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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

PAM hydTsass are sitsztea- sac are depart
ment ga -se sGsA hsdrxatS II 81 agreed Prlee
PEI G91F tor SAGA zss 81 s.l4 ky6raats' such
usr, however at - IA Anyway eject tie
rtshtS o. SAD HydrsEiie GompaBy uudef taeir
eoaEset Nith tAs tssEshlS ofaoeEs II 6reEa
h4plAts to~aShip ,. aer 80 IA aEy nay e1eef ths
quesfioa ss 20 sAether The eIty Of sraRe hzF-
tas . Bound ey sxta e9atraeG or t0ana e a.
same tue sane IN other wards that SAID eoa
tract. aud the consideration thereof - Ia no
~lss to BE affected BY sQeA use ~ sad
Respectfully submitted.
signe4- Ap0LPa LkItKLr.
l. 4. HAICa.
COMMITTEES en- Property
Adopted sna the report referred ~ the Con-
N "a Council with the request that contract
be made IS sooa a. possible.
u. b. AcREIsoLDs.
Secretary.
On motion Of AID. cieaae. referred ~ Com
mlItee on Fire Department.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

Ilsoee acy stones. erleks. boards plank. TN
b<r. lamesr On other material les hsAiaiAs -
er apoa &ay street. lsae. alley or puzzle
square. CT pace II said city. without
peTmissle1 o. TIE mayer OF Common totsleil
No psrssa shall scatter. tere~. s~esp iato 81
leave ar distribute Ia aas street. laDs "a s.sss
OF pubic space wlthla tae limits II the clty.
eirt or refuse Of any description. carried o.
14aiee sbeott WAGONS ara @as PERSIA Ussas
g0aS carts 81 ether yeAieses T. hs2s ciff
shah set load the same above toe Eef II ths
SIDES or cad boards Of tie sxmt, ana the box
Of any saeh wagon. cart or vehicle used Tor the
purpose Aforesaid. shall b Constructed IA such
manaer as 10 prevent the escape. distributing
or scattering Of art or any refuse 81 the
streets And 40 psTsaa SHAH lesNt. tarow 81
deposit ans Wood. refuse Of any other material
upea any street. Of the els OF Grad
any wood be split thereof OF upon
the sidewalk adjacent thereto nor
shall ANY sw plugs. refuse of litter be taros a.
left or deposited o. such pavement; nor SHAH
any oil OF any kiAd be Ihroaa upon such pave
meat. OF be permitted 10 drip thereon ner
shall ans oil can. 0r any other vessel fer the
reception OF oii be flied on or over seeA pave
menI. or transferred from tanks OF other
reeepIacies TO such oil eaas or other recep
iseies for the same o. aud ever such pave
meDt' sRythin. IN any other ordinances Of the
city 10 the contrary thereof notwithstanding.
To the HcnoTabie. the Common Council o.
the CITY of Grand Rapids:
osntlemen-i COMMITTEES on Sidewalks
20 whom Was referred tae communication Of
O. ". Dlilenbaek aud others. asking Tor the
construction OF sidewalk on South Division
street. from Hall street IL Burtoa avenue.
rf1s
port that tirty have carefully examined the
same. and fad that said portion Of said South
Division street has not been improved. and
therefore recommend thai u resolution Tor
the construction Of such sidewalk &c adopt q
unit! said South Division street IL improved
between the lines named.
Respectfully submitted.
III. r. DOZEN.
J. IL. ANDERSON.
&. srR~EER.
Committee Oh Sidewalks
Adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

striker. Tateun. IuTRsr-T.
Aays-SoE-.
~ u. BlAm2zEiel asxiag feE a. express IL
ceHse - "a tne pro rata basis
~ L. fsYF, ssAiag for alssE Eea13srs a.
sense apsA . pre- rata basis.
~ 4 IasTp. haEiaz purchased ne express
iscease 81 JaEaes Aal4ef zskins couax.i ~ az
thorpe the DISASTER u the sane "a MIN.
y. = a. kelley haslag The sxRress license Of
Adsai Kelley asking eeaaeli 20 aaEaeriIe The
sE23sfer II ths saaEe to him.
Al Tie abose Ace1se Applications referred 70
tnS mayer
90 j. - Nosdsils ssxiaz permission TO de-
POST building material o. kAAssm street. be
tween Fountain All Lsoa street
~ hrs. joan ssossea Asslag permission 20
dseosit baIldlag material Ia froaG Of No. ~
Je1egs3l ~ eAGS.
% l. A. Steaks ASKING permission 10 de-
post buiiasng material at corner OF Pearl aad
i0Bi4 Streets
rhs aaose baiidiags requests were referred
" the eits EgarsAa4-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

