Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE MATrERs.-C. II. Tickling. real
estate agent. reports the following sales: Rob-
ert Proctor 20 Theodore Barnes, part lots so
and 81, in square As, improved. for $4,000. NJ.
c. Mitchell to II. Hollerith, lot 6, in square ll3,
for t2,5o0. c. H. Fickling to W. Nj. Easbey
Smith. part l, Of lot a. in square IL, improved,
for Is, so. ]. S. Goebel and others to Nicholas
Crowley, part lot lao, in square 70, improved,
$3.50. W. H. Manogue and others to same,
part lot l4l, in square 70. for $50.
c. II. Fickling to II. Walker Tucker, part lot
133, In square "a, improved, for 800. Dudley
Hassan TO James Keleher. part lots 50 and so. in
square S. improved, for S5,690.o9. Martha
Ann Hess 10 Cloyd Tavenner, part lots So "a
and IS, in square 81, improved, Tor $4,000. c.
P.Williams TO Dennis y Brien, part lot b, square
126, improved, for 81 ,225. C. ii. Fickling to
George A Hyde, part lot 1877, in square 1O7, for
sl,l77.lS c. H. Fickling to H. b. King part
lot lS5, in square l07, for ELL 80. Mary
Feale TO w. II. Manogue, part lots 81, 80 and 81,
In square SO. for %, 200.
See advertisement elsewhere OF the post
ponement Of the sale Of property on Prospect
avenue.
A WATCH THIEF SENTENCED IN Two Cases
Policemen Burrows and Lyddane arrested
eOlored boy named Richard Wilson Friday
on charge Of stealing two watches from Thos.
Thompson jewelry store on Bridge street and
he was tried in the Police Court Saturday.
Il was charged that he went to the store sew
era days ago and stole watch and that he
returned again and repeated the ohense. Judge
Miller held him guilty and fined him s25 or
sixty days in each of two cases
SUDDEN DEATH-The mother OF Moses Booth
5anitor at the police station. died suddenly in
his arms this morning while he was ing to
her. The deceased was lifelong resident Of
this place and was highly ecteemed
THE FUNERAL Of Edward T. Offut, who died
Thursday at his home here in the seventy-sixth
year Of his age, will take place in Holy TRINITY
lCatholic) Church at 10 q m next Monday.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales Of live
~ Ak
are reported: One hundred and eighty cattle.
All sold Best, So TO &C.; good, 81 to 3J<c !;
medium, "a to &C.; common, 2 to 211c. live
hundred and sixty-fve sheep and lambs:
Lambs, TO SIC; sheep, to SIC; calves. s to
&c. Eighteen cows and calves, $40 to ESQ
Market good.
HK WANTED ITO SEE THE WHEELS Go
'Rousp."-A Washington officers desire to see
the workings OF the recently constructed police
patrol system IN Georgetown placed him in an
awkward position yesterday afternoon. On NJ
street near SD IL o box. IL 10 supposed that the
official opened the box innocently, not knowing
that the simple placing Of the KEY in the key
hole brings the patrol wagon to the box or that
he could not get his key out again until released
by an officer of this precinct The patrol wagon
came at Its usual rate Of speed, followed by q
crowd Of small boys
A SATURDAY SKIRxIsH-During a scrimmage
Saturday between two white men-Jerry Rey-
nolds and Enoch Smith-the latter was badly
cut across the cheek and throat by Reynolds,
Who was arrested for assault and battery and
Smith for disorderly conduct
wKnn THERE THREE IN THE GAxa.-Two
colored vomen-Louisa Gray and Lizzie
Paines-vere robbed Of q locket, chain and
ring Saturday evening by Q guest of theirs
during an entertainment of some sort at their
house. The thief proved to be Charles West,
She policemen say, who was captured by Officer
Hawkins. When searched United States
mail agents badge was found upon him.
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A Hazer Court Martialed.
A eourtmars,al has been convened ct the
Naval Academy to try Cadet joseph r. Camp-