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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ArA MEETING OF THE UNDERSIGNED BUTCHERS
"A In the city Of New York, who dcem themselves ag-
Tribune, ttwas
Rexlved, That the article published in the New York
Tribune OF Thursday Last headed Foul Food" far
that charges the undersigned with offering fbr sals
only intended TO inlure business interests unjusy
and without warrant
Resolved That appreciate highly the health Of the
people OF cur city and the Importance selling only
and wholesome incats In order prove sinccrity
the matter we hereby cordially invite ali persons
ments.
Philip Armbruster. Martin Bolton Frederick Becker
George Burger, Bernhardt Bauinann, Jacob Burk I'd
%qnd sssly Burke Rsss Dielenbach JseSs Fslls
hold John Gre, George Hensle, Daniel Herold, Bath.
Hubener, William Haser r. Jensen, Valentine knouer.
Ers John Kachcr George Iegingor, Charles ioechsr,
Noes Sellg T. btorminger, r stonninser Louis Uirsch
r. vittel d. Kipper, O. Weber Valentine Weber G. Mar.
shall Frederick v0laud, Theodore Jos August Reiher
A. r. Ruppe1 Ed. Michel
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SsC.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
WASTED-A, pERrEcrLY SOUND AND GENTLE.
fair ts M and as nsn poe % Pesr pr
vate stable 10 West n twenty second street '
9 EXPRESS AND TWO LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS.
Ssss Sns %ne pwnsr sad one ons
Depot Wason one light Truck, at sss Spring street. cor
pfO work, s7o Express Horse and Harness, $40;
square bog Buggy good condition, SIS 2s West TwSny
HlCU. sound and KIM; black, Do ID hands. 800 bs:,
snss street must Do 'od ~ Eighth
p.ss sy sed snS M q worth % no
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Sst ana I.ysEges g 81 % New and null pow
SSSsFESSSsfSiS ''' 5SSTiIS ''' ''' aA71S A1xIAEIS
s.ns @ iam tons Sss snEasp s. SS,s
aSSS %
SItAfc bakAEglS a.y SfY II. ! s.sal sssri n. ~
From the White star Dock Pavonla ferry, Jersey CITY.
s pssd sna 3S al classes nnv
:.sn %ssrs ss. ana in
and stewsrdessss sesompsny these sts surgeons
fhcss Wishing 6 conry
obtain Storage prepaid certificates Sscurrency
sorsay Sven
China, DC.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from Fl upward.
For information apply at the companys Office 10 Broad
way, New York.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
No. East India avenue, Ieadenhall street. London
WHITE STAR LINE.-NEw YORK, QUEENSTOWN
ferry Jersey City every Saturday, from Liverpool
Thursday the Cove Cork tho day following Tho finest
and fastest ships ahoa Steerage passage $50 currency
% 81 o " SpTsb6s6 s s @ rSaas Sss
opposite the City Hall, New York, and % Fulton street,
Brooklyn
WHITE STAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WISH
w ing to dispose Of Stater0om on above steamer for
juno / at prenium address,. s., Herald Office.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship HERMANN, Capt Reichmann will sail
on Saturday. April "a r NJ, from Bremen pier foot
Third street. Hoboken to be followed by the amshp
RoIS Captain z FEanEe Ne On nTNaesday Apr " ANN
| BREMEN,
payable In gold, or Its equivalent In currency
FIRST cnbin
steefhko
| OELRICHs / Co, Agents.
l No Bowling Green.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

ALL KINDS OF FINE HARNESS CAN BE
"A. found at the English Importing House, at low
horses; Harness made " order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

