Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

Rome" will more than repay those who attend
the National this and tomorrow evening and
the matinee tomorrow.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-The Opera House was
well filled last evening. The initial perform.
ance OF Denham A. Eords company in Franks
audience is always kept In good humor The
singing is very good. There VIII be Franks
matinee tomorrow, at low prices. Blanche and
Ella Chapman are especially pleasing. the for
mer with her charming vocalism the latter i'm
her pi4uant style OF actiBg and artistic dancing
and banjo playing. Mr.. Denham, as the prom.
isiDg young tragedian. is exceedingly droil.
GEoRGETowN.-Reading. music, &c, at ST.
Johns sunday School rooms, Georgetown. this
evening.
Washington Market. retail Prices.
,1Ea sirloln 15a1sc per do porter
Corned Beef sa1oc; Dried Beef Clipped, 35asJc.;
do. sliced, 2oc.; Lamb 1sa25c.; Veal, 1aba2Dc.:
1 Mutton, a25a15c; Pork. 1oa12ke.; Sausage,
Shoulders. sa9c Breasts. I0a11c.; Lard, saIoc.
FRUITs.-Oranges. 5ea6Oc. per doz Lemons,
GHsUe per ooz Bananas 25a5oc per doz
lcookingl, 25a50c.: Apples. 3Oa4Oc per peck; do.
lcook1Ig> 2oa3oc:; do, (crab,) 5Oa60c. per peck:
ounces. 15c asl; CranberrIes, l0a12 per quirt.
fISH-Perch, 4oa5Oc. per buncn; Rock large
l5aZ0c. per To-, 25a5oc per bunch: Mackerel, 15c.
per H.; Halibut, 15a2oc.; Sheephead, 20c. per h.;
Trout, l2al5c per To-; Porges, 1Oal2c. per h.;
StuTgeOn, &c. per To-; Catfish, 20a25 cents per
punch: Lobster. 12c per h.; Terrapin (siiders),
loc per h.: Turtle, 25c.a 81 each
,,BuTTER.-Philadelphia Print, 40c a45c. per h.
western Creamery, S5a40c.: New York. 35c. roll.
IoasSc.; Cheese, ISa2oc; Eggs, 25aSoc. per
dozen.
VEGETABLES. Irish, 2oasec per PIX;
Beets. sa5c. per bunch; Lettuce. Ease per head:
Turnips. 15a2Oc per PIX; Onions, 4Oa5o per DIX:
d Radish . &c; per bunch: Cuclmbers 1oa1sc. per
10c. per quart; Beans, 2Oa3Oc. per DIX; do
ltma) 12al5e. per qt.; Tomatoes, 3oa4oc per
peck; Squash: Ease. per h.; Spinach, 2OaSOc.
lee. per bunch.
PoULTRY.-Cnickens, 6Oa75c. per pair: Ducks
5oa'5c per pair; Geese. 75c.asl; Turkeys, 15aise.
per h. Squads, $1.75aS2 per dOz.
GAME.-Reedbird, 75a$lc per doz.; snipe.
81 to $3.50 per doz.; Black bird SOC doz; DUCK,
Canvas back) s.. so per pair; (blue wing 75casI
15c.; Go. Qed head), s1aSl.25 Grouse, sl.25 per
pair; Venison, 20a25c. per pound. Rabbits
2oas0c:; Squirrels, 5a10c. each; Wild Turkey
sl.5oas2; Pheasants, 15c.as1; Quail, $40 per
d0Z.
TIE TowPATH CLUB met last night, Mr.. A. C.
Richards in the chair. The committee appointed
to superintend the sending of voters to Indiana
reported that their expenses had been 1929. and
that they had sent 81 voters. They recon-
mended that the club badges be conferred on
number of ladies In the quartermaster generals
office, who had assisted In contributing funds
for this purpose. The report was adopted.
Maj. Edmund Burke OF Virginia, made stirring
speech. A donation OF SIS was received from
Mr.. F. B. Mohun with which to purchase oil for
D. n.
H FdRsea I hPn: Marshall level Hon
were elected honorary members. A com
mittee, consisting OF Messrs. Clarence Barton.
