Three poems on the loss of the "Evening Star" written by scholars in Female Department of Grammar School, no. 37, for a prize
Subtitle: offered by Mr. John Straiton, school trustee, Twelfth ward, N. Y., adjudged by S. S. Randall, Esq., City Superintendent for the Board of Education
Publisher: Henry Spear, printer, 133 Pearl and 86 Beaver Streets
Published: 1866
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Shipwrecks; Poetry; Disasters
Other titles: Proudly the vessel left the bay; Over the city, the daylight is gleaming; Early in autumn, one glad sunny day
Notes: Publication date suggested appears in text.

Three poems.

Cover title.
Table of contents: title: First prize poem [first line: Proudly the vessel left the bay] / by Isabella A. McCabe, aged 16; title: Second prize poem [first line: Over the city, the daylight is gleaming] / by Harriet Langman, aged 17; title: Thired prize poem [first line: Early in autumn, one glad sunny day] / by Josephine L. Morgan, aged 17.