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YACHTING NOTES.

Tho schooner yacht Tidal Wave, N.YY.C., MT
Daniel Cook, VIII make u trial trip the Goth inst
Tho schooner yacht Sea Witch, BY.C., Mr.. +. II.
Stoit is at Mcssrs. Smith fcrry's yard Grccenport
L. |. She has en- oycrh aulcd and was placed over.
board tho 9th inst. She went into COMMITS ion
yesterday and WIN soon make short cruise to lilo
westward
Mr. Alphonsc Montaunts trim li:,le yacht Blonde
yesterday looking fresh ana bright the thorough
Captain Giles Fowler.
Inc schooner yacht Estellc. NY.Y.C., Mr. J.. d.
smith, is hauled out at Greenpurt. !. !. She viii
be launched on the 10Th last. and tho following day
be paicd ~ commission The Esteiio mas been
matched for $500 sdo with tho soOp Gincc to sail
over the New York Yacht CLUB course carly IN Juno
next Captain Bsgs Will continue IN charge OF the
Esteilc
Tho sloop yacht Kate. Y.C., Mr.. G. +. Randolph.
has been GvoIhaulcd now ovcrhangng stern has
Tho sloop yacht KAISER Wilhelm, AVG, Rear
Commodore Fields, ~ IN commission, and lying the
loot OF Court street, Brooklyn.
The soop yacht Alert, b. Y.C, Nr. Henry ". Vail,
Is beng overhaul at Grecpport, L. l., and will 20
into commission tho present week.
The sioop yacht Arrow Mr. Ross Wnans. is lying
in Sterling Basin, near Greeuport, L. L.. and Will be
hauled out next week.
Tue sioop yachts wenonah, Mr. @. f. Post, and
Evadns, Mr.. Monroe Cnubb, are lying IN Sterling
BASIN.
The s.cnm yacht Mystic, N.Y.Y.c., Mr. G. }. Osborn,
Is ut Grccnporl, L. l.
There IS great competition between the owners
OF several catamarans this vicinity
great norts arc being made " increase
tho speed OF the doube-huf,ed craft Tue
owner OF the John Gllpln has caused her to DC
potloadcu, ana the services oil Captain Jacob smith,
lato Of the Dare Dovii, have been gagged Tor the
summer. Mr.. Hughes. owner OF the lurahtcla. has
had tho hun OF that vessel not loaded, and short
time spirited race may be expected between these
rival boats.
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A MUNIFICENT GIFT.

Mr.. d. Willis James, or the banking firm OF Brown
Brothers. has Submitted 10 tho Board Of Cominis-
sionors oil Pubic Parks proposition Tor tho erection
OF u bronze drinking fountain IN ono OF the pubic
parks, which he proposes to- donate TO The city. rhe
iountain Is now being modelled Stuttgart IN the
kingdom OF Wurtcmbers by Professor Adoiph Doun-
dori, professor Of sculpture III tho Art Academy Of
that city. Tho model represents the foun upon
granite basis, Tour ioet height, approachgbic by
steps four sides, with rising PEDESTAL OF bronze
seven feet nigh provided with basins and cups,
upon this pedestal rises group oil brouZJ icct
IN height representing mother bringing ner two
chiidIen to fountain.
The sculptor oil the proposed fountain, Professor
Doun1uri IS pupil of the late Ernest keitscbe
VINO the sculptor OF tho famous Luther monument
at Worms After Professor Rcitsch.Es death Pro-
lesser DouGdori became tho chef artist In the
pleton OF that great Tho donor says that hav-
ing carefully looked various localities and being
his praci icaUlc 10 promote .nc
benefit OF tie masses 81 the people VINO rarely find u
possible Central PARK, he requested the
COnnissrners TO allow thc erection OF fountain
the west sde Of Uiaon square, between Fifteenth
ani seventeenth streets. lie Aus that the contract
WIN tho artist provides for the cpmp!ction of The
fountain III time tor III erection In this city about
eighteen months from Tire present date.
he Board OF PARK commissioners accepted the
proposition with thanks ana referred the subject
NJ Lane 70 examine Aisi report upon suitable site
or np
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SYNOD.