A. e. Richards and W. A. Short were appointed
to prepare history of the club and list OF its
members. Mr.: Hopkins offered resolutions,
the recent victory OF the republican party
which means that the issues decided by the war
OF the rebellion are judged TO have been rightly
decided that 1t means the vindication OF the
President elect against the false aspersons
made in the late campaign; that it means great
distrust, not OF the whole southern people, but
OF the sullen banded faction under bourbon
leaders, standing forth as the .'solid SOUTH
that the people desire "a change"-from dem
O Of bnne to republican Congress- guarantee
tration by republicans, aud of wise, whole-
some and enlightened legislation that
IRE noe,,o strange n1gg' abnormal and menacng
by its outrages and crimes as the 80 solid SOUTH"
and all Its objects. methods, and results shall be
seriously ana speedily inquired into by our pa
our constitution and form Of government are so
defective that hundreds of thousands of citizens
can be Violently, laWlessly and permanently
without remedy, while those who deprive them
by that very act greatly increase their own
Official places and emoluments and extend their
finally rendering thanks to Gen. Z, S. Grant for
his recent course. resulting in the great benefit
10 his country. and adding bright Iustre to his
lie
A Personal ALTERATION IN THE POST OFFICE
Congress, and NJ. c. Reidell-the former a well
known mail contractor for the west aud the lat
Ter an agent for ex-senator Dorsey-had per-
sonal encounter In the Post Office department
yesterday, creating considerable excitement
Cuttings. 1t was claimed, owed Reidell or his
employer, $50. and on this account harsh words
said. Mr.. Reiden in note gave Cuttings warn.
Ing that he had prepared to give him thrash.
ing. which would be administered upon their
day just outside OF the room of Assistant Post
master General Brady. Cuttings was walking
down the steps to the hall, and Reidel stood at
cane. AS Cuttings approached ReidelI cursed
him, and Cuttings struck with his fist a heavy
blow between Reidell's eyes. The latter then
was badly cut and his face bruised. Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen interfered, and the
combatants were parted, MIR. Cuttings bleeding
prOfuSely from his wounds.
Now that the election is over, call on Straus,
the Lopuiar clothier, will do you good. See hts
new adv ertisement to-day.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
lots 5, and 3, So $50; &C. s55 ST. Mary J. Warner
to Sarah Bernhelmer lot E, SO. $50; S., 500. w.
II. Ward: trustee, to W. B. Jackson, ct al,
to Elizabeth D; Senkind, part lots 2 and 5, So.
"a; $3.50. Carl Dueller to Michael Williams,
SuD lOtS 10 and IL, So. 405; $4,000. Anna y. |
StocEman to Robert T BroWD, part lot IS, so. |
Sei; >, $50. Anthony Hyde, trustee, to AieXan- !
der LeadfDgham and Thomas W. Widdecomoe |
sub lot 4, So. $50; S., 391 so. Nathan w. Fltz- |
gerald to Henry d. Schmidt, lots 81 and IS, sub
so. I4S; 5000.
CATHOLIC PASTORAL CHANGEs.-Rev. W. j. |
SEAMAN. = d., Well-knoWn In this city as |
sSclate pastor OF ST. AlOysius church, passed |
IInlongh W Washington yesterday On his way to |
Doston, having been transferred there from ST |
iAolhas manor, Charles county, Md. where ne |
mas olHclated as assistant pastor for some years
oSch, 10 Ill vacancy OccaSiOned by the death |
W Ihe iate Rev. G. Fl. Fulmer S. j., also we'll
1 hnomn IN Washington. Father Carroll, S. j.,
Wno mas been spending his third year of proDa-
S S,on r at frederick, succeeds Father Seaman at
1,mAkRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
nManTsey A. Sands and Fannie r. Kidd: Robert
WWGDaniei and Fanny Stands; Henry Gass Of |
Wor 93ilington, u. C.. and Emma DibbIe of New
p DIE Guy; JAS j. Moore and Laura Virginia
pp.ugett, D0th OF Alexandria. Va: Jas. HenrVS
PIize} OF Washington, d. c., and Julia Ann
e,, he East Washington Garfield and Arthur
Ci1o wiz Serenade Col Robt Ingersoll at f0.SA
oeiocA To- night, Nov. 5th.
a., dAE BOSTON W0MEN'S DEpOsIT-The case of
the the mauss deposit company VIII come before
thC Sidhu Jury ON Friday |