Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-10

ANOTHER or THE H ER zBERa RoBBERs--The
feaoers OF the Sgr will remember the facts
TI1nnecto win the outrage upon Mr.. h'as
aerzSerg, In October last when his Office, : n
y s'rSet between 4 y and 9Th, was entered b.
TWO men, one of whom pretended TO b. bar
gaming Tor coat; they went out, and one of
mem returned, and with sand bag Knocked
Mr. II. down, and went to his iron safe aud
HOOK out the money. containing S7DU Mrs.
HerZberg heard the noise and went into the
Once. Saw her husband lying oa the floor
and the robber m aking for the door with the
money book. She seized the aSsalant, and a
struggle ensued in which the robber dropped
the money on the floor. The rObber threw
Mrs. H. her head striking against the counter,
and escaped. by fortunate incident the police
of the Fourth Ward arrested a man named
WheplOck, who was con yicted and sent TO the
pPnitentiary. The assaIant, or, as the detec-
tives thought. the principal. escaped through
the faithlessness OF parties who protested to
be the assistants of the detectives. few DAYS
ago the fugitive appeared in the city, and was
soon in custody OF the detectives, Claryoe and
McDeyitt, who again went to work to obtain
the evidence necessary to sustain the prosecu-
ton against him. His name is Alfred FitZpa-
trIck, and last night he had a final hearing be-
fore Superintendent Richards. The principal
witness was ). w. Hatch. who heard Fitzpa-
trlck, at an office on ID street, opposite the
Franklin engine house, relating TO man named
hetchum, A witHCss previously examined, the
circumstances connected with the bold attempt
mat Fitzpatrick and wheelock had made.
FITZPATRICK said he struck Herzterg with the
saEd-b bag, and knocked him down; WheeIock
eo' the money, several hundred dollars. They
sent colored boy to tell Herzberg that Mr..
Goidsteln wanted to see him. They did this to
get one of the HerZbergs out, the father and
son beng together at the time. Young Herr
berg went to see Mr.. Goldstein, leaving the old
gentleman in the Office. The robbers then made
the assault "a before stated.
Superintendent Richards committed Fitzpa-
trick in default of l,C0O bail for court.
CENTER MARKET TO-DAY.-Beef, best cuts
per d. 5c mex, l5a2Oc Salt Beet, I5;l2uc.; Dried
Beef 3Ga;s5c; Veal, 25c: Mutton, chops, 25c.
Lamb, 25c.; Lard, pc; Pork, fresh, 25c.; corn
ed, 25e.; Bacon. hams, uncut, 25c.; sliced, 35c.;
breasts, Csc; shoulders, 2Oc. Butter, 45a6Oc.:
Chlckens, per pair, 75c.aS175 Ducks, per
per can, 6gc. Apples, per peck, 75asl
dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Sc TurnIps, peck,
40 cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck iOc; Sweet,
SIC. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: Beans, but
hadlshes, per bunch, sc. BeetS, per peck, Soc
ParsniPs, PIX, SIC. Onions, soc. per pix; bunch
onions sc, Carrots, SOC. Fish-Rock, large, each,
81 small. bunch, soc; Hallibut, pound, 25c;
Sea Bas, l5c.; Blue Fish, 15c.: Lobster, 15c
Sturgeon, l5c.: Pike, H., 2Gc., Perch, soc
Macksrei 8c. each. Rye, busheI, 9Oc .aSI 10
stuff soc. Shorts, Soc. Corn, shelled, 81. 10: in
ear, Dbl, SASS. Oats, busheI. 6oc Hav, per
cwt., SlaSi3p. Straw, sjc.aS1.25. Glover Hay,
55c.aSl.25. Small Ducks, IS pr. Small Birds,
pernb, 5Cal5Uc. Wild Pigeons, pair, &c. Cam
aS-5ack Ducks, per pr, 81. Widgeons, 81.
wild Geese, - each. Prairie Hens, 81 Is per
tutltti. lbC. hEON'- art. I5c.
Geese, Sl.52aSs25G. Turkeys, S1a 81 80. Venison
fresh, per h., 3Uc PaTtridgFs, per dozen, S+as6
Jah6age, per head,10al5 cts. Grapes. per quart,
Ha}hc. per pOunG, 81. Cranherrips. Drr
quart. i5c-: chrstmr+s, quart, &c. Rabbits, pa
a.. Squirrels, l2z. Nalnuts, soc. PIX HON
rH, quali Zoe Pumpkins, 15a?5c. Wild
turkeys, S2JCaSt. Country Pork. sig jGa
SIl.50 per 700 lbs. Honey, per To-, 5OaGOc.
u. S SUPREME COURT. March 9-Hon. ,T.E.
henderson, of Missouri, and Mason Brayman,
Esq, OF Illinois, We're admitted attorneys and
councillors OF this court.
No $50. TX parte. In the matter of Lambdin
l.. Milligan. petitioner;
o. 3b5. E1 parte. In the matter of William
A. Bowles, petitioner; and
no. 3.6. TX parte. In the matter of Stephen
Hursey, petitioner. The argument of these
causes was continued by Mr.. Stanbery and
MI Attorney General Speed in opposition 10
the petitioners.
Adjourned until Monday.