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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
hNfHERST COLLEGE.

HYDE AND KELLOGG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRIZES
TIE GRADUATING CLASS.
lFRoM An occ AsIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIBUSE
AMHERST, July THE Hyde prizes speaking
Yesterday afternoon quite to the usual standard
OF this annual contest Olly five speakers appeared,
according to the programme published yesterday, IN
stead of the six first appointed by the Faculty. An
excellent Grafton byiE. N Smith Of Brooklyn. bis
marcg and German Unity" had been selected by the
Committee and 1t currently reported among the stu
GENTS would the prize had not circumstances
preyented lts delivery. The prize $780, awarded to
Thomas A. Stuart OF Logansport, Ind.
Last evening five speakers from each Of the lower
classes competed for Kellogg prizes OF so each FOR
tho best defamation Of d selected piece "a contest
which always attracts large audience and Is one OF
the favOrite occasions OF the week The five selected
from their respective classes were as follows;
S9phomores-Rober; Ely of WlIprahnm Mass; G.. w
CIoak OF Philadelphia, Penn; q. L. smith ol Windsor
y Y; James q. HODUe OF Amherst, George ~ Cross OF
Freshme,-w. c. Weedeu OF Providence K. /; W. W
Ir,e of Tnorudike Mss; ". Record OF South Bran
tree Mas; W. A. TOwne oi Springfield, Mas; y. e.
Green or Amherst
The following prizes were announced last evening ::
Walker mathematical prizes. sophomores-A l..
Smith OF Columbus, OllO so; l. T. Barker OF WesterN
az " rrresbnenNceor : TIr of FredDIia n y sk5
and W. B. Keith Of Brantrer, Mass, SIS
Tue class which viii graduate Thursday numbers &C.,
and has on is rolls during course
lheeu states arc represented ana uNe mcmDcIr nave
come to Amherst from other colleges only deaths
have occurred durng the Tue average age Of
the graduating class is y years and fraction.
Prof Judson smith Of Oberlin College, Ohio and a
graduate Of Amherst 1859, the
professor Of rhetoric whom will elect ddr
ing the week.
Speaker Sanford Of the Massachusetts Legislature
elected trustee OF Amherst College to-day, place OF
Dr. L. Alden OF Randolph, resigned Waldo Huichins
OF New York will be elected PresIdeut Of the
society OF the Alumni.
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was from Philippians, H., IS Tho spirit OF 'nr's'' sA"
the preacher the spirit Of youth is aspiring ra.ner
than retrospective. Up to certain perlou man e lS
pvoed on the future. When this period mas passed. anu
the chief satisfaction lies in remembrance decay mas al
ready SETH Christianity allies itself to the first rather
than TO the latter period II aims not so much to restore
lost condition to man. rs introduce him to state he
has never realized or conceived. The watchword ana
rayinc cry OF Christianity, the President contended IL
the hereafter. II we to symbolic the attitude OF
tine Christian we should represent MIN as standing on
the mountain top In the early morning reaching forth
10 and haug the day. To lack nope In our Chris
tan life Is to lack vitality 1t can be said oil our age
and 1t is grand thing to be said OF any age. that
IL is looking toward and yearnng after truer
tvps OF Christianity There now, "a always,
two parties "We must get back" says
one "to the old doctrines and to tho stern
yirtucs OF our fathers" "NO," the other, "the
past has begottcn dcgeneracy Grant the grandeur OF
they able to perpctuatc themselves Tue true
fth ~ moi mat of our ancestors but that which shall
be the faith of pOsterltY.' Inc best Chrlsllin
thought and spirit of our time, though not adopting
other of these views symuatbZs most with the latter
In his address TO the graduates the President said: 1t
has been fuely said o an od World SAINT that ne was
enabled by his pOstcrity. BE you enabled from TINS day
forward BY your future. Lit all that you may be- and
purpose be, aud hone have already eegln TO be-
improve afar of TO press forward to the prze
OF your high calling In Christ Jesus" In the evening
L. o. Brasion Of Burlington delivered the annual ad-
dress before the Society for Religious Inquiry.
Tie examinations for admission were held Monday
forenoon, wneu n applicants, nclIdns one young
woman, presented themselves. In the afternoon the
pdriiucnt delivered by Dr. h. G. Butter, President
of the Vermont Medical society Afer the address II
cessful competitor for the Little prz' This prize -
given by Prof j. L. Little OF SrwHOrK 10 the medical
| stddent who has prepared the most complete, best
arranged and handsomcs OF his surgical lectures
and chuic and consists Of "a large case OF surSicdl
and also Faculty prize OF S5 for ne best thesis ahd
pzs III each subject oil study Tor INC uesV eA'inao
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DEATH FROM FOUL PRISON AIR.

