Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
The Next Regatta.

WHAT COMMITTEE MAN SAYS ABOUT THE PROS
PECTS
''No obstacle appears yet to prevent comblna-
ton regatta on the Potomac this season. said
prominent member Of the Joint regatta committee
10 STAR reporter AT our meeting the other day
there was general desire expressed TO mold the
national amateur regatta in this City, and com
bine our local regatta with 1.-THE national Occu-
py1ng WO DAYS and oIlr regatta following on the
,n a1.d uay, thiiaIelpha can ProOd9y nave the
there the wish Is 70 have ours Immediately after .
thus 1nSurtng good attendance here. but. OF
course NO action can be taken without the consent
OF the clubs
''W1n The STAR cup and the Post cup conflicte7
IL don't think sou was the reply THAT cues
ton can be disposed OF in more ways than one. |
don't think any objection would b. offered to the
plan OF Offering DOJn prizes Tor the race: or II
the Hilisdales should forfeit The STAR cup. not
wishing 10 come so far, is likely, wouldn't IL be
good IDEA TO give The STAR cup for the etyht-Ored
race? oh; we VIII have no difficulty In combining
our efforts for grand regatta The CLUBS can't
AFFORD 10 hold regattaS separately, and they don't
want tor
OFFICERS ELEcTED-st. Dominic's Holy Name
Society last evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing year. President. James A Moran
secretary, francis C. Mangdn; treasurer. Peter
librarian
The Journeyman Bakers Beneficial Union yester-
day elected the following officers: President Harry
Tate; vice president. Vim. h. ChrisInan: recording
secretary. John Baker financial secretary. Charles
Bender: treasurer, Henry, Arnold; board of trus-
man Huth. Chas- Bretch and WIN. Beuchart.
The Capital Bicycle Club saturday night elected
oficers as follows: Mr. Leland Howard, president;
Chariss X Dodge, vice president; e. a. Caldwell.
recording secretary D. : Fox. corresponding secre-
tary: &. c. Allen. treasurer; Max. HaHsLltnn, cap
tain, b. W. Hanna, sub captain; W. 5 Dodge
Junior sub. captain
THE AMERICAN CoIOxIzaTIOS SorTETy.-The
stxtyseyenth anniversary meeliugr OF the American
Colonization society was held IL the Foundry NJ E.
church last evening Rev u H. Tfffany n d. de
lat,
OF Baltimore presided II the meeting and EshCr,
Andrews conducted the religious services The an
ntal report shows that III SOrirry has given homes
In Africa 10 total c.2l persons, ffty-three hav-
lns ben sent out last year. and that during the
!er lSo5 :i0,d9oH h4G been expended III tAe woEn
or the society.
GRIZZLY TO ASIs.Ls--In the Police Court Satur-
uaF NJ George 'rtEfllhG MS charged viz cruelty
10 animals. Mr.. T. Key, agent IGr the = pc A.
loniig 10 MI treVer. x ig.I had I'VE sores on H.
and was lame in three le.rs. ana. In his Opinion
1nilt FOR labor \ f,ne ~ 5 ,w.:s imposed. Mr.
Ing 10 s2U on account Of tt-7 mule
CASE REoPENED.-Hr. Blunt. attorney for Ppvtou
Brown. The street driver charged with ASSAULT
ylg w A Dorsey. and clryi'iy concealed weapons 4
black Jack. and whuSe collateral was forfeited
asked tn The Police court SATURDAY 70 have the raa
re0pened. ana stated thtt Brown carries a
BLACK jack GA The car, lh@ same as most
or the drivers do. To protect them from ruug.ls
They would also De able 10 prove that the Assault
Was Committed ca him NJ Piirrtt. fnr the Dis
-
was s.et for Tuesday next
ROBBERY OF MONEY AND JEwKiRY EY . SERVANT
Glkt--NrS. Sarah A-Wavre. Or 1914 q street north
west. reported ut police hfadTutrter, last : frur
day afternoon that she had been robbed Of s-5 In
i5loiitt au considerable amount OF fryery and
siiverTare some time during TIE morning Iafer
III The evening Detectives Ran ana BOOK arrested
julia Ia-cO. CgD~,! servant l-rI tnt6ypd IN Mr.
WayreS house, and carried h- 70 nosj,p he. t,,,ar
ters where sne 1s'tt rUii confession stating that
She put the 1ewe.rv III = r-s boy nd -.,cn- an ~
no I.g1lf rrfr
ana csothinG-a conpl-te Grrt Tor hfr~s.!r nj -.
Ter. The officers then went nlr ~ se,rIb aT r.
goods and came back with "a wagon load HAVING Tn
covered about half Of "i4s.t ~le purchased they
went 10 the tree box whore She SAID sne mad nd
the lewetry, but ftllei to find f.; In th4. Poi c
Court this morning She was charged In two c+lt.
with grand larte'ly, AMI entered a plea OF not
her OF sol IA MONEY THREE Silver goble;S "A silver
cup and several pieces Of layyaIrT Th;. s-oi,afs
were nl.iGe OF NeNcsn money aLd lined win COLE
ard valued NJ go each Detectives Raj and Kiar.C
testified a. - tne girls confession The cas-. MAS
sent to the grand jury: bond SI."o-
ASSAULT on WOaAS-About l O'Clock yestor
DAY morning cries Of murder were Heard i'm lie
vicinity OF street and Ohio avenue and ,yera r.
sponCeC 10 by Officers bunnirau anu Kennev xhn
saw colOred man rtIlnIu--. after he hid i.-tap a
woman They pursued him and after urfue- -
him, ne came 10 stdudstlii, and they arrested
him. When they went back no trace, or h.. wo.n,n
could BE- found. He turned out 10 bt WiIllaiu Rob-
lnSon, colOred man about - years old He WAS
charged IN the Police Court to-day with being =
sagrant, and was sent down foE 30 days.
DEATH OF Hon PHILIP PIiuLrPs-The Hon phil,
Phillips died al bis residence. l1U1 4! street TIM.
morning at O'Clock. from q stroke Of par.iv-i-
Tom which he was Frustrated about two
weeks ago He was about 80 years Old. Ills
remains viii be conveyed 10 savannah. Ga for
inte-Inent in the family vault at LauraI HHI GENE
Terry. OF that cry. Judge Phillips formerly repre-
stnted the district OF Mobile III Congress ami has
long been prominent tUriSt. anu for many years
past iils resided il this city. lie OF the
Oldest cOuns-llors practising before the United
states supreme Court. and WAS much respected and
OF Character.
1odiC oPERA AT fOED'S-' Rip Van Winkle" IS
~ w given Tonight, with Planquette'S beautiful
,1uotI- : ne B.ggar STUDENT which WAS given
Oeous,su'S increasing aud;ences last week, Will
V, IN consequence Of many inquiries presented to-
ao.uN anu W ettnesiay evenings isip" with the
Wednesday. go