Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-16

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and appointing Phillip May, guardian and en-
ecutor, was filed. The will of the late John
Seubeath, bequeathing his property to his fami-
bate. The widow and children of the late David
Rawlings renOunced the right to administer on
the estate, and letters of administration
were issued to VIM. Dixon-bOnd, $1,000
Letters testamentary on the estate of the late
Peter j. Collision were issued to Helen p. Colli-
sOn-bOnd so 900; on the estate of John Sebert
to Athena Sebert-bOnd 81 900. Joseph Nessen-
sohn was appointed guardian to his minor child
Sophia-bOnd 81 ,0O0 Letters of administration
d. b. H., C. t. a, were issued to VIM. ID. Cassin, on
the estate of Ann L. Washington-bond 20. 900.
Letters of administration on the estate of Chas
T., upper, late OF Michigan, were issued to
John Johnson-bOnd 500. The will of the late
Amos Kendall was filed and fully proven.
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE MISS CECILIA
{: kooNEs took place from Trinity Church this
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. There was no funeral
discourse preached, il being the request of the
deceased before her death that there should be
none. The body was encased i'm a neat coffin
which bore an inscription on a silver plate of the
name of the deceased, with the date of her death.
A wreath OF natural flowers was laid on the cOf
hin. The procession walked from the house to
the church, where the simple service pre-
scribed by the Episcopal Church was read
by the Rev. Thomas G. Addison, rector Of
the church. The Sunday school was also pres
ent, and sang a favOrite hymn of deceased
commencing with "Nearer my God to Thee
The pall-bearers were of her own selection as
10 treOTQe
Phillips, DIR. y. H. Alvord, T. o. Moore, and A.
n. Zevely. The remains were taken to the Con-
gressional Cemetery and buried in grave in the
family lot. Rev. Mr.. Addison has given notice
that on next Sabbath morning he will preach a
memorial sermon on the deceased. Mr.. Plant
was the undertaken.
Miss kOones died on Sunday last, and leaves a
large circle OF mourning friends. The vestry of
TRINITY Church called meeting and passed
resolutions of respect to her memory, which will
he found in fun elsewhere in tO-day's STAR.
CENTRE MARKET.-The supply of fruits and
vegetables at Wholesale Yesterday was quite
limited, and the sales brisk. Apples continue to
he abundant, but prices rule quite high. Yester
day the prices at wholesale were as follows: APP
pies, eating, 81 to sc per Dbl; do. cooking, 50 to
$3.50 per bbl Tomatoes, Sl.5O per bushei; Cram
berries S13 per b.: Squash $3.50 per cwt.; Chest
nuts, $3.50 per bnshel; walnuts, 15c. per bushel;
Dried Peaches, SLIGO per peck; Sweet Potatoes,
S25OaS350 per bbl.; Irish do, 500 per Dbl; Cab
sase sSass p ss oo hM,sEsrps 90 gsr SS ON
Geese, live, $3.50 pair; Turkeys 1Sa25c. per H.;
Eggs, 35aioc. per doz.; Honey, 2sc. per h.; Dry
Retail Prices, to-ddy.-Apples, 5oa75c per peck;
tomatoes, 4oc: per peck; Cranberries, 15c. per
quart; Dried Peaches, 2Oc. per quart; dried APP
Piles. 10c. per quart; Chestnuts, :Oc. per quart;
Cabbage, 1Oa2oc. each; Turnips, 40c. per peck:
Onions, soc. per peek Irish Potatoes, SOC. per
peek; Sweet do, 40c; per peck; Dried Beans,
Acc. per doz.; Chickens, 5Oc.aS1.5O per pair;
Ducks, 1.5O per pair; Country Butter,
soc. per H.; Honey, Ace. per H.; Celery, saIOc.
H.: Ouinces SIC. per neck: Parsnins H.. Ter
peck: Geese Si each. wv ~
Tur w.su,xoro~ Trxpy,.ycr So,,rr,- L..
RECENTLY effected a tboronoh reorg.~;za,;n,, n hs,
the election of new BoarS of Directors and o ~
oil ofH go oroo,.x p.~:s. :, anu vi
having been filled atthe previous meeting. The
MN Hrou. Snnrot e,v.~1' cicS Iesiaeht,
treasurer Oscar xIexanda, n;rec,or. int', u
W. JacobiF Georce " Widi,ahroch o,ld
Reeve IN serve Until Iannarw a,I w To- ~ n. ~
Charles s. Maxwell Ross a Fish n n Rionr'
J. X. Watt and Pnrdv 70 sar,o rnt;i II,,
$50. The oficers NJ tba snc;otS mh y
to co-operate Will, the Irectnr: me,s sn,;n
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p,ns ,r,,, $4,000 =. A..
re.tnrS,. WEE .s UrENkD at sne navy department
ye attIy 70 supply the Navy with 5000 hair
500 nj PhiisSe,nSia DC snS "aC al Ro SeW i9rk,
man a II HostoIi ~ Sou Ifnisnt; ~ =: G Hoi-
Boston: Francis H. smith 6ore,nn aie o. N; SON
4 RYAN, j. H. Howard s. p. KittIe. New Yorl:
VIM. H. Pearson. r. Thomnson Sons e 60
Philadeiphia; +. Drew. Brdoklvn' The con-,
tract viii be awarded in the c0nrse Of a I,v "r
two. ' VI
Smith IN t ~, cbaran nr was peiore Justice
D ID the City Surveyor, tina. he did build.
Gr IN to SIS violation Of
me Iity surveyor showing that the walls are
%%gun.cu " eue PropeI Duiidlng anu party lines.
Ma: ,noa Ire pr ,4'eu .naa snce the complaint
nnon h;s nav;nn ,ho n, ~, nun ..e iaw' anu
missed. N'''' 'A' '"Se was us
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