The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-10
WEST WASHINGTON.

Tho Potomacs had out yesterday thor eight.
oared shell, manned by, wheatloy, Wheeler,
Wilmington, Martin, johnson, Boron, Kor
wand, II. Zapponi, with Brewer coxswain; ono
four.oared Bhell crew, HOLSTER, Johnson,
Kaufman and Warden, and Ave pleasure boats.
Tho Columbus were represented ny lhreo
fouroared shell crews, Mute, Klntner, Davis
and Henderson In ono, Nesmuth, wade,
Young, Chow, Pedrick and Gibson In the third
their cightoared shell, manned by Towers,
Chew, Mackall, Burnside, Zeiglor and Davis,
with crew OF Maury, Korr, Cady and Maxwell,
with Lemloy coxswain; also eleven pleasure
boats. From PaBseno thcro wore out thirteen
pleasure boats and from Johnson q Bakers
seventeen.
There will be race this evening between
tho Apollo and Fredericksburg crews OF the
Potomac, after which tho usual weekly hop
Will take place.
Tho two gentlemen who went 10 Plates last
night to take up tho challenge OF Messrs. Mans
field and Lowis for race on tho Eastern
Branch, were unable TO nnd anyone author.
second visit there for that purpose. They,
however, left general acceptance OF tho
challenge, and II tho Eastern Branch gentle.
men mean business, they VIII DO accommo-
dated.
Hormiono Lodge, No. 10, X. of p, held its
regular weekly meeting last night.
At tho meeting OF Excelsior Tent, No. A,
o. H., last night, +. II. q. Il. William u. Marche,
assisted by u. II. O. Il. J. II. Mohonoy, installed
the following officers for the ensuing term 81,
5E Tindlegi &c r. J; 7: Timely G. r. e.
W. shoemaker; +. Sec, w. II; Decker; treas
urer, W. II. Brewer T., $. d. Wise; l. g., Will
liam Payne; o. g., William Nelson.
Tho stonm.barge Saturn, Captain Harris,
arrived this morning from Philadelphia with
coal for william King Son.
Canal.boat Seneca brought 1850 bushels OF
wheat and 75O bushels OF corn to Hartley X
Bro.
The sales OF wheat on Change this morn.
Ing we're d,O3O bushels Mt S1.13; $50 bushels
at S1.12, md 375 bushels ut $1.11H.
F.w. Jones, esq, accompanied by his daugh.
tor miss MabeD and son (Freddie), left this
| afternoon for Boston by steamer from Balti.
more.
All who have had business or other relations
| with Rev. J. u. Mullalley, for great many
| Will hear with regret that no vacates that
position, and will go to Woodstock. Rov.
Father Cowardin Will succeed him as treas
| urer OF the college.
| Mrs. Eliza Tcnney, tho estimable wife Of
william Ii. Tenney, esq, died this morning n
| her residence on street, after many month,
| OF suffering, which she bore with truo Chris
tian fortitudc. Her husband and children
have the sympathy Of many friends In thoil
| ai1iiction.
About 8 o'clock last evening as Mr.. Johr
| Samuel Winship, n member OF tho Analostan
Boat Club, was taking q bath at tho boathouse
his foot slipped and went through pane o.
glass in the window, cutting a terrible cash
on tho top OF his left foot. Herdic was OBJ
tanned, in which no was carried to Brace
drug store, whore surgical assistance was rem
dered, after which he was taken to his hom'
in carriage.
DR.. Patterson, the Coroner, hold IN Inquest
at IL O'Clock this morning over tho body OF q
colored female child, which had been foun'
buried under a chicken.coop in the yard o
Reuben Baker, 3163 street. The Jury, com
posed of Vincent Barnes, Robert II. Hunter
VIM. II. Rohrer, Hugh G.. Divine, II. W
|. Brewer and John W. Elms, was summoned
and after hearing the evidence brought in
| verdict that the cause OF death was congenita
debility. The child had been buried abou
the 18th OF July last.
| yesterday, for Mr.. William II. Payne, on .fourt
| Interest In tho building at the corner OF Pro-
| pect avenue and Thirty.second street for $15t
| subject TO two mortgages, making tho amour
| paid equnl TO about $500.