Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT,

IO-ci0uI.
CANTERBURY This evening Miss Cnerry
II lie will again give the public the Dumo
Girl of Genoa in which she sustai as the caar s
acter of Julietta. Those who nave MOI ave NJ
themselves Of an opportunity 10 Withe.s ~
Cherry Bellies ne rforman ces should not IAN to
do so tonight Let rot The ladies ana chi'oren
forget the matinee this afternoon.
Forms THRATER-To night Is the Iast ap-
pearaI ca of Mr. J. b. Roberts and the great
spectacle of s.Faust and MareueIie' ms Is
truly beautiful and exciting pay, and those
rho b.ye NOT seen II should bear in mind that
toniobt will BIZ their last chance. On Monday
nioht Clifton W. Tayleur's great moral drama
of"Esst Lynne, or, .ne T. Elopement'' and the
GpoyER's THEATER.-In consequence of the
death of Mr.. Z. I. Grover, (brother Of MI
Leonard GTover,l this theater will remain
closed until next Monday evening, when the
eIee ant combination, MIR. ]. w. Wallack Mr..
r. l.. Davenport and Miss Susan Denim, will
commence a brief enga cement.
OBJ FELLOWS HALL -Sauderson's Min
suels are still al Odd Fellows Hail getting Oft
their witty sayings, Jokes, tricks, &c, and n
tertaining the audiences with their skilful
dancing, fine singing and excellent music.
FRATERNAL VIsIT.-Last evening, Meehan-
les Lodge, No -, OF Baltimore, paid fra
ternal visit to Metropolis Lodge, No. l6, of this
city. The visitors numbered over 90. among
whom were several grand officers, and were
received by a committee of Metropolis Lodge,
at the Depot, at 5H o'clock, and escorted to
the lodge room, at the Hall on eth street.
At o'clock the visitors proceeded to the
lodge room. where thew were introduced by
Grand Master ). E. Douglass, and received by
acting Noble Grand l.. A. Gobright. Daring
the evening the visitors had an opportunity of
witnessing the practical working of lodge in
this jurisdiction, two candidates being initiated
into the mysteries of the order. Appropriate
speeches were made by Grand Master Gary,
deputy Grand Master Baugher, Grand War
den Norris, Grand Secretary Escavallle,
Grand Scribe Jones and Grand Marshal Har-
rson, OF Maryland; and Grand Secretary
Sweet of this jurisdiction, and Past Grand
Richard WalIach, of Central Lodge.
The visitors were then escorted 10 the saloon
of the hail. where fine supper was set, and at
which 4 company of teTo hundred sat down.
Several songs were here sung by quartette
from Sanderson's popular troupe (now per-
forming at the hall) and DIR. y. p. Hunt, OF this
city.
The company then returned to the lodge
room after partaking of the supper, where cap
itaI speeches were made By p. g. Walker, of
the visiting lodge, aud p. G. Rep. Gobright, OF
this city, and others; and at late hour the
com pany separated
CENTER MARKET To DAY.-Beef, best cuts,
per pound, 3Dc.; next, 25c. Salt Beef 15a2Oc.;
Dried Beet, 25C. Veal, 20c Mutton, best chops,
25c. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c.
Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut 30c.;
sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But-
ter, 5Os6Oc. Chickens, per pair, Sl.50. Ducks,
per PAIR, Sl.50aS2. Eggs, per dozen, 45c. Gran
berries per OF l5c Pears, per peck, 50c.aS1.
Cucu mbers. SOC. Green Corn, per dozen, 25a3Oc.
Apples, per peck. new, 50a75c.; dried 75c
Turnips, per peck 3GaiOc. Potatoes, Irish, per
X,
s9c. Peaches, dried per at, 25c. Cherries, dried,
25c. Beans, butter, 36c; hite, 10el2c. R2dishes,
per bunch, 5alOc. Beets, 1gc. Onions, per peck,
SOC. Parsnips, per bunch, Inc Carrots, SC.
Oyster plants, 10a &c. Cabbage per nd, 10al5c.
