The Evening critic., 1882-08-30
WEST WASHINGTON.
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Matters-ArrivaIs by River and
CanaI-TcnnalIytow Affairs.


AUTHORIZATIONS by River and
CanaI-TcnnalIytow Affairs.
Tho flno weather yesterday evening brought
out the boating people In force. Tho Poto'
macs had out their eightoared and two four
Dared shell crews, four singles and oight
pleasure boats. The Columbias had out
fouroared shell crew, the four.oared barge,
three singles and ten pleasure boats. From
passeno's were out twenty pleasure boats, and
from johnson Il Bakers fve.
Mr.. Hollcrith, OF tho Columbias, has ro.
turned n,, d. from his Trip to @ Boston by y steamer:
Tuesday next, when ho Will at onco select and
put In training the crews from the Columbias,
wheh skS PSfs tho she
lowing crews for the regatta, and unless somo.
thing unforeseen should occur, they will
oeersSs 6eeasSn Senior crew. samuel wheeler No. 1;
Samuel wheatley, No., 2; Major Appleton, No.
3; George Johnston, stroke; alternate, Kor.
average weight OF leo pounds. Juniors: Hoi.
lister, No. 1 Claude Zapponi, No. 2; Kervand,
No. Q; Barbarin, stroke; alternate, Mcleod
and Kaufman. Light weights: Warden, No. 1
DoXon, No. 2; AL. Wilmington, No. o; Roberts,
stroke; alternate, dadsby and Harrison.
Peter vesello, colored bricklayer, fell from
a scofrold at the new Baptist Church, corner OF
Dunbarton avenue and Twenty-seventh street,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon and dislo'
Gated his ankie.joint. conveyance was pro.
cured, In which he was carried TO. his homo on
street.
Excelsior Tent, No. a., I. o. r., is making OK.
tonsive preparations for taking part In tho
grand Rechabitc Encampment to be inaugura.
ted tomorrow, 31st instant. The members
VIII assemble at Rechabite Hail. over the mar
ket, on Thirty-second street. promptly at /
o'clock on that day and march thence to tho
place OF rendezvous In Washington, whcrc they
VIII Join the procession.
Mrs. Sarah A. Welsh, OF 5000 p street, left
yesterday on visit to Baltimore.
Georgetown Lodge, No. 80, Y. o. @. D., and
Decatur Lodge, No. o, X. of T., held their regu.
there being
limitations at tho latter.
Miss Matte Abbott, Of Thirty.third street.
leaves on Friday for South Mountain, whore
she will remain until cool weather.
Aspiritcd meeting was held on Monday night
at Quackenbush s Hall OF tho Citizens Protect.
i've Lodge, No. !, Of the District of Columbia,
Mt which Colonel Maurice Pinchover presided,
making an excellent speech, as did also Hon.
j. p. johnson. public meeting Will bo held
next Monday, September 4, at 8 p. M, at
same place.
As the 1st proximo inuugurates the bird
season, the gunners are making extensive
preparations for Staying the Inhabitants OF tho
marshes.
Arrived: Schooner Elliott b. Church, Captain
Conway, to load coal. This is probably the
largest schooner anoat, having four masts
and carrying between 1880 and 1000 tons Of
| coal. Schooner William L.. FIR anklin, Captain
| Thomas, from Richmond, Va, with coal for
Washington Gaslight Company.
Canal.boat Samuel Jarboe brought 1900
bushels of corn and 1900 bushels of wheat to
| only 500 bushels OF wheat wero sold on
| Change today at prices ranging from sl.1C
| 10 Sill.
High tide o :o6 this afternoon and 0:31 n. m
| tomorrow.
TenaIIytown Affairs.
Mr.. Gingler, who was so badly beaten q few
days ago by Huddleston, is recovering from
| his wounds.
1t is to be hoped that tho school trustees
before the opening OF the session, Will grad,
and pave the yard and approaches OF tho nov
school, otherwise there will be nothing bu
| mudholes in wet weather.