Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE DEALs.-The following sales of
real estate are reported by Chas. ii. Tickling,
real estate agent, through NJ. NJ. Parker: Mary
l.. and Chas: E. johnson to VIM. II. Manogue
and others, lots Is to 81, parts q and 49, i'm
proved, in square As, for 2l.O00 For the
same through NJ. NJ. Parker to c. c. Glover,
part OF White Haven, for $4,000. G. Fl. Flick
ling to q. W. Douglas, part lots and 8, in
square 49, for $1l, 500; part lot 7, in square 70,
improved, $3.50. Robert Proctor to c.. A.
Upperman, part lot IL, improved, in square 4S,
for $500. b. +. Leighton to Vim. Omdorff,
lot III. OF b. +. Leighton's subdivision of lots
1876 to 49, in square u.s. for 81 $50. VIM. Cog
gins to Samuel E. Allen, part lots lis and 116,
improved, in square rs, for S1,625. Mary A.
square 80, for 1920. A. Leighton and others
to VIM. II. Manogue, part lots 80, 80 and "a.
improved, in square 33, for $4,000 VIM Ma
nogue to j. G. Goebel. part lots 80 and IA,
improved. in square 80, for $500. Sarah
Leary to s. E. Allen, part lot 81, in square Sc,
for $4,000. NJ. j. Warning and others to j. G.
Goebel, the Warning place on the BroadvilIe
road, containing rs acres, for g, 200. b. F.
Leighton to Eugene Lyddane lots Is, II. 10, in
Leighton's subdivision of lots 1876 to 149, in
square IS, for $500. O'Reilys syndicate to
Geo. J. Killian, fourth interest in eighteen
frame dwellings on 36th and streets. for
-, $50. X. W. Morgan to Chas. H. Fickling
part lot Z. in square 10, for S1,25O. c. A. Up
perman to G.. III. Tickling. part lots Z and g.
PiONcN, III eludre lOr ~J,OUU.
COLUMBIAN ATHLETES GONE TO WILMINGToN
The representatives. of the Columbia Athletic
Club are to battle for victory at the athletic
games at Wilmington today. Messrs s. j. King
and II. NJ. Dickinson, accompanied by Prof j.
L. Crossley, left this morning.
TROUBLE ON VALLEY STREET-In the Police
Court this morning Officers Hawkins and Hook
had Nat Harris and Amelia Harris. man and
wife living on Valley street in this place, before
the court for disorderly conduct Mr. Kicks
appeared for the defendants Elizabeth Nc
Coy testified that the HAIRLESS lnterfered with
her girl and she went down, when Mrs. Harris
called her girl "a brazen yaller wench" and
Mrs. Mccoy "a brazen slut" Officers Hawkins
and Hook testified to having been frequently
called to the Harris house on account of disor-
der. The Mccoy girl testified that Harris
threatened to break her back. The court sug-
gested that it would be better that both be
fined Mrs. Harris testified that the Mccoy
woman had a rock and swore. After testimony
was offered showing that the Mccoy woman
called Mrs. Harris a bad name, the court dis
missed the case.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers' Rest yesterday are reported:
Thirty-eight cattle; all sold. Best, Az to 4slc
good. to &C.; medium, 31S to 4c.: common
2 to &c. Four hundred and sixty-five sheep
and lambs. Lambs, 81 to 6$4c.; sheep, 3 to
3$4c.; calves, 354 to 414c. Ten cows and calves
S25 to $40 Market brisk.
NoTEs.-Drs Yarnell and Suter will in few
days leave for New York. from whence they
VIII sail for Europe to be absent several
months. During their travels they will attend
the medical congress- which meets in Berlin
Attention is called to advertisement of ex-
cursion to be given by Hermione Lodge, No.
IL, b. OF p, on the 18th instant at River View