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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23
FINE AR rs.
vnc Artist Fund sociefy,s $

Thc Artist Fund Sociefy's Sale.
The ninth annual sale OF pictures contributed by
the members OF the Artist Fund Society was held
last evening at tie Art Gallery, No. SIS Broadway.
The average merit OF this years contributions was
considerably above that of any previous collection,
but the prices realized were unprecedentedy low,
That the principal dealers have been shy this sea-
son Is probably owing to the extraordinary tightnes
or the money market. The enthusiastic and dis
eliminating applause with which the CHEFS d'Dup,d
of the collection received afforded satisfa ctory
proof that there was lack OF appreciation thu
part OF those who attended the sale. The gallery
was densely crowded throughout the evening.
I The catalogue comprised seventy-six pictures and
nine small models In terra Gotta; the former brought
the aggregate sum or 1886 so and the later sGl.
making total Of $3.50 so.
The choicest WORKS in the collection sofa as
under:-"Summer Afternoon by j. williamson
972 SO; - swiss Lake, by T. Addison Richard =,
s72 50; ''yiew OF Lake Champlan from the Adj ROM
dacs," by Alexander Lawrie, 500; "Autunn Land
scape," u. T. Kensett,. 1920: IA Good Day 10Y
sannies " by George g. Lambdin, SIS; .srhe Hig
soaand.' by 6. Parsoas, 500 ION tho Dea-
ware" by J. f. Wier sl55 'Buck Mountain, Lake.
seS py by Dante n srsS Sas
n. H." by David johnson, 500; "Me and Ny Dog.n
By Alfred Jones, sos; 'Lanlscape," by Eliza Great
cent Coyer, se7 50 Coming Down the Palisades
by J. G. Brown, $780, twilight In the Shawangunh
Mountains" by W. Whitredge, $3.50; august Days
Newport, II. H. by @. c. Grswold. $50; October,
the Hudson.n by G. p. Cranch, $50; "On Cloment5
Brook" by William h. S6nntag, SIT so; ''Sunny
Day. Lake George" By r. W. Hubbard. sle53
.Recollectlons Of Evening" ny A. II. wyant, SOL
"Reading the Ncws,u by G. +. Blauvelt, $50;
AT Wilmington, n. CO. by J. NJ Falconer, ss2 so;
'.Rainy Morning Long Island Sound" by Vince nn
Coyer, $50; 'Afternoon." byJ. W. CASTELAR,, S2157
.Beyerly Coast,n by John I. Kensett st05; ION the
Hudson,n by ]. +. Wler, s45: "0ur Father who ard
in Hcaven,' by Eastman Johnson, 1910; "sunday'
Morning. by W. Whittredge, $40; 'sShip Ashore bv
NJ r. IL. De Haas, s2l5; "Grandmamma at Sixteen"
by George III. Boughton, Sl75; .Storm," by Homes
Martin, $40; "Egrcnont Plains, Berkshire conniy''
by J. Il. Bristol, 55 "Whitc Mountain Scenery by
J. W. CASTELAR,, sl75; 'rhe Young Mother by East
man Johnson $3.50: IAN Engineer III Little" by Gi
q. Lambdin, $50: Hunters" by +. o. G. barley, $7a
The gems OF the collection We're contributed by tha
following eminent artists:--Eastman Johnson, ). &.
Brown q. G. Lamhdin, g. II. Bauvelt, George III.
Boughton, j. r. Kclsett, W. Whittrcdgc, NJ. Il. H..
De Haas j. w. Castelar,, J. =. Bristol, II. w. Huh
bard, \. II. Wyant, John Williamson, I. Addison
| Richards, Alex. Lawrie, 9. Parsons, ]. r. Wlef,
DauIe. Huntington, Vincent Colyer &. q. Griswoa,
| WIN. J.. Sonntag AMI J. ". Fa!coner.
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TIE PRESENT UsaEs or AplaiLs.
lecture BY Or. Roynton.

