Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-30
Washington Market, fetal Prices.

vi mon rent, NO. 81, l. o. or RechablteS.
Washington Market, Retail Prices.
MEATs.-Beef, sirlofn, 2Gc. per To-; do. porter
house, 2Oa25c.; NIB roast, 1Oa1Sc steak, 12Ia2Oc;
Sorned Beef, SAFE; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3oc.;
Mutton, i219a15e.; Pork. IOHa12Tc; Sausage,
PKG; Bacon Hams, sugar cured 12ba14c.:
Shoulders, SAGE; Breasts; 1oa11c.; Lard, sa1Oc.
a5aSc Ser ~ 4 Esop per peek Oranges
Lemons, 3oa40c. per doz.: Bananas S6a4oc.
per doz; Straw berries, 25a95c. peg at.
fISH.-Perch. 4Oa50c. per buncn; Rock large,
lOa2Oc per TO-. 4Oa50c per bunch; Mackerel GOA
Csc; Halibut, 15a20c.; Goldfish, 1Oc: Black bass.
15a20c. per h.; Pike, 4Oa5ac each; Catfish, Is
cents per bunch; shad, ssa75c. per pair; Her.
ring, leal5c. per bunch; Lobster. 12c per h.;
TeTrapin diamond back), s2oaS24 per doz.: do.
(shders) 50 per doz.
BslTTER.-Philadelph Print, 4Oa45c. per H.:
western Creamery 40c.; New York. 35a4Oc
roll, 2sa35c.; Cheese, 15a2Oc.; Eggs, 12a15c. Der
dozen. f0-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish, 2oasoc. per ok:
no. reS 81 per Rk DO sweet 1eaS0e per
ais per PIX; sprouts, 26a3O per PIX; Beets, 10
al5c. per bunch; Lettuce. Ease. per head Turnips,
&c. per peck; Onions, 40a5Oc. per peck: do
(Bermudal, 25 per box; do. Spring, aa4c. per
bunch; Radish, sc. per bunch; Squash, 2a3c. Der
TO-: Celery. sal0c. per bunch; Carrots. zoe. per
aeao i per peck Beans per
15a25c. per box: RhubaTb SAGE. per bunch.
POULIRY.-Chickens, 50a75 per pair: Ducks.
l5c. aI per pair; Geese, sOc.asl; Turkeys. Is
also. per 10; Squads, sl.75aS2 per doz; Spring
Chickens, s3.50a$4. so per doZ.
The GEORGETOWN FERTILIZER ClsE.-To-day.
I'D the Equity Court, Chief Justice Cartier, the
case or Waggaman, trustee agt. G.. T. Dunlop
was heard on motion by defendant to dissolve
the restraining order enjOinfng him from man
ufacturiDg fertilizers in certain premises in
Georgetown the old chariot stables) which
complainant alleges Will damage the property
1or which he Is trustee and render 1t difficult for
MN 10 rent TO advantage. The court intimated
1ul III the mixing OF dry ingredients and grante1
the motion. The complainant will now take
testimony and support the allegations of the
bill. VIZ
SUIT AGAINST STREET RAILROAD COMPANY
Yesterday General s. S. Henkle entered a suit
lor fdchard Ferris by his next friend. Eliza E.
terrlS, against the Capitol, North Street and
South Washington Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages for injuries received on Deem
Der ., 1919, by the plaintiff, a newsboy, twelve
years old. The boy was in the habit OF deliver
Ing paper to one Of the drivers, BENJAMIN j.
Leach, on 4th street, near Massachusetts ave-
nue.. On the evening OF the 4th OF December, in
fell over pile of stone and dirt that the com
pany had left In the street, and was thrown un-
der the car, the wheel passing over him and
breaking his left leg, for which injury he claims
damages as above stated.
Don't FAIL 10 attend the sale OF paintings at
Williams a Co. 5 auction rooms, corner 10Th and
ID stS., this evening, at 40 O'Clock TO be sold TO
pay storage and advances. +
THE CIRCUIT COURT JURrEs.-Yesterday iurIes
We're drawn 10 serve the Circuit COurtS-No J.
which will be held by Judge Wylie and No
by Judge Hagner, on Monday, May 10th-a5
follows:
No. Louis Hess, Georgetown: Hezektah
Glagett, lst street; John saul, 9TH street; Chas.
Root, Georgetown; j. +. Todd, Georgetown;
Marshall Brown. 10th street; Richard Thomas,
Hamilton road; P. P. Little, Sd street: Jackson
Yates, Maryland ave-: w. T. Benjamin, Asylum
road; James Il. Ferguson, Georgetown; Henry
T. Mccoy, Washington street; W. d. Wyviu, L
street. r. j. Henning, 18th street; j. II. AlberS
nth street; John Hinton, Georgetown; Richard
T. Kicking, Pennsylvania avenue; J. G. Mat
took, g street: Peter Pagan, Pennsylvania ave-
nue; w. B. Moses, Market Space; Charles w.
Johnson, AnacO5tia.
No. Wv. B. Turner, New York avenue; A.
DIETRICH, 9TH street: John A. Brown, 18th street;
street; II. L. Strasburger, eth street; Thomas
Nori1eet, Pennsylvania avenue; G. Ii. Itching
street; Samuel Clark, Bunker Hill road; w. T.
Atkinson, PENNSYLVANIA avenue; John Addison
sth street; Edwin n. Montague, Connecticut av-
enue; W. ID. Wise, South Carolina avenue Thos
Donohue, New York avenue; F. II. over, list
street; George w. Driver, l4th street; Geo. b.
gus, 9th street; A. Eberly 9Th street; W. B.
COX, l street; c. A. Beavans, nj street; c.. X
kengla, Tennallytown road; NJ. T. Parker, c
street; Ii. Hudson, Georgetown; Thos. Francis
New York avenue.
Mr.. KNIGHT has extended an Invitation to Mr..
Geo. w. Bauer to bring the steamer Mary Wash
ington to Fair landing, Sunday, May I'd, to see
the large seine hauled by steam power.
LOCAL OPTION IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
MD.-The following are the correct figures of
the returns OF the election in Prince Georges
county, Md, On the question OF licensing the
sale OF spurious and fermented liquors on the
9th instant: For local option. Qnaiorities)-
Evansville. 81; Bladensburg, 42; Nottingham, 90:
Acquasco, IL Surratts, 10; Laurel, Iii; Brandy.
wine, IS; Oxen Hill, 90-t0tal, us. Against local
option and for license-Marlboro, 1873; Piscata.
way. 3; Spaldtngs, 90; Queen AIMS 1874; Kent,
"a; Bowie, 26-total, $50. Majority for local op-
| ton and against license, SO. 1t is claimed that
| so many votes were cast in Kent district as to
| leave no doubt that the box was stuffed, and
two OF the judges refused to sign the returns. II
is probable that this district will be thrown out
| leaving the majority against license 1888. BY the
provisions OF the law 1t takes effect to- morrow
| and the penalty OF selling liquor OF any kind is
! fine Of from 800 to $500 or Imprisonment and
| it is OF the most stringent character physicians
/ being prohibited from prescribing liquor except
| In case of actual sickness, and then over there
4 own signatures, under penalty of $50 or 500
HowsoN's ice cream cheapest and best; 81. 25 gal
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