Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-03

The ScHUBTzEs VRsRIs.-Great prepara-
tions are being made among our German fell
low. cit zens for the annual Schuetzen Verien,
which begins at the 7th street Park on Monday
preparation made to have the festival a pleas
ant and agreeable one For several days past
the prfzes-A full list OF which Will be found
in another column-have attracted much at
House, where they are on exhibition. The
procession will be formed on Monday morn
ing at nine O'Clock, in front Of the City Hall,
IN Inc following order:-Mounted policemen;
three members of the corps mounted; large
omnibus, containing the Marine Band. drawn
by six horses; the marshal-in chier, Mr. Chas
Ebel, and bis assistants Lewis Boyer and Ed
ward Kolb; the color guard, with the national
coiofs and the colors OF the corps; the presi-
dent OF the association, Charles Kloman, Esq /,
with the president Of the Baltimore associa-
ton; four members of the corps mounted; the
Sehuetzen King, with two lads on each side of
carriage mounted; wagon containing the tar
get and printing press; the Schuetzen mas
Second Diuision.-Marshai, Mr.. Boss, of
Baltimore. The balance Of the Was shington
Scheutzen Corps. Gar containing thirty young
white horses; officers Of the Baltimore Scheut-
zen Corpe; members Of the Baltimore corps
about one hundred. ALI the members will be
In uniform, and leated in open carriages,
about sixty ha wing been engaged already. The
lire OF march will he from the City Hall along
Indiana avenue to Sd street, down Sd street to
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, then to 9th street, and up
6ih TO street. along to l4th street, and up
l4'h to street. along H to 18th street, and
down 18th to the Avenue, thence down the
Avenue TO the west gate leading to the Exec
march and in front Of the Presidents House,
where the procession will halt for q rev min
utes 10 greet the President. Passing ont the
east gate they march down the avenue to 18th
street, down 18th street to Pennsylvania ave-,
and DOWN the Avenue to 7th street, and ont 7th
street to the Park, arriving there about IL m,
and the shooting will begin At p. N.
johnson, the members Of the Cabinet General
Grant, :he Judges OF the Supreme Court OF
this District. Mayor Wallach, and other distin-
gniehed persons.
There will be a number OF visiting members
OF the Scheutzen corps from Philadelphia,
Newark, and Lynchburg, Va, besides the
Baltimore corps IN body. The U. S. marine
gagged. and the music for dancing will be fur.
nshed by Weber's hand.
The adJutants TO the marshals are Geo. Otto,
John Ross. John Nickel, and John Hooker.
meyer, all Of wAom will be mounted. The fes-
rval will be continued until Friday, and it is
TO be hoped the weather will be favorable
The Baltimore Schuetzens, with Schuetzeus
from Philadelphia and other Northern cities,
are expected to arrive In a special train on
Monday morning, and will be received BY a
committee OF twelve and escorted to the City
rive in the Orange and Alexandra train on
Monday morning.
CHETRR MARKET, To.DAY-Beef. best cuts,
Per lb, 3ec.; next, 25c.; Salt Beef l5a20c; DRIED
Beef 25a3Oc. Veal, 25c. Mutton. chops, Nc.,
Lamb, 2Oc.; Lard, lsc.; Pork, fresh, liz ers.;
corned. l5e.: Bacon, hams, uncut, &c; sliced,
3Gc.: breasts 1Sc.: shoulders, 15c. Butter, goa
25c.; Spring Chickens. Sias450 per doz.; Chick
ems, per pair, 81; Hoslins. sl.l5 a piece:
Ducks, pair, g; Eggs, dog, 3oc.: Green Corn
35c. quarter peck Peaches, soc asl per peck;
Huckieberries. 10 cents per quart New Honey.
50 cents per ponnd: Apples. new, per peck ,5Oa
soc. @ Apples; dried, 75c Leeks, bh. Sc Spinach,
40c kale, 1sa20c. Turnips, 3,c. pix. Peaches,
dried, per qrt, Is cts: Beans, butter, 2Oc.;
white, 12al5c. dried cherries. qt., soc. Rad
ishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per bh., Sc
Onions, &c. bunch; Okra, 3oc.; Parsnips, 2oa25c.
Peas, ,qt., l0c. Carrots, bunch, SC. Rhubarb, ,6c
Fish-Rock, large, each, 81 so; small. bunch. ACE.
