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PREENING THE WHITE WINGS
YACHTSMKN BUSY MARINO Ri. A UV.
a F-tr.r.CAST or tub cotirvo s**a*ox~xi> imtku
*a* ATTONA*. RACK RXPtti-TBO.
Spring mr.; be a roni fine conting, lin! come it
moat, ni l mm ban Mw hMiag ptoc a when th'*v
hare I,fte*) suiiglr mmmromtBAM dunne tho winter
the white-winged yachts will com* forth, spread
their sails lo mm breeza and tri oplaohlng, splash?
ing, *liei!ig throuirti the wate*r? 'jach's i;o longer
akim, 'or tbe skimming-elis'i la* none out of ;
fnehmr.': while th* gsllnnt yachtsmen, who despise j
slothfni ea**, will indulge lo scornful redactions ?
concerning " land-lhbbera" who dou't know the j
d__*re-ceb*twe.*;i a a-j.r.naker lioorn andu, bobstay. j
Yachting this year will lack the impetus which ]
is dented from a ptoopootiTO international contest.
That is now emt of tho question Onr British
eonsins hare grown **.earv?t>f trying to capture the
America's Cup with big cutters; the new deed of
gil. holds ont scant inducement for a smaller cutter
tocmnete, and so th*v lu ve decided not to try at
all. but content themselves with applying bad
names to the document winch was not devised for
tbe express purpose of pleasing them.
It is a pity, because there is g crest deal of sport
Md profit in an internatioiral yacht race and it
eement* friendly feeling, for the more wo beat
John Bull th* better wo like him. Larkin:* tho in?
centive of sn international race, no now competitor
far first-elass honor* will appear this ggaantn
Nothing l"#s thin patriotism will promit a mau to
build a first-claa* sloop. They co*t a pile of money
to atart with and more to keep them going because
of the number of msn neces?arv to handle them.
The averege yachtsman can get inst as ranch sport
at les* expanse mid. with less ehinger out of a
smaller boat.
LITTLu** IVT-RKST IN THF. ggg SLOOPS.
Among the big aloops the contests will bo rather I
devoid af interest, because the rosall* cuu be pre?
dicted: Volunteer, first; May fl iweir. second (pro?
vided shelis well bandied): Puritan, Hurd, aud
Atlantic not a bad Jour:-.. There aili be only four
"bigflyers" this Vear. The Priscilla is under?
going tranaformttiou into a schooner and with im?
provements vi her hull expects to mako things j
interMtiotr for that other pnde of Boston, the
Sachem. It wo.ild not be g matter of uri h -orprise
If, tocmnt or liter, especial lr if no challe *.g_ for
the cup come* from a big cutter, some nf iht* other
big sloops follow the efninplo of tha Priscilla aad
become "two stinkers " instead of "dogie Alaka
era." A* schooners thor won't snit at la*t, but
they w.ll require lower MM to lian.ile- t io'ii, will
bo in to oaaifOtlahlOt and among themselves tau
get qi to ns much OTOthataoal ou of racing.
A nun i(t second -cia*)* sloops ebief interest will at?
tach to tko performance* of the now sloop designed
by A.Cary Smitli winch Pei*t_ras.sis building for Mr.
Auehiir. lo??. She wi 1 b* 70 eet long on tho water?
line, with a Icing overhang nt In th ends, 20 feet
4 inches extreme beam aid 9 feet 3 inches dr -iff.
Her pet opponent will !>e the Titania. ButgOQPS j
seeond-clasi sloop. If s io be vs lite Htaaia Mr. i
Smith will feel oaoagod for th*) defeats winch tho
Priseilia suffered from the Burgess tirst-class
sloops. Bal one must hope it isn't tm*. It is re?
ported that Mr. Iielm. tba owner nf tba Titania, is
going abroad tip* season aud t int bin beautiful
yacht will not race. In that case the chief rivalry
will he between Hie now slnnp at ul tha Shamrock,
winch tom ? yachtsman regard as f.illy tue equal of
th* litmus.' lue stanch ant fast old cutter Bed?
ouin will ii iso afford tbo new sloop an opportunity ,
of testing ber speed.
TKO CMMMBU-a ani) ri^iiA.
The CtadocatU has beet) sold to Dr. William
Barton Hopkins, of Philadelphia, and it is report ni
that hedoesu't intend to race her. Il that hg true,
contests tiei wot) third-class nioops will lack a
atrohg elistnrt.ir of mcnrost, for tao Cind*-r?ila is un?
doubtedly the fastest iloop of that, (lats, and it
won only la?t year that she was got la 0 s.ich form
aseaablod her to'how what speed she was really
capable of. 1'hei her chief cora oe ti tor, the narrow
beamed cutter Clara, tbe pride and solace of the
cutter men i ? all their affliction*, went out of form
ana declined to meet tbe Cinderella, orham ahe had
wonted in the'811 season, lhere a.o ruauy vachia*
tnj,i nott, however, who would bac-_ the Cinder?
ella against th* Clara in say -vestlier. It i* to be
boped that some time thev may meet, again and
settle tiiitaatainlr.ig acc'iimt*. But what the Clara
will do this season ia likewise uacer am. She was
offered for sale last vear but bas rot yet been sold.
Herowner, Cb* rte* Sweet, who wan ted to challenge
for f hsi America's Cup last vear with a secoiid-rl ts*
coner, hal was " kaaekod otu " ho tho new deed
of giti, sail* tot England noxs week and il is un?
certain tt lie-her lie will return, as hs Isools
temporarily engaged In b tainan han. It
in to be | io pe .1 Hut lie- "sill
come back and put tim c tua in-ommistaoa ogtala.
Ele womd ka much missel In vacii'iug eirolc
en* thorough sailor au I an Rgroeanle goat loman,
KXPF.i Tlt'O SPOUT FROM THE SCII'OIN )R\
The UvaHeol a'?rt m.v be* expected arning the
schooners and IkotO agoitdlcat-OBO that tkoy will
again henoono th** favorite tv ns amnng ths htatai
boats. The Hoahon, that easily carr e.d off the
honors Ins' rear, is nit likely to hav* things so
much htg own way thia year. anti, nnticipat'ii. the
derna.) I til it will b*s BBOjds 0 na har, ber o,-.tier hi* 1
toad more ie id put 00 hog keel aid a larger n li'isnil i
made fir her. .She wil; hive lo neat tue 'lr irling.
which has b-*en " ll irg*s_*d" smct las* y ? er, aid
abo will san r nave to trweoaolttoiona with Die ;
transformed and rem niei ed Priscilla, whioa asa
gghaoaog nar da groat things, rimu Commodore
A. C i?s t'autield. whv? bat ideas of his own ab.mt i
models and also the courage of his convictions, io
having a schooner built from his own design., of
?teal. I
If *he proves a snecsss great will 1)9 th* praise j
bestowed num a rn, but il she turn* out a failure
be will Ih* -.everely eonkntod for nen entrusting ihe
Job to a professionsl i|eai_ :er. ll irlan d. Hollings?
worth, the builders, at rVilrnington. Del. expaet
that sh* wu1 bs ready for launching in a lew
wonks, br tn" 1st ot Mav at tue la'est. Her d'mon*
oion*are: M) I fee* na tho water lia*, 108 teat
over all, 23 t? ie-t extreme, bea rt, ll feet draugat,
with a 'iiiiil centreboard, she will be provided
with a trough keel and have fifty tons ol lead
ballast. 1 iie yacht is built of steel .Vl? inch
plated t* iHi angle iron fr untie of 2-_ liy__ inches.
Th??e sdi..mers are likely tn *__bra livelier ricing
than can a' present he Inreteen in any ocher class
and will comnrisare fur iiiuc!i that may be lank*
lng .n ni?)? r cioac er*.
lake llaiqu >'? uhnst rhe ce itre'trmril and keel
oontroversv will na'ilerrn. La: than tr* n<> irifti
cationa nf omylhtag uko . :-a-'e, boom hero, at
I nial among ,ar_e boat**, int tho nura- -titer nieu
iav* entire',,' lOeovered from tie oahcia of ihe
threshing wiiicn tb* V dunleer ad ,n ixt'r.l to rho
Thistlea'*d are a. <??!',<-,ar a* cart li". Wa?ii*vnr
they cnn 'et mio print tber an nofaatlf engage.
In scolding Hie Britisher* t',r UM iii-,,,ii.ition they
oho*? to accent tbo result of t'a,a race a* conclusive
evidence ihat in wintlvyard'aaW'ir-. willi boats nf the
__rat class at least, the centre.'card will bea*] the
kee1.
Rfinixc, om tjik nit rn sn kr*-.
They want the Britishers to try it again and yet
again; they tell thsrnthev a-e slow an I sttipid and
don't knor how tai build a kel bant anyhaw, md
predict thst som* day anne ingenious Yan?
kee, perhaps the great Barges* himself,
will build a ninety-fnat keel boal tkal
will " !iok all cre*tUiii.'' All of which is
rac ced n_ly funnv. for translated it simply meat.*
"tor heaven's *rtk?\ g nttnaoa, rici sniiieiiiing to
Ogve us tram the nurmiiaStna Ot having tn aohowl
e-lg-t tfnt we ar? mistaken.*'
Mit, the men .vh') aave triad it oeooal tin laoleal
nsnlt.s. lyloatenant Henn ami J. Bmvwr-Woho
?voncode iho surjas/iority ol the e.-ntrfboard, and
Wa'son In n**;f ?"doubt*" if alnit can tn?oiW?
be baili withou* a cenfre'io .rd that wiU beat the
Volunfeor. aud he is not at all -m-iious to nnl r
take th*, com tact. It i* m t.e regretted, however,
that this reason mool ik**lv tooflard un opnorta*
oity o* teat inn the relniiye mern* of a eeood-eia* a
e**l'r ar.ti a**c4>ticl-e !*ss eottlretnard oloota Tan
_.W, l i "' a-ft pi'n a st*ip to that But tii.-r?
ire i^iie'i tc, \}f, some lnteresilnj* te*tt ot the rel ,
tiyemerlt* of cetitie!ie*.rd ond keel when Rpilie.l
U) Mailor inn's. Mr. It.irt.es*. at a duiner of th?
