Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28
Washington, April %, 1873.
The Fish Markets.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF new fish for this
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in fish, Nos
AZ King street, 80, 81, 81 fish wharves, Alexan-
dria. Va.
Shad, fresh, per hundred, s12 to si4; Herring.
fresh, per thousand, So to $3.50; white perch.
per bunch, 20 to 80 cents rock. per bunch, 20 to
80 cents; otfal, per bunch. 20 to 80 cents.
wAsHINsToN.-To-day, at the Washington
were made by X. A. Golden s. Bro, agents.
5000 shad, from S10k to Sl2; 5000 behring's.
81; co punches perch. from 13 to 20 cents per
bunch; 80 rock, at s16o 30 small rock, at % cts.
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE.-The Most Rev
Archbishop Bayley, OF Baltimore, will pay. an
official visit to the Catholic churches Of this
District next month. On Sunday, the 18th OF
May, at 80 O'Clock a. m, he will administer the
sacrament of confirmation in st. Patrick's
church, and on the same day, at 1890 o'clock a.
M, will administer the same sacrament in ST.
Matthews church. On every succeeding day
during the week, at 1:30 o'clock q. m, he will
order:-Monday, 10Th, st. Stephens; Tuesday,
ST. Martins; Wednesday, Immaculate COncep-
ton; Thursday, Holy Trinity, Georgetown; Fri
day, St Peters; Saturday, St Aloyslns. During
also visit our various Catholic institutions OF
learning and charity. After these vistations lac
will visit the Catholic churches in the lower
counties Of Maryland, where he will spend
several weeks i'm his Official ministrations,
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Duneanson, bowling
& Co., au ctioneers, sold the following property
last week: Lots liI, 14s, 1i9, 80. and Isl, in
subdivision Of square 6s5, with Improvements,
to NJ. Eastwood. for 81 $50; lot IA, square 323,
18th street, TO Fred. Volk. at % per square,
foot; part OF lot 4, square 80. on h street, for
Hugh Caperton, trustee, to John Connolly, at
49, cents per square foot; lot square $50, cor
ner OF 9Th and ID streets northeast, to Charles
Hendley, at 20 cents per foot; lots 4 and g.
square i65, for WIN. II. Ward, trustee, to John
A. Baker, at $3.50 and 500; lot G, square 465, to
Luke Devlin, at SIPS. These last are inn
proved by small frame houses.
THE NORTHERN MARKEr.-Editor Star: Two
weeks work ON the reconstructed" northeast
ready for occupancy by dealers. Can't you get
the "board" TO do something for the neglected
people Of that locality, by urging the speedy
completion Of this much-needed improvement?
Not an hours labor has been expended on il
for months. OF course. the streets in the neigh
borhood need some grading, and the sidewalks
should be laid; else there will be diffculty in
getting to the market.
April 20, 1873. KY.
DEATH OF A wAsHINsroNIAS BY A RAIL-
construction train on the Connellsyille railroad
was nearing Connellsville, Penna., Nelson G..
Henning, Youngest son Of Mr.. Henry n. Hen.
Ming of this city, fell from one Of the cars, and
received such Injuries that he died in few
hours. The remains were brought to this city
on Saturday night, and the funeral took place
this morning nom his fathers residence, 12S 9th
street northwest.
POLICE CHANGEs.-The following transfers
Of sergeapts OF the police force went int eff
feet to-day:-Sergeant Clayton, from 5th 70 LIST
Qsland) precinct; Acting Sergeant Dunning-
Pierce, from list 10 sti; Acting Sergeant Perry,
from i,h to "a: Acting Sergeant Brosnahan,
| from 2l to 18th: Sergeant Seibold. from 9th to
| 9TH, and Sergeant Mulioy from It'll to 9th.