NERSSRS. A. II. HART 4 co. BEG TO STATE THAT
l although tho fire which occurred in their factory
Tuesday. April q was Of very serious character, in
voivng loss In material and damage to their
buildings stl they happy 70 inform their friends and
their and storehouses consequently their
chinery goes without interruption. We also beg to
vices and own help, who proved themselves faith
fnl by their conduct during the fro.
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ArA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEDICAL BOARD
OF the New York State Kmgrant Hospital held at Wards

tions werc unanimously adopted -
Whereas tits BOARD has learned with uneigned regre
of the decease OF late associate Doctor Ernest Sch
ling Consulting Physician TO the Hosrltsi,
Resolved, That while humby submitting to tho will OF
Divine Providence, feel bound to express sorrow
for his great ossa loss which both and the emgrants
have sustained by being deprived Of Ills echoary profess
esicnal advice his studied experience and his gentle
and kindly cooperation
Resolved That we deeply sympahize with his bereavrd
family, and that COPY Of these resolutions be transmit
GEORGE FORD, NJ d., President.
JoHH DwvSR, N. D., Secretary.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES
N Trunks and Vases at the Great Family Shoe Empo
rum, xO Bowery corner Bond street selling at 20 per
cent below Broadway priccA W. .. RIGElOM,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
IA. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
,sHsssvcEy-sSrR4 Class 70 w7-arn's Is isn
xEnTUcKY-cLAss NO. ly8-APRIL Is l671
90. 27, H - 2. s. o. %. q g. q, 49. 10
rADUCAM-rxrRA CLASS NO. lD7-AYRIL Is l672
"a q: 70, g. !. Is: g 20 M' 7S y. "a
n, q, 81, ~ As ~ a "a q: o. & 70 80
oLUTE Broker. BOG roadway. Post once box. 1860
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A. and Kentucky State Lotteries always on hie j.
CLUTE Broker 200 Broadway, la3 Fulton street and No
Park row box 4e69 Post Office.
rREEIEY CLUB WILL MEET AT BALTIMORE AND
NJ Ohio Railroad office. 22s Broadway, tomcrrow as as
Convention The majority of committee have decided to
via Washington CITY, which wc can do without extra
expense. SECRETAkf
HAVANA LOTrERY.-THREE FIRST NUMBERS RE
Ii celved for April 70 by JOSEPH BATES, l94 Broad
way, room 4.
r IzARD SIGNAL sTATION.-G. c. FOX 4 CO., or
~ Falmouth, beg to inform ship owners merchants and
that they have opened their Signal Station ct
the Lizard and are prepared to communicate with all
vessels by signal and forward messages by post or tee-
graph.
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SUPREME COURT.

Black Friday Observation-Disclosures of Judge
Barnard i'm the Appeal Of the william Bell
Case.
William Bell vs. Isaac o. Davis and John A.
McPherson.-In this case Judge Barnard has rem
aered the following opinlon-
As read the complaint, instead OF two causes Of
ActIon being stated therein there Is none On the sd
Di September, 1853, the defendants, as p.alntiffs
brokers, were carrying $20,Uoo gold Tor plaintiff.
On the "a the plaintiff he directed the sale Of
the gold al certain prices, being the then market
price, ny ne defendants, anu That they neglected 10
DEFENDANTS converted Inc gold ON the z4tn o. an
unauthorized sale; but the action Is not brought Tor
the 2od. The complaint should nave avefred fall
IN the price OF gold DetNee the 80 and oath OF
September. TO make out THIS cause OF action we
must go TO the evidence and CONFORM the pleading
to the acts proved. 1t there appears that god fell
from l43 or Whereabouts, on the 2. d, TO 1872 on
the 24th OF September, and the palntllf claims
the exact difference uctween the price as 1t was
when the sale as ordered and as II was wnen de-
sale.
Nothing else was In the case aud q new trial
should ue granted IL Tor no other reason than be-
cause the complaint was treated upon the trial by
tue parties aud by the Court as containing
one .anse OF acton iOr negGc' o 70 SELL
'oi the STOCK. ! am OF opinion, however, That the
plainin has wholly failed TO make out ms action
under tn evidence IL Is very clear That MS order
to sell was honestly ana In good iath executed SO
far as that SAFE was maze on tile day IL was
ordered In the usual way and that the sale fell
through solely by reason OF the failure Of the pur
chaseIs TO take the gold The defendants did not
akree To guarantee tue urn OF beden ~ Co.; that
6rm was in good credit at the sale, and JAILED before
the time Tor The delivery OIL the gold accord
Ing TO the terms OF sale; the sale was
directed by planun IN this way, deliverable
next day, and TO be paid Tor tnen; the
plaintiff might nave ordered tnIs SAFE for cash ana
Received MS money he did subsequently to the
prder IN question and before the IaDure oil Beden
co. II the jury intended ~ ind that the defend
ants dId hot make the sale To Beiden Co., the
verdict Is only against evidence Dut, lar as
can zee, without any evidence 10 support II. Inc
Judgment should be reversed and u new trial
granted, costs 10 abide event.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.

