Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-29

COMPLETE LIST OF ENTRIES foR THE yAHou1
RACES.
The ''entry list" for the ninth annual regatta,
National Association OF Amateur oarsmen. TO
take place on the Potomac river September sth
and 9th next was received in this city this morn
ing. The list is as follows
EIGHT OARS. =
Metropolitan, New York City:-A. J. Schren. !,
keisen, bow: r. H. Schiele, 2; NJ. p. Ryan, 8; |
w j. Cooper, 4; p. f. Nagle, s. J. Russell 8; .
w. Appe, q J. Pilkington. stroke; r. f. Schren-
keisen, coxswain. Potomac, Georgetown. ID.
C-S- n. Wheeler, bow; s. +. wheatley, q.
w. c. Mckinney, 3; Edward Derrick, a; f. NJ
Pearson; on s F n Barbayin; Q; a. r. cropley, =;
Narragansettr j. .Hroyide ace, r. IL IN W. Rice,
bow: c. A. Burbank, 2; J. L. Caasanach. 8; f.
II. TnglevS24: H.. A. Kirby. 5; :, ~ Moore g.,
Clinton Hale. :; F. ID. Livermore, stroke; DanIi
J. Boyd, 'cexswain. =
SIX OARS.
Eureka Newark, n. J.:-wm. Clark. jr.. bow;
NJ. II. g9ry. 2; VIM. Moffat. 3; Peter sexton. 4:
Thos. 52ilkington. s.; George II. Mccall. stroke
lnstitste Newark, n J.:-J. J. Coburn, bow;
NJ. J.. McGedney, 2; NJ. X. Harris. /. o. f. Con-
lon, A. 1. j. l4spsley. s. J. p. Henderson. stroke.
Shawmut, Boston Mass.:-.J. r. Healey bow C.
H. Mclaughlin, ?; d. j. Murphy. 2; j. II. Doyle,
4; E. Hayden, ): W. II: Kent stroke.
FOUR OARS
Minnesota. Saint aui. Ailnn.:-H. NJ. Butler
bow; A. McI-aren. =. J. ]. Parker. 5; Geo. j.
Becker, stroke. Elizabeth, Portsmouth, Va
John Murray. bow; Peter McGrath. p t. r. Rie-
ley 3; ID. Callahan. stroke. Metropolitan. New
York City,. Pilkington. bow; z. +. Nagle. 2:
j. Russell, 3: W. Appe. stroke. Middlesex, CAM
bridgeport, Mass.:-Joseph Mailer. bow; Robert
Law. = Alex. Hawkens, 3; Alfred Touchet,
stroke. Hillsdae. IiiIlsdale. Mich.:-C. W. Ter
Milliger, bow; II. p. Mead :; l.. F. BecShardt. 3;
r. b. NanN Nalkenburgh stroke Crescent Phil
| adelpnia, Pa.:-C f. Steel. bow; NJ W Phillips,
2: c. p. Tasker 3; c. f. Hallowell stroke
Coumba. Georgetown, D.C.:-W. T.. Williams,
bow: +. A. Mute. p c. j. kintner. 8: T.. c. Brace
stroke. Farmount. Philadelphia. Pa.:-James
A. McMullin. bow: Jas. Mclaughlin. 2; VIM. III.
Brownell. 3; J. III. Boyer. stroke. Columbia,
Georgetown. D.C.:-w. A. Smith bow: James
Young. p f. B. olds. 8; J. r. Lake, stroke. Al
bany, Albany. N.Y.:-M. Monahan, bow; t. III.
Monahan, ?; r. I. German. 3: +. J. German,
stroke. Analostan. Washington. D.C:-M. Doug
las. bow; Eugene Morgan. 3; f. W. Eddy 8: John
R.White, stroke. Beaver, Windsor, 0nt.:-Crew
not named.
Detroit Scullers. Detroit Mich.:-John ri.
Clegg, bow: +. ID. Standish. stroke Ariel Newark,
n. j.: - Frederick Freeman. bow: Frederick
Watts stroke. Albany. Albany. y. Vt. J.
German, bow; r. t. German. stroke. Mutual,
Albany. n. Y.:-Charles f. Bulger, bow; silas
Brewster, stroke.
DOUBLE SOULS
Burlington. Burlington. Iowa:-E. l.. Par
sons, bow; {. NJ. Schench. stroke. Atalanta.
