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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
THE ELECTIONS.

The tremendous rains which fell last week
have interfered with our means of commune
cation north of the Potomac, and we are with
out exact information of the results of the
electibhs ii Pennsylvania, Iudiana and Ohio
Sufficient returns, however, have reached us
to warrant us in saying that the radicals have
carried the day in all three States, but by gen.
orally reduced majorities. There is nothing
in all this, however, to make us more gloomy
than before the election. We did not expect
to carry either Pennsylvania or Ohio, altkough
we had some slight hopes of Indiana. The
great battle for the success of conservatism is
to be fought in November, and chiefly in
New York State. If this latter State should
show strong conservative hand, both for
Governor and members of Congress, we be-
lieve the radicals will virtually throw up the
game; and those who are knowing in party
signs seem perfectly confident that the con-
sentative majority will be large and decis-
i've
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
FRUITS, NUTS, CDNFECFIONARY &C.

'TNHE undersigned will receive during the present
L week :, one oil the most choi eard Varied assert
Nuts OF every kind aud variety that has ever been
heretofore offered TO the citizens of our town and
nclghborhCod The supply on hand will be CON
slant aud Mt alltncs adequate to the general want
Oct. 10. G.. BROWN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
IMPORTANT 10 BUILDERS PRgP
TY HOLDERS AND OTHERS.

HAVING every facility pertaining to nv busi-
- hess and In my line, and having completed the
ecute with ncatnees, durability and dispatch. ali
kinds OF Building and Job Work. al the foiIovriT-
Tin Roofing an m .o,,..
r Spout y II cents per foot.
Gall or address at the CharIeatOrf Stove Ho,,sc
and Iiniand Sbcst Iron Ware Emnori,rIn : t-oAss
October 9. 1865 JH YESTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

BB~ The next No. closes, the 9th volume
of the Rockingham Register, aud we should
judge from appearances its patronage was
never more liberal. Messrs. Wartman &
Yost, its editors and proprietors, seem deter
mined to make 1t the first paper in the VAL
ley. If energy, enterprise. and editorial tact
eepted, and we wish them all s,lceess.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
FRESH OYSTERS.

I AM now receiving, daily, at my Restaurant.
u Fresh Oysters. and furnish TO nv customer by
the plate In any tried, stewed, boiled or raw,
at liberal prices Families will be supplied bv th
gallon, unon short notice. A call ia solicited.
]. S. EAS EERDAY,
Oct. 10. Basement of Post Office,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
ESTRAY CALVES.

CAME to the SUBSCRIBERS premises on or about
- the LIST OF September, two yearling calves. one
req steer, and the other roam heller The owner
OF said calves is requested to come forward. nroye
: Oct s. 1ss St 'e'''''e 'is GEO. LINDSEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
New Concern.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY,

THE undersigned having purchased the old and
L established house, good will and fixtures Of the
:BEESSiNG' Bakery and CUnle:tiunary estab-
lshme"t in Cha-lestown, respectfully Informs its
citizensand the people of the county generally tia
It's whole Interior is now undergoing thorough rem
ally Hs has had long experience in his business,
with ample facilities for ali orders desired at his
command, aud he feels no hcsituncy il assuring
satisfaction to those who may give him call rhe
patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited
Charlcstowu, Oct Is, 1866. = ''" " Az
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- so 90
WORTH OF
Pc RS0N PROPERTY
At PUBLIC SALE


