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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03
JOURNALISTIC LITIGAN rs.


MOTION TO HAVE \ RECEIVER APPOINTED ron
NEwsPArER.
Quite a number Of newspaper men" and others
assembled IN Judge sodgwck's court yesterday 10
Iston TO the argument on tue mouon for q receiver
tor the New York Eueatng MaA Tho motion
made on behalf OF WilIism H. white In n suit brought
by him against Clark Bell the present manager Tho
eompiaint states that Dr. WHITE ana Clark Boi, who
we're stockholders of tho old EuentHg Mad, acquired
sne good will Of The reorgsnized New Yo,k EUenang
Mad. that Msssrs Whus aud BeH ana h. ~.
AchcI nlcd OF incorporation, Dut 20 organ.
waite ana the aefendasl mr. Bell, continued
sole owners. Tue complaint eoss ON 70 ssy that
Mr. Bell was business manager VI TIE pEDei
an advanced moneys 20 dsrsy sxpesAss y "b'tb 20
entry could be ioand IN asenGsDe's Dookes 49, that
painiin IL informed and believes deieDdsnt ~ whoiy
Incompetent conduct the BUSINESS ~btcA "ogid W
probable II conducted b. suitable pefeo1. Shefe.
lore plaInun asks Tor q receiver gbe az ACCOUNTING
ine answer = general denial ol al tie mAtersI ale
RatlOne ~ tbe complaint % tue nivtivs yenLefaay
numerous alidaylts we're read % DyiD Asass. Ar
tul.r, appeared ior toe piaintlH, read an aeef
lvnal aidsyit ~ the latter statug thai ne aoc tue
acfcndaDt a.. tqua owbers, aoJ tbaa tue acisnoant
has right 10 ve manager AM ueasufer 81 the payer
aud tDat tbs dismissal W tbe csiendant ~ AeJor
bunny, ono Of tbs eitsfs, ives etsry fvn0ss - tne
~ sspy Mr. seveI READ the answer aud sfudayiJ
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A WIDOWS SUIT.

A rather Interesting will contest is pending before
Surrogate Daley OF Kings county. In which the widow
OF Michael Wilkinson, former police ofnccr OF this
city applied tor letters OF administration IN the estate
OF her deceased husband. The latter died interstate,
leaving about S. 900 In bank. Some Of the children
Of tho deceased by . former wifo denied that
tho plaintiff was his wiie Mrs Catherine Gsdney
testified that she was q nsighbor Of the
wnkinsons Tor many years, whsn The deceased kept
umbrella store DIVISION street. After the death
OF his nfsl vile he married MISS Allen. Tnoy did
nos i've happily alter I8s2 Mrs. Gednsy had not
seen sne second Mrs. Wnkinsou since 1851 or 1862
The Widows attorney, as soon rs Tho parry opposng
rested their case, put In = decree OF the Supreme
Court awarding Judgment OF absolute divorces IN 1851
10 Michael Wilkinson from HIS wifo rno case will
como ny to-day 10 allow the production Of the Juds-
mont roll IN ths divorce suII
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traversing most OF tho allegations In the complaint
II was alleged that there Il no d-Dger 10 tn paper NY
Mr. Bell carrying on and thai the paper could not
be carried on withous some ono dong what Mr. Bell
dsiray expenses; but snat n q certain sun could be
raised make changes the business could Do pront-
ably conducted Tue defendant says the advances
mentioned made by the plaintiff ~ president Of
the Mail Association 10 defendant as secretary, and
for self ind vjdually, bot Tor tho association.
and the New York Nal Association, with defend
ant treasurer aud manager, ~ the lawful owner,
ana tor the past month the defendant has published
paper not only without aid from the plaiDtn, but
against his active hostility
Tue Argument toward The close became quite bitter
and personal but Judge Sedgwick intimated IN polite
terms that there necessity for any display OF
Qualities and At the conclusion OF tho argument
took the papers, reserving ms decision.
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Picked crews OF the day and night clerks Of tho
New York Post once rSwcd a four-oarod shell on
the Hudson ut Csrmansvie yesterday morning.
An accident deprived the event OF 10 anticipated In
terest broken In the shell oil the day early
In the race causing them to temporarily retire The
distance three miles with turn, over the regu-
lar regatta oil the Carmansvlo Club the start
beng from tue loot OF l52i street.
Mr. George Spfingstccn. OF the Atlanta Club, was
referee AID he cent the boats away lob. l0m Eos.
even terms When 100 ysras had been sone over,
the day crew leading Their opponents slightly, Big
a, their bow oar, parted tho wire ON la. ouriggsr,
winch, givinR the craft a iurch, Coughiiu, No. 3.
'caught crsD" and snapped mis- oar IN hall close ~
tho leather. In this crippled plight the day crew
were compelled 10 '.pu Tor the SHORE" which they
did once, and obtaining . new sweep Tor
Cougbin, they followed tho night crew over tho
course The latter, in Ire absence Of The day CLERKS,
did not Iensthen out their stroke az they might yes
nnishcd the distance In aim. 25< Tho Jay crew are
ANXIOUS Tor aDoner meeting, as they icsi capable Of
beating their opponents IA sucn n race.
rha crews were: might clsvk-Loun Rcnncr. bow;
sam kdwsrds. yonD Faglu; A. u. Wilson, stroke.
Day clerks--w. H. bigiin, bow; William CougDlin.
John W. CryoD; EDWARD Tyler, stroke.
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PERALTO'S RIDE.