New York City:-E. j. Blake. bow; J. II. Ross,
L. Davis, bow; Mark G. Davis, stroke. Paw
tucket. Pawtucket. II. L. +. E. Holmes bow:
+. G. Appley. stroke. Mutual. Albany. \. "
Charles E. Bulger. bow; William S. Moseley,
stroke. Nautilus. Hamilton, 0nt.:-C. Fur
long, bow; j. Donohue. stroke.
SINGLE sCULLs-sENIoR.
Seawanhaka, Brooklyn, n. Y, Adolph Rave;
Grand Trunk, Montreal. Canada. Joseph Laing;
Perseverance, New Orleans. La. FL. Mumford;
Atalanta. New York city, II. w. Rogers; Port
md No -l.,-
Philadelphia. Pa. Frank Henderson: Pawtucket,
Pawtucket. II. L.. F. +. Holmes: Shuttle Wheel
ing, West Va, William Papert; Paramount Phil
adelphia. Pa, p. A. Dempsey; NaTagansett,
| Providence, r. L. Henry A. Kirby; Dolphin. Bos-
ton. Mass. A. l.. Estabrook; Mutual. Albany. N.
Y. Charles E. Bulger Zephyr, Detroit, Mich,
Harry Ball.
| SINGLE sCULLs-JUNIOR.
Carteret. Perth Amboy. Nj. Edmund Field;
Gramercy, New York city, George +. Knapp;
Monmouth Red Bank, NJ. Charles NJ. sutton;
Nassau. New York city, II. o. Morse: Nowlan,
| Brooklyn. MY. ID. p. Nowlan: Potomac George
town. DC. X. W. Morgan: Dolphin. Boston;
Mass. A. I. 0'Brien: Pawtucket, Pawtucket.
RI, T. G. Appley; Ariel, Newark. Nj; c. Oak
ley; Mutual. Albany. NY. William Riley: Shaw
NUT. Boston, Mass, j. J. King Centennial. De-
troit. Mich. c. Schweikart; Shawmut Boston,
Mass. James Fox: Analostan. Washington. DC,
John r. White; Excelsior, Detroit, Mich, George
Hess.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE REGATTA
statement having been published that on
account of the Presidents illness the national
amateur regatta would be postponed. STAR
reporter to-day inquired of Mr. John Corson, the
chairman OF the local committee of arrange
ments. as to the situation. ut is untrue that
postponement has been agreed upen," said
that gentleman. ''Our idea Is to carry out the
regatta but not the rest of the program con-
nected with the regatta. If the President should
die or become critically i'll the regatta would be
postponed indefinitely" As the Presidents
| condition seemed critical Saturday Telegram
was sent to the Minnesota club at st.
Paul. TO delay their expected departure. The
| st. Paul crew. however had already started on
| their way to Washington. They are eXpectedto
arrive here at 7:45 o'clock this evening. and will
be met here 10y the reception committee. In view
of the illness of the President a number of al
terations have been made i'm the plans of the
committee. The idea of erecting grand
| stand at Easbys wharf has been abandoned. and
| I'm order to afford the public full opportunity TO
| witness the races the course will be moved
| further up stream. Unless the President is far
| advanced on the road to recovery the regatta
will be quiet affair but none the less interest
ing i'm an aquatic sense Before the present
week closes several crews will have arrived. and
will be practcing on the river.
The CAPITOL HILL PosT OFFICE. - Postmas-
ter Anger has written a letter TO the Postmaster
General recommending as location Tor the
Capitol Hill Post Office the building on the cor
ner of Sd aud c streets. Should satisfactory
arrangements be made as to the lease this site
| will probably be chosen.
| An Odd Elopemcnt.
AN ITALIAN GIRL AND ZULU MARRIED IN
| BROOKLYN.
Among the crowds who thronged to see the
antics OF the Zuus at a Brooklyn museum last
winter was an Italian girl named Anita O. Cor
sini. eighteen years old. a music teacher 10y oc-
cupation. and the daughter Of a Mr.. Corsini who
is i'm business i'm this city. One of the black war;
riors. known as Zulu Charley, won her admira-
tion and love. and She spent many quarters from
her hard-earned savings to see the dusky object
of her affection. Charley did not repe her at
| fqnfians and they 10 ha tf11a IN.