GAM RArIns. Mich. March E. 1871.
To the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil.
Gsntlemen-Under direction Of the board
transmit you the communication of Charles
smedley relative to the case of NJ. Clark vs.
Al Wood aud VIM. Brown.
Respectfully.
b. McREYSotps.
Secretary.
The statement sets forth that the said Smed-
lev was the attorney for Patrolman Wood and
William Brown that said parties bad some
time aga. while acting under orders from
superior oflcer. shot and Killed dog belong
log 20 Gardner r. ClsrF. that had bitten
little girl; that judgment had been rendered
against said parties In Judge Groves ceurt
amounting, with costs 70 ssf.sn. the Judge
holding that the ordinance in question was de-
feeiivr. requesting the board 70 ask tHe city 20
pay said hiil.
on motion 81 All. sproul. referred t. Com
rattfee on Claims and Accounts and the city
attorney.
Gsa~p Rsrfps. Mich 8'rch =. Isal.
To the Honorable Msvor sud Common Council:
Gentlemea-U nder directions Of the board
transmit yoa . report 81 the condition Of
street lights. fer the week ending March
3. 1901. tast remained BniIshted one hour aad
over.
respectfully submitted.
r =. McRsY~nrre
Secretary.
Referred - Cosa tee On Lanns
GRASo Rams. Mich March g. Issi.
Ia the Honorable Mayor snd Common Coaa-
81.
Geaslp~sn-Tna.r direction 81 ~. board.
transmit yen ne falicvinE
Re the Honorable Board Of Police ant Fire
Commissioners:
tfent1Smen--Your committee - whom we
referred the request - tae sr~ asrshsi. a.s
me that arrangements ~ made ss sill rerSit
the zee u 5re hvdraats \ TIE eastern psrt ~
tha cffv - case ~ sre. such hyarsnts ssing fhe
prosperity - IRE Hvsrsniie Csrarsey respect
fuifv r~vorF that n TIE sTinien - vcur e,-s
nlsree a. srrznren<af sac1ia - entered tnfs
vfth me Eytranlie cenrzsy - thst r esse -
Sc = that part q n. city where sad con-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
INEIAlSHEn KISIkESS

The clerk presented fot further ooAsiaera-
tion AID for fhe paIpose o. hrarnz farther
appeals. the assessment roll Scr the eanstras-
tea Of - sewer IN sheldon street. a. lac cigy
81 0r@ld kapids
II thereUpon appearing from the sshassit 81
H. A. PeAse. priaeipsl ei-rk "a the afhas sf Tia
"fand kap!ds lElssKAN HKHaLh. aaily pebi.s
newspaper. priHtea, published sad eig-
cuistea al said cry OF Gr4aa Rapids. that llss
eiss eieTk has gitea due aotioe 81 the gisss
sas place - heafias appeals frem the assess
ments Contained Ia sXia roll - corrected asd
- required ~ law and The ressiauoas 81 .as
Common Council 81 March 3 aaa March -.
1871. and there being no further aspea 80 tie
above roll. OF motion - aid. Darn. tAe Fsa
Was ratified ana confirmed ls Tie following
vote
Carried
HeAs-AId Anderson. Carpenter. porsa.
Dsyle. EmmeF. Haasef. Mckee. 0bal-
ueA. saaHacrs. sse4H. stakeS, sFT..a.
stebh.ns. e,ryker. TatecnL Turner. lerrx-4a
Asys-NoEe.
The CLERK prescatei for further conssdefa-
ton and for the purpose Of heaTiE. iarsAcr
appeals the assessment roll Tor iAr lIn frose.
meni Of sibleg street. IA the c.aS u orand
kapias.
Appeals bc:ns presented BY c. A. lrsd-
erickson. AID. nausef moved that The saae
ter IN charge aud ihat further conSidsraiien
II TIE roll be- postponed until IGesd@s, Alsill
Z. neat. for The purpose OF hearing iartaST
appeals
Carried.
leas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. DSfea.
Doyle Lmmer. NagseT. Nils. Mcksr.
oDonnel. saunders. Siein. sproul. Sitsb.aa.
Striker. IaIeum. Turner. NereN-is.
Aass-Noae.
The clerk presented for further consldera-
ton. and for the purpose Of hearing fvftafr
appeals. the assessment RON Tor ths lhFrlks-
ment OF Benson street. Ia the city 81 erand
Rapids.
Thereupcn Ala. o'Donneii. chairman Of the
special committee having the appeals iron It's
assessments tn said roll in charge. presrutsd
| the following report
To the Honorable. The Common Coaacil 81 tie
city OF Grand Rapids.
Gentlemen - Your special committee to
whom Was referred the matter s.sess =
frcm he assessment roll for tie ErsdinE -.
ersyelnE snd paving the cutters 81 tsEsas
street. In the city VI Grand kagidS. resr.e
fully report that thes recommend u Al - d
appeals be referred 10 the Board 81 lsl..
Works for a report az 10 the improvement
said street. 1T the next meetlR- OF sie eouI--
eli. and that sae nGal report OF var 49, d
committee be withheld until tas hssfs q
Public Works makes report ia IA, ni-s.s
and that further consideration De lSs.ss ss2
until Tuesday evening. AIrA :. 1871
respectfully submitted.
hDwskp ODoNSfLI.
ANDKrw J. sTrtKAz
trfn Sand :.
Special Committee.
Adopted.
Yoas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren,
4 Doyle. Emmer. nsuser. Mills. Mckee. u'pSn-
/ nell. saunders. stein. 8 an
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BOARD or PUBLIC We

