Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14
Centre Market.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES.


The wholesale prices yesterday were as fol
lows Apples, eating, s3aS5 per bbl; do
cooking. S2aS3.50 per bbl.; Cranberries, Si2 De
DOL; Grapes, sl1asl5 per cwt-; Tomatoes, 81 s.
Egg Plans. 60 cents per doz.; Potatoes, % .
Per obl.; Sweet Potatoes, 81 5OaS3 So Der bbi
Onions, s.; Csbbages, s5asIO per hundred
per dol Esss p c. pc. 1 6eze A. Ducks sias
Per oushel; Marrow Fat SQUASH, a. cwt
Pears, s2a&3 per bushel; Ounces, s6 p.l
oesnei Damson:, % per bushels. =
IIls morning the prices at retail Were as fol.
lows Apples. eafng. soc. per peck; do cook
lsg. 3Oa4o per peck; Cranberries, Is cen ts ne,
quart Grapes, l5a20c. Per To-; Tomatoes, 81 be-
each IurnIps, soc. per peck: Cab6ages, l0al0c
eaeni Potatoes, Doc per peck; Sweet do aOc
Per peck; Onions, sOc. per peck; Eggs, 3sc. ne,
COZ; Dams9ns, slSo PM peck; ChestIuts, asc
Per quart; Chickens, 81 per pair: Ducks al per
DALI Cucumbers, Csc Per doz.; Country Butter
6Oc per Id; Pears, o0c. per peck; Lima Beans
sc. per quart.
HE NEW JIRsHY REPUBLICAN AssoCIA.
TIoH met last night at Union League Hall and
Sieeted omcers for the ems uing year. as follows ::
~ n. Swayze, President: Henry Harburg Vice
fresidenti p. L. Garretson, Secretary: w l.
Hartung, Treasurer. The following Executive
Committee OF one from each CongrpssionaI
District We're appointed to canvass the Depart.
ments and f1nd out who among the Jersey men
were entitled 10 vote in the State election in
November; also, to make the necessary arrange.
leave AbS0ncA
tickets, &c: NJ. N. Kaighn, LIST district: C' m
Thompkfns, I'd district: p. L. Garretson 3d
dlstrlcti L. Cass Carpenter, 4th district: p i
downing, 5tn district Some discussion took
place as to whether Jerseymen lost their right
70 vote at home by voting in this District, and
the matter was finally referred TO the Executive
Committee: also. the duty of securing commu-
tanon tickets and leave OF absence to clerks
VINO desire to go home TO vote. Mr. Carpenter
onered resolution, which was adopted: That
n 10 the duty Of every Jerseyman who has the
use his voice and vote TO sustain IL ana tnosS
VINO refuse TO do so are unworthy the counte-
nance and respect Of a Republican Admins
.aIon, IL was on motion ordered that the
names OF candidates 10 this association be re.
Tered 10 the Executive Committee, and the
terms OF membership be fixed At enc dollar
The duty Of drafting constitution and oy-
laws was assigned to the same committee, 70 be
submitted TO the next meeting
SABBATH-sCHooL CoNvISrIoy.-The Chill.
will commence on Tuesday evening, the 18Th
inst. The opening sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. j. p. Newman. pastor Of the Metro
Pollan church, Of this city. On Wednesday
morning, the regular sessions will commences
IN the Charles-street NJ. E. church, and con-
unue three times day until Friday evening,
the 22d INST Prominent parts are assigned 70
the Rev. b. Peyton Brown, Rev. Dr. McCau.
ley, Rev. Samuel A. Wilson, John q. Hark.
nsss, David A. 0ardEer,I ESQ, David r. Burr,
and others from this city. sabbath, the oath,
y 6Qs
the morning, an appropriate sermon will be
delivered In each OF the nine churches desig-
mated AT $50 p. m. reunion meetings OF the
children numbering l2,OOO) will be held, when,
ID addition 70 other interesting services, the
"Apostolic Greed" is TO be recited in concert
and namber of interesting Sunday.schooi
chor uses sung.