At st. Patricks Cathedral, Newark, yesterday, a
Synod OF the Diocese OF Newark oDcned, tho mum.
Der Of priests present being l5l Prior TO the begin.
ming OF business solemn Pontincal mass was cele.
brAtcd by Right Row. Bishop NJ. A. Corrigan, with
Very Rev. q. II. Doane. Y. o., assistant priest; Rev
j. A. Kelly and Rev. 4. Leonard, dcacons OF honor;
Rev. "a. j. Brennan, deacon, aud Rev !. A. Sheppard,
SUB icacon Of the Mass; Rev. J. 81. Flynn and Rev
j. j. O'Connor, master oi ceremonies
Altcr iurthcr religious ceremonies The Bishop de-
hvcrcd All ovcning address and tho - nod was de-
ciured ia session, and officers were announced
lows :-l'romoter, Very Rev. q. H. Doane, v. O. /;
Secretary, Rev. >. Mcssmcr; Notary Rev. DR.. =. H.
Smith; irocurators OF the Clergy, Rev. W. McNuiy,
Rev. John McQuaid, >. j. Judges oil Excuses, Rev.
L. CorrIgan. Rev. 4. Hcnncssy. rno conicssIo ION OF
failh hasiug been made tho synod adjourned until
the afternoon.
Al the ate scssion--wbich. like the morning
session, was hold with no lay men present, aaG with
tue officers pledged TO secrecy nothing was done
except "thc readng oi the dccreosp IL Is under
STOOD that outsiaa OF mere discussions on points
affecting local Cnurch government, management and
diFciliInc that no subject OF npor ancc VIII DO
brought up AZ to-day session. IL is reliably stated
tnlt contrary 10 report nothing or done or
Viii DO about the Ancient order Of Hipernians
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ATHLETIC NOTES.

There viii DO hammer throwing in tho games OF the
New York Athletic Club, May 30 this event being
omitted IN previous notices.
Tac opening sanos cf the Manhattan Athletic Club
VIII take place on Their grounds Filty-sixlh
street ana Eighth avenue ON the li,h Inst, at ave
L. NJ. The following events are tho programme -
Run OF 30 yards, CLUB handicap; one mile walk. club
handicap; hal-nnc ron, cluO handicap; onc.quarter
mile ruu, open to all amateurs MIR. a. IL Armstrong.
Jr. amateur champion, VIII walk QUO mile against
Gold medals will be gwen to ffst ana SILVER
medals 20 sccoud man In each contest Entrance viii
close to-day with the secretary. 6. ~ Pamiy, No. 10
Tho Orion Associations games take pace tho
Both INST, AZ West SIDE ParN Jersey Clty. rho rfo
gramme CONSISTS OF runs 81 loo yards hall mite, 40
yards. 10 yards nurdic, quarter OF a milo ana QUO
miIe; walks OF ono mile and three miles, running
high jump. Euires will close tue 20tn inst. Cola
medals 10 nrst and silver medals 10 second man.
The officers OF the knieker5ockcr Athletic Club Tor
the current year are as follows :. sidcat, JOSIAH
Porter; Vice President, L. e. Bruce; secretary, JIM.
Pollock; Treasurer, lnomns A. Bailey, 81 u. (: Lap-
tsin Jonn u. Sleeper, Jr Licucnants y. Gottsohold
Frank NJ. CliDch.
Iuo last sparfing aud wrestling entertainment, OF
tho season al Giimorcs Garden takes place this
log. Inc wind.up viii be between Billy Edwards aud
MIko Donovan. Tho pr ncipal sparrcrs OF BOSTON
Philadelphia, Jersey, Brooklyn and this city Viii
participate
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CRAlED ~ AFFECTION.

