New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

though casting had been purposey made The depres
OF the mans foot about inch in depth WIN an
shown and Immediately sides the surface IL raised
as IL naturally would be where person Steeq o S3S
mud The length OF the foot IS ii y lnches au 'o "
at the bah o: the foot 4i2 inches.
There was a startling scene at the Holiday
Street TheaeT Baltimore, Friday night Jonn feils
was playing the part OF George 1dbDys IN Lady Au'
lcy's Secret" At the close Of the first act hr sa 10 M
Collins, the stage manager. as he went Oh IN, stage,
am feeling very badly. Just feel my arm; fcar Is
paralyzed" Mr.. Collins thought he was low SPIRITED
and made pleasant reply When the time arrived ior
lin 10 rcappear the stage lie went on IN ih. t|l ~
scene and began to STAG around ae stas, so I ,S
audience, thnking lac intoxicated ltl-h,u ana
shouted Lady AUdlcy rushed toward him to pnsh MN
M j Lave .ie me NEAL alone se then observed that he
semiconseous state and that ne was lrohns at tne @
mouth He WAS carried of the and conveyed 10 m
residence where physician discovered lhat ilrt lI
beer stroke of paralysis When me Wa
skeptcsm. The upper gallery of theterl Is SAFE
refuge for brutality
Mr.. Adolph Cluss of Washington, who has
done moro than any else to Introduce an improved
style Of private architecture at The National Capital has
entered his protest against completing the washington
Monument in accordance with its present plan In a
paper which he read at the meeting OF the American IN
sttute of Architects, in Philadelphia. last week. aitci
reviewing the history Of the structure he sara that inc
design of the monument has been condemned by tne we'll
nigh unanimous verdict Of the critics, the profession
and the people of cultivated taste IN this country Al
the same time the idea has prevailed tha thousands
having contributed toward defaying the expense OF
completing the monument in accordance with the plans
which have been Autographed ana circulated, it would be
bad faith and sacregous to tear IL down ana substitute
forms worthiy perpetuatng the standards or lnoh-
mental art the rSt centennial OF American niepc-
cDce. As now proposed, n naked stack OF gsahic
dimensions il TO be substituted for huge rOc pr0trd-
iug from "A circular tdiice. PGbhc opinion Is behg
appeased in regard this change by the explanation rat
by abOoiug the EFFORT toward Grccian temple, tn purity
of the primitive Egyptian style will be more pruheht!
brought out But what has the uncOutn torln the ACORN
men OF winch is demanded by modern culture even when
born necessity in tlCCGSo OF factories ~ common VIA
tie Oss-cOnS ccraed, hierOgyphCoFelcd, hJhuI Itnc'
Egvptian obeliSks in front Of temples aud pa9ccs ING
JclicatOry ceremonies of which infinitely dc.C.hti
i'm the deOCrapir letters their faces THESE ObcShs
never were monuments Themselves, but rlIhtr -IE-
lie bueti boards i'm front OF the monumental cGlhces OF
"a prOsic, persistent people, who IN ART MATTERS Wtif
autOddacts in the strCtest sense Of the word Naofo
L. Lord Elgin aud others before them robbed the hanbs
OF the Nile genuine 0hesks for the btneh oi western
civilization. They brought them home as war TOphes
aud rs big objects of vast historical interest lioIn an u
explored country VII the cradle OF art Stood ana
who're remarkable people handled those heavy ana IN
wiedy blocks Of granite, unaSssttd - lnllON',l
inll and mechanical power. H"t me il' .epI
ogfst and the art historian who encouraged ana al-
pauded their keptOmain, because it would 90 50 nuch
good protest if SUc honest stealing rsu T. III tit
Drag having bigger pile uf small siJn's reared ail
lase of 1000 years and in full view OF tnc sprnld
exhibition mechanical genius and Of modern art AT TINS
American centennial 1876" Inc Institute passed
resolution menOTialzc the proper authorities AGAINST
a continuance OF the work on tie Washington Mohu-
| mcut in accordance with The present plans