Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-03
Charley Hurdle Not Going 70 Delaware.
HR n HAITINa FOR THE OFF YIAR.

A report that Mr.. Richard Harrington had ar
ranged with Charley Hurdle to import q cargo OF
that Hurdle had gone to Delaware with his first
shipment, found its way into print In morning
Pano "A s TIA 1 meS M na Hnqde pr once
denounced the publication as democratic CAM
paign lie. $50 help me bob, Che did not say bonJ II
illuminated citizen. with some emphasis. "YOu
can oct 500 to cent that amt going to Della
but between now and Tuesday viii be- seen
the Avenue in the morn ng. When a man is try
ing to do right why can'C these newspapers let him
for year, and don't Know nothing about it. AS
the reporter was about leaving Mr.. Hurdle said.
with wink, II don't want anything to do with
This election. This is an of year. am waiting
Tor the big fellow in 1884"
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE-Deeds in fee have
Deen recorded as oows:-J. w. Thompson to N.
r. Waite, subs so and So, so. 21s; $4,000. Sarah
as7; SLIGO sarah P. sporori to "A A. R. spoford,
bach, pit 5, So 4sl: s4,5oo: Mary +. Busts to John
trustees. to Emma MeCahlll. part OF low grounds
between canal and river wrst Of Georgetown;
ss,oOe Julia NJ Edie to Sarah E. GrIggs, pit 2,
ident Co. TO Nicholas Gilroy, lot 33. block 10, OF
original sub. IL, Mount Pleasant: $50 Asa
81 800. Eliza Carr to Austin Tickling, pit a, So
513; s2,1Oo G. B. Maury to Arlington Fire Insur-
Co. pt r. So AL sscoG T., Ethan %, soux
F. Miller trustee, to T. LauriSon Riggs, lot 2, So
-; 1920. J; A: j. CressweIl, trustee, to D. L
TO Mary 4. kinney. sub is. So 80; $500 NJ. Nj.
Myrick to j. W. Starr. sub ia SO. LOSS; $780,
John Imrie, trustee, to G. c: Duncanson, trustee,
Thomas Walsh pit asc, Beatty and HAWKINS ad-
dition to Georgetown; $3.50. Same to T. Walsh,
Pt 90 n to Ann BTSn Gn
70 Lucretia Myers, lots ID and Is Nichols Place;
$500: Frances Myers to Thomas Duke. pit. 6, So
s'me property $4,000. G. H. B. White, trustee, to
Enoch l, White, sub lot z SO. 40; s1,12l; st.
s snmss Parish to Allen ca[ dk Sub 70 s
to Eissna TED Sf pi 1o So sss; s1ss Hem:
pit. 10, So. 169, and lot II. So 166; $4,000. James
II. Smith, trustee, to Church Orphanage A5soca-
ton OF St johns parish n. pit. s. So. 1872; 81 $50
suo: Il. 81: ; s4,4 400. Jacob B. Eiseman, trustee,
IT, T., NJ; Goldsmith, pit. II, SO. 4o1; 1850 S. r.
Thomas ct a. srustees to Benz Buren, sub a.
Scott, lot ii. sec 3, Barry farm s225. Alfred Hill
to Mary Hill Watson pit. 8. sec. 2, Barry farm; s..
TEST CAsE.-License Agent Ran has sworn
out warrant against j. Walker Fenton, charging
him with being an unlicensed produce dealer. Mr..
Kan charges that the defendant buys and sells
Chicago beef. and is therefore liable to the license
tax OF produce dealer. Charges of this kind
in the Center market, but were dismissed by
Judge Smell Mr.. Raft proposes to make this a
test case
RIVER TRADE.-HarbOrmaste Sutton reports ar
rivals ut the river front to-day as lOwS-Sch-.
Mary Price, Blank. 10000 feet lumber Thomas w.
smith; SchrS. Rising Sun, Uriah HOrner, Mount
Vernon and Pioneer, all with cord wood for mar
ket.
CATTLE MARKET-At Queenstown droveyards
Sday there were IS head OF cattle sold from
~ TO 3 cents on the hOof; $50 sheep and lambs;
sheep sold from to ~ cents per h., lambs from
10 ~ cents per H.; mich cows sold from $50 to
EGO each; hogs, 9 to 81 cents; and veal, to 8
cents The market vas dull.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-The clerk OF the.cOurt has
issued marriage licenses to Edward l.. Hill, OF
montgomery county, Md. and Frances A. Club,
or F. g. county, Md; Thomas Jones and Annie
Anderson; W. G. Suit and Fannie YOst, both OF p.
q. county, Nd; VIM Plrie and Nellie Matthews,
or Boston, Mass; jenkins A. Fitzgerald and Ida
F. Jefferies.
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FAIR-The art and
ADMISSION committees OF the Garfield Monument
FAIR commission, ana the Iowa board OF commits
sl0ners met last evening. Circulars We're sent out
onerlng prize OF $500 for the best bale or upland
cotton. 1t has been decided to give a monster
sacred concert on Sunday, November 26th, at the
two theaters and Lincoln Hail. The rotunda OF
the capitol will be occupied by four art houses,
1lhany, Sarony, the GOrham manufacturing
company. and the Japanese manufacturing COM
pany. Willard Hall has been engaged for District
exhibits o