Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-08


Beer Department Best twelve bottles OF
Butler. 0''''o
Department of preserves-Canned fruits,
pickles, etc. Preserved peaches first premium
MIS- ID. c. Hazleton; second do, Miss SallIe
H1gdon. Preserved ounces, Miss Sallie Hig-
con. apple Jelly--frst premium, Mrs. Konty;
second sec do, Mrs. J. W. Phillips ounce jelly,
MISS Eva Butts. Tomato catsup-frst pr
MUM, Mrs. j. w. Boteler; second do. Mrs W.
t r; g. sanger In this department the judges
Io,iDa many articles unworthy of q premium
=, Ladies, Experimentation net overdress. Miss
M.E-McCeny; darn net pillow shams Miss Emma
N. Lewis; darn net sheet shams, Miss Annie
Van Horn: darn net child's dress, Miss A.
Young; lace tidy, Miss M. E. Moore: lace hand
kerchief, Miss Ray Foot: Kensington art needle
SorG Miss Lena Young hon5on lace Miss
embroidered pin cushion, Miss Emma Coombs
Table cover in CLOTH Mrs. A. r. Hough; opera
cloak. embroidered in silk, Mrs. X. V. Kr aus
koii: embro:dered arm chair cover, Miss
Louise +. Dean; pillow shams embroidery
Mrs w. Ii: Shyrock; embroidered lady night
dress, Mrs d. c: Hazleton; embroidered otto
man cover Mrs. Nj. Johns; embroidered group
flowers, Sisters OF the Visitation; embroidered
slippers. Miss Emma Combs: embroidered skirt
emh1o derry, Mis- w. +. Claggett;parasel painted
In water coiors. Miss A. O'Nea'; ptn-cushon.
painted In water colors Miss A. O'Nea!; Berlin
WOOL work, raised. Mrs. II. Stiebling.
Department OF dairy products and uten ,lls-
Be st roll of butter, Mrs r. Wills; Gre amer
+ j. Northrup, agent for Vermont Farm Ma
utensils. same.
Miscellaneous department-Street sprinkler,
l.. L. Wright Son; street cleaning apparatus.
same; specimens Of yellow earthenware Pau
E1ser, specimens stoneWare, first premiu H. Co.
lumbia Pottery company; second premium
Paul HiSer.
FAIR NOTES.
AT TWO O'Clock pm there were about 5000
arriving rapidly.
The popcorn man is now located in the Main
building.
BY noon to day there were more persons on
the grounds than On any two previous days, at
the same hour.
Aultman & Co., of Canton, Ohio, had one Of
Their SELF pTope.ling steam engines for farm
work running about the grounds to-day. There
Is talking OF getting up mile race between the
steam propelling engines On the grounds.
VIA. HALEY exhibits in the Main building an
lnlaid table, which has 81 pieces in it and over
20 kinds OF woods.
a full rugged miniature ship, made by Master
George II. Davis, attracts the eye OF the boating
people
The merry go around US is kept lively by the
boys to day.
Walker 81 Co.. of the Potomac Hall grocery
exhibit their new wagon In Machinery hall.
There are $50 articles IN the unenumerateI
class 10 he passed upon. But one addition Al
committe had filed their report up to noon TO-
day.
The committee on tin ana hardware began
work at o'clock this afternoon.
nessrs. Cannon and Flanery have some tile
Tie work ON exhibition Mr.. Flannery exhibits
his device for laying tiles which he used In tling
the upper story OF the Patent ONCE, and il
ATTRACTS much attention from those interested
as with Ii tile can be laid with a rapi1lty. cor
rectneSs and economy hitherto Thought unlC-
tainable.
Washington Market. Retail Prices.
MEA1s.-Beef.s irlo1n. l5aSc. per 10. do. porter
house, 1Sa20c.; rib roast. 1Oalsc. steak, 126 azGc
Corned Beef. SalOc.: Dried Beef, Clipped 25a3 lc;
co. sliced 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c; Veal, 12Sa2o3,:
Mutton, 12kal5c.; Pork. 1Oal2kc.; Sausage,
Shoulders, SAGE: Breasts. 10aI1c; Lard, sai0c.
FRUITS 60c a15c. per PIX; Damsons.
.5c.a:i per PIX; Oranges, 25a59c. per doz.
per doz; Grapes, 5a1o per h. Pears 75 IS %
per peck: do. (cooking), 25a50c.; ApDlas
S0a4Oc. per peck; do. Cooking, 2oa39c. do,
each: ounces, 75c.asl; Cranberrles, 10al2 per
quart.
F IsH.-Perch 4oa5Oc per bunch; ROCK. large
15a3Oc. per H., 25a50c. per bunch: Mackerel, Isl.
per h.; Haubut, 15a2oc; sheephead, zoe. pei Is ID
Trout, l2a15c per h.; Porgtes, 1Oal2c. per h.:
Sturgeon, &C. per H.; Catfish, 2oa25 cents per
lGc per ID: Turtle, 25c.a 81 each.
