Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-02
he jury returned a verdict Of not gully.
The Washington schuetzenfesf.

Yesterday, the third day of the Schuetzen
festival, was as full of enjoyment as the pre-
ceding days, and Notwithstanding the immense
crewd present, not an accident OF any kind or
an unpleasant occurrence, marred the fe stfyi-
ues. Inc weather was much more endursble
than on the previous days. The amusements of
the daytime were of the usual character, and
consisted OF shooting, bowling, gymuastic ex-
ercises OF various kinds for the men, and climb
ing creased poles, catching at sausages strung
on ropes, walking on a turn go-round for prizes
for the boys. This was gre at source of amuse-
ment, and It was very iaughsble to witness the
perseverance and eagerness of the juveniles in
contesting for the awards. The dancing payil-
ion was crowded as heretofore. The usual af-
ternoon and evening performances by the Prg-
ger Family, the Orrin Brothers, and Mile Luz
cha, and the Hungarian dancers, the Kiralfy
Sisters, were witnessed with much interest and
received with applause. The Pyramid and
Pantomime Club, composed of young men OF
this city, also visited the park about O'Clock
in the evening, and gave an exhibition of their
athletic feats, much to the enjoyment OF those
gymnsstic exercises, and will compare favor
ably with any similar organization In the coun-
try. Mr.. Won Brunsen, acting German Minis
yer, and Mr. Won Eisendecker, Secretary of the
noon, and were shown around by President
Simon Wolf. They expressed themselves much
Pleased with the manner In which the festivi-
ties OF their Fatherland were conducted by the
Nerein. The enjoyment was kept up unceas-
lngiy hour after hour, until the booming OF the
L O'Clock gun gave the signal for retiring.
Tor the day were awarded as follows:
BowlIDg-1st prize, Samuel Ceas; %, Chris
TOPPER woreh; 50, Mr.. Decker. of Baltimore;
18th, Frank =. Collingsworth; 5th, DIR. Borlaud
9Th, William Behrens; It'll, Benjamin Golly.
LADIES' shootDg-1st prize, Mrs. p. Beesch;
"a: Mrs. 5. yiesler; Sd, Mrs. F. Meyer; 4th,
PEAL ESTATE TEANsFERs.-Mary h
Schoolcraft to y. .. Howard, lots 40, 14l, 1i2,
li5, III. 145, 1+9, and $50, square 2O6, SOS 600;
Mary H. Schoolcrsft to o. o. Howard, lot ~
subdivision square 36S, $1,000; Eliza II. Bell
to Charles Hendly, part lott, square 50, $780,
$50, $3.50; Joseph ID. Harris to c. H. jordan,
part lot 1, block 2, Howard University estate,
$3.50, VIM. +. Reiss to Ann s. Humphrey, lot
Thomas, part lot and 5, square Is, $4,000: j.
A. Sladen, trustee, TO y. q. Howard, LOT A.
block p, Howard University estate, $40; a. Z.
$1,000; j. II. McChesney ct al. to Henry White
lot ?, square III, s.; Theodore Snifin to James
MeDonough, lot ., square 9Oi, 5000; Edward
w; Howland to Patsy Scott, lot IS, square 276,
square lois, 800; VIM. Lawson to James o.
Duhn, lot Fl, square 1918; 5000; VIM. T.. Ed
me rs trustee to RsdmOn5 Callahan. part
Edson ct a., part lot 8, square 10, 5000.
ALLEGED CoLoRED FEMALE SHop-LIrrxRs.
Yesterday afternoon Officer tShepherd, of the
9th precinct, arrested two colored females, re-
puted TO be shop-lifters, on suspicion. On TAX
i
cealed on their persons two pieces of striped
muslin, containing about IS yards, and about
II yards OF fine cotton drill, belonging to Bur
dette & Co., and which, 1t Is alleged, they had
purloined from their store. Also, quantity
OF linen insertion, which was recognized by A.
k,ng Chandler, auctioneers, on 9TH street The
prisoners were arrsigned at the Police Court
this imorning on the charge Of petit larceny.
Betce and Emma were sentenced to 10 months
each in jail.
ScCLL RAcE.-The scull race announced
TO come on yesterday between Messrs. Run
and Msunder. of the Potomac club, was post
poned on account Of the non arrival Of Ruff's
boat
Yesterday an interesting and exciting SINGLE
scun race took place between Messrs Nicholson
and Antrim, both members Of the Potomac
club, and resulted in favor OF Nicholson. who
made the course Of three miles in 1882, Anthrirn
followed in 26:05. Colonies Jones ana Dickson
dictated as judges.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, sold on Tuesday afternoon,
for W. X. Woodward and b. r. Morsell, trus-
tees, part lot 2, in square 40, situated on Sth