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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
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9f1s Stokes GnsG POstpOneRGsfhe Car
Hook fEurdeF-Suit gainst n Railroad
for u Husband MuPde"ed-DnmRges for
Injuries n RAILROAD Rnncxation Of
British ROrth Amepic0-ATass Meetfugs
sf the GOIOnists- -steAIinRs by RniI-
Psa6 0HlcGg-giaIes G6 Salsurancs 6alA
VanceGs
EEw FoRk. Ho1ember 2G.-ahe case Dt
Stokes. which was set down fog tho first
Monday in December has been postponed
by consent Of counsel till the second Mon
day in the same month.
Yhe widow Sf A. +. Putnam. Who was
KILLED. BY FOSTER with q car hook, has
brought suis against the Seventh Avenue
Railroad Company 20 recover $4,000 for the
loss of her husband, her counsel contending
that che company was bound 80 DrOt4c5
him from injury while on Eheir cars
Che amount of loss by fire Ia Woodruff s
R0binson's Store this morning, is between
S75, 900 and 100000.
Brookly jury hSve 4ecTeed Mrs. ProbsG
$3008 damages against the South Side rail-
road, gor injuries received ia tho acGidenS
az Brisland, last summeg.
The C0nDlerciG! Advertiser has informa-
Sion that col0nists of British North America
are preparing to hold mass meetings in favor
Of annexation 90 the @Jnited States There
is said 20 be ten organizations ia the do
minon. whose sole aim is annexation.
:9nly 5000 h0gsheads OF @obace00 we're
burned in Jersey City last night.
latest estimates place the losses at abouS
5000 600, The immense siX-stGry warehouse
adjoining, containing $ully 5000 nogsheadss
WAS saved.
The Times states ShaSG$eneral Mcclellan.
president OF the Atlantic and Great West
era railroad. has seized the books of tho
manager az Readville, pennsylvania, show
ing persistent stealing. The manager dis
r5ed $4,000, aud resigned.
KcKeen, Gerry and Daily nave aban-
duned Stokes. New counsel will defend
him in the next trial for the murder of
Fisk.
Underwriters Nave advanced the rates Of
insurance twenty 90 forty per cent
1--WE Gremcn were killed and others
wounded by Ealing walls in Brooklyn yes
terday.
Money easy during the morning at eur
rency to Z gold on call, but worked little
closer in the afternoon, when loans were
made az i-32 peg diem. Exchange firm at
L0Sls a !OSlA Gold opened at Il3, and dur
ing the afternoon advanced to 1877 a 1885.
Loans from 3 TO currency. Governments
opened steady a5 yesterdays prices. re,
manned quiet through the day, and closed
firm at Hower prices.
Evening-Money market easier at the
close Sterling firm at 8i8 08l4. Gold lI3B
@ll3A. Governments closed firm at u de-
cline. States duh and steady.
Sixes of 1881, 1863; fivc-twenties Of 1862,
li212; 1864, ll2h; 1865, 1l274, new AIS;
1867. 1885 1863, lis; new tves, I0924;
ten-forties, I08A. Tennessee sixes, 754,
new "A; Tirginias, old II, new 50, CON
soIdated 559s, deferred 1873; Louisiana
SKIES, old 81, new 50, levee SKIES so, eights
20; Alabama eights, 80. lives 81; Georgia
sixes 10, sevens Sc North Carolinas, old
35A, new 2012, special tax 1919; South Caro-
linas, old So, new 24h, April and October
90 st. Joseph 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
WHOLE NUMBER f3z4s

all sales of upper3eathep7 bo molo on a
bas!s OF four months credb
Among the periodicals destroyed yqas the
December number of old and Reee Ore
number of Lit'eR's Ljcing Aqc avas entirely
destroyed. and between $4,000 and II, 900
copies OF Wei Spring semi-monthly.
The publishers of these periodicals nad a
large quantity of paper and stock in the
establishment which was lost, as did j. K.
Osgood & Co, Lee s. Shepherd, Sampson s.
davenport, publishers of the Ncw England
4Rteg'Ster,' the Bell Publishing Company, OF
Norwich Connecticut, Iverson, Phinney,
Brakeman & Co, of New York, and tie
University Publishing Company of New
York whose loss is in school and text
books.
Rand & Averys establishment was COM
pletely destroyed by fire. There was large
number of power presses0of different kinds
in the building, and a large amount of
books and pamphlets partly finished Rand
q Avery estimate their loss at quarter of
a million
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LETTER FROM CHICAGO.