1-roTiiJeai.e >n*a-i_t Club, j_j_.ul: " 1 am to make _f*n*r_
Un-tre.ting exirtvyi.iuita in the fortv-foot class.
roar Im ct* are now being built, al of tin* Karn*
I'lfi T'?f,r fp*f ,,n ,l1" w****r "??? They ate
?n_fk ''" M ???*'?>? a*ik*4apris*tble-o tar a*
ot, \h..,' r."iA_''y '*"** PO't-r ami s?il uisaaiirotuenta
cen-^L' '!.lfi?,,.""' ?n^ois 1 wo ?re kee, and i wo
thS^lr^Is- ??.! U ? ' !lr' ?J,uil,?1 ?VP". deep tn
toV-eaK?,. ' iW ' * *u"r*11 cemrelnaril under
? fia. u w... JuTrZuT-'iT prft:1,c'rh* ?*?"_!. ?
With tbs i,i,.i... .i "' Ihisetatemerjt ismade
SthoVSnTrxZz^r^i ,lt\,,:"r*
ga*a. and a race betw^n _* O'* abU to ,M"*' B.IU'
Iciiiass Z? _ ?, n ** burges* cutter and a
totomti,?i^ ',0 **y *he leMr'"',n,Bhtv
raaaaaao op thk crntrfboaud
J?ls!_iLtb',_3;b*r,i'1* t*?*? I'.dieatinns that tho
th. T^tY n* " ",*l",,:! ?**?**??. "?..allyn,,
522Lit^_r_^ iw? nu^-<??
F_irl,_i. . ,i f0r G,4S*1?*~ nw-jery. and at
v
gyy ***? **niB*kB9, uni " .reit oak, from
limo kmnu gtow." Ultuaanly un contreboard
I
will get a fair trial in British waters despite tin
action of ths Yacht Racing Association. At
A. Ciry Smith's oillce, No. Bl Wen Tenth-st.. ll I
model "f a seventy-f ->ot cn! fi" lard cutter desi encl
l>y Wiitraim. If anvbodv elouot* Mr. Watson1'
anility to t'lake, use ol till) i'eiiirelmii.1, that
mn -I tvilj convince him ol the contrary,
Bnl though provision is made for the COnWb-Stril,
nu- vi",'ei is strongly infinitive ot the rbiatle. A
great in nv raobtemon ntaiotam tliat a ceo ure l>o ird
ti:.Iv tv.ss needed lo mak? til? Hustle bold on lc
w liiiltvani belter, and tiitm fin- would be lulu tUMBi
to th e Volaataor.
Speaking uf the madel Mn. Smith said: "It ii
tho Boot brunt ifni and *t> iiinct 1 ira i that I have
ever oeop. As aa artist thora t* oodonbtthat Mr.
Wan m sur-i ".sc* nil other designers, and I have
no eiotil'i Hint if he were Income here and stndp
oar oenireboard boats a lit. lie would ei<-si_n
ceii'iiiiitni'i boote thal woa_d outs;,ii mira n map
bo that lie can do it already, and pet haps that
motel, if carried nm, would beat any 10-foot
centrebo ird on thisside."' Mr. Smitli is a generous
rival.
Ihe Thistle has be"n purchased by James Coats,
who formerly owned tho Madge and me Margorie.
He is a fighting yaohtoman and if there is ny
lstent "go" ni the i bistle tliat has not yet been
developed, ho will _ct it ont ol rn r.
ODD NOTES ABOUT MRR*B FASHIONS.
SPRING IS HERE IN THE SHOPS, AT LEAST.
CWAT ABOVT TUT. MINOR HETAILS ttf SUMMER OUT
KIT?HATS, I'MDRKI.LAS AXD CAM'.R.
The man who bought his clothes in the treacher?
ously mild two weeks just before the billiard is
.till waiting for a chance to wear them. Yet. the
tailors and outfitters insist that spring is here nnd
their show windows would almost make one think
it was long pnst BJPOttT Not in many years have
the furnishing shops been Blind with such gnrgrous
waistcoat materials, snell flamboyant scarfs, shirts
lind other outward apparel. A college boy's tennis
blazer is nothing to one of this season's shirts,
either linen or flannel, and la width, depth and
variety of dye. Their stripes far outdo the
prudent Joseph's coat of many colors. Ties and
collars, made to match, fill the show cases with
equally luxuriant shades and tints. All the
wanatta Olid flats of midsummer are insid". It
is only when one turns away that he renumbers
the dirty piles of snow still melting in the streets.
The striped shirts date from two or three years
bael- when a few mild cc!- ra came In fashion,
|nat to show a little beneath 0 wide scarf. WI.ito
OoUaB wen* worn, or s.mutinies a collar with
similar miid stripes. Now collar and shirt are
nii'de all of a piece, rind with the tend-ncy to cut
wuistcoats lower and lower. Almost as broad an
txpaun of shirt front is shown with morning
(in-ss as one used to MO with an old-fashioned
high-cut claw-hammer. Again waistcoats of fancy
pait MM have com" into general use this summer,
**omp_l_ating still fuatthez tho question of warring
[?('lors. A wtil-r.'_ijlated Imagination mast, recoil
in horror from *MM_U Of tin* barbaric conihinations
in shirts, tics and waistcoats it is now possible
lor had taste to make.
A new sort of taney waistcoat lias been put on
the market this spring, lt is ni ide of soft, cottony
material, lits snugly and unlike th ? orthodox
ivhite waistcoat is never starched. The color and
pattern ure the same, however, and only a close
;ns**octiou will show the differences. This new
garment has several adVantagn over tho old one.
It can he tolled up and put in a valise; it tits
much better and docs not boil so easily. It never
ahould be s"iit tn lb' lau aili".-, either. Any tailor
will undertake to sponge it out when it begins to
show the effects of dust and wein-. Being some?
thing Of I novelty yet. the tailors charge B Blight
iliyarne* on it?say ?!'-' or Sin, while the other
iva is-tc .ats cost, from $8 to $lo.
s .rfs for summer, both made-up ond four-in
i.iuds, an made a trifle brander now. The <? ton
ne generally light, and the patterns tis varied as
the patches of a crazy-quilt The dnsatioo, both
white and black, are oat wider and I"':;; -r tuan
usual, and the bow is ooaocqueatly a formidable
.'nt' whoa lied. .\ novelty whieh non a _oi,.i woy
kowald u satisfactory compre-oise between buying
i ready-made cravat ur t* ng c ne's own B B D
ip bow which count ri.-its exactly the ierkiness
jf a lazy man's handiwork. Theo, new hows an
made either in lawn or in black silk. They are
lt u slight premium now. Musi bouses sell them
for fifty cents apiece. 'Hie others usually OOOt
thirty-five cents.
There is little ohanjre from one season to nn
Dther in the shape of Derby hats, Heavy-weight
?MO with silk linings are used in winter, ead
Light-weight ones with no Linings nnd nir-holes
punched In tlie top and sides an- substituted in
tu mm er i.. colon change a little, gray, drab
ind plum-oolored material being popular now.
1 lie crowns, if anything, are o trine lower tiiis
.pring, and tiie l>nms roll up snugly, Efforts on
being made to introduce a soft hat for summer
lim-, and english precede uta are being 8 f up In tts
fu\or. Bat wliitie -i- si,i..s. n iiiiy have in th*
country, it is alni'st certain thal the soft hal will
never get Into vogue in town. A good many
siraw hals will bl worn in the ''?', this" summer.
A few coaching men and down-l iwn broken will
como '.'ut in May arith tall white hats, bnl even
H the mercury goes np t . 0. degree* the overage
New-Yorker will tie satisfied to suffer through the
summer in un orthodox Derby.
Aa up-town Bm th it sells walking sticks nya
th.it the younger men nboat tova ore getting
in carry ennis al altogether differeat shopn an?
ts in winter aad nnmavw 'lin* winter waik
ing-stit-k shoiiiii be heavy and stouts a support
on slippery cia.vs, ami ia keeping with catie coals
Hntl other peiudeirius protections B ga-041 the
mather. Most, canes last winter bad handles
three to four inoheo long, of horn, silver, or silver
|ilat:t;g. Lighter Bttoko, all of wood, polished at
the lutii'llcs.hiivi' come in for milder weather.
Many canes, too, are now made straight, wiih
silver or fancy t ips. odd-ahaped knobo of hone.
ivory and different colored hard woods. Silver
heads are at a discount now because of thc cheap
plaM imitations with which unscrupulous mak?
ers have flooded the market.
There are few novelties, of course, in tlie way
of umbrellas Tho (?_, laney is to long umhrellas
with line, light fram'-s aad Dicelf finished handles,
so that in fair days they may be used os walk*
iiig-sticks. London made umbrellas are unusually
light and trim. They ure cheaper, too, if bought
ahroad. Here English and h___e-**-_-_re anea luin_:
about the same price. 1 his varies with the Milne
of the handle nml may ran bogg St to $_0.
The enne and umbrella mahers are waging a
eontroveny over tho use "i thc word "steriing"
on th'- silver Ihej nut in thc heads nf umlirellas
and oaaea. Probably no lift* i nt stick is sr.ld
now that has i't a rod i ilia irade-mark cm it.
