Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-10
The EEOafiur Season.

tiINo tuciT TeSattst LII Is
thought that the gig crews which took part in the
IYnai,turr r,gatte; Will he here Ills moro Than
,ro,ah,e mt If our hn.,, c,rn, ON aror
f,o~i - 49, - ~ ov noiI illus Can escI
WIN tusttneF, tHe 'lrsiE:a Rowing Association
III rrhor irsa1.,e -, ~ VIZ .'i.e -, u.ii open IT.
H. Do, GU, - ~ uSIa III d3 pil
or ,'Io.n.,o -, ho t 80 80 h "o.i''
W "snt1 ,,n5 In FL, w. - 40 eli ~ "s ~ tiIt
tor ~ tu - nv lhe sitatesC
49, , 'io a .hii.. I anu az ~
ny hti =, some changes VIII .. made. AS
cidsd f. bnIt the ~ 49, WIZ oc de
.Ii W iptl luG ItSattt at ashlilSton instead OF
az az, ,c u.eLent snrsiia ci'ieS, "here ene courses
" ~, 90, Wv S,t ~ . g., A., ,..
o,nh pp,n = III. a., VIC Io'o.l4u oo,'
ciuo - VI ISL ~ iiuclpdVihg III the august r.
ni,,, ~ .tii tirIIeI. Mn Keep iie
- nCi.uu t.t" ,o7ttEci, an VIII aiSo get n"
iLeii " "oih III o.G"s u pTeldft ior thc OctoNcr
MiIl ne represented at LIE hation;'i regatta at
Se"arh or no. eut thgre IS probability that the
t;nSfn ttem ta won q. Lynchoug VIII PAR
,,, ;, 2 ipto'o do HUH DIS Is eApecleu
~ r M, III J., az tiCc .o-e.n1:. 10000
III, -, NJ = eseo.'iIi W secuIc INC ser
ieCo VI M. VI +; DIVE, VI Iortianu, 10 prepare
tlleiil iot .;iS iai fteatGt. Iley nave plenty OF
SOol llterai III ,ne ciu9' ana all thaS Is needed
handling.
me fClomacS ana the AnalostanS are working
tooetn lot tue o;iooef regatta, ana predict That
vi. uSlih hcif, OF thc fotolnac Boat ciun, gave
hlo'C Gti;ghtiui D:rSe party ltS! evening 10
aUoet , itlie' ana gehliemen. me
.Ge9ts were Fo"tu IN the barge anu ,hree large
h e5suie ooito 10 thG fotoii'tc idld.he where
rne9 VIZ tn'tItaliie9 IN most sunptuous man
htf. E'!fyt9lhG EcOi 10 eat ana drlhk was pro-
weed IN the greatest plenty. 1t WAS nearly mid
III mt "ltI inc merry parry returned 10 the boat
nous: Oh lands at barge parties considered 1t
Inc 'cioI! ol inc fo'ohlc3 at Lyhchourg
secinS - nave SNOW" lne C9.uholas tle necessity
tle,f ,. lort ex,ta eadeavors ana o. getting
~ iUH.S ii ~, 40 .i tiiul runs Maiu;
at once take hold to prerars the club for future
r%ces. The boys ie?i confident that they Will not
p, lea ''sain Ills year ny Iheir rivals Oh Ire
0 III .. - A., ,,.,
last st,r uaI reSaoa OF ane rotonac ooaI Gun
~" = - 80, NJ "a, =" DO vi ouo:too.ui, ,rn'i
mor "itt wa un wa Haeatiy ehJoytu' Inc
,3, r ~ .h.IieS,ing ',nin cup races
49,, ~, az, i Wno Cadiae III srcUuu III the
mo- sCnlIer H. I'd b"e u, pol 49,, NJ - f1 n I'm
s ~ t. ~ Az -, , II, a gins &c utiiS ioout
hC,t ''' . anu "'' io' 'n'iie'' d. ho'iio III HIS
Ii, oa 1onn-o, =. en-, ,,,,,
r,'. 80. ,o GU 49, "U" i ou' W iio niu
raachfn1 tba d,,h 1ot ,h ~, 3ioo. ne,o,e
hi. hai tI ,at h1 Eapsh a. aIiiousn
n, 20 M, ,ui w, ~, -, " ~, go, nc 1865 do
'II Itnnt ,, 70, 49,, 6 niit ~, i - ~
viii no w., 20 S y, ~, o.o, , uo,.I ciu luz
be An election 81 ofJicer. ''ins' "A'n 'Nei0 VIII
TUE ATE Jr,cv ,x,vssoy Nont,o - o,,
In yesterays STAR OF the death Of HON. n VIM aF
b W. matis. VI "ashStoh anu VINO IS