a vagrant named Thomas DOdd was an
rested last week mtemp rance. and sentenced bY
Justice Morgan OF the Jefferson Market Police Court to
ten days imprisonment. six seven Of these days
were spent IN the Jefferson Market Prison, an unusual
proceeding the custom beng to transfer prisoner,
having az long days TO serve 10 the Penentiary
on Blackwells Island Ills full term PROBABLY would
have been served IN the cells; but on Monday
evening he was found 10 be suffering severely from
pneumonia, and was promptly conveyed to Bellevue
H)sptal, where he died two hours after admission
Deputy Coroner same had seen tho man
IN his cell Saturday, aud had then
urged his removal TO Bellevue, but legal
delays aud obstacles teryencd, and the man was mo-
removed until Mon1l, evening as stated IlS j. t1e
second death produced within week by me ionl AR NJ
jefferson Market Prison. The cells there are almost
wholly uuyentatcd the doors, which are oakeu dud
without grating OF any kind, opening upOn a narrow
corridor which l. itself ventilated only by narrow
bull's-eye window in each eud In this narrow space
there have been many l3j prisoners lnmured AT
once themselves being foul aud unwholescme enough
the already rrDreathed and ctd air Of the cor
Tidor Il Il stated tGJt Justice Morgan l. tne only
Police Justice who pcI,reuty retains his prisoners IN
his district prison Iustc of seudng them 10 the island
aId th prisoner L. admitted ~ be closer ana more
unhealthy than any other
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

z The IId Assembly District Republican As.
ISOLATION held special meeting last evening 70 discuss
the question Of dividing the XiXtn District. The
cessary ndments Oi the Constitution were mai, and
the Association VIII meet again on the second Idesday
in August.
A meeting Of members doing business on
the lower floor Of the Produce Exchange was held yes
erday TO establish regular hOur for the adjournment
OF business series OF resolutions was offered in favor
OF closing at 1890 p. M which, after some discusion
was passed by large majority. The hrst ,i.lc O Tie
new crop Spring wheat was exhibited on tiJn2c ye@
terday by Vim. W3ngiOrl OF A. II. Picker.hk d Go. II
Chicago Tue Sample taken from the htst c.rlOad
received at Chicago.
The closing exercises of st. Thcresa's
Parocha School held Ia thetChurch OF - 1hcresl
I'm Rutgersst last evening TIE programme consisted %
instrumental music 10y the pupils, aud decalna
tons by Masters John s Dfdu, Eddie OBrien, James
Reilly Nicholas Roche. Enmct Norris. George Weder-
KIN Joseph Reedy. joan WAcarty, ana Thomas a. Mc.
Keon Premiums for exec .icuce in scholarship. g..
were distributed among all tue members Of the FIRST ana
Second Classes by Principal or tDe school, Mr..
Joachim TIE Rev. FttncT BDyce Of s. Tncrrs OF, Parish
delivered a cOngratu.atOry address 10 the PUZZLE. Tho
t- o classes contatncA about " members.
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OF 10000 The Presbytery OF Newark met at the Prst
Presbyterian Church Yesterday morning, with the Rev
Dr L. H. Berry OF MOntclar Moderator. and the Rev
Dr FIney OF this city az clerk The Rev. Mr.. Morris
pastor OF the Plane-st cOlOred church, made appca
non to be released from his duties that church. stat
ng that hs salary had not been paid for the last six
weeks and that he had suffered serious embarrassmens
on tbat account committee WIS appointed to VISIT
the church and Investigate tne matter, aud report at
the next meeting.
Mrs U ID Buscb decamped Monday night with a
Guantitv of yguabes belonging to ner employer. Yes
erlay The police captured with some Of the stolen
property in her possession.
LAKE VHw-James Rose, boy, was Climbing trees
IN the Saturday, and was accidentally SHOT by
Jacob Wagner who OIt bubilfS Ihc DOy Injuries
are not dangerous.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