Perhaps ono Of tic most melancholy casos OF In
sanity that obtrudod from the privacy OF the family
into the publicity OF u court ~ that OF Caroline
Ficuscr young woman scarcely out oi tho years Of
girlhood who several times has come before New
York Police Judges IN the character botn OF CON-
pianant and Prisoner. IL Is long since sic
to the Essex MarSct Police Court on sunday morn
ing and there figured III very painful scene.
On her knees sho prayol heaven 20 VISIT
those WHO had stepped between her aud
tho obJcct oi her affection tho rctribgion
they EicIted. her mosncr she singled out the
cncl object OF her dislike ana she repeatedly rcltrr
atcd her charges that u sho who naa caused All
her unlalpinrss she was at tuat time gncd
the o the COMMIT ssioncrG OF Chariy and Corroc.
ton, VINO put her IA charge 81 tue lunatic syipp
OH siaa Ia tneir insitutson shc began rogan her
reason, and wien. short uinc since, nor mother
went 10 see her there tbs pbysicans ADVISED cr 10
iako Tie gal home. Wirctncr ncr affection Tor a
young mau, watch seems ~ be he principal cause Of
her disorder encouraged a. her phrents cafu.
;nwared, she herself asserts, lt a. dcuit 10 say.
Du u IS Gcrtan that shc soon began to relapse INTO her
ncIanchoiy moods again, and was yesterday brought
more before the magistrate AT toe Essex Market
court. Hor mother ana father appeared WIN her
there and before she attributed her unhuppincss
TO them. She seemed ia measure conscious OF her
mental wcakhoss nut held that II WAS the result
OF their ntarcrence with her love. 10 Judge otter
bourg she addressed recital 81 her griev-
nnccs. wnch she Invested with inten-
SHY Ut expression that very eloquent. 81 have
been upon me Island y sno .aid, .amonp the mad
and The ldiotic. know how degraded have become,
but all Is duo 10 them that gave me birth. Iittic
while ago come women met there POISONED them
selves. They diea; they left tho world, aud hope
my mother may do the same uiiug aud follow tncm.v
then turned 10 tue people assembled IN The court
aud long time slOsc 40 them quite iceiinRy
about troubles aud tho bereavement her scpara.
from hor sweetheart, whom sho calls Frank, has
caused her.
Meantime her parents, who arc simpa. honest look
ing Gcrmnns told their story to tho Judge Who held
tho gri until some dispUslLiO may bc made Of her
that will be beneficial 70 hor NINA
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port proper phrase to use. no doubt under the cir

cus1stauces
MONSIEUR MEGY SATISFIED.
Tho burden oil Mr. Mcsy's conversation was that he
perfectly satisfied with the decision Of Judge,
but he complained very emphaticaiy that the article
which led TO the contention between himself and Mr.
Marks was iull OF misrepresentation. III was all
lies.n he said, .and the reporter himself admitted
It," He (Mr. Megyl admitted that alter publica-
tiou no had said nat II no met the reporter in the
street he would slap his face Then he repeated sew
asked anxiousy whether the HERALD reporter would
write what he said 10 him or would write .'like the
other one" He was assured that he would not
mlsreprcscnted, and the interview ending Mr.. Megy
reJoined his friends and the writer went his way.
"cIrizEN" JusTUs scHwAB.
Having found the dreaded Partisan Commu mist TO
be mud hammered man and OF us fair speech a
ever stood by barricade or tralledNa mtre in tho
gutter, diihculty was anticipated in dealing with
homo material IN the person Of "Citixen" Justus
Schwab. That distinguished leveller keeps base
ment lager pccr saloon in First street. near First
avenue. The district Is populous more respects
than one, and opposite 'Citizen' Schwabs saloon
several tenement houses occupants OF which have
taught pin their faith dwelling up system
which would give them instead brown stone houses
on Fith avenue. INC illustrous citizen airing
himself outside tho humble place Of business which
he is forced TO occupy pending The Commuuistc re-
distribution oi property lie was divcs,cd OF his
above his elbows The reporter not recosn zlng him
went into the saloon ana was followed BY tho "citi-
GEN.
SIS Mr. Schwab at homer" qucried the former.
srhats my name, answered tho latter.
The reporter apvogized for falling 10 recognize him
and proccedin. to state his business when ''Ci
zenn Schwab Numbered out, "You'n get no iniorma-
tion from mc-you or any OF your profession" Tho
reporter attempted TO suggest that the distinguished
citizens hostility 10 the profession generally should
not be concentrated upon him. but tho appeal was OF
avail. In tones that grew i'll potency and menace
'Citizen" Schwab procccded:-"l wan; TO
have nothing to do with you or your
profession" adding, "unii you kick that man )"
The reporter would have explained that This was
neithcr practicable nor desirable, but tho words
syou or your proession.' uttered all tho time with
gathering emphasis, shut out all othor speech. Tho
of the reporter that mad tn
with entirely civil inten tions the response,
aud they he last words that rung in his
he walked up First street, followed by The eyes Of
wondering crowd that, no doubt, deemed him great
have thus called forth the righteous wrath Of
the good .sCiLizen" Justus Schwab
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RAPID TRANSIT.

