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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

tRIMINAL.-The criminal busint rs
has been quite active, lately, and our
officers have beem busy.
Among the cases, are-Jas. Whitta-
ker and Chas. Chadwick, Chase, were
convicted, last Saturday, of gambling,
and the first nanlel was fined S25 and
costs and sixty days In jail; thei latter,
(informer) was fined ", which he paid.
Dec. Sd, Jas. Robinson, before Esquire
Cs.mpbell. was convicted of drunken
ness, aud fncd SIo aud costs; let of by
paying costs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06
The Greatest Pam killer

Yet found for Cramps, Collie, Stitch In
side or back, Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises, &C., Is Hamitt0n's
J0n,aica Ginger ionic and Rain Cure.
Bound OH with hot wet cloths 1t never
fails to cure. For Dyspepsia, Indiges-
.tion, Sick headache, fiatuience, iiarr-
hpa, dysentery, heartburn, sour stOm-
acli, DC, 1t Is unequalled. Warranted
to give relief. Used both internally
and externally. Warranted TO cure.
Try It. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold
by T.. Campbell, Baldwin Mich.
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Mr.. Fl. Hooper has lost an OK, and
would bc very thankful for information
leading to its recovery.
The parties from Luther, bound over
for robbery, were brought to Baldwin
and lodged in Jail, last night.
Do not fail to read tho advertise
mcnts; rs they always show you where
tile enterprising business men are.
+. Roberts has purchased the house
and lot Of Clair Young; AMI the latter
has removed To New York State.
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Ladies.

The LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT MF'G
Co., o So. May ST.. Chicago, ILL.,, wish
to secure u lady agent To control the
sale Of their new "Daisy Stocking
Supporter" In every town and village
In this section. In the hands ofa good
agent the DAISY" sells as fast as It
can be shown. Write, with stamps,
for terms, which are very liberal.
Business permanent ami worth $50 u
lnoutlt
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Willard Shane has gone to Charlotte,
where he enters the jeweiry store of w.
III. DeLamater.
f. McCluskey, of Ellsworth was In
town yesterday.
A street lamp has been placed In
front of the STAR office.
Tie business houses I'm Baldwin
were closed Thanksgiving Day.
The mild winter weather continues.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Jas. Fettit, OF Webber, will accept our
thanks for bountIful sample Of celery
grown by him the past season.
Mr.. n. H. Hollister spent Thanks
giving with his father In Clinton
county.
Now, the tax satherer Is abroad in
the land.
FosterHlaskman 4 Cos MILL has shut
down, for the ssason.
Henry WestherIy las removed
with his family TO Loepsis.
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For No. ] Hay, enquire at
BALDWIN CITY Mills.

Rev. Petroleum ". Nasty I'd. II.
lockc), will travel through tie South
ern States during Fill and Winter for
the purpose of Wi ing u series ofletters
to his paper, thr T,LFDo BLADE, his
Impressions of the great SJutIt. The
million rraIera Of the BLADE whU
have read "NAsBv IN EXILE" MAS.
by's Letters from Europc) will nppre-
ciate how the subject will be handled.
Every body Is invited Ia send for a
Specimen Copy. See advertisement
In another column.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Thessorth side Of the old store Of
Geo. N. Jones has been closed, and the
stock removed to the south room,
whsre Mrs Jones will close out the
goods, we understand.
afesp. Stitt d IAIi are building a
,mjll 1T Me head of PctHbouc Lake,
south of,Ba1dwIn and the Chicago a
Wet Michigan Railway has put spur
tnto the site. The mill will manu-
dacture lumber,, bath, and shingles.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Mrs- y. Mclaughlin, Of Ellsworth,
SIiO l,us ben suffering from long and
severe illness, Is slowly recovering.
A new Methodist church wis dcdi-
Gated, Mt Paris, Mccosta county, lust
Ssnsday-
We are sorry to learn that Fred.
GeDrich lost one Of his fiugers In feed
cutter, . few dsys ago.
Hon. y. M. Cutclseou and family, Of
Manistce, have gone to Washington,
where the General takes his seat In
EoHgres<, this Winter.
Next week we shall begin the pub
llcstion Of that Aeriid story -of inter-
est 10 nnany-entltlcd the delinquent t
LAX List"
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NOTICE 10 LUMBERMEN AND ORR.
EI's- Wanting to buy Beef 10y the Side,
Mutton or Pork by the Carcass, that I
have made arrangements with u firm
In Milwaukee to get 1t shipped In large
Quantities, and will supply you at the
cheapest rates you can get anywhere.
a. G. GoEHREND,
Baldwin Meat Market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

The Misses Coon sre creating one of
the handsomest residence grounds IN
the village.
N. Rogers has moved his meat mar
kct to the stand formerly occupied by
A. q. Goehreiid.
Tie dance, last Thursday evening,
was well attended, aud passed off pleas
antly we hear.
&. Fl. Formsn Is shipping the lumber
from his yard ut the station aud put
ting In shingie mill.
The work of putting in tho turntable
for the Chicago & West Michigan
Railway began, last Friday morning.
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baldwin seems located for "A railro,

baldwin seems. located for n railroad
center.
Tie old water tank of the r. & p.
Al. II H., will I've removed.
Coon, Russell 4 Go. are building an
addition to their barn.
The Methodist church euilding, ut
Nirvana is being finished off.
Mrs. Il. Shnne is having her restaur-
ant building painted in good shape.
The Chicago & West Michigan r.
r. CO. are erecting n water tank over
on the Middle Branch.
Only nineteen days to Christmas;
aud already the little folks are becom-
ing possessed with hopes and fears.
About fihree-quarters Of q ton Of vcn-
ison was shipped from Baldwin, by
express, last Friday morning.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Overcoats! Four Hundred and Forty
Overcoats, at very Low Prices! We
are overlooked with them; therefore
will sell them Is cents on the dollar
cheaper than before. Call early, be-
fore sizes are broken. price Mann
moth Clothing House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