BOARD or PUBLIC woRKs,l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.. March 30. 1891. I
ITO the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council
Gentlemen-In compliance with the request
of the Committee on Streets page 619 prin ted
proceedings asking that the Board of Public
Works report plans and specifications. etc..
for dump carts. respectfully report that cores
pondenee with the Ulcers of other cities. cuts
of carts 'and plans and specifications. ETC..
have been received. The information asked
for was for the benefit of the Committee on
lreets
The entire papers are therefore transmitted
herewith TO your honorable body.
Byorder Of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS.
President.
Referred to Commit e Oh Streets.
The contract for the construction of sewer
In Clinton street. between the city of Grand
Rapids and Mathewson & Kloote was pre-
scented. and reported correct in form b. the
city attorney.
All. Doren moved that the contract be APP
proved and the mayor be instructed 10 ex-
ecute the same In behalf OF the city.
Carried.
Yea.-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Dore1,
Doyle. Emmer. Hsuser. Mills. Mckee. ODon-
nell, Saunders. Stein. Sproul. Stebbins. Stry-
ker. Tateum. Turner-l6.
Nays-Sone.
The following approximate estimates were
read by ihe clerk
Paving North Spring street from
Monroe street TO East Fulton street.
Silica Barytic stone. Amount. 3.05 %
Paving North Spring street. from
Monroe street 70 East Fulton street.
Hallwood block. Amount. 1908 90
Construction of a sewer in Hamilton
street. from 100 feet south OF West
Leonard street to Eleventh street.
Amount................... 7o7 70
Construction of n sewer In Lake ay-
eaue, from South East street to
Kellogg street. Amount ................ i.71t %
Accepted and fled.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

Respectfully s41mtttcl
Jasks yASBENsEkGs.
Comptroller
Aid. creqae moved that the report DC Sc
eepted aad adopted. and the clerk be Instructed
10 draw orders ia favor Of the several
parties as recommended by The comp
troller. ana the eiers sad eomptrolier Dc Ia
stTueted TO draw az order on the city deposit
ofy for ss.7ss.sl 10 be disbgrsed BY the treas
uref. ~ tas several parties nsRed Ia me
eonEtreiless report holding orders Oh the
funds therein Ealned. Ia " hleh there Is money.
Adopted.
leas-Aid. Carpenter. Creque. Doren. Doyle.
Emmer. HauseF. Mills. Mckee. ODonnels
saunders. sproai. stebbiDs. stryaer, IaEeaia.
Turner. lerex-lo.
Nays-N0ae.
CIR TREAsUREK's 0FFIoE.l
GkASp kAFIDs. Nieh.. March 81. ISL.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
Of the city Of GraAd Rapids
Gentiemen--I would respectfully ask for
committee from your honorable body TO settle
rolls.
South Lafayette street sewer.
Kennedy street grade.
Respectfully submitted.
Gao. K. PsREY.
CITY Treasurer.
On motion of Aid. Doyle. the request was
granted by the following vote;
ieas-Ald. Anderson, Carpenter. Creque.
D)ren Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills. Mckee.
O'Donneli. Saunders. Stein. Sproul. stebbins.
Stryker. Tateum. Turner-5.
Nays-None.
The mayor appointed Aid. Yerex. Tateum
and Sproul as the committee on the South
Lafayette street roll; and Aid. Carpenter.
Doren and Stryker as the committee on the
Kennedy street roll.
Cry TREAsuRgRs 0FFIcx.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 10, ISL !
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Grand Rapids:
Gentemen-There being sufficient money In
the respective funds. would respectfully ask
that the clerk and comptroller draw war
rant in my favor. on the city depository for
The total amount Of the following orders:
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