For some years past MI. Daniel O'C0nnell, q
writer Of ability, has been connected with New
York press, but OF late his health was bad, SO as
almost to incapacitate HIM from performing his
regular duties On Friday evening Mr.. O'Con nell
retired to his room in the Frankfort House, Will .
liam street, partially disr0oed himself, and lay-
doyn ON the bed, upon wncn he was found
In his last illness by physician, Coroner keenan,
was called In his official capacity IN order That q
certificate OF death might be procured. Wooster
Beach, NJ. d., Will make a post-mOrtem examlna-'
tion on the body. Mr.. O'COnnell was over thirty
years OF age. native Of county Kerry, ireland, and
claimed to be relative OF Daniel OCOnnel the Irish
Emancipat0r. subscriptions to create fund to
deray the funeral expenses Of the deceased can be
sent to George ii. stout, lie Nassau street, room
NO. l. Notice or funeral hereafter. Donations
should be sent IN before one O'Clock p. M. on Mons
day, 18th inst
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THE CANNON-FIRING CASE.

Coroner Keenan, yesterday afternoon held an in.
quest IN the case Of william Totten, the sailor boy
who was fatally shot by piece Of brass thrown
from small cannon In front OF o. Cherry street. on
the evening Of the sth lnst heretofore reported,
The cannon was loaded an hour or two before ID
was discharged and during that interval II Is be.
lleved some mischlevous boy placed in the mouth
OF the cannon a bit Of brass r0d nearly
two inches IN length, as such missile was found
deeply Embedded In the body OF deceased by Surgeon
Vandewater, or Centre street Hospital, who made,
the post mOrtem examination. Inc jury were un.s
abe TO find any criminal intent on the part Of
George DeWald and Danleld McArdle, In charge OF
the cannon, who had been arrested ana accordingly
rendered verdict or accidental death. Tne pris-,
oners were therefore discharged by Coroner Keenan,.
As deceased was almost rlendess ana without
means, Mr.. DeWald volunteered to give the remaina
a decent burial
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0JaI-.R BASxSUp ICY.
The New York priutinR Co,