Lettuce, per no., 10c. FIsh-Rock, large, each,
S2.5OaS3; small, per bunch, 5na6Oc; halibut,
per pound, 2Oc. sea bass. 15c.; blue fish, 15c,
lobster. 12e; sturgeon, l5r., pike, per bunch;
50c.aS1; perch. sue. Rye, per oushel, Sl.50as2.
Eorpmeal, S19OcaS2. Ship-stuff. 95c aSl.15.
Brownstnff, zoe. Shorts, soc. Corn, shelled, 81;
in the ear, per barrel, s7as10. Oats, per
bushel 81. Hay, per cwt., Sl.75as2 Straw,
si.5Oas2 Glover Hay, sl.eOaS2OO. Egg
15a2cc. Tomatoes, per peck, 5Oa75c. Peppers,
per doz, 2Oc. Spinanch, per peek, soc. Chin
quapins, 20c. GRAPES, per pound, 15c Rab-
bits, per pair, ste Small birds, per bunch soc.
Wild pigeons, per pair. 37Kc. Blue wing
ducks, per pair, 81 Wifgeons. per par, 81.
Celery, per bunch, u. Wild Turkeys, $3.50
hrout, lOc quart
WASHINGTON LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUE.
This club met last evening. and was addressed
by Mr.. Ii. A. Pierce, OF California who urged
every Union owing citizen OF the United States
there present 10 exercise the voting privilege,
providing he was entitled 20 exercise 1t, and TO
do il in such manner would not give en-.
enlargement to traitors, and which could only
be effected by voting Tor Abraham Lin coin and
Andrew johnson. He wished them to show
that they were determ'n. TO uphold the Ma
lion al u ion and national liberty, and felt
fideHt they could OF do other wise and had no
4 desire TO do otherwise
a The Persistent then stated that arrangements
had been completed for ha wing Geographic re-
ports on next Tuesday and Wednesday, after
which
Mr.. Mcleod, formerly Of Virginia. and who
had resided there nearly his whole life, ad-
dressed the audience in a very fervent IN amer,
and urged those who were from the South,
above all others, 10 prove themselves worthy of
the name Of American citizens. having no di-
vided allegiance. by supporting The candidates
Of the National Union party.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Jackson
Peck, suspicion OF murder; dismissed MARY
Carpenter, assault aud battery. TWO cases: dis
missed Mary Farron, grand larceny; bail for
court James Hamilton, drunk and disorderIy:
military. Thomas Connor, picking pockets:
dismissed. John Bryan, drunk; workhouse
John Scott dlsorderly; s259. Strother Wins
low, do: 50 So G o-g- Washington, do: Sass
smith, drunk and disordelIy' 81 So. Strother
Nlnslow, carrying weapons: 500. John +.
Gray, drunk and disorderly; 80 s.. David O.
knight, assault and battery; bail for hearing
John Brown. accessory 10 murder; iaiI for
hearing. Edward Pitcak do; Jeremiah Hdr.
wood do; dismissed. John Sholtz, drunk: do.
q r. Hainer, drunk and disorderIv; do. Jas
Murphy, DRINK: military Sarah Harrison
and Terrence Miller, drunk and disorderly:
dismissed VIM. Brown, deserter military.
CHARGE OF PICKIs q A POCKET Thomas
Conror was arrested astnight by officer How
ard upon charge of stealing watch from the
pooket OF James HamiitSn. The evidence
showed that the defendant and Hamilton
passed by the stable OF VIM. Worden Ham
lIton was very drunk. Near 81 and + streets
Conner took the watch from the pocket OF Ham.
Ilton. 'Vorden ana Il man named Bacon saw
nm lie put the watch back in Harrisons
pocket. Worden and Bacon watched them
and saw Conner again take me watch II an
pears that Harrison was in Connor's care, and
was so drunk that he wanted to throw the
watch and pocket hook away, and Conner took
10 10 prevent 1T being thrown away. Harrison
declined prosecuting and Conner was dis
missed by Justice GiheTson. Harrison was
'HfAed over 10 the military as a suspicious
person.
iHE POSTING LAW.-Bv an act of the corpo-
ration approved February Sth, 1864. il is made
unlawful for any person "to post or set mn
any placard, bill or advpr isement'' in anv Of