Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

James bradshaw to Catherine COnrOy, IOJ Il
Sd FGs S5G' i6f D. d c. s NJ c. SaRter to
ter trustee, to Susan BrayfieId, lot -, So. 3i5:
sl0o- C. {. Skinner ct al, trustees, TO Lizzie
Kenda to or K. NJ Harlow ID lot l. 81, 2 7: . sos r.
Ann McNulty to Margaret Burk, lot 2, so. 49, ;
SEQ. John sherman t0J r King, lots 8 and
g. 50; 20; sl,,YIand lot =, 50; 10: 500, J.
81. 20: SEQ. X. Nj. Harlow to j. E. Kendall,
lot 80, sd. SIS; Sl.Gtr. Patrick Cudm0re 10 John
Cqdmore; lots ., p and p; OF part of track
NJ K. Porter, lots l9, Il and 2, 81. 35o; also,
lots and , 81. ~: $. f. h. WaIIingsford
g. II. Monder TO Owen Leddy, lot p, So 6l5 ;
3. owen Leddy To Natalie MOnder. same
PPT prop ep5T +, E. J Campbell to Hannah
to Z. B. Bruce, lot 5, Sal. SIC: sl,5oO.
GEORGE H. Butler RELEASED ON HAZE rs
before Justice Humphreys yesterday after
neon az o'clock, upon habeas corpus, by
Warden CrOckeT, who held him under sen
tence Of the Police Court requiring him TO pay
81 fine or be imprisoned in the Jail for thirty
days. After some discussion by McSSrS
Wells and COyle for the government and
MeSsTS. Cook and Browning fOr defendant as
TO whether the return had been properly ira
yersed, and leave granted by the court TO
amend the answer TO the return if faulty,Juige
Humphreys said that i'll his opinion the sen
tence under which Mr.. Butler was held was
one that did not authorize the warden of the
Jail TO hold him: IL was that he pay fine or
be IMPRISONED and was clearly Such an alter
native sentence as the Supreme Court had long
ago declared TO be invalid. The government
desired TO appeal but the judge DISCHARGED
Mr.. Butler, saying that they could enter the
appeal.
TIE SCHUETzExFNT. There was a fine At
tendance at the SchuetLen Park yesterday
notwithstanding the, rain, and the dancing
pavilion and the Sheltered booths were
crowded. Prizes were awarded as follows
Ladies' ShOOting-FirSt prize, silver cru4t
Mrs. George Z. Walker; second. shawl, Mrs
John l.. yOgt; third, silver napkin-ring Mrs
Chris. Xander; fourth, embroidered lunch
basket, Mrs. Jacob HOrner; fifth, etagere, Mrs.
VIM. BerenS. The shooting At the long ran re
target was close. The prizes will be =, varied
next Tuesday. The cadets held their king
shooting yesterday afternoon, With the follow
ing result: Fred. FOgt, - out OF 10: VIM Be
renS, 90: Ed. W. KOlb, 20; Ed. W. Koch, 81 {;
Robert Walter, -; r. Reh. 81. The cadet
The. fest viii be continued on Monday and
tuesday of next week, but the festivities will
be discontinued tomorrow.
INJURED BY RUNAWAY ACc1DEsr.-Last
nIghL the horses attached 10 hack driven BY
mares ard became frightened at a flash of
HShLhlhS at the corner of Sch and D streets
northwest, and dashed furiOuSly down 9fb
street The driver, in attempting to tnrn
them at New York avenue ran the horses on
me pavement, where they cOl!ided with y
lamp post, breaking the rear wheel nj the
vehicle and throwing Ward from his seat he he,
tween the horses, and he vas trampled on and
seriously injured about the body He was ra
moved 10 TaylOr'S cigar store near by where
he received medical attention after which he
was conveyed tn his home.
BLACK SILKS, colored silks checked silks,
striped silks, every shade of e0iOred silks in
Guiding all the very light and dark shades of
silks: also, cream and cardinal cOlOred silks
Carters, III Market Space. Black silk, 80:
excellent black silk, 80; our real satin finished
black silk, 81 and sl.25: black (DamaSse) silk
grehadlne, at real cost: figured linen lawns,
pare white linen lawns, black linen lawns
FAACf GOODs AND CLOTHING At AUCTION
t1omds DOWNING Will sell TO morrow, within
DIS sales rooms, q large assignment of the
above goods. Look out for bargains.-AdCt
FURNITURE AT AUCTION. - The elegant
goods advertised In Grants Row have ali been
removed 10 the auction rooms of Thomas Dow
ing, and will be sold at auction to-mor-