IEshsness of the 3sOney Markee-MarveI.
Ons Enterprise-The Chicago and BOs-
ton Fires-Insurance LiveIy-Nevv Field
tor New Orleans Offices-BuiIdin& Oper-
utiOns Suspendingo
| Especial Correspondence OF the Republican
CHICAGO, November l6, 1872
1t is some time since you have heard from
me, but l shall try to make up for lost time,
as think have found items 70 interest
your readers.
Cur city JUST now IS undergoing the strin,
gency of almost panic caused by the
| tightness of the money market Where it
will end can not see, bu$ it must bring
| some business failures, as q consequent re-
action of our immense transactions during
| the past year. Much might be said for and
against Chicago, Its enterprise is marvel
Gus: everything isstupendous bus all seems
to be speculation which can not help bring
ing ruin and disaster hereafter
ideE muniticeuce is great. When the fight
ming flashed to us that Boston was burning,
immediate means were taken to come 70 her
rescue with money We who can SO well
appreciate the fearful Serrors of fire can
Better appreciate her disaster, but fortunate
foT Che stricken city her misfortune is not
% be compared to our owB while her area
burned over is less than q quarter of mile
square. ours covered Eve square miles;
while her financial loss was but s80, 200, 900
St the most. ours was S200,O0O0OQ, while
her population was spared Shelf homes
on PIEt ,nIa ,,1i IL. a,
business. 8ostOn's loss. according 90 au-
thentic sources, is only hey natural annual
increase for one year. 1t vas only she
wealthy. comparatively. Shas suffered there.
Here rich and poor were rendered homeless,
all alike. making no distinction
Chicag" already has raised over 5000. COO
for Boston's relief. a city just gising from
its ashes to show such generosity, can iS, J
ask ycu, be "Gualledq
Everyone here loo&s forward 80 har6
winter. Certainly tw" great fires, coming
So shortly one af5eT tho other, can noS help
making money scarce.
Insurance here just now is the 0aYv thing
that is lively. or that shows any zeal vital
i'y tits wonder 20 me chat only one New
Orleans company mas eeen fit to enter oug
field, which offers SO rich harvest.
Should anything OeG.Il your city that she
had a serious fire, such as has visited Pors-
land or otheE cities, your local companies
wouId be nowhere, as was shown both here
and latterly in Boston. The only com
panies thar stand are those which have
stretched theig arsns vide ana taken risks
everywhere.
], as an hnmo'e individual, voul2 advise
your local companies to settle our field. it
offers them Sg"as advantages uoS to BE
sainsAye6.
II. conclusion, !o: me say shas these great
fires must seach insurance companies that,
ia order to furnish secure indemn ity at
home. they must stretch their business over
great extent OF territory, and Insure CON
scrvative'y at Vomunerative rates.
Building operations are about suspended,
As cold weather has set in, and an inch OF
snow aGve.s our streets. making one wish
for the home and firesiie. NOSKID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

shorts, whose contracts for old mess PORK
mature IN December or January, say. en-
GeaToE 10 till them with new crop pork
Young & Go. may refuse to- accept their
proftered settlement, and force them 20 ses
tie on the basis established by themselves.
As they hold nearly, if not all, of the old
mess pork, they can put up the price to any
figure that pleases them BY this means
they may realize tremendous profits and
make the stock they hold very cheap one
At the prices already ruling, they make
from s. to So per barrel SO that in the
event of their beiug still long of 10000 bar
reis, u becomes evident that they will re-
ahze handsomely
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

