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The New York herald., 1871-06-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

Semi.Annunl Display by the FemnIe Depart
ment Of Grammar school No. 30.
Among the many exhibitions which take place in
this city, illustrating progress in various depart
ments Of knowledge there Is not one that appeals
forciby for the interest and regard of the public
as does the semi annual display III o puolc school.
Yesterday afternoon one Of these interesting gather
ings occurred In the Female Department OF the First
ward Grammar School, when the sem-annual dis
trbuton Of certificates and prizes took place before
large number OF friends OF the pupils, the school
officers Of the First ward and several others well
known in the educational department OF the CITY,
Mr.. Hooper Z. Van Worst presided ana was assisted
James w. Gerard; Henry Kiddle, City superln-
tendent OF schools; DIR. Howe and others. The
very neat D saa acqued
every way most satisfactorily, rejecting great credit
White. and her assistant Miss Peterson. The songs,
choruses and recitatfOns were al SO we'll rendered
that ~ would be invidlous TO name any ot the chill
dren Individually as especially deserving OF praise.
An interesting feature OF he display was the exer-
else in calls henlcs, with Barretts piror apparatus
in which the children. in sections, went through
the various parts In response to orders gwen the
piano. The following was the programmed
citation, What the Engines so u.s. SAID" Miss Carrie
Burks; chorus, Castles IN the Alr;'' recitation,
"Hezekiah Bedott,' Miss Julla J; Welsh; solo,
"Daughter at School," Miss Maggie Mullen; recta-
tons, applications or Mother Goose" Misses Mary
Flynn. ANNE r. Powers, Dora Roadt; recitation,
"lue bOX VI SudnlrOcks,' MISS Ann heuney. chorus,
"Tae Harp That once Through Tara's has;n dla-
logue, "l776 and 1915" Misses Mullen and O'Nenl;
chorus, s'The Chase;n caesthin mics.
SECOND PART.-ChOrus, Little Nell;n Dialogue,
"1he Rehearsal" (burlesquel section A; solo, .sThe
Farmer SAT-" Miss sara lsaacs song. 'fhe Connectl-
cut Peder" Miss FitzsmnoIs and Pgort; rec tation,
'Brushwood," Miss hannah Green; sem-chorus,
.Under the Willows" dialogue, '.The Flower
Queens Court" sections b and q; chorus, s.sum-
mer Spieads;' recitation, searching for the Slanr
Miss Nora V. PigOt; chorus, "Ali Alone.n This
music was under the direction OF Professor Nash
and Miss Shehan.
At tine conclusion OF the first part Of the pro-
Rramme Mr.. klide distributed the seventy three
certificates TO selected pupils, ana early the order
OF the second part Mr.. Gerard presented premiums
to thirty OF the Rlfls At the conc usion ad-
Gerard, Dr. Howe, Mr.. FAIR and MIR. S.nyth. Then
the whole school sang "Home, Sweet Home,n ana
r
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The Camden Parricide'a Case Before the
Court Of Appeals-The Murderer's Joke
the Undertaken.

The Camden PRrricide'a Case Before the
Court of AppeaIs-The Murderer.s Joke ON
the Undertaken.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the arguments
the stay OF proceedings In The case OF Ware the
Camden parrlcide, were opened in the Court Of
Errors and Appeals, at Trenton. Messrs. Sc0vell
and Hugg appeared for the prisoner and
Mr.. Jenkins for the State. The frst
point urged for the prisoner was that
Lemuel Champion, husband of Mary Champion.
or Wnlte the only witness In the case who
saw the gun fired, was not permitted tn
testify bad character for truth and veracty
THIS question brings up the important one, how Tar
IN collateral proceedings
HUSBAND AND WIFE CAN TESTIFY AGAINST EACH
OTHER.
The second point was tnaG DR.. Ray was not per-
mitted testify Ut the trial as 10 hypothetic
or INSANITY. COUNSEL maintained that the prisoner
took laudanum twice within Two years, and that he
ansane. Chancellor ZaDriske, the presiding
Judge said as this was question or life or death
It must he heard on the regal record, ana that In the
Court Of Errors could be heard unless they
be contained In the Dlll Of exceptions ,Judge Bedle
viewed. aud 1t was dnay decided tnat n the bill OF
exceptions lacked any point OF imp portance 10 the
arguments will be continued to-day.