Sean Unas _c ii ii - * ii. un of tin, mark "ti tke
poorest kind ot plating, while i ibcn <tand up tor
telling their customen inst what sort of silver
is useei and what th'-' teal value is. A trust?
worthy Hrm's nani" on a st irk or umhrellu handle
is tho only gnaaantoe nowadays of genuine value.
The mere word " sterling'' isn't worth the imlished
tin it is so oi.i n stamped Into.
BIA BIB HACK'S ACCIDENT,
irom TA* 1 i.ntlon lUratrt.
Madame Minnie " uk's mwy Moans sad sduilren
In ike three Kingdon.! "..-ii learn wi t. stn en regret
ili-i: slie kn boon laid up for Mime weeks ,,t her ebaieoo
oeoi '??:!'? t'.v iii" mull ni a painful ihungb hi ,
u- a i-iii-'n . i mi io| .. ? ? > -?? ?
fract -la- wm taking her 'ia. it Ional1 n or
. ?? ia n, ib* -- lu u
li gUly sUpiorj
(? l b' av ;. ;.i iii . r iui -'.. mali oh ' *
\ >? el ni nae ol \-.<-v logs ? ? . | lo thi ua '
uili: ..jj ike i I ie I".-, iiocioi t". mal
- ie?"ii'..'o. h. jin , rion, 111 j ni *g :,, ? p.
' . 111, lin" a O .1 eon CUI it ? u* a, ii' I
niue win" ?!.?* thou.d liav- b*.er, lu till"u? a lucrative
r-i;.._--erijrnt |,i lins |. v. li.il. j all*? Wm to I'l
15. lill* On ll." -un i.l i.| , ,,-,i ,-,
i"- a ce led mu *i to Ma I >m Hans'- - o ti
la ai.iii,; bimi i cern* p.nimbin thal tbe (I i 1 in, ,,
rori songstress will no be ab-k lu , sunn . ,. |
? I .iliierj,-,-|i . ,.l ,,i ; I, I ii. .;, ..?
??ii.viui I;, i.\.i- led Iii i "ii ni.-i, H. Btoeklto tn, un.I
'tiiei ellie, ni the f.>: Nm li. I am _!_.: tn i*j tint
?l.e i- steadlJ] Hu ii. ii -lo '1:. ru overing i i
. ni e. . i, i ., v. ,- tot u ti rue corn] letel" .,
?': cl ls ii .1 I il ... I. tl o| | , ; .i fm ?..' an .,
li i- netty linie s ls* coal e the miistc-i-ootn ol nh'oh
'?) till". )l.u t ? t-U. 1,1. ,._- _;_, a,, ia *| , .;
tsitii vt I,", i, i tm acqnalnied n is t,"t n,.?.-.,'?*_*!?
I Madame I*- Itesse-Wartegg whose . -_e;.',--i
? us. -uni. iv the . a ?. a liable
consuls* appointment?will vite [.,, don in tbe com ?
of Hi* cou,ina b-BMin. Hy _*j _/?. ouni* liei voice u
In rnagmgcao) order, ha- ng lieiii-fiic- I s Iona
rest n i dug io n from hor aoeiaeni. I hoi i
the Dpportunlijr of boorlng li aga o will soon Le
*-lor,l.."i[ lo i.s. im sba is s it-ally rino sluger h-. tveil
a* a iuiert, OM ree*.
afraid OF OOETi tUMATlOB,
Irom The .si J'au' fioneer Ititi.
SUr Tuc. num.. | ml. m*W0 |.lem?? -r re?i1erit el
Mlnneapoll*. ta.* ir.h gi van io laking, Bunt -
whist j-iat ii... I'.r .a.iny j.ars Mr. Tu. _iu..? ,
? i iii. nriBiiam benn ind fiegnrntly Mr Biigkara "':?
eiau-1 s* mr, partner, no , , ?
Uous arlhcnrit to il, ? iu:r-a of wl.l.i. Ob. ,tsy v
ttao tat.s au-i._li.t- a fr. vt- n imi-- basin In their fj
? nio-euiei,i. Mr. 'j ui-k. j,i,hij's ij__ wat *,,. < | imf ?*<
Itteeu ihelr Iff*. J? (.,,
niida a trantparer.t blunder which nell t v.r
niau', ft.rr^si wr.th. rilaji.? frcn. __? ulnV Ko B.ve bil
rta.? ? kick .na e?tl*in?_. - Oat om of h?re! c.. r tmt
tool nu_|,|.*'W*"1 TWI *Wun* wbtr<i lbew ^ ,Uc1' '
.ART NEWS AND Cw.MMI.XTS.
Till. WEEK IN ABT aiiCLKS.
NOTKS OP Hilt t:\MlllIII' N-?\ w riCTl'I'.l * IN Tilt:
OAI.I.I.Hir.S ? l CI NC I A-THTS OS AMllKICAS
A UT.
The first view of Hit spring Academy Inhibi?
tion will be oa'l'ilila.v float, -ht e\!ilbi!ion will lx>
opoaed tu ti,* ; linc a week brno* lo-narrow, lt is
said that '!.?? I
IS not nOW Oil Og, but at tl;'- -ante I." I' OSCt ., prob
able Hui Hie paln'er* Who on Still kBOWO M the
"jouiiger own" will be better represented thea usual.
Messrs. gorge**-*, slii.l-w. Dewing, Tryon, Mowbray,
Bot otto Walker, A. r. l' i Moeller kare been
mentioned &!;,;vlv a. COntrlbUton. Mr li-iiU Duve
neck, WtKHM palotlng*. Iiave 1 I ?? IB In New
Vork of recent, yeats, will lie represented also, and
Mr. \V. M. Chan has sent in five pictures.
Thi* partial HU MOW to tHsprove IhO existence of
any academic prejudice OgOlntl the lounger polBton,
and lt ls hardly worth v i*ile for Ibo latter to heep
on maintaining that such a ju-e'iim-e exist . it is
pleasant enough tor those Who tl ? not lu the Acad?
emy te, control a soeiery of their own and lo elect
themselves to ofllco, but it wool'! bo "f Mn practi?
cal beneflr to Join In strengthening tho Academy as
an Institution which ls coiiHclei-ed !>;> thfl ]>ullic tn
represent American art. The Academy has erred cm
the side of conservatism, but a nan gMOrotM spirit
has been shown within the last yeal, anil lt should
be remembered that the men who exhibit with Hie
Academy regularly are those who will be able to In?
fluence Its management hereafter.
At the annual meeting of tho Water Color Society
on Wednesday evening, the folio**. Ins oCicei-s vt ere
elected: J. tl. Brown, president: Henry Farrer, sec?
retary; James Symington, treasurer, and C. P. Wel?
don, J. f. Murphy, J. CL beckwith and C. Vf. May?
nard, members of the board Of control. Ma_srs.
Charles A. riatt. Rufus 1' Zogbauni and Charles
Mente were elected to membership.
The project to secure a building for the permanent
use of the Water Color Society Indicate* a giatfying
prosperity. A special meeting will be held at the
Academy on tVedno.day evening to discuss ways and
means.
It seems Impossible that any American picture buy?
ers r*u srill be partialtlOOO in view of tho number of
fontga po. ti alt painters who have InvndOd this OOOUO*
tip within Hie last six years. Mei leaner. Held, MoO
| clieles, Wall.cr, Itciitnit, .Miiil.u'sy rt ntl Heartier are
' tai a few of Hie polOterOi aad Rajoa baa done
1 something lu portraiture. Mr. frank Hull has OOW
] leinplateil an American tour In BOOBBh of rom mil
: sinus, but for one reason or another lil* visit has been '
: delayed It appears Bow thar another nanio Is to
: to added to Hie Hst. Innmoek nt Cenjatnin Constant '
I proposes to visit tlils country In the fall. The an
i nounrernent ls made that he will nm Oin only two '
mouths aud will not consent to palm mon limn six
portraits. Thi* resolve may eaan inuch sorrow and i
bOOl 1 -bm Ding among Ibo liundi-i-t of Amcilc-ins Who
aiu e\i)ecieil io Jump at the opportunity IktM cri
eiously ..corded, bm M. I ont am will remain ba
Considering the, disposition vt huh has been mado of
soon of M. Constant's pictures In this cunny, Ins
WlllingnOM to visit us al all will !,?.- li.:..*n as proof
of a forgiving spirit. But pethopi he la nol awain
1 of the Important part ployed by " Inch .".rt"' lu Auiei-I- ,
I goa borroona M. Coastaafs projected portnlt- [
'. pointing tour w-iu lie ondn the msnnjTimontol Meson.