Judge frumbull il not communicative
upon political matters. & newspaper re.
porter tried to 'interyiev" him il Chicago
the other dav, upOA the senatorial contest
in Illinois Mr. Trumbull was leaving town
for weeks absence, and was, therefore,
unable, he said, "ta grant the interview. p
and added ':If 10 we're otherwise con
venient, should hardly be willing TO go
before She country on public questions till
we are further gemeVed from the excite
ment of the late canvass, and the people
are IN frame Of gnis3 sBogs calmly tn GoB-
cider the future
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
BOSTON,.
Committee TO Investigate Cause and han-
aRemene of the Fire-HRrvRrd College
GOntrfbutiOns-Shoea and Leather IntePa
psu-PeriOdicals DestrOyed-Rand d.


agemene of the Fire-HRryRrd College
GOntrfbutiOns-Shoe and Leather Inter-
ese-Periodicals DestrOyed-Rand d.
Avery's Loss Quarter Of n Million.
'BosToN, November 21.-hayor CASTOR
has appointed George W. Bige low, Charles
G. Greene, Charles J. Morrow, Samuel c.
Cobb and Abraham Fish committee to in
vestgate the cause and management of the
great fire
A young Englishman about twenty years
of age, named Henry Weston, native Of
missing since November 9, and 10 is feared
be was killed in the fire
Contributions for the Harvard College up
% noon to-day amounted to $G0765. A bill
passed the Legislature today for the
prompt removal Of the Coliseum, which
will be sold az auction on Saturday.
Sh9 Shoe and Gsatbes Record says:
'UndeR She existing circumstances igis
simply Impossible 10 give any extended re-
port Of vhat is doing in the line % boots
and shoes. Most Of the greaG shoe films
haVe already fonn6 @tempoPary place of
business, bat everything is AZ gee in sucb %
state OF chaos that the most Sha8 eambe
said Is that business when noe entirely sus-I
pended, Is IN such q state of Transition as TO-
1endeP market seportp Gselesa AT tho
same time il !s exceedingly didho98 60 SoRe-
Sast She 1e&g SutHEe OF the Sfade.
The mere Gessr1ction OF Boots snd shoee
By che confiagrstiun 10 Of littts noINent, aR
the pepos OF production is SO immense vAat
any demand thai can posslbig arise caR bs
promptly supplied "y our snanofactrTeFs'
but az prices Ok gvpeS stock especially,
gnQst se Considerably advanced, che prices
of boots and hoes must, doubtless, Be pro
portionatsly advanced. Meanw while aheS
are merely noHli0sI and make 00 change iD
quotations"
As a meeting oS ~aa and zip Geathes
manufacturers yesterdays ID yas sAanb-
mously resolved that twelve and Half pen
cent be cotsiderei faiE advance In finished
!eatbeEo j. vas a.s0 resolved tha8 es 8yale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

TIM TbEfB-Free lecture Z7onigAG NJ
Halfpast Seosn O'clock. at he DcnIq! College,
We are pleased 20 notice the 9eturn OF DR.
a. Crane, who nas fo' many years leetured
on phrenology and comparative anatomy.
His first lecture tonight is free. and his
subject is the relationship of the teeth to
the constitution and character of man. the
reputation of She lecturee is enough to take
many 10 hear him at she corner Of Baso0ne
and Canal streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
8ITPPOPHRIGTAa

Horse HIalady Increasing at Memphis
Horse NEnIady Mt Augusta, Georgia
Cenvnlescence at Washingt0n-CaFs
Again Running.
MEMPHIS, November 2I-The horse
malady is steadily increasing. The weather
being damp and cool favOrs the spread of
the disease. Business is unaffected as vet,
but should it become general its effect on
the, cotton trade generally is seriously ap-
pretended.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nogember 2I.-Horse
malady here in a mild form
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The horses
are convalcscent and the cars are again
running.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
ONE or McCOMB'S WAYS
REILRQa0 TRACK LAYERS IN PERIL
y GG0 FIRE IN 9LH.1Noas
WASHINGTON.

