New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
MCAL MISCELLANY.
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III. CORNELL University four arrived in this CITY
Yesterday morning from Troy ana wohe =" oI;ng n
Nicholas Hotel. Their expectation Vi uIat
rood record at the Henley races were soro that
9ampened by the news in the morning Pap,Irs wa" az
the fIenloy Regatta Committee HAD ueclucT t;rU
accept the entry OF the Cornell GIU~ n,assed in Apn
1870 which requires that they be maze ny "al. .h
/ with competent notarial cer'lncates w "I'i,
regard % their nC @1 Msy rs +. A. Buck
cabled Secretary TOucey, of the hfVs so,s
Committee that the entry or the f hod hrcn de-
layed through misunderstanding asking whoI hj
he would accept them and stating that tnt Gre" t%
engaged passge for 0ay ,, rahsd to SEQ Touccy
abont the dispatch. Gillig replied on tue Z1 e. ms 80
Entry doubtful Spse,,a ad,n m Mr Gir read At
te5dcd sneral meeting Henley Committee ~
tracted discussion Committee state foreign TIieIJn
rule not complied with. hence cannon aui'i' OO'"'"
The University four engaged passage an ,hc sica
sbip England Of the National Line, when sans .o
day at 3 p. M. and their boat was 10 p1 s',pt 'bt
from Troy to this city last evening on ,hc n,st nv
boat The men me in prime condition anu ea9vI ~
pit themselves against EH sR said i0" he sup
posed the crew had been properly ent ',ici
and surprised to hear the ncWs AZ ,on vas ex
nressed at the ruling out of the crew IRON Ihe
Henley races on a tcchnIcality. AFTER some olscIs
sion it vas ueciled to 60 to ENGLAND o-GrS da, an
Off rieI cable dispatch will he sent notifying the
Henley Committee of the departure OF the crew.
TWO MEN AHEAD OF THE BEST RECORD
The extra attraction of a running race for hoys
nndcr eighteen years of age drew several 'houS I
visitors last evening 10 Madison square Ha. .h
There were abe ut score OF starters, many VI V "
Americon Dis rict and Mutual Telegraph niSSr.I
GERS The distance was five miles. Thomas hil'gSS'
of Passaic NJ j.. was the first to iinish III 20 MN.
~ s"c A Nacna,naIa was second in 81 min . sec;
William Ayres third i'll 81 mln ~ sec; "eolso
Griffith fourth in 32 MN. 10 sec silver cups "o''
re arc sill eleven men in the long distance
contest with no change in there rel atye POSITIONS
The greatest interest centred ycs'euy Il, ,1 na
gle between Hughes and Glow Tor se'ohu PiIV';
Vint is still in tine lead about seventeen n's ah.9u
of the second man. and stul further aheau vi w.
hest record if the score sheets have been honestly
Icnt Tn The first four DAYS Nint rested fourteen
hours and twenty-seven minutes; Hughes t"cnN-
one hours and thirty-Slx minutes; LON, iouiu I
hours and twpnt minutes. AMI sullivan 'lSI'
cen hours and thirty-twO minutes. Ol these loui
men Sullivan looks much tho freshest ana
il running i'm the best form. Hughes, OIoN'
Sullivan Littlcwood and Fitzgerald have RESPECT
iyely eigh SIX, tw nty-one and two miles between
them. Vnt al 10 o'clock was nineteen mioS anGau
of the best record, and Hughes nearly three MI
The full score ri 10 o'clock was as lOiOWS' '"'
5i4-2; Hughes 1914 Glow, 1871 Sullivan
asa: Iittlnwood 4G2 Fitzgerald 460-3 Howard
444-6; Dorovau, 43i-6 Ha4acl, 1913; Currah
4l5 aud Duiran", 4o9-1.
ART RECEPTION AT COOPER UNION.
Despite the warm weather Their was large at
tendance of the friends of the male art students %
Cooper Union. who gave a reception and Gxhimli'L
nj their last wears work last evening The crowd
surred through the asles and alcovoS OF Cooper
Union where the works were exhibited Throughout
the entire eN cnng. The drawings were hulG ON
tho walls and arranged in classes There were sccl
mems of form Irrespective, mechanical. architcc.
tural, ornamental figure anu rnu'mchtdl
drawing I'm the alcOvcs were models
on clay and OIL and watcr-color paintings
A band placed in the Tcading-rOOn below furnished
the music Peter Cooper, surrounded by his fanny
and friends occupied an easy hair IN the western
aisle, He seemed much pleased with the attention
shown him. .,,
tahe place lin the large hail this evening. There
will he nrations hv the graduates, music, the "'-
sowal of prizes and the reading of the rusteesr re-
port by Abram ;. Hewitt, the Secretary.