All the arrangements have boon made for tho great
trial of endurance ut which Francisco Porato and
nny horses To be put morrow on tho truck Of
the Prospect PARK FAIR Grounds Associa-
ton, near Gravesend, L. As has boon
published. the Mexican viii attempt TO
ride sob miles fifteen hours changing
his horse as frequently AS IL SUITS hin. He win
always have a stand OF four saadied horses. They
Will be on the track to-day Tho judges have already
been selected anu so has the phys clan, who will
take exclusive charge Of Peralto tonight Tho
handsome Mexican Is In excellent condition,
ana feeis sure that he viii He will
the spanish saddle, stripped Of its
cumbrous trappings and will short stirrup
lie viii year bsck pantaoons, heavy boots and u
white shirt HIS eyes VIII be projected by double
goggles ana he Will havca patent rsspirator affixed
his mouth. The horse cars via Smitn and Jay streste
Am
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BOATING NOTES.

The Nay regatta Of tins students Of the College Of
the CITY OF New York tsck place yesterday Thoy
lett Harlem Bridge At eight O'Clock, there being
twntyave boats and ten bargcs In tho nsst, and pro-
ceeded College Point where they arrived At eleven
O'Clock. Tho day passed In harmless recreation
aud the return made IT sunset, no accident having
occurred
West and Mack, pair-oarsd, and Rathborne. single
sculier, OF the New York Athletic Club, are pfac-
Using daily tor the Watkins regatta.
George GaIse, single scaiisr. VI the Granercy Club.
will row Al Watkins.
Clsgg aud csmpan, OF tho Detroit scuers, and WIN.
lam b. Curtis aud AN unknown, OF Now York, will
row y pair-oared race, three miles with turn, on
Seneca Lake during the coming regatta.
Mr.. Charles Chase, Hsrcmite. is making prepara-
tons for u canoe cruise IN Eastcrn waters during tho
approacning season. HIS craft 10 Is feet long aud
weighs about 90 los Mr. Chasc's "trip viii occupy
three msntha
Tbe Ataianta and Daunlisss tours are the Harlem
every afternoon.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