TIE COLOR QuBsrIoH-TReN National Theatre
Cas- The. case OF W. s. Boserman, J. T.
Wormley, and q. o. Brady, colored men Of
this city, against Messrs. SpaIding & RapIev.
for eJectng them from the dress circle OF the
Nauonal Theatre, came mp before Justice
Chase last evening at O'Clock. MIR: A. q.
H. Laskey for the defence. Itappeared that q
writ Of eeTtiordTi was yesterday granted by the
Supreme Court OF this District, Judge OIin
presiding, upon application of Mr.. R1pley, re-
IurDable on the 18th instant. and served upon
Justice Chase, demanding all Of the certified
papers in the case 70 be sent 10 the Supreme
Court OF the District. where the case will come
mp for trial in q short time. This is based on
the ground that Justice Chase is a party plain
TIN 10 the record, he being a member OF the
Board OF Aldermen. and therefore should nave
no jurisdiction of the matter.
THE SALE OF BCILDISG ASSOCIATION AID.
TANCHs in the Washington CONSERVATIVE.
which met at Temperance Hall last night
amounted 10 nine Thousand two hundred dol.
lars, sold AZ an average premium OF Is3 per
cent, the high 80 rate Of premium paid being
1Se, and lowest US. In this association the
purchaser receives the whole OF cash bid for or
purchased, and the amount Of principal and
premium Is divided into l2D monthly paymsnis
which are diminished in number by the close
OF the ASSOCIATION by an advance and cauceIla.
ton on each share. The meeting last night
closed the second year Of the as ciation which
comprises about 500 members, who anticipate
be made on tbs first Wednesday of next month
TIE SAvAsI-JuIxxIMAr CASH c...
OF the alleged assault upon Ar. deorge saw.
IN nh
ted In our last issue Was set for hearing be.
fore Justice Smith ~ three O'Clock o. no. YES
terday, came mp ~ that hour. and Mr..
Juenneman pleading guilty TO the assault,
which he said was JUSTIFIED By the provocation,
ne was nned so and cosu. Mr. Savage made
applicataon for the arrest and holdinG 70 bail
OF Juenneman, a. he said he felt hts life TO be
IN danger. IN Consequence OF threats used TO.
wards him BY J. Having written ont his
complaint, the Justice refused % issus 4 war.
rant on the ground stated.
HOWARD Drvrsios. No. .. sons OF remp,r.
ance, last evening initiated several new men.
hers DIR. J. n Duncan repeated his essay on
.,sGs0l Ms a. .o a. ,n,s nsSh Toi1GvS H,h
u. W. r., Grand Divlsion, Sons OF Temper
ancs. Of the District Of Columbia, was then
called upon and made stirring address. Rev.
Q: W. De-isor read an original poem. me
-f- - rom ~. tx, Of Fairfax county, ' ir.
-r.s
o. a. q The following oficsrs Of o.
Lodge, No =, A. U. CT, were installed
.ast night oy Deputy Grand Master Dietrich -
Charles Peterson, W. GA KessIsr. W. " q.
G; W W Wilder, w. g.; r. 9roeIing, w. T.
= Past Grand Regan, W. r. s.; John barnes,
w. w George Scherrnan, W. r; John TIP
PEI, W J. T. A line photograph OF IN retiring
worthy 6rand, p L. Schriftxiesser. WAS nre,
scented 70 the lodge. Several speecnss we're
made BY r. q. N A. L. L. Reese, Grand Mss.
ter Ford, and others
A Young lady was seated yesterday af,.r.
noon IN buggy belonging TO Mr. Stsrr-
weather, when suddenly the horses toos ~
and ran on, and the buggy wheels c.mass.
contact with telegraph pole ON the corner N
10Th and @ streets completely Wreckin~ tn
vehicle, but fortunately the lady sscapoG IN.
injured.