Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-17
Sporting Matters.

1 n 10" udyS VI SucH WcdtIcf is We nave la0 To-
| day and the Potomac river above Georgetown will
De dotted every evening with pleasure boats four
| cared shells and singles. The continued bad
| weather has prevented many crews from leaving
seen to shoot out occasionally between showers.
| The oarSmen generally are, at this late date, as
our cut last evening i they intend using their
eght-osred shell for practice. boat, and
% her the senior bn. four will be
| appearance, and there Is every prospect
| FOR very active season. 1t is confidently
have race the Potomac before the Fredericks-
| burg regatta, which takes place on the 4th OF
| July. The Potomac junior crew, which will row
against a crew from the Rappahannock boat CLUB
It the Fredericksburg regatta, viii. be the guests
Of the IN the ,ss Challenge the Rap
hospitality"
The Potomac boat club VIII hold special meet
ing Friday evening to consider the invitation OF
| the Rappahannock club, or Fredericksburg, to row
| a junior race thu 4th OF July.
| The Columbia boat club will have a dance at
| their bO2t-houSe on Monday evening, and on the
1st CT June they Will have moonlight excursion
| to Marshall Hall.
| HANLaN, THE OARsNAN,
has taken passage on board the City OF Richmond
for New YORK. It is reported that splendid induce
| 1nents were he'll out TO him to remain In England
| one party agreeing to pay him 5000 for SIX
| exhibitions of skill as an OarSman. Another offer
was 5000 per year for five years. Hanlan to row
| offers were declined.
| TURF NOTES.
! Fifteen thousand people were present yesterday
at the Louisville, Ky, races, and the weather
all that could be desired. First race, club purse,
$780, dash u mile-Gus Matthews won by q length !:
| MaInm0Eist SecOnd-time, 1:16si; French pools
| raid $3.50. Second race, club purse, 1900, IL
miles Gledella won: Brrnham second-time ,2:l4X !;
| French pools paid $3.50. Third race, Kentucky
| Derby for three-year OldS, 4 mileS-ApollO won ;
Rnnn YIN seeond-tims. s:4oa: French pools
Brambalettl won first heat-time, Ash; French
pools paid s7.2O.
follows: The a:ao-class raceSFlorence NJ, ii, /:
Walnut, 2, 2; Lillian. 8, g. g.; Wade Hampton, 4,
B %na MSes s. !; a tiWe aH sg "a
Wright, 2 2. q Driver, 9, 5, S; yotaire. 4, 9, 9;
Fannie Robinson, 5. "a; time, s:s5N, s:s5A, s:s5:
meeting at Point Breeze Park, Philadelphia. First
race. 3-ninute class, purse s4o0-Young Fullerton,
time, s:sssl, a:a4. ssis second race, 80 class,
purse $6O0-J. p. Morris, 1, l. 1; CroAie 2 2 g:
2:26H.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Philadelphia -Metropotans s. Phadel-
Providences II, Troy 6; at Chicago-ChicagOs is,
| BuffalOS 2: at Observation-Disclosures 10, BostOnS
7; at Gneinnatl-Ginelnnatis 9: Alleghenys4; at
New Observation-Disclosures Z, University of Penn
| sylvania 2; at Detroit-DetrOits 8, ClevelandS g.
| APRIzE FIGHT
with hard gloves for $500 side took place yester-
| day afternoon at Eiliott's Novelty Theater COney
| Island, between Charles Norton, OF Newark, N.
j., and James Frawley. OF Green Point L. l. 1t
ments, Frawley, who was badly punished,
| claiming foul This OccaSiOned dispute be-
| Frawley was arrested while endeavoring to es-
| CAPE
THE BALTIMORE WALKING MATCH
Harmer, who is in the lead ct the Baltimore
| walking match made the first 80 miles in az
hours from the start, followed by Mackey and
Ward, Baumaester-a ma who has never before
test-has gained many friends by piuck and and
speef, and WILL 1t is believed, not be far from the
front on Saturday night. The score at midnight
| last night was: Harmer, 166 miles and 1 lap;
Mackey. l59 miles and laps; Ward. 154 miles and
laps; Baumaester, 146 miles and laps; Nickum
| 1l9 miles and laps
JUDGE SMELL ON UNLICENSED DRAM SHoPs.-In
the Police Court yesterday morning, during the
trial of John Scanlon, charged with Keeping an
unlicensed whisky shop. Judge Smell dismissed
some of the witnesses froi. the witness stand on
and threatened to send them to Jail for contempt.