The children OF the Five Points House Of Industry
gave reception last evening A. Cnickering Hail. tho
object being to help TO pay the expenses Of the ins
tution and the same time exhibit tho proficiency
effects Of The training Of the House oi Indus
try. tho programme was we'll adapted 10 the
voices and capacity OF the little ones. who nc
Quilted themselves very croditaDly and wero re-
warded by tho hearty sncores OF the audience.
Roofs canlata, "rhe Flower Queen" consisting Of
solos, duets and choruses vas received with marked
favor aud gave general satisfaction The Rev. DR..
John Il all dcGverea an appropriate and Impressive
address, setting iorth The useiuiDess oil the insttu
ton, It's claims upon the charitable pubic, ana the
strong appeal la favor oil thu institution, which had
Tor It's object only the leediDg clothing and tram
Ing oil tne little ones, but also their spiritual well
lar
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A post-mortcm examination IN The ease Of Uirich
sarauck, OF No. " Union svsaae, urcenpoint Who
died alter taxing . Russian bath on Wednesday
night, disclosed Tho fact that his death due to
heart disease.
Julia brennan, aged sxty .iour, died yesterday from
injuries received Dy faIiug down fight Of stars at
her rehIlcnce, No 900 WEST Forty ioufth street.
EEon DtvlIn, sgeI one car, during the temporary
absence 0 her mother tell iuto tuU OF water yester
day a. No. ~ Chambers street aud WIS drowned.
Mage " cnuor, two aud a hall years oIu, OF No.
3tf Lsst Sintn street, was run over aud Instantly
led yesterday, al tue eorner Of Eighth street aud
Fret avenue, W car No. 10 oi tins Crosatown line.
Dayld hAnerLy, tue dTIvaI, was a. rested
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Alfred NJ. waddel, NJ. C., Of North Carohns, win
deliver a lecture this evening al sioinway Hall on
"rhe Confederate Soldier" Tho proceeds Of the
lecture for The benefit OF the veteran corps Of the
Forty-seventh New YORK toIunteers-Private Niles
0Rciliy's regiment. Mr. WaddcIi was = General In
the Confederate service during the war; and 10 conse
qucnty thoroughly conversant with hrs subject.
Inc request that he denver the lecture sigDea ny
nearly hve thousand ex-vuiuntesrs OF the Union
army. By PERMISSION OF General Hancock the Gov
eruor's Island Band vii ephvon the evening with
military music II IL hoped that The veterans
will recsive n substantial testimonial
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RAPID TRANSIT.

The Rapid Transit Commissioners OF brooklyn met
in executive SESSION Yesterday 1t No 2l3 Montague
street. Mayor General Newton who present, con-
sen,ed to act advising engineer. tho commission
ers viii again Monday, when - route will be
decided upon
THE GILBERT ROAD.
The associated directors ana PresIdent Pullman oil
the Gilbert Elevated Kaiiroad, maze oflicisI TRIP
the roau yesterday. There vas tram OF three
carrying 100 passengers. IL started from Trinity
Cburch aud made the Journey TO Central Park, dis
lance nvc mica. Ia eleven minutes.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

The twoiith n,Id meeting OF tho Athletic Associa-
ton Of Columbia College wii take place ON tho
grounds OF The New York Athletic cluo, Mott Havsn
tomorrow al quarter past two O'Clock Tho events
TO be decided rsOns mile walk running high leap.
halt mile run, pole vsulting 100 yards dash, throw
ins tue hammer, one quarter mis run 220 yards
run, two mile walk, running broad jump hut1ic
race, Que milo run balim ran (open 10 ali anna
teursl aud stoepiccnaso over tho regular course
Trains on the Harlem Railroad Will leave tho Grand
Central Depot balpast aud nall past two y. NJ
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KINGS COUNrY's EXPENSES.

The final meeting for the revision ana preparation
OF the Kings county budget held by the Committee
General Taxes Of the Kings Oounty Board OF super
vsors yesterday morning The total amount OF OK
pcnses including tho necessary proper
c.rng OF the county poor, has been estimated At
s., go, 4oS &C. lhs sum about $40, 600 more than
last nscai year, but the -
owing TO jail rspairs the building OF bridges over
New Town Creek aud the erection Of an armory Tor
the Fifteenth battalion. The committee will probably
their report 10 the Board oil Estimate Monday
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BASEBALL.

game was played on the Union Grounds yesterday
afternoon between the Lsiayettes " East Williams
burg and the Brooxlyns, wnion resulted IN another
victory for the Brooklyns Mathews pitched. The
strong batting Of she Brookyns the feature OF The
game Clare made . very pretty double play In the
third inning, catching low line ny ball In one hand
ana cutting of the base runner. The third base play
OF Holloway, Of the Lafayeties. remarkably hue
I.aughln, Bass and McGIynn played admirably 10
their respective positions The following 10 the
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FREEHOLDEhS' MEETING.

