New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

many artist i'm preference a. They are covered
with successive coats Of pant to give them too i
Ar ;is Iuanufactory the preparation OF canVascs anu
miboarls s under the snpers sion OF an Ehgsn h
engaged in tots business most of his life lie has ae
qurd great skill and his employers state tas IN man an
hale and hearty tnough his age were 3hS ~
has hardly known SICK DAY io ear ~, ie ,yt of
a singular dream nc had when boy. .. ,,is
ion Of this great business One rot acquainted win me
subject cannot help feeling establishment AT he eA'en
and variety Of th 69nfh . OF and shane and OF
dozen different kinds OF har Somo OF tn1 pfst i o0i
MARI sl OF as ie Ge ea 't as that made by needles
pon and others broad and short, made OF coarse
stif hair and ut only for vanishing or daubing on
masses OF color The principal kinds Of hair used Tor
brushes are fOlOws Hogs hrstles, when Debg coise
aud stG, make good vanishing brushes; bears iur
which IL also stiff and hard and used mainly for yarns
ing brushes; badger bar, which ~ loDg. soit' any
snfc, and OF s,S TDeh hare are whcS is very long aud
vey elastic and is made up into the finest ana cotest
and second only 10 sable in fineness; and COX hair,
which Is pulled from the inside OF cows ears and being
exceedingly long and elastic MAKES goou soS n,,d
lettering brushes The skins OF the animals mphlloe
are mPorted in bales, and boys, with shears cut
airanged by the bruslmakers The denuded hides arc
then sold TO gue-akers me value OF soie OF S d
costly kinds of hair exceeds mat OF e'i Negt ol Lo
so that each particular hair may be sad 10 nave Us pte
handful OF sableta hair, Tor instance is worth 500
and camels hair Is only little less NaiuaDe INC ..teS
of brushes made IS almost liliilt az nt-
order them msde after particular porn or device
OF their owl.
This firm also manufactures various kinds OF cOafsef
paint such "a American yernliilOn when serves very
well IN tho place of Chinese quicksil or Nerml hd
beug far ess costly extensively employed for painting
Agricultural implements. The ingredients are whit ieau
and bichruiuate OF potash which arc boiled together III
water the color OF the mixture gradually changing IRON
dirty white to brilliant red A rrecpitato y infihe1
which after being dried on chalk-stonca, IA MAtu
with nsccd oil ami ground. Inc paint i5 t!n iUAuy
for usc DPYOc x Co. make Chrpuc green ana AtlloN'
used largely by wagon makers, and i0i painting NihuoW
binds ctc Pu.sian blue, which is used ~ almost a
Kinds of manufacture, not excepting tnat oi patent
leather and Paris green, which * used IN wan paper
These are manufactured by process similar 10 that ny
which yeImi0n is made. AMI IA Immense quantliloo'
Most pang are made from natural pigments llh0Ilol
from foreign countries. Inc chei Ol hc'e ~ ~
Vondykc brown, q partially decOInpOscd miuhin0us
wood found on the shore, OF the Mediterranean IN TUT
key; UNDER. yellow pigment also iouhd lh 'uhl
and sienna which Is imported from nay. Inc
Infer loses 90 per cent OF lts weight ny
driving and this loss falls upon tho IN
smoldcrs When put into oven and consequently must
DO dried by steam !! T. used by artists 10 gaze over
thclr pictures, giving them rich, WaIu tone. Ines,
pigments are first perfectly dried and Then are ma
ftth lin seed OH through two iron tulf ARTISTS co"Is
ar,, iNcd and ground with imported poplN-sc"d on
which does NOT turn yellow pJ 0AiAioh On cNVo'HcD
tho air Ike liusetd oil.
Prom % 10 100 mon are employed by Mes,rs DcVOo
G. Go. in their mandatory Many OF tI'ih nave becn
engaged IN the ntnc hu ur from iu ~ years, ana
N account OF the excellent sanitary arrangements o 'Hc
huild,e thew have hardly known day OF sickness III M
that lime Alrssrs Dc'oe q 60. have recently bought
the new stores 40 Fulton and Wluan-sts' tl9 "Oid
Duch Church corner" and viii occupy thcH on Narch l.
me firm T.. composed OF 4. ". b''Ue Jamcs +. Drum
mond. Frederick Saunders, jr., and j. >eavcf faso.