Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-27


REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Duncanson Bros, auction
eers, sold recently for John Ar1eeser ami Gustav
GieSer, trustees, part OF lot No. in Bartrufrs
"Long Meadows" in Washington county, near
Bladensburg turnpike and containing 12a< acres of
ground with the improvements, for s4,saO to VIM.
E. Clark: also for James H. SOinervllle. trustee lot
% in Gulick's subdivision OF square 9S7, for $3.50
to Ellnira G. Burgess. Also for l.. Cabell William
son and Erastus NJ Finch trustees, lots 81 and s.
in square No Al; each lot having a front OF "a
feet on Wiltberger street, and depth OF Sc feet;
lot 55 improved by two one-story frames on front
and two onestory frames on rear OF lot for 81 065,
to L. NJ Nauck, and lot "a, improved by two one.
story frames for s655, to some buyer.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Henry
Blrton and Catherine Young; Stephen Ware and
Mary Coleman; John A. Bryan and Ida " Lewis;
K Dickson, OF Philadelphia; Elijah Chapman and
Mary Washington; Martin More and Margaret Cos
tello; Samuel Erskine and Georgana Ellis.
THE BUCKLEY DIVORCE CAsE.-The Court in
General Term was occupied to- day in hearing the
case OF VIM. Buckley, against Caroline NJ Buckley
in which divorce was granted plaintiff In July
last, and defendant appealed.
THE FUNERAL OF Col. E. F. NJ FAEHrz took
place yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, from his
late residence, No. 80 street northwest; Rev.
church, officiating. The remains were escorted to
GlenwOOd Cemetery by Kit CaysOn Post. GAR,
and there the impress funeral ceremonies Of the
order were conducted by Post Commander W. S.
Chase and department Chaplain Rev. Benjamin
Swallow, assisted by Comrades Wisner, Truell and
Hustled. The Washington Sengerbund sang a
requiem hymn. The pail bearers were: Col. John
G. Johannes, Major Fred Simon, of Baltimore, rep
resenting the sth Maryland, and Capt William
Gibson, who were all OF the Maryland brigade In
which Col. Faehtz served; Major A. j. Cunning,
Major James Wisner and Capts. E. l.. Grant, JAS.
Edgar and Edwin NJ. Truell.
A CoLoRED FEMALE SHOP LITTER SENTENCED
Policeman Larrabee, Of the sixth precinct. yester
rl0uS c0lOred shop litter named Eliza Moore. In
the Police Court this morning there were three
charges against her. The first was for stealing
some chinaware from Rudolph GOldsmidt's store
on 9TH street, for which she was sentenced to 30
days In JAIL She IVA was also c e with stealing
e07 4th street, and also with stealing lot Of rib
bon from Mrs Ben. Polglase, No, iOa2 7th street.
basket that she Carried. The court Sentenced her
to 30 days additional in each OF the latter cases
making three months.
COhdensed Morning Telegrams.
Ralph Waldo Emerson Is growing weaker, and
his physicians give no hope OF his recovery.
Gov. Crittenden and many prominent Missourians
have signed Miss Phoebe Cousins petition praying
senator Conklin9 argued the case for plaintiff yes
terday In the supreme court Of New York, in the
suit suit OF ~ wn % Herring against the New York, Lake
tense were examined In the United states court at
Charleston, 8 c., yesterday in the trial OF John +
voters at the election Of 1856 The tennessee re
publcanS will hold their state convention at Nash
vile to-day, and Gov. Hawkins win be nominated
for reelection Al the anti-mOnopoly conference
at Albany, N r, yesterday, letters were read from
Peter Cooper, Gen. Franz Sigel, Rev. Howard
Crosby and Vice President David Davis Near
New YORK yesterday, Bernard Bluhme was robbed
by highwaymen, who stripped him and bound him
70 tree. Sheriff E n Campbell, Of Lake city,
Col, was shot and killed by two roughs yester.
Vile. Nd, was broken into Tuesday night by
burglars. and lot OF pistols, cartridges, pocket
ing prevalent ameng New York and Chicago
horses. Confederate graves were decorated at
Macon, Ga, yesterday. ....JOhn l. Sullivan the
weI-known pugilist, MRS yesterday sentenced to
three months In the Boston house 0f corectiOn dor
nm assault on CAa2 boboins N q baFsroom on n
Hnss street On Sunday night and appealed