New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

really hrst-cass oar in the university. Tie only psos
OF real strength and experienced Craftsmanship forbid
den by the doctors from training again this year. The
casual observer finds the by bad 10 look
at but when the material Is anayzed for man. ons
sees great falling of from the splendid material Of thu
last crews. The best thing that be SAID OF thu
Is that there does not TO be any lumber
in It or any man who Is likely mar the rowing A
good stroke has been found. lie has a steady swing
and slides right time; bnt he has fault which II
he can cure, nc will "do well enough." 10. shows
great Improvement over former rowing No s rather
Oyerpaeed. OfN). plenty can bo made with care and
coaching No IL rowing stgaighter and harder tnan
lie dld last year No IA o. the few strong men IN
the crew. No. and bow rowing well. The whole
STYLE OF the good; feather is the whole
clean, and sliding IS done we'll o. tho
Cambridge eight. this writer says they are
a taking lot well made and powerful. They 50 far
IN advance Of oxford that on February rs they had
TAX To ricI- boat. The one strong point Of Cam.
bridge ior year. past has been the sliding IL was TINS
that won them the race IN 1876 and keDt them IN tho
field IN 1871 "Wpn every other conceivable fault vas
allowed 10 run riot" The cd faults are likely 70 be de-
Ccted and dyen out this year stroke y IN good Order
works tlry WG g'ts tls HciEbt on at tbe Heht time.
NO rs sighty r0und l the bacs DHt sWlhEs WIN ms
hips and rcgchcs Ont. NJ. Is doing well aud Is the
"aV ~ VIC ~" Il'ii - % 'u p'V n'eI. IL As
OI tuc boat No. mas Cained good deal In strength
since at No ia The least elegant but Tor his
"fcbt rows iS nara s any on. low IS l.at out no
president wlll probably take his pace On the whole
there rs plenty of strength ana good WOlk; le sNding
is particularly good hut the feather Is not good. Tue
Iaca wI taAe pace April ardata sessonaDe hour.
about T. H. better uie Is -KD'c,ed s.aa Is sua' of
university races for IT is the eve OF the ful moon
Capuchin monk, az one sees him walking
about Rome is interesting aud picturesque object
Few human scenes are likely TO impress stranger more
deeply. especially II the monk De met in toe famous
cemetery OF that order. Some Of these men have
history which strangers wot not Of. Father Payesi
Provincial OF he Capuchins in Rome who was lately
robbed Of "A large sum Of money, has story Whch u
extremely pathetic. As old IN The GiO6e, " London It
tnat he acc0mp shed and handsome officer IN
the pa army under Gregory XVI, and won the aifec
OF young beauty Of good family and con-
siderable wealth. Tie young girls parents permitted
The intimacy 10 ripen intO a passionate attachment,
but at last formed other plans FOR Their
daughter. and directed her TO break with
her valiant lover and at the time to him they
Intended her Tor a more distinguished ailiauce. Inc
lovers a5tODshed, ana pleaded ia VAN firhls M
seultoa took place. and several months they knew
uourR II each other One dy PaYesl was seht Tor "
,ne gIr's parents He went to their house ana was
shown INTO "a darkeued chamber waere on cOpch ly
the Jouug girl In the last stage Or fatal lhtss ne
invalid passed away her last sleep. Her funeral was
observed with great maNuceuce, tie "talh a.d
entered the Capucia convent for anlnS the my,
wdeie brilliant career was before MN.
Robert Blrn5's unpublished commonplace
BOOK, after ing through several hands, Las lately
".eh m.o IHe possession ol i-'uro" i' 'i'I'' ,'i
d fret i1stanncnt OF 10 appears In the March number
of ;Iqc0lGu's NIg1zipe [, u a manuscript book in
1T. 5,, -, b.,,,I 10, hal l.-c.lr aud II.
l1i0' tOhJHl'HS Nv p'5.' N''l4' ii ''' -'''' So
marked outside with the capital letter \, as thOuEa
frt.ndal II IN he tle irst of "a series Of vouIus
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containing Ills pil'1ie Uou-h'e' Al" -
fhr.u.Laut Il admirably clear and s.rOng" lIe
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"t.tr BEus's hrst Fo'nHc-tAe h'.l"''"'oN ''' WV -
600 c,re,-apDcurcd year after his written contract
- ,r,,,y. ,,o,7i,g. with Iela Armour had been &C.
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and SIX months after his uuO"Gc1 wife had HYon Orto