Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-03
TO-MOrrOyv,s Regatta.
THE CREWS THAT WILL PARTICIPATE-ORDER OF
THE RACES.

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| THE RACES
everything Is being put In readiness for the PO-
tomac regatta Tomorrow afternoon, and the pros
poets are that 1t will be the most interesting
| aquatic event that has ever been known here.
The course was carefully surveyed last evening.
The finish will be OIL G-street wharf and the start
| from point one mile and a-half below. All the
crews were the water yesterday doing their
last hard work before the final struggle The races
viii be commenced at half-pas one o'clock, and
starting OF the successive races. The following Is
| the program, the entries being numbered from the
Virginia to the Maryland side:
Junior singles-Henderson and Smith, OF the
Columbus, Will probably be the only starters.
Cropley, 8. AMI Lake, OF the Coiumbias, 4
Junior fours-I. Potomacs weight,
1ish pounds Johnston, stroke; Appleton. 8:
Woodward, 2, and Thompson, bow. g. Anaios-
lass 8; robertson. 3, and Marshall, bow. bow D''s
Il, sen or IoursIl Potomacs-Average weight 154z
H Thenl stroke; ZappSne 8; Mheatley 2: ami
Mute, stroke; Kintner, 3: Davis, 2; and Nesmith
bow. Light weights. 1. Columbiss.-Averagc weight
126H. Smith, stroke; Henderson, 3; Young, 2; and
Zelgler, bowel Potomacs-Average weight, i2I "a
Mckinney, stroke; Harrison, 8; Roberts, 2; and
Warden, bow: The colors OF the clubs will be:
Potomacs, red; Analostans, white; and Columbias,
blue. Those having the regatta In charge are in
hopes that the spectators will assist them In every
way in keeping the course clear.
"a Business Man" writes to The STAR, saying
that many public-spirlted citizens have already
agreed to close their places of business tomorrow
ternoon on account OF the regatta, and suggest
ing That the rest OF business houses as well as
the government departments, initiate the example
thus set.
CARPETs-Ifyou want a beautiful carpet-Brus-
SCI sels =, or e1s rugs oil cloths etc.
side. See advt.
Mr.. NEwToNs GRIEvAscE.-The committee on
grievances or the bar association, to whom was
referred the complaint OF Mr.. K NJ Newton against
the action OF Judge Bundy in ordering him into
the prisoners dock at the Police Court. received
note from Judge Bundy yesterday questioning the
Jurisdiction Of the association The subject was
talked over, and a report will be prepared to-day
to present to the association tomorrow.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Philip
Murray and Jane Peel; Jesse ". Flnnner and Ella
Z. BOudin0t; John S. Cook and Lille L. Beach,
both OF Alexandria. Va; Orlando F. Smith and
Maggie NJ. Nc -ouyhlin: John Habram and Ellen Sui
livan, both of Stafford county, Va; John II. Rup-
pert and Barbara L. Cook.
FINED FOR LAsEING A MuLE.-A colored youth
named Edward ID. Turner was in the prisoners
dock at the Police Court this morning, charged
with cruelty to animals. Mr.. Jno. H. King, OF the
Humane society, stated that he caught the defend
ant flashing a lame mule yesterday until he fell
down. fine OF S. or IS days was imposed.
THE FLENNER- BOuDrNOr NuPTIAIs-A large au-
dlence assembled last evening at Trinity church
TO witness the marriage OF Mr. Jesse w. Flenner
L.
performed by the Rev. Dr. Addison. The bride, a
beautiful demi-blonde, was attired in an elegant
cream MORE and rhadamaneS. en- traile, with da-
mOnd ornaments and the conventional orange
blossoms and veil. The two little bridesmaids,
Misses Della Dennison and Florence Cook, aged
nVe and six years respectively, Strewing flowers
In the path OF the bridal party, was novel and
pleasant feature OF the occasion. The usherS were
Messrs. Zahn, Rothrock. Cralle and Mason After
an enjoyable informal reception at the residence
OF the brides mother. on street, the happy cou-
pie started for an extended tour to the lakes and
great cities OF the west. The presents embraced
tlcularly noticeable being handsome and COM
plete silver service from the brides mother
DISTRICT PRISONERS IN NEW YORK PRISONS the
after the petition for writ of habeas corpus in
the case OF Sergeant Mason was denied. the appli-
cation Tor writ OF habeas corpus in the case OF
John H. Evans, cOored man. sentenced from
Auburn prison, was also denied. The grounds of
application were that no authority had been given
Tor the use or New York state prisons for the
detention OF persons convicted outside of the
state, and that legislative enactmentS must be
made to authorize such USE Judge Wallace
decided that in the absence of legislative pro-
hloltl0n state officials might contract for the care
OF the prisoners from the District OF Columbia or
Tue territories, and that such prisoners may be
sent to such PRISONS penitentiarieS or aiS as the
Attorney General may designate. This case is
DdSed upon contest between the state prisons
and the Albany county penitentary for the patron
Columbia prisoners
PAYING THE FIDDLER.-C. B. Haggemaker T. O.
Allen, c. F. Beers and L. N Allen members or the
Potomac Pleasure Club, were before the Police
Court this morning for giving ball at Masonic
NALL In Uniontown. without having taken out
license. The price OF such license IS IS, and the
court assessed them 81. Is each.