Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29
Sporting Notes.

RIFLE SHOOTING AT BKNNINGS.
The military subscription match open to all
comers, at the Benning's range, yesterday
afternoon, was at 200 yards, seven shots.
There were II entries and 10 re-entrles The
scores were as follows, out OF a possible 35:
EntrleS-Adee, 2S; tombstone, &c: Miller, 25:
Cash. Is: Barnes. rs; oyster. 25; Beall "a; Har.
Iison; "a; Morse, 49, Vale, 2s; Sample. %; Laird,
10; Abner, IL. Re-entries- tombstone 20; Cash,
.; Miller, 2l; oyster. 26; Beall %; Harrison,
%; Woodbridge, Is; Laird, 22; Keech, %; Vale.
stone took the FIRST prize on the re-entry score
and Mi. Adee. under the rules OF the National
Rifle Association, took the second prize This
will be shot every Thursday afternoon at fve
O'Clock at Benning's range, weather permit
ting until the end or July.
sCHAEFBR's CHALLENGE MAILED TO vIGNAUy.
fer yesterday deposited 500 as forfeit with
the SPIRIT OF the Times, and mailed to Maurice
Nignaux, Paris challenge to play 600 poIni
at the champions game OF billiards in series
the match to take place next December In Lon
don or New York.
Base ball yesterday: at New York, Bostons
Is, MetropOl1tans l; at Troy, TroyS 10, At
lantics s; at Princeton, Providence Club ~.
Princeton University 3.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
z,
line Mergenthaler; John P. Morris and E. II.
Pendleton; Arthur 81. Giennon, OF New York,
and Susie Polk Rayner, of North Carolina: Thee.
Williams and Sarah Miner; c. L. Bozzell and
Marian N. Means, OF Alexandria county, Va:
2. CTowell, OF Fairfax county. Va, and Ellen
HuTlbert; G. II. Davidson, NJ. D., of Baltimore,
and Mary N. Early; r, Hayden and Cora M.
den; David Powell and Malinda Orange. of Alex
andItR; w. j. Thorowgood, OF Norfolk, and Ada
F. WiIlett: Edward Dopson. Of New York, and
duke, Of Fredericksburg, Va. and Alice N. San
dy, OF Essex county. Va; Hannibal Hale and
Rhoda Holmes, of Charlottesville. Va; Albert
b. aPes ana MARION ssren Chas W. Handy
and Beckie F. Nowles; Shepherd A. Harris OF
Edentep, n. c., and Alice r. Richardson, OF
Annapolis, Md; Thomas Ganter and Alice E.
CLARK, of Philadelphia; James II. Keller and
Rebecca Wenger; John d. Spalding and Bette
Z. Davis: J. q. L. Holcombe and Ida Wilton
Tay lor; John Forsythe Meigs, Jr., OF Philadel-
ers, OF Hartford county, Nd: James Davldge,
OF Baltimore, and Annie Parker: Douglas n.
Wig1eld and Dora l.. ParT. both OF FarQuter
county s,,1 Va; John u; Bland ana Annie J. PIERCE
Nicholson: Jas. Compton ana Ellen L. Doll; A.
bert c. Tenley and Annie Hardy, OF Montgo-
merry county. Nd: Jas. ID. Sewen. OF Md, and
Ella Branham, OF Texas; Chas. S. Penhollow, OF
Boston, and Mary Coffin.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. T. Coldwell. real
estate DIOktI ana 6tCllOneer, mas maue the 1ol-
lowing sales, viz: For Nathaniel Carusi, trus-
tee, parts lots 10 and Il. SO. S45. improved by
frame house, on southwest corner 10th and II
SIS. NV, to Geo. j. Haines at s., 800. For L.
c. Bailey and G. A. Stewart, trustees, part lot
S. So. d, improved by small frame house, on
oath ST., between 81 and SITS. NV, TO Jonn T.
Arms, at S625. A small frame house In alley,
between E and F and 1st and ID SITS. NV, to
John a. Brown, at $780, Vacant lot adjoining
to Chas. L. Dubois, at $780, For Chas. McEuen,
trustee, part lot 8. SO. .1S, on ST., between 80
a a. 4th sIs; ne. TO ]: n whitney. at Ssoo: For
On Sth ST., bet. d and SITS. s:w., TO JnO. Burke.
at 5000. For John L. Arms. trustee, lots E and
T. so. 213. improved by frame dwelling, No.
2014 18th st. NV, TO Herman Diebitsch. at
81 $50. Three story brick dwelling, on c st.,
between AZ and 9th SIS NV, TO Isaac Smith,
at 81 500. For b. II. Warner and VII. Doherty,
4th st. ne, to NJ. l. and E. Doherty, at s., 25O.
For NJ. Ashford and E. Carusi trustees, two
story brick dwelling, No. 1916 st. NV, to
Wheatley Bros, at s4,o25. For F. w: Jones.
james E. Fitch, at SLIPS. Four-story brick
house, No. 410 18th st, NV, to E. C. Cutter, at
Sc, 500. For q. A. Mc.ntire, trustee, lots 16 and
tage Hill, to John Mcclellan, at $3.50. For G.H.
and W. E. BILL, trustees sub-lot IS. so. $50, i'm
proved by two story brick dwelling, No. 1116
b st. se, to George Brown. at $50. For r. c.
Fox and G. w. Brown. sub-lot 20, 90. 242, in
proved by three-sIory brick dwelling, No.
1874 Vermont avenue, TO Hon. VIM. Lawrence,
at 3. COO. subject TO special imp. tax. For n.
CaTusi, trustee, pit lot S. So 496, improved oy
small frame dwelling, on G st., bet. AZ and 6th
sw.. to 2. T. Mayn, at ss75. For Wa. Todd
and A. b. Lee. pit. lot 8. SO. $50, improved oy
tWO-story brick house. No. 5ls n. J. ave; NV,
to Luther Gilbert, trustee, at So 6oo: An OF iS1
6, and part lots 16 and II, so. asa, improved oy
large brick stable on g st, between 9Th and
eth SITS. NV, and small brick stable, on alley
In rear, to John Il. Gheen, at s26, 200.
Messrs. Duncanson BROS, aucuoneers; SOLO
Frank Hume trustees the whole of square 232,
bounded by 14th and 18th and and streets
s1uthWest. occupied as depot by the U. s.
artermaster, permanent improvements large
brick mansion, for the sum OF sll ,lvo. to John
m Young, The same firm also sold yesterday
afternoon for Job Barnard, trustee. east half OF
lot 4 In square SIS, fronting % feet inches on
* street, near the Northern Liberty market,
with q depth OF 146 feet II inches improved BY
a three story brick dwelling, to Mrs Christiana
Kozel, for s.. $50.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKKT.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, Wednesday, ION the Metro
polftan Branch. B. & o. r. R.. three miles from
the cdty-Lewis d. Means. propr1etor), $40 head
OF cattle were offered, OF which all were sold TO