Perch So cents; Herring, per doz, l5a2O cents
Rye, per bus, 81 .50aS so. Corn NJ cal. per bus
81 .2Oa25 Shipstuff, soc. BrownstufF. 15c mid.
ding, Sc Shorts 50a60c Corn shelled, ,90c. .as l10
ear. bbl IS. .50a27. Oats. bu.. 9Oc Hay,cwr, al 20
asl 25. Straw, sOa1.4o. Celery, per bunch, l0c,
krout per quart, Sc. Cabbage, per head, lOaI5e
Hornrny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, cents. Po-
Is toes, 4oc. per peck; Lettuce, SC. head; Small
PIX. Bermuda potatoes, PIX. Sl.15. Aspar-
aeus, 1Oa2oc. bunch. Pineapples, l5a35c.
each; Cherries, qt., 10c. Gcoseberries. qt. l0c.:
PIX. 25a5Oc New Potatoes. per pix .soaioc. Cur.
rans, per ot., l5c. Mulberries, per at., 1uc
Blackberries, 10 cents. PIums, 81 per peck
ssnn Cueumpers Ps per Pc doz; sSe Watermelons ioc.
per Pods, 25c. per doz. Beans new, SOC per
peck.
RRDEDIcAT1oN.-Last night, the Columbia
German Turner'S Association took possession
OF the hall In which they formerly met, 522
New jersey avenue, over Parst's saloon Some
time aimee this hall was vacated for repairs
and remodeling, as well as to allow time for
the laying out and erection of swings. and the
various means by which to practice gymnastics
and other exercises peculiar 10 associations of
hall have been handsomely arranged, while to
the south OF the inclosure Mr.. Parst has had
constructed spacious arhor saloon, in which
are ranged On each side stands for social parties
to gather around and partake of refreshments.
The hall itself has been renovated and some
made therein, in addition to
which it has been paint ted and neatly festooned
with cedar. artificial flowers, DC. At 3 O'Clock
the dedicatory ceremonies began, when Mr..
Lemkuhl. the vice president, opened the hall
with a few appropriate remarks; after which
and for an hour or so freely INDUCED in those
social exercises for which the Germans are SO
univer- ally .amous.
Hereafter the meetings OF Columbia Associa.
ton Will be held at this hall, while the GYM
r asium in the rear will always be open to all
m EN- bers who may desire to Indulge in the
ful exercises.
The following is a list OF the officers of the
as sociation: President r. Petersen; Vice
President, l.. Lemkubl; Recording Secretary
p. Mieckent srger: Corresponding Secretary,
Mr.. Kraus; Treasurer, A. Krautler.
THE RIVER FRONT, August 3. - Corter's
Wharf. = Arrived - Schooner ]. j. Barrell,
Perry, Havre-de Grace, COAL for G. l. Sheriff
Robert H. Kemp, Seward,
Havre- de-Grace, light; Little Beck, Riehman,
Georgetown, to load.
Rtley's Nharf.-Arrived-Ste Lizzie E.
Bennett, Lidd, Philadelphia, 2U7 tons OF coal,
for H. Clay Stewart.
FoUler's hasf.-Arrived-Schooners Sallie
IN Seth. wood, for Georgetown'and Washing.
ton Ice Company; Mary Ann, Alexandria,
loading with ice for fishing vessels; Four
Brothers. Ravnor, Alexandra, loading with |
ice tor fishing boats.
Crouchs Wharf.-Arrtved = Schooner Four
Boys, Carroll. Matthias Point, wood, for mar. |
zet Sailed-Steamer Virginia, Gregg, George |
own, to discharge balance OF cargo. |
Broun' S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James |
Il. Gallagher, Gallagher, Philadelphia, coal, |
Tor Brown & Son.
S'rih Street tWhdrf.-Arrived-U. S. revenue |
steamer Nertherner, Capt. Mc9owan, Balti- |
more.
NEW ORGAN FOR Masonic HALL.-There il
splendid new organ now on exhibition at the |
% usic store of Mr. John +. Ellis, on Pennsyl- |
Vapia avenue, which is designed for the new |
Nj sonic Hall. and is one OF TIE most elegant |
pieces OF mechanism so far exhibited In our |