Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

Deeds In fee have been nled as follows. i. II.
Mari 70 C. H. Parker, pr- L. So. SIS: g.. NJ. Platter
et al, trustees TO Mary c. Fitch. subs 30 and 81.
Nichols property; s, 373.6o. Mary E holland TO
Pauline Gerhard, SUB 81, 50. 1000; 81 or %. W.
w. Metcan 70 X W. Williams, pt. T. blk Is T. and
BIS sub Pleasant Plains; $500. S. Brooke TO
Christina Bostron. subs 33 and "a, So SOP; 81 ESQ
Priscilla W. Page TO AnnObel o. Page, SUB 81, 81.
l33; 1900. John HOckmeyer to John Farms
worth. sub %. "a. $50; Sl2,5O0 A. A. Chaplin To
TOP W. Page, sub s, 50. 9s: sai. 900. VS.. cox 10
W. VI. Clayton, sub 81, 81. Ill; {217la e. III.
Alderman 10 W. NJ. Chiffon ct al, pr. q, Mills es-
tate; 800
THE LIVESTOCK MARKEr.-At the Union stock
Yards yesterday there were 373 cattle on the mar
ket and 2s3 were sold 10 butchers, follows: Best
sold from TO SIC. per pound; and 4 few extra
nne brought shade higher; good sold from Al
per pound; common sold from 3 10 3ac. per
pound; 66 shipped 10 Baltimore market; "a felt
over; 20 sheep and lambs on the market and
sold as follows: Old sheep sold from B.. to &C. per
pound: lambs sold from &c. 10 &c. per pound; cows
and calves. sold from sl5 to $40 each. Market Tor
all kinds OF stock was dull
SLIGHT FrKEs.-At $50 O'Clock last evening fire
was discovered In the shed Ia the rear OF lila
10th street, caused by spontaneous combustion but
no damage was dOhe.-At 1910 o'clock fire took
and IL was extinguished py the members OF Truck
company b. The loss was ABOUT $35.-Yester-
Gay afternoon the fence at the base ball grounds
North Capitol and streets, was slightly DAM
aged by nre.
TIE ADDISON DAY HABEAs CORPUS CAsy-The
return IN The habeas corpus case OF Addison Day.
sehtenced In the Criminal Court on Saturday last
for keeping bawjy house, was TO have been made
tniS morning In the Court In General Term. Mr. ID.
= Canlu, Tor the petitioner, was present, but the
district attorney being engaged In the arson trial
IN the Criminal Court the hearing was set for
Thursday next In this case the question is raised
as 70 the legality OF the conviction without indict-
ment BY the grand jury and trial by petit jury.
Z: " c. A LITERARY socrErY.-Last evening the
regular weekly meeting. The Question under de-
bate was: Resoired That the tenure OF the presi-
Dental ONCE should be limited TO single term of
SIX years." IL was discussed In the Affirmative py
Nessrs Tasker and D0ty, and In the negative by
NessrS Deknight and Clarke. After a spirited de-
bate, decision was rendered In the Affirmative
DEATH or Col PKNNKBAKER--Col. Charles ID.
Pennebaker died al his residence on Corcorap
street this morning az O'Clock. Col Pennebaker
was born In Nelson County, Ky, In 1s26. He en-
listed for the Mexican war rs q private, and was
promoted TO be lieutenant After close OF war he
commenced the practice OF law at Louisville. He
held various public of1ces, and was az commence
ment OF rebellion q state senator, aud he was
largely instrumental In saving Kentucky 10 the
Union. He served through the rebellion rs colonel
9Th Kentucky Volunteers, and at close OF war he
was sent 70 Washington by his state as her MILL
tary agent, and has since resided here. HIS body
has been taken to Louisville, KY. Tor interment
sKE Rock ESos SPRING advertisement Of q Sc
lect excursion.