THE 7)IH COMMENCEMENT KxEHCIsRs BEGUN
PRESIDENT BUCKHAM's BACcALAUREATE - AID
DRESS BEFORE THE SOCIETY FOR RELIGIOUS IN
QUIRY-DR BCTLEE's ADDRESS BEFORE HE
MEDICAL GRADUATES.
The exercises of the 10Th Commencement Of
the University OF Vermont aud State Agricultural Cot.
leee began sunday last In the Couege-st Church,
Burlington, with the delivery OF the Baccalaureae ser
mon by the President Mathew H. Blckhan. Tue Pres
idents text, Forgetting bos, things which are behind
aDd rChIg form unto those tAuss whom are before"
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witnessed by about spectators The hrst ga' was
played at Hartford about week ago. ana res' ded In
an easy victory the Yales by score Oh 10 % but
s the Prncetons were short that oeeas Of two OF
bor bost p,ayers it was thought that esterday they
would redeem themselves by beating che Yales. The
game was admirably played up TO e end of the fourth
inning when the score stood ~ Qin the Princetons
favor In the next inning the Gles after banking tnc
prucetons and through Crrcrs scored seven runs Wcu
they could have been banked This lead tne lIlhvu,
tons we're never able oSiycrcome, as they oV
In adding two more rUns their score, While tne ia's
made four, coming the yicors by score O II W
The best play shown by BigiOw lOi t,c % 49, 49, NV
I9urhlin for the PrincetOns. Following tue scolc'
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POLICE NOTES.

A post-mOrtem examination was made yesterday
on the by Of VncerNo the ltsu shO STABBED
Giuseppe dgrns quarrel about ~o csais IA' Inquest M
be heli on Frdiy.
The body Of James Livingston was found in the
tie foot Of es; Foureenth, Yeieray IL y"
AFFLICTED liquor supposed that b. lei from fhe per S1
drunk The body o. also oi
% the rlyer a the foot VI West Eleventh 81.
Two unknown men entered the residence ot Mary
Sayre al No. I76 Glsni july 2 sGl ufDed her t t
detectives AMI that she some collee boags DO Dr. 9
session bureau sud weut decaIz tt
Dnd Al holr ai~rS4ri ,Ae co'e nat
worth Sl3OJ which bad been in Le 'H"' lof y
years had been stoen Ine police been unaOc 70 an The
H.
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THE cHrLDREy's EXCURSION FUND.

