Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Editor.-Much surprise and no little in
dignation IL being expressed by the citizens OF
East Washington at the notice given In your
paper by the market commissioners that no
market will be held In the new market house
on Saturday morning.. This is downright in
there be no change in this order, let me assure
you the patronage to the new market-house will
be small. While the people Of this section de-
posed upon. by being compelled to wait until
Saturday Afternoons, to purchase the leavInxs
OF other markets: The people of this vicinity
from the market until the insult IL revoked ana
Saturday morning market Is ordered. hope
our good Shepherd win give the matter his at
tention at once, and do Justice to all.
CAPITOL HILL AND EAST WASHINGTON.
November stb, 1873.
WashfnSton Markets-Tbe R,,,,~
MEaIoBeef tpOrter house. &a,Oc. ? H.: do.
0@z5c do lcornedJ io@l55sc; pork, iassssoc; d.
lcoInedl, s@l2sc mutton, l6a2Oc lamb, l5aOc veal
dS sliced shoulder whole n ieS ea ss iSS
'0ffIss ssas SIn leia ssSen ~ vouncA
catfish, 2sc; y bunch; HOLSTERS, i5c = ID; salmon
g. Tn kerel, 2Saas each: salt water iaySrs,
4cc; 2 bunch: salt water trout, 4Oc do; spots, 4oc
GaMs'~D1eks, canTa.sbscs. oi saso So" : 5'' p.ir H.
s'5s w sb;ss. q pair; wieseo9. 7Ss q 81
g. :s' q s?sIi ss S each '; sosss S5.S
5Vei each black birds tOc q doz.; rabbits, Rose.
.yEsKfA s.-Potstoes. Irish, 20 p peck; sweet,
quart eesbSase S ps ms beans 23
cTn. Os ce Sae bunch D sS;p s PECK
SC bunch; e!ery, sGiec S bunch pc '0' '"'r0''
gra aEUIIs-APples, tsstirs) so@sOc: peck; do.
EST psck ' aqiass: sse ds1G aseE s' sfsa s
i2,glsc. = round; chesnuts. i5a2oc q quart.
?5SSps; &c., e'tSils ksSsss4ls:
Ss PGn; ar nj so s:s
cts1Ry dSffG Ga'ff i've e. q p.ir
Gh b dressed, 7'c q q 90 pair; Ducks, SIG
and Shan IA IN
nOIthwsst furnish the folio wing quotations Of our
%slsS !..%sIy s'! s. { ~: ss
4ec. z bushel; Mddlines, 46@sOc = busheH;
saS Louisiana ave Between 81 and Iet5 street,
sheT5s bS
a. %; es!ss: sS@ss; hens, s1t Ocean saOs $50;
$sifssa; & sGPS5 a Sa:hsS ssSSSS
losl2, eggs cabbage, s 800 hundred apples
oes sa sa4s ap sss.SGs 'ges sn DSsS
cTs1bsrries: ss@ $40 = barrel. B1ck%hsat Flour Flour
$50 tons of hay and straw sold during the past
z Tese, bay ranging from Sl@l25, and straw
tied and sales dull.
COMPLICATED Domestic RELArIoNs.-Yes-
terday. In the Equity Court, Judge Humphreys,
Mr.. John W. Starr filed an answer to the bill of
Marie Antonette Starr, and the court dissolved
the temporary injunction restraining the de-
PENDANT, j. w. Starr, from disposug of his pro-
perty. 1t will be recollected that about month
since the plaintiff, by Messrs. F. Miller and r.
mi cd a hull for af,1Aar
the ground that she was Stars lawfully welded
wife, having married her in 1862 and disagree
ing they were divorced in Illinois, and sub
sequently in the year 1871 they were remarked.
On this bill a temporary injunction was grant
ed. Yesterday Mr.. Starr, by his counsel, MIR.
Richard Harrington, filed his answer, admit
ting that he was married to plaintiff in OctO-
Der, 1869, and alleges that she was at that time
the wife of one VIM. P. Cleery, who now re-
sides in ST. Louis, Mo-, but at the time he was
ignorant of that fact: He admits that they
were divorced in 1871, but denies that he mar
RED her again, or that she had child by him,
or that she has been a resident of the District
for two years, as she alleges.
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last report:-Henry HOyle, one
and one-half story brick stable in Shepherds
alley, between l. and NJ and 9th and 10th streets
northwest. Robert Leitch, two-story brick
dwelling, ID between 10Th and 18th streets do.
A. Pollok, do and Mansard roof dwelling 32 by
81 feet, with stable, corner 18th and streets,
do. P. Mcnamara, two-story brick stable be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street. and
I'd and Sd streets southeast. j. F. Fischer, do,
brick dwelling 9Th street, between and
northwest.
REV. GEORGE o. LITTLE is to be installed
pastor of the Assembly Church, corner of 9Th
and streets tomorrow. BY order of the pres
bytery, Rev. S. s. Mitchell, of the New York
avenue church, will preach the sermon. The
moderator, Rev. David H. Riddle, jr., will pre-
side and put the constitutional questions. Rev.
5. ii. Howe, of the Bridge-street church,
Georgetown, will deliver the charge to the pas
byterian church, will deliver the charge to the
people.
THE CoLoRED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Not
withstanding the heavy rain yesterday after
noon the colored Knights Templar made q short
parade in X street to Scott Square, where
Grand Commander and staff, after which they
returned to their quarters. Last night the
grand turnio took place at the Armory Building
joyed themselves. The visitors from Baltimore
returned this morning.
SUIT FOR wAGEs-Jusuce VIM. Thompson
this morning, in an action brought by servant
to recover a month"; wages decided, upon the
of MT. Robertson Howard, counsel for the de-
PENDANT, that q monthly servant, who is dis
missed for cause before the end OF the month,
allowed the. amount which defendant offered,
first deducting the costs of the suit.
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge MaeArthH To-day,
Smith agt. Jones; motion for new trial overruled
man agt. schwsrtzenberg; Judgment NIL diei.
Durham agt Drew motion for leave to file plea
denied. King agt. Potts aud Goldsborough; mo-
tion TO set aside judgmsnt filed Kennedy, receiver,
agt; National Bank OF the Metropolis; plaintiffs
death suggested. and j. w. Magruders name
inserted.
POLICE COURT, Judge SasH:-To-day, Joseph
Cook, Joseph Whiting, Henry Mcdonald, Daniel
O,Brier, VIM. Hack, Maria Crimmage, aud several
others forfeited collateral charges of dsorderly
conduct Fanny Hail. indecent ex posture: SIS. EliZ.
abeth Herbert, profanity at Q public ball. 80. Jane
Hall, loud and boisterous; %. james Chisely, a
vagrant, was sent to the workhouse. Peter Doug
lass, profanity; S.. Charles Stelyatt, throwing