Counsel Tor the defence asked the court to dismiss
| the case on account OF the character OF the wit
nesses The court said none but witnesses of this
| character freG'o'nt these unlicensed dram shops,
which are the worst features of the whisky trade.
| Inc most abandoned classes can get whisky at
| these places. go home and abuse their families,
and commit burglaries and murders, when they
could not get drink in one licensed place in the
city, and he would impose the usual fine OF sos or
| % days. An appeal was noted.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Mary
J; Warner to Glendour Medairy, sub 80, So AS;
$3.50 j. j. Knox, commissioner. &C., to J. 8.
trustee, to Mary Ann Ergood, pit g. So as3; 81. 400
John lyman to Woodbury. Blair ut. TO- So 1877:
s.. c. S. Drury to p H. sweet, sub %, So. sO4
| s707 f. g. DIETRICH to Bertha L. DIETRICH, pit 81
SCI 81 s| 90 T. W W, Barley to jeremiah Murphy.
tee, to L. G. Cassart, lot g. block Sc; S7S1.3O j. T.
Stevens to w. c. HILL lot 3, block g. Meridian Hill
Sl,IoI7u L. D. Fisher ct al, trustees to II. Dick
4 son. Dt. u. SSS. 80 SD George w TaeSnftzor
to F. B. Smith, sub ~ 81. 435; SS79 60 John Hitz,
e. a ASSUMES :, to same sub g. do ss1s 60
c. W Horner trustee. to Mary Il Durant, ' pt :,
50: sic; SOS; ". 7. Barr to Robt. Barr, pts. and
60. SO; 9s; $3.50 p. D: Davidson to Henry Clay,
lots 81 and 32, so. 9i2; 81 800 C. c. Washburn to
Fanny w. Payson, lot s, 50. al6; =. ". N.
So. Is; s2,2S4 Elisha Goddard to F. NJ. Green, lot
q. block 6; lot 5. and pts and z; lots 8, 9, 10,
II to H. block H. and e. block H. Is to II, block
and 5, p, block 2, Meridian Hin; - Charlotte Y
Margaret Winters to Richard E. Randall, pit. 2, So
77s; 5000. Alice r; Franklin to Margaret K. FRANK
and e as pit So ess S 'G fsaah
e Barker to H: G. Pearson, sub is, So. ss5;
Fishman. pit II, SO. 454: 81 ,625. John E. Walsh to
Mary Walsh ct al, lot ss, sub OF lots in So 511; 81
sub of So. 100. Georgetown; $3.50. r. E. Randall
TO Margaret Winters ut. 2, 81. 773; $500 Citizens
Building Co. to T. L. Tul!Ock. sub 25 So 1863; 200
b. ii. Warner ct al trustees, 10 W. L. Aughin-
| baugh, lots and 2 So $3.50; s., $50 %. p. H. HOoe
| ct al to C. c. Willard, lot II. 81. 254; s. Sarah
Bennett to j. Holdsw0rth Gordon, pts 277 ana 27S;
2,40 j. w. Starr, trustee. TO John Eagan, ut. lot
10, so. rs; s576. Jane s. Douglas to r. McIntire.
| lot y, So. 561; 5. f. Weston to Madeline v.
Dahlgren, pit 2, so. 246; sl1,0O0
| RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front as follows: Schr E. A.
johnson, GLADDEN., 8, eco feet lumber, to w W.
| Mccullough & Co.; Schr s. A. White, White, O. 900
do. do, to f. E. Jackson & Co.; schr. Elizabeth
HattOn, 5000 do do, to j. T. TuHiS & Co.; schr.
Mary d. Ireland, Scull, $40 tons ice, to CO-opera-
tive Ice Co.. schr Maid OF the MIST Fields 1873 tons
coal, 10 CLARK Given; barge Emma Amelia, Lough-
| ran, 2of tons coal, market; barge Mary Ann Ma
grudef, Magruder, 254 tons coal, to Clark Given:
barge Katie Moore, Moore, 2S4 tons COAL market;
sehr; f. A Johnson, GLADDEN., 5000 feet lumber,
Mccullough; Schr. s. A. White, White, 9OOOO do
T. f. Jackson; schr Elizabeth, $1,000 feet do, j. IT,
| TunS: schr. Mary ID. Ireland Schulz, $40 tons Ice
Cooperative Ice Co.: schr Maid OF the Mist Fields
12S tons coal, Clark & Given: barge Emma Amelia
Pol tons coal, market; barge NJ. A. Magruder Ma,
gruder 23i tons coal, Clark Given; barge Katie
Moore, IA tons coal, market; schr. Fanny Miller,
100 tons sand, Miller; str. Sue, Geoghegan freight
stephenson Bros str. Norfolk. Lawson. merchan-
utZe, johnson Bros. str. G. w Pride Pef1denytll