! Uoussod, Valadon A; Ca
It ls announced that M. r.a-!l Vrre-tchacln, the
j realistic Ilussian battle painter, has yielded to I k I
'?fatal fasi-ltutloii'' which Hie Aineiitan lectan nlat
I furn) SOOns to havo for fonlgROn. Ills pa! ntl ogs,
I as Tiru Taiaaai stated a lew- months since., aro to !,,->
exhibited next fall nt thc American Art OnUeriOO. They
will probably bo accompanied bp VaitM? tmghtofl ami
bunging! eulie,tied by the omek-trovellad Sltltt. and
they will be watched over by two atieuilants, tv Ito
I kOVO shared the palmer's nondorlBgS. Meantime,
Vonotehogla propwn fur inms-aif a bacton tour which
viii enable bin lo tell tho story of his varied expe?
riences In the principal title? of t-N BflOt, and j?ei haps
of tho miiiuie \\r-t. M. yosnleliogln'i "religions
eontrovoretee* tn Vienna and obewhen bave boom
a suspicious likeness to ogtnitlslng dOOloea lt ls
tu bo bOgOd tliat tho Mnnhoeoy iJOiioiiiiai_.es arc nut
to bc npootod.
a oolloetof of tills city has recently discovered
a picture by OOOrge Inness, painted in leii-, tv hu li
has surprised even thone who havo ooooantod theo>
selves familiar with Hie artist's earlier work. The
subject, a sc* ue In tho Dotowan Valley, ls
ambitious and comprehensive, like most of
tho subjects favored by the artists of a tlmo when
' ''views*' were regarded as essential, but tbe pointing
ls thornie!.ly pictorial. Tho aitl-.t boo re pre ?
i Tegnlarly wooded gelds and a broad Intervale between
rang'-i of low monntalni on either side, which eon
vorgs In tbe purplo bon of the distance. Then on
various details lo tho foreground, hal they aro on*
obtrusive, and the breadth ot the composition is loll
at once. The coloring as well m tbs large feeling of
Hie work Fri nmarkflbtt. Probably th' BMi_OWn_M
and perfect, tonality owe something to the effect ol
thoa, bm time has not changed the <t--^ir.n, and the
coloring rm never have been Inbarmnnloas
work of Mr. Inn n compared v.-.th that.
of alnioa-t every groot 1
! tury, and. althongh such comparisotH *ie nni
ii1, perhaps tt mut kelp description i" sugg
thin iilctiire a likeness t.i I ons tobie. Al all events,
tho laren new ol feeling and charm of color mr most
mitlaioie ir, s,, early a wurt?remarkable, l
In any nf om ioaftseopn. The owner, Mr, I'holuas jj.
ciarko, l* fortunate in the pasoosolon of au InnoM
which at present seems to Mond hy ItOOtf anaiiig tho
artist's earlier jialnilngs.
At the gallen of Mr. S. P. Avery, Jr., a loodmogO
of some in.jMirlaiice hy Mr. Vf. f_ i'ickn-ll I; OOhtbttOd.
This is a view ut a rt* n lo tho teregretand with li
lar slopes clad In gray. glOOfl and gotlow oe Ile- Dgpo
site side, a house forming a white, oct Mt, and a foicst
further removed underneath a brilliant btw Sky. The
rnnipti itlon ls comparatively slr. pie, the. bio-d hill?
side stOpn aro drawn and pol med with much truth
! fulness and torre. The ladloaOkm Of texture ls not
; Mr. 1'lchin'H's sining j amt, .,:.,] lu- | loton on tut pt tu
; be dry and metallic throughout, hut then ls less of
i this Ihan usual and ids peMOntOttOO of tho sen,,. I>
cliaiitctcrued by much simplicity, freshness and
; loire, in ibo saino gallery ls a pointing of a Mnaii;
, figure by I'la/, mo-o coiiventIoti_l thue usual In de
! sign and showing some -hara of Odor, oltboagh tho
j coloring becomes IglfMoOl In compilion willi the
j aadoeloM ooln sci,cine nf a Mantfoelll. nu omUonl
examjile.
AnofhT |llelan gallery ts to be added to tho many
ulnte: Fifth ave. MWH. ksOUSSOd, Volodoa 4 CO.,
who bave occnpled the bon** at tito noriheasl corr.er
Of llfthave. and Thlrti-His !-*.!.. are to hate a. -y|
lery built In tho rear, oj-rning fi SOI thc I ult! ol list
floor rooms occupied at present foi tie exhibition of
pictures.
" Oollgaaofl Messenger** publishes a series ol let?
ters from prominent, lien.), artists nttiog forth i!ie|r
v arv. ; nf the p|CHe'i! ulai future nf '? Bil I I ? lit, He?
bert rTenrj am.ably professes himself lin; ?-.1 iv
the " natural orl.inallty and Bitter*' of Amil .in ,-,i
tiSt*, Hlid f.relit- fur thom '? _,i in.;,,..,,,. ;.,,
In i ii*- world ol art.'' -?fl !ii?,-.sif mtot
crinea!. De sjeal.s .f his tmcrieoa pupil* sa "eon*
identlcae" an'l "worthy of drep lntei*e__," bm lu*
add* Hist " In Hie melter nf et-Vatrton cif ini-.,i t(,-v rte
not tnt above lbs rnodon Boneeptfans of art v.Mri,
. ai" nan'it*- ai. I. In a wari, vulgar- I I
?-.- ii r.,1 nut in aeool*- with ii,., groatlear
nf ;. ii,ir- i-a,,,!,., . Ymir art!-ts sn* In tm, irreat
;i barry lo make the woiid admit ike oxhtoaos i
Aanrfeoa Khaol, even it.s sii|*erii.-iai BStoteaoo,
, i etoun* i" othor mean* tHai iiieiiiianon ea aad
study of Ike old rniiators, ahos* Inlluenca ls and aita. ?
will be Hi* tool c,f every kind of art." !. , , ,- -
- the Importonn c,f a theron gk oinleij of
drawing, aad sdin rhat. aith"'
jmijiIIs we,,, i,. nally glft.,1 ai,! ul! ''lr !??. they
left T',.1 ia ino '..mn, br fur* they had oliti.ii.pd a 11.,,
soquointooce with their on." M. ..mi!,at cool
?? if Ameia-a u,sh*s t" I
jgln by f,iu. i sf u : '
t|,e la om Alto.*1 might
ult.-, ii, securing *?< ni pi
remark* Hist ? if high '" ni.-!:
'.lr* liecr-ll ." I
Kn iio'i'.t 11
-lu.wu - ,-. .: a n)i.i American '.'.liars.
M. Bongnerenu niBia*- i attnfler pl** hw theraugti
. , i
IM ia,.. ii ll
si.ip hall wav ' iieratise ii-- ... ? j.'ir snflie
i imv Inc'1 Mia. lor,j; aiwl haul il*a_y ls ia
i,blain briftlool retail* rh* ... - mot w . j...<t
with la.w- tn do tv ii k
pu s i.;.. ii,- Mme K'ai'*i tei the-it- il .
Thej Iiiib_i,ip thai it is j.
bruah i,"fi"? "I- :.l the s .ne
nf plr: ",-..
iflv. ..iai Ike I, "i ital'.i.i nt '. . riling sc),..hu
by ll,* Health) .e.ateurr- i
a. gen.-rativ
'n'-skit,!.'^ and ht- brie! *|togotk.i -ini
ble ' un fara "believe* In th* f.'ure art Ills "f
!?? t i I*, ptain," and pr a I es ih'- industry and
ol Apierlcau -utitt* with wb-ui he Un* imo bro___t in
cont-ct "Bowevm." he adte, ??there i? *t tte fen
mc,,* too mufb h*? e to IK*
; mw n. an Immoderate fl
? ,,, ihe now*
- in y- ur country, .i*- Ib ???>. ???"_?
i . conittal thi tridespi 'ail lend nej lb '"I J'^M,'-,e'
ls; n,. artistic fi,t; ? nf a country deuencb uopo the
! i :.- v ? 1 triaile.
ly," etc . et.-. Houlanger d -
, | ipU* as studious and leseha
!,|e. ;,:,.| "" has un - tl ' I ': " Inl.tlh.T Ot tn,cr.*crl
increasing from clay To
'. . . a ..n American -chool, properly -: ? ?<?
U ,i will not exM for a long
lifting heirn but yesr-nlay, Il
? . n mj notions! tradition*. American an
for many jeers lo con e can univ be thc reflection ann
. ' ' ooh "f th* (>ld World " lt'"
-., quote*-, bal hartb-itU'* opinions upon
i-rr*-lei >. important Tb!? iym
posjlum repre*ienl? opinion. *t ri * l lt >.iay be
sitmmarlzeal 1- n irgtimenl for mon cnrrf-il and
igh iralning, ind lo I largo sxtem * plea for
the "grand manner,*1 Bul lt I-* a truism 'ho! many,
-_>rhapa mon. American artist* need to be bttrer *du
caic! and Ih* varton* *-*i-_est!nn* for schools, galley
les travelling foHo*rohlpi and Oo ve rn me nt ale! ?-*
all well enough, bnl hardly praetical. although a tittle
may be scenmplished If the plan for an endowment
fund total detain shap*.
i ? axes' ol ? if 00 the Aeroiiolls at the southeast
anglo of the Parthenon have brough! tn light ita
!? ..nl'*i| bead of a man carve,! in stone, well --Oflservt-4
ani retaining a covering of rich coloring. Tho hair
ami beard an pointed hine and th* far* i.d The
i"- ? >.i th eyes sre not only jia;ntetl in. btu al*"
?"?I willi a chisel. " The |.,,r ion Al henaeuiii'
emphasises tba Importonn of this discovery, adding
That Hie head, which (- ,.ne of the mosl ancient sculpt
urn over found upon the Acropolis, will attract gen?
eral attention boto from tho Mylo of workmanship
ond the material it apo tars to ta the hood ot a
Triton, ihe rmi of a body In the foini of a serpent
ending In tho tall of a Ash was found near by a lew
days before.
"The London Academy" remarks that "Ibe rage
for Croltabank'* etchings, and tis earlier woiks gen?
erally. ls now about tb* madde-it thing In the e.nHel nf
the collector. Of cornie. Crolkskaaft with oil his
GtovernOM has never boea an 1 neVM can be a primo
favonte with the collector of H,* highes! class, who
wants Rembrandt* and Van Dye ks and Turners and
Me/yone, but "?? collector not of the highest class
ls Just now exesjjflonallv caa/.v about him.'' At a
reeent auction sale In London, th* "Tower of London"
sot kggnghl PM6, th* ?? r.lfe nf Sir Jolin KalsfafT *W06
and the -Tuttle Honk" etchings and woodcuts *M2-.