W Jordan's Springs, will sell, at Public Sale,
on Tuesday the l6th day Of October, 1866,
at JOriens White Sulphur SPRING., i've miles north
cast OF Winchester the following named
90 erSv
z Carriages, Bag2ns, sererdt fine Aigch
COcs, Young C'rtile, Horses,
a fine .Scacins .Kdchiae, nearly aesv,
Neg Beds, Mattresses, Bee4steasls,
Bel Clothing Of att KINDS, 9otsels, Tables,
Hdshsta"ds, Lounges, .Settees, Chars,
LLooking Glasses, Hash Bo,7Ls,
Pitchers, Glasses, Goblcts, Stores.
COOKING UTENsILS,
An7 other articles of Furniture.
Table Ware of all 1fads, nearly all of ,rAiich
isne'0 u urge lot Of Leather;
a t9t 81 goOd Bacon; also, a Iotcf GraJted
APpLe Trees.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $l0and under. CASH; over $40 ON
credit OF six months with interest from the date
the purchasers TO give notes with good security
Inc. Inc purchasers may pay all thS money down il
G3- Sale to commence at O'Clock. A. NJ on the
day above named, if lair, If not. the next fair %sl
and to continue from day day until Ill shall Sc
sOd. = G. JORDSN "
OChOOcT >, 1000. JOrdau's Springs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
Died.

On Wednesday last in this place, DAVID LEE.
lniaht son OF David and Martha E Heck, aged 4
months aud days.
On Sunday night last, in this town, EvELINA,
daughter OF Jonathan and Mary A Haines, aged
3 years aud Il days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

EDO you Ike novels2Y asked Miss Fitz-
gerald of her backwoods loyer2 / "can't
say" he replied, 81 never ate any; but I'm
death on possum.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
BAL0rMoRB EIFcrTou

The election came off in this city OH
Wednesday last for Mayor and CounciImen,
preceded by much of excitement and bad
feeling, with many overt acts of lawlessness.
The radicals being in authority, discarded the
recent Registration. made by the APP
pointecs of Gov. Swami, and only permitted
those to vote who had been registered the
year preceding. The result; of course, was
the election as Mayor-of the present iheum-
bent, Chapman, by majority of over 1000.
The councilmen are of the same stripe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
THE "INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT =
TO BE RE-ESTABLISHED
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
SUBSCRIBEI

A VALUABLE PRIV ATE RESIDENCE,
continuing nine cell finished rooms. ,ritk
Kitchen and all other accessory Out-
buildings attached, together Nth a Lance
and Prodactire Garden. sciU be 1iven as
a bonus to Subscribers!
THE MATERIAL, PRESS AND FIXTURES Of
4 the "iSDEPENDENT DESocRAT,'' haSifiiy Secn
destroyed during the war, have not been able
since 20 re estaSsh It DESTROYS however Of doing
so, and believing the time has come whoa il cad
once more strike trenchant blOws of yore In de-
fence Of Constitutional liberty and in Tceistance "a
Chet fell spirit q puTiansm which SseES 10 iaetcn
ON our body polite the upas of il fdclisln and sA
clastlc "a quality and believing that stirring tim,
are before US, in which the EIahilty OF republican
government will be tested, Rm anxious 10 launch
the '' Democrat" more ia defence of Ihe
Upion and Tie Constitution.
shall make as Oue OF the spccialties of the DTmO-
eTGt the publication In succtssive nulnbtrs Of the
rOlIs OF all tho military organizations which werc
Iaised In tho valley during the late gigantic con.
test thus prese'S ing in durable form tile names OF
Al those whose heroic but fuitless exploits will
live to the end Of time.
In order to obtain tho means TO re-isznc tho
DEAocRATs propose to issue 500 certificates of
subscription at So q CHI, the holdeTa of tEcsr Ger.
thcates to be entitled to years. subscription 20
the paper and chance to secuFc a FREQ gift tho
above named valuable property. The award Of
ownership OF the property viii be perfectly Impair
tlai, and will be conducted by three
gentlemen selccted by the subscribers present
The decision TO be made the premises on tho lst
DAY OF January, lS6l-nt which time a deed in "a.
simple for the ppupetty will hC made to the subsf-
Der adudged eptitlcd 10 IL by the committee and
inH posses sion given the ls, OF April, 1901.
October .. 1866 - t4'~ 'A'sO Elk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

NEW ADVE RTIsEM s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

GENEnAI GRANTS pay is SIS, 67S per year,
and Lieutenant General Shertnan's 1882
Each is allowed so horses A major general
gets $500 per year, and is allowed Eve
horses. The pay ofa brigadier is So, $40 80.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
TAX NOTICE.

