Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-20

MEATs.-Bcef, srloin, co.. per h.; do porter
hou.e, 20c.; rio roast, 12kaalc.: steak l2ilal5e
do. sliced 2c Tongues, 6Ga75c Lamb. spring
co.: Veal, 12} ,2oc.: Mutton, St15c. Pors. IA 49,:
Sau52se, 1i,1sc; Eacon Hams. sugar cured,
llalSc, cut, 2Z3c; Shoulders, 10 iSc., cut, 49,.
Breasts. Is %: Lari, Is.
FRCiTs;-ofanges, io:69c: per doz.; lemons. 3oa
10t12c: Apes, 40 So. pei PIX; de- Crab e0a75c per
p; do COOKING. 30 i0c. per pix; Piums $50 H. rs
perpk; Pc aches, ols0: per PIX Damsons, s53i1 T5
| 5a15r.: Cantaloupes, 510c.; Pears, sOc.asi; do
teq q'iI 4o3;o, per peck; Grapes, 5a1o;.
CSC per h., 4ol5Oc. per bunch: Mickere % use !;
II llhut, 151aoc PER ID: CoiAsh, loaia;. per 10. !;
Sea Bass Rib per TO-; Black Fish, l2l15c. per
ID; weak Elsa, Is. per 10; Lobster, 1all5c.
p asrrpn s n a sS Tr CO. @
BUTTER. Philadelphia Print, sec. Ger h. ;
western Creamery, i5c.; New York, 40c. !;
Roll, SaS5c.; Cheese, 12.2Oc.; Eggs, 27a30c. per
doz.
observation-disclosures. urish.) soa4oc. per peck;
do Sweet. 3oatOc per. DIX cabbage 3a5c Pr head
peek; Egg Plant, as: each; Bets, sa5: per BIZ
Lettuce, Base per head; onions. 40a5Oc. per peck +;
@ per dos 0 ss'k per eaa 1S
Beans, Qirna), 10ll2c. per qt; Oyster Plant, Base
ea T Grps a9 ,e per PIX cauower soasoe
lSc per bunch; Celery, 5as.
75c asl per pair; do Spring, 5Oasl per pair DacEs
ass per pair Geese. 75casi each; Squads, $3.50
T pn2 de- PsT a Rar de
\ pair; do. Oar and crOw) SOC. per ptr; Flowers.
.Sc per pair; Reed Birds, 81 per doz Black Birds
4oa5oc per doz- Venison, 25c. per lb
MIR DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-The fact that
Foreman Dick son swears that he met Special
Agent Bowen in Mr.. Drivers garden (now closed
LOT tne season. has caused an outcrop OF stories
which the prop rietOr says does him great fntus-
tice. He has made special effort to keep out all
that the families of army nd navy officials and
those high in civil life have been among his ma
| irons. He has never permitted any communica-
| ton between any one OF his au liences and ffis
performers on his premises; and the gossip there
| fore, that Bowen had wine in his "green room. .
is utterly untrue; and, besides, he has I" green
ROOM" He denies that Bowen ever owed him a
bill, or that there Is any foundation whatever for
any reflection upon the good conduct OF his bust.
ness arising from Bowen's accidental visit.
WHO ARE ENTITLED TO THE BENEFITS To-day
| In the Court in General Term the case OF the Ma.
| sonic Mutual Relief Association agt. Mary Nc
| Buchanan and Sarah A. Reed was taken up. On
February 2sd, 1874, William Reed was received as
member OF the association, and directed that In
the event OF his death all benefits should be paid
MS Wife, Ann Reed, unless ne should otherwise
oruer and give the secretary ten days notice. The
wife died subsequently and Reed named Sarah
Ann Reed, and he deceased October 10TH 1881
having given the association no notice OF change
OF beneficiary. There were at the time of the
payable as DEMENT'S. On october Is. IssS Nars
McCauley and Margaret Woods as heirs OF Ann
Reed, served q notice OF claim, and three DAYS
and sister OF deceased put in their claim as hers
| at law, and the following day Sarah Ann Reed
| widow Of William Reed, also filed her claim. The
decision