Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.
CENTER MARKET To,

CENTER MARKET To.DAY.-Beef, best cuts;
per pound, 30c.; next, 20c. Salt Beef, 15a19c.
Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25c: Mutton, best chops,
25c. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, CSC.
Pork, corned, Csc. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3Oc.;
sliced, 35c.; breasts, Csc; shoulders. 25c. But
ter, 5Oa60c. Chickens, per pair, $3.50. Ducks,
berries, per quart, soc. Cucumbers. per doz =,
30c. Green Corn, per can, Coo. Apples, per
peck,new, 81; dried,75c. Turnips, per peck,
i0atOe. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, soc. sweet, Il
35c. Beans, butter, SOC; white, 18al2c Radishes,
per bunch, 5a1Oc. Beets, 50a6Oc per PIX. Onions,
Sc. Oyster plants, 1Oai2c. Cabbage, per hid,
25a35c. Lettuce, per hd., 10c. Fish-Rock, large,
each, 81 50as3; small, per bch, 5pa60c.; halibut,
rer pound, 2oc.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c;
lobster, l2c.; sturgeon, l5c., pike, per bunch,
50c.aS1; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, S1S0aS2.
Corn Meal, 50 2Oa2 .25. Shipstuf 81. Bro wnstuff,
soc. Shorts CSC. Corn shelled, 81 10; in the ear,
per barrel. SSaS10. Oats, per bush, SL1O. Hay,
per cwt., S2aS225. Straw, sl5OaS2 Glover
Hay, s1.s0aS2.OO. Chestnuts, per quart,
l5a2oe. Spinach, per peck, soc. Peppers,
Grapes, per pound, 2Oc. Rabbits, toa5Oc. each.
pair, 37kc. Blue wing ducks, per pair, 81
Widgeons, per PAIR, So Celery, per bunch,
15a23e: Wild Turkeys, S.. Krout. l5c: qt
keys, s5asa 20. Country Pork. per pound, lsa
2oc.; Beef, l0a15c. Wild Geese, $3.50
POLICE REPORTS Third Precinct.-C. Krouse,
J. Falvey, violating corporation law; $50 IA.
M. Farley, Levi Barnes, do S5.4i each: Ohas.
Barnes, do. dismissed. VIM. Kelley, Bridget
Maley, drunk Catherine Doring. street walk.
ing; dismissed.
Sirth Precinct-Sam1 Batter, grand larceny:
bail for court. 4. 3. Lewis, drunk; Nettie
Orosbin, do. and disorderly; S3 Fredk Heider,
threats; for hearing. Solomon Williams, as
sault and battery; bail for peace. Also, dis
orderly; SIS. Mary ]. MURAL, do. and drunk;
workheuse. Freak Hill, do; military.
Second Precinct.-Jas. Satfel, and Mary Har-
ris, disorderly; 50 each. VIM. Sulzner, and J.
+. Peters, assault and battery; VIM. Gilman,
larceny; Frank Schmidt, threats; dismissed.
Michael Gately, selling liquor to soldiers $50
grancy and drunk; workhouse.
SerenM Precinct-John Wannell, drunk
Elizabeth Smith, vagrancy; workhouse. d.
assault and battery: Sarah Davis, do; Thos.
Flynn, do; Harrison Smith, drunk; 5. McLar-
ty, do; dismissed. James Gould, violating
city law; S1.5s. Honora Corners, violating
cow law; s5.5s. Michael Reagan, do S55s
Bridget Flynn, indecent language Sis VIM
Chaw, drunk and disorderly; Sl.5S.
Tenth Precinct.-Gustavus Rubert, threats
dismissed. Chas Dant, assault; $3.50.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher Yesterday,
John F. Chinn, indicted for keeping a bawdy
and disorderly house, was found guilty OF
keeping dlsorderly house, and sentenced to
pay fine $40.
James Evans, indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty, and sentenced to
pay fine of SIS.
Edward Lynch. Edward holland, and Ed
ward Fitzgerald, indicted for an assault and
battery, were found not guilty.
In the case of Charles Desmond, indicted for
an assault and battery, n0lte pros. " as en-.
tered.
This morning, Mary q. Berry, indicted for
larceny, was found guilty. A motion for a
In the cases of Thomas Pearson and James
johnson, indicted for larceny, a nolle pros was
entered.
Harriet Johnson, a small colored girl, in .
dicted for larceny, submitted her case, and was
sentenced to jail for 10 days.
Thomas Connolly and VIM. Williams, in
dicted for an assault and resisting an officer,
were found not guilty.
Augustus Differ, indicted for On assault and
battery, was found guilty.
growers THEATER The most successful
engagement of the season Is being performed
by Miss Lucille Western at this spacious The
ater and popular resort There is no actress
in the country who has proven so successfully
in every city in which she has appeared or
none, we believe, SO fully deserving OF such
success than Miss Western.
"East Lynne, or the Elopement" has proven
here, as elsewhere, the principal attractlon'
again tonight, and on Monday next. the an,
noHncement is made that on monday n!eu'
"East Lynne" will be given for 'ne last lime
during the enga cement. ,,,,rass mi. cra.t
., 80 -, that wa ad wise all those who &C.
comnapv ladies' or desire eligible seats to Sc
cnIa them during the day, which may be done
w itbGut extra charge.
: .rrrMpr TO BURN THE STATION HOUSE,
LAST night, Joseph Coyle, soldier, was ar
rested BY officer SimOnds for being drunk and
disorderly and taken to the Second Ward sta
ton, where he was put in cell. Having some
paper and a few matches, he stuffed the cracks
OF the wooden casing Of the cell full of paper
aud fred it. The smoke filled the cell, but the
flames did not burst ont with any degree OF life,
and Coyle being unable to stand the smoking,
yelled murder, fire, &c, to attract the officers.
The officer on duty went to him, and seeing
what had been done, was disposed to let Coyle
enjoy his fun little longer, but Sergeant TAFT
ordeYnd him tn h take.A ant and aaai Ia tho