Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06
Warrington Markets-The Railing
Prices To-day

Prices To-day.
S@ass g; ccfnsd,l iossise: PORK, isa sc;s DO.
sGa Beef nam ham: H 1Scle % css:s
DO, SLICED, 1@2sci shoulders (whole), Iic, cut,
e t ssSS sS @ eass ssEs So cut to
nn rSH.kosk; 0gsoc bunch: perch, S@@c. 2
Turtle, &c. 81 s.cs. T.y ioTs 9.ai1 .s.erl so
sc: per pound crab' sos per dozen olams 81
Sc pt ssss. SaneS s@s 9 @ st i Sn1es
rses eu ss" iss doasa; esbssss,
GDsen n' E s Plants. c SSfn
FRUITS. Oranges, 4od6Oc. p dozen; lemons,
sppss 40 SseE S,n 5
2tc melors. 2Oc asCc.
pees
iOc:, cherries: N@asc. y 10.
Ye.k sr ra Sn TAI ae
25@35c. Eggs, 2sc. y dozen. Cheese, 2Od25c. y n.
PouLTRYICh Chickens, live. 5oc. @sl.2s p pair;
Du'h'' '''s wR RSlL MARKET.
merchants and wholesale dealers in flour, feed, IL
QuoIs, and groceries, corner Of lith aud streets
$sis
ts.::f SGssssi. ssss:i IT,: ss
sls Lousisns ave. 6et.ssD sth and 10Th SIS. S.Its
Ss$ s s. sss 4 ssss;
g 90 SsSsn :ss "a SSsSs
SS,s,s ssss s4S Sgs sss Ssts Ss ss
40 Sc;h red 81 s.! S$d H. Iss: I% Sut
Melons, 5.OO@N 2 bundled.
oG tons OF hay and straw were sold during the past
hundred. Offerings free. ~ " '''
EXPENSIVE RAID ON A GARBAGE PATCH
For some time past the grounds OF Col. Jehiel
Brooks, few miles out on the Metropolitan
railroad, have been deprecated on, especially
since bis cabbages have been tit for market He
has uttered considerably of late, and 1t Is be-
lieved. from the tact that such large quantities
were carried off at one time that they were "csb
baRea" for supplying the demand of the cabbage
Last night Col. Brooks determined to ascertain
who took them, and set watch. It was not
long after the watch had been set before horse
point, and the occupants OF the vehicle imme.
diately went into the cabbage patch, when Col.
b. handled his forces SO well as to prevent the
made off, leaving the horse and vehicle. Col.
Brooks had the team brought in this morning
to police headquarters, and the property clerk
took possession OF 1t.
/. WASHINGTON PHARMACRUTIoAL AssoCIA-
TIoN.-The regular monthly meeting of this
organization was held last even ng at Clsrke's
Hall; the president, Mr.. George A. Bentley,
in the chair, and Q. j. Price Secretary. The
advisability of sending delegates to represent
the association at the nnual meeting of the
American Pharmaceutical Association, which
conveDes in Louisville, KY, on the sth of Sep
TENDER, was tbs subject of consideration; and,
on motion of Mr.. Baldus. 1t was agreed to send
three delegates, and not five as heretofore pro-
posed. The Chair appointed John L. Cole, w.
L. Baldus, and George A. Bentley as delegates,
and @. 5. Price aud +. X. Faber Is alternates.
The board of directors presented favorsbly the
names of Messrs. John A. Thompson and Ben
jamin Whiteside as members, and they were
unanimously elected.
DIVORCED To- DAY.-To-day, In the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie made decree OF divorce
in the case of Elizabeth Burke at. John III.
Burke, giving complainant the custody of the
children and alimony. The parties were mar
ried in Baltimore % years ago, have had six
children, all of whom are now living, and de-
PENDANT is charged with having been a habituai
drunkard treating her with great cruelty. Mr..
X. III. Laskey appeared for petitioner, and Mr..
j. j. johnson took the testimony.
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