Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-21
The Regatta at Fort Monroe.

THE CoLUMBIA's EXHIBITION RACE
The water was so rough at Fortress Monroe
last evening that 1t was deemed advisable TO
postpone the races TO be rowed last evening
until to-day. The eight-oared shell race between
two crews Of the Columbia club, which was to
some extent an exhibition race, was rowed.
The two crews entered were as follows:
Gnam plons.Snyd der, DOW; MackalI, 2; Lewis, 8;
kondrup, 4; sloan 5; Wade, 9; kintner, Z;
Young. stroke; Smith, cOxswain. Bi-centen-
nial-Bartle, bow; Simmons, 2; Rudy, 8: john
son, 1; Woodward, 5; Ward, 9; Green, Z; Kerr,
The regatta ball took place last evening at the
Hygeia hotel, and was largely attended, The
trophies won in the rowing contests were pre-
sented during the evening by Judge Watts, of
Portsmouth, and Judge Garnett, of Norfolk.
JUDGMENT AGAINST Mr.. CREEcY.-Yester.
case of c. E. Creecy against John p. Cation, ad.
m mn OF +; b. Cation, giving Judgment for
81 f. b. Cation for sSSos. claimed as fees in the the
70 per cent police cases. A similar suit is pend
ing against the Drane estate.
CHASED Our WITH A PIrcHroRK-A vorro
man named Edward Casey, formerly EMPLOYED
at Burgdorfs livery stable, on Sth street, after
an absence OF five years made his appearance
at the stable yesterday morning under the in.
huence Of liquor. Mr.. Ernest Burgdorf gave
him good advice. which only enrased Casey.
adviser and left. He returned shortly and told old
Mr.. Burgdorf TO get his gun, as he, Casey, was
dorf backed out of his office and Casey followed
until MT Burgdorf picked up u pitchiork and
CHASED casey out. Casey was arrested and in
the Police Court this morning he was charged
with threats and profanity. The court fined
him S5 and sentenced him to six months In iaii
in default of $500 bonds.
No RIGHT TO ASSAULT AN UNwELcoNr Yrs.
IToR-This morning, In the Police Court, u
young man named George Kingsbury was
ar.aigned on u charge Of assault and battery
a young man named Hatch Cook testified that
he sent hoy to the defendants to collect n hill
then went to see Kings6ury and asked him
about the bill. but receiving no satisfaction he
refused TO leave kinesburys porch. The latter
pushed him from the porch aud struck him
other witnesses gave similar testimony. Kings
bury testified that Cook came to him in an IN.
sulting and threatening manner, and upon his
refusal TO leave he pushed him oil, but did not
strike him. The Judge said that a man has a
right To use reasonable force to elect an unWei.
come visitor, but has no right TO assault him
A fine Of 81 was imposed.
OFFENSIVE ODoRs.-Ssm1 Oppenheimer. the
charged with keeping u slaughter pen al aia
street northwest, where he killed calves and
caused offensive odors thereby Mr.. Oppen.
9eimer did not deny the killing Of calves, but
Claimed that there was no offensive odOrs
arising from the pen. fine Of 81 was Inn
posed.
Has TO TRAVEL A LONELY Road. Talbot,
Oftcer Bailey for int0xication, aud when
searched ut the dfth precinct station O small
revolver was found ON him, and u charge OF
carrying concealed weapons was entered
this morning Talbot pleaded guilty, and said he
carried IL for self-prOtection, rs he was Obliged
TO travel q lonely road. The Judge fined him
$40 or sixty days