Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12
Affairs in Georgetown.

R1CoyRRY OF PART OF THE GooDs.-6es-
terday, Sergeant Essex arrested Thos Lynch.
wooden-iegged man gate keeper a, Airing
ton, rs an accomplIce OF Lilly aud Moran, ia
their burglarious operations, for waich they
Were arrested Saturday night ana sunday
morning. Lynch was the recetNer OF tue Goods
taken over 20 Arlington by LiIly and Koran.
anu refused 70 tell where they were. This
mUrning he yielded 10 detective Clarvoe and
3 rgrant Essex. and told where they were
concealed. Sergeant Eesex went 20 Arlington
and recovered a sack Allied with hne gents
booIs and ladies' CATERS. Lynch is awaiting
bearing at the police headquarters.
The AoUEDUCT BRIDGE.-Mr. Quigley, one
of the lessees Of the Alexandra canal. was 81
the zqueduct this morning 70 give notice "a
Nirginians that AFTER Tomorrow there would
he no passage for them over the AQueduct
Bridge: and that IL they want to come 70
Georgetown or Washington they must 20 Mp
to the Chain Bridge or down 20 the Long
Bridge. as he designs TO tear MP this bridge,
preparatory 10 reopening the canal.
FUNERAL or fIRENAN.-This afternoon.
the igilant Fire Company psraded 20 attend
the funeral OF John T. Baitzer. late an active
member of the company. Recently the ce-
ceased was struck IN the face with a stone,
thrown by a man who was engaged In hent.
The deceased took cold, lock jaw ensued, and
be expired about : O'Clock yesterday morning.
The company's handsome hose carriage has
been fitted up as hearse, TO be used at the fu-
neral, and the members have made other ap-
propriate arrangements for the occasion.
AGAIN IN SERvICE.-The t.gilsnt Fire Com
pany has purchased the truck, hooks and lad
ders of the late American Hook and Ladder
Company, Of Washington which was dis
banded upon the organization OF the present
fire department. and the property turned over
10 the Corporation Of Washington. The truck
and fixtures can be easily put IN ssrvicexbie
condition. and i'm the hands Of the yigilant
Company Will be made useful TO this commu-
nifty.
TIE CANAL.-Arrived-Boat Six-Days,
wi bark: o. T. Snouffer with wheat. 10
market: and the Mill Bay. with corn. TO market:
and nineteen beats with COAL consigned 20 the
Central Co, 3S5 tons; american Co. 5i5-Is tons;
Hampshire & Baltimore 90. 222- 70 tons; Phil
lips a. Boost. i53-i9 tons; Borden Co, seJ-i6
tons; j. q. JIeiston a Co. 1Cr9-l tons. he
parted-The six Days. with salt, TO Hancock;
W. IL. Botelei, salt, TO Knoxville ana twenty
six boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKETING market is
dull. IL cannot be others wise. There is a lively
demand, but Il is for grades of which there l.
no supply, the stock In hand being principally
OF low grades for which there is no demand
The prices continue UNCHANGED. For grain
there is an active demand ne Wheat offered
in market. prices noninaIly last quoted.
Corn sass cents for yellow, white 9JaaS cents.
PORT OF wN.-Eutered-Steame
Thomas. Swift master, from New York: Co
lumbia, Harper master. from Baltimore, with
merchandise. Cleared-Schooner NJ. r. Ans
den, Smith master. for Boston. The river pre-
sents an unusually busy appearance. with the
bay and river craft, aud he coal trade vessels
not required TO enter and clear at the custom
house, of which a number lying al the
wharyes.