TO the l. ditor Of The Irt6
SIR: The trustees OF the Poor Childrens
Free Excursion Fund beg to inform the public that the
present OF picucs for street aud tenement house
children has been commenced under the happiest
auspices 965 boys and girls having been taken out by
Mr.. George +. Williams Monday and safely returned
TO their homes The children had whole day of health
ful enjoyment very slight the pro rata expense
being 80. cents. For that small every child was
well fed with substantial as we'll luxurious food en-
joyed delightful sail down the harbOr, visited a rural
grove and spent the day III the most pleasant way
Itis intention OF the trustees 10 give these xcur.
sion often the state Of the funds will permit but
they DO all that is necessary unless Inteniing
contributors send IN their subscriptions at once Con-
tracts for boats supplies cannot be entered into unless
sufficient money in the hands Of the Treasurer 10 war
rant ncurrfag responsibility. To arrange for these
excursions property time IS also necessary. aud the
tr. tees hope their hands viii DO trengheued so
thi the work may on without any check during the
months of July and August.
No fDli 4. tOdgv
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lst 2i 81. Ath 9TH. 9th. 7th 9Th 81. Total
PPds''tou~.."S o ? 7 iii
Upfe NJ Matthew'S Mutual Club Wdes pitched by Avery
hy Man, By Brown, Is. Ruus eael, none lime oi Sae
The Athletic and Atlantic Clubs played at
Philadelphia yesterday. The game was well contested
and there hue playing on both sides IAe following
is the score by lnnincs
l,t. o. sl 4h 9TH Oh tn. 8,h. OH Totals
Ai1TtSs...0 AiIaS,Ss..0 o 0 . 0 0 0
Rum earld-ALe,e Auanes, o. Umpfe-Nens'nde''ei O
the Athletic tub. -
The baseball tournament at Watertown. NJ
Y ended yesterday The Maple Leaf Club of Guelph
ada beat all competitors aud carried OF the $500 prize
Fourteen Of the best amateur clubs IN the United states
participated The EastOHs o1 PcnDsyIy1nIa cdI4Ici Oh
the second prize.
The Hartford and Philadelphia Clubs played
rather onesded game at Hartford ycstcrday,n In Whch
the Philadephias met with signal defeat Ihe lolo"-
ing IS the score by innings - 90 -, r,,
F'r,'o'i' srs...:. SO ...!5 . Q o =
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TRorrTNG AT SDIASAPoLIs.

IsDIASAPoLIs, July 7. The first meeting of
che Indianapolis Irotting Association BEGAN today The
rst race was for purse Of N2oO for horses that had
neyer beaten ESS 500 to The drst hosre, $50 TO the
Sseoond sz5O 70 the third mile heats best three five
10 harness. The race was by Granville In three
straight heats Setty Lyle taking the second money and
McHenry third. Time. 23 23Z., ZJi Toe second race
Was for a purse OF 1900 for horses that had never
seatep 25O $500 the nE horse. 500 10 the second
and 500 10 tbird mile heats three IN nYe TO baT1ess
Moss Rose wac the winner Ia three straight heats
Moss hOfe 'sssssssl
IofUe
White. sss'ssss'''''''o
Islinadge 900 ' .
Tine-2:35L9 Z;332 1iiI
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Netr- York Hotel-Senator Henry Cooper OF Iennes-
see and John Stevenson of Keniueky rgm a ry
t,i-Bufon Wilson Solicitor Of the Trea.uyi comma et D.
n Esvyi Col L. Scott Of Ere eT Mayor George hoDIo
Lowell Mass and Judge j. r. Southwoth Of Aaoana
Uous,-(ieorge Pullman of Chcayo. SfnrtcpdM HO a..
dore J. NJ Prs T. sv'....EreeH y os %
Isno Of Hogndn Hou-CspLJ w Reilly OF "es' M,
NSropo,tin Hoh-Johu r. Fotd Of Baltimore The lion "
John Os~ego and Senator H. C. Connely sc
NieBoI1 IIoHi-Dsinr Attorney ~ G. Moak OF 'N'
senator S Lowery Of Utica AMI g. b. Morgan OF Aurora ' l.
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ATTEMPT TO BURN A woRKHoUsE.

LOWELL Mass. July 7.-An attempt was
de yesterday by Bridget Morrison. gir Is years old
who Is serving sentence at the workhouse. 10 burn
that Institution. She set hre to mattress in n room
where fiere were hulf dom beds all Of which were
~ . DlaL5 ybcu lbo nre wI5 discovered.
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BROOKLYN

