Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-15
Sports Oh Land and Water.


RACE.
There Will be boat race this evening between
three fOur-Oared crews OF the Columbia boat club.
TntS race Will test the merits OF the new National
X fle shell, for this crew will have two we'll
matched crews to compete with. The National
Rife Shell will be manned by Kintner, stroke;
Mute, 81 Davis, 2; AMI Woodward, bow. In the
other shells viii be Boyd, stroke: Lake. 3; Wake,
2; and Neslnith, bow; ana Smith, stroke; Zeigle",
3; OILS, 2; and Gibson. low. After the race there
Will be dancing at the boat house
There viii be a race for single working boats at
Marshall Hall, between Eilery, GARRISON, Harding,
Collins, and Joan on on "Wednesday evening.
These are members OF the newly or{anized Carroll
Institute rowing club and on the 10Th the Carroll
Institute excursion takes place.
TURF NOTES.
At Saratoga yesterday. the second race, a
sweepstakes, one mile and five furiongs, was won
by Ella Warfield. Time, 3:01. Third race, for
purse OF $500, three-uuarters OF mile, was Won by
SaUltercr. Tiine, 1:1S4. Fourth race, for all
ages, one mile and q furlOng, was won by Boat
man. Time. 2:03.
The winners at the Brighton Beach races yester-
day were Pilot, Montauk, Malise. L. b. Sprague
and Ingomar.
At the Pittsburg races yesterday, the trottlng
race was won by Early Rose and the pacing race
by Bay Jim.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Eclipse, A; Troys,
s.; Philade!phiaS, 3. At New York-Bostoas, Z;
Metropolltans, T. At Chicago-Cnicagos, %; De-
trOitS, 4.
THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM
to take part in the INTER-, tional match at Creed
moor will sail for New York in the steamer Alaska
on the Goth OF August They will take up their
quarters at the Garden CITY hotel Long Island.
THE sUIIIvAN-wIISGN MATCH
The New York sun to-day says: "There is con-
siderable interest in sporting circles tho soft
glove encounter between John L. Sullivan and
Tug Wilson, OF England, which is to take place in
the Madison Square Garden on Monday evening.
Betting IS at even figures Edward Kearney has
$500 on WILSON, james Wakeiy has bet $3.50 On
sullivan. Jake Seabcld, of Harlem, has bet $500
with Harry Scott, OF Buffalo. that Sullivan will
knock Wilson cut Arthur Chambers has wagered
on Sullivan. George Engeman, OF Brighton Beach,
is betting on Wilson, ana SO is Jack Stiles. Frank
Stevens is laying his money on Sullivan.
ENTERPRISE IN VIRGINIA.-A gentleman of
Washington travelling south, writes to this city ::
Abingdon, Va. has improved considerably within
covery aud probable development or valuable de-
posts OF iron ore I'm ,gnetic,) near the town. Tie
completion OF the Shenandoah valley railroad IS
building up large town at Roanoke Orinerly
Big Lick.) where it joins the Norfolk and western
road, and, altogether, southwestern Virginia has
tiken on new aspect of enterprise and pros
perity. The knoxville ana Ohio railroad is eX-
pected to be completed TO its junction with the
Cincinnati Southern railroad above the Kentucky
line in about month.
AN OLD SOLDIER MAKES 1T LIVELY IN THE POLICE
COURT.-Chas Clark. the old soldier who has no
pedeStalS except one artificial leg, and who gives
the police and Judge Sn5ll good de I'll OF trouble,
was in the dock again this morning at the Police
Court for trial He was charged with curstng and
swearing in the street, and after interrupting the
progress OF the trial several times and making
comments on the Witness he was fined SO 30
days in the wOTIAhOlSe. He then began a TRADE
o! abuse on everybody connected with the court,
and refused to retire to the DOCK and when Bailin
b rton and policeman tried to put him in the
dock Scuffie enSjcd in which the Old warrior,
despite the loss Of his legs got in good work
with his crutchnS. The court imposed an adCil-
tional fine OF SO for contempt OF court, and Or
dered Clark to be committed until the fine is paid
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows: Home
stead ami Land Co. to l. A. Talbot, sub. 49, Sc.
3G; $500. /. A. Talbot TO ". Warlng, same
property; s.. II. r. McCafTrey to F. Frank,
sub. 49, sd. 73S; $3.50 F. Frey ct al, trustees TO
l79; S2,95. F. Hume to W. E. T;ro, pit 81 81. 545;
SOD. Elizabeth NJ. Patch to o. Cox, sub. los, So.
1855; S3GC0. ". A. Johnson trustee, to Laura E.
Billings lot %. ST. 1876; $500. !. Davenport to s.
Saunders, pit. 80, Holmeads addition to George
town; $3.50. H. N. and J. w. Easily to John E.
Edison and Bailey. trustees, to W. Mckenzie, part
~ sun: or 2 to 8, Sluare west OF square 553:
5000. H. L. Sherwoo I, trustee to X. A. Phillips
parts and g. square 2GG; 1900. S. Fowler to
Martha Stett, part 5, square 562; $500 j. II.
Yeatman to j. Hall Senmes, subs. So ana 81 So
subs. &c and 81, SO. 2sS; $500. &. NJ. Lewis to w.
NJ. Hodges, pts. 10 AMI II, So. south Of So. SIC;
$2lo0. Cavalier ct al, trustees, to A. Heitmuler,
lots 20. u, Is, ~ and 5 Pleasant Palms, 81 504 35
A. b. Donaldson to W. W. Hicks, lot %, sub. s. So.
49, SLIGO F. Nj. Jones to Mary Smith, lot ii
SO acres, pit. IA, pit. Harlem; s.. Z. W. Jones,
trustee to same, same property; 1872. James w.
Hunter to same, lot 49, same; $500.