A sorrowing ?,iirit<*?r writes r,, ?? 1 h? Academy" :-' Meta?
phorically speaking, rh* Cruikshank book must be
placed on i ho shelf by Hie side of Whistler. Both
aro closed."
ri Ti\G df.a r: rcn uer curiosity.
Waihi ngt on .?*..-? ir. The XaihrUle American.
Mrs. tildi. laird |,fts been doing a part of the
." hero -nd I have heaid a lui--.' story about
tar not at nil at her expense.
A trail-knot?i lady , ,.: :*spr,m!enr citied on tho
? si vt tm 1 sa el - ; am elvin, to r-all
on Mis. Hick* laici snd d_*viibe iier apartments, lint
I don. know ber awl haven') anybody tn Introduce
mes. V.,w. if yon tvlll let ;n? have that lieauMfii!
olt of ?? .bin,.!.,, v nu ti,at ts'il* I will go on preterit
"i showing it io tar and ?? 'tug he.- to order ono like
lt.
'ihe bar.sin was s'niclt.
The enteiprisins DOWOpspn woman seize*, the at?
tractive ouyen! sod mada h-r wop lo tn. -aid,
Who ie.""i\e,| ber pleasantly, oven after sha had an?
nounced her rr. in.I.
'?hi* is lovely i" she e.-laimed. "I should think
you Wonk) Stai Bl hu.ne ani du .is inil'h a. voil I nuld
:i ii n ike Mores, How n nek does snob a
Stand cove- as this bring, fur Instance?"
T sell tl,'a" i,v gi-? carrin Iv answered the
cut ng furtive eye* about th* room and taking
an inventor) "f lurnhute ??:'! wordroba
n menes lal ed the mi'li< nairns: Hgl&! bow
: ? monoy : .-. noting " ont ol onoe.
?' h. dear, aol i can*! sell ibisl This ls already
spoken lor and promlseaL lau l can make you one
i.ke it," shid n.o terrified visitor, teaching for the
"I go ! rn' 'lil- very day." said Mrs. 1/ird. "and
mosl have tldi SOu ceo nuke Mrs. .Yhatt.erna.mo
another,*1 and -lu* calmly weni ami put li In her
nuuk -md resumed her parking. Th* ei*rrr-*r*ondeni
had 'et energy enough ro recover Hie property, and
ihe reappeared before ii,,- obliging nwnsr, sho
v.. grieved to bear: ??". wt i i's very i lee to torxUtr
your curiosity, but that etubroldery m-t me s?84 1"
TWEXTT-F1YB THOU SAND DOLLAR DRESSES.
trout ili'igrtaiti.
A-. i catered his e* tao list) m*nt, m. Wottk trw busy
- ar; ?? HOW Ci e.it l-i i, ' i ip.aiiUUj! ll to h_lf a'i'j/.i'li
ian louln ui---.a el lia so ninny t-iupceaj*e_. Worth
buns, ii won a shori emtnoiuered ja, _i t, capa
Otous trousers, a wi.lie Hann. I shin fOSteaod ac. tk*
tlno.it w.ili a loosely knotted scarf, and a brown Tani
0 -nant,a- cup. Tailing me imo a private ronlo, ks
inl to ,.n Inter lew moat graciously, "Tiio.c
ho said, in reply to my u.ue*Uon ; "they aro
sonic ol ow 'oia.ss pOfflale' mullel.. We havo about
iiiiu iy in a.I who d. n .ti..ng (min murniii- tilt night
but 'try mi line elu h'-rt or the bell-Ill of custon.!il I,
i i u ?-. ? lauri! tbau half tho tn-io ladle* who COOM taro
in ni, they Know what they wan*, when they nolly do
not, i ere ia when mu -ai awoama -mow tinir -kill
In convincing thom ol thou* artur. A i?iy comes in,
BBC* a i-i am gown, and llum illately goes Into np*
ii. ? - o\ er ir. *I vvii;:l OO* ' v.uHy 111*0 Ilia',' IO* will
t-uy. i .1 .?;.. -h. i- i" ia iiiai. th* skadOj ls unsauoblo,
that bur hair or coinj'kixiuU ivijunoa s.ui-tbiiig ejuue
dll/erent, tua sta cou id never wear so large a pattern,
itu. and a- a UIO Mill Og objection, tho wished-1 or gown
ls pul on a in, tl-I , uiewliut noomhllBI hoisaalf. TUl*
ia--t flrgonea is generally onnrinai i o *
Many o M. Worth's custon,yrs jut Implicit faith In
him a- to the CbOlOe of sutiablo malar als and tbe style
Of dp ss,.. ?? i,?" example," ta said lo his interlocutor,
'? a uh ..min comm Irom thc Brnpren of Hus.sia, 'hi mi
iv ;t dinner dress.' Nothing moma uo arc left
SbaolUte Ir.tn a- to stylo and material. Not that
the I.i,.].!'?-? ia indi tb ja-ii r. |jj th* matter ol I
ll ountrary. Uta '.till owe-In. requln -bal
ii.l lbs ladles co mui- at a <"<-rta d a-il b* muk, "i
pu. or niue. Ant] ber own tolieti ore always master*
if elegante- Ita point ls thal *h* trust* oar
Judgment Hit tar Han bel- own. la tko r-miv) wat,
i:uria, the ia_i ten dat-'*, wo hav. received over twenty
telegrams from Ma'!;:ii tor boll drenn, and we shall
thom ti|> ii-s wc i.mv think bes'. Ol ooaree fit
u olllii nil to gel np at one nine so many dno-00 and
make them ail different, l resp on har la*t wlnm
i", -i lng lotter* bora two New-Yurk soc! ty I sd lea
wini wu-.e , i ry angry becsu-0 vc* hal chanced to send
them both the _twu iii Nn thi mme event, if wa*
a ??.-.'I! ball OOO ladle! pi nen ?-- and In that
number we had furnished certainly si_ii ri*)
- v.'. state dre ??**, all too* ina-.** at
? "i ler and ooeh un* to ta absolutely uniqne, We
penorally want a w*,.*_ tu eoniplflt* an ultim, but If
'aiah a c I.si nine In '_- linnr*. We
bod Ftench ladle* order a ''rc*. In m.c morning
?ntl il.tiae In || Bl i lah!. 1 remember once mall'Hg a
j .'? n lor the Bmpteas Buc-ani* in thre.: hours and a
boll Of i "ii -i* sn i, ii atty wotil. be Impofloibls If
olaboran w rh wa t , ed, It often take-*) weeks to
i ? an embroidered jT'.wn. M the time oi rhe
i on .iiiii lon o this j):--'ni Emperor of llussla vye bad
(.ilia Winking ni^u! and 'liv for six weeks on a court
iri-.ni lor tta l.inpi. -i* wuidi way* oovoood vvith niag
eui'ui?',.ri", y in raal ittver. i fiat train alou*
.'. and ?!i ta pt*-_erveo In the state
il onrinalty. tot a-k me if
uiuil'iiis ilunn* an som tiin-* pani for dronnl lt
lt quit* Impoaalble i" mag any i-ti.ai . t<i ihai.
i; yon t> --_.il putting un gold thread, jew'is, etc., il
roon-) tber i nu limit t' tbe ??-''?? Boon yean om
a Peruvian totrenn pal u. I.d.cu" f. for a single gown,
11- uni. t.eiiic' tl,, e., i of the laen aloin. A few
we i- ago m - i i s doak tor -o.oouf., ol nkioh
-ll.i) Ol weur tor Hie fur.
?? \.u couni among eau- patrons th; indi'* ol ail th*.
Couti I in iha ' ivilizivl w,,rld. ihat ls all With a single
,\i|i'ion. Queen Victoria tia* never honored us
*r,i;h I.i-r polronoaa Daring Ita hasp seasons w* tutu
on! about gOO gowns arni lao cloak, a week. Pufiu*
**erenoe atm.ag |* nv from various countries l
1 an -ni ? it i. 11,i-,?..--*i.l ? ??> elonffy women in thv, ?"??a*;.
) iiiu) bal ? 'ii cunnii*- iiodin-ea beautiful laces,
graceful neurea, an.l lovel* di-posltiooo, a* weal as
tb. lr en ' I SUPP ?' R?l**lan lani** are Hi*
?ovate*! ri* i r- in rhe wort''; Engllsharomein an
Jt,-1ly pioii'l nf their pi. .c nomplcJUOtt*; tl,.. Oanak I
l et f ? "rorid In i il eli notice, and A*me_loaa I
In pres* me ',v * wo* In which Ihey wc.u- gii
g_o_s gowns. ;.iit)iiiij{ overwhelms them.-'
un. navxD'B n\ vRsatnxa btomt,
??ra-.nrir" (IPUlti/ti I Hmtt\ td Th* llottnn Herald
?fbere ? - * erowd "; 11 tamlans *ho had ?'- "deni
?:, Man,ft, ' liding place of on- of their
i.i,ui!.*r. i I-i.? wa* Nl.-'h King, since kiow ri as tho
i*i,is i-iiire- jsiiid-'ut "f 'Tta Journal"; Boyle O'ltollly,
whom wc ail know; i'd. Mlteholl, now a leader writ*?.'