The Sackett-st. Boulevard or Jamaica Park
WAY Will he completed 10 the city lIue in apoul 10 days
Daring June the Homeopathic DispenSary
treated 5l6 patients OF which i72 were aud 34i
women.
Complaints are made by owners of lots in
Cypress HIS and Evergreen cemeteries that flowers
and plants stolen, and they urge that the force Uf
watcumrn be Increased.
The Commissioners OF Estimate and Assess
ment IN the opening OF Lencrtsaycnue, Will TO
hear objections MONDAY at p IN, at schoon-
makers Hail In FiatDIsI.
The Union Temperate League has drawn up
n circular 10 be sent the different police captains,
asking their cooperation in bringing OF violation
of law to the attention Ot the Board Of Police aud
Excise.
The freless locomotive began running in
Atanticave between FlatDushaye. and East New York
Yesterday. Alderman Richardson. President OF the
road expresses his satisfaction with its working and
states that il will be III operation every day.
The Board of Excise have issued 1861 licenses
since October 1873, against 1868 FOR similar period
der the Old board and collected sis535 as against
SIS the same time previously or au excess Of
S62 $50 IN favor of the present board
The commissioners on the opening of Park
ave from Clinton 10 Frankn-aye. and from Spencer-st
70 TompkIns-ave met yesterday, completed their re-
port and filed it in the County Clerks office. Tdc total
expense Of opening consisting mainly OF awards. Is
about $1,000.
At Il meeting of the Board of Education,
IN reply 10 resolution offered by Alderman Strong some
time ago, giving detailed report OF the number Of
teachers their ages how many were married, how many
were single and the salaries they received.
Presidents Slocum and Sullivan of the cross
town aud Brooklyn city railroad companies held con.
ference yesterday with the Board OF City Works the
subject Of relaying the tracks near
town Creek bridge Secretary Northrup was Instructed
10 prepare a diagram OF the proposed Improvement.
new liquor dealers organization was
formed last night in Samueils's Assembly Rooms. Col
John Is. Meyenberg elected President They re-
solved 10 cooperate with the NewYork Liquor Doaers
Protective Union aud form State body. They have
mplOyed Col. Charles Spencer aud eXJudge Albert
CarJozo counsel The meetings hereafter viii held
IN secret.
- The Commissioners or City Works consulted
yesterday regarding Mayor Hunters eIpens
OF the Water Bureau for 1875 and Messrs Palmer and
Whiting expressed the opinion that the appropriation
had become law according 10 the terms of tho new
charter before the Mayor sent IN his veto. The subject
Will be referred ~ Corporation Counsel De Wit for his
opinion.
The property owners in Bridge-st. who are
opposed To It's being repaired met In the Primitive
Methodist Church last night j. ii. Mcdonald presided
series of resolutions passed. after Considerable
dsbae, stating that to lay granite pavement would
tlX property 0wpqrs more than they GOULD boar and
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TIE TWO-MLE HEAT RACE.

TIE twomGe heat race for purse OF $50, hal six
cnrirs ana five Of them came 10 the past Tney were
LiticI's en- G.. Tellowcraft, Fraukas b. IN. Arizona,
Lawrence d LjriIlards D. b. shylOck J. Codees z. c.
Dounyhr and McGratA's D. M JGrv. This was rare
field of good horses race Of twouie heats, ana the
tlecuative turfmen present invested heavily at the
uoo.-.tand The following pools sold just before
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~ ID O.. horses, tso-n..e l,s's.
> Coa,,'s ,urook by Lightning, 3am Jessamiae


The Monmouth Cup, sweepstakes Of $50 each, p. p.
with & so added, = miles, had "a nominations making
the stake worth SO cut OF wDich the second horse
ceived SO aud the third $3.50 the presence OF the re-
douutabe Tom Bowling frightened away al opponents
except three who Only for the second and third
1oney Preakness declined TO meet the great Kentucky
horse al Monmouth Park prefeTug tAe y mics al SdF-
atoga IN the Cup there. OhlE Village blacksmith,
Ransom and Whisper, started but their owners hdd no
eXpectatiOu OF beating their rival aud so general was
this conviction that Ia the pO0s Tom BOWhHg was let
WlthOIt him they sold as below
Village L-acAsulll1 s'ss.sssSl w t'oO
RauSOIn. 80 slU
rss
Tom Bowling jumped OH the lead, with Ransom
coon taking The SECOND place Village blacksmith third,
and WHISPER making q waiting race. Tom Bowling, pull
ing double from start 10 hlsh beat ali his opponents Ia
Ibe commOuest OF cauters BY ten lengths. Whisper
winning second money, Ransom third, and Village
Blacksmith breaking down III the race. Hme-4:42i
SUMMARY.
d. p seGrathtb b Ton BOwAag years b3 Lexington. dam
Fowler.
> ". Hunt RsyLoo D. Whisper yeais BY Planet dam daiie
BabeocK Rausom D. Ransom yesTs, b. A'eod dam Ban
o. Lonares village Blacksmith aged ty VSp1ei, dA@
JIme-8:4ZA
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Tins-2.35is. 2:333 ziiI.
BASEBALL

