The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01
THE COMING REGATTA.


L WIN nANe hbbtEGh.
Last evening there was a meeting of the re
gatts committee at Johnny Hawkins saloon, i
order to receive entries for the regatta OF th
Riverside Rowing Club, to take place at the Nev
Lake End on Monday and Tuesday next. o.
Monday the races will be. first the single SOUL
double shell, and four-oared gig; on Tuesday
single SOUL working boat four-oared barge, ant
| four oared she'll The distance will be- For th,
single sculls and double.oared seulls, tive miles
for the four-oared gigs and barges, two miles
and for four-oared shells, three miles.
The following named gentlemen will act al
judges, aud they will select an umpire: B. M
Harrod. Gus. A. Breaux. Chss. Cavanac, P. l.
Bouny, j. Ii. Beban and W. b. Krumbhaar.
The entries, as closed last night, were a,
follows.
ENTRIES ron RIVERSIDE REGATTA.
Southern Club.-Four-oare shell J. P. McEt
roy, Al feet long, Is inches beam; built by e
Waters Son, Troy, N. Y, of paper. A. H
Deokbar. stroke; P. slesslnger, No. 8; J. Il
Churchill, No. 2; W. ziegler, No. 1; W. Reeder
coxswain.
Double soull shell VIM. Mehle, s5 feet long
i7H inches beam; bnilt by Blake, Of Mass. j
captain. Colors-Blue and white.
II inches beam; built by Rouse, borne b Nor.
ton. Algiers. JAS. Foley. No. /; Thos Higgins,
No: 2; v. Heath. No. 3; John l.. Smith, No &; A.
A. Murdo, coxswain NJ. James and p. Mulcare
substitutes. Colors- Blue and White.
Single scull Eddy, 20 feet long, 10 inches wide;
]. J. Burtus, builder. Il. FOLEY, rover.
Perseverance, Gub.--shell Annie r., ID fee,
long, 10 inches beam built by Thos: Fernon, Of
Yonkers, N. Y. II. Rohder, bow: w. Graham,
stroke; Jno. Kennedy, No. q; q. Meany, No. 8;
James Ferrer. coxswain.
Gig Katie, 80 feet long; built BY T. Fernon. OF
New York. IL. O. Ieagler, bow; Ii. Bland, No. Q;
Jno. u. sullivan. No. 0; A. Thomas, stroke; Peter
6ellen, coxswain.
Single SOUL Johnnie. 80 feet long, 70 inches
beam; built by 7. Fernon, New York. Jas.
Keegan. Substitutes j. Bohden, Chas Ru-
doloh, Thos. Graham and James Harmon.
Pickctck Gub.. -single soul working boat
deep; Ed. Boset builder. Colors-Whte and
red. l.. Favaree, rover.
Magnolia Ciub.--Four. cared gig Harry B., Jr.;
7. Boresch. New Orleans, builder; SO feet long,
No. .; r. stublefeld, No. 8; A. Mcdonald,
stroke; r. Rooney, coxswan.
Wherry M. Durnia. Colors-White shirt and
blue stripe.
=, Orleans otuD.--Fou..o gig D, g. Ramelli.
Peyton, No. 2; L. 8. Watrouse, No. 3.
Single roull Nemelsss Rowed by M. Dallas.
ApintraA Csub.--Four.o sred barge Lilly John.
son, 33 feet long, "a inch beam; Rice Cogsn,
builder, .Algiers. Thomas Oliver, No. i; VIM
Brooks, No. 2; Fly. Lambert, No. g. Andrew Mil
ler, No. 4; Henry McCabe, ooxswsin. Colors-
Grey.
Perseverance, Club.-single scull working boat.
20 feet long. feet wide; John Mahony builder.
l.. Wire rover.
Hope Cyub.-Four.o cared shell J. Wolkart. AZ
feet long, 10 inch beam; q. b. Elliot, Greenpoint,
N. Y, builder. Jos. usk, No. /; John MoNuity'
No.; W. TaDzley, No. 8; M. darcy, stroke; r.
Bradley, coxswain.
or. O. Wilson, No. 1; J. Redmond No. q: M,
Lightly No. 8; P. Powerp stroke; r. Bradbury,
coxswain.
Four-oared barge Mimi Kelt, SO feet long, AZ inch
beam; Il. OoGan, Algiers, builder. Pat Walsh,
No. l; Thos. McGrath, No. q A. johnson, No. g.
JAS. fully. stroke; John Carey, coxswain.
Single scull working boat Hope. % feet long,
"a inch beam; Ed. Bosch, New Orleans, builder.
Jas. O'Donne, rover.
Single seull A. P. Kip, J. Maxwell. builder,
Pittsburg; length 81 feet. beam 1O1% inches.
C.rrollson, builder; length Is feet, beam IS
inches, depth 6l inches; VIM. Rafferty,, rover.
Double scull shell Frank McElroy, Blakey, OF
Cambridge, Mass, builder; length SO feet inches,
beam Is inches, depth ~ inches stroke, j. r.
Tetze; bow, Thomas Barrett. Colors-BIue and
red.
Riuersides. -Shell. James H. Grover, bailt bv
Blake of Cambridge, Msse.; length al feet, 81
inch BEAM. Spanish cedar. P. Gallagher bow;
VIM. Dougherty, No. 2; Mike Ridge, No g. H.
Murphy, stroke; Ed Klien, coxswain.
Four cared gig Ida Edith, built by Blake; SO
feet In length, rs inch beam. Spanish cedar
Tom O'Hara, bow; Henry Frazer, No. 2; Mike
Gallagher. No. 3; Robt. E. Diamond, stroke; Ed.
Klien, c0Kswain.
&.John Ro,oing ub.-single shell Rose, Ell
lott, builder. @. T Soniat, rover.
Oelestine, Waters Son, builders. II. G. Mus.
grove, rover.
Double ecull Amelia, Elliott, builder. Jno.
Connolly, stroke; I. II. Bayh, rover.
Wherry Unknown, o. T. Soniat, rover
The gold badges for the winners were OK.
hibited last night, and they we're of the most
tasty pattern and exquisitely designed. The
artistic head that gave shape to the work Was
that OF Mr. j. @. Meyer, OF No. 1911 Old Levee
street, who has for SO long time catered to or
clubs.
The badges for crew and coxswain are OF gold,
with oxydized silver oars crossed, and the pat
tern is most unique. In order that the public
may get view of them they will to-day be
placed in the window Of Mr.. b. T. Walshe, on
CANAL street, on exhibition.
On Friday evening the judges will meet at
Hawkins Saloon, at o'clock, for conference, and
on Saturday evening" the captsins and strokes Of
crews will meet at the came place to choose posi-
tions,