Tho regular somi- monthly meeting Of the Hudson
County IN. ~ Board OF Chosen Freenolders was held
yesterday In the Court House In Jersey City. large
amount or routine business was transacted. The
ports OF the county Institutions Tor the last
year were presented 10 the Board ordered TO DO
published TIE OF the institutions NJ Snake Hill
was AS foiows:-smapox Asylum. 5000 20; Luna
tic Asylum, So 223 ~; Amsnou-e, $o057S 81; Peni
tsntnry, 50. OF "a Total, S1il.40O 49,
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The owners Of SPITE dogs who procured licenses
yesterday as ioilows;f Carr ala, No u Stanton
street; y. Lentz No Ludlow street; n. W. Becker,
No. a. West THIRD street; NJ. Mclean, No. so4 East
I2o,h street; Otto Roger, No. 1ig Avenue A; Dr. A.
H.dginan, No l4I East hirty eIgbth street; d. Tai
ven, No. $40 East Ii5th street; Week. No. 143 Sui
iivan street; y. fisg, No. ZIG Hudson street; Mrs.
Richards, No % Perry street l. Wocrner, No go
w
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Robert Arms, g.est .. - tue Broadway hotels,
Was ascosscd Wednesday night while waking ON
sixth avenue ~ go sfls, named NIDsis Kesiy ADD
n sty Harr son. aud a. tHsv solicitation went with
then ~ iouae - kast btoao~sy, shers ms gold
sAs arrested tae Bvsofy and tskeD the Essex
MarEat Court yesterday where she TetnaDaed Tor
Cly.
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COACHING.

HOW THE "rALLY-Ho" WILL BE RECEIVED IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 2 1878
The entry OF the "Tsly-Ho" Into Philadelphia next
Saturday afternoon viii be sight worth seeing Not
only Will the finest surnouts In The city be present TO
witness the nuish, but another charm Will DO added
TO the In the way Of reception and escort
By an I'M posiyg cavacade oil ladies ana gentlemen on
horseback The pupils OF three fashionable riding
have organized cavaicade OF l25youug ladies'
aud gentlemen 10 receive the coach 10 brilliant style.
The escort viii out Broad street and head
the procession to the ST. George HOTEL
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THE AMERICAN TEAM.

meeting Of the mite OF the board Of directors
Of the National RIFE Association was 10 have been
held Vt the Hoffman House last evening for The pur-
pose Of selecting = team to defend the Centennial
trophy this year. and also 90 arrange general pro-
gramme Tor the next coolest. Out OF the committee
Of i've but two made thor appearaDce-Major Fulton
ana Captain Hoiiand-and the meeting was therefore
ndjournei Till next Monday evening ~ tho same time
,1ad uluca
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SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

Justice Pinckney toox his seat the bench Of tho
Seventh District Civil Court yesterday morning at
the usual hour proceeded 10 dispose OF tho cases
that came up before HIM Considerable Indignation
Was expressed by number Of lawyers who we're
present At the manner la which the business Of
Court 10 have been neglected Of late, on the
previous day fully eighty ninety landlords visited
the court for tns purpose Of procuring dIsposscss
warrants against refractory tenants but could not do
80, owing 10 the absence OF the Judge.
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STATEN ISLAND ATHLETES

The newly organized Athletic DUB OF staten Island
win have their nrst spring opening at their grounds,
West Brighton. on Decoration Day, 30th inst rho
programme will consist 81 hundred yard dash, =
quaft.r.mns bandIeap run, n hsifmife nandIcsp, a
one fnlio walk and oDc-sxtp ~ a n,is hurdle race.
God medals nnd twenty dollar gold piece viii We
awarded " tnc winners.
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DYING OF HIS INJURIES.

Timothy Bronson and John king, employees Of the
Constable Point Zine Works, IN Jersey Cmy, had
violent quarrel on Wednesday Of last week which
tho latter severely stabbed HIS assaiant was ar
rested anu baiied IN e7O0 by the Recofdor as Kings
inJurcs were not supposed TO bo ists On "Wednesday
Tue wounded msu vas critical = condition. that
the Recorder oaused Bfen. on 10 b. re.arrsstcd
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The FERRON MURDER.