'HB Books ofthe assessor have been Ansag ont
i and are now in tie hands of the Shyria for
collection Prompt payment Of the Taxes due
WI oe required WA FUSH, Sheriff
VIII 70, 4e IN kABLETowS on Wednesday. a. RtP-
PoN on 1huEsdGy, and at CHARLEsToyyr on Fr,dJ,,
Of each week, Tor the collection Of The atoy.
T. W. PoTTERFIELD.
oet-9, lsee-5t-=E P. Deputy Sheriff.
FIIHEE Directors oflbe smitb6elJ, charlestoun and
HarPers-Ferry Turnpike ComraSv ne Teoseat.
10 TO meet IN CharIestown on MONDAY. tbe I5,b
Instant, AZ O'Clock, p. D.
FRANCIS YATES,
Os'- oIs' Ase9-E. P President
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16
DR. ]. Y. SIMMeNS.
9s1FIaU

HAVING permanently locate here, tenders bis
II PRoFESSIoNALSERV to the citizens of
Jefferson and adjoining counties IN all opera
pertaining to DENTAL SURG cry After an ex-
Percnee OF nearly ten years he ct l. confident that
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, mounted upon English aud
american Rubber. in the very best manner and
guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
My TERMS SHALL BE MODERATE, aud
made known previous to operating il desired. lie
can be fond. at all times durin the day at LSk
Office in the CARTER HOUSE, Cliatlcstown, Va.
.Unexcept references given vs.rn Cles
sired. Tyuly ~, IS66-iE1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-16

Gen. Ed. McCook, United States Minister
to the Sandwich Islands, has arrived at Hon
ofulu, and has been received with marked ats
tention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
Mmasr 4 sAaaase--A DISAPPOINTED saulcauom.

from the New Lisbon (O.l Patriotl
Tho "many . slip itwixt the cup and the lip was
amusingly llinsiraed In our community last Tuesday
An old gentleman, who lives over the steubcnvie hill
little distance, having lost his wife soma time ago. took
il into his head 20 marry again He talked the matter
with hs friends In town consderably and out Of the
lessons In counting which were volunteered he used
at several widows Of the neighborhood but seemed
10 take his shine On Monday Of last week he went 10
see widow about twelve miles from town. oa the line
known his GRAND In business-iike way she accepted
his proposal and the agreement concerning tho property
was reduced 10 writing His real estate was 70 DO a.
vested OF the which marriage would give her
his chatlel property 10 be Joint stock her
money sne - :. -, ,b., ,a",n. bsnsa, TIE
prelimnaries settled tho next question was % 10 the
time which tho contract should be consummaied The
lady wanted month, the gentleman the next day On
Tuedsay out her house brought her 10 town,
procured the license invited two preachers and drove 70
and cheerful, the guests we're pleased tho marrying
couple all smes The old gentleman talked and laughed
little louder than ever. The marriage ceremony vas 70
take place Immediately preceding dinner 20 they were
waiting only the turkey. was done and bad been
removed from tho The parties were preparing 10
take position the floor The preacher was rnuiering
ps Old Warner about 10 leap from his chair 20 the
floor with the springs Of sixteen summer 30. bark
and beholds the solitary horseman. He is
moments and the suspense inside she returns
Into the house 'Nr -, have been thinking over
unless you give me half the land why, what does this
meant sad the groom % sixty somewhat staggered At
the unexpected turn 10 the wheel VIVA. does this
msans Didn't We make . bargsinf Wasn't honest
with your No; In do what we agreed 70 and MOI an.
other Bit Why, was In debt when msrrsed my nrst
SAID veil get married anyhow; and We did, and lived
we'll and happy" WELL answered the widow, "Ii not
marry you today And would IKE 70 have month 70
consider mot day--not an hour You'ii marry me
now or never A old General stark said about taking
FORT whom they 1tsd him % desst IN take !. today,
today or tonight III b wilder" She was decided
marrying and had concluded 70 20 home with he's
con n.lsv forthwith But old gentleman persuaded
her remain Tor dinner and then be would bring her "a
town himself Asd here tho thing stands and the story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
aEcDrAlSs