.'. \ ?: l, Hun": Chai lie llnrd, non literary
editor o' ""The Traascript" : *'? M* ''? Ho n.l. then of
Clo-*o." and noe or two atora, \ ntame was
wmked ip t" aritc i Joint Thanksgiving story tot
t- Iii i .le tlr* nee.-ssan i
?tiih ri.- ptihllsbere, ond ll was agreed tu
ho pi*-cecds ei'Uiiiiy. The work be gao* Ronnd
.. i -i..a t.i,"-:i i'leior il iga did bis best work
I, w.ra to bed, inn. -il hi for ? lo the fl iii and dictate l
,,, , -t. ite.T.i'.l.' i". Ile had ru, money ii) li jj- * such
? i nun out i-i a. Job, a-iul
f nf ii dun of the plandar,
?j l . , i- undressed in broad daylight. ***cnl lo hod.
,,;,,? ' tb wall, at'I dellirre.l himself of
his |i,ii'Oin ol Ihe ai.,u,. ll ?u 'Inly accepted sad
.I Hut King had fora?itten on* essential, ll"
.- "i lie .im.)i."ii" folk* about any pay
'en ii ii il avas In !a" i ?.-rfil'tous
jj ? .*v v ere do.ii: tho
, - ? I, it llioy BOllOd H.ei.-n-lv- a
Ilene ?? there a a. no plunder
: mw, iii, .Jiu.lit. a-.l IhllS
. . ????am compensation But how al,ont that
-MIBn I"' nv, '?> f i v. Da. MAI'T WM FER
I, rt >..'? H'ail-injt-i' telle,;
ll. "I*-; ll ls Ih* I.le.,f vtrllin tn th! I'l.ute.s
i.ii ly her ambition ha *.?
? .-; i .? * pee I al ax ant I nc r lo 'tx*
(.?risi il a-'!i'|ia vri-e Bind** by her
? - with i.-netai Black. Th***! fsiHng
'? i" ap pl; for ea nmln nion 11 ita 11t il
?i.mt rh* I'*
iiioi*eriv ni'1!'''aicui'-d.
llavli ? h pi Inn s^o aontrnineod lo
, .ni ail ? ttariy siiii
tiger was ro
-
iiihtonaaaao
I Clll H.i.l whei ? rh." . I il -ervh .* I enn
? nf il, ? 'alla that
,;* ni.ile Dp- ' I.ii.i. ii t,?,|f Dr Mari thn** days to
? ., Mm
? pl'.'ce when * rap
; ? eneid ir and there 'toihi
:
Sh ? lii'iulred
rly, w '.ll" hts face ' "ii'ln-ie,!
. i innocrenc* trhleh tar*
.f " II****-1 top ' " No.
In, t*i.l I'm b's measer.'-.T and will
i li to leave "
?? rn ? , led ita dcM-tor
'en day* _.'t'iw.i-.| iiio seen" w** ropeated. Dr.
i and wa* again told by iha iihlifrltig
" mciniiiier" thai Hr. otarly wa* not In, but that any
word left would bo told- to Wm. The next day Mr.
Obciiy was again dlstnrtad bl' ?? gfln,,? r*P- ?? went I
sniiltn- to !_.-? door, bur was more than disgusted to ,
lUod Dr. Maj-aVi'e'ker rh'*ii'.
? tamil mote in* Mr. C'bfrly." fUo said a, sho push-ti I
her way Into Hr" rooDi. __________ , '
'?luit i'm am Mr. Oh-sny." dntaggd th.* ao.,*?
" Bishop" whii" ibe -lulim 'hu; insisted in rei denitia,
his fato 00 KCOhnt ".' Hu* pietvj.catlon even In setf
dcfenco iravo tia. ile lu hil * ni ?''? , , ...
-<), but I l.rmV 1 : up .*,: ObOtty." rejoined the
1 rn pe i-t 11 rbaid* mn-p-woman "' thought y?"
fuoUni me and 1 called on Mn Obarty bown cnminu
this monti*,, 'in 1 \i.i hf* IC show me y.uu- piont..
I'm sure of you this time." Tho " Bishop** **?.' Moore.!
by tb". Docioi. lie surrendered then and Hrer.* ana
_avo her all He* Inf.riiiatloii she wanted about civil
service examination**._^^^^
HIGH-CLASS HORSEMANSHIP. |
A CHAT WITH OXK Of? BAJSNUM'S RIDERS.
MISS DKACON ggtgg n"W SUB LEARN! D THK |
art or HonsicMaNsniP?canr.KOi.LY tbainkd
Honans.
Admirers of higji-clns. horsemanship who lovo \
to see a fine boree vrell maniged should try to get
scats comruaiidinn a good view of tho ring nearest
Madison-aye., known as Arena So. 1. when they
visit the Barnum-Bit-ley circus at tbo big Gurdon.
It is there that Mis* Lilly Doacon, than wboyn
tliero ia no more _i .u rful aud accomplished hors?- 1
woP-M in thia country, put* two beautiful steeds :
through, tho paces of wliar 11 known iu Europa aa *
the "hauta ecole de manage," and introduces a
tronpe of trained stallion!- which ar her word of
0 nuniand give a remark uble porfermance.
Miss Deacon ia a tall, -fork-eyed Euglisbwomau, I
with all tbe good took* that th* nardy .irisof her :
oountry g-t by their fondness for epen air ..Dd ex- J
ercise. The*.stallions sba exhibits ina Turkish
costume ; and in ber Parisian man em act sho wear*
a conventional k}4^*M dress. It is tho latter per-;
formauce winch S&kSA out most markedly her
superb qualities aa a skiMod and fearless eques?
trian. It is not undi a.* ** appeal to the mass of j
circus on-lookers, who i_nd *be*r keenest delignt
iu snantrles and tights au\* paper hoops and edu?
cated pigs.
Nor is Miss Deacon's following of 1
attentive spectators even io large perhaps as that
commanded by annal gymnasts, sensational MC<>
bat*, or other exponent- of shill and muse'e. Hers
is essentially " _ilt-odt,evl " lior_c:uan8inp, thonuh
it lg nat (raudv. lt require** u cortain aaiotnit of
horse-know Ipdgfl to anjirociati' ll; and )t invariably*
wiasiiie paudits of tiio ui.ui who knows the di-ter
oaoa he_weoa a thoronghbood aad a oorow, and
who can iHonlialiialo boton? rulla*, and riding. A
golf af ...auidii'ni*. t rantin* nil'." hard work separates ,
Migo Deacon from thc timid, .rnoui-afetidfld school
giri or tho jolter wl401.-ir.lo_ over tho IfgMM of the
fl ina BO or nark-drive.
a MOKEI. Og gggg AND FinMAKSS.
Miss Deacon tnaUen h.r ii rsi, ou try id vb. iiiiiiie_e
Mtawaatooaaa haonixfal -nd iptrilpd brown,
full nf action, and ?.Tnouie.* " to di*?tractu n-" Ono
baud ii mui light aa a feiHi-*: "U tho whiks bridle
Tem. and a ' itt to whip rota ts ic I iv7 in the ots'ier. It
is mure for Ofgpjgea*. thau 11 e. Der seat v; a model
of eu to, uraci'.fu ness and iiriiiii's. for atiy ruling
OObool iiiipil w!io ii.ippeus to .soe ani study Misa
Deacon's stylo and luethuds, and >vho is wiso
gagan*, to profit by the lesson.
The aueiouts _avo nypiooglnii to their ideal o' fale
potBtOotlOg of tue art ol riding whoa tU-v luvenli-v'
tint myth of the. Centaurs, a wonderful uuion ot
niau a;.d horse,, combining the reason of the one
wiih tho 1speed aud st magill of tho other. The '
peiTorni-uce of st rider liko Miss Deacon aliuo_t
jiistiti;*- the fnbk*. It is Hie poe'iy :
of motion set to music, the. harmiittj" of hoi-seinaii
Bhij>, aud in every move_ue_a thc horee aud its
rider ure*, as one.
The military band strikes up. Miss Deacon trots
the blOWa horse about the ring, aud m ohetttOMO
to her will, Hf JUT lg! rt r-o uuclemun-trvtiivtly that
to tho bpe.tutors lin seems to ili.l ni ins o.vn lil
sUnct, tha horse priitn.-'-, cUiire-s, makoo an
obeisance, sinking to In-, laices, _ui<-Uly R-oven*,
and illustrates all the various phases ot thu edu?
cation he has acquired ot tho bando of Ht- " hi^ii
BChiinr t''allier.
Miss Deacon presently graball Efl her Mg' brown
oboed for n Liu io conn-act gray., wita towoi lik.
concentrated energy. Tins is a leapm and audax
his fair mistress ho makes thc round of th* ring
In ii scries ol high bounds, pretty enough to look
at, but such as would send any ordinary r.der
flyinj. from his saddle. Next five or six I.ng
narrow gat<*s are brought in anel the ends n-stvd
on the ring-wall, thus giving a height tliat wouVl
constitute a rc-spectable leap iu a 'cros_-coiiriii*j
run. Thant gatts are all taken and cleared tntoa
or oftener, and so the net is brought to au exciting"
aiial dashing conclusion. .
rrtACiisisc K")t Kiga oh tkn ROOM a Da.?. [,
** Yes,'' said Miss l)e*_.cori to a Taigum ra- '
porter a few nights ago, while wait in;* her turn,
" I suppose I may consider 1 nyse, if a ''iiuluate ol'
riding, seeing that alter I knew iairly how to
sit 011 a hOMO, 1 gpent two years and a half In .
perfecting my ceiuestriuu ediicaiicj-i. I studied at 1
Berlin, uudei Solnmoiiski, a celebrated instruc;U)t*.
Ile used to have a cn as, and is in Baaiia uow 1
believe. All tho preoenl generation of my family
ii i" iii the busii.cs- iin.i. L am proud to say, aro ail
clever, too.