Respectfully submitted.
GEO. X. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Aid. Emmer moved to grant the request and
the clerk and comptroller be instructed TO
GrIw the proper warrant.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills. Mckee. 0'Don-
nell. Saunders. Stein. Sproul. Stebbins. Stry-
ker. Tateum. Turner-lT.
Nays-None.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
COMMON COUNCIL

EEssLAa ,zssIcs.
GzAso EAF1Dz. Mica, A8s1kE EfA.
MzFea 10. Issi-
Cesae1i Hlrf aad s2s sa2isa order 81
HIS Aoaer. MAJOR III
Rrsssnt-s H. Azdesssa. c4rpeatsr. cregae.
Dorea. Dosie. Emner. H4lssr. Nils. Aekee.
0'Doansii. SANDERS. Stakes. ,pro4l. -teoDiAs
strxkeF. f2teaAa. farner. lersx. A4scr--ls.
Ga m0tlsh Of Aid Cee4ae. the inmates
81 Eneiass regular session wers apgroye4-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

On r,otien 81 Aid. creoHe. referred % Com
e.tfse On streets
80 sse New England Furniture Co. ASKING
A, Ne permitted - eaiarxe their dry kila On
ne bank % the river Just south % their fae-
kary-
an anrtfr- e Alt. Eraner referred - Cosn-
..srs.a an Fsre f,eperfment and the IRE n,sr-
ensi.
~ sae NfrnigsH rrust Co. sssfrC rerrnlssfan
q, ssroesf snfIafnx material m ireat - srefr
.,,nersv. sorn~r - Pear sad ottawa streets
-, :, exrarsfe beneath the sidewalk ard -
e..s,s 4. ara ssli en- the snro line srcund said
property,
IA. sprsai r-eved 70 rsfer - ne marshal
vsgh pewev % att
carried.
yeas-sls. sns-r<en. csrps-ts-. c-~aae.
pa~e.. pevie. Enrer. HsuSer. Mis-. Mckee
epeaaeis. ssasdeF> stem. SFrcsl. sssoosas
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.

oFFtCs % CesPTE0ELES.
70 TIE HeaOFa6l=. Mayor and Commoa c0un-
eli OF the city Of Grand Rapids
Gentiemeu-iiaying examined the following
bills. report the same correct and recommend.
that tie saHIe be allowed out OF the several
lg4ds As herein stated.
GESERAL FUND.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04