Ware Is twenty-five years OF age. He murdered
his father on the ioth Of August last, was found
guilty Of murder in the 1rst degree, and was
SENTENCED To BE HANGED
on the 10th Of May. His counsel hope to have the
verdict reduced 10 murder In the second aegree.
on Inc day tnat Mr.. Scovell obtained the writ OF
error Ware was visited In his cell by his mother,
who informed him that he would have d cent
bur al; tnat she had engaged eleven carriages, and
that lie attendants should be dressed IN their Sab
bath ATTIRE Al this Interview neither mother nor
se sHe mai %urdeer TOOK Ma last ane ne
supposed OF his mother. When the news
OF tie respite arrived tho sheriff found are laugh
Ing In the corner OF his cell. Tne Sheriff demanded
an pianaton and tine prisoner replied that he was
LAUGHING AT THOSE PILLOWS
who thought they were going TO his funeral In their
Sunday clothes. The mother had also told MIN that
she bad ordered handsome cOfin for him, and tnat
1t was ready Ware regarded this rs heavy Joke
on the undertaker. ms counsel iutend to make tue
most Of this exhibition Of evty IN support Of the
plea OF insanity
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Wi, ieave Tnirsy-rourtn street at nine A. NJ, Chris
topher rect at quarter past nine, pier NO. az
naltpast nine, and Fulton Terry, Brooklyn, ~ ten
Tne steamer D. R. Martini with limited number,
street, East river at halI-pasL nine A. M. Market
street. East river. at fifteen minutes to eleven, aud
The Steamboat Pleasant Vale, viii leave Thirty
fourth street. North river a. nalpast eight spring
street at nine Peek slip at nal!-pass nlne ana Aon-
The saloon steamer L. Boardnan Will leave foot OF
CHRISTOPHER street al nine O'Clock. Eighth street,
East RIVER, at half.past nine, and Peck slip ~ Yen
the steamer Eliza Hancox, Captain L. W. Burns,
street. JERSEY U e. pas pier No.
North river, na.pasl nine, and Fulton street,
The Rip Van Winxie win leave Peck clip. East
river, at quarter before nine; Christopher street,
North river, at nalf-past eight. and pier No. ut
rhe sound steamer Stamford viii act as specta-
tor boat on this occasion leaving South ~. venta
street. ~ elgst trsst a. M feeH nd se ne.
No. North river ut ten A. M.
Tne saloon steamer New Champion. Captain
Charles Adams, will accompany the yachts around
the hgntshp and return, leaving as FOL ows:-Thir.
-fourth street, North river, at quarter past nine,
Christopher street aC hait-past nine, per No.
North river at quarter BEFORE ten, Fulton Terry,
Brooklyn, at quarter past ten and landi at staple.
ton staten rss eeo ,as sacns
Post. will leave Thirty seventh street. East river, at
nine A. NJ. and Peck slip at zen A. N.
the new steamboat Anerlcu5 Will accompany the
yachts, leaving as lOilOws:-Ihriy.seventh street,
East river, at nlne O'CLOCK A. NJ, Market street at
hAiEpast nine. Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, ~ iOrtyhve
minutes past nine, and pier No. NorIn river at ten
O'Clock.
The sidewheel steamer Eastern Queen will leave
pier 21 North river, foot OF Fulton street, at 1orty
live minutes past nlne tier No. North river OF ten
clock. foot OF Morris street, Jersey City, at nlteen
minutes past ten, touching at on, staten
Island, at Coast Wrecking Companys wharf, ABOUT
half past ten.
The steamboat Magenta will leave pier No. North
river nine A. M. OF MONTAGUE street, BrOOk.
yn, at nallpast nlne a. M, and Barclay street Al
quartz past ten A. M.
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Rev. Father McGanan, OF East Newark; Rev. Father

Rev. Father McGahan, OF East Newark; Rev. Father
About eleven O'Clock the exercises commenced
under an ample awning spread at the left OF the
college buildings In delightfully."- cool and refresh
ing grove. The Bishop presided. He was attended
by Rev. Fathers HecKer and Anderson OF New York.
The programme included an opening essay by
Day. Oratons-"Devotion to Principlen M. A.
