Evening star., 1886-06-03

DAYS SPORT AT IVY CITY FOR BENEFIT OF THE
EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL.
There will be a day racing given by gentle
men OF this city on Tuesday, June Sth at the
Ivy City race course, for the benefit of the Eye
and Ear hospital. The program will comprise
four races, as follows:
First race-A sweepstakes of So each play
or pay, with SO added, the second horse to
save his stake, iOr hslibsed horses, to carry I5o
pounds, overweight allowed. Hail d mile
Second race-A sweepstakes OF So each play
or pay, with $40 added, the second horse 10
save his stake, to carry 20 pounds, overweight
allowed, for ponies 14.I and under, Five
elghths OF "A mile.
Third raee-A sweepstakes of So each, play
OF pay, with so adued, the second morse to
save his stake. ior ilsll.-bred horses, To carry
100 pounds, overweight allowed. One mi.e
Fourth raee-A sweepstakes OF So EACH play
OF pay, with 500 added, for horses that never
won a race Under the auspices oil a regularly
organized jockey club.
one vi tne conditions of each OF the foregoing
four races i that at least three horses shall
start or no money shall be added. Entries 10
close at the rooms of the National JocEe,- 1I,h
Vernon building, corner 10th street and Pen
syIvanla avenue. on Saturday, June 9TH at
l2.3o pm. The races Will commence at 4
Oe4Ock; admission, nifty cents TO ali parts OF the
grounds The B. anu U. railroad will run spe-
cial trains.
The RIGHT To OBsTRUcr THE SrREEr.-The
Court IN General Term yesterday affirmed the
Judgment OF the court below in the case of w IL
liam Neitzey agt. the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad company. MIR NeilZey brona IN .nii
IN september, loo3 claiming $1,000 damages
because the railroad company IN 1851 laid
down la 'front.' OF the plaintiffs house, on Mary
Hand avenue, iour railroad tracks sidings
which were used for loading and unloading
freight cars. and Ior shifting cars. thereby
sioGing a nuisance from the noise, smoke, SCOT
and cinders. la December. 1855, the Jury in
Judge Merrlcks ; court gave verdict in Mr.
NeitZey iatvor FOR So.2- Judge Cox delivered
the opinion o! tlIe court yesterday that the rail.
road company had no right To- obstruct the
street, and inat the facts set for constitute a
REAL ESTATE SALEs-A. L. Bliss has sold to
Julia OHare, IOr $4,000, property fronting 81
Ieet on the west side OF l3tA street, between III
and streets CdthaE!ne Vi. BordInsin has sold
To >. r. Merrill, Tor ,. 500, property the east
SIDE OI l4tE street, between l. street and Thomas
Circle. X. ". ai&er and james G Hester
have sold TO Henry kraak, for sIu25O prop
erty fronting "a ieet the east side Oi III,
street, just north OF Pennsylvania ayeau..
Henry kraak has sold To X W. Walker ard /
q. Hester. tor $4,000, two lots rs aud Az 81
Ieet 'front.' on the south side OF r street. between
3D. and Attn streets northeast lie 10y Tuttie
Is sold 10 stephen T: Quackenbush. for
Mary Wilkes, Misses Mary L., Jane and Eliza
Wilkes have sold to tine Cosmos club for
lo1s and III streets. The National Savinr.
Bank o! the District Oh Co uInbia has sold n
Fannie H. insersoii for so,3eI, parts of I've
lots Ia = T. b'owns subdivision OF Pleasant
Plains Nirsinis. a. Coroit has sold to Geor q
D. Todd, iUr oil 900, house 20 ieet front OF
the nOfta si-e - street, between lSin and
l0th stseets- Virginia Il. Brady has sold a
william B. Hodges, ior s6,OUo. property at thu
southwest corner o. 3ti aad 1 streets. Edgar II
Stocktag has sold to Leanaer NJ. HUBBY EJl
SS,ooO, property fronting 20 feet O,i the nor,t
side oi fennsyiVania avenue. between I'd anc
ID streets, and runUing back 10 street. wi Il
The same frontage on that street.
WARDS TOWER STANDS.-The case of Ware
VS.. Building Regulations was called In tn,
Criminal Court this morning. This case is ON,
THAI was appeaed from the Police Court abou
6ne year ago. Mr.. Ward Was represented b,
Mr.. Norris and Daniel Cahiil, anu the govern
ment by Dir. III. Davis. When the case wa
called the government, on behalf vi the build
ing regulations, entered nole pros. Mr.. W art
WAS nottned last Tuesday by Mr.. King. al
assistant building Inspector, that he could hay,
tae case aoiie pressed by petition 10 Mr.. Davis
his proposition was respectfully declined by
IA. aTa t-roush his attorneys.