The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Mr. Johnson Fredericksburg 2 repre-
sentative. said that tho boys Oh 'ne
Rapnahannock Club would do all III
Their mower 10 extend courtesies to the
association when they visited that CITY
WHICH SIDE OF THE RIVER.
SIR. il. H,ll. the secretary OF the
association. wrote on two slips OF paper
the figures and ,. Figure J meant
Richmond side Of the river. Figure Z
meant Manchester side Of the 1ver.
Mr.. Crump and Mr.. lamb drew the
two pieces OF paper from Dir. Hill hat,
which he held aloft.
Mr.. Lamb drew No. i. which puts
the Riyes on the Richmond or henrico
side Of the river. The Virginias take
the Manchester or Chesterfield side.
The council Of the association then
adjourned.
II was announced that the regatta
committee would meet at the boat
house at $50 o clock.
THE REGATTA COMMITTEE.
This committee met yesterday even
ing at the boat house to decide Oh the
points about the race. /. was officially
announced that Mr.. Thomas \. Carter
had consented to serve as referee.
The following were appointed by the
respective crews judges at the start
Rivcs, James G. Lamb; Nirginias. James
T. Wayt. Judges at the finish: Riyes.
Carter Scott. of Richmond; Nirglnlas,
OH n
regatta committee.
The two city tugs will be used by re-
porters and judges. On one tug will
be the judges and time keepers and rep
resentatiyes from the two clubs par.
ticipating in the race and from the as
ISOLATION.
On the other tug will be the members
of the press and the Committee on
james River Improvement.
The tugs will leave the Warwick
Park Transportation wharf at O'Clock
sharp.
The tug on which the reporters will
go will be in charge of Mr.. w. @. Wat
son.
The prize cup Will be presented to the
winning crew by Mayor j. Taylor Ely
son.
There will be a ball after the race at
the park.
Barges will leave every hour for War.
wick Park, beginning at 3 10 clock the
afternoon.
The only race in addition to the gis
race will be that Of the State single
SOUL, when Mr.. David Edmond will
row over the course alone.
THE CREWS.
The two crews are a follows:
Rivcs crew from the University De
composed Of Wells. bow; Wilson. 3
Hall. 2: Preston, stroke, and Fletcher
cOXswain.
The Virginia crew will be- the same
that rowcd and won in the regatta OH
the PatapscO.
They will be- David Edmond. stroke
w. +. Br0dnax. g; A. >. Iettcolas, =
G.. b. Pegram, bow; w. /. Tlnsley, cox
swain.
THE REGATTA.
Mr.. W. f. Tinslcy, Mr.. David Ed
mOnd. and Mr.. Powhatan Boiling. rep
rescntatives of the Virginia Boat Club.
left the city "Wednesday evening for
Philadelphia. On Thursday morning
they were invited to enjoy the hospi-
talities of the Nesper's and Ion IS Boat
Club. They reviewed the regatta on
the Skuylklll from the Judge 5 stand at
the finish
They met with the Arieis and Nep
tunes, Of Baltimore; Vespus and Ions.
of Philadelphia: the Nonpareiis. of
New York; the Columbus and Poto-
macs. OF Washington.
After consultation with the repre-
senlatiycs of these boat clubs the en-
tries for the regatta on July 10Th was
assured.
Ariels, of Baltimore, senior four
cared shell.
Neptunes, Of Baltimore, junior four
cared shell.
Potomacs, of Washington. junior
four-oarod shell. an eight-oarcd shell
aud a single scull
Columbus. of Washington. Junior and
senior four-oared shell, eight Dared
she'll and one single scull.
Nonpariels, Of New York. will proba
bly, send a four-oarcd shell, a four-oared
gig and one single scull. \ single will
be sent certain.
The Nespus and Ions had not prom
iscd. but were expected to sen0 lul'
crew IN one or more races.