Hogan: '.The Antagonlsm Between Capital and
Labor !a,, James a: Glover ManhattanylIle & n y;
Newark; sympathy" William II. Dorning. Newark;
1.-THE Christian Statesman" Albert !. Reynond,
Formation OF American Character" R. Duncan
Harris, A. NJ.
Not the least attractive feature OF the exercises
OF happiness" by l.. Ramsey Plunkett, an interest
Ing lad who possesses voice OF much
IL. The degrees and medals were distributed
as follows:-Bacnelors OF Art-Wm. Fl. Doning,
hosss camaen SGser M EsMara
Keogh, Newark. N. j.; Albert :. Reynaud, Mount
Vernon. y. Y. Masters OF Art-J y: Daniels Far
rell, Baltimore, Md: r. Duncan Harris, Mobile,
Ala; VIM. I. Hyde, Newark N. j.; Jonn Loughran,
Brooklyn. I. l.; Owen A; Marin; Saratoga Springs,
del Paterson, N. j.; Thomas J. Toonev, Jersey City.
DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS.
The ESSAYS o. Edward ': Keogn and Albert J. Rey;
equal In merit the Seton gold medal for Christian
doctrine was drawn for
gold medal was awarded to James A. Glover Tor the
best thesis on physical Laws with Reference TO
MIRACLES"
In the class of logic god medal was awarded to
Joseph Tiers for the best essay on The Criterion Of
Certitude.n
In the first class OF German the Bosser gold medal
was awarded to John r. Persch.
In the first Gloss Of penmanship the Foley gold
medal was awarded to Francis +. Bernard.
In the second class Of penmanship gold medal
was awarded to James xaneRat.
In the first preparatory class OF Greek a silver
medal was awarded to Cornelius O'Nelll.
MEDALS FOR GOOD CONDUCT
The Hamilton. Ahern gold medal was awarded to
John F. DOwd Dy the votes OF MS fellow students.
Silver medal to Victor NJ. haldeman, OF the first
division.
Silver medal to Fl. Augustine Gross, OF the second
division.
Silver medal to Henry Manegat OF the Third
division.
At the close of the exercises the guests we're gen.
er0usly entertained In the refectory the basement
OF the man building.
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At this period OF the contest the Blessing capszed
and was Withdrawn, and 1t was very doubtful
winch vessels III the respective classes would win,
but on the run down the merits OF those which ran
were apparent The contest was close between the
COquette. sherman and frolic, but gradually the
Sherman gained upon the oquette, which was lead
Ing, and In the next mile gave her her spray finely
anu snot ahead.
The lower stakeboat was passed frat by the Sher.
man. followed closely by the others in ABOUT the
same order. When Fort Lee was again reached the
Sherman mad been gained upon slightly by the
COquette, which was 2m. 46s. behind, and the Fr0c's
crew meaning to conquer ii possible. The run down
the river was a spirited contest between the Rowe
Sherman, Coquette and krolIc, but the sherman won
the pennant by 2m 1915. The vessels passed the
home stakeboat IN the following order and at the
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SETON HALL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Interestins Exercises and Brilliant Gathering
OF Clergy and Laity-1 hs LUCKY students.
Yesterday was Commencement day at this leadn ng
Catholic educational institution located most heath.
fully and picturesqucly at South orange, N. J. As
on former similar occasions there was q large and
brilliant attendance ofs mammas, papas BROTH
ers, sisters, beles beaux, clergy and less
disinterested persons, and the exercises
were fully in keeping with previous pro-
grammes Among the clergy present were
Bishop Bayley; Rev. M. A. Corrigan, Vicar General;
Rev. James II. Corrgan, Director OF the seminary;
kev. L. schneider, Professor Of Theology; Rev. s.
Re,v G Ne ScvarS arSessSr % Of hs sG,Psure & Rev. O. a
McNuty, Of Paterson; Rev. Fatner McGovern, Of
A0rristown; Rev. Father Kelly, Of Perth Amboy;
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SNOWY SAILS SET.


The North river was yesterday the scene Of one OF
the most entertaining and best conducted aquatic
contests OF the summer, the occasion being the
fourth annual regatta OF the Columbia Yacht Club,
VINO entered into the contest with passionate love
for the sport and determination to show that 1t Is
not behind older clubs IN laudable endeavOr to
acquire q nautical reputation. There were prizes
for classes follows, for which the foilowi g
vessels entered:-
caoin sloops.-Louise, Elizabeth Rowe and Frolic.
