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An AnecdOtc for DeSsert.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:-
Matt Morgan's reply to the criticism Of his pic
turs reminds me OF an incident which occurred
during late visit to the Park Soon after my ar
rival In town nastened to pay my respects to the
CANCEL OF Bethesda" Absorbed in contemplation,
'Well what do you think OF THAR" Not knowing
who my interrogation might be, and conscious of my
weakness as an art critic, with some apologies
ventured to stammer "Whats" was somewhat
disappointed; abruptly turning towards me, in q
what more do you want :" It is is needless to add
that deferred further study and needed no police
mans suggestion to "move on" g. B.
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Moro Complaints Against Pickles and
Page. tho Horse Thieves.
Two additional complaints were taken yesterday
by Judge Hogan against william Pickles and Henry
Page. the alleged horse thieves. william 8. Law
renee, Of No. e76 Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn,
charged that on the 25th Of July he lost horse,
wagon and harness, valued at $410. The property
was found In the livery stable at 125th street and
Eighth avenue, where 1t was Identified. Thomas
Redding. who was employed IN the stable, testified
that the horse and wagon In question were brought
there BY Henry Page Judge Hogan committed
the prisoner In $1,000 bail on the complaint Of Mr.
william Pickles, who seems to have been the
ringleader OF the horse thieves, was confronted
mold Strauss, OF No. 50 Second avenue. Mr..
Strauss Identified william Pickles as o man
who came Ito him last month and bought
horse nom him for $500. Pickles repre-
sented himself as William CLARK, Q butcher,
doing business at No. 241 Nassau street. Brooklyn.
Pickles, alias Clark, gave Mr.. strauss $50 bill
and promissory note for $3.50, endorsed by man
named Hammond. The note was protested and
neither Pickles. alias Clark, nor the endorser Ham,
mond could be found. The prisoner Pickles, alias
Clark, was held In $1.0u0 bail FOR false pretences
30 Dangers OF Hack Riding.
James Byrnes hackman, was arraigned before
Judge Hogan, at the Tombs, yesterday charged with
robbing John Smith, Of No. TAI Greenwich street,
OF $780, Smith swore that he told Byrnes to drive
him to hotel on Sunday night, and that he woke
up In livery stable yesterday and his money was
gone. Byrncs denied all knowledge OF the money
and said II the complainant was robbed at all 1t
coach with him. The prisoner was held In $1,000
bail to answer.
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COURT CALeNDAns-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
iai iss 1ss iss 74S 1is H. lis, i4o 147, las, i4S
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = Bankruptcy
Calendar for this day.-Judge Blatchford will
involuntary cases in bankruptcy Nos. 1878, $685.
4olS, 1854 aos: Aose AlO4. 4los, 41l2 4l2s, !1sl,
4ls2 4l9s 4lo4, 4ls5, 4lS6, 4l97 4l0s, 4lsS. 12OO
42O1 42Os 1904, 42o5, 42Oe 1907, 42Os, 42O9, 42l0
421l, 4213, 42l3 Argument Calendar-No. 426S.
During tomorrow and Thursday the Judge will
hear motions in equity, bankruptcy, &C.
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SUPERIOR cuvRT-spscAL TERM
Dec1slOnSs

'if Is COG ar OeeAsAonss .snf li.l.. tll
ll BY Judge Sedgwick. IS, f. q
Funkhouser VS.. Acknowledgement vacated on
Heine ct eli. Va. Roberts.-Motion for receiver
granted sa rlrt NO. 10 ~ ~. 49,.
Todd OF al vs. North Missouri insurance Com
pany.-Attachmen vacated ana discharged.
BY Judge Curtis. ~ = l3+ls D.
Fink vs. Allen and Wife.-Findings settled; al
lowance to Allen and wife; plainttR Of $50.
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She II Not o Critic.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
Your correspondent, "Miss Grey" is evidently
very little accustomed to see pictures or art works
Of any description. The particular objection she
makes to Mr.. Morgan's noble paintings In the
"Black Crook" is, in my thinking founded on
false sense Of modesty. Should she ever visit TIT
any's, Ban Blacks, or any OF our art galleries,
eyes far more than the ''thirdr or any other pic-
ture Of Matt Aorgan's Raphaelistic allegory Yours
very truly, CLARA ANDREWS.
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has an entire right to do so; but he can avoid
shocking the senses OF many OF his admirers BY
using the scarf, so common In such paintings. Why
did he not do III Yours respectfully
HOWARD SpRAGUE.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Pratt
Jacob Engel VS.. John A. Stemler ct al.-Aotton on
terms $40; cost to abide event. (See optnton.)
BY Judge Daniels. NyAl
James W. Chisholm et 81. va. Julius Paradise ct
el,--M0tion denied with $40 costs. -
Joseph Thurman ct al vs. Edmund Greasy.
ton to discharge attachment granted. with go
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papers and said he would examine them and Their
give bis decision. $500.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME coua1-caAmBssx


