Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs an 6esrsetswn.

LIST or LISTERS remaining IN the Pos,
Office. Gsosxetswn, ID. e., Oesooer -, issc:
ladies Iist-Arcntr Mrs Mary Agnes; Bal
Mrs DUlI'.i Bird Mrs susanna; Bosnian
LIzae; Bill Mrs Susas; C0ilias Ms DIR y v;
Clark Miss Ellen; DOYLE Mrs Mary: Hooxrr
Mis-. Lola, Nelson Mrs Fannie: Reyn bids diss
N: RohiD son Miss NJ shaley; Rich Mss Poe a.
honf;is Y; Rrlnn,uth Mrs Aaa Nary; W .llianls
Rebs eSG A: Warker Mrs.
GenstIcRe.'s L,S.-Adams Joseph: Rarnek
Albert; Burns Willard F.; Bower ] &; Burns
Miles; Better IL b Barron John Cisrx James
M Cham berlain VIM, , Crane Geo b; Coel
John Collins Jerry; DIETRICH Weld; Durant
J :; Edwards X; French General; Fogarty
Daniel; Gray John. Ireland Geo: Isttsuder r:
Lewis Daniel q: Lylss James; Peacock rhos
J; Roades nry: Smith II, Tension Johu p
TIE SUPPOSED HOMICIDE ON THE CANAL
DOCKS The body OF Patrick Fitzgerald. who
was found dead yesterday morning on the
canal dock of the Cum berlsnd Coal aud Iron
Comnany, was yesterday removed TO his house.
on Wafer street, and besides the fracture on the
right side OF the skull, pointed ont 20 the Coro-
ners jury, smother on the back Of the skull has
since been discovered. - also a severe bruise on
the right side. Notwithstanding the verdict of
the jury. IT is thought still by many that he was
some of the parties engaged in the different
coal offices, who remain NH late hour. and
tnen go home, perchance with money on their
persons.
STUBBORN THIEF.-Tolina Smith, c ,lore5
was tins morning arrested by officer \ ALTMAN
charged with stealing two dresses from Win.
ME avis, colored, and arraigned before Jus
tice BUG Key: II was clearly proven that me
accused had stolen the dresses. one of which
she was wearing at the time, but she was stun.
born in her denial of ever having seen the
dres@ es in question, although she was willing
TO give mp he one on her person. The man.
date of Justice B., however, to lock her un in
the cell had the desired effect. aud she agreed
to go with an officer and show him the where
abouts OF the missing dress. The result of the
trip was the recovery Of the property and the
discharge of the accused at the request of the
owner of the stolen articles.
SALRs OF REAL EsrArE.-Mr. Thos Dow.
ling, auctioneer, yesterday made the following
sales OF real estate:-Part of lot los, fronting
20 feet on ith street. improved by a small brick
house, to Jacob Siaub, for 500; part of lot
l75, fronting IS feet on Alb street, with frame
tenement, to Jacob Staub. $3.50; part of lot llI
fronting 16 feet on Frederick street, with a
depth of Sc feet, improved by three-story
frame house, TO Michael Lynch, for l,Is5; part
OF lot 2i5, fronting - feet on Frederick street
with depth Of 90 feet, improved by a small
frame house, to James Calhoun. for $500
MERCHANTS EXCaANGK.-rhe offerings on
Change TINS morning Were quite large but
met with dull sales. We quote:-Ontrings.
2,E2 bushels wheat. Sales, 52 bushels wheat
at S2.35.
TEMPERANCE MATrRHs.-Heber Tent No. 70.
held a stated meeting on Tuesday evening. out
nothing more than the regular business was
transacted. Potomac Division held a meeting
last evening, and after the regular order of
business came the following interesting exer.
c!ses; fiano SOLO, MISS Minnie Davis: Quar-
tette, Misses Julia Moore and NJ. Foster, and
Messrs. Frank and j. h. Thomas; Song, You
Naughty, Naughty men, Miss Julia Moore
Song, "There was Time / Loved Thee" Miss
Minnie Davis. The exercises were closed with
some well-hmed remarks by Mr.. T. &. Wheeler
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN BY CANAL-Arrived-
Boats Andrew johnson No. ,, and Mill Boz,
with wheat and corn.
The Row ON THE CANAL on TUESDAY
NIGBT.-Jake Trmble, Grafton Haryey aud
Garrison Siege, who were arrested Yesterday
morning for lighting and dIsUTderly conduct on
the canal on Tuesday night, had a hearin,
before Justice Buckley, and Trim bic was fined
SO tor disorderly conduct and carrying con-
cealed weapons Harvey and Siege were dis
missed. This was the diificUlty which was
supposed TO have led 10 the deIth OF Patrick
Fitzgerald.
THE CANAL Affairs are unchanged on the
canal, and the arrivals during the mCnth mum
Der 90.
l&PRovENRNT.-Mr. James Goddard is hay
ing the .wo-story brick No. % Bridge street
repaired and renovated throughout. II has
been In rather a dIlapIdated condition for some
time, and now portion of the front has been
renewed, doors OF modern style constructed
and the Interior VIII be entirely remodeled.
RIVER T-Eutered-Sieamsr Thomas
+. CahIll. Maith, from Baltimore. Cleared
Schnr. Robert II. Kemp, Seward. Baltimore
Entered and cleaTed-Schnr Adlie NJ Chad
wick from and to Boston.