Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-10
The SchuetZen Verein.
DEDICATION OF THE NEW HALL.

To-day the Washington SchuetZen Verein are
engaged in dedicating the new hall erected In
their park On Ith street, above Howard Uni
versIty, which was described in THE STAR OF
saturday. This morning the membership as
seInDled at Myers Hotel. on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between Al and 9th streets, and the
procession was there formed. Mr.. S. c. Walker
was The chief MARSHAL with Joseph Cato as
slstant and W. Klein adjutant. The procession
was headed by a section OF the Marine band IN
handsomely decorated wagon. and the color
bearers, L. BehrendS and VI. DOrch. with the
American and German flags, carriages contain
ing TIE Officers. committees. members and tar
get markers followed. The route was Penn
sylyaria avenue TO 9th. TO F, to 18th, to X to
18TH streets, along Vermont avenue, dn front OF
the Arllngton.) then passing in 'front.' or the
NhlJe House, and down Pennsylvania avenue
10 Ith street. 10 the park, which was reached
ABOUT O'Clock. After luncheon the company
engaged In prize shooting, bowling, dancing,
&c AT six O'Clock the grand dedtcatOry ban
quet- at which Secretaries SchurZ and Ramsey,
the German minister and others are expected
10 DC present, will take place.
ALEXANDRIA NO-Es--Mr. George Washington
has Withdrawn nom the contest for commits
Major Duny, the conservative nominee and eX-
Mayor Price, independent, In the field. one
hundred and fifty thousand herring and three
thousand Shad arrived at FiShtOwn today.
Shad sold az = 10 30 per hundred and herring
at from $3.50 TO s. per thousand.-Gtzette, Sah.
members OF the Columbia shooting club were
practicing at glaSsball shooting in HolInead's
held In Mount Pleasant, young man named
William Davis, living on Mr.. j. T. Lenman's
place, near Dy. was shot In the face and
arm by Mr.. W. L. Burford, member OF the
ciuo. MI Jameson, a resident physician, was
called and rendered medical assistance. Dr.
Jameson succeeded In extracting all OF the shot
from the injured parts The shooting was purely
accidental The man received three fine shot
In his face and was bot much hurt. :. Eddie
TtEO -I-f1r- OH eoTo ~ how
oen'any run over saturday night by one OF the
odorleSs eNcavating wagons on F street be-
tween I'd and Sd streets northwest, and was
badly injured. Mr.. r. 7. Whiting grocer
was badly injured Saturday night by being
thrown from wagon at Mt Vernon square.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
D. b. webster 10 Z. A Heyl, parts and TO- 81.
east OF 500; s. 600. j. c. McSherry TO NJ Brown,
parts 2. 20 and 90. so. 100; s.. Honora FltZpat.
mex 10 Ewd. Clark lot 5, sub. So. S41 5000. John
So. 200; s. ,G0o Henry NJ. Baker TO Elizabeth ID.
Taylor pit lot Il, So. CSC; Sc, GOO. Hawkins Tay-
Ior 70 Henry NJ. Baker, pit lot Il, 81. CSC; $500.
b. III. Warner 10 EdmundS. Parker, pit lot 5, So
1885, 50 700. Matthiax HoreX 10 Jane Spearing.
lot p, Callan'S sub. SCI 45I; 81 800.
REAL ESTATE SALss.-B. II. Warner, real estate
broker, has recently sold the following prop
eTty at auction: For A. Hyde, esq, trustee
store No. 1926 Ith street n. W., to q. w. Riggs
LOT 500. House 1928 TO same purchaser for
Ssting OF s-acreS near Uni0ntOwn, ID. c., TO
same purchaser for 500. For Messrs. H. H.
LOCKWOOD and Samuel W. RittenhouSe. trustees
No. 141S VI street. 10 Mrs NJ s. Wynne for
3, 5i6.2i. For Anthony and Thomas HYDE.
trustees, lot 81, subdivision or So. 21O, to w. 5.
Bush Tor 81 96i. Lots 50, 81. 3d. SO and 81, 81.
ZIo 10 Geo. w Riggs for $, 936. For Messrs. Ash
Iord and Huyck. trustees, two-Story frame
mouse No. 4l2 street, 5. e., TO Charles +. Ben
laman; S2025. For MesSrs- Woodbury. Blair and
Randall Hagner, trustees. house III street a.
W., 70 Robert McNeen for ;, $50. For Anthony
ana lnoinas Hyde, trustees, part OF lot S, So. 81
GA. hdgWay Tor Is cents per foot, or 81 015. 81.
for sidney a. Fitch, trustee two-Story frame
house on lth street, near V, n. W., to Mary E.