There was statement IA Que OF Yesterdays papers
the Ghost that several foundations Of the Gilbert
road among others those at fwent y-sixlh and Forty.
second streets, had begun TO settle anu that II would
be necessary take down portions Of the structure,
nj which the officers OF the Gilbert road the report
SAID, much annoyed. as would delay the OPEN
ing TIL JuncI Upon inquiry II was found that, on
tile contrary, tho officers OF the Gilbert Railway were
much annoyed The sItry, winch they declared DO
"a bold fabrication Dr. Gtibcrt SAID that possibly the
GiDcrt road had been mistaken Tor the New YORK
Elevated Company; but Mr. katte, the chief
engineer oil the latter company said tnat nothing uf
the sort had occurred either on the Ninth or
on tho Ihird line. As TO tue GILBERT road Mr.
skunk Its choi engineer, declared that the iound,-
tons had been put IN IN tue most substantial manner
possible aud moro especially at the Two points men.
TONED, where they rested upon solid rock.
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SOUTH SID RAILROAD.

meeting OF the sinking fund mortgage bondhold
crs OF the Southern railroad and OF tho South Side
Railroad Company OF Long Island held yesterday
at No. 1il Broadway. Il. b. Hinsdalc called the
meeting - order, and Daniel d. Lord elected
chairman Mr. Black secretary. Mr. Hnsdale
said TINT the object OF the meeting was the holding
OF a conference 10 devise some plan Tor funding tho
bonds, recognizing the rcai and to put end
IL the SUSPENSION oil payment Of interest, which
occurs so frequently. IL was stated that the
sinking tund bonds amounted to 81, DOC, 900
and tho first mortgage on the road $150,00y or tho
100000 thrd mortgage bonds authorized SIOs, 900
had been sold aud tue balance pledged Tor loans rue
bonded debt OF tho ROAD altogether IL 81, 10000
u. d. Lord john ID. Jones anu Thomas u. Astcn
were appointed committee on behalf OF tho SIN king
Iund mortgage bondholdcrs, ind h. ~ Fabri Charles
FOX ana h. Hinsdac on bcnalt Of tho southern
la Iroad Uohdholders, 10 meet and dovlsc plan
the adjustment OF the conflicting Interests, ana o
report fun particulars Of the condition ol the aud
the actual value OF the property OF the company.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call OF tho
Chair.
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THE JOLLY BLASTEES.

onlcer James Crowley, Of tho Twenty third pre-.
cinct yesterday morning. saw Folk Mccarthy.
Of No 10 Bayard street, blasting rock from
the vacant lots tho south side Of East
Ninety fourth street, near Lexington avenue.
Crowley watched Mccarthy until the blast was rcd,
when shower Of stones compelled him 10 change his
position. some OF the fragments weighed three 20
nvc pounds eacn und were propelled in some ustan
distance o 200 icct, Just missing the heads oi peues
trans ON Ihird avenue Olliccr Crowley then con.
Guided 10 put an end TO tho sport aud accordingly
rested mccarthy. The prisoner told Judge wheeler.
"a The Harlem Ponce Court, that he not tho real
criminal bnt that the ponsibiIty rested upon hrs
brother, hugcnc Mccarthy, the contractor IN charge
Of the WORK Pcnaing an inyesigalipn, Judge Wheeler
TOOK the responsibility Of holding Felix
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REFORMED EPlSCOPALIANS.