BUTTER.-Philadelphi Print 4Oc per h.:
Western creamery. g ,4Oc. New York. s5c.: roli.
25asOc; Cheese, 15a29c.; Eggs, 23a25c. per
dozeu.
observation-disclosures. Irish. 2Oa30c per PIX;
ao. sweet 2oaSoc. per PIX: Cabbage. 3a5c,:
Beets 3a5c. per bunch: Lettuce. 2a5c. per heal:
TuInips 2Oa39c per PIX; Onions, 4Oa5O per pl.
RadiSh. sc. per bunch: CucumUers, 1Oal2c per
doz.; Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas (blacS ere)
NC per quart; Beans, 29a3Oc. per pix d..
peck; Cymblins, Sa12 per doz.; egg Plants s.;
Corn, 10al5c. per doZ.; Squash. 2l3c. per r..
Spinach 2oa3oc. per PIX; Cauliilower, 1870 :;
PoULTRY.-Chickens, 5Oa75c per pair: Ducks
.5c a$l per pair; Geese, 59c.asi; Squads sl.I5as2
per de-.
GAME-Reedbird, 75aslc. per do.: Orfola,
51as5e; Snipe, 81 to $3.50 per doz: BlackbIri 5le
dcZ; Duck. (blue Wing) T5casI do. (crow) So.
per pair; Grouse, sl.25 per pair; VenisOn, 20a25,
PEI pound.
DEEDS N FEE have been filed as follows
6: W. W; Clalk to N: w. Jones. lot 100. So 1913;
So l3a; s2,l20. d. W. Mahon, trustee, to J G.
BiechinnGge. lot II. SO. 25S 1920 j. ". Bar
ker TO N. |. EdmonstoD. lot t. So. 344: 81 100.
John Daley to Jane. Daley, lot ii, sd SO, aad
bia TO n. n. Clarke, trustee, lots 20 to 90. So
I,S4; s. W. b. Webb ct a.. trustees, to Nixon
John Brown to same lot 6, So 453; s.. Charles
IL. Cragin and Charles H. Cragin, jr.. trustees.
TO BENJAMIN F. Craoos, suo lot &c. So. 1870; s. 900
Adeline d. McPiDeheon 10 VIM. McPlnehe3n, lot
II, so ,61; $. Edwin f. Jones to John F.
freeman, part loi IS, in sub. of lots in So. AZ
It's na mi Of sare cs s trustee to Mary C@r
10 John +. Freeman, part lot 50, In sub. OF los
In SO. 442; $500. Joseph II. Payne to VIM H.Sl.n-
n re %a, estate IN Ge9rgeto,Sa WI
Ct or II, SO. 26s; s. lots 8, 81. 3Oi, ana LOT 4,
Sub OF lots II ard IA. So. 265; s.. Joseph b. +.
IupleI and John = Taylor TO Adoph A. Hoe
Irg; L. 5. n, lot -, So. 139; $3.50. Joseph F.
WOIaid TO Calvin Payne. lots l aad 9
SO. south OF so. G35; sub. lots / to f.
IL and 13, lots TO /. So. 1l9; wrst
part OF So. ,53, sub. lots TO !, and Is; ST. O06.
lo'sS 10 H. So. ,U19, and lot g. sd 03O So 4tt ST;
VIZ. TTOmbly and Martha f. Murray. unt IL
weed half OF south 4 lot OF so. 5, 34s s. p 4.
Byrpe to w. Trombly. same property; s. p.
NJ. Dubant to G. Ii. Plant, jr., lot Is and part
Il. SO. 4S5; 1920. j. Z. HeWell TO John Nc
Lean, lots $50 and 1871 ana west half lS9. Union
l ao 500 and deed OF exchange. j. E. Ksn-
uaI 70 W. j. Slbley, part I, SO. 401; 81, 600 {te-
Tee4r1ed): j. 7. Silence to Bridget Flahervg,
pau 10, SO. &c; S225. Mary G. Dean to G c.
Iutlell ct al lot J. Sheriff estate; SlOo d. w.
Mahon, trustee, to j. G. Breckenridge lot II. 81.
lo5; Is 2lO. Burr X. Tracy to John Branan i5l
~ SO. 2l5 s., 900. j. E. Tug to same, lot lOl. sS
oz5; 81 goo. $. G.. Pomeroy ct al. to Lucy A. Ja,F
son. lou As, Barry farm: $500 w. r. SoiOmon &,
,. i; sun, lot IA, Barry farm: $3.50 FINN.
Snlllh 10 John Sherman lot II. 81. as. s3It
~ dumas weaver ct al TO J. r. Adams loI 5 in
6ea.ty q HAWKINS add ion to GEORGETOWN u
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been js,ued RI A.
SaI.o hshiIoge ana Eimira Cora Brooks: Chlres
SIlesSi ana Eiia Thomas; John Il. CayWnoj and
Eineilne tickets, both or MONTGOMERY c,nnfT
Mo; Toward al. MOckObee and JO3sphtne
MoCo; stephen A. Cox aud Mary A Hnno,-.
FRED keiSeCEer and Earie n Uaheto, 800,