TO rBs EDITOR o. rrfy HyKktO
WILL ysr alv~ 70 thaaa the sithoros ths article
tho ool,on OF tbs Anersan msrnantiis msnss. ans
To hopo that his suggestions viii be followed up by
action tho past OF ths gosernmcns for ths sformatIoa
OF tho pvvcn. state Of thing that brssch OF tins
national sssv,oce Tho fact L. hs article aiirded 70
States tho cara1scs asd abilities Of Amercsn captains
aud under scsrs Of the merchant service have sadly
dctororAied wsn tho past twciy yos~s ane tho osiy
~ bringing them up AGAIN the ancient standard
~ superiority hrough the orsanixsstoa of naiiooL
board Of ox,ninaon which shal suhsct all 70 strce
test Of their DUAL AcAtons bsors they allowed 70
take commGSa Of ship To ~ nsssical mon u u
evident enough thss only BY svch nai0osi institution
this tho Chfsactsr Of Amsfsan pos9ntoss b
stored and maintained the hold foemss
times. VIII ~. nasscai OF New verk wis have
tho reputation OF tss msraDse - hcss taks
the matter In handtn good earnest, push up Con.
grcss tho povfDctica Of system wtch wsi answer alb
ths ends requ nsfS NAVIGATOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1906.
The great event Of the day has been the opening Of
che ars, Louisiana state fair At the fair grounds four
miles from this city Over thirty thousand people
present Mosars Twelfth Mass performed by
over any artists and grand orchestra and pon,acal
Odin begining at noon. The regular opening ceremo.
MES began with prayer by the Right Rev Bishop Of
Ioui.,,na Dr. j. p b Wilmer assisted by the Episcopal
clergy Addresses then made by Isaac NJ Marks
Fsa President Of the Association; by Judge W. Bus
we'll Ia English, ami Judge Victor Burthe IN French, the
orators or the day Immense quantities OF machinery
ana implements are the grounds and more arriving
also horses horned CATTLE and other improved stock
promises 70 be the starting point o. new era OF unsx
smpied prosperity 70 the southwest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
THE GREAT OCEAN YACHT RACE.


In common with many OF my mercantile friends have
been surprised 10 nud that practical action has been
taken upon the very excellent suggestion thrown out by
OF your correspondents time ago. that the mer
chants Of New York should make up subscription OF
one hundred thousand dollars 100 o0o add to the
sum already wagercd upon the yacht in De
csmber
Although you argued strongly against the project in
your paper, I was decidedly In favor OF raising thai
amount OF money for tho Seventh regiment send
the Paris Exposition, and am equally In favor OF
subscribing race and ready my check
for a part OF tho I think that q New
York merchant car make better investment than
20 assist in undertakings like these which give Europe
some idea the rea greatness Of this country and tend
promote better feeling closer relations and wider
commercial ADVANTAGES between and foreign nations.
n the money be raised ! beg TO suggest that u DO
divided into prizes for the FIRST second and third yachts
Under the present the FIRST yacht takes all
the money saked and the other boats have TO pay all
their own expenses, amounting as ] am informed TO
nearly 900 each The owner OF the winning boat II,
OF course entitled 10 the purse but he Will prize that
loss than the honor OF having gained the rs American
the Atlantic II occurs 20 me, then, that ~
abe is In fact national afar and as We are all
quite much, " not Interested In u M the yacht
owners the other tso yachts ought 10 be rewarded for
their enterprise
Hoping that these views will concur with your own,
and enclosing my name a Q guarantee Of my oner, ]
am sr. respectfully. SOUTH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
4 pss1ssxr sssixn,s MIN sm u.msxs ASSASSIN


