New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

sistants are F.. ]. Redington and Fl. T. Clifton
Of Yale and r. c. Scott of Syracuse. n. Y.
There are yearly recurring incidents In the
Chautauqua calendar held in happy memory ana
eager anticipation The professions on the open.
ing day Of the Assembly and on Recognition Day
the feast OF lanterns. the night vigil OF the gradu-
ating class of the c. l.. s. c. Memorial SUNDAY
and Grand Army Day are occasions OF this kind.
The annual spelling and pronunciation matches
are always occasions Of great interest when the
amphitheatre Is closely seated with anxious frlehos
Of volunteer contestants from the faculties ana
students OF the various schools. These occasions
have this year fully maintained their usual inter-
est Professor w. d. McClntock conducted tho
spelling match in which there were forty-two en-.
tries Beginning with fame. fraise was the
first tripping word, gage. straten and cere prov
ing equally disastrous in their turn. Setaceous.
frIeze mien. mesne. feaze teal, tell reeve. slue.
abb puisne jamb. KNAPP. anil and anile lessened
the number OF contestants, as also did calus gam
pot incipience. nsipience insition, sorrei chous"
slst. hyp. pyx barb and jagg. From this point
four men successfully stood for time and bino-
Gle decided the contest in favor of Professor F. D.
Thorpe.
The pronunciation match OF last Wednesday
evening with seventeen New-York and ONO con-
testants against equal number from all other
States brought out large audience. One num-
Professor T. C. TruebIood were required to clear
the platform. New-York State was representea
in the winner OF the first prize MISS jennie "af'
Brown, of Rochester.
Fine and the industrial arts are yearly as
sumny greater Importance here. on SATURDAY az
ternoon an exhibition in Kellogg Han showed tns
work of three OF the models n sroSS,
by Miss Laura &. Fry were especially interesting.
The stiles Of the oak Work desk OF ss Pn
in charge of manual training IN the SCHOOLS Vi
The Industrial drawing department. in charge Of
Miss Julia NJ. Patten. is, this year one OF the
busiest In Chautauqua, and some fine object draw
inri in he
knowledge of the principles OF perspective MIS- nS
tapestry painting showed fine display OF work
done by pupils during the last month. 4 pleasing
Fl aar roses wSaeer Mrs
Vincents work showed charming decorations ,S Ss
apartment OF Fine Arts loaned a painting " ,ait
sn aSf W." and anu miniature on ivory Of
The chautauaua Archaeological Society contains
Of and the yasnes f Perey
course OF his lectures on Rome TINS W. We nanei
from the Arch OF Titus in this collection Is she
only one in America excepting a copy !" ''e ~
envy of Art In Boston,
VOTING PEOPLES DAY AT OCEAN GROVE.
Ocean Grove, n. j.. July 20 (speciaI.-Ine Va'"..
services of the day showed cohtihueu i..e
in the number OF attendants IL was ios
peon,s.s Dav. and they celebrated their ahn'-
versarv at the meeting in the temple AZ o c'o'~-
,,yar Edward T. Iovatt, OF Tarrytown' con-
a,o,ad tho meeting and addresses were maue "
~ u un,,Iand. A. H. Dehaven. OF Dobbs Ferry
~ " nj the Rev George l.. Barker The MORN
,,a ssrvice in the Auditorium was opened oy
tho Rev Dr. s. W. Thomas OF fh'iaoeipna. ~.
pa wallace MacMuilen. OF Grace Me'hooiss
r,,sconal Church, Philadelphia preached .he SER
'ps Cow, Proverbs xiii. Z: LAS he thinketh' SO
- ,o >, The subject Of discussion at Dr. lannon's
,,,o o,ass was the Holy Ghost as revealed be-
''D' IA after Pentecost. An immense audience
ioir am on the beach for the o'clock SURF meet.
HatheTTsNa Rev DR. Joseph Cook, OF Boston,
| waning
preached this e'e""e va
iigion.
s,p,tONs AT THE CATHOLIC CHAUTAUQUA.
p,,,tsburg. n. " July 80 (SpeciaD.-Among the
r,yals Yesterday the Rev. T. A. Halpn,
6 ! and the Rev. Joseph H. Mcmahon. OF New.
york: the Rev. Thomas J. Conaty. OF Worcester.
Nass Brother Potamian of the College Of the
Christian Brothers. London England the Rev.
Morgan NJ. Sheedy. OF Pittsburg. and the Rev. L.
f. Kearney, o. p. of Somerset, Ohio This morn
ing high mass sung at st. Johns Church The
officers OF the mass the Rev. J. L. Mullany.
celebrant the Rev. Walter p. Cough. deacon:
the Rev. r. j. Cotter, sub-dcacon: the Rev. A. r..
Mcguire. OF Quebec master OF ceremonies Inc
Rev. NJ. p. Smith. G. s. p, OF New-York, preacneu
upon lay cooperation In Church work. takns c ~
his text St John xviii 4: 81 have finished inc w.
thou gavest me do" This evening = - ~ -"
was preached on Some Phases OF Evh " w.
Rev. Father Lefevre. Of Niagara