Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-14
The Outrage ON Little Oetavie Rousseau.

him he laughed at witness, and sat down on
the stone at the corner.
Cross-examined.-He had on blue pants, blue
coat, and brown hat. Witness saw him before
the day of the occurrence. This little girl is
anlcted with deafness and detective speech,
and her mother interpreted to her the questions
and answers.
Fuma Ipqle, a little girl of 10 years. sworn
Witness lives on ID street east, between & and
d. and recollects last THANKSGIVING Day
she saw the accused about o'clock near the
Old Capitol Prison. Witness, with her sister
and another little girl were walking around on
the railing Of the Capitol.
Mr.. Bradley asked what was expected to
prove by this witness
Mr. Wilson stated that he expected to prove
that the prisoner was in the immediate neigh
borhOOd on the afternoon Of the occurrence;
that he went toward the place where the de-
ceased was last seen, and that he attempted to
perpetrate the felony afterwards perpetrated
ON the deceased, and the parts of the body with
which the Offense was committed was then and
there exposed.
This offer was discussed until the hour of
adjournment
THE EIREMEN's PAEADE-DEPARTURR FOR
PHILADELPHIA.-ThIs morning, the Washing
ton tiremen, who propose taking part in the
great hremen's parade in Philadelphia,
Monday, left in a special tram at IL o'clock,
and were escorted by the entire city depart
ment, and the members Of the Government de-
partment-
At an early hour this morning the Northern
Liberties Association. composed of about forty
members Of the old volunteer organizations,
uniformed in red shirts, black fire-hats and
pants, assembled at their headq uarters, and ac-
Companied by their handsome hOse-carriage,
built especially for this occasion, which was
drawn by Towards two large stations,
ssJohnny'' and 'sNed." took mp the line of
march by way of the Hibernia engine house
and Franklin. The association was headed DIV
the splendid band OF the 9th v. r. c., and the
fine appearance Of the men elected much re-
marx. The carriage was one of the most su-
perb pieces OF decoration, having in front fine
oil painting of the veteran fireman, uncle Jake
n. aA L., -.
holding in its beak a flag and wealth, contain
ing the number of the old Northern Liberties
company, Sc" The spool of the carriage was
literally covered with wreaths and flags, and
on the back Of il was large star of blue silk,
surrounded by flowers, presented by Mrs. J.
q. Howard The association was headed by
four of our heavy men of ample abdominal de-
TelOpment, as axemen. followed by the off GERS
of the company, Messrs. Calvert, Robertson,
and others, and then the members holding the
ropes, marshalled by Il. Rainnler.
At the Hibernia engine house the members of
the Government steam fire brigade, under
charge of Chief Engineer Dickson, numbering
about a. joined the line, and under the escort
of No | steamer, the march was taken up for
the Franklin engine house. Here the remain
der Of the city department, under Chief Engi-
neer SessfOrd. were drawn up, headed by the
band of the 2ith V. r. c., and the members
uncovered while the others passed through and
opened lines. The city department then took
the lead and the column proceeded to the
depot taking a special train leaving at IL
O'Clock. about 20 members of the city depart
ment going as Franklin No. 2, in charge Of
messrs- Maddox and Chauncey, foremen. The
Franklin takes with them a beautiful silk flag
which they will present TO Franklin Hose, of
that city. whose guests they Will be while in
Philadelphia.
The Northern Liberties Association take with
them Mr.. John W. Clampitt, of this city. as
orator, and before they return, on Thursday
next, Will present the handsome hose carriage
which they had built in Philadelphia, TO the
Paramount. Of thai city, whose guests they
will BE-
day for Philadelphia they having been engaged
Tor the Southwark company.
CESTER MARKET, To-DAY.-Beef best cuts,
per ID, 25c. next, 15a2Oc Salt Beef, 12a15c. Dried
= Beef DC Veal, 2Oc. Mutton, chops, 25c
y Lamb, per H., 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c-; corned,
25s Bacon, hams, uncut Doc; sliced, 35c.
breasts, 2sc; shoulders, 25c. Butter, 5Oa6Oc
Chickens. per pair, sc. as2OO. Ducks, per pair
soc. Eggs, per dozen, iOc. Green Corn pei
doz-, iOc. Cucumbers, per dozen, 25a3Oc. Green
Corn per can, 6Oc. Apples, per peck, 75as1 IS
dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Sc. Turnips, peck
CSC. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 4Oc5 Sweet
81 CTS, Pears, per PIX, slasl.5O Cymiins, per
doz-, 2oc. Peaches, dried, per Ct, DOC: Peaches,
PIX, 81. Beans, butter, 25c.; white, l0al2c string
beans, sc. Radishes, per bunch, sc. Beets,
per peek, ioe Onions, soc per peck; bunch
aa5e Flsh-ROck, large, each, 81; small.
bunch, SOC; Hallibut, pound, 25c-i Sea
Bas, l5c.; Blue Fish. l5c.; Lobster, 15c.