" I'rai'i.ese? lYi-iL I si"jultl lay I did. I have '
oft' i. been in the sad ii,- i.r gino or ten houn .it
a niue. Naturally, Un tim part, and one ot the
greatest efforts or tn-iiiin,, i> to havo tic rough
russ rubbed off, that is to ham to bc natural?to
lu* at your ease, and to have style in ."our riding.
Some peuplt iicvr will ii.;:!.-'' iii.'i'.'iiiplished rid.u.a.
They may practise all tle-ir !ivs anti they wott't.
Uo'kI horsemen and good horsewnmon are like
ivoe.te, liorn nob made. Then, li aides act[uiring
ibis ea-te in thc saddle, you must become ac
t-omeil to all sorts of boree*. In ray dalt, pni tice,
I us.rl i? chan,:' my horses quite frequently.
".'nd that, brings ru,* to talk ainjut the hone
and his relation to the __oj_egg riti'-r. You mus!.
havo the ino.-.L ptil"c..'t. tlie l.inst alis "Inti- Piavcrv
over your mount, and yon must, let hld know it.
It won't du to stand any nonsense, AjicI here lo
where self :j-,ksi!s4i (,ti comes in: because ono needs
to be cool and OoUoCtod ahuve ail thlafO. You
have to learn ho he portent ly independent of tho 1
stirrup while in the ring. And you scarcely notice
my touch on thc bridle, or don**, notice it at ali:
I thought not.
DtuiaUvo k enters hor?f,
" It takes a whole year ItlOTOUghlf to teach ri |
manege horse. In his paggaglag and mtiv li?
ing, na the principal al the meni?
nie nts nr- called, and in ever.vtlrn r
els?, he has to Jv (__*cf{ta_}y l-'iln'!. Tho ituU'og
doe* not, flgarr mo auich cm nirous progranian h m
as it does in 1 (rope. Here thc ei|n__t**fein pr"
liri) ni mu ci- ii--. mo.''y ol ItghMtciug
r.i'ts on I oi-s.liii-k. i-nd lumping lhroue;lt
hoops, and si on. In lu- !:??- I aol .-ls
where in Ftirorie. ;t 1. all tl , other v.nv. f.T un I!
attention is given to Ualnod hocgei and high-c-usa
:.- r*. -iankhip.
" Here people ticui't se*) :n tn ean- so inueh for
'lint. [ MVl se *u li y r ti" ireio'l |;k!' nibl?
in ..nvric'H. CJirS hare do ti"t go in for bene*
r*Ming as the En*'f sh trirls de** Well thr~ haren't,
t'1 -.a. etM ?.,;,... t*'t's true; hut f' Suspect
thy h ivn't the t,anie Inellnalion Rut it is my
tum, i.tii 1 uiusi go us I don't like to lavp the*.
rin_ waiting,'' _
?__. ?? ?
Font Pt ey 71 n\s'.
from The Ciiteimiotl Fnnutrrr.
Oil T\aat*insi,ii lt t?e lialil.las: nun In lain. Tils fa?
well", liuriess. N>li|e. sun 1 ny narniai' (| i'. -u fui
-hi'lna, alii tiie, iit-ii |ttui !*? "f tho lauiJiiSaia
?Vl-llnUI. :. il! 1 t? i ? -'. Iii] Iii li., Iul.li.-j. t I, |l
?Inlill. v.ajv, |R i;,,?.'l|i* ti lu 111. il', nu le, lilac**. I'la- nil
OeaUemaa tvjt*i _*u_|*ti 1, ta. Marled "fi with 1 *a_mlnl?
' ina 'M.r.iixe with s'i ni '?*. Th* birth uf tho
lltrle lian* nan .111 e*aS"iir |_ ul,.*,,., .,,, ?? , ,, J, ,, ,., (
Uara, t;ut sui-h *u afftttr hus -*pn_n*sj ttater i*. ri.r.* n.
Nelli*. ci- tis.- L.t. pnvfc-UI ".-, i-i ,,s she b-d -Olf
lluee 1 ables, ind IglS la 'he fa ..;, .. ,,rj In
Ai'?ri'.t "f fi.*-- whslpo nt 1 a.- tanii. Tn.* _e.p? al tbe
aiilnwis says thal th* | la 1 uIk.ui 1 o'clock
bu 1 day ni'.rnlt U - Web. Uj lana-- ls lov
td wi |lof_M np t, - -1 ? ?: > md no mi* I ?
approach. go kv i , men sc - ti te His um ...t!?-rl a h*bl| nt
'?U-'tl- tl t all] :t Mis Oin ."I Neilin ;,,1-1,, ,1,. s.
la*' t Jilly f Ililli Hie *tiela- nus el, '.lu !? . .? f_ (
a l.'t.-i af Him ? . si,, ,.j. i|. 11,, ;,-,i ,i,,i ,,,:.' 1. indues
leitril lier nlTsi rlri(*s i? -u,!i ,,r, extra! Dill
twa, ila; s If Veiile tl' O' e\|,u *d til tl*.'- tl
sn -ami ufa 1 1:1, amii o| liar whelp* -li- VI .
ile iu ur .illus 'J sn iii I
Um :.'? af .1 eat, tmX Ugo tho tallai 1 ...
rt e. Iutlit he niue, flays.
'i In- utliei is a N'lii'l lian UOflflBflj -a i". 11 yi-iir* nlil. 1
Si - is 1 lui . g ,,ii ' i-. * . 11. .,; 1 ,
rt* I ibe un tour reara sip by 1 onJttln. ? r v. -,., u
Pat" Qoi " b*i Waa Yer.. 1.
tot ? l.-i0 1 ...
rOOM I ? 1 1 . 1 ? ? .1111: Han. ,, UM -Ire .,r '
Ihe **_*)!_, Which I la..,.
a. 'i a ilualile. I _t -.,f Ihsiu \. ,:[ _? t>i.nY v> I u . I
Mir..- ir. a . ? ul 1. fnl kl.OOO 'ie-ie :,., ,
miiny lion 1 *.rn .1-. nptlrlty, and stu,ta nan -|t*Tlft*j :
tin ti. \..iiiiii." orin* '?" sonni al mn ,. ,
kink -b? ii. ? ani '. rn *i i ? I., 'lunn-, h.ne 1 1 ** ? 1,,,,
ljuil* villi*.' they itrr ,): elle lad oli-Vliriit lin. a- i|m-v in.
Bl?09 it."irll a Hull uni I. i \ tamil, \
sui ll ll a. rt 'I.i." iu* ls i.rfinli Haili. I* .un *
l.luil 1.ra' i> 'I'-ilsn- i(_at .. , , 1..11* ale mu. I, u? ,?
el-Hi..ns thoa ru sf 1.,ru in iii-ir noun tongi* 'i
I.Uer tan * tear nf tiii.ii wM!,. tho former haw i,.,'. (,l|
Bahlaaan stu tan.. _*,<,ii e.rr af his soto ead lotndta t*i
uk? tbem n. a farix. uuui Uiey get to b* tao oi three
?a-gU-a ola.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
some t?i:i"eu restaurants-judge-*.' BAL?
AMI >*.
Doctor .laneway, th* wei. known specialist In
-He**?* ot H.j stomach, was c-vining down In an ela*
voled train, a few day* apo witt, a friend. They ~on
evidently coavettlOg about sm tm extraordinary cul
Whieh hod come .miler Ihe doctor'* attention.
"You ,_,,,'*. tell mo I" MM hi-, friend. " Dreadftil,
isn't lt? DreacUiil and WOWtorf*- ta well. I'm -lad:
I'm not a physlolan. Ne.w If I k-irw Hint I wai* such
a miserable creature ns you baow yoi are, lt would
bother mo terribly. Th" Ilea H.at my very life de?
pend* on th. accurate operatlun of a btunlred and ona
wretched little cords, muscles and organs ls exceed*
Ingly Utseciiicertirig, and lt I knew all ahoul them I
shouldn't bo atilt* to oat or sleep. U'hon I sat dowa
at dinner I should bo eternally thinking ' N?w what
affect will I hi* mock turtle soup have on my peri?
toneum; how will thia pate de fol? gras suit Hie sen?
sitive tastos of my pane re a* ; ls there enou.h pepita
in my system to get away with thi* devilled crab I'
And at night when I wont to bed I shcailel worrv about
the entire family. My boy. Jade, fm- Insranee, ka* a
trick of .looping on hi* stomach. What If bc ills
located his spleen or snapped m.- bopatio artery 1 Th*
baby, do what wc will. Insists ni sleeping with IU
entire fist In it* mouth. Suppnse something roi
Into Its nasal cavities?what then I Those aro drearl
ful possibilities, and If I really knew how likely they
all were to happen 1 should bc* In eternal misery.*
Tho doctor's answer was Inf??ml**rt to lie consoling,
0MJUfh ho Insisted that il pee ,-1 - :,-new mote about
HVIr construction, old ago woulet not be so rare. A
little later when I went (ninth? Astor House I ti, ought
ol tVI* conversation. Thers stood am! ^>it ;. hundred
men bolting, shoving and shovelling -heir food Into
them with utter disregard ot their intorlur arrange?
ment*. ii.iie-!i a* If the ilcsilny of an empire depended
no their getting down their sandwich?* whole. Il
ls safe to assert that the Arueriran lunch counter
system ls responslhle for more deranged livers aml
broken-down spleens than any other abomination.
Down In the dry goods district li an F.nt*ll_h ehop
honso In a little Two stnrleel, dull-looking buddina
hat ntlilit. be devoted to almost any purpose lust a*
nell as in Hie purposes of a ros tn urn nt. An ancient.
,14 71 board from whieh the letters have fueled at one.
