Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

Seventn Street Cnurcn-At IL O'CLOCK Z. H.
North Presbyterian Church-At IL O'Clock
a. M, Rev b. H. Williams:
Alexandria--At1 II q. M, Rev. ]. N. Hays; at
Fourth Presbyterian Ohurch-At 3 p. M,
Congress. stree, M. P. Church-At ii a. M,
Rev. J. 8. Ramsay; at TX p. m. Rev. W. A.
Dnnbarton street N. E. Church-At II a. M,
Rev. W. p. Cochran; at * p. m, Rev. j. s.
Gordon. -.- - i-sf#
Hamline NJ. E. Church-At IL O. m i, Rev. w.
McKendree Chapel, Massachusetts avenue
Al II O'clock Rev, W. H. Cooke; att p. M,
Western Presbyterian Cburch.-At IL a. m.
Rev. J. A. Crawford; at ~ p. m, Rev. II. l..
Fletcher Chapel, New York avenue and
Fourth street.-At IL a. m, Rev. w. B. Scar.
Foundry Cnurcn.-At II a. m, Rev.A ID.
Lutheran Church AT IL a. m, Rev. ]. p
Carter. sss TiE
CENTER MARKET, To.DAY.-Beef. best Gu Is
per h. 25c.; next, 2Oc.; Salt Beef 15a20c.; Dried
Beef 25a3Oc. Veal, 2Oc Mutton, chops, l5a2Oc,
Lamb, SOc.; Lard, &c.,; Pork. fresh. Is ets.;
3Oc.; breasts, &c.,: shoulders, 1Sc. Butter, 35a
45c.: Spring Chickens. SASS per doz.; Chick.
I ems, per pair 81; 9oslins, S1.l5 piece,
pei doz DS NeW HoOeR
40 cents per pound;Apples. new, per peck AGA
75c. Apples. dried, Use. Leeks, bh Sc. Spinach,
40c. Kale, 1sa2oc. Turnips, 3tc. PIX. Peaches,
white, 12a15c.; dried cherries. qt., soc. Rad
ishes, per bunch, 2aAc Beets, per bh., Sc
Onions, 60c. peck; Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, Sc.
Fish Rock, large, each, 81 5D small. bunch. 4Oc;
Perch, so cents; Herring, per doz., 30a5O cents;
Shad, Is to 80 cents each; Halibut 25 cents Id.
Rye, per bus 81 :5Oas1 so: Corn Meal. per nus =,
tint Stnff no
ding. s0c.; Shorts, 35a4Oc.; Corn, shelled, $780,
ear, bbl.. &5.50a&7. Oats. bu. ESQ., Hay. cwt., 81.
ash IS. Straw, goal IS; celery, per bunch, 1Oc.
Homrny, quart 10 cents. Squash, 15a45c. each;
potatoes, 4Oc. per peck; Lettuce, Sc. head;
asparagus, lOa20 cents per bunch Gran.
bel berries RE IS cents quart Oymlinss, per doz
Potatoes. per peck. p'i soa ps:. Mui.
berries, per a., loo. Plums, 90c. per peck
Cucun bers, per doz., zoe. Rabbits 40 a SO cts,
each. Pears. 81 per peck Green Pepper PODS,
12c. per doz. Blackbirds. so cents per doz Ell
derberries, &c. per qt; Cant elopes. l0a2Oc. eacb
Plumhs. l2c. per Ct: Sweet Potatoes. rev. per
peck. 30c. Grapes, per lib, 25c. Chestnu,s 81
per peck. Cheese, 25c. per Id. Ounces. so to
1,5Gc. per PIX. Lemons. soc. per doz. Citrons,
Sc. each. Turkeys So:
Cool PROCEEDINGS .-About 9 O'Clock last
evening, John Martin, a young man, quietly
entered the Washington Gymnasium, on
a and l01h
proceeded to treat himself to an ablution. As
soon as the fact became known, MIR. A. j.
Bennett the clerk, notified the police and he
was taken into custody. Subsequently, John
was examined before Justice Chaplin and fined
one dollar In explanation OF his conduct, the
offender against the peace and dignity of the
Corporation, stated that he had been in vlted to
the Gymnasium by young man, whom he
named. and who, Mr.. Bennett alleges, has long
since been expelled from the association be.
cause OF his pilferiDg propensities.