The second game for the college champion
chip between the Yale and Princeton 'oieso ''u'''
hicb - a. played on the Union GrOabds YESTERDAY was
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THE Syracuse CHURCH DISASTER.

SYRACUSE, July Miss Carrie Ostrander,
one of the injured! tic BaptistaChurch disaster OF
June 20, died last eyenmg making the fourteenth vic
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Trustees,

WV. BUTLER DCNCAN. No. hassau-st..
CHARIEs IA. MARsHALL. No. - BuTling-slip
THEoBUEE ROOSEVELT, No. ~ Maideu-iane Trul
GLORGL II. BRODHkAD. No. 10 Wall-st.
EDWARD kISG. No. IS BrOadHay.
AelC- York June 7, 1874.
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TREAT PROMPTIY-Cramps, Diarrhca, Asiatic
Cholera Bpsel Gcous, with Dr. JArsE's CARsSAuyE
BAsAx and you will Obtain ef AL promote
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

LAMPLOUGH's PTRETIC SALINE is the cure for
feyer ou.ues. ,ov and or Spring
SUMNER ailments throughout CJrt sni tb
Maker l3 Hobornhil Lortln Enga1I. Use substitute.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is the
and oly geaui4r a.er imported to Amsuea Sod IN bottle,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

THE ELASTIC TRUsSn sold at PoMERoY's, IA
DroaiNay for -, is warranted tie hes1 male.
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Ian .nentsl
Irritation of fscalp-BURyETr's COCAINE cures.
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SFCoVD DAY-CAROLINE WINS THE Hofht u SLAMS
DoNNYBROOK THE TwO-MlLE-HhAl hAO"' AM
TOM BowLING TIE MONMOUTH CUP,
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1st "a. 81. itb. 9TH 9th. 7th. 9Th. 9th. Total
&C.. 90. Q Q Q Q 0 :? . / ] 2-li
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regatta the Ataantas would be glad 70 measure blades
with them after the regatta but not otherwise Inc
match had not sought by them, as the fale crew
had sent the invitation, and Mr. Ferry had come 10
New-York to solicit Its acceptance. In accepting 1t
they put themselves considerable Inconvenience and
expense on account Of the race being rowed
in a sixoared shell instead OF fOur-oared. which
ia now used nearly ell aquatic contests
except those college After they bad done
so mucn they felt that 10 more than Just that
the arrangements should be carried out II was not
true stated that the Aalantas had refused
10 postpone the In order that the Yale crew might
row IN their new boat the other baud. they we're
anxious to have the postponed In order that u
might not occur such close proximity To the Harlem
Regatta, which will take place the 22d inst The
Atalantas think that justice has not been done them by
the papers in their contests. When they teat one
of the best crews Harvard ever had by more than
minute at Ingleslde, near Springfield Mass, IN
1871, and the Yale crew at Lake saitonstan
the papers said the Harvard and Yale crews
bad condition to row. For this reason they
would have been glad or an opportunity TO meet the
Yale thai they were so highly spoken or, Tor
"A victory under such circumstances would snow that
the Aalantas good crew. IL was singular TACT
that whenever they had rowed Ia regatta aud won
II had SAID that the fast crews had been with
drawn in poor condition 10 row. They had no
III feeling toward the Yale crew, and were anxious to
meet them.
1t has been proposed to the race week before
the collegiate Regatta, at Saratoga or Troy.