Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-06

Officer Burns who was so severely inbred b
The Hess'er brothers, keepers OF q restaurant on
Pennsylvarjs avenue, and their bsrkeeper, is
considerably improved, and Vas able 70 be pres
ert at the police court to-day 70 testify against
bis assailsnts.
Tie New Northern Market.
Co2CSRAN SQUARE CCcUFIsD BY TIE DEAL
Frs.
Last night the felt roofs Of the sheds erects
IL CorcO-an square a. a temporary market
were completed, and also two vide plank walks
to the o street pavement. Mr.. G. w. Goodsll
introduced gas, and by eight O'Clock all the
burners were lighted, and the carpenters were
able TO resume work. The sheds this morning
were ready for business, and nearly all the
stancs In the buildings which were ready were
taken up at once by dealers. The hucksters
generally occupied both sides of the pavement
on o street, between 9Th and eth, while some
stands were erected in other places. Inside the
sheds the first three rows are assigned to the
sale of butter and eggs and cakes and candies.
Among the dealers in place on the butter
benches today were Oyster ,jr. Drley, Schle gel,
Pearson, Eicher, Keller, Crown, COburn, Dix,
Ruth. whestley and Caldwell. The bread,
cake and candy men in place were Seitz, yo-
neIf, Schneider, Kaiser and VOrlander. In
this part OF the market the rival tin mer-
chants, HertZOg and Rasher, are located, but
considerable distance now inter venes between
their stands, and consequently there will be less
Earring between them in future. The butchers
stands come next, occupying four five rows,
and among those who took possession to-day
were Hunt, Hoffman,, Elliott, w. III. Hoover,
Click, KrOuse, Weyrick, John Rupert. Berry.
Stewart, Crown, Busher Steubner MehaIiuo
Morganthel, NJ. Gartrell, Bsttomly, solomon,
and Ebert. With them MessTs. Shining, Miller
Rutner, and SchrOth have their butter stands
The attendance of purchasers, considering the
short notice given, was quite large, and the
dealers generally 0ngratulated themselves that
their receipts were nearly. il not, quite up to
their Fridays receipts, and the prospects are
that they VIII do better at the new place. Rents
aboutthe market have risen considerable during
the past week.
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DIsTRICT.-What they call SO liberal and
form republican meeting" was held last night
In the sth district. at Miners hail. on 18th street,
between and q streets, and a club was organ
lied, with Robert w. Fenwick Qate OF the 18th
district, but now Of the sth. as president, Jas.
Collins, secretary, and VIM. j. Miller, treasu-
rer. Three members, viz: Robert W. Fenwick,
VIM. Davis and Mr.. Garrett, were chosen the
executive committee to represent the Sth dis
nict in the liberal republican central committee
of the city. committee of six was appointed
to confer with the other republican club of the
Sth district, with a view of harmonious co-ope-
ration IN the coming election: A finance com
made by different persons present, il appeared
that the object in view was to secure the cleo
favor OF the Gray assembly bill. on the appear
ance OF Mr.. Brooks, (colored,) candidate for the
house OF delegates in opposition to Mr.. Chase,
upon for speech and aid he was oppos sss 70
the board Of public works, and could not vote
for or sustain Gen. Chapman for Congress.
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS OF THE NORTH
Erin MARKET ACCIDENT.-Last evening the
Washington Schuetzen adopted resolutions of
respect TO the memory ofIJohn Widmayer, who
was killed at the Northern market on wednes-
day. The funeral took place this afternoon
from his late residence, opposite the park, and
was attended by numerous friends and members
OF the SchuetZen and of Oriental Lodge, No 10,
Il. q. o. F., National Lodge, No II, +. A. A. NJ,
and the German Lutheran Evangelical Associa-
ton.
The funeral OF the youth, Miilard Bates. r,n
OF MT y. II. Bates, killed by the same accident
look place from bis fathers residence, No. ISIS
|o!unbla street, this afternoon.
ARMED IL CoCRT.-In the Equity Cour.,
Judge Humphreys, this morning while deci-
sion as TO the admissibility of certain evidence
the respondent, DIR. p. Croghan, was noticed to
have a pistol in his pocket, and the fact was
brought 10 the notice of the court. Judge
Humphreys ordered Mr.. Muiloy, the bailiff. to
take the weapon from him, and see that he lett
the room at once; which directions were COM
Piled with.
THE LIVE SToCK MARKEr-Bodrd of H,alh
InspectiOns-Superintenden Gatchell's report
of inspection and sales at Drover's Rest yester-
day, is as follows: $50 beef cattle, of very or
binary quality, with the exception of q few,
were offered, and 81 were sold to butchers, at
$500; p we're isit over and 20 seeves were
offered, and I94 were sold to butchers Lambs,
50 to - per head; sheep, Az to &C per ID. 10
kncep were rOlu iOr STOCK purposes. - cows and
calves were sold, prices from 30 to $50.
DEMOCRATIC NoNINArIoxs.-The primary
election IN the 1Ith district yesterday resulted
In the choice of II. j. Briscoe as the democratic
candidate for the House Of Delegates. The vote
was a. follows:-H. j. Briscoe, 1872; James Skid
more, %; DIT. q. p. Culver, Z; Ed. II. May,4.
The liberals and democrats of the 18th district
held primary election yesterday, and Mr.. Jos.
i. Coldwen was elected their nominee for TIE
House OF Delegates; The vote was, Joseph I.
~. p. n. Rnlnbarh
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MuRpERRR-Yes-
ierGay Omeer John DAILY arrested q man 81 the
Barracks, trying TO enlist, on suspicion OF hi.
being A u. Hume, late freight conductor on
The New Jersey Central railroad, who, ii Is
charged, On Sunday fatally shot his wife al
fhiilipsbdrg, N y. The arrest was made
through description given OF him IN TIE SrAs
OF day before yesterday. he is now a. Police
TIE REPORTED DROWNING NEAR PrSrY
fSIsr-The many friends OF the parties here
last week, win be glad to hear that Mr.. Ephriarr
Shesser, OF St Georges Island, who arrived
here day, having left his home on Monday
last. says that the report of the drowning Is
entirely Incorrect and that all of those reported
drowned are safe and well, and had arrived AT
then homes on the isiand--Aterandria Gazette.
VISIT OF BALTIMORE MUsrcIANs.-The Ger
mania Mennerchor, OF Baltimore, has accepted
an invitation TO visit Washington as the guests
OF ths Choral Society, and unite I'm q grand
musical festival They will leave Baltimor, on
Monday morning NEXT, and win be received al
the depot by the Chorals. After spending 4
short time In Washington they will GO to Mount
Vernon, where Q grand concert and other enter
tsinments win be given.
TIE NEW TAX LKyY.-The clerks of thu a.
ees<or's Ice are busy NJ work on thu nav tax
books, and will have them completed by the
LIST OF November. The first book from Ato n
inclusive, has been completed and turned over
10 The collectors ONCE, and the next one from
L 10 X, win be ready in . few days.
THE M STREET AsssssMkNr-The u stree,
assessment has been corrected and revised, and
the amount due from the United States govern
mtnt will be credited TO the property noiders
nvlng ON said street. The amount viii also b
TURNER reduced when the Assessments are made
Tor the intersectng streets. :. -
hkSlsrRATIoH-Etghth Dtstricf.-Th<
oosrd on Registration, near the corner OF Iott
ana y streets, yesterday, enrolled the names o
Gel voters Of the Sth district 3fo vh,tes .n6 30,
colored. The total registratfon In tina distrir,
'~s' yesIN~s o't-IOs whites and ie2 colored.