I%ctNrc ny Or. bnyut4hs
Last night d.. BoyRt0n delivered n lecture In the
Friends Meeting House, IN Twentieth street, for the
benefit OF the Friends Mission school. His subject
was '.The Present order OF Animals and the Agree
ment OF the Biblical ard Geological Chronology
and was illustrated by means OF views thrown from
the stercoytlcon. lie started ont with THO asscr-
ton that countless ages before the creation
of man this earth existed, and that the
present structure or crust upon which we
live has been formed from the fossIized remains
OF animals, fishes, planA &C. that each age gene
ration Of animals dinered in their nature, and that
this difference was easily dstlnguishabc every few
hundred feet. The time consumed In fitting the
earth for the reception OF man too long 10 cal
culate; but while thousands or generations oi living
things had passed out Of existence before mans APP
pearance, bat four or five species mad become ex-
tinct since he ushered upon the stage OF
llie The views with the stereopficon were intro
d ,l tby ,, giving view OF morning. female
back, bearing o torch. Thea the stratahed cond-
ton OF the earth; after winch he traced the animal
kingdom from far beyond the period OF Adam down
to The present time. According 10 the Doctors
theory, the more man progresses the more animals
retrograde until eventually they become extinct.
cOlors, or OF unifoEm coIors. were also set
In their dispositions and could never be tanned,
while, ON the contrary, those ANIMALS that change
most In color approach nearest TO intelligence. In
the family of man IL was seldom that children of the
same parents could he found whose eyes and hair
would I've uniform In color. Man land hold Of nature
AMI made Il supseryicnt to his will. He Is the high
est type OF intelligence, and nothing can be made
higher In order to exemplify the changes going on
In nature q view OF certain salts la progress OF
capitalization was thrown the canvas, 20 that
the audience could see 10 IN progress. Quite mum
Der OF views foreign to the subject were introduced
for the amusement OF the younger portion OF the a-
dicnce. AZ the picture OF General Grant was shown
the lecturer remarked that ''Soo saws that IA q
closed mouth there ~ wisdom.n pr. Boynfon will
deliver two lectures Saturday and Saturday week.
commencing OF O'Clock In the afternoon for the
benefit Of ladies' and children.
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IRON the Thomsonvillc t,ial Enterprise. Dec. Ic.l
!, negro nan was brought 10 jail here un Wcdnc4-
day lasi for numbering two negro women, near Dun
canyiile, IN tnls county, week before his arrest.
Dnc OF The women was his wife, who he murdered
for her uniahfulness In leaving him Tor another
man. aud the other woman was wife 20 the man
charged with giving asylum 10 the murlorers wife.
he sseJ the crime upon his arrest ana related
the horrible details Of the double murder. lie said
no had FOR some time intended 10 XIII his WIFE, aud
sought 70 shoot her; bat finding her this occasion
with the woman who had aided and encouraged her
to leave Ills house. he changed his mind aud
ntr inscAsible 10 the earth and the Other
woman now nel to give Information, but he rail
afct her aud felled her. also, with tie gam aud r..
pca,ed Tue blows untli ne was satisfied slc was
dead h1le inIutiaic1 demon now ciurued TO his
stan inscnsihlc wiie, and with his pocket knife Gus
her shruut nnd went hs waY. INC superior Court
being a session bc VII probably be uiCa dusng iAe
present wees.
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pointed orbit more IN harmony around their common
central orbs All these are joined together by bon,s
OF sympathy. Yet who can tell how II Is that alT
these objects and elements respond to each other
still obeying the law OF sympaihys Nature has her
mysteries, which our philosophy cannot fathon-
We must go back 70 The great first cause OF aliIle'
who holds IN His hands the Glazing elements in earth
and air and sky-and then there Is sympathy OF
mind with mind r. Is interesting to observe how
exterior circumstances affect the senses and operate
on the interior being. Sympathes Of mind are tha
basis OF friendship and love- We cannot always tell
the reason why we are affected In certain ways; We
only know the fact that we are 80 affected.
/ do not love you, Doctor Fell,
The reason ny cannot TELL
But this know, and tina. full well,
] do not love you, Doctor Fell.
The lecturer continued his lecture about an hour
anu was listened 10 With close attention. -
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CLIMBING UP THE LADDER.


lecture by Rev. q. q. Esray.
the Rev. g. G. Esray delivered u lecture on this 7
subject last evening at the wigwam No. 24O Wess
Forty-s'Xth street, The audience was not large, buts
those who were present paid the lecturer a higlH
compliment In the unwavering attention tx
when the address was delivered. The gist or Mr..
Esray's renecIlons on this subect-climbing up ~
iadder-Was that the acme of moral excellence,i
standing IN sort OF juxtaposition with perfectou,
N CHRISTIAN lie, was perfect manhood ana womanl
hood. These were worth all tile work REQUIRED
to attain them--better than the mines OF COZ
conda than another California strewn with gold, /
than the precious jewels OF Alaska. The alta nmenc
Of The perfection OF manhood would be next In
blessedness to the Kingdom OF God.
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The United states gunboat Yan-ic. con,,n,.a,r
Boyd, sailed from Aspinwail for Cartnaoena or ~,
1lth inst. The United states gunboat rspo,sa,,,
v ,., Eastman arrived AZ Asrnwa Ill sl5
l1s l,l iIs.-, Tour da!s rom santiago DO Cuba
INC tfa1e IS s'ili At ranama also tho n.,f..a gsr.
steamer Clinelcon. ~ =
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CITY POLITICS.
The second District Union Republican Assoc
citation.

ciatiOu.
Amceting OF tins association was held Last even.
ing at their rooms. No Centre street. resolution
OF thanks to the retiring officers was adopted, ami
document pettoning Congress TO make law re-
strciing the power Of comforting citizenship to the
United states Courts and also recommending such
notifications and restraints az may Toe necessary
was signed by most 81 the members present. The
petitioners refer TO the act Of 1902 during the admin
istration OF Thomas Jefferson, for an outline OF such
arf
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Washington Dec. ~ correspondence o. the Boston
PUst.l
The report of General Van Wyck from the Com
nitIec on Retrenchment. Is characterized m Con-
gressonal and Official circles here as the most parti-
san twadlle, without facts or gires 10 support it,
assertons: and II IL charged ihat the report was
written and submitted by Van Wyck without being
read by tie other members OF the committee.
Hence the necessity of ordering today the report to
bc rctOmniited 70 the committee
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE.

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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
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PlsotA, November 4, 1891.
All persons kno~ins fh<ms.ivss 10 hsv,
sssa Assessed for Special License Iucoua o.
ethes tssss due united States Internal Rev.
saus, are requested 70 csfl At ny cohce t<s~srn
This date and the seth in.t- and ~ sh,ir
tasca The scccunu of al a~slinqnents snsr
Friday, pseemhsf 2osh. vili be PLACED n ih~
hands of the Sheriff and win be collected uish
the penalty sdaed
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LIE INSURANCE COMPANY, Coz Pad.
county. THns ECLAnEr