Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

last by one Of the counsel and the child was
removed that night.
| Mr.. Fay replied that Mr. Thomas on that very
day stated TO two persons that he was not TAX
Ing any proceedings TO get possession or the
child, but efforts were being made 10 get him To
DO so.
The court postponed further consideration OF
the case until the first Friday In August init
mating that the child must be produced
sports on Land and Water.
LAST DAY or THE PHILADELPHIA REGATTA
Cn the third and last day OF the eighth an
nual regatta or the National Association, on
the Schuykin yesterday the races were be-
tween the winners OF the last TWO days 10 de-
termine the recipients OF the prizes j. Ill.
&. Watts. OF Baltimore. was umpire OF the day.
The first race was for junior single scuIls with
six entries. and was won by Whitaker, OF Paw
tucket in 1888; Jackson, or IonkerS second.
In the race for siN-oared crews there were four
entries. the Mutuals, OF Albany, y. Y, winning
in Ssh "a; Institutes, of Newark, y. j.. second.
There We're three entries In the senior single
SCull race, which was won by Mumfort, OF the
Perseverance club OF New orleans, In l0.05li,
During this race VIM. Murray, or the Elizabeth
club. of Portsmouth. Va, who got the advan-
tage in the start, but was oyerhaued by Num-
ford On the first quarter, pulled directly for
Mumford's shell, making a foul, and he was
ruled out. Vim. Ball. OF the Detroit Zephyrs,
came In five lengths behind Mumford. The
| pair-oared race was won easily by the Gen.
| Liar Brothers, OF Albany, beating Leven and
| Chflds, OF New York. ia l2.l1%. Holmes and
| Whitaker, OF the Pawtuckets, won the double
| skull race easily. over Birney and Hanford
| fopham, OF Saginaw, la 9.4l5s. The four
| cared shell race was won by the Hillsdale
| crew, tef Michigan, In s53, after an exciting
race with the Wyandottes, (Mich.,) Crescents,
| the Wyandottes ran into the wharf and crushed
| their shell. The eight-oared shell race was
| won by the Daunuess crew, OF New York, In
! S.53; Resolute IN. " second and Nassau IN.
| " third. AT a meeting or the National asso-
/ ciation this evening the challenge cups were
| delivered 10 the winning crews and in addition
each winning crew was presented with a hand
some SILK banner, and each member OF the
! winning crews received beautiful gold badge.
| I he presentations were made by George North
| rop, ESQ.,, OF Philadelphia-
| THE RACES AT DETROIT
yesterday were diversified by lighting over pool
selling, and the arrest OF number or parties par
tcipatipg In IL. Parties outside OF the city out
bid the usual manipulators OF the pool here In
| his city for the privilege OF selling pools,
/ Whereupon the latter proceeded 20 arrest the
| former for violating the laws OF the state and
| there was lively serimma9e. in which pool
| sellers, cOnStableS and horse-owners took promi-
nent parts The first race. mile dash for all
ages. was won by Knight Templar in l:44; Rye
Bread second, and Sistova third La the second
race, for three year oldS, mile heats-two trials
Bancroft won In 1:42J&. and l:44s4; j. Haverly
! second. The third race for all ageS-daSh Pa
miles-was won by Cammie r. In 4:o54; Alice
| Bruce second. The last race, a two-mlle dash,
over eight hurdles, had three starters. Harry
| Bishop won Ia 4:50.
SPORTING NOTES.
| Great preparations are being made at Cape
! May for the ocean regatta to come of in front
| OF that city on the 1ath of August next. II is
| expected that fully nfty yachts, including prom
| irent boats from New York, Baltimore and
other points. will participate. 1t is stated that
Governors Mcclellan, OF New Jersey, and Hoyt,
! OF Pennsylvania, and General Garfield have sg-
| n1fed their intention OF being present.
There have been five entries In the double
| Scull race to come of on the Eastern branch be-
/ tween the Anacostia and Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad bridges on Monday evening next.