Lt3btHty OF Mtnofs TOT ET1U0s
Before Judge Daniels.
Several days since Q motion was made In this
Court for the discharge OF Julius Paradise, aged
nineteen, who was arrested and lodged in Ludlow
street Jail on the suit Of James W. Chisholm, fancy
goods merchant, on o charge of having conspired
with two others and by fraudulent representations
obtaining from him $500 worth OF goods fhe motion
was made on the ground that prisoner was minor
and that the action was one arising on contract,
The argument in opposition was that the act OF the
defendant was one altogether OF fraud and deceit,
and therefore he was liable for his acf Judge DAN
iels 80 decided yesterday and denied the motion.
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
Occtsi0ns
IeMss POLICE covar.

In'u -f BY Judge LOeW. I'm -.--II -.-Il-
Devoe vs.. Nutter.-!Motion IL vacated; attach
ment denied; $40 costs. :"
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Taking Up the Cudgel for Matt Nor.
gan.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
never saw any Of the previous exhibitions OF
the "Black Crook" For the FIRST time saw it
last night. With the exception OF some tomiooiery
at the outset, must say the whole exhibition was
intensely interesting and rejected immense credit
on the Skill labor and enterprise evinoed In it,
production. AZ to what was exhibited, there was
nothing to onend anything except diseased Inn
agination. II people see things with prurtent eyes
they have no one to blame but themselves.
NEW YORK, August ~, 1874 VIATOR.
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The Pictures are Not Works Of Art.
NEW YORK, August 20, 1874.

fOuK1
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1t does not seem to me that Mr.. Matt Morgan
makes good defence against the charge Of lewd-
ness as displayed In his picture In the "Black
Crook" The "venus" Of Page and "Greek
Slave" OF Powers are works OF art wrought In i'm
perishable marble, and destined by the genius OF
the artists to immortality. Mr.. Morgan's pictures
are SIMPLY part OF great show. The play In which
they are presented Is avowedly spectacle, Prob
ABLY hundreds OF thousands OF people will see u
Peio{eM Is withdfawn from the stage. Would 70
avoided depicting nythng at all calculated to e..
Glte prurtency In the minds OF the spectators. IN
the great eudiences gathered ct Niblo's Garden
but few VIII be found who Will look upon these
palnttings IN an art sense they 60 there to have
II MI. Morgan chooses 70 paint nude women he
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THE COURTS y. j /
TIE ITALIAN CHILDREN KIDNAPPING

Evidence Contradictory Of the Boy Joseph
The Prosecution Showing symptoms
ofWsakening An Opportunity
Of Rallyipg Through Be p. E +.
hutting Testimony. isaaa ya.
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ANNIE never saw Motto in my life ~,
Martin Quinn, brother OF Annie, q fine little boy,
toTiy ans wered the questions OF the Commissioner
as 10 tine nature OF an oath, stated that he lived
with ms mother at No. 205 Wooster street; he had
nveu ~ NO. lOl Mercer street; he knew the boy
Joseph, who used TO live at No. 101 Mercer street
win his fatner, who Is In Court.
Y sesp zQa can POINT BIN out5 4 Iu Ntt
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THE NEW YORK RENDE

The boat Of the New York Rendering Company
still remains at the pier Of Mr.. Frank Swift at Fifty
eighth street and North river, and 1t is reported
that the company will refuse to remove it, alleging
that they are still owners of that pier A HERALD
reporter called at the office Of Mr.. D. O. calvin,
lawyer, at Isl Broadway, who Is member OF the
Rendering Company, to learn what steps have
been resolved upon, but as he was absent In the
country no Information could be obtained.
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CHE @ ailg Arens.
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The Trouble in Iowa.

from the New York SUM-
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