no Serious CrYsis in Fraucc-Efexican Bora
der Outrnges GOmmission-gheiv Nes
psrs 1sGhe PresiReutS
WASHINGTON, November @3-0ipioma1s
here consider that prices of Genteso Indicate
no serious crisis in France.
Messrs. Robb and Savage, of &le coommis-
sion for the Investigation 0of the Mexican
border outrages. have made report, which
the @rRSi6eng ~il8 incorporate IN his mes.
sage
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FOR RENT,

al>~~~s>0-oN1N[~~00l@l>s
N3RR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO~sTORy
n reaidence No. 1853 Calliope street; we'll adapted
for families: conveniently located: terms modeR
atts Apply 10 DAVIS Il FRBRETs No. u CONNER
Gial place. SnL
TTOR REATCIE SUITS OR SlNGLB-LARGs,
&H eirv furnished rooms in g location eony enient
Co the business part of the city adapted to the
Uof single gentlemen or families Lhe hohse 10
within one sguaJ e of Canal street. Terms reason
able Apply at No. l68 Customhouse street, near
the Varieties Theatre. - - -
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BUsrNFSS CHANGES.

nlSsOGWTfOS OF PARTNRRsBIr
& y The Arm OF 8ORRE / SBYRBY is dissolved oy
snutusl consent from this date. Mr. Z. FsSTey Is
alone authorized TO hquidate the hrn and Wiz o0O-
tinps for his own account the same business 81 10
(as Chartres street. Z. FE1hEE,
AeEE Orleans, govefnOeg IS 181ga ao8 l9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
The nnuhLe B,a Rearsfp.

Colonel James Lewis has received his
commission as Administrator of Improve
ments from Governor Warmoth, and he
will enter upon his new duties ac once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
snIr sf Marker aezenpsse

On Wednesday nexe, the twenty seventh
instant. az twelve o'clock NJ. che Admins.
:rstog os Commerce Will cell az She Citv
Hal! the anarket revenues for December.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
R-nn,rAi--n n-r.ntA.r--o-.r

Sew Orleans, November q, 1872 J
WHEREAS, The present condition of pub.
lie affairs presenting an extraordinary oc-
casion. do hereby, by virtue of the power
in me vested by the constitution and the
laws enacted Hereunder, convene the Gen.
eral Assembly elected on the fourth day of
November. A. ID. 1872, in extra session, for
the period Of ten days.
Senators and Representatives of the Gen.
eTal Assembly elected on the fourth day OF
November, A. D. 1872, and the Senators
holding over, are therefore summoned to
meet in their respective chambers at the
Mechanics Institute, now used as State
House, in the city of New Orleans, at
twelve O'Clock noon, on Monday, the ninth
day Of December, A. D. 1872.
In witness whereof | have hereunt0 set
my hand and caused the seal of the State
to be affixed, at the city Of New Orleans,
this twenty-frst day of November 4. d.
1872, and of the independence of the United
States the ninety-seventh.
II. G. WARMOTR,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
I. A. WOODWARD.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
An opinion wac given that "the legisla-
tRre is not in existence until tho first Mon
day of the ensuing January"
"Noc So" il vas replied; "'thc LegisIa'
ture exists from the day Of election, accord
ing to the constitution
It midnight everything was orderly ana
quiet, though many heads Pest uneasjIy oa
their pillows awaiting the next move"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

Some silly people in Indianapolis Recently
eus QUE shs heart Of presumed mad dog
which had bitten child, ooi1ed it, and gave
the broth TO oai!6 a. prsVsatiys sgaiRsg
hydgophobia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
THE NEW JUDGES AND gHE OLD
INSTALLATIONS AND B0UlBVBRgEMESrs

The new judicial officers Of the parish Of
Orleans presumed to be elected were IN
stalled in Office yesterday, under eireum-
stances of which che following account is q
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right 20 act as such, and were incompeten,
to give orders to dispossess the petitioner
without hearing. and issued no judgment
against him.
Wherefore an order was prayed for pro-
hibiting the parties named from proceeding
further in the cause.
The following is the decision Of the court:
This court has only appellate jurisdiction,
and the order or writ asked for is not in aid
of our appellate jurisdiction. q An, 1913.
The application is therefore refused.
JOHN 7. LUDELING.
f'hjpf Justice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