Sturgeon, 15e.; Pike, h., 2Oc., Perch, 5O5c
Maekerel. BE. each. Rye, bushel, soc .as1 10
Corn Meal, sl2O Shipstuff 6Oas0c. Brown
stun, soc. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, sl20 in
ear, Dbl, s5as6. Oats, bushel, 60c. Hay, pei
eWt, slaSl25. Straw, soc .as125. Glover Hay
s5e asl25. Small Ducks, 75c .as1 pr. Small Birds
PeTho- 5Cal5Oc. Wild Pigeons, pair, 5kc. Blue
wing Ducks per pair, 81 Widgeons, per pair
g. Celery, pr bunch, l0c. krout, pr quart 15c
Geese- $50. Turkeys, 50. Nenison, fresh
per 10, DOC. Tomatoes, peck, 75c.sIa- Cabbage
per head, 5aejc. Egg Plants, 5a1Oc. Grapes, IOs
aOe. per ID. Ounces, PIX, 81. Cranberries, pei
quart NC; ehestnuts- quart, 25c. Rabbits, 2js
50. Squirrels, 12K. Walnuts, SOC. PIX. HON
my a. lOc. Pumpkins, 1Oa5Oc.
GRAND LARCENY CASES BEFORE JUSTICE
BATES AT POLICE HEADQUARTERs--Test
day afternoon Rebeeca Tilghman, who WA
arrested by Detectives Bigley and Kelly, upoI
charge of stealing 1894 in money from Mrs
ID W. Morris, No. IS Pa avenue. Mrs. Morri
mad placed the money under carpet beneau
bureau in her house. The prisoner was EN-
piOYed as a servant, and was sent 10 take tn
carpet up last Tuesday. No one was in tn
room; the money was missed directly after, ant
the paper in which IL was wrapped was founI
IN the yard, where the carpet was taken. Sh
was held to bail for a further hearing.
Mary COrdelia Williams, alias Mary Catha
rlne Enert, was arrested by Detective Donald
son. for the larceny of muf, collar, pair q
| gloves, black cloth cloak, five dresses, and on
I skirt, the property OF Mrs. Josephine Kuhns
Two silk skirts, one wOrsted plaid dress, on
~ CAMEO dress, one black cloth Josey, and one cot
ION sklrL the property of Mrs. L. N. Smith
she was a want in the house of Mrs. Smith
Il and had only been employed but three day
when she committed the robbery there Ph
1 robbery Of Mrs Kuhn's property was com
1 uitted about a month since. Nearly all tn
goods were recovered The prisoner was ser
4 10 jail for court.
POLICE REPoRTs.-FfA PreeiRct.-wn
\ Chambers, drunk and disOrderly; 81 Haiti
Hanson, do: IS. Mary Brown, disorderly; 8
Albert Ellis, drunk; g. Jas. Gardner, disc
derby; 50. Annie Connel drunk; workhous
Margaret Mills and Alkaline Semmes, disorder
ly: for hearing.
SixR Preeiact.-Andrew Jackson and job
II Y. Seymour, throwing stones; . each. Luc
H Blackwell, prostitution; workhouse. job
/ Brown, passing counterfeit money: Jail Il
court. W. Kenney, drunk and disorderly; an
VIM King, suspicious; dismissed
TcHfh Preeinef.-Lewis Watson, murder; Il
hearing. Samuel Taylor, disorderlyi $40 Hal
nah Street, grand larceny; bail for court jar
Clark, drunk and disOrderly; and Jas. For
dlsoTderly; $3.50 each. Edward III. Brow
assault; bail for peace.
Il GRAND LARCENY.-Hannah Street was a
rested last night by Sergeant Gessford, for
larceny Of a silk cape, valued at 20, from X