Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-26

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RESTORATION OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
STANTON.
Mr.. X. L. stanton, who mas occupied the
ONCE OF attorney for the District ever since
trict government. has, on account of the pre-
sure of private business engagements tender
ed bis resignation, which has, With great re-
missioners. The resignation 10 10 take effect
on the 3lst instant.
Issued by Inspector Plowman: e. q. Stewart,
. two story brick dwelling, west side of Cd,
between l. and M streets southeast; 81, 100.
John 8. Mills, . frame stable, east side OF "a,
between d and streets southeart; $500;
west side Of 18th, between T and U streets
northwest; $780,
CnleI Engineer Hoxie has authorized the
erection OF lamp post opposite the alley
on . street, between 9th and It'll northwest:
enc on the corner OF 8th street and Market
space; two on the corner of It'll and II sts.
Q northeast; one on New Jersey avenue, be.
tween N and " north west; one on sth street,
between X and north west; one on " street.
between hth and 18th northwest; one on
Marion street, between Q street and Rhode
Island avenue, and three on samson street,
between 14ih and 18th northwest.
r,c GAZE OF TEE INDECENT INSANE.
n1cation to DR.. @. H. Nichols, supsriuteud.
ent OF the government hospital for insane,
STATE that the attorney for the District OF
SoInmoia has given the opinion that the
District IL not liable for any portion OF the
expenses OF the INDECENT insane admitted to
the United States asylum by authority of
The Secretary of the Interior except in the
csee OF those who were actually residing
within the District at the time they became
insane, and were admitted by his order af err
due process OF law, showing the person tn DE
al that the only non -resident INDECENT in :.
sane persons for whose support the District
Is liable to the asylum are those who are
admitted upon application of the executive
authority OF the District The Commission
ers, conformably with this opinion, return
a bill for such expenses 10 DR.. Nichols for
correction.
Retail Prices, Center Market.
MEAI.,Beet, potter house, 3oa25 per H.; sirloin,
seeS d AfSss .a Po1s s
i ssas sslah An MtusS1 lgsc Lamb lss
.esd misdss eut shGls I s1t r.
whole, cut; Tongues, sOasO each: Lard isc per h.
bunch ScR;f haSu ;s
;%sOe ssiiS Lobster iss.ls BIas f..H 81
each; Salt water TsS ers, 40 per bunch: do Trout,
% per bunch; 1srraDins, 6Oc.as2 each; sturgeon,
YEeEIABLEsIPotatoes. Irish, 400 Per pk; do f,
pss ss PER nq
pi: Cucumber, Il Der 'V doz' 'A' UNIONS W Der
;sss rs Pear ss...n. 100
ware E, concord, assS per box Of sbs.; Chest.
nufs, Ice per at.
BgTLER-Philadelphis print, % Der h.; New
York Creamery, 40 choice roll, 10; fair do, Has6
Eggs, So per dozen; Cheese, 3Oa25 per Id.
POULTRY.-Chickens, 7scs d IS per pair; Tur.
keys uLorawn), l6c. Per b.; Ducks, ol Der pAir,
ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.-Dete
COOmes and Miller have In custody q man
named Heinrich Bsasch, on the charge OF
having on the 22d Of August last robbed the
house OF Mr.. George Hertrich of coats, panta-
Icons, &c, valued a. $50. Mr.. Hertrich lives
at 903 ID street, in this city, and in August
last took Be3sch In and gave him bo ard aud
lodging, he being at the time apparently In
want. Besach, 1t is alleged, rewarded him
by going OF with the goods. Detectiy yes
Coomes and Miller found some Of the goods,
and recently 1t was learned that Beasch was
playing an engagement at the Turner Hall,
In Philadelphia. Major Richards telegraphed
to Chief Jones. and Beasch was arrested.
Detective COomes left here yesterday at lao
p. m, and returned at 2 o'clock this morning
with the prisoner in charge.
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