-
ton at north connection. u; condition at south
connection, &c. distributing reservoir. tempera-
ture. IS; condition at infiuent gate-house. Sc;
condition at effuent gate-house. sc. High tide
in the river to-day at II p. m. Low tide at
Gas nm