Coroner simms, Of Brooklyn, was TO have held an In
quest yesterday IN the OF Bernard Fcrrsn. the
murdered boatmsn, but postponed Il IN me absence
OF certain evidence
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AZ his brothers. house, In Bcckmrn street, Newark
N. j., on Wednesday night, Louis kccIhcfer, CON-
positor, twenty years " agc, white careIcssy hand
aing a Ioeded pistol, discharged ~. and the ball
lodged ia has Jolt luna. Last hixhs he was dyins.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

MONTHLY CONTEST FOR TIE CHAMPION BADGE
or THE KINGS COUNTY GUN CLUB.
The Kings County Gun Club held it, regular monthly
nsld meeting yesterday At the Brooklyn DRIVING Park,
Parkville L. L. and shot for the champion gold badge
SUMMARY.
BRooKLys DRIVING PARK, PARKvILLs, L. l., May 2,
lS7s.-Rcguar monthly shooting OF the Kings County
Gun Clup Tor the champion gold badge; II entries,
10 birds EACH 2j yards RISE ~ yards boundary; ~
ounces OF shot AMI and traps; Long Island rules
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WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The entries for the tniry-six hours tprofessional
and twenty-iour hours (amateurl walking champion
ships will close tomorrow. e Plummsr, No. IA War
rem st., mas the tousnamens Ia charge.
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SoClALlSTIC ME1lING.

A mass meeting Of Brooklyn socialists will be hsiS
TINS evening, mt L,ric Hail. corner OF Fourth avenu
ami Eighteenth street, Ia that city, wncn aBotbe
sectioun Of tho "Unitcd states ,Iaistlc Worktug
mcn's Party" will probably be fofneu Ihe party u
rapidly growing Brooklyn aud ''scctons are BENT
established IN various Darls OF the CIV.
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DIVORCED.

decree Of divorce was granted by Judge Gilbert,
Of the supreme Court, Kings county, yesterday, IN
favor OF the pHiniin, IN the suis brought by Mrs.
Aunie e. Bixoy against her husband, Charles N.
Bxoy. rms custody Of the child grantoa 70 the
nan
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1,t 2d al. An.
THE LAFLIN TESTIMONIAL.

testimonial benefit will be rendered 70 j. N.
Lann tho club swinger. Giimors's Garden. to-mor
row evening" which many well known athletes viii
appear in wrestling ana spsrring contests. During
the evening Lafsn viii sct-to with Joe Goss Johnny
Dryer and steve Taylor.
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COMPROMISED.

Judge Pratt, Of the supreme couri, Kings county,
granted order yesterday ratmying a compromise
effected between Jeremiah wYissingnam, receiver Of
the dsfunct Loaners' Bank, aud archibald NJ Bnsa
Tho brought 10 recover Sy3l1 So OF money
borrowed from The bang aud Tor $4,000 balance due
on sock OF bank,
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EXCISE LICENSES.

Tho Excise Commissioners yesterday granted about
three hundred licenses, Ton Of which for hoses
rhc propricsors OF the fifth Avenue Hotel and Mr.
Dcirnonico made application Tor renewal OF their
llceurer.
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Bosrox, May 2. 1878.
At walnut hill range yesterday, w. II. Jackson, of
the Massachusetts rine team, made twenty oonsscu-
tive bulp seves 2lS out Of possible 225 Al 500,
900 and ], 900 yarda
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PLDEsrRIANIsM AT The SOUTH.

ATLANTA, Ca, May q 1873
Professor Consistency finished last night walk OF 500
miles in 500 CONSECUTIVE hours Hs made the lag
mile In IL minutes
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JUHNooN'S SHOT.