There are new and startling sensations
every day. One day terrible conhagra-
ton in Boston, another day railrod smash
up, another dag raid upon che seats OF
Judges IN our courts, but ths next sensation
promises TO quite as startling as. any that
have preceded il lately. Tomorrow at
eleven o'clock there is 10 be grand draw
ing of single number tickets in chs Louis
lana State lottery. which the public are in
yiued 10 witness. The capital prize OF $50, 900
will be sought BY great many people, the
tickets beng only twenty dollars, and the
whole number to DC sold only twenty thous-
and. II the twenty thousand Office seeAers
among the Louisiana fusionisis could each
gaise money enough 10 buy swehty dollar
single number ticket in she Louisiana State
Lottery. sheSr chances Of drawin2 prize
would be greatly enhanced. fo2 about nine
teen thousand cf them will draw blank in
the official lottery. Besides the capital
prize, there are several Of smaller amounts,
and nov 10 jus: as good sjme 80 60 Sog cue
Of them "a evCr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
Atthe CITY RRRIEa

Up 20 shis writing no movement mas been
made against the city government, but the
various Administrators are expecting an
attempt upon their official existence TO day.
4 consultation between several Of them
was yesterday held. to consider their duty
and responsibility toward their bondsmen;
but we do not hear fhat resistance 20 the
newly elected, in any way, was determined
upon. On the contrary. there seems to be
disposition 20 submit gracefully to what
now appears TO be the inevitable. Yet there
is no telling what day may bring forth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

A CADE1EY OF FKJs{Co
"a. BtDwELE..............Ma Manager aAd Proprietog
@riday, E0vembcp 22.
8ene and last night but two of the favoH.o rrisb
Comedian
Dir T. .. RIGGS,
D. which occasion will be presente8 F.lcOHeg'a
beautiful play entitled
PEEP o. DAY, or SAvOURNBBF DEBLISN.
Saturday Eoon-Only Shin Fame Matinee.
Saturd3 y Nigh Peep o. Day.
Sunday1Imineuse hltl, tAres pieces-TrLsh Rpi
grant Prosecuted Dutchmsn, and Black Eyed
Buaon.
~ aSD 40 Hamlet Dos&
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IMPOSITION Halle

Monday, November 25-LAsitmsts DTsma-FrSal
~ aSS0 as Hamlet. pos&
FXPoslTlON HALho
after several weeks OF arduous and enersesi
efforts the management of
9JSD&HBE CAMILLA URSO'S
CONCERTS
SsespeCtfuiy announces shat. foE the whole seEies
&IRsP CONCERT.
G'uesday, November 2Se
SECOND CONCERT.
ThBrsdByo NOyembeV SSB
AND
MATINEE.
Saturday November 3Os
Sles hS~e been so fortunate to secufe the seP
vices Of the following artstes:
6Vs must mention with special pleasure The nan ne
OF Nine. C,'MES. Soprano also, OF Mile. PAU
IIN8 LIE BLANC, Contralto: Ar. ABTEyB
genof. and Mr. VAN HUFFLEN, Bassoo
Planiste5-MIle. rooney. Mue LIZ BLANC
E4u.ist Mr.. DAQUIN.
Director of the Conc~gts-oMro GUSyAVE C0IiHS.
NOM
giciLets, 81. Reserved seats. 81 :o.
%'hS sale of numbered seats will commence
Syedaosjay m6rning, November 20. at Grunewad's >
aldsic stores hoU
--1---.-,-, -, -, :, ~ ~ nUr~, .,T,.
q AFESEN&I UF A.HG GRhIt9 I1S SEA"
- nON.-ihaugu uFaIloit OF the tslIllhate oIEul'
engagement Oh Ihe 6tithted sSuns 1alHeIIc2te 'IS'
Seui&iA0 Asrp p,r,.rry ,,.vr
Nlts ERAN4A .WAAOs
SHo wifi appear in bis mastery impersonation Of
Narllct, in Shakespeare 5 sublime creation Ham.
49, prince Of Dennarl .unnotted by The fIii
Ntreugth of the Academy's talented dramatic com
pauy commencing MONDAY EVENING, November
70, st the Academy OF Music. noI
AZ ~ ~ -
j. Is u al y ; h'
AlrnE c.,yO,roE x,
y SAAClDh SAHoNNE.'''' ..'''''' mdasstE
Thursday November I9, RSJSo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LECTURE Y0-SIGRT
nv Dp CphNE