The New York sriutinR Company.
We have Already announced in the HERALD that
proceedings nave been commenced for the purpose
Of placing the affairs OF the New York Printing
Company IN bankruptcy. These proceedings
are at the instance OF Edward Ii. Tracey, execu
tor, ana Laura y. Taylor, executrIx, Of
the late James b. Taylor IN order that the applicant
and all other creditors against the estate or the New
YORK Printing Company shall participate IN an
equal distribution OF The assets OF that COMPANY.
Juuee Blaichiord has granted an order returnabe
next Saturday, calling upon Inc New York Printing
Company to show cause why they should not be
sdJudicated bankrupts.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.
sydney Starbuck, William Hadmen Starbuck
William A. KobDe, Abraham Abrams
Adiu4icatiOrs III Involuntary Cases.
Michael Kelly, James r. Strachan, Lewis X. Gold
smith, Jeremiah Wardcn, Robert w. Kennedy,
samuel w. Stevens, Lehman DormiIzer, Nary E.
Fuller, Charles Ii. Groves the Stu1 vesant BanS.
DISCHARGES.
John Halloran, Charles L. Shopp, Henry b. Bum
ster Chauncey E. King.
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Dearee of Master o. Arts TO be Made More
than Nominal Honor-ComprroIIer Green
Wanted at tho Captains Once he Coming
Examinations.
Pioneer In many improvements looking to
higher educational standard in this country, the
College Of Inc City OF New York, in the lmpassiOned
Of its youthful boO is lar oulstpping all the
Old iogy institutions IN the land. The movement
being made TO make the degree OF
MASTER OF ARTS
an honorary one that means something, and carries
positive honor with It, is step III the right dlrec-
ton. This OF the vigorous and right sort OF
Innovations set on loot by MI. Alexander s. Webb
Its young, clear-headed anu popular Presl-
dent. Following this expressed intention
OF the President, the class OF 1868
In May last addressed communication to the Fs c.
ulty eXpress!n g their RratlncatIOn upon hearing
that 1t was the intention Of their Alma Mater to
raise the degree Of Master OF Arts Sciences to its
proper dignity, in contrast the merely nominal
character 1t has hitherto borne among the colleges
OF tns country, ana giving notice OF their
determination not to apply for that degree
until the changes proposed by the Faculty
should he carried into effect. and the
Masters degree should have become in fact, and
not simply IN name an honor Upon receiving this
communication the Faculty passed series Of resolu
tons setting forth that they will only recommend
to the Board OF Trustees Tor the degrees OF Master
oil Arts and o. Sciences those graduates OF the
college of az least three years. standing. who
small have given 70 the Faculty satisfactory evidence
the successiui pursuit OF some literary scientific
seudy thai every applicant .ora second degree shall
write an Crginai thesis as an essential DONATION or
obtaining such degree: that Doth the application
ana the thesis must be submitted TO tle Faculty on
nj ne xt ensuing the thesis adludged 10 be
the most merltorlons presented lor the Masters de-
gree be recon nendcd 10 the trustees Tor puDllca-
ton and tnat the Masters Grafton be thenceior-
ward omit, /. AT a later meeting, the following
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

COunter1eiiins 81 UEiied States Gold Coin.
Before COmmis sioner Shields.
The United States vs.. Joseph Wolf and Peter
Emour.-The defendants are charged with passing
counterfeit 81 gold CON or the United States.
VOL Is Jewe.ler at No. 81 Maiden lane,
and the defendant Emour states that
he bought OF him several Of the counterfeit coin in
question. and that they are sold for the purpose OF
beng used as shirt ornaments aud "charms." IL
appears that this money mas been manufactured In
California the s,mlItude OIL the genuine coin, and
that they conan, PROBABLY twO-tnirds gold. ire
government seek 10 show criminal intent
the part OF the defendants by alleging Lnat these
cit pieces are sold to prize candy dealers,
AMI made up by mem IN what are called prize
PACKAGES the party DRAINING sucn package be-
hevIng, OF cour-e, That ne has got coin therein Of
D genuine character The case was adjourned to
Tuesday next,
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CITY COU3T-iN EQUITY.
The Pavement Assess mems.
Before Judge Nelson.


George B. ElKins vs.. The City OF BROOKLYN, the
Commissioners OF The Water Board, &c.-In this
case the plaintiff, the owner OF land on several So
CALEB streets where sewers are being constructed
anticipating that he will be assessed TO the extent
o. $4,000 sets up that the streets have never been
opened, That the sewers being constructed with
out authori y, and asks that the CRY ana the Com
mssioners be restrained from prosecuting the Work
anu rom inaking assessments.
Cnare. wilson vs.. Tue Same.-The plantin, one
OF tue Ill owners o. lots IN Fourth street. now Deing
repaved Win wooden block pavement sets up tnat
the Improvement mas not been appdei for bv A ma
1Ority VI the owners; tna thou! IN the petition
purporls TO be signed by a majority OF sucn
owucrs several or the nam sub, cr,beJ were
forgeries, aud that iOr want OF the petlIi,n re-
CURED by statute the defendants had no autnur,ty
to repave Tie street. The pidntIr auticipates tuat
an Assessment Will he aid cloud on ma
tile, anu seeks 10 have defendants restrained and
tle contract declared VOID.
John H. Bergen. Tor plainuff, enforced his case By
q review OF al the cases.
Mr.. DE Wit, counsel for the CITY. and Mr.. Brttou
for the water Board Commissioners, resisted the
applications
Judge Nellson dcnieo the injunction IN each case
holding that Court o, Equity mad no power 10 in.
teriere upon the facts stated and anticipa.
ton OF lien whcn might, If II ever TOOK effect, be
injurious 10 the owners OF the property.
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SUPREME COuaT-cHANBsRS.

