The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-13

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Home Runs-Hurley l, Settle 1.
Called Balls-Leech IL, Smith 10.
Passed Balls-Force 8, X. Brown 0.
Time OF Game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Umplre-Mr. II. A. Dobson.
Scorers -Messrs. Miller aud Bruce.
A match game Of base ball will DO played
on the National grounds between the Jetier-
son and Union clubs this afternoon at
o'clock.
An ESrERPRIsIsa MERoHANr.-More than
seventeen years ago, Mr.. John +. Ellis es-
tablished himself as music dealer at 300
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The business at that period
was conducted on a limited scale, and the
was Of sufficient capacity to
meet the demand Of the public Of Washing
ton. As years rolled on Mr.. Ellis found a
steady increase Of trade, and to keep pace
with the times, aud his rapidly improving
business, the old store and building were de-
molished few years since In order to give
place to the present mammoth iron-front
warehouse, and to-day Mr.. Ellis is the lead
Ing music dealer of the District, evinclng
that enterprise characteristic of q thorough
business man and successful merchant.
otwithstanding the stagnation so long pre-
vailing In mercantile pursuits throughout
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aha wm, Emerson. IN the same hoo'
Ae sAre'y Vi pa.ni anu enuIen oIsansi
ne.oaeons, es.' oI tne o'ueo' anu ocss manu-
iac.urers 10 tpe country.
pianos and parlor organs, for sale or rent
and moderately priced new Instruments.
The fourth story Is set apart as repair shop
where every conceivable instrument In TIT
musical line Is put In compile order In an In
credible short space Of time. Tho basemen
story, running the whole depth OF the build
Ing, Is used for storage purposes.
Mr.. Ellis receives all the new sheet musi
tensively engaged In publishing, exchange
with all the leading music houses Of tn
United States. The facility thus possesse
enables him TO furnish everything In hi
line, which insures to the establishment
deservedly the largest share Of patronage Il
the District OF Columbia and the surround
ing country, and the business being con
Quoted under the personal supervision OF tn
proprietor, assisted by q corps OF gentleman
clerks and accommodating statesmen, guai
antees TO dealers that purchases will be foun
Just what they arc represented.
As 1t would be impossible to name tn
thousands Of separate articles composing th
complete stock Of Mr.. Ellis, we would sui
gest that those desiring anything In u
music and musical instrument line, obtal
descriptive catalogue, In which will be -four
infinitely detailed the description and prit
OF everything on sale at the immense war,
rooms Of Mr.. Ellis.
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|, CEsrnAL BUILDING AssociATIos.-Il
,, was held last evening at the City Hal
Thirty-fve shares OF stock were disposed
i, at premium Of 37I per cent. The annu
,, report was read, which showed the conditic
i OF the association to be very prosperou
The election resulted In the selection OF u
following officers;
Asoury LLOYD, president; James Towle
vice PRESIDENT James Fraser, treasurer; Wn
W; moore, secretary; Messrs. William !
Johnson, e. Y. Eckion, sllas II. Moore, Wn
II. Nalley, Charles T. Wannall, DR.. A.
boriand, william X. Riley, John 7. Chaui
cey ana j. Y. ffanzoni, directors.
Inc report OF the secretary shows that u
receipts during the fourth year OF the assoc
alton were VT ,5O0.25. Disbursements Il
same
. The advance account shows $20S, 543.
on 1887 shares, of which sum the a
!, vances on 34 shares have been repai
. making q total OF $3l, 900. Advances I
naming 10 the hands OF stockholders, w
! sIS'So: The assets OF the association a
9 sV2,soi.eo.
a tue Preseht Vaiue oil the STOCK Is as =
lows; Numoer OF shares remaining unsol
l,SSo; present n aetuai value OF the unsd
4 STOCK, ssS,soi.so; present actual value
!. each unsoid snare, soo.ifi present vaiue
S Sas snare over Tue amount pa'd tnereo
, GRAND JURY VisiT.-i esterday the graz
Jury maae us regular Visit OF inspection
, the JAIL General Crocker, the efiicie
warden, conducted the Jnrymen through &
entire buiiding and It's enclosure, and eve
portion OF the Institution was subjected
most careful and minute scrutiny. At q
conclusion OF the inspection the visitors o
pressed much satisfaction, the building bell
IN an excellent sanitary condition, and q
PRISONERS provided with everything Gale
iated 70 render them happy, while at q
same time the most riga discipline Is o
A served Ine humane warden mas cloth
8 qu,o , numoer OF the prisoners, VINO we
e ,S W 'no jan ~ almost huae STATE, al
/ ue Poos e.Sat En evinee 'ne khdest rega
4 ana rds ''"' oo'N'' "nu h'' sen''cuan
a Tha n,m,o, =, ,.,.o,. ,o.s..,t. =,
. jail Is 80, Of which are females. There q
, "a white males and / white female.
= murder cases there are s, as follows: Kell
Floyd, Van Buren,, Housiham and Nicho
: DR.. Young Is physician to the institutio
and at present The inmates are healthy al
sound, not a single patient being und
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