The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
AMONG THE BOAT CLUBS.

1AOuOAch = OiISn1tns
The following clubs will send crews tt
compete in the four-oard barge race o
the Tomlin regatta at Gutenberg, OF
Saturday, August 24:-Verunas, Alta
~lantas, Arthur Kills, Hudsons, Valencias
Atlantics, Actiyes, Hillsides, BohemianI
and Rosedales. Considerable rivalry
exists, and the crews from each club viii
strain every nerve to win the ace Tit
Tomlin regatta will be one of the most in
teresting events in the history of aquatics
Each club will have a steamer to take its
members and friends to Gutenberg and
follow the crews over the course.
The Rosedale's crew for the fouf-oared
barge contest are ]. Booming, c. Stewart.
f. Fang and j. Entrup. Captain Alces
will row in the single gig contest. He is
in splendid trim, Near the Rosedale's
boathouse, just upl from the river, clear,
cold water bubbles up from. the creyices
of the rocks. +,
The Captain drinks copious drafts OF
this water. He says it is as good as
medicine, and about the best thing a man
in training can take. He is rather irate
at the Actives. He said last night that
they refused to lend his club their foul
cared barge, and he wants to know now
If the Actiyes are afraid to meet his foul
cared barge crew. The Rosedales .ha6
all JHelr DOdGS laSt DuHuay, MOSJo
| the crews went to Gutenberg.
The Hillsides crew for the four-oaret
barge contest at the coming race are g
Church, j. Fuesel, G. Watson and w
Watson. They are out every evening
Freebooter Smith and Deputy Wardei
Vollers are substitutes. The following
gentlemen went to Gutenberg YESTERDAY
in an eight,oared BARGE. Farnham
w. Stamp, G. Haldy, Q. Kurtzschenkel
J. Lafazzo, r. Sparks, G. Church ant
Freebooter Smith. Il
H. &Rohde wa their coxswain. Th,
| Hillsides wish it to be known that thei
officers are the following gentlemen
Captain, j.. Fuesel; first lieutenant, j
Dunn; second lieutenant, j. Little
treasurer, e.; Church., and secretary
bob" Sparks.
Last night Captain Alces met with al
accident. He was rowing at a pretty goot
| speed when his single shell came in con
tact with a camp stool that had been los
from the steamer Long Branch. His boa
was filed with water and was nearl,
| swamped. He brought the camp stool il
triumph to the BOAT house.
The Actives had a four-oared crew GU
last night.
The Bohemians can very seldom b,
seen at their hoathouse on the river
They have not been doing much rowing
lately.
Entrup and Brunig, of the Rosedales
will row in the pair-oared gig race at til,
forthcoming regatta.
The Bloomingdales frequently visit tn,
Hoboken clubs and are always hospitabl,
treated.
The Schuylkin Navy Rowing Associa
ton will send one of its members to com
pete in the single shell race al the Gut
tenberg regatta on August "a. TIL,
Hudsons will alsosend a man.
- GkIJallw5J Il-I~Dn 49,. 4
Atlantic's regatta last Saturday, went tt
his home on Garden street. Hoboken, il
order to get his wife to go along with hin
on the moonlight excursion. "Billy'
found that during his absence his six
year-old daughter, Hattie, had fal1enfron
the second-story window of his houst
and injured herself badly. ''Billyn had
of course, to give up the idea of going OF
the excursion, The little one has nearl,
recovered from the effects of her fall.
The Eau brothers and j. K. Storm ar,
members of the Atalantas and also of tn,
Valencias. They were three of the eight
Dared barge crew that won the great race
at the National Amateur Association
regatta at Pullman, Ill, u few days ago
They will probably row at the coming
Tomlin event.
o. A. Lehman, of the Valencias. hat
had a double scul made by Oliver, of tn,
Harlem. 1t is a beauty.
Charles Erlenkoetter is a Lieutenan
Colonel Of the Second Regiment, Chair
man of the Common Council of Hoboken
a Water Commissioner and a member O
the Valencia Boat Club. He frequentl,
takes a spin on the river. He is a whol,
souled, jolly good fellow.
The Atlantics. and Valencias have TIN
| incest lighthouses in Hoboken. The uppe
room of each is handsomely furnished
Oil paintings and crayons hang on tn,
walls and everything isin apple pie order
Both houses are provided with pianos
and frequently on calm summers eyen
ings the notes of these instruments mingl
with the music of the waters and caus,
young women and young men to fee
happy and yet sad.