Linthicum Estate, so feet on north side Of
Road street, $4,6S150. "
Robert Collins ct ux. to Nellie II Browning
east one-half of east half OF lot 8, square oe7'
20 feet on East Capitol street, $500.
Henrietta B. Coolidge to Adam d. G. Link.
@ iot 10, Huyck's (attorneys) sub, square S39,
Ignatius Dorsey to Ellen Handy. lot 4.
Dorsey's snb. OF lot Il, section 8, Barry Farm
$125.
wash. Danenhower ct ux. to Fannie w.
Waite, lot %, Smoot's sub, square 754, with
right OF way, $1,000.
Same to. George Y. worthington, lot 26,
onaoots SUB, square I54, with right of way,
subject to trust OF $500, $4 500.
Carroll d. Digges to Edward H. Kloss. part
lot 4, Bohrer ct al.'s (trustees) sub: 60 43 feet
on Boundary street, containing 1887. 3S feet,
more or less, subject to trust of &C. 0OO So 600.
Gonzaga College to Michael Connor. lot
81, Gonzaga Colleges SUBJ, square 622, $1,000.
Hsnriette Heitmuller to Antonia J.C. Fl.
street, 1880.
toms sub. of lots in block 22, Rosedale and
lsherwood, with right of way, $1,000.
John H. Lewis ct ux. to Madaline B. Welcb.
wife OF John A., lot 80, Beal's sub. of lots in
block 2, Trinidad, SIS, 600.
Catherine Mccarthy to Thomas 3. McCarty.
south Is feet on Fifteenth street Of land con-
veyed in liber r. M. H. 30, folio 173, $1,325.
Robert q. Mangum ct ux. to Harriet
reynolds, lot Is, Washington Real Estate
Compapy's SUBJ, square 9S9, subject to trust,
Inez and Mary J. Okey to Antonia j. c. H.
Heitmuller lot Z, and part lot s. Danen-
hower's (attorney) SUBJ, square $50, 2342 feet
on Virginia avenue, s., 400.
Franklin r. Sterling to Jeannette c. Cam
mack, lot "a, Groff's sub, square ~, subject
to trust Of 1,5o0, $4,000.
Edward j. Stellwagen ct ux. to ID. Carroll
Digges, part lot 4, Bohrer ct ais (trustees)
sub, 6O 43 feet on Boundary street, containing
l,637.3S feet, more or less, $4,000
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04
INARTISTIC STATUES.
Every Effort Should be Made to Keen
Them Ont,

Every Effort Should be Made to Keen
Them Out.
Garden and Forest
The proportion Of bad monuments to good
ones in any American city to day is at least
ten to one. The collective effect OF so many
poor ones in deforming our public places and
in discouraging, If not corrupting, the peo-
ple's taste for art can hardly be overestimated,
and surely the time has come when more
serious sense OF responsibility should be i'm
pressed upon those who have such matters
under their control. Whatever is now ad-
mitted to our parks and streets is almost GER
tain to stand there for centuries. We cannot
hope for many successful efforts like that of
General Custer's widow who, few yeargago,
secured the removal of ridiculous statue of
her husband from the government grounds at
west Point. The only sure and sensible way
to avoid bequeathing monstrosities to our.
children is to prevent their erection.
Adequate means toward this end have been
provided as regard the Central Park, at
least, for no monument can be erected there
without the permission of committee of
three persons, well qualified to choose among
good and bad works Of art. Until lately, it
must be said, this committee has consistently
erred on the side of leniency All lovers of
art, therefore, were gratified to learn last
spring that it had refused permission for the
erection OF a statue already completed. bnt
1uoged OF insufficient merit. They may regret
that this same statute has since been set up
In one of Our small city squares; but it had
better be there than i'll the park, and the
precedent established by its rejection will
surely work for future good. There is no
danger, we believe, OF over-severity in the
matter.
1t Is painful task to refuse work which
is offered by generous, welI-meaning citizens,
and task certain to bring measure of un-
reasoning public condemnation upon those
who are prominent in its performance 1t is
not likely that our park will ever be deprived
OF work of even reas enable degree of ex-
cellence, while 1T is likely that for many years
to come foolish and grotesque monuments
will be offered to it IN eVer-increasing num-
kers
We feel, therefore, that this is a subject
with regard to which public sentiment of the
right sort should be appealed to, and that the
press and the people ought encourage those
In charge of our public places consistently to
temper mercy to the artist and would-be donor
with justice to the people at large and the
cause of art. The streets and parks of great
city ought to be guarded against the intrusion
OF bad works Of art even more carefully than
the apartments Of public museum for while
hundreds or even thousands Of persons may
daily visit the museum, tens OF thousands
must, whether they will or not, daily look on
the objects set under the open sky.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04
Settled Weather All That is Required to
Precipitate Boom.
Northwestern suburban


