New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
THE CORNELL CREW FOR ENGLAND.

Callaghar was locked up in the Twenty-eeventn
Precinct Station.
THE CORNELL CREW FOR ENGLAND.
The Cornell University crew will sail for Europe
Saturday by the steamship England, OF tne ma
ona Ips IN shs sre be statistics
III H. Cowies, SO. bow, of Cleveland Ohio, height,
oS 1Sss ro wsafSS No. in PtSe and Cornell
Freshman race at EnsenOre, n. Y, in 1873. -.
John Lewis, 70, No. 2, from which position he
s srs among college oarsmen He is twenty
five years old, feet inches high and weighs lao
pounds. He rowed stroke in the Freshman sH-oareo
shell race at Saratoga in 1875; No in the Cniver
siy six-oared shell at the same place in 1875 ana
stroke in the University fouroared race OF the same
j. G. Allen, 81, No. 8, of Auburn, n. Y, height
feet weight, 1876 pounds age, twenty years; rowed
No. at Ensenore July IL 1878, No at Sar1tog "a
July 9. 1879, and No. at Lake George july TO-
N. d. shinkel, 's1, stroke, of Rochelle, H.,
height, feet, 1Oi2 inches, weight, la3 P pounds
age twenty three years rowed stroke az Ensenore
in 1878, No. 2 at Saratoga, July y, 1879 ana al
Lake George, July 10, 1880, ,o, ...,
The averages are height, feet, lO's lnches
weight, 16s pounds age twenty-five and nan
j. Z. Read. 81 substitute, of Brooklyn, N; Y. Is
s feet gig inches in height. weighs l45 pounds ana
is nineteen years of age In the class races In wch
he participated he has always rowed IN the Winning
boat. ;,L ,rbioh
the University four have rowed Freshman Inter
collegiate race at Saratoga, In 1870, three miies
straight-away Cornell winning in IL minutes ~ =
seconds; University Intercollegiate race in 1879,
same place and distance Cornell first IN mlhutes
and liz seconds; Harvard and Cornell freshman
race at Ensenore in 1875 Cornell first III minutes
1888 seconds and at Lake George in 1850, Cornell
defeated Columbia and Pennsylvania in . minutes
II seconds.
THE BROOKLYN CHILDREN'S GALA DAY.
The fifty thousand Sunday -schoOl children OF
BROOKLYN have been making preparations lot sew.
eral weeks for Anniversary Day. me IRA T, VI
noon. This is the ifty-second anniversary OF tnc
BROOKLYN Sunday-schOOl Union, which includes all
the Orthodox Protestant schools IN 'hG western d
will be in seven divisions, The Prospect lark DIV,
sion including twenty-four schools, with ahont
10 600 scholars, will parade on the Long Meadow IN
the Park at 4 p. M The Heights DIVISION lnclnd-
ing twenty-five schools with about lZoVo chii"-
rcn, will march in Pieuepont and Clntor,s's aiteI
exercises in the churches at 23O p. M The Clinton
Avenue Division with twcnty-thrcc schools anu
5000 children, will parade in Clinton,aye The
Bedford Division numbering OVVo .ni,aien o ~
Frankln-ave. The twenty-five schools, intending
5. 600 children of the Carroll Park DIVISION VIII
parade i'll Clinton aud Cn!on-sts. Inc Ne",io na
children, will have its parade in Macon ana Mac
donouph-sts. near Marcy-ayc. and the Iompklns
Park Division Will appear IN the Iark oil thal hdihe'
with nine schools and 1000 children. .
II is expect ed that Mayor Howell. with PRESIDENT
Bayliss, of the Sunday school mnh = \. Srui'I'H
the marshal and others will review the Prospect
Park Division Bands Of music will lead the Pros
pect Park and the BEDFORD Divisions; If to-day IS
stormy the parade will be pull of until fair weather
THE CORNER STONE OF FCRNlSS COTTAGE.
The Ladies' Association of the Sheltering Arms
gave it's annual reception yesterday AFTERNOON ~
The house at Onc-hundrcd- and-twentynnth,ht.a ana
Tenth-ave., and the cornerstone OF the q" utnlSs
Courage was laid ny Bishop Potter The guests
assembled in the Little MAY Cottage, from which
the procession passed at o'clock To- the site OF the
new building the choir leading the way with a
professional HYMN The bishop ard clergy fol-
lowed after whom walked the trustees and the
fonnder with their friends then the ladies of the
association and last of all, the other visitors he
Bishop conducted the ceremonies. furnlSS OF
tage il erected in memory of Mrs SOPHIA / ur-
Miss by her daughter Miss Sophia Il. {. fnrnlss,
and the contract has been taken by Ralph >. Town
send for S24 900 Ii is TO be built with four hoors
20 feet by IL feet and will accommodate" forty
boys In the cornerstone were placed various arll-
cles including several photographs and newspapers;
The Rev Dr. III. &. Potter delivered an address ana
the office was concluded by occasional hymn.
After refreshments the company went tn 81 Mary
Church. where the anniversary exercises Were nelu
The president reported thai 2}J children had been
in the institution during the year the average num-
Der being 40. OF 467 applications for admission
1O5 had been granted, and the children discharged
had all been provided for The ch'ldrens health
was good and there had only been one death III TWO
wears The mortgage of $4,000 or the lots at One
hundred and Invent -ninth-st. and BrOanWay mas
been paid of and the property of the Shrltcung
Arms Ia now entirely free from debt. After the
reading of the presidents report. the Rev Dr. james
Mucahey delivered address, and the exercises
were concluded with the doxoogy.