Custody Of ChiId-tirst Opinion Of Judge
Barrett-His Views Of MOthcrs-in- Law.
In re McDermott.-Tbe particulars OF this
case have been fully given IN the HERALD
We give below the opinion OF Judge
Barrett, which has special importance, not
only as being the first opinion OF this Judge
since his elevation TO the Supreme Court Bench but
as deciding an important point, as well as showing
the general kindly leanings OF his nature In such
cases, and specially his particular views Of mothers.
in-law.
THE OPINION.
1t is a very delicate and embarrassing duty this
pf deciding between Inc conflicting claims OF
parents for the custody OF their children, and with
due sense Of responsibility nave gwen The SUB
lcct more Than ordinary attention. The conciusioDs
al when nave arrived are tnese:- Inc weight OF
evidence ~ OVERWHELMINGLY In favor VI the lather.
upon he issues raised against him NY the petition.
The ainayts are numerous 10 The effect tnat he Is
man oil good morals, temperate. honorable, ana q
III custodian for his children The same may be
SAID OF me w1e against whom as an equally III Gus
t0dian Tor her Children nothing has been established.
WHAT under such circumstances does the fare OF
the chld demands For that and not the technical
legal right y Inc cEIteEsSas: clearly IN case nke
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COURT Of eyer AND TEaAaEa.

The Grand Jury, President Bergh md ,he
Cow tables.
Before Judge Gilbert
The Grand Jury appeared in Court yesterday
morning and presented thirty SIX indictments. Fac
foreman then presented the following letter. which
had been received thai morning.
OFFICE TIE .ERIoAN SOCIETY For
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANNALS,
To TIE GRAND JURY OF K,Sas CcuSrY:~
GENrLEMEN In compliance with lae request OF Mr..
aae an elimination s' OF co% aa. 80 s
yo s as result a en s TO
filth aud deprived u pure air. exerc sc an their food such
Uacer rog rs then Jordan, and mna seaman 70 les.
lily to the arocou' OF things Can healt l mix
honor to be ooeiient servant, HENRY BkHGH.
The foreman stated that The object OF the jury IN
communicating sucn :nIngs was, That IT mllnt be
understood that The communications was only re-
ceived TINS morning, and could not be examined at
present
District Attorney BRIrroS SAID that 1t might
be proper Tor hlm to say that he was
quite willing that the Grand Jury should
Bergn appeared to be the only person WAC
thought 1t ne;essary to go to me ur' wtiot pass
iny through MS ONCE As the letter had only been
received TINS morning. ne mad only to remark mat
II could result simply in nothing.
Judge GILBERT remarked that there IS no law re-
curing the complanants to inform the District At
toruey before tney communicate with the Grand
Jury.
the District Attorney replied that ne knew there
was no law, but ne thought g0Od order required
that they should, Tor the reason that II persons are
permitted 10 III liberty TO the jury, the jury would
simply get confused, anl work would practically
stop. II the District Attorney failed to do ms duty
the compliments had, he said, their remedy against
HIM.
The COURT rejoined that he was not prepared 70
say wnat the principles OF law were thaL might lie
lnv0ved In case OIL THIS KIND, Dub he did under
stand the Court 70 be possessed vi fun power e. pre-
vent awning Ike disorder: still, he Thought that
people VINO desired to act as M. Bcrgi had done In
this instance mad perfect right SO TO 40. AS lar as
the complaint concerned, he desired to say mat
this Society the Prevention or cruelty 70 Animals
has T. e sanction of the Jaw OF The STATE, ana is,
when properly regulated. 10 be protected whel en-
forcing the statute. Inc ob,ect the ,oclety is
euninently humane. AM there cal be no uoun6 that
{ ere Is mu:h cruelty to ANIMALS being pei Pc
trated, Dotn IN the form indicated aud o'ner
forms, in this city; and IN Its endeayOr to re-
press II the society Is well deserving OF pro ectio.
In conclusion. the Court informed the Jury that
the Court would he session for another week, aud
that II they desired to make al examination OF I've
stables referred 10 bv Mr. Berga during that time
and report before Saturday they were AZ liberty
to do 80.
were discharged.
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the present. OF female child Of the tender age Of
four years, the watchful ana incessant care Of
Q mother. The fatner absent at MS business during
the day, leaves the chd IN the care OF respectable
and attentive lady friends. but what the little one
most needs Is, not the kindness OF trends nor the
excellent tram ng OF good women, nor even the
affection OF grandmother. which here are the
fathers entire resources nut q mothers love- q
mothers love- with kind OF care ana at
tention,. which. In this world, emanates
from IL alone. To deprive this little girl
OF that would be q cruelty. To grant 1t
in the case of an upobjectiOnabIe mother seems
necessity. The custody OF the child Is. therefore,
for the present. awarded TO the petitioner but
ample provision must be made for It's being seen
and visited by the respondent, ana that without his
ln-law.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY a. ls72TR1PLE SHEET

