Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-06

CANES TO BIZ PLAYED IN Observation-Disclosures IN
WHICH THE WASHINGTON CLUB WILL PLAY
According to the schedule OF games fixed nv the
American Base Ball association. the following will
be played in Washington: Columbus, May 30. a.
m; June T. 5. October s. 8; Cincinnati Nav 3o IN
M 81. June 2. october 8. 4: Louisville. May -. IS
october g. ~. II: indianapolis. June TO- L. ls DC
tober /, 2; Toledo June .. O. 10 october 13 Is. 81
Louis June r. H. IA. september %. %; MetropoIi-
san. NAY y TO- ~ august ]. ,; BROOKLYN. May /. =.
august .. Athletics, May H. "a. Is August A. 6:
Batimores. July q. "a. y. August ~, 30; Ale
gheny, July 81. q. August III. q. ~
The Washington nine will play Association clubs
as leifows: al Columbus, July u. u. IS Septern.
Der 8; at Cincinnati. June %. July l. ?, septe1n-
Der .. " at Louisville. june % % - Sept aIDter -
IA: at lndianapolis july g. S. 10, september IS 90
az Toledo July am. and PM. j. September %
"a; at 81 Louis. June q. -. I'll september IS IL at
Ne" iork Nay -. % 81, August IL. 12: at Brook
lyn, May 5. 8, :. August Is. If: at Philadelphia,
NAV y. l9 g July %. 81 at Baltimore. july rs 2s
August ~. ~. II; AT Pttsburg. July L. 49, 49, Sep
TENDER l. 2
FALLS CHURCH FOLKS IN WAsHINGToS.-4 very
ENJOYABLE surprise party took place last evening nj
the residence OF Mr. E. ID. Harrington 5I4 Srh stree
northe:tst- IL was one OF a series that have been
gwen tne past winter by former residents OF Fails
Churcn. Va. now residing for the winter or perma
hentiy In this CITY, After the refreshments pro-
Flled Dy the ladies' had been disposed Of apDr,inri
ate speeches were made by Rev b. w Pond. OF
Falls Church. and MeSsrs. Harrington and meteor
mick and Capt Fisher now OF this city. The COM
pany We're highly entertained with choice vocal and
instrumental music by Miss Lilliebridye OF East
W ashington Among those present were Rev r. "
Pond and wife. Mr. and Mrs = : Everett Wr aud
MS j. :. Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs A. H. RAYMOND Ar
tnur Raymond. Miss Ella Johnson Mrs. A. L. park
sister and daughter. MI and Mis-. John Mccormick.
Lt"ls ana NINA Mccormick. Capt. III. T. Fisher
M. ana MIS- Montague, Doctor Presbrey and l,
Deane, esq " L.
A SUIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time AGO Mr. Law
renee Hickey entered suit against the Washington
Gas Lght company for 800 damages for turning
on the gas in his house because a former IenanI
mad failed 10 pay his bill Judgment was GIVEN I'm
,a oc one company and an appeal taken
n1 ,b C,a court The case has been compromised
Dy tne gas company Rounding the money paid by
NJ hickey and receipting all bills
OF the frPoel Institute gave reception to their
HlSnus, among those present being Mrs j. NJ
Mmeoerger, Ms G. ID. Pennebaker Mrs Gen n
w Dudley, Nr. and Mrs. X Leopoid. Mrs Indse
Reagan, or Texas, and others Methods OF The neZy
eoucatlon were practically exemplned in eIrmep-
tary reading. writing, composition smelling AND
number by the members OF the class who hTaveiU
faced the storm: these being Richard RAWLINGS
Ethel James. daughter OF Representative James ~
New York; Jessie Lincoln. the little danghter 81 ~,
secretary Lincoln; Charlie Dudley Ellie Nornent
hooen Leopold Willie Wineberger. Elliott Penne,
BAKER, NILS Reagan an0 Lawrence Barrincpr
These also took part In very entertain bj0c,.
exercise. with the so-called VI. GIFT; when Short
o0lecI lessons. OF q talk on forms, (geOme;rical
solids, the material-woOd and It's Qualities: and
possessing these given qualities. Its various uses
and colors as adapted TO its WAS concluded by
the building by dietatio1 of statue pedestals by
each child, giving an opportunity Tor the mention
OF historical Characters by teacher and chtdren n.
aiter which several songs were sung. softly but
with spirit, In German and English approprare m
oD1ects built as fancy dictated by the children
IneSe busy workers being ready now for their win
Ter picnic luncheon, IL announced as ready for
them, and thus ended pleasant morning indoors.
Lot 50 outside.
CH0fCY OIL PAINTINGS.-The exhibition OF al,
paintings viii open tomorrow at Dowling's auction
rooms This Is a choice lot, having been selected
~ veteran collector. The catalogue embraces
- canvases OF various subjects by American and
european artists The sale Will take place ON Mon
Gay, the 10th Instant
10 DEALHRa-There Will be an extensive sale OF
new clothing at Downng's auction rooms TOMORROW
at 10 O'Clock
TIE LATE DR. BKALK:-His medical library and I'm.
s1uments viii be sold at Dowiing's auction rooms
ms evening at 7:3O O'Clock
VII ~. SCOTr ART GALLERIES, 1419 AND 1921 NEW
, xOrn AvkkCk-Mr. Il Scott, IT., announces the
sale OF choice pa fntings at their galleries
- tnas evening at O'Clock. Many OF the best pic