The change in the weather, which occurred
the early part of last week, was a welcome
one to real estate operators. Since the furry
at the 1st of September the market has been
dull aud the blame for Il was assigned by
everyone to the weather. When the break
came it had an immediate effect, and although
the number of sales was not very much in
excess Of that Of the previous week, the in
creased activity was apparent by the number
of inquiries. Agents still talk Of their ina
bility to secure sufficient houses for rent to
ell the demand. This circumstance is an en-
couraRing one and demonstrates the falsity
OF the statements which have been made that
Washington is overbuilt.
Though the weather was much cooler deal
ers complain that it was too unsettled to be of
much consequence, and the cry is therefore
general for cool and settled weather. II the
market does not then jump into q decided
boom almost every agent will not only be
false prophet but disappointed man. Great
activity is looked for, and it must be said that
every indication points to the fulfillment of
the prediction that real estate will be on the
move. Each dealer has his own ideas as to
where the advance will be most apparent, but
no one can yet tell definitely. Suburban
property seems to be in demand, and that
many important sales will be made is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
The largest sale of the week was that of
40acre tract tonTennelleytown road effected by
Heiskell & McLeran. 1t is said that the price
paid was $4,000 cash, but definite informa-
tion on the point cannot be obtained. The
purchasers, Charles c. Glover and Thomas
Hyde are already the owners of large tract in
this section of the suburbs. There are rumors
of several new and large subdivisions which
will be put on the market by syndicates as
soon as it becomes more active. It is said
that the syndicate to buy the old market
house property at the intersection of Sixth
and K streets, has finally gotten itselfin shape
and that their intention to turn 1t into an
armory will be carried into effect this winter.
Building operation still remain active.
Though there was falling off from the pre-
vious week it was not very large one. Last
week the county fell behind both the north
west and northeast sections In the amounts to
be expended there. The northwest section
leads the list with % houses to be built. Dur
ing the week there were Issued 10 permits for
the erection Of 81 buildings. OF these 81 will
be erected in the northwest section to cost
S55, 700; in the southwest section to cost
81, 800; 9 in the norsheast section to cost
$4,000; in the southeast section to cost
$4,000, and II in the county to cost $14, 700.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

g. b. Worthington has purchased from W.
Danenhower for s., $40, sub. 26, in square 745,
being 16x69 feet on E, between Second and
Third streets northeast. Fannie w. Waite
purchased from the same, sub. 2S, in same
square. The lot is 20.71x69 feet on the corner
of and Second streets northeast. The price
paid was $1,000.
Charles Gessford has bought lots 10 to 16,
inclusive, square 800, on the corner of
Eleventh and streets southeast, for $21, ,S16.
The property contains 10000 square feet, and
was bought through George A. Jordan, in con-
nection with Worthington Brothers, from
Thomas Lanigan and others.
Eva H. Tyler has bought, for $500, of
Elizabeth j. Hamilton, parts 3 and 4, square
7S4, 20 feet on b street, and 1851 feet on
Maryland avenue, between Third and Fourth
streets northeast.
Gonzaga College has sold for $1,000 to
Michael Conner, sub 5S, square 622, being
1SxS0 feet on K street, between North Capitol
and First streets northwest.
jeanette c. Cammsck has bought for 81, 900
of F. B. Sterling, sub. ~, square 777, 16xS2
feet on H between Third and Fourth streets
northeast.
John Doherty has bought of Gonzaga Col
lege, for $4,000, sub. 55, square 622 1SxSO feet,
on X, between North Capitol and First streets
northwest.
Mary A. Clark has purchased of Nellie H.
Browning, for $4, 400, sub. 90, square S64,
17.57xS6, on G, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northeast.
The United States has bought, for $2O,sO0,
OF A. Lepreux, parcel l6, square 1928, post
Office site, and of c. @. DuncapSon, for $780,
100, OF Helene Hartung, parcel a. of same.
D. B. Croft has subdiyided lots to "A, in
elusive, block s, Brightwood Park, into lots
"a to 48, inclusive, and alleys.
John Mel. Dodson has bought of Fannie L.
Shoulders, for 81, 500, one-half part lots TO TO-
square 4, bounded by Rock Creek, L street,
Twenty-seVenth street, and 30-foot alley.
A. Sommers has purchased, for $4,000, of
IL. 5. Merrill part lot 9, square 449, 21x1l6
feet, on Seventh between and NJ streets
northwest.
George E. Pickett has purchased, for $5 ,O00
of r. III. Taylor. part lot Al, square 16, Old
Georgetown, being 274x39 feet on Market
Space.
f. HUM has bought of j. S. Davis, for
$500, sub. 16 square 912, being 2Or116l feet
on II street between Eighth and Ninth strsets
northeast
t. Il. Schneider has sold to Joseph T. Edison,
for $4,000 sub. "A, of square 1856, being 2Ox
$3.50 feet on o street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets northwest
Nellie II. Browning has purchased part 8,
square 967, being 25x56 feet On East Capitol
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
southeast, from Robert Collins, for s. 200.
D. Carroll Digges bought, for $4,000,
OF e, j. stellwagen, part 4, Jamaica, contain