New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22


amused retiring kind of eyes very agreeable TO look
;uto Entering there it is seen TO he, II garrett q
most liberal one with nearly she area Oh the Whole
rroupd plan and with great skylight ON tho broan
wsv alone which yivee il bath OF mild, equal, gem
eruus light 70 show mass OF everything on the
hare floor and plain walls. but no other human DC
ins exoept the solitary tenant / have described
Who NAV possibly sleep aud live in that part OF the
loft cut of by the angle of the stairway
The first thing to disengage itself from the hun
dred other things Is an enormous canvas OF lne
head and breast Of o totally NV and lnnovathg
Christ no fair haired Decentralization nor fantng
Eooe Homo, but grand young Hebrew with great
orbs of ewes like worlds in solution, and polse
almost athletic, with beard and hair hkewse
strong and black ard red lips that women followed
for worldly sympathy and pale skin showing vigil
and study Here is the Enthusiast, the Scholar
the Master The coats of paint are fresh upon II,
and He fills the room like pew dispensatlon' nus
bend alone perhaps four five feet high, the can
vas, ten to fifteen feet. -
Propped I'D at another spot is now proof, still
unfinished OF the head Of Henry w. L0ngiehoW'
hfe-sze surrounded with glimpscs from ms Dost
known poems above. the starving tlme IN ina
watha. below. the search of Evangcline, and on
the sides the Lighthouse, the Raw OF Sunlight tne
Building of the Ship the Bridge, Miles StandiSh'
and tho Village Blacksmith. Near these is tho
copper-plate, nearly finished. where tho craving
| tool inst laid down perhaps has been chipping the
red metal Several new ctchings, apparently WORKED
off in sornc disobedieDt mood by way OF rclei from
| regular toll are pinned or tackled against inc
plaster Ncw-York reflected in the Hudson by
| fantastic moonlight; bridge whose arch makes
perfect oval in stream, like Dianas mirror girl
| aGeld beneath an umbrella gathering weed noWerS'
There appcar upon the wall irregular steel cnGrav-
| Nugl ~
General Lee. Stonewall Jackson, Garfield and Han
cock Some original portraits, attempted IN arnu'e-
! mont. one of Horace Grelcy's secretary. when
Greeley dictated part of tn American Conflict
another of old Henry ClaPp the Bohrminn' ne
| around in frames among specimens oil kcmhr'ul"''
Delacrois and Durcr. Finally the eye stops al q
| differing new canvas in green StrcakS oi say
homecoming most nonchalcn yet intending ra~a!
Swing tarcs across n ploushcd field by night, ami
| in the froggy moonlight are seen the same tai'S
| rising swiftly mp like wecdy rnps
And this is % Broadway garrett you mentally
exc,oim. turning to look at the peculiar tenant
whose visitors are his creations and his world tbs
uyofusc waste OF gallant clements. 1t Is Marshall.
the cnrravcr whose line works are placed IN prefer
cnce to any contemporaries for study at tn school
dcs 3caux Arts. Paris. where NE studied aS New
| York bow His heal of Lincoln l. on tens "a th"u-
sends of Inantcl pieces. In the last campaign the
steel engraved, lull-silo heads of the candidates
were his and he furnished some 10000 To the ''-
nuhican Committee alone. He prints or sketches
| his subject then ctchcs or cncraVrs IT, the poet
nqnter and mechanic easily aSsocatin' IN "
cranum as casy-soinr and forc tfll Of woIdlv tact
dis r,rc replcc aud carptlcs, Old garnet If
rclc> ant 20 Broadway only fifty feet below.
| CRAVEN IMAGrs.
The new statue of Farragu will y" Tho only r'cos-
here of Ncrunc our civic creator Even the littl"
pvor seine i allolqrically scupur,d near the Place
dc n GuiIlotinc; The Tibtr and the Thames, Nelson
and Du Ouesnc. Drake and Columbus all received
foreign art consideration. In the Central fAiA the
| River Hudson Joining the Sound might nave mace
I;cct ccpol ~ the heavy angel stirring the pool,
| though perhaps the later c"mm"morat"s the h'a'y
newspaper articles on strtct-cicaning n'~ IN vogue
T,cr will now c five statues Oh tn. line Of Broad
yo, two at Madson-squarc. thrc at tuiou ,quar''
and al crvditahlc in motrc. tn portrait 'tainary
in Central Park is saved frrn condemnation by IN"
| ShoLcsncare aud the Webster. T. think IF man
having been knghtcd for mo telling such things ~
| Burns and scott! tn, Burns looks like the death
Of Robert Emmett anl the SCOTT seems 10 hc t>ti-
lnouiai to John O'gcnS, playing Forty AIMS
! Ben Franklin il nearly tn In'.t scup'urI m'n "a
this country; public s,atnc. Of Ein"Yi-t IN l"'i"n'
Ncyy-York, New Orleans. PAA1!rl? hiA AMI Washing
ton. The ONLY spirited sculptor Great Britain has
|
the best street statuary in Vict'r.a7 Kingdom;
Policy also @,ut to America std;ueonc of hi, best.
Stoncwan Jackson, for Richrond
sCrSrs IN THE srBtrrs.
The variety of towns ana rcs'rts near N'W-i'rN
WAS suggested Ia me this week by taking the new
route TO High Bridge and - seeing ne" htho-
graphic view of the city oi iIobok"n. the latter
probably intended To he s~nt t" Germany. On
large sheet of paper llobOken stood III IN" forr-
To- ff o.
burbsL and the Bay. Staten Island, even Coney Is
land were merely attributes of Hobokcn. Yet
what n Mace IIoboken would In If there was No
New-Yorkl More of seaport, and of larger
Growth than Charleston. Portland, Quebec, Halifax
Savannah or Mobile Its Stdlton. sHppoIng New
York Island u be bare, would De much Ike one
bees living around basaitic heights, AMI from IFS
Palisades surveying another Isle of Orleans. No
| CITY in the East is so distiuctvely German, none
more suggests real city Of Germany like Cohlenz
or Maycnce. Founded by John Stevens IN lSoi, ana
only incorporated as a city IN 1873. lioboAcn ami
the parts adjacent had A.. 900 inhabitants in 1870
and with Jersey City 12s.0O0. Mr.. Winfield says
in his History of Hudson County that Hoboken was
an Indian word meaning tobaccO-pipc," hut |
hive my doubts. Hcr1nanus Van Iloboken was tho
nane Of schoolmaster IN New-Amstcrdam in 1860,
and he read service in Peter StuyveHaafs Bowery
Church Hobokeu sounds Dutch, and IS by analogy
Dutch recollect more than twenty years ago, DO
fore the Central Park was anything but name,
that never came TO Ncw-Yorh but to visit Hobo
ken and sit in the ElySian fields, see the Sihyrs
Cave, and drink tho beer. Now, like half the lazy
world, sec little beyond Broadway, but all this
time our German neighbor has been growing more
stately and its large hotoA parks broad streets and
abundant sociability arc fonnd worth depicting to
| the German world at home. There used 10 be NJ
once the Jerome Park and the FlshiOn course OF uc
Metropolis.