FIRST CGss open S0ops.-Lille, Journeyman,
George E. Sherman and Coqueite.
second q ass open nSloops.-Columbia, Rebecca ana
Andrew Blessing.
Tnild C.ass Open Sloops.-Crarlsman and Geral-
dine.
The course was from the stakeboat, foot OF West
Fify-seventh street, to stakeboat OF Fort Lee,
thence down the river to stakeOoat opposite
Fity-second street and back to the stakeboat on
Flfty-seventh street, the course to be sailed over
twice, the distance being twenty-five and q
half miles. The prizes were silver tahkard
valued $125 for each Of the first crafts In the
spectlve classes, set Of colors for the vessels
Ing In second In each class, and pennant for the
first boat pass the stakeb0at on the homestretch.
The time allowance was Two minutes to the foot.
The judges were Messrs s Stephen Simons, stephen
Rob erts Judge Michael Connolly and John Master
son, who with officers OF the club, the regatta COM
bnnI embarKsI at ahe foot OF street
on the steamer Fort Lee
At precisely twenty-six minutes and eight and
quarter seconds past eeven A. M. the start was
made, the wind blowing freshly from the north
west. As the vessels bent TO the breeze, and
their snowy sails caught 1t, and with their
prows to the spray the things Of life stood up the
rlver grandly amd the cheers OF those on the
Lee the hundreds or spectators who lined the piers
and the occupants oil the barges anu boats that
were iazily beating down the river. Scarce a mile
had been made when the COquette and the
Sherman, which were leading, were marked for su-
perOrlty or sailing qualit es; but wnile the enthu-
slaslc friends OF either were specllatlng upon the
OF their respective favorites. the COquette
suddenly showed her stern 10 ner peIltors and
shot anead, followed by the Sherman, the FrOlIc,
Rowe and other vessels When tue Fort Lee stake
boat reached the yachts rounded 1t In the follow
r.lar.
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THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
German Examination.

In accordance with the announcement male yes
terday morning the judges VINO conducted the
examination In German at the Normal Scnool,
corner OF Broadway and Fourth street-Mr. Charles
r. Daly, Professor Gustav Fischer aud REV. Dr..
Forberg--awarded the Ouendorier Meuai Yesterday
81 ternOOn.
The examination. which was a mos, thorough
ana satisfactory one, was conducted bO,h orab aud
In whiting. The judges awarded the first prize, a
gold medal, TO Miss McDonough, and the second
prize, silver medal, 10 Miss Ham.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Episcopal Synod Of the Diocese Of Toronto.
TORONTO, Ont., June 2l, 1871.
The Episcopal Synod OF the Diocese or Toronto is
now IN session here. missionary meeting was
held last evening, and the Rev. DR.. A. T. Haiyhr OF
New York, anu the Rev. Is. Ii. Paddock OF Bro Jklyn
made long and eloquent speeches.
Methodist Camp Meeting at Round Lake.
Troy, N. Y, June 81, 1871.
The national camp meeting OF the Methodists OF
Round Lake, on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Rail-
road. Will commence July and continue ten days.
IL promises TO be the largest camp meeting ever
held III this country. Hundreds of tents are already
engaged. Tue representation from Pennsyvanla Is
the largest az vet,
Boarding tents at the camp grounds will be open
on the LIST OF July.
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CONDITION or GOyERNoR WARxorH. or Ionra :

CONDITION OF GOVERNOR WARMorH OF LOUISE =
ANA.-Last night the SICKNESS which has for some
time Frustrated the Governor took an unfavuraDlo
turn and IT was reported that he could not survive
untii morning IL was probably not 50 bad as tnat.
modification OF ms fOot. This VIII, ut all events
necesstate amputaton. The Governor Was all niahe
surrounded by his friends, and some oil the abiese
PHYSICIANS III tie city were In aItenuanco.-N
orleans LrcdH1lse, June IL
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New Brooklyn Church EdHcs : La yinY the
Corner stone OF St. Barnnbas Chapel by
Bishop LitlejOin.
The ceremony OF laying the corner stone of 81.