olr~r~o~c.~l~l>r~~.~rcl~~o. -~~S
TREE LECTURE TONIGHT
BY DR.. A CRANE.
s.laect- HmpoEt ant Relationship OF the Hunar
gsa-h to the Constitution and Character Of Man
.. haf.past seven O'Clock, at the Dental College
corner Of Canal and Baronne streetg up stairs.
Examinations at the close of the lecture.
u022 1t
st. CHARLES THEATRE.
% ~ '6A 5,pPIteboS'
AL8&. FITZGERALD. Stage Nina 5eV.
BENEFIT OF
BEN DeBAR,
Friday Evening, November 22s
The new sensation entitled the
LANCASHIRE LASS
Or, Tempted Tried and True.
4 Party by the name of Johnson.... Ben DeDaI
Saturday noon-LANCASHIRE LASS matinee.
Surday-Beneft of OLIVER WREN
honday-The great comedian, +. s. CHAaFRAU
% his new play Of "KIT, the Arkansas Traveller"
Doors open at quarter to seven; the overture
W'u commence at % quarter to eight O'clock.
uo2I P. GLEASON, Treasurer
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Ticf1ets, 81. Reserved seats. 81 :o.
%'hS sale of numbered seats will commence
syedaosjay m6rning, November 20. at Grunewald's >
aldsic stores no20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

I9shsncss of the 3EOuey Markee-Marvel-
Ons Enterprise-The Chicago and BOs-
ton Fires-insurance LiyeIy-New Field
for New Orleans Ofices-BuiidinS Oper-
utiOns Suspendingo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22

aatineeB half p.ice
Doors open at 7:l5 performance commences 50 B.
Matinees every Wednesday and Saturday ri u
Doors open at Ills Box Office open daily from 10
10 4. when seats may be secured.
GJlrrctor LORRAINE ROGBRS.
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ART SALE.

An interesting collection of paintings VIII be SOFA
to-day Schenck's auction rooms IN Liberty street.
There are many excellent examples of foreign art.
and many OF our most distinguished native painters
are represented. James Hart has a charming little
bit OF woodland river scenery with cattle, excellent
IN execution and delightful in sentiment Wyanrs
kenmore Bay' displays poetic feeling. The hill
forms are well studied, and the sky treatment gives
evidence OF close attention to nature but the color
strikes peculiar. Moran contributes two OF his
excellent
MARINE PAINTINGS,
which give ne, with great force and truth, water
feeling very rarely found In marine pictures. His
waves seem 10 rise and fan with the ceaseless,
powerful motion which we observe IN nature, which
proves that this artist can paint what he Sees which
IS by no means so common quality as
some would have us believe. David Johnson
has a little bit OF quiet lake scenery, In
In which he so delights. 1t IL cool, reposeful and
Ridgen SOnntag tells US that this scene Is from
Virginia, buS all don't believe him. 1t is from
dreamland where this artist, who Is great IA
vorte with the fairies, makes constant incurslOns.
and brings US back scenes tat no other mortal eye
than his has beheu. lie pants poems without
words and makes the mistake OF calling them by
prosaic everyday names. We confess we don't
know or clearly understand the language In which
TINS last poem Is written, but we could Sit down
pleasantly and give full swing to the imagination
picturing that
GORGEOUS SCENE
with elis aud beautiful fairies. Why does not tile
ARTIST Try his hand at some allegorical landscape.
where MS rainbow hues Will not nave to be judged
by too strict ruesY CarOlus, Buckaowicz, Leloir,
HerzOg and other painters OF European reputation
are represented IN this collection.