Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10
Associated Charities,
SUBDIVISION OF THR DISTRICT 10 FACILITATE THK
GOOD WORK.


The committee appointed at the last meeting OF
those interested In the " associated charities
movement to present subdivision OF the District
lor the purpose OF canvasSing the same for con-
UloutionS, etc., have agreed to the following sub
DIVISION OF the District, which will be embodied I'm
the report to be submitted next Monday night at
the meeting Of the association: First subdivision
The city OF Georgetown. Second-That part of the
fourth police precinct south OF Pennsy lvanfa ave.
10 the Potomac river, and between Rock creek and
iolh street. Ihlrd-That part OF the fourth pre-
cinct north OF Pennsylvania avenue to Boundary
street, and On the east bounded by 18th street
avenue, and extending west to Rock creek
Fourth-1hat part of the second police precinct
are: north and east, 10y Boundary street to inter
section with 1St street cast: south by z street
and west by 18th street Fifth-The firth police
precinct, the boundaries OF which are: north. by
l street; east, by 9TH street: south. by southern
boundary OF Smithsonian andA Agricultural grounds
6th-The sixth police precinct, the BOUNDARIES of
which are. north by street. east by 5th street to
New York avenue, south by street to New York
18th street. 7th-Western half OF the seventh
police precinct divided by 1St street northeast,
| north by street to 5th, then by New York ave
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Capitol grounds. and
west by 9TH to streets, then b. 9Th street Stli-
| north and east by city limits south by Maryland
avenue TO street, thence along ID To city limits,
and west by LIST street northeast 9th-Au that
part of the eighth police precinct lying north of
pennsylvania avenue and Within the city limits,
bounded north by Maryland avenue ard street
northeast, east by city limits. south by Pennsyl-
vania avenue and west by Capitol grounds 10th
All OF the eighth police precinct lying within the
city limits south of Pennsylvania avenue, north
SyiVanla avenue and city limits and west by
South Capitol street 11th-All OF the first police
precinct, bounded north by Pennsylvania avenue
and south and west by the Potomac river The
remaining part of the District is the county out
SIDE OF the city limits, and the subdivisions to be
recommended will be as follows. with the particu-
lar boundaries to be determined by agreement be-
tween the representatives OF local associations of
each subdivisionin the county: l2th-To be known
as the Tennallytown subdivision. 13th-The
MNaat nleasnnt 14th-rhe Brghtwood. 18th
The fGm,rley Mission 16th-The Bennngs nth
The committee is composed OF Major W. G.
Brock, L. S. Emery and DR.. Vim. Tipdali.
Washington Market Retail Prices.
MEATs-Beef, sirloin, 1sa2Oc. per h.; do porter
Corned Beef. sa1sc: Dried Beef, Clipped. s54s0c.
90 Sliced, soc; Tongues, 6oa45c.; Lamb. 15aaoc.:
I6al3c; Shoulders, 12ha14c.; Breasts, 14a15c.;
oFRUI1s.--Oranges, 4Oa5oc. per doz.; Lemons, a5a
4oa5Oc. per peck, do, cooking 5Oa40c per peek;
d Pears 5oas5e per PEEK Grapes 4ssc per b.;
,o FIsH:,Perch sOa4oc. per bunch: Rock large. 15a
n' Per tD, 4oaSoc per bunch Mackerel, s5c. per
la19a15c. per lb.; Catfish, 2Oa25c. per bunch: Lob.
ster, re per h. Terrapn siIdeIs, s6as9 per doz.
40, oialnohd-back, SIS per dOz.; Turtle, Csc aS1
eacn.
er BrT1aRmPhadelphia Print CSC per b. West
4o T;o C rr l5aSO,: Eggs, s5a4oc per doz
do Sweet. 5Oa6Oc. per pix; Vans, 4oc. per ok: Cab,
S Snge, lose per head Kae 15saO per peck;
Beets, sa5c. per bunch Lettuce si5:. per heidi
Onions. 5036Oc. per peck; Carrots Base per bunch;
fsrnS per pe ps neck a9 c % per c, q
mower, l3aSoc. each; Squash, 2a3c per h.; Pump
PouLTRY.-Turkeys. 15a1sc. per h.; Chickens,
5oa'5c per pair: Ducks. coarse. per pair; Geese,
75c;asl each; Squads, 8. s5aa so per doz
=, GAAM,E1a-snipe, ssas25O per doz:; Wild Turkey,
Red Heads, 81 25as1 80; Shutters. 60a75c. Wdgeons
60aI5c; Rocks or Bar Ducks. 5Oc per pair; Blue
Grouse, $50 per pair: Pheasants. sasibo P P,
srs, a5c EACH Venison, aOs2c. per ID; Wild Geese,
zoe: each; Woodcock, zoe. each; Quail per doz.,
S'ooaS4' haooits, s2a25O per doz
The Courts.