FIRST WARD RADICAL MEETINe-At the
regular meeting of the Lincoln Radical Re-
publican Laboring Mems Association of the
First Ward, Washington, u. O., held at the Q ua.
kers Church, on Twentieth street, near the
boundary. a resolution was adopted; sThat the
Association OF the First Ward, Washington,
d. c.. will not support any man who votes
against or neglects to aid In securing to the
cclored schools their full and just amount of
school money from the city government A
vote OF thanks was also rendered to q. s. Baker,
Esq (member of the Board Of Common Coun-
Gill; for his zealous efforts toward accomplish
ing this object, for which the association and
ward club are laboring."
Grey, the Waterman at Stackpole's wharf,
discovered coiored man running way from
the wharf, carving bundle of laths Just
taken from the pile; and after calling on him
to halt, fired load of small shot at him, which
took effect in his back, and one or two passed
through his ears or fingers. This had the ef-
him In custody, but he begged SO ferventIy
and made such earnest promises not to take
any more laths, that the Captain allo wed him
to go. Capt; Grey Is OF the opinion that he will
not be troubled sgain very soon, as this 10 the
fifth person shot by him this summer while
in the act OF stealing.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-The will
Of the late William Thumlert was filed and
partially proven. He leaves his estate to his
widow, who be nominates as his executor.
Letters OF admins tratIon on the estate of the
late w. NJ. Stuart were issued to Jas. f. Stu
art; bond 81 GOO.
Letters testamentary were issued to Jabez
T. Colby on the estate OF the late Stoddart p.
Colby; bond S15,C00.
The first account of guardian to orphan of
CorneAa Wittenover: first Of executor of same,
and second to orphan of George Ailer, were
approved and passed.
BIDS OPRNED-To. day at noon bids were
opened at the Mayors office for grading and
graveling E street south, from 18th street east
to 18Th street east. in the presence OF quite a
number of contractors. The bids Were as fol-
lows: Thos. Joyce. IS grading per cubic yard,
Kelly, 12X, 5X; George Thomas, ii, 6; Michael
Welsh, 10, s.; p. Cullinane, TX, 5X; William
Buckley. IL, :; Michael Buckley, 11x, SX;
9: samuel Gregg, II, ca: John II. Wise, II, g.
Peter McNamara, OK, A; Philip Biglow. 10, g.
Samuel Cook. lsK, 7; sullivan s Co., lOx, SIX.
Wills, was yesterday arrested by officer West
field, OF the second precinct, and arIaigned be-
fore Justice Walter, charged with the larceny
of a coat, by Richard Humphrey. The charge
was sustained, and Wills committed to Jail
for court. Mary Chase then appeared and
charged Wills with disorderly conduct, from
which he was dismissed by the i ustice, and
Mary then charged him with threatening to
do her bodily injury. which charge was sub.
stantia'ed, and the accused committed to Jail
IN default OF $500 sec urity to keep the peace.
MISREPRESENTATION D. Stuart Esq,
has had erected at the corner Of 2ist aud II
streets a large three story prick house, "a feet
front on 2ist street, with two.story back build.
ing, in all containing - rooms. He has also
added third story to the adjoining brick, and
thoroughly repaired the same, mixing wo OF
the finest houses in that neighborhood. Both
heuees are fitted ND with gas, water and all
modern improvements. the total cost OF the
two houses being about &i5,OUO. Mr.. Stuart
will rent the corner house and occupy the ad.
joining one as his residence
TRANsFERs OF RIAL EsTATR.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were reported to.
day at r. NJ. Halls Real Estate Exchange, II
Louisiana avenue: Sub lot 1, square 20s, at
so; part of square 365, 36l feet on p street,
1854 feet on Tenth street, 2l0 feet on Rhode Isl.
and avenue, 297 feet on @ street, and $40 feet
on Ninth street, at S59.SS3; north half lot II
square 1880. at 800; part Of lot S, "a uare 1900
SO feet, at 1894; sub lot 40, square ZIG, at $780,
POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number OF
arreefa made nv the policA veatardavi yuera Ss.