Evening star., 1867-04-13

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the will OF the late John d. Ham mack was
hled. One half Of his property % beo ueasn ned
20 his widow, Mrs. Susan Hammack, aad the
balance % mas mo,her Mrs, Wipnifred Ham
mack, during her lite. to reyert At her death TO
the widow, and Dr. John u. Riley is named as
executor. a .4- tI.F''~ = 80 =
The win Of the late John q FrizzeiI was
filed and partially proven. He beq ueathes
his properly 10 his ch ldren, ar d nomln ates his
son, James 8, as executor
fne Will OF the late Anton Baur, heretofore
MED, was fully proven
The will Of the late Gabriel BarnhilI was
nlea ara fully proven. He bequeathes his
property to his daughter, Louisa, and his
ep-daughter, Mary nj. Hart, and nominates
MS son-in- law, John II. Bartlett, as executor.
The will OF the late Samuel Stinemetz was
MED and fully proven. He bequeathes $40
each TO TWO widowed sisters residing in Wash
ingtop county, Nd; his real estate to his
widow, Mary +. Stinemetz. to revert to his
brothers and sisters at her death; and his per-
sonal property to his brother. b. II. Shnemetz
Letfrs estameHtary were issued to his widow
and brother as executors, they giving bond III
the sum of $4,000.
Letters testamentary were Issued to John A.
Run, as executor on the estate OF Andrew
Letters of administration Were issued to
James Fullerton, on the estate Of Hillary c.
Spalding-bond 500; and 10 Edgar Patterson,
on the estate OF Robert 5. Patterson-bond
$685. 90.
Maria q. Emrich was appointed guardian to
the orphans of Peter Emrich-Dopd S60Og
The third general account Of the guardian to
the orphans of Samuel Hoover was appro we'd
and passed
CENTER MARKET, To DAY.-Beef, best It's
per To-, 3ec.; next 25c.; Salt Beef, 15a2Oc; Dried
Beef, 25a3Oc. Veal, 25c. Mutton, chops, a5c
Lamb, 2Uc.; Lard, 1sc.; Pork, fresh, Il cts;
eorned, l5e.: Bacon. hams, uncut, 20a3Oc.; sliced
25c; breasts, loa2Oc.; shoulders l5c. Butter, i0a
45c Chickens, pr, 81 .5OaS2; Turkes, 25a35c. To-
Geese. 75c. as so; Ducks, pair, ,75c asi Eggs, doz
25e. Green Corn. can, 40c. Apples, pk., 5Oasl.
nntr1 ~
4Oc Kale, 20c. Turnips, 3nc. PIX Peaches,
dried, per qrt, IS cts. Beans, butter, 2Oc:
white, l2al5c.; dried cherries. qt., soc. Rad
lshes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beers, per PIX, 40c.
Onions, Soc; Okra, 3Oc.; PArsnips, 2Oa25c. Peas.
o.. lOc. Carrots, bunch, Sc. Rhubarb, IOc.
tlsh-Roek, large, each, s1a2; small, bunch,
tic; Perch. 50 cents; Herring, per bunch,
20 cents; Shad, per pair; 80 cents to IS
Rye, per bushel, Sl.50. Corn Meal. per bus ,
sl.2oaSL3O Shipstuf, 75agOc. Browns stuff, 6Oc
Shorts, i5c. Corn, shelled, 81 2Oasl.25, IN ear,
bill, S5.5Oa$7. Oats, bu, S0a90c. Hay, cwt, 50 25a
$3.50. Straw, S1-5Oal.75. Uslery, pr bunch, 1Oc
krout, per quart, Sc. Cabbage, per head, 5a1Oc
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, lalO cents
Potatoes, 40c. per peck Sweet Potatoes. rs cts
Small Birds. per doZ-, Sl.26 Small Ducks,
15c-aS1; Canvass Backs, S3asi; Red Necks
SlaS2 pair; CranberrIes, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 to
soc. each. Prairie hens, 81 pair.
A small lot of country slaughtered hogs sold
al the scales for Sll.50 per 100 pounds.
PALM SUNDAY.-To-morrow will be Palm
y,
Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal
Churches. In the former blessed palms are
bestowed by the ministers, and the church
edItces OF eacn are trimmed with evergreens
ana Mowers. 1t is the commencement of Holy
or Passion Week-a week specially devoted to
religious exercises commemorative of the suf-
ferings and final sacrifice OF the Saviour
Next Friday Is Good Friday, and with the
close OF the week the season of Lent comes to
an end, and the Easter holidays are ushered
in.
LAECRSY.-Bridget Glinn, a girl OF about
fourteen years old, was arrested this morning
by Oficer Crump, Of the First Ward, tor the
larceny OF a shawl, the property of Clara
Young. The shawl was taken from the COM
Tlainants house in the Second Ward. and was
carried TO the house OF Elizabeth Giddings, in
the First Waru. The evidence showed that
the prisoner, though young, had been runnin
about at improper hours in suspicious places
and her mother admitted her inability to pre-
vent her doing so. Bridget was sent to Jail
Tor court by Justice Tucker.
BRICK MOULDBRs DEMAND HIGHER WAGES
The brick meuiders Of this city claim from
their employers an increase of wages. They
merit considerable advance over the rates
they have been receiving. 1t is not known
whether the employers will accede to the
demand. The stand taken by the moulders is
shown by the proceedings OF their meetings
published ia to-day's Star.
THEJAPANEsE-A great number of citizens
being unable TO gam admission to Wallis Opera
House this week, the great success of the ia
panese Troupe has induced them to remain
here next week, All Rights benefit, last nigh,
drew immensely good programme for to-
night
HAMMACK's REsTAURANT is now open and
is no less popular than during the life time of
late proprietor. All the delicacies of the sea-
SON may be found there.
THE ELLINGRR AND FooTE COMBINATION
open at Metzerott Hall. Tuesday evening"
next.
THERE is great rush TO Rupperts 522 7th
street, 70 procure those fine French canary
birds recen Iy imported.
foLlCE-f esterday, the police reported 55
arrests IN the District. The fines amounted
TO SIC2SS.