Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04
Out of Door sports.
BASE BALL NOTES,

The AlbanyS and Nationals played their sec
ond game yesterday at Albany There was a
large attendance. The AlbanyS won BIZ i to s.
me Nationals seem to have fallen OF evil times
IN tnese latter days. Both mines made seven
errors yesterday. Snyder was the only man
VINO made tWo-base hit. During April the
Nationals played twelve games with League
clupS ana Won one from the Cincinnatis out OF
me CleFelandS made the best record against
the Nationals. whitewashing them twice: TO O
ana 5 TO o. and the third time beating them to
T. In the three game the Cleselands made TWEEN
ty-one paSa hits 10 thirteen by the Nationals.
nine twobaSe hits TO two: two three-base hits
TO none: thirty-i0ur total bases to fifteen, and
SIX errors to eleven. Eo other club has white
washed the Nationals. The Cincinnati panerS
complain that their nine is rather nervous
Ihe Nationals Will have TO show the Albanys
, what they can do at home next Saturday. 80.
Inc CINCINNATI ContWefcinl Says:-"Brown, the
catcher OF the BoStonS. did not live up to the
League rules and drank too much '-Stimulants"
ana then reeled onto the field at game IN
lowell. The directors disposed OF him sum
ma ml,1fl ~ oE su:pendlng him for one year. Had
lhe Cincinnati management acted in the same
manner last season with one or two of their
PLAYERS the club wouldn't fave come out so
near the little end OF the horn as it did" :. The
Hlalch yesterday evening, at the National
grounds, between the Adjutant Generals office
ana tne PENSION Office resulted In a victory for
Tie latter. Score. 20 tO2.
ARRIVAL OF FLYERS.
Gu the fair grounds Mr.. Mulkey's stable of
Kansas n Guy, Mo-, has arrived. He has "Bclle
OF The West" 50 Virginia" and Wargentine."
[. W. Evans stable, from Ohio, with Jerry"
Buster and Others. will arrive tomorrow.
ana James I. Williams, OF Eminence, KY. will
arrive about Thursday, with "Checkmate."
" vera cruz, Charles Backus, late (.'Tam-
pico,1 and Enquiries"
POIO AND PEDEsTRIANIsM.
The polo match at the rink, last evening, was
between party of young men from Baltimore
ana me washington team. The match was
oie .Johh Byron ana John Simmons started in
d I"enty.mlle go-as-you- please match at Bright
WOOD yesterday afternoon. Byron broke down
after completing 1877 miles. The match is said
TO have been for 5000.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows.
Chas Dodge to Mary L. Marbury, property In
s georgetown, near Montgomery and stoddard
So. 623; s.. H. kilbourn TO the National say,
ings Co., part 10, So. Sc; $3.50. T. E. Wagca
man, trustee, to II. Etseman, south : lot II, So
q OF sub lots, So. $50; 500. s. f. Baird 70 /.
bradley. part !, so. 5l2 3. ii. V. Cole to G.
Wiley Wells. lot II, sub SCI. 160 s4O1. G. A.
Ii ne to G. w. Morgan lot 10 and part II, do;
E3,CcO. W. Chapman ct al, 10 IsaiOre b. NJ
Dodge, property on StOddard streets g. H.
Aschenbach ct al. to John III. Barker, lots Il and
10, So. 29t; $3.50 II. Ewing to National Fire
In l Co, lot So and IS, So, 9l3; 500. G,
Leila HELEN to Chas. Schnebe. part 9, 50. 263;
Sle25. = Slade to Allison Wilson, part 5, 81.
3 81. s3$I John Fox ct al; to Eza snowden lot
-, VI l AApiIoHu Ht'. l. D Duff, trustee. 10 j.
T, Lehman, part A. So. 42o; s4 900. r. NJ Belts
10 %. D. I. Lehman, part "A, So. 429; 5. H.. T.
BIney 10 7. /. Berry, parts 81 and Is, 81. %:
sI.l50. j. II. Gaul to w. b. Evans. part y. So
$50: -. EGsOn j. Hyde. trustees, TO c. f. Per
sons lot \, So. iG6; $3.50. G. W. Stickney, to
hyde Mathews, trustees. lot q and % and
part 70, So. 55a; -. NJ Frederick TO District
property III IniOnt0Wn. John Miller TO same:
90, 10. Jonn Appich TO same; do, do Edward
Chafles 10 j. Il. Robinson. lot a, So. 429; s.
Martha \. HeiSs TO ". H.Pyles, parts OF ''Sc0tt's
Ordinary" and Alliance in the county, A
acres; 5, 500. Il. q. Shirley to John Eaton. sub
lois =, 10 %, lot 3. So. e95 =. ChaS. L. Powell
TO r. Morris, lot q and part 20. block II, sub OF
Meridian Hill; Sl,050. T. Z. Waggaman, trus-
tee TO f. ID. Townsend. let b, 81. IS; Sl2, 00O f.
lots and {, in GeOrgetOWn S. 1850 Robert
Proctor to A. Ii. Herr ct al, portion OF George
town; $50, G00 i. IL. Warner ct al, trustees. to
9. w. +. Swalzel lot and part 3, So. 1872; s2O2
stewart ana NetZel. trustees. to c. Z. COOb lot
2, sec. |, Browns sub. OF Mount Pleasant; s. 900.
}. II. Ieatman to ii. Dickson, pt. 49, So. 2SS;
s., 800. Nj. LuchS TO j. F. Waggaman lot %. So
SIS; $1,000. c. NJ. Matthews, trustee, to Susan
Childs, pit. OF addition to little Dean" &C.:
5. s a. Fitch, trustee. to Mary f. Fitch.
lot IS, sub. So 800; 500. Mary j. lilly ct al TO
". Ii. kllmaf, pit. /, 81. $40; Sl:5l5..
A DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-To.day liz the Faulty
Court, Judge Cartier a decree OF divorce was
maze IN the case OF Georgeanna L. Joyce (nee
GFanam) aSl. W. l.. Joyce, on the ground OF
adultery and bigamy (he having married a
woman out vest, and complainant is given the
flght 10 resume her maiden name. Mr. H. b.
Moult0n appeared for plaintiff and j. Y. Oliver
look the testimony.