New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21


60, society vas opened at theSNational Academy OF
n..iy, people who visited 1t Will remember HAVING
In pcture there entitled Polar GIowa Reciilnesr
S.,r,n, Mr. George 1. FTankenstein. when he saw
a. r-ots 70 the committee that the picture was copy
"a therefore an infringement Of Gustavus Frankeh-
80. Magic Rcciprocals." which were copyrighted
~ $50 He further said that the maker OF
enc pictnre had learned the art from explana-
60. no himself had given him In his own studio ana
soo seeing tee originals. Having heard that be had
5eTeppor drawn several pictures he warned him not 90
exhlbt ANYTHING that was made In imitation OF me
Magic RrcproCals" -; nut to little purpose ~ woud
sse,n Tne committee were asked 30 remove the picture
from the walls OF the Academy. ana thcy tIULPL5
Sranfed The request saving the picture had been &c
ctped on he positive statement OF the exhibitor
thai e was entirely original
Ottawa is the natural centre of the lumber
trade ana not of the society OF the Dominion. and the
good people who 20 to the vcereSa d-awingrooms aau
are admitted 10 the presence Of royalty are out OF he
element Al the reception Saturday evening ihere
were fewer highuecked dresses worn Than were seen
the previous evening. and the wearcrs OF low-heoAe
dresses are SAID to have gone as far "a fashion P
and somewhat further than decency demahos VIM"
the presen tations began many oi the ladies' I''' '
heads and were completely uuDeiStd, More IMAM ou'
bowed to the siarq,us and forgot 70 acknowledge the
presence of the Princess, but the lattice Il Is comfort
70 learn. invariably affected not 10 NOTICE the omission
and bowed ~ the unwilling offender against sacred
81 missed ont Gentlemen ai>u MADE Souu Nr4u
mn Many advanced, and, spreading their Aani- - W
tie lstefu salasm nearly European attire pei
n tte nile others bowed the mead. and pcered IoA
beneath the eyebrows at ;he face o. royalty.
The cash value Of an Italian boy has been
ST ia Boston 40 $50. When the relatives ol certain
bow sought 20 redeem HIM from sryiude, bis Iadr"re
demanded that sum as the price ~ him. IRE H'''."
Q}ostos SAYS the number Of suc children ln tA"' .t
Is great ana has heavily increased owing 20 tnr severe
laws cuactcd 10 this state aud in Pennsy vana some
a. the CHILDREN were purchased IT. Italy Of their parent
or ~ persons claiming 10 bc their pareuls WA4r
others were stolen or kidnapped from Their homes OF
on the streets. They are employed "a bootoiacA-
besgars and street musicians and are cruelty punished
wien thcf earnings are not sI, 'cut 20 satisfy Their
EMPLOYERS TIe story j. lated Of a certain child
guilty ~ no offence except thai 81 earUnS p cents -
stead Of 81. stripped ana h-arn WIN i-afI-
eru rap Uutii the tendon Of h's Anee was acer.ie
di.iou Dc was dashed To the chimney on the 100. ca
9eir 6 now before The STATE I-c-l.iuro wldcl
1.uvlGcs H.. th- correction OF ttcsc outre--s
A Birmingham clcrgyma las aSt0msheu
that CITY by preaching q sermon ia winch be declared
That the burning The Town Library Was nothing more
or es- than au act Of Gods judgment the town for
s goddess education IN board schools in forb.Gdu2
the Bible 20 be taught there. 1T WAS po'' he SAID
The gasma Is fault that the oGihcs caught ht" 'i
GODS Wind that blew the chip across The tame ;LE
FIRE % the other chips which caused the coiasrauon
thereby showing Gods yeugeGrce a0H wIatL by cousn-
ing reu book. because HE Boob was lot tau-ht IN tie
to4-J schools" b and by. perhaps somebody viii
SOY that tie destruction Of the shake collection
WIS God'- animation that the drama a uupea-ing I'D
HIS sight Ills vould bo as sensible THIS ia thud o.
interpreting casualties may be applied 20 almost any
OF tueIn tLe only difficulty ahou; being that u Is
finite WAY of iudCirg the infinite aud IresUppos's
llo,rIed, ~ OF the unknovaule. r. general sense.
Providence governs al terrestrial t1fS' bur as {" u
tiers anou Inch ucu dfei, one sac pa 49, nue. '.-
sd will b- t. claim II. To U1 so with an arrogant
i a,1a '- Oh I' 'y Is TO come ''' D'' ~ pro
a case of unce-of-his-nephew-au nephew
ofll,-uucIc comes down the from saIat. A.
Tire stony -o, The troy Tnos the bachelor uuec Was
ncn olI follow LIVING Louisiana, and tnt nephew
youus uau ID ,arato-a 10 need Of money. This young
man. IN So conceived tn idea Of paying his unce
visit Tuis he did. and the uncle entertained HIM rrAt
royay tnat lie went nome WIN 900 IL hls pocket
for which Dc had given bis note. In few months Lee
thought lie could make Use o. "a l.ue more money,
and sent a letter to that Cr c. az the same tame
Inviting his beuefactor 10 visit him Drafts amounting
in total 30 - 900 promptly sent hrm. and soon
Gftervard The uncle himself reached Saratoga he
al been there short time when lac discovered that
the note Tor - 600 missing from his papers he
promptly reported the fact 20 IF, nephew and asked
him for mother note The nephew at once prof,ss.l
surprise ana declared that be had borrowed only
$1,000 Arguments were unaysiI.ng. aud at Last
les.l advice was sought. which resulted ia making
IA r-anesr fur 81 900 note. But when ta.s made
the ungrs hew Of his uncle presented the ola
gentleman With bis board bi and other u'in, charged
against HIM. among tGem fifteen drinks per uaN, a.d
sn. sum, ~ money said 20 have been borrowed. the
wuo., amounting 800 Tie Uuc DENIED tuai he LaI
had sire drink. or money, and sid be- supposed 'hr
board was gratWtOus, but he allowed tn c.a N
and got "a judgment for $500. As he had m'de
q thousand dollars and more by this uanseClio.,
fbe u-u..W thought he would try his Toe.
at another Admitting Tint be had rereyed tie $500
IA drl. g., declared that he had paid oacN AuutrI
sui5 wa t. rrsu aud the uncle got o second jude
1uent tor - rs 3d. Wny, the young fool" suii the
old bachelor ' Iul ended 10 leave l.N every dollar
had rat JtT he will not get a cent