Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements To.nisht.

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Amusements o.nisht.
Growers THEATER.-Family matinee at
half-past two at reduced prices. and evening
performance as usual. Miss Susan Denim, J
L. McCollum and the entire company in the
aegeir~ary drama OF 1.-THE Angel of Midnight, ~
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Last night of Carn-
cross & Dixie's Ministries. A huge bill of
songs, dances, burlesque and negro comical-
tiles, concluding with a capital afterpiece.
OxFoRD.-The ballet of s. The Celestials"
the pantoInime of ssThe Brigands, or the Pos
,. hlliop of the Alps" banjo solos, gymnastics,
trapeze performance, and other attractions
Matinee this afternoon.
ChSTEPBURY-B Ballet, songs, burlesuues
pantomime and negro delineations, concluding
with an afterpiece. Matinee this afternoon
CENTER MARKET, To-DAT.-Beef, best cuts,
per b. 3oc; next, 25c.; Salt Beef, 15alsc.; Dried
Beef pc. Veal, 25a3Oc. Mutton, chops, 25c.
Lamb per ID. &c. Pork. fresh, CSC; corned
S5c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 2sc.; sliced, 35c:
breasts. CSC; shoulders, 2Oc. Butter, 35aAOc
Chickens. per pair, S1aS1.75. Ducks, per pair
$50 Eggs, per dozen, Acc. Green Corn per
9o1., soc Cueumbers, per dozen, 25c Green
Torn, per can, Goo. Apples, per peck, 75as1 90;
dried, &c. Green Peas, PIX, 75c Leeks. BIZ Sc
Gooseberries, 1Oc. Turnips, peck 4na60c Po-
Ttatoes. Irish, per peck. 40c.; new, 75c;
Cymlms. per dozen, 2oc: Peaches, dried,
per quart, 30c. Cherries, 15c. Peark. pk, 81
Blackberrles, quart lGa12c. Raspberrles 3Oa6Dc.
Whortleberries, 15c. Beans, butter, Soc. white,
IOal2e.; string beans. 35a49c Radishes. per BIZ,
Sc. Beets. new, 5asc. Onions, new, 81 per
peck: bunch onions, SC. Carrots, Sc Cabbage
Sprouts peck, 4Oc. Water Crosses, peck, 20c
Land Crosses, 15c. Rhubarb, bunch Sc. As
aa5c. PineappIes. 25c Fish-Rock, large
each. 25caS2; small. bunch, soc; Hallibut ib
25c.; Sea Bias. 15c.; Blue Fish, 15c., Herrings,
dozen. 2caa5c.; Lobster, 15c. Sturgeon, l5c.
Pike, b.. 2Oc., Perch SOC; Shad, pair, 30a75c.
MackeTel 33c. each. Rye, bushel, SI.25aSl 30
Corn Meal. si2o. Shipstuf, sOasOc. Brown
rltH lR Sh,artG ShnlI Cd n
car. Dbl, S6aS7. Oats, bush, 90c. aS1. Hay per
CT, S1.90. Straw. 81 .50aS175. Glover Hay, SI.75
Small Ducks, .as1 per pr. Small Birds, per
hb, SOC. Wild Pigeons, pair, a7Hc. Blue Wing
Ducks, per pair, -. Widgeons, per pair, s.
Celery. per bunch, lOc Krout, per quart, 15c
Geese, ;5oas2. Turkeys, So. Nenison, fresh,
new, per peck, 81. Apricots, box, soc. Cab
bage, per head 15c. Egg Plants 4oc.
GRAND LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, Off
Ger Durand. OF the Fourth Ward, arrested Geo.
Woodward upon charge of stealing a mule
from John Waller. Woodward was sent to
Jail for Il hearing by Justice Walter.
James Bowser. q partner of Charles Poland
in the restaurant business, was charged by his
partner with grand'larceny, removing certain
property of the firm. He was arrested by OFF,
Ger Barker. of the Seventh Ward, and held to
bail for court by Justice Boswell
Mary Kennedy was arrested by Officer Bar
ker upon a charge of grand larceny made by
Daniel Nolen. She was sent to jail for court by
tie same Justice.
Officer GeSSfOrd arrested john H. Adams Tor
the larceny of a watch from Geo. Washington.
The watch was recovered, and Justice BOs-
we'll held Adams to bail for court.
BASE BALL.-The National Base Ball Club
of Washington Is preparing for match game
with the Athletic Club of Philadelphia which
recently beat the crack clubs of New York and
Brooklyn. The National is a fine organiZa-
ton. and is sanguine of taking the laurels from
the Philadelphians. Much interest is mani
Tested in the proposed contest, which is ex-
pected to come off about the first of September.
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THE Doc Wharf.-The scrgeants of the sec
ond seventh and tenth precincts have reported
the number of dogs slain during yesterday and
the day before. showing total of 102 in those
precincts This is but the beginning, and
owners of valuable dogs had better secure them
ii once and keep them safe from the sharp
Shooters.
SUDDEN DECEAsE.-Mrs. Eliza Place, of
known in the dramatic profession as Miss Eliza
Petrie, was taken suddenly i'll Thursday even
ing, when about to 70 the stage, and died
death apoplexy. The remains have been en-
SUDDEN DEATH.-About O'Clock p. m. yes
terday a discharged soldier manned Lewis
Lynch, of the 18th New York Cavalry, died
suddenly at the house of Louisa Kooner, No.
$40 18th street. The Coroner was notified but
did not think an inquest necessary. "a