The General Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
cha'ch Of America mot yesterday q, Newark, y. D.,
IN E.nmanucl Church. situated Halscy street, near
Now street Prominent among those present wore
Bishop Nicholson. Of Philadelphia; Bishop Cheney,
Of Cnirago; Rev. Dr. Lcacock, of Nowburg, N. " :
Rev. Mr. Posteitnwaitc, OF Baltimore Row Dr. Usher
81 Montreal, Canada; Rev. Mr. SABINE, OF New YORK
CITY; Rev. Nh Huntington, OF Brooklyn; Row Mr..
Wlndcycr, OF st john, n. H., and others
Toronto, Canada; Governor Buckingham, oil Chicago;
Congressman Aldrldsc, OF Chicago; General Stcwnrt
/. woodioru OF New YORK; J. l.. Morgan aud Judge
savage, oil Brooklyn, ana many others OF note.
Tho counsel organized by the selection OF Right
Rev. Samuel w. Faiows as Presiding Bishop. and
Rev Marshall H. smith, OF Passaic, ". j., as sccrc.
tary There was little or no business transacted eli her
Ia tho forenoon or evening sessions.
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THE FERRON MURDER.

~. a. Warren shepard, who made tho post.mortsm
examination on the body OF the murdered boatmans
Bernard Ferron viii testify at tho inquest In tho case
which is 10 DO held to-day by Coroner Simms, Ia
Brooklyn. The Doctor 10 OF tho opinion that thu
skull fractured by blow dealt with an iron bar,
aud no discreds the story OF the prisoner John IL.
WRIGHT that no caused the iuJury by Jumping the
deceased aud pounding IN the skull with his hcavy
boots. Tho gag, the Doctor believes, was placed ia
Fcrron's mouth before death, aud he thinks there
two men engaged IN the murder The prisoner
adnercs 10 his original story OF tho manner In which
tho murder was committed cxonerating everybody
else from any knowledge or alton whatever with
the crime Three letters, from the mother aud sIs.
tors OF Wright received yesterday addressed TO
the latter, aud were handed 10 him, having boon road
previously BY the authorities NJ the jail.
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To Tng EDITOR OF HERALD
Recorder nackc,t deserves hisn praise for calling
the attention OF the Grand Jury to tue shameful con-
duct Board OF Health OF the Common Cou
ell. The latter, contrary to law and without tho
shadow OF authority, grants permits to iavorc per-
sons to cucumber the sidewalks, streets and public
places with all sorts OF nuisanccs THIS dsgraccfui
and unlawful practice Is also exercised by somebody
else who assumes the privilege OF allowing aud pro-
tccting pic aud irut stands around tho Post once
building, especially on the broadway side and tho
Printing House corner. Numerous complaints have
been made by the public anu the press but tue
''Bossn 10 the Post once building takes no notice
Whatsoever Cannot Mr.. James order Tho immediate
removal vi all these standsy NERIIAS.
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BASEBALL.

The Columbia College Freshmen nino beat the New
YORK University limo yesterday Al Mclrosc. by the
score OF 30 to-
Tho out Of town games yesterday resulted as io
ws:-w orccstcr ana wcstborrows. at Worcester, o
to .; Amherst and Clippers, At Amherst, to o.;
Horncs ard Uticas, at Uuca, to A: Rochcstcrs ana
Auburns, at Auburn. 10 =; Rcsolutcs and Alaskas,
al Elizabeth, TOO.
To-Day the Brooklyns and Jaspcrs, OF Manhattan
College, play on tho Union Ground; New York Nine
and Picked Nine, at Capitoltuc; Chicago and Uincn
natl, at Cincinnati; Milwaukee ana indianapolis. at
Indianapolis; Cricket and Now Haven, al New
Haven; Manchester and Allegheny, ~ Manchester;
Star and Horncl Mt Syracuse; Buffalo and Lowell at
LowcIIi Tecumseh anu SpringaeLd. al SprinancI
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