feeling Mr. Watts has ventured into the purely ideal
as The very highest walk or art the subject ne has
though full OF power, is essentially emotional
Of Deaf. s on throne Song IN her Ian
child. TO her throne the King comes to lay down
MS scep,re ana the warrior IN the nush and pride
knowledge The resistess sway OF "Death" Some
thing OF ETHEREAL has been communicated to the
nate the picture as IL ought, and the eye Is lnsen
elby attracted to the commanding figure OF the
warrior The artist has failed to realize the Supreme
and
TERRIBLE ABsoLUTENEss OF DEATH.
D0naldson's "Martyrdom OF st. Sebastian" Is
remarkable work, full OF evidence OF power, but
wanting IN the intensity which faith impaired TO
the earlier religious works. Tue figures are well
OF a SAINT. carrying the Law IN the synagogue at
Geneva" by Simeon Solomon, displays a wondrous
tone OF exquisite harmony. Shakspeare's interest
lns heroine, Opnea, mas been painted by Arthur
Hughes, VINO represents her as tair graceful glri,
moment chosen Is wnere she Is reaching to pluck
the white blossom on the edge OF the river.
PURITY AND BEAUTY
OF expression about the figure which Is perfectly
charming. space VIII not allow US linger any
longer amid the beauties CT this exhibition and we
must just peep IN al The
NEW BRITISH INSTITUTION GALLERY
where We shall meet quite a number OF native and
foreign celebrities. Belgian artists seem 10 tuly
appreciate the value OF the spanish school, with It's
richness and Intensity OF color. Velasquez seems 10
be their favorte model, and they could scarcely
md a better. Van haanen Is represented by 1.-THE
Little Maurauder5,v panied alter the manner OF the
Spanish master ana with mucn or hts strength and
vigOr. An American artist, Mr.. Thorn, Is present
win an autumn landscape, remarkably rich and
warm III tOne
''rHE GOLDEN HOUR THAT FALLETH INTO NIGHT"
Is the title OF q charming landscape, with figures
aud cattle. by p. X. Norris rich afrerglOw sur
fuses the whole c0mp0slL0n which Is most lascinat-
ing IN tone.
IL VIII he from the brief sketch we have been
able 10 give that art IN England Is remarkably pros
porous, SO lar as pubic patronage can a1ect 1t.
Nor can there be any question OF the great strides
which are peing mace by her students OF the beauu
full, whose work Is wanting not so much In grasp or
power as technical finish, which careful study
Will not fail to impart