Barnabas chapel. at the intersection OF Bushwick
Boulevard and Kossuth place. brooklyn, L. D., was
pc rformed yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dr. Lit
tipJohn. episcopal bishop OF Long Island. The fol-
interesting cerem0ny:-Rev. DIR. Homer rector OF
ST. James Church; Rev. DIR. Paddock, rector Cf
~. Peters; Rev. Dr. Williams, rector OF
St Matthew's; Rev. Dr. Usskins, rector or
81. Marks, Eastern Districts Rev. DR.. Flcn. rec
tor oi ST. Marks, Western District; the Rev. Dir.
watkins, the Rev. DIR. Gulon. the Rev. DR.. Peck, OF
calvary church; the Rev. Dr. Schouer, OF 81.
Stephens, and the Rev. Dr. Spaford.
The musical part OF the exercises was conducted
bv portion oil the choir or 81. James churcn and
the sunday school children OF the same PARISH.
The new edifice will be OF the Gothic style OF
architecture, g6 feet by 32 with exten on anu Will
be completed by the end OF October. rhe Rev. Will
bur r. Watkins Will have charge OF the new chapel.
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The girls OF ST. Joseph's Free School gave their
annual exhibition yesterday and showed marked
proficiency In their several studies At the close OF
the exercises which were long and interesting the
Rev. Father Farrell made an address, c0ngraiuating
the girls ON the progress made during the year. and
Sister Leander, tne chief instructor her method
Of imparting Information TO the yeung.
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lAAss FIRE IN CATskllL.

HUDSON, N. Y, June II, 1871.
fire broke out this morning about one O'Clock In
the tannery and leather store OF Nicholas Swartout.
Catskili, near the Methodist church, and spread
To two adjoining dwellings, on Que side aud to the
grocery OF N. H. a r. q. Willsur on the other sloe
al OF winch were destroyed. Tue loss u $40 0OO.
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Allowing for time, It Will be seen that the Frolic
Sherman, ReDecca and Geraldine were the winning
vessels In their respective classes, the Sherman
carrying or the pennant as the nrst vessel In.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

To-day the Mutuas and Olympics play on the
Union grounds, and ine contest may be looked
for as each nine win try hard to defeat the other
The Rosedales and Atantics also play to day on
the Capit0iine. #3
yesterday at Phiadeiphia. The Athletics improved
on their style In the Mutual game and came out the
victors. The following Is The score by innings:-
Cub. In. ~ 81 "a. Ga. "a IA
10sSS%isHHtss.....S 0sSisHs SaS 9 S-,ss
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LIVING TRirLErs.-Three sisters, nan ed Hurlbut,
who came into the world multane0usly, are now
hving together In Ltchheld Conn.,, aged eight -four
years. They have rarely been separated, and have
always enJOyed exceIlent health.
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event
ere as foilows:-A sakeboat viii be anchored abreast
OF the lower landing, Known rs FanderOllts, staten
Island about 200 yards from the sore, ana another
IN easterly line WIN this, about tnree-quarters OF
q mile from the shore Between these stakeuOat5
the schooners VIII anchor IN line, about nlty yards
Apart. The nrsi class sloops Viii ancnOr III same
manner, fifty yards apart, about lou yards south OF
the schOOnerS, aud the second class soopS III Ike
manner, hity yards apart, about seventy-nye yarLs
eOath Of the St class soops. In taxing position
In line each yacnt select It's own IN the order OF
ITS arrival al the anchorage. The commit.ee boat
will not undertake to tow yachts Into position.
kalnsas, loresas and gai topsalls may be Set be-
fore starting unless Otherwise oruered ny the COM
mittee. Yachts are required 10 carry their private
rigpaIs at the mann peak tnroughout the race. The
committee reserve 10 themselves the right 10 iuie
out a yachts not In position at The signal Tor the
start at eleven A. NJ. Yachts disoyeyina any Of the
foregoing directions or amy Of the printed regula-
tons oi the ciup may be disqualified Tue signal ior
preparing TO start VIII be one gun IRON The commit
tee steamer, and after brel interval the signal for
starting VIII be second gun from The sane steamer
THE COURSE.