Uni** conveyed to thfl public th') natue ol the proprlo
loi- *vod the character of his buglaon. Ile ls an
I.ngl: Vluuau and he halo* pastry and _fl?Mltl of all
kinds. He lal.e\ es in roam beef ani ioi t wine. He
ni.,;, | V iisiiirii-rs with a rod of Iron. He '.ernilt
none ol iheiu lo bo in a hurry. There ls no variation
in Hi* b Ul of fare. Every day, sui'iincr and winter,
a huge Jc tnt of bool ls roasted _u * |**_| 1 ??:,,,? a ijrat
fire. He wants no customer who will not drink a
bottle of I ghi wine with lils roast beef. ruler thee
severn rule of this autocrat, mae Ol the !? st known
merchant/* of tho dry goods dist;.*" Iago th" ii* Mon
riay luncheon regularly, ll. S. Ja:"iay solden fall.
io lill his aec-SUirrieil ehalr, J. A. l'tant. He* proprie?
tor of tho Ilolill Vendome ond of Hid MflSOaattlO Clool
(.'ompany. consur.es lils beef dally. .loliii Me Art hut',
of Hi? I'lafliti t-jnt: Alvah Roll, Moyn Joaoaoo?t .1.
Henry gothaehlM. Judga Clldenleeve, PoUoo -FnfljMeei
Solon li. stnlin a. ul Woniora -I Plum, william 1'.
Howe ami A. H. Hummel are alva;,-, to bo to md here
sumo tline between 12 and _. lr Is a rmi.ms place
in all inpOCllO Art Voa OOgOt IhO 'lour you see* a
large oil painting ol i apt tin llaleio'.v. the master ol
Hi" Ill-fated city ol inion, ??? rhleh tefl goa York obout
ii dozen yOO|Q ago and ha- nev er been heard of since.
Bock of the lestaiuaiif propor there ls a llttlo room
which scorns to havo been tai lied on to Ito rest of
tho bi_l!dliii,', as all of Irs -ides on cn _| doun, Tho
entire wall of one sid.* of this mom ls Covered with an
astoms-JiiK swiss lal.* scene, painted i.y oas of the
waltors, in which eagles, steamboats and villa-:, all ot
itu' tito, aro drawn ainid an mooing lambie of moiiu
t?'rw and vvvnr. On tlio roar end ol tho fence thal
[int loses tho little yard ls another WOTS! of art from
Hi'* satin* talented brush. As a witty ll'-rn rv man
ronurked. ".VII that I* needed h-io tn make this tho
ideal restaurant ls a perfoinln-* bear.'1
Thplt are lota of ghan quiet, small, high class res?
taurants scattoreO about lu the roost antikoiy places
throughout the cty, drawing their patroaage from
the la-acts and pr! oi I pal c lei Ls of latTe business houses
In Hie neiKlibnrlcul. I h_^pon*ed to bo walking
along Aver, jo i) a f<*w yean SgO on a ???mimer day.
I waa very hungry, but could s,*e u,, |<j_g of a docent
restaurant anywhere. At last 1 Stopped Into a saloon
and asked the proprietor If he couldn't give mo some
crackers and chees?. "There's a very fair restau?
rant across- the street," ho said. I looked over al a
shanty apparently tn t.'ie last stage* of decay. Ho
said the entrauce was at a side door and the " eatlu'
roon)"' up-st-iii. Thero were elghi ttildes in the room
covered with heavy whlie damask cloths. About
them were largo mahogany arm chairs. OOOtgB WI
Qulntard, In hil shirt -leevo*.. sar at one table, John
llo.'ic h at alioth"*.. Tho prli'C of it boef.ieak was fl.
_lio COAOS was served iii old eha'tia galt*. Ba which the
na* bi'ought ao was ol th? bann Willow pattern
tba,' relic hunters go wild about, and tho table ware
thiiia'.shout was ChotOgr thoa ? found even In Del
mon.-o's. _
If t'a'i-rees refuses to pass the bill Increasing tho
saiar.es of the Federal .inlj^xs In this Slate lt would
not bc rein.arkal.Ie were a vacancy soon to orcjr on
tin* l-'i ileral bench, lt ls Hues that Judge I.acombo,
to whom I partie'jjurly refer, has never taken a com
rieiilal ttOV of tis piofesslonv He left the oft-ee
of ' anani to tho Corporal! in. where he received
??sl-.i-OO. to taktt a lutllclal odtoo at last half that sal?
ary. At that Hmo he saw lils p OdOOOOOOr, Andrews,
sit ti it _ tn the Supreme c unit ai .-17..".' IO, and to-day
be .soe. lils su.ires.or, O'Btten, a a ember of tliat court
also. It ls sajd that a well kno.n firm ot lawyen
ls endeavoring to induce Jud;;* .'.-combe to retire
and become Its leading ll_hf. lu whle.h ease his busine*.
would easily not him several tlmeii 1.1s preiont In?
ferior salary. There ls trouble In W-shinj-fon wira
rhe blt. It still remains In the ooatotJP of the House
t nnnu.ttce, where lt has several oopoteurs. One ot
f lieut ls a mao who served aa a county _ud_e In ohio
for over a dozen years at a salary of BtAOO, and ho
ca_i't be persuades, thar fd.000 ls not a great deal
of >noney. The committee is nosily composed ot
?foulhern and Wesrern men who havo no gBOfl_ anxiety
tu i-vommodat-* New-York, arid tt bo fair ro appreciare
Hi? .Ifferenc? In the cost of II vi riv; here from (he cost
In th!* towns they know about, lr will be unfortu?
nate mi'iuld the defeat or failure of Hi** pm have The,
result of taking Judge Laci.-ube from Hie Bench,
whore lao ls making a thUtlugflllhld neon*.
Tn a i ccent case Lawyer ff, W. Macfarlane! wa? en
f'.eavcji nt '', se, ia- dmogn tor 0 Ololntlf a_atnst
* ct*rt .in great r_rpot-*_foB_ FI* tims ai-hooifld tho
?',,ll*: "It has he ti said -'?-. IhOl * BOIpwaHfll have
?h. s,,,,!.- Mv client keri th" sit'intim, to ho even
WOT**) Hi-i.n Hitit. His ngnt fia' they havo no soul
le mlli_at;d ll ili-y o.,ly had a person to be
... :.- :.*
Tl,-* d..uglify Colonel l'< Hows is hammering away
- ,... ,, '?-.;,tjmn ai?rain. Ho thiaki they msMmk
gp a sa' 1, tact Inn ti lad men Iv OttOTOtflg him. Ht
ls in ci r rr- lt ta n Mon they afford, lt muy
im oguiooanag, hal ii ki . otlon. He thinks
they al<! crlmln-'.s to BOOOgo Justi, -. u.* errs flgala.
a'rlrntnals are doing rory Heit wai out th ir *-lV*HK
t:*.t is. lort gk! classes ,,f crllniliala. The pOOtj.
criminal )uust axpooi his gan rta Bo ha_ no righi
to hg wicked a*d pMg at thi -une tune. I 0
WU 0 poor cjlninaj. ti,,, paltry (_0 Whieh vas ail
hi. l..v.\or rcM-o-d |0f torte .t.-el.a ,,*, OOBStaal labor
wi'.a coaiilbuteU Uuoagh tho pei) i -itv ot
e*.-.riid'..a ii,,ra.,> Russell. Vow, ii Lengohordi had
h. he nigh) i.av" huged to I iva tho Unod
jury dtooavn lhal tba otatato t,t UmltottotM n I
f -. The story of ju i - bau l's hindi
li.ajt ts Inieresiln,; froiu several i> tuts. ,,? vtoW. He
hngfaaad to bo ol tho Tomi-, wi.cu Loogohaodi w_?
brou-ht lu Just after tn,* ihOOtlng. Ile OboOWOd that
ihe prt.sai.i'f vt :s no tgNhthod lidonnat. but a (.onil
looltlnj:, M-tuln.ly rt*sp**trtaglo fellovt and hi* **,,,,.
pathlos were (ouched. Discovering tliat Longobaidl
was without a dollar or a filimL I- went to ox
! - -trint District Atti,rm?*. I'a, iv u:. I ni l! him to
m.-ti rial.'* '.:l- il-f "iii"i>. I'uiila i.-,-,* d
lu ..ir ;,*r-.i t,i.-'. ..?:;, e ii- | i ino a y , ?- nut
*f *i\ capitol oona he trtod roori oad vi un than -*'?
POltuWS, a-a !:. Orel] 1.1."Wi., lias ItCOdllJ lot mon
I OM ii" mis wini. ll' uni ? ? wl.tim
ihe son wai ppodtogi c-caootod io astigo Mr. Purdgi
sm* ii.ui praosnollp dons n . ivilow*
? lepp'il in .vllh a ts-iia! ita' i-. i. . \ upm
and ggagl d tn l!'* 't'1 "os. .i |
lae.uii.r I.ir uiij cu" ttlu, lu., wood la tho l.lsirtet
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*_i_' tait la lill di-iei.ta- BgOU Ha nul. Puggg waa
V.Udiy lnitlj,natit.
? What:" h- tried. "Would vou har me out on
tt.* in a cl.aiiiv c'c-v* Ar* >.,i s,, gnih afraid ot
'li*!.' D') you mean t.,-, \,,;,'il liulitt mo
II 1 .nj,--i'd for Hits :*? ul 'ii", ll . ?
- li r.iljlit bti nu gat . I,. .1 , a,,,, | , ,, ,, | ..dona*
l'oll(.'..s.
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Weil, l'.iidy (.'ol out. and e\ Jisdgo i i.ni . waa drawn
In- Ami, afit-i' all, Culoui*. t*hHowg ouiy got * mititK
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