Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

GRAIN SALEs.-The sales yesterday were
1000 bushels OF good wheat At a VI.
THERE were /, 500 bushels Of wheat received
on Water street yesterday.
SHIPMENTS OV FLoUR-The steamer John
Gibson cleared yesterday for New York with
J0O barrels VI flour.
TnE UNION RAILROAD COMPANY's TRACK
has been laid over the P-stTeet bridge 10 Wash
ingtnn street. The work will be pushed forward
towards completion at once.
Hon. T.. p. BERRY, the dolegate.elect to tho
House OF Delegates from the Third district, was
seTenadcd on Monday night by the Democratic
club OF the Third district,
THE BOoTRLACKs' ASSOCIATION Of this city
gave their hrut annual ball On Monday night At
Market hall. Tho affair was decided success,
and the boys had good time.
Coal on ExrLosION.-MOnday evening,
about $50 O'Clock, lamp 10 the house Of Mrs.
bursted, and scattered tho fluid over the floor
An alarm was turned In from box n, but II was
eNtngul5hod before the arrival VI the hro de-
partment
ARRESTED ON AN ATTACHMENT. Some
weeks ago an attachment was Issued against
HeOTgeAna Allen as a witness In the case Of a
woman who was charged with keeping house
Of III fame, and upon Georgiana hearing that
tho officers were after her she len the vicinity.
Yesterday morning, as Otficer Haney was 70.
turning from Washington, he saw 9eorglanA
In n car, and immediately arrested her. She
was forwarded to the Police court, and was sent
to Jail by Judge Smell
WEDDING.-St. Johns p. Z. church, Wash.
ingtun, was crowded with the wealth and beauty
Of" The Two Cities" on Monday evening to Wit
ness the marriage Of Mr.. Arthur Cooper Pick
rell, Of Georgetown, and Miss Nina SpTigg,
the accomplished aud beautiful daughter oil
John =, PlckTell, OF New York. The bride
was Rttlrod In travelling costume, and alter the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev j.
Vaughan Lewis, pastor u the church, the happy
couple started on trip North. We wish them
a happy honeymoon and safe return To our
city, where they intend to take up their abode.
TRANSPORTS oF REAL EsTATE.-Dlstrict Of
Columbia to Robert Cornell, ~ feet on MunsOn
street, Bealls addition -. Robert Cornell
DameillU H. W. l.. Dunlop, trustee, part sub.
25l and 300, Beall's addition. John q. Ford OF
al. to Mary u. Blob, subs 100, ITO on Fayette
street; g.. James Goddard to j, L. Lyme,
part lot no; BoHll's addition; $3.50. j. l.. Kid.
we'll, trustee, TO Elizabeth RhUads, part lot q,
aud part lot ., llonIl'si $4,000. ". A. Gordon,
lr., trustee, ct nj, to Columbus Thomas, ~,
lhTeckuhs' Joseph Weaver to AdOphus Hall,
part lot ~ Beatty and HAWKING subdivision;
-. Fred W. Jones TO Charles Reed part lot
ly0, Threlkeld's division; $3.50; ,. W, Jones TO
n. T.. Welch, part lot 1913, rhrelk0ld's diyisiOnI
A7jJ II, =. litchheld to Martha l.. Jones, east
halt lot 70, HOlmend's tl, 600. John Trunuell
% y. 7. Ohutt, trustee, part lot lej, Beatty and
Charles Reed, part lot 1876, Threlksld's; 5000.
Sarah H. Benedict to james T, Pike part lot
Y, 10, II aud 10 part Of Tudor Place. $4,000,
Thomas q. Cox tu q, NJ, Friebus lot on Fayotte
street. X. ). COX 70 q, NJ, Friebus, saInoi ".
900, N6U. W, Casilenr 10 John Davis, part lot
1913, AO and l2O, Boall'g 500. Louisa SJthTOn
10 IN. Olabhughi part lot u, HOlmead,s, t53B,
W. A. Gordon ct al trustee, to George Peters,
part lot 81, HOlmoad's; s2lO. Lewis Maekall to
J. s. Winship, part OF lot In square ~; $1,000.
Ann Smith To Thomas Lynn, part lot lOs,
Boall's; $500 Charity Lemon 70 Chaa. Lemon
part lot %, Holmeadsi u ,OO0-On West street,