from the Louisville Journal, Nov 4
Another dark or,ms mus be added 20 the long Gaia
losue which our state Is 80 rayldy nlIng up On lass
Tuesday morning Or. John III bsker . wei known and
much esfeemsd citizen. formerly o. .hs. bat mae
murdered as outside his yard gate by assAssn COG
oealed 10 the underbrish naAr his reAdence. ON We'd
ncaday evening hts romans reached Munforiylc on
the their place OF nlcrmsnt. Knors csesk
church, IN Hart County our correspondent learns from
INC doetora son Captain II d Baker, tho following
particulars or this tralio=ll affair
On the morning Of hts death the Doctor IN company
Win a~ two soas, H. u and J. = Baker and sov1M
other gentlemen stepped oisd- yard gate 10 look
az sotn- oxen which the doctor endesvorng % cot
70 ono q the company While thus engaged chscrfully
.AIhs o. "a" basne,s mentioned and suspectins no
asnseI msh, suddenly tho report OF gun Was hoard
Ibs doctor reetd and fell pierced by the fatal bullet.
ana, without uterlng word expired IN iess than fosr
minets me bal entered just above the right nipple,
ranging downward passing entirely through the body,
struck plank iencs bss oni. partially buried iissf and
Al nrss II thoagh that tho Doctor vas aecldsn.
tally shot by some OF th~ party stanifag by bot
the party Afssr the nrs dreadful shork further on.
animation made and tbs bals va. found and from
ia range u known hsa ihs murderer vas above
valim ~ the Doctors hoo.s IA AZ tho Zoo. Of
sdssabe hill On repairing 10 the top Of ,hs tns patch
sas Of tho bali W. found me position Of thu murderer
tssck vss found. ana the manner IN which ,hs frli
dad was accomplished Was sAAily understood trom
tho nature d the ground and sm'd th. great src,emeas
consequent upon 10 sudden ara terrible uassdy the
v,a1n easily snected his oscsps Certain parties
suspected and psrhsps sonss arrests have bncn mAdsl
but the names q parttos snsfeoi1 sho NO srounn
suspinon wisshsiA for the psss"ni from acses Of
prudence
This horrible desd has cast dsep gloom Over orr
vhol community The doctor Vas bong ana we'll known
among kind s0s.abls gentle nan, a0d his genial
faoc welcome N our midst krous hts hAbtA
ana disposition csnd believe that no would b
tho victim Of daslsrdy assa.sin IN leaves deep'y
distrcasod family and large circle VI fsnds 10 moara
his untinnsay fate we trust that tho su1ian may h.
speedily brousht 10 Justior.
when arr suoh cf mes 10 ocase in Ksntuchys wan
tho bloody sarniva W ond 10 thorn No
To stay tLo fatal ballet and the murd,rons knifsf ~
are W. ~ a Psops. sinking into sarbarisA axsisf
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wunm run owa AND KILLED or A RAILROAD ENGINE