The race is TO be rowed IN eighteen feet sliding
seat boats. The entries are Messrs John Robey
! and George McDermott, Frank Venaole ana
| Charles Nicholson, III. Lewis and p. Mansfield
Dennis Hurley and John Elklns, Frank Walker
picked team Of the Toronto Lad sse Club,
eighteen in number, left that city for New York
| yesterday. Mr.. EraStus Wiman, OF New York,
bears the expenses OF the trip In order 70 en-
courage the introduction OF lacrosse into the
Inited States. Exhibition games will be played
on the Staten Island Cricket Club grounds
The Nationals at Springfield Yesterday,
| The score SEQ. ' was W " III Aa'oi vi 'he "Oi'
The Columbia an, Cornell crews are at Lake
George, n. Y, prepar ioI o oe ,,f he ,nnre
PENNSYLVANIA Uniyersil. VIC" wiz "0 0H0'0
! Monday. p,,,,,or an. yru,
AT Cincinnati, yesterday. Palmer ana VIII
Cody won in the two trotung 4.
THREE TINES MARRIED-Tsrioe Sse 90 n"ft,e nc
Edn, ana Ttrtce DiUoroed.-This MOI "a edivorc-
Equity Court Judge Cox made deer, mas q,
ing catherine NJ. Donnelly from the b -s,no
| matrimony with James o. Donnelly ava urs anss
complainant an Injunction to prevent defend. N, ~
| from interfering With her property and givtn,
Ter permission TO resume the name OF her for
mer husband, Boyle. The bill was filed in this
case In December last, and sets forth the mar
| fiage OF the parties in November. 1876, and she
charged him with adultery with Nellie King
and susan Perry. la a few days thereafter an
answer was filed by him denying the charges
aid charging that she treated him with much
FC Nv &c h.
late Policeman James Boyle against whom She
filed bill in September, 1873. which resulted in
a decree OF divorce In 1874 and she was given
her maiden name OF Sherry, with the custody
OF her children; but In April following she was
married to Boyle, Rev. Father Boyle performing
The ceremony. In this case decided to-day
Messrs. ID. +. Cahill and A. B. Williams ap-
peared for plaintiff, and Med. Darlington, B. IT,
Webo and b. j. Darneilie for defendant
THE DIVORCE Yesterday Judge Mac
Arthur granted Julia Robinson divorce from
ROBERT ID. Robinson, with permission TO resume
her maiden name, Julia Suter. They were mar
I1ed in Baltimore, Md, october IA, 1869, by Rev.
X. IL. Robinson, and came 10 this city to reside,
and she charged that about five years ago he de-
serted her and returned TO Baltimore, where he
renamed Two years, ana then removed TO Vir-
gtnia-
Judge Macarthur yesterday dismissed the bill
In the case OF John T. Evely agt Julia E. Eyely.
They were married In this city November 10.
1864, and lived together until June 26, 1865,
when he charges that she willfully abandoned
him, and when sent for stated that she acted
under the @ advice & OF ~ her people: 10 the answer
bill put In for al1mony.
In the case OF Johanna Miller agt. Ludwig
Miller motion TO dismiss the amended Dill
was denied
The case Of Ann Hfll Bowles agt. John
Bowles, was referred for testimony.
Peter B. Bergevin yesterday fled pln for
divorce from Martha A. Bergevfn. suit was
commenced by Bergevin. March l. 1879, but the
parties made a compromise, and the case was
entered settled December o. The bin states
that they married March 9, 1874, and he charges
he defendant with infidelity.
This morning, In the Equity Court Judge Cox
made decree or divorce from bed and board In
the case OF Susan E. Spaids against Chauncey
u. Spaids. MI B. Z. jackson appeared lor
plaintiff and w. T. johnson for respondent
a. DR. Tanner says that grasshoppers In the
northwest live all winter without food.
~ Three steamships yesterday took gut OF
Baltimore 296, SIC bushels Of wheat
e~Cleveland's fireman are allowed but half