d aant rem hoefsd ny many Oh the od resi-
orpd 20 ne was ,rai ard ar t M ~ iu,,'
yvast ro 60. htS ,ormSo In $50, ~ tio Ddi MenI
acfIve nnrt I'm ms noii, Ea.iiui IL .3ok an
r1b ffaIr
a ,i state senior ana iled several other impor-
o'Io EiDea. nc ltIio'eu 10 -NeVada, ana was,
S Se.otai years ago tite den9Cra.c candidate for
SouslGoS III lildt 81 III iGtho, where he last
~ was sltcteu lnenDsr OF the upper
u ,.lC VI tit ttiiItofia! ieEiSldture Judge An
aeIS on was a man OF most exemplary NE and as
Il pupiiT man anu pri'dte cltiZen hai The esteem
vi aii Classes In the racine section OF country.
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Building Association, No. 4, OK Eaet Washington,
III
were elected Tor the ensuing year as follows:
within Mltha1t, rres11rnt; ii. Butner, vice prest-
utht; r. |erUuchen, secretary; II. kOtman, treas
urer; BOARD Oh directors John w. Miller, George
w. Pratt, CharleS kattlemdn, A Ftldro3, l.. W.
roman, 4; ). DAVIS, John G. Bartell, John Meoler
and John Toens". The annual statement showed
the association TO be in most satisfactory cont-
ton. The receipts during the year SCI OBS 95
expenses, 1893: loans III de on l4o shares, $2i,S74;
ing capital, s22 $685. amount in arrears, s55 total
cIpitai, $3.50 IS There are 1915 shares the nre,
ent value OF each being sl2,40 1-6. during the
year, to meet the demand upon the association fer
loans the association had to borrow over $4,000
from the German American Association No
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Anacostia and Poto-
rectors as follows: X. b. Clark, E. Nj. Chaplin, Ii.
A. Griswol1, 7. f. Smthson, Edward Temple, w.
III. West and j. II. Williams.
The National Union Insurance COMPS nv at its
annual meeting, yesterday elected directors as fo.
lows: Samuel icon, Frederick Pilinp William
Dixon, j. H. Watmaugn. w. IT. EInery' Francis
Miller I. Francis, C. McKeeyer and H. O. ToWIes
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PROPERLY PUNIsHED.-A rather good-looktng
mulatJO girl, about fifteen years old, named Susan
DOlan, was in Judge SHELLS court this morning
with TWO colored boys or her own age The oi9,
was charged with being a vagrant ana tho boy,
with Indecent exposure while bathing In the
showed the defendants to be guilty of thu most pr
decent conduct The girl was Committed for n
days, and the BOYS were fned $40 or 90 d avs eacS
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WOMEN's RIGHTS IN THE POLICE CouRr-Tbis
morning, in the Police Court, Mrs g Krumkn
keeper or grocery store was charged with seIIint-
fire crackers TO minors under sixteen years or ayte
\ boy named VIM. Cruet testified to buying twn
packs OF fire crackers from the defendant, store
Counsel for the defense asked to have the case dis
missed because the defendant Is q woman and
didn't know the law. 'The mischief Is lust the
same If a woman sold themn said the court sand
everybody Is bound TO know the law THIS law
will have to be enfOrced-S5"
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THE ALLEGED WILD MAN RETURNED - Last