An independent ticket for officers OF the stock
Exchange, the election OF which will take place on
the 18Th inst, made Its appearance yesterday. IL d-
Icrs from tho regular ticket ~ the governing commit
tees, and IL as foIIows:Prcsidcnt, Breyton Ives /;
Treasurer, d. Z. Hayes; SECRETARY u. y. whte Gov
crning Committee (lor four years. Henry Mc,gs, II
Il. Atkins, A. Won, Jr. A. b. Bayus, Howard Laps.
ley, (. j. Iarrio, j. ). Higpnsop, X L. Cutting, Jr
J. = Ferry, 5. W. Petchen; Governing Committee
tfor two years., A. NJ. Cahoonc II. II. HOLSTER,
Donald Macgay, u. b. Van Emburgb, A. NJ. Kiddcr
Governing Committee tior ono yearI u. Z. Bogert
The chairmanship and vice charmanship ARE left
vacant
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The American Tract Society hoi their annual bust
meeting in tho morning at the Broadway Taber-
naclo, Judge Strong, OF the United States SUI
prcme Court, IN tho chair. After devotional
exercises by Rev DR.. Savne the Treasurer read
al abstract Of hrs rcpor., which showed that
the receipts from all amounted last year to
s4l5,0l6 55 and the expenditures $409, 022 o. Rev.
W. w. Rand secretary, presented III detail the pub
lshng work OF the institution. IL appeared from this
report tnat last year "a 1855 published pages, val
uod at Si9,4l5 rs. had been distributed
The evening exercises commend cd at hnf past seven
O'CLOCK Jluge Stroug presided Addresses were
made by Rev. i. i. Paon, d. d., of Chicago;
Rev. A. J. +. Behrenas, ID. D.. OF provi-
dence *. l., and Rev. William VI. Taylor,
u. d., Of New York, the relis ious
press It's relations TO tho problems OF the day;
press aud Professionalism, anu the American tract
society auxiliary to all other forms OF Christian
effort al home aud abroad
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HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the American Home Mission
AIRY Society held the AFTERNOON la the rooms OF
the society, Bible House. DR.. Samuel Holmes, Of
tho vice presidents took tho chair, aud DR.. IL. ".
Storrs acted as Secrctary. Proceedings opened
with prayer by DR. Fellows. The report OF tho Ex-
ecutive Committee showing the progress OF the soc,
city during the year, read and adopted. The num-
Der OF missionaries in the OF tho society,"
cording to this report, 800. Three missionaries
had preached 10 coIorcd congregations ana
thlrty-lhrce ia foreign languages. The num-
Der OF congrcg ana missionary stations
supplied 2237. Tho NUMBER OF pupils
In sabbath schools o. 1872, an increase OF 54O0.
Forty seven churches had been organized during the
year and 1913 members had been received, 5027
Oh professor aud 55l by letter. The receipts were
s.sl, 4so "A; expenditures, S2s4,5lO a. leaving
SIS, 800 II still due missionaries f1r labor per-
formed In addition past dues aud appropriations
amount TO sl6,e2S 90, making the total OF pledges
s9l,aa5 81. Lsgac'os have fallen OF $1,000.
increased $4,000 leaving not decrease of
over $4,000. rho amounts Of clothing, books
and other supplies donated were valued
at 500 0O0 tho actual outlay OF the society this
head being s345 coo. DR.. Farmer Rev. Mr.. VIII
tee on elections ss Thor report Was unan%ously
adopted and by this action tho following officers for
s me Ensuing year were declared ssa-pres,dsn.
presidents and thirty 1.-TWO directors Auditor, George
Coo; Recording Secretary, W. II. smith; Correspond
ing Secretaries, David b. Coo ana Il. N. storrs;
Treasurer, Rev. DIR. A. II. vlapp. The society meeting
then closed with prayer by Or. johnson.
Tho newly elected Board OF Directors. nearly the
same last year met Immediately alter the society
adjourned. A committee OF three nominations
was appointed, and upon their RECOMMENDATION tho
following Executive Committee wis elected MIR. J.
Il, Hutchinson, chairman; Mr. T. X. Robert, Rev X.
= Storrs, Rev. W. l. BuJdingion, Mr.. e. c. Wool
worth, Rev william Taylor, d. ID. Mr. John Wylcy,
Mr. W. q. Lambert, Mr. Charles Il. Farmer and Mr.
j. q. Whlt;cniorc To tins committee tho treasurer
aud the three secretaries OF the society belong
oEco. There beng no other business, the directors
alter another prayer, adjourned.