New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-14
REST FOR ALL THE CREWS.
NO PRACTICE SPINS ON THE HuD0o"
YESTERDAY
HOW THE oARsMES SPENT sUNDAY-HARVAHD
NEW SHE'LL ARRrvEs-No OBSERVATION

HOW THE oApsurY SPENT sUNDAY-HARvARD
NEW SHELL ARRrvEs-No OBSERVATION
TRAIN TICKETS ON SALE
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. June 13-This has oeen .
day OF rest for the oarsmen Of Harvard, Coiumo'A
and the University Of Pennsylvania. The weather
was delightful. excep: for shower OF Dref AURA
ton In the afternoon, and the water was smoo'"'
The crews. however in accordance win tneir cur
TOM RETAINED from going out on inc river Ior p'h'
tice. Hundreds OF sightseers who Hooked 10 'e
river with the expectation OF witnessing the crews
practice were consequently disappointed and had 10
content themselves with peeping into the ooa'-
houses
The Columbia mems first night in their new quar-
tiers at West Park eventful ore Ihey were
kept busy coed part Of the Cay getting theF iu'h
ture and personal belongings 10 rights. The ere"
had no, been in the Gin house hour last evening
when they received calls from the ministers OF the
two churches In West Park. representing me pap
list and Episcopal denominations. The c'efsy"e"
came within five minutes OF each other. ana each
invited the entire party to attend service IN Ills
church to-day The Columbia boys did no; wish 10
offend either OF the c.ergymen. they compromised
the matter by staying at home
In the morning a few Of them went out In the
pair-oared boats just for few minutes exercise.
In the afternoon after the shower. game OF
ba seball was played in a lot near the house. pc
tween two mines captained respectively by Cowies.
the and Captain prssspG T6r b
were dressed in their rowing clothes but as the lot
is surrounded BY hedge the na beng wS half
a mile from the steamboat landing. escaped me
ali day rigging the shells for use tomorrow morn
good @e part OF the Sey Y' /" absence Of
Varsity eight, who went up the river In the
Harvard 81. at his country house, the freshmen
romped through the big house. played the piano
and cut up ali sorts OF antics until 1870 o'clock,
when the big fellows returned home Tnen me
youngsters retired to their quarters In the carriage,
house which, for the sake OF politeness' Is caied
The new cedar shell built by Davey. which the h.
cTeW s Ky re oday This evening
Woodward. the manager. came 10 town with sew
eral Of his men and carried the shell to the river.
house at Crllm Elbow.
There less doing at the Pennsylvania anil, quar- I;
busted himself in rigging up The third s , IN orner
the same time Tomorrow The oarsmen lounged
about Bellevue villa reading and gossipping; id
track to the Harvard boathouse, distance OF
When Commodore Wheewrght Of the Yale Navy
was here yesterday he learned that the wife OF the
caretaker the Stuyvesant place had given nr,n
TO twins on the very day that her household effects
being moved out of the big house to make
room for the Yale crews: GOOD GOO ne eHciai'ico'
There is great dissa tisfaction expressed not only
among residents of PoughkeepsIe but also an by by
cause tickets for the observation train are not on
sale in this city. The members OF the local com,
to buy tickets and who consider unfair that the
colleges have not placed tickets on sale here D, 60
| The local Police Department has solved 20 us
satisfaction the problem OF affording protection 10
tho thousands Of visitors who will come here Las
iand-oiice business both sides Of the river tbs
year Pinkerton detectives who know the CROOKS noa
police who will lock them up fast az they arrive
on the boats and trains The authorities eSpose Of
| bringing the detectives here