Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
Transfer oS Real Estate.

DEEDS In Zee have been filed as follows: ]. H.
MARI 70 G. III. Parker, pI A, 81. 5Ss; 8. NJ. Platter
ct a., trustees, 70 Mary c. Fitch, subs 30 and 81
Nichols property; s2,37a6O. Mary f. holland TO
Pauline Gerhard, SUD 81, SO. 1O2O; 81. 922.27. W.
w Netcalf 20 K W. Williams, pit. 3, blk. Is T. and
BIS sub Pleasant Plains; $500. 5. Brooke TO
Christina BOstrOm, subs 81 and a. So Sg2; 81 $50
Priscilla ". Page TO AnnObeI o. Page SUB W, N.
lsS3; 5000 John HOckmeyer TO John Farms
worth, sub %, 81. $50; $1,000. A. A. Chaplin TO
Anna Rodler, sub Is. sd 9s7; $500. H. L Page
70 T. W Page, sub 5, 81. S2; s2l 900 W. S Cox TO
w NJ Clayton, sub 81, 50. Ill; s27713 L. III.
Alderman 70 W. NJ. Chiffon ct al, pit. u, Mills es-
tate; 800.
TIE LIVESTOCK MAEKET.-At the Union stock
Yards yesterday there were 373 cattle on the mar
ket and 2s3were sold 10 butchers, as follows: Best
sold from TO SIC. per pound; and a few extra
TO 4Ac- per pound; medium sold from 4 TO 4,.c.
per pound; common sold from TO 3lIc. per
pOuhd; 90 shipped TO Baltimore market; "A LEFT
sold as follows: Old sheep sold from &c. 10 &c per
pound; lambs sold from &c. 10 &c. per pound; cows
and calves, sold from sl5 10 $40 each. Market for
AL kinds OF stock was dull
SLIGHT FREs.-At $50 O'Clock last evening fire
was discovered In the shed In the rear OF lila
2Otn street caused by spontaneous combustion, but
no damage was done-At 0:1O O'Clock a fire took
place In the house OF Henry Scott, 2lO7 street,
and IL was extinguished by the members OF Truck
company b. The loss was about $35.-Yester-
Nortn Capitol and Streets was slightly DAM
aged By IRE.
The ADDISON DAY HABEAs CORPUS CAsE-The
return IA The habeas corpus case or Addison Day,
stntenceu Ia the Criminal Court on Saturday last
Ior keeping oawdy house, was 70 have been made
TINS morning In the Court In General Term. Mr. ID.
= CahiI, Tor tne petitioner, was present, but the
uistrict 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 indct-
ment BY the grand jury and trial by petit Jury
I. NJ. C. A LITERARY SoCIErY.-Last evening the
\. NJ. e. A Literary and Debating Society held lis
regular weekly meeting. The question under de-
bate was: ResOtred. THAT the tenure OF the presi
DENTAL ONCE should be limited 10 a single term OF
six years" IL was discussed In the Affirmative nv
MeSSr@ TaSker and DOty, and In the negative by
MeSSrS Deknlght and Clarke. After a spirited de-
bate, u decision was rendered In the Affirmative
DEArH OF Col PESSEBAKKR--Col. Charles ID.
PenneDaker died at his residence on Corcorap
street this morning at O'Clock Col PennebakeY
was born In Nelson County, ky., In 1876 he en-
listed Tor the Mexican war as a private and was
promoted 10 be lieutenant After close OF war he
commenced the practice OF law at Louisville He
held various public of1ces, and was at commence
ment or rebellion a state senator, and he was
largely instrumental In saving Kentucky 10 the
Union He served through the rebellion as colonel
21tn KENTUCKY Volunteers, and at close OF war he
was sent 70 washington by his state as her mill.
t1y agent and has since resided here. His body
mas been taken 10 Louisville, KY. Tor interment
SEE Rock ESox SPRING advertisement OF a sc.
lect excursion.