GENERAL TERM
friday, District agt. Washington and George
town Railroad company and Metropolitan Railroad
company; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J',age MacA ,1h,p
thursday, Cotton agt. Burkhart and Burke agt.
ChaInberlin: judgments by default Moore ACT
Barber ct al; on hearing.
Yesterday, Gibbons, administrator, agt Gid
dlngS; judgment by default National MetrOpoli-
tan Bank agL Cochran: same action Moore ST.
agt Barber ct al; verdict for plaintiff for $500
plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Same agt Ma
t1onal Fire Insurance Company; same action.
same agt Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company; same action Fish agt. Cooper & Bailey:
jury out Hager5town Bank agt. Emmert: iuCig-
ment by default Same agt Black, garnishee;
judgment OF condemnation.
EQUITY COURT-.Iadge Wylie
Wednesday, in re c. c. Cox; Edward NJ Dawson
appointed committee Shehan agt Shehan: audi
13rs TeR9rt Tted F and ordered
complainant. Jost agt. Jost; referred to auditor
TO state receivers account. Wyndham agt Berry;
time to take defendants testimony extended five
days. Washington market company agt Koob:
pro confesso made final and cause renanied to the
a1 kropp agt- kroop; attachment against
conveyance to Sarah b. Hutton authorized Her
rell agt Herrell; sale ratified nisi. Lewis agt.
Nm hlag; Mastees directed to pay Mary Henderson
dered. Cornelius agt. De Vaughn ct al pro con-
fesso against certain defendants ordered. Ham
mto agH hammond; divorce granted Castle agt.
sa Thursday Temple agt Warrington; sales rati-
Smith Townshend discharged. Dodge agt Hayo
den; injunction denied and restraining order
discharged. Won Haake agt. Won Haake; divorce
Boteler agt. Boteler; appearance OF absent de-
PENDANT ordered Cornelius agt. De Vaughn: same
action Means agt Hoge; leave given to file bill of
review Fletcher agt. Campbell; leave to with
draw demurrer and file answer In twenty days.
Mason agt- Bryan; motion to compel WIN. Bryan
to testify denied. owen agt. Rutherford: on hear
ing. RumfOrd Chemical Works agt Mcdaniel:
perpetual injunction granted. Same agt sam
mons; same action. Downham agt. Kelly: p j.
Donohue allowed to intervene. owen agt Ruther-
ford; pleas Oyerruled and fifteen days given to
answer MegS agt. Denham; Geo. X. Fincket an
pointed trustee. Stewart agt. Lord; pro cOnfesSo
agt j. b. Lord set aside with ten days I'd answer
King agt. Buckley; sale Ratified nisi and cause re-
1erred 10 the auditor. Hamilton agt. Davis: same
action. Van Valen agt Fitzgerald rule on Fit
gerald returnable December IL. Morrison oUt
RutherfOrd demurrer to cross bill allowed and the
latter dismissed. In re will of John H. Aulick. or
der authorizing executor to sell and transfer GER
tain certificates.
PROBATE COURT-Itdqe Haqner.
Yesterday, estate OF A. f. Burnside: renupci-
alton OF next of kin and letters of administrator
issued to j. II. Manchester; bond 81 ECO; order
appointing appraiser and for sale. Estate of W. c.
Lipscomb; Sarah A. Lipscomb appointed adminis-
tratriN; bond $1,000 Estate of William W. Walker.
petition for revocation OF letters OF administrator
to Robert johnson; argued and continued Estate
OF James Bllgh; citation against administrator
issued. Estate of Charity L. FAIR; order of Oub-
LEGATION issued. VIII of Alfred Lee filed and order
of publication issued; he leaves his estate to his
widow. Estate OF Joseph b. VIII; order appoint
Ing Alice c. VIII administrator; bond $4,000. In
re Margaret d. Watkins; order appointing Mar
garet j. Watkins guardian; bond $iOCO0 Estate
OF Ann Reed; r. Ross Perry appointed admins
TRAITOR bond $1,000. In re orphans OF Bridget Fit
morris: Frank I. Browning appointed guardian;
bond 1000