Tho case OF Charles II. johnson, who shot and
wounded his WIFE, Florence johnson, on December
20 1871 will W tried before Judge Walsh IN Brooklyn
thursday ncxL
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HANDBALL.

fourhandsd contest at handoall took place at Nc
Quades Court Madison street, Yesterday afternoon.
between Michael Gleason and John Quinn, on the one
side and William Maloy ana John Lvsd the other.
The lwo latter the match by The following
score:-
1sL I'd 3d. An 9Th
q esson and Quinn II II IL IL 1873
Msloy and Lysid ...... 10 II IL n 2l-96
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FINE ARTS.
THE ART JOURNAL.

The number OF the Art Journal ID. Appleton COL
for May excellent one leaving out OF considcra
ton defect which will DO mentioned further on The
plates effective etching by A. Lalauze. alter
drawing by H. Gonbis, called "fhs PoslilioD;"
pure engraving by w. Rone, OF tho somew nat material
but boldly treated "The NIGEL OF tho Resurrec
,ion," from The monument by J. Administration. and
but fair etching oy L. Lowenstsm, after l. Alma
Tadema's painting, sculpture IN Ancient kome."
The opening article is a second insiament OF the
highly commendabls series, "rhe Homes Of Amer
ica.n Those described are Mr.. H. Hollis Hunnewells
residence at Wellesley, Mas. "Pi nebank" The home
OF Mr. Edward N. Perkins, AT Jamaica Plains; country
seat Of Mr.. Francis Parkman. ~ Jamaica Pond, and
that OF Colonel Theodore Lyman, at Brookine The
second oil the iiiustrators-that OF Pinebank-is q
very excellent drawing snd Undss we p nsas
Moran written about, and four good ILLUSTRATIONS
are gwen OF wen chosen ss.,,, subjects from
Norway" continued Following this comes
the first iuslaiment OF the objectionabic
feature above alluded TO- this being "The illustrated
Catalogue OF the Paris International Exhiotion. y
The illustrations of objects OF art and Of
artistic haudiwork, Carvings. carpets anu stained
glass by EnxiIsh manufacturers tine, but the idea
ssvors too much ol advort,sing The sixteen pages
devoted TO might be much better utilized and the
seres II published AT ALL should have been releg
10 a supplement. The concluding article rs an unsat
isaclory slightly critical review OF The pres.
Certainly IN journal crltiques Of the highest
order and thoroughly analytical should DO published
W. II. Boards SALE.
At the sale Of paintings ny W. II. Beard and other
artists Barker's auction rooms, yesterday alter
noon, there good abundance We give the prin-
cipai prices:-w. H. Boards Enlightened Deer" $ll5
the same artists ..rhe Eagle" $40; his ''Aiter
Shower" $73; and his "Littio savage $3.50; A.
Bers,ad,'s .LaKe Tahoe" $3.50; the same artst's
Rocky Mountain 'sshesp," $500; an excellent W. I.
Richards, 1910; w. II. Besra's white Fox" $40;
seymour bioodgood's "stooy Grove Trout stream"
SOB; w. IL Boards Swollen stream, $3.50; q. II.
McCord's s.New England twilight" 500; W. II.
Boards ''Raia OF Cats and Dogs $3.50; >.
Boards tom Thumbs Fight with lhe spider,
$s7 30; j. ". Cxsiear's "a Quiet Day IN Vermont"
$40; w. Wnittridge's "L2ke Aonupk," $225; Bier
stadt's .Eariy scenery Near sheffield, N. H, $40;
A lttlo Quanliey, 81; Robbins sunset, Autumn"
500; W. H. Boards ''Hark," $l66; William HArts
..froat Stream IN me Aa,roAd.cks" $40; James N.
Harris pastoral Landscape" $i96; W. n. Beard's
s.rhs Rivals" $40; George h. HANS "Dscenber
Roses. Rome" 500: W. II. Boards Kicked Out, I"
$l76; his ..Lo. the Poor Indan," $270; Boards "ihs
Lutte TruanI, aud Bristol were passed
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Brooklyn...... o-y
First base by errors -BrooElyns, Z; L.fsyettes
Left on buses-BrockIyns, s; Lafayeties, .. Runs
earned-Brookiyns, 5: Lafayette o.
5 Umpire-Nr. Jacoba M3
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

= Fell dead oat OF bounds
Referee, r. Jackson. Time OF shooting, one hour
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