The ome-price Mammoth Clothing
House, Of Chase, Mich., invites every
body to Examine their Stock OF Fine
Cloihing for Mcu and Boys. Also,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Vnlises. by doing so, you
will save money.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

All Orders for Flour, Feed, Hay, &c.
received before 4 O'clock p. M, will be
Delivered anywhere in Town, same
day, Free of charge. And all Orders
Through PostOfflce will Receive Direct
Attention. BALDWIN CITY DuLIs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Do you want good Ground Feed,
Corn, Oats, Bran, or Middlings, go t.
Baldwin City Mills, and examine, be-
fore buying elsewhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Good Buckslxin Gloves at One Dol
lar a Pair, at the One-price Mammoth
Clothing House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

G. w. Thompson, west of the Oc-
cidental, makes Speciality Of Nice
Fresh Butter, direct from the best
dairy portion of the State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

To Laborers and Mechanics! You
will Save Money by trading ut the
one-price Mammoth Clothing House
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

A Full aud Complete Stock Of Drugs
aud Medicines. at
II. MATTHEWS L. Co.'s,
Chase. Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

a larger line of F'iue Made Clothing
cannot be found in Northern Michi-
gan, than at tlie Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

MARRIED.--At Baldwin Nov. 20,
1881, by Rev. s. II. Dcinarest. Mr.. ED-
GAR LHAaIoN and Miss ALICE PAGE.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

New Goods received daily ut the
one-pricc Mammoth Clothing House,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

PREPARED MINCE MEAT!-Bcst
Quality, constantly on hand, at New
City Meat Market.
AUG. G. GoEIIREND,
Prop.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Fine Made Custom Clothing ut the
lowest prices, at the one. price Mann
moth Clothing House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Wall Paper, School Books, Paints,
Oils, and Jewclry; Fine Assortment,
at III. MATTHEWS d Co.'s,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Font miss looking ut the Case Of Sill
yer Ware, ut the Jewelry Store, Bald
win.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Large Line Of Lumberm mems q yosls
at Wholesale and Retail; at the one
price Mammoth Clothing House,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

You can have peep ut the Largest
and Best Assortment of Silverware
ever brought to Lake county, by calling
ut the Jcwelry Store, Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Christmas Is coming and II you want
to bay Nice Present. don't miss the
Jcwclry Store, Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Large line Of Trunks am.l Valises, at
the Oiie-price Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
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HCME STARLIGHT.

TO OER SCBSCRIBERS:--An Il
dra,rn ocross Mis item ,cifh pen or pen
Gil signifcs M0t your snJsc,i1,tiOn has
expired, and q resescoi respectfully SO
iicifsd.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-06

Buckwheat Flour for sale In any
quantity, Mt
BALDWIN CITY Mills.
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Cuisines Ssros.
rho's Smurthwaitc,

ThO'S NmurJhWNItc,
Attorney nj law and Solicitor IN
(hsn~cry. Iscnl Estate snd Insurance
Agent. Ofi'ce m Maple ST., Baldwin,
Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
TIE THIRTEEN CLUB.

The Thirteen Club celebrated its first ami
yersary nt the KnIckerbocker Cottage No Asa Sixth
ave- with dinner. on January 49, 1882. the club was
organized with thirteen members to combat the popular
superstitons attaching that number 1t selected the
Knickerbocker Cottage It's headquarters, because the
numbers 4i added together make thirteen, and secured
as club room room 10, OF the Cottage In the same
spirit the anniversary observed. The menu was
cofushaped card with border OF thirteen nails and
contained thirteen courses but tho number Of tho Club
has increased during the year that now reaches
thirteen times tho orgin thrteenin all 100 members
Among them are President Arthur, Roscoe Conkling s.
q Cox and other weLl-known men. At the anniversary
ast evening only small portion OF THIS number were
presen and these seated at three to
a table The evening passed in pleasant convivial
fashion, with oasts and short speeches. thirteen minutes
belns alowed-but strictly enforced to each mem
her. President Arthur, Mr. Cox and other members
who were not able to be present sent letters OF regret
or those who answered to their names, were Judge
David MoAdam, f. b. Thurber, Louis Renault W. wal
cot Marks and George Finlay. ,,, ,,.,A,...
PreylOus TO the dinner the club held bref business
meeting and after reports from retiring officers elected
Williams, voeruer; q. 2. Powell receiyerl ORartSs
snthcran sorlbe; Marvin X. Clark archylsti L. Z.
Wilder toast-Inaster and Robert Hyslop, marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
AMATEUR OARSMEN IN SESSION.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the National Association OF Amateur Oarsnen was heu
AT the Gsey House lat night. H. W. Garfield chair-
man OF the committee presided. All the members with
one exception wero present After the transacuoh OF
some routine business the principal matter OF interest TO
he discussed came up which the request OF Henry
Kirby Of the Narraganset Boat Club, OF PROVIDENCE
IN hive his disqualification as nm amateur removed
committee OF the Narraganset Club consisting OF sanue
Ar,es and n g. Davis, present. Mr. Ames SAID
that he came there state the feelings OF the NaaRan
cot, poat Club In regard TO the action OF the committee
o. acknowledging Mr.. Kirby. Mr.. Garfield interrupted
IT. t saving that the committee had told Mr.. Kirby to
onoor before Them and he had not done They had
otd ppon what they considered sufficient testimony
d conