Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

WAS TIE FOUL" AT NEWARK ISTKNTfoSAL5-wHAT
MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBIA CREw SAY ABOUT IT.
number OF the members Of the Columbia boat
Club That went 10 Newark to see the regatta OF
yesterday returned this morning. They all regret
TIE foul which prevented their crew from making
the record which they believe IN could have
occurred near the star., while the grand stand
Was ct the finish. Some OF those that returned
state as their oeiaf ,ht the foul was Intentional,
the [ MONS Knowing that they could not win, and
wiStiiD- 10 give the race 20 q New York crew.
TIE C3iC2BIAs TO Row IN THE CONSOLATION RACE
AT NEWARK TO-DAY.
The Columbus will enter the "consolation race"
to-day, when is open to The defelted crews. 1t is
understood that the Unions will be ruled out OF
this race Tue Collrn3iaS hop, to beat the ArielS
an! then til y will hive the opportunity Of meas
urlUg oars With the Metro20.itaIs, in tn, re-
gattl on the 14Jh ms. As OF, OF the members
superiority Oh oai crew Ia spite Of this fOu, which
pf|Ye mel s fair race"
TIE August E9GArTA-AREITA OF The NEW or
LEANS CREW.
The first crew to arrive here for the purpose OF
taking part in the August regatta was the Eclipse
four-oared crew OF New Orleans, which arrived this
morning. They were accomp iniad by Waterm IN,
the single Scuil r. and were received by members
q r inc rts OH ss., They are 9untsrsa at
the Columbia boat house. The MetropOitans, the
winners In tie e!g.ito3red race In yesterdays re-
gatta. are not expected before nxt week. The
crews from Richmond nd Petersburg are expecte
Saturday night, and will be the guests of the CO.
lumbia club. The Pennsylvania boat club, of PHIL
a single sculler from this clab. has also entered.
Sales Of Real Estate by Auction.
Mcssrs DuncanSO Bros. auctioneer3 nave sold
recently at auction, for Henry D. Cooke, Jr., and
Chas W. Elliott. trustees, lot 49, in square s57, to
IL. NJ Chappell, for 81 cents square foot; lot IS.
same square, to same purchaser, for cents square
foot let 20, same square, to J.H Ketcham. for Ell
purcha-er, for cents so foot: for Rut.eiga VIII
sou, utee, lot s6 OF tie recorded subdivision OF
Orgina! lots l, 3, IL, IS and 49, in square 511,
sill uated corner and New Jersey avenue, to B. H.
Warner, for 25c. SCI foo;; for Woodbury. Wheeler
and Edward II. Thomas. trustees, loi 90, in square
'99. situated on street, between 3 and 4th SITS.
southeast, to Walter ii. Evans Tor $50: for Chas
Walter, trustee sub To- -. according Davils01's
SUBDIVISION SO OF lots L. ana o, in square 2S2, I'm
proved by brick house, known rs 1874 18TH street
northwest, TO w. +. Murphy, esq, for 81 900; for
]. L. Johnson and George Francis Dawson. tr;Is-
improved by a Iwo-story BRICK house, known as
No AZ Defrtes street, TO DE-. Bahrends, Tor s1145;
Tor o: C. Green aud VIM King, jr:, trustees, the
east a5 feet front Of original lot Is in square 49,
improved by brick house, situated on street,
between 2d ard 81 streets northeast to Paul He'll
muth. for $40; for Charles Walter, trustee. the
west II feet inches front Of lot 10n square $50
Miss frances and Matthias Straub, for 5Sc. square
loot; the center II feet inches 'front.' of lot 10,
the above property IS Situated on stree, between
9th and 1th streets northwest: for ChaS. Walter,
eNecutH. lou 49, In square $685. with the improve
ments, known as Nos. 6i7 ana $40 ii street north
east, To Robert Blair, iOr S1,6i5; for the owner
SUBS lots lC9. no. Ill and 49, In square $40. stu
ated corner 13Lh and COrcOran streets northwest,
TO Co. JAS. g. Payne. for 500 per So. foot
Excursions, Picnics, &c.
THE NATIONAL RIFLES CADETS will give their
thlri evening excursion TO Marshall Hall, to NOR
row evening OH the ST. W. W. COrcOran.
TIE PRIVATE SOCIAL CLUS give their annual eX-
cufSiOn to Marshall Hall tlS eveninr leaving on
the steamer W. W. Corcoran at $50 p. IN.
LOWER CEDAR POINT.-The steamer Armenia
makes daily excursion trips to Lower Cedar Point,
Sa' urGays excepted.
Mt FERNON.-The steamer W. W. Corcoran
leaves for Mt. vernon and adjacent points every
day, except Sunday, at 10 IN, returning at 80
p. IN.
SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS are given on
Tie steamer Armenia leaving ct ESQ p. ~ and
at II.
The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes excur-
sion Trips 70 Occoquan Fails Mondays, Wednes-
days ana Fridays; TO Marshall. Hall Saturdays,
and Marshall Hall AMI Glynont Sundays
GREAT FALLS-Tho steam packet Excelsior
makes trips to Great Fills and Cabin John
Bridge Sundays, Weines lays and Fridays leaving
mgr street ana canal at am.
ASHINGT0N GROVE CAMP. "A daily excursion
train Is run by the b. and U. road, to Washington
Grove. leaving Washington at $3.50 a. ~, and re-
turning from the Grove at 7:10 D. IN.