The course will be from the anchorage to the buoy
on the southwest SPIT, passing II " the west and
SCUM, thence To the lightshlp rounding II 10 The
norInwaru and eastward, returning over the same
course passing TO me eas! gong and returning, of
and No. V--and TO The westward 0l the inner nag
boat Od Nanuerbllts landing.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The steamer Middletown, provided Tor the exclu-
sive use OF the members Of the club and ladies
accompany ing them, VIII leave the foot VI Des-
brOsses street at hallpas, ten O'Clock. Before the
start the steamer wnl touch the lower landing Of
the Staten Island ierry " receive members Oh
board. Alter the race ~ over tne steamer VIII Gait
there aga,n 10 leave tnose wishing 70 return 70 the
Island.
The steamer Seth Low. furnished for the use OF
the regatta Com0iittec ana members ol tne press,
WILL leave loot Oi DesDrosses street ~ ten ocOck
precisely.
The Regatta COMMITTEE, composed OF Messrs.
Philip schuyler, stuart NJ Taylor and W. Butter
duncan, gentlemen wac have hau extended cxpe.
renee IN The management OF yacht races, REQUEST
all vessels present. whether steam or sail, most
sudiousIy to avoid any interereDce, either directly
or remotely with any OF the yachts engaged IN the
race, mus giving 10 all 'ciear neld anu WHO
berth.v
ACCOMPANYING srEAMBoATs.
large neet OF steamboats, will accompany the
yachts over the course, aIord,ng thousands an OPP
p0rtunlty OF witnessing the grand nautical specta-
Gle. Among these Will he noted the f0llowing:-
The steamer Sleepy Hollow. CAPTAIN ]. SHERMAN,
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Piano Solo, Tan 1,shsn,.r o''{ &C. A. Johnston.
Debate on the question, Are the Mental Capacities of
Woman Equal TO Those OF Man 7"
q. B. Chaplin. A. W. Dunnng,
4. w. Price, X. j. Hamilton. Jr
J. Mel. Proudft W. L. Ferris,
II. ". Titus, Jr., w. q. Fisk,
J. r. Sands, j. N. Gre .ory,
q. w. Ames, IA. ID. Chapn.
Distribution Of honors.
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THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

The annual exercises Of the Collegiate School, 1O1
West Fourteenth street, OF which the Rev. Henry b.
Chaplin Is rector was he'd at De Garmo's rooms. in
Fifth avenue, yesterday afternoon. The audience
was very select one and the programme was
varied and interesting. After PRAYER had been
offered the exercises were given as follows:-
Prayer"Kng Harold e his Army before the Battle of
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i've, IN harnesS.
y. lobey entered cn m Susie. ...........l !
J. Bowen entered br m. Jennie ....... Q
Il. q. White entered en-. m. Fanny Fern... 2
John Murphy entered sr. m Lady Sears. 3 0 8
q. W. Smallev entered biz. 9. Othello tor
merly Black Crook. 8
+. X. Conkln entered b. z. Audalusia. -. o s o 5
W. II. Woodruff entered ch. m Gypsy.... DIR.
Robert Johnson entered b. IN. LOttle. 49,. DIR.
T. C. Borden entered o. z. Comet. ...... dr.
A. Warren entered blk. M. Belle OF Wafer.
town ................... ............... Or.
L. Phillips entered b. IN. Another Such. y. DIR.
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The contestants Tor this prize are the sloopS
Breeze Gracle, Ariadne, Addle aad NiXen.
Following these are prizes contributed by men,
bcrs Oi the club Ill the shape Oh TWO subscription
cups these Delng the tine and over The
same course w pe saleu Tor according " lhe rules
Ol the cub. tut without allowance VI time. These
are:- .A
For schconers, prize OF the value Of. 5000
For sloops one pilZe OF the value 4u0
1ne latter were opea to all American yachts
belonging To regularly organized ciuD5, " not iess
tnan III cen tonS measurement, according TO the
new rules OF the New York Yacni CluD.
FIleen IL the yachts VIII contest lor the schooner
cup, all belonging 10 the cluD While eight arc ON lne
NsI the sluup Cup, including the Kaiser Wllneim
FTsc owned uy George A. Beilng, OI the Bay yonne
YaclL Llub, aud the Peerless, the property Oh j.
Rogers Aaxwe, Oi ihe Atautc Yacht LluD. These
yachts are fuliuws anu ale gwen ia the order
ant
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CLUB PRIZE FOR scHooNERs.
CLUB PRIZE FOR sLooPs.

The Fleetwlng has been measured, but so late yes
terday afternoon That IL hnpraCticaDlc 10 hie
the certificate ut the office VI secretary Charles A.