From tho Chicago Tribune, Nov. 10
very sins ular cass Of suicide occurred Tuesday
Quincy Railroad. An unknown woman, concerning
whose name history no information can DO cleaned,
shout O'Clock 10 the evening. pros ling about
the illinois Central round house Ia manner which
returned svasive every question addressed 70
her and she seemed reluctant 10 leave tho vicinity
Of the track An hour later, While passenger train
coming the city, the mysterious lady posted herself
dress ard tbs engineer 10 passing pot his hand 70
her bead and pushed her away. stili she refused
depart There appeared 10 be fascinston for her 10 the
passng trsins, and one % the employed In that
vicinity hasarded the remark that abe acted like NO.
man who desired 70 destroy herself A. another tine
the game evening shs kneeiing In the very
cente OF the track night shers the train vooh rass
proceeding which argued stho~ insanity, drunk sune--
or hred determination 10 b run over rho was noe
drurk however and her replies 70 the work indi-
Gated no unsoundnsss OF m md
title AFTER ten O'Clock she succeeded In earyns coz
her strange resolve wsn o. pszssnssr and freight
road Company len the CsstrA DEPOT Al eve mnstss 70
Ten and reached narrow alley between Michigan and
WABASH avenue, near Sixteenth street, about Zen
minsies after tsn o'clock yoss a. The train TUNED
woman Who started sutdsniy from The fsnos and planted
hsnslf In the path Of The engine He nmsdialssy re-
vsrss1 shs engine AID called loudy 70 the infatuated
. e. s sss - s:.S -, sa % % ..s
runnss The rate II osly four nilss hour ssd -
ss2oSs fssssk, :: Sd sisssay p.sssa sy~ ~ Ssay
n.sY,sg ~. s..ssy.' ..Ssss ne bed ~ -.
fron sAs Ssdy. fSSpnsi.s vsrs sAksa ~ Asrss =
o6Acsr oeui1vsn, vhs had tnsm ocavsysd ~ shs -
hsnss 70 svsa s4ssnAcsslsnL No Name 'sSsasvsr =
Sshs 2 ne r,lrs,s .s@yssy = sss ssyssh ~ svi
O sss vo~ss V pa - - v - gsisssss u ts
p>c~ii~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION.

The rs reception the seventh Of the Brooklyn
Art Association the occasion last ght Of oft he
most brilliant assemblages at the Academy Of Music OF
che culture wealth, beauty and fashion of Brooklyn that
any occasion has drawn together Ladies' and gentle
were there in their best attire, and graced with
their most pleasant smiles they dscoused OF art first Of
oil Of course but after that Of the thousand and one
things that in supplementary TO any thing that
IL special whatever that may be- After hasty glance had
made tho circuit Of the walls hung with the best efforts
OF a hundred aspiring artists, the eye that sent
IL 60 hazng about 10 get furve looks at the
beauty not pinned the walls and expressions not
pasted canvass in unchanging monotony Tho display
OF pictures was very good 10 far as numbers CO. or
their excellence not much be sad taking them
. whole. though there were some that deserve much
praise Not 10 speak OF the pretentious there
few OF the smaller that pleasing and In
wort" reminds one Of frer. though Of course he has
mot Froro's nnsh neither he draw like Frere-tha
IL the human form. II he be young artist and indus
tr0us there Ii great hope that he will yet mako his
figures OF and women look less II they had been
manufactured where cork legs made His subjects
his drawing from life the execution is commsndAbs II
Mr. ]. Corln could take a hint from Mr. Snyder he
would DO veil what possible provceason the former
ing piatudes, would DO hard 70 conjecture Religious
subjects certainly afford excellent field for the artist
he do not mistake their Significance. II does really
seem artists never would put aside their absurd
ideas about art In this respect Religious pictures 70 be
worth pioayune 10 anybody want TO be sentimental,
NOT historical What earthly uss 10 Il 10 trick out some
scores Of long bearded people In smocks,
send them forth half naked, distributed In groups
and nxed 10 attitudes that nothing 10 OF to-day,
however perfect may DO the drawing skilfu the
ranging Il were as II Dante had written the Divine
comedy Latin instead Of committing II to his glorious
Tuscan Al Petrarch wrote his histories In Latin,
thcss will be for time yet u may 10 presumed race
OF artists who viii continue 10 present their works In
language dead 70 everybody living now the Ian
guage OF Euma and Cinc,nnaiua n the Brooklyn Art
Association can DO instrumental In working change
among their artists In this rsspcctn making them
understand that their works must speak language that
speaks 70 her chd-therc s much hope for tho growth
OF artistic taste Brooklyn that will not In the
future tolerate many things TO which hor people
chesrfuy submit; for instance, they would tolerate
the outrageous abortion called dome, on top Of the
Court House