Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Washington Market Retail Prices.


house, 330c. rib roast, 15t2Jc; steak. l2]l a2oc.
Corned Beef, sdl2c.: Dried Beef, Clipped, 25t30c.
do sliced, go. Tongues 6oI5c.; Lamb. spring. goa
Dc: Veal 1254 20c. Mutton, 10a13c. PORK. IL Sc
Sausage, 12}2 Bacon Hams, sugar cured,
15.is:, cut, l0.a5;; Shoulders, BE, cut, 15alsc
FRuIrs-OranSes, 4ja5Oc. per doz: Lemons. a5a
30c. per doz.; Bananas, 25a40c. per doz.; Pine
Apples, 15as5c. each; Cocoa nuts, l0a15c: Apples,
Ra5pberrleS, Is 20c. ut; GO0SeberrieS SalOc. per
at; Plnns l0hoc pr basket; Rhub;rb. 3a5c. per
oh &c Cherries $40; per q; Peaches, 5os6o
Cantaloupes, 5;;10-.; Pears, s0c.asl.
FlsH-perch, 25a40e. per bunch; Rock, large, 25a
,i, per d. dc50e per bunch . Maekere 20 &c
hadfock. 10. pr H.: Catfish, aOA25c per bunch:
sheephead, soa25c. per b.; Trout: lalls,. per 10.
h.; Frog Legs, 81 5O,s3 per doz. Lobster IL ii5c
per H.: Ierranin sliiers S1sasls per doz; -, dia-
mone:-back' S3oast per doz.; Turtle. s5cas! eacn.
Western Creamery, 35a40c; New York. 3Oc. !;
Roll, 25a35c: Cheese, l2l2oc.; Eggs, lSaa0c. per
dOZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish 4Oa5Gc per peck:
Yalns. aoa5o. per peck; Cabbage. 5a1Oc. per head
hale, loli5c per peek; Sprouts, a0a3oc. per peck;
peek; Asparagus. 5a16; per bh.; Egg Plant, 1Oai5c
each; Beets, 2a5c. Per bunch; Lettuce. sa5c. per
head; Onions. sO.6oc. per peck; Tomatoes, case
per feHk; CucuInberS, 10l1jc. per dOZ.: RadtSheS
3a5c. Carrots 3a5c per bunch; Beans, (Ltma), 15c
at; oyster Plant, Base. BIN; Turnips 5alOc. per
bh.; Caulifower, 15a20c. each; Cymlins, 15a20,
doz fN'
PoULTRY.-Turkeys, 15a1sc. per b.; Chickens
I5cGsl per pair; do Spring. 50a75c per pair; Ducks
&c as5 per pair; Geese. s1al.25 each; Squads, s.
as2.50 per doz
STATIONERY SALE.-C ont mutation sale of a fine
assortment OF pocket cutlery, blank books, pc
ture frames. chromoS, engravings, fancy goods
&c, at No. 9A nth street, this evening, at 7:30
O'Clock.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
41a; sl,O25 VIM E. Chandler to Sarah E. Chand-
BENZ r Crabbs, Sub lot So So 100; sa,5on Caroline
$500 Mary Murray to owen Murray sub lot g.
So 81; nominal; America G. Pedrick TO E. d. F.
verity United States, the square known as Uni
versity Park Mary Murray TO owen Murray. the
vision nominal mn SuvcS ana sasss IS su6 1Sa
s, 1850. '0"''
A WICKED PARTNER.-Two young men named
Leopold Ro5enblum and j. KOpperl. Just about of
age, With joint stock capital OF s5o-ss5 each
entered into the business OF buying and selling
Old clothes last Saturday. and deposited their
money In the bank to draw from when garment
was 9nsred. Yesterday morning Kopperl made
complaint at police headquarters that his partner
Rosenblum, had drawn the whole pile from the
, anu was on ms way TO- Chicago and he asked
COMPLAINT AGAINST A CAPTAIN OF CRUELTY TO
SEAMAN DISMISSED. - Yesterday In the Police
Court Chas. w. Chatfeld ard j. w. Brockett can
tain and mate OF the schooner Henry E. Barry,
were charged under section 5347, Revised Statutes
on the oath OF David Montgomery, q seaman with
infitctlng cruel and unnatural punishment on q
seaman on the high seas without 1ustitable cause
Mr.. +. III. Fails appeared for the defence. Mont
took the stand and said he Joined the vessel in
Boston on the 9Th OF July while under the influence
OF liquor, and was not able to do much work In
consequence OF being diseased, and for this reason
ne was beaten. On the 18th he was lying In his
berth SICK and was ordered on deck aud told the
captain that he was sick and wanted to be put
ashore. They refused TO put him ashore and the
iirst and second mate, by order OF the cantain
hauled him to the poop deck and put irons on his
wrists and trieed him up TO the rigging and kent
him 10 this position for three hours and a hair,
and then cut him down and threw him down the
after hold and kept him there without any food for
twenty-four hours, and when hluled out of there
he was still matreated On cross-examtnatiou he
admitted signing the usual shipping articles but
SAID he was drunk at the time and was enveiglei
Into IL The Court said that masters have to nrp-
serve order ON their vessels, and it was shown by
the testimony thas this man was not treated worse
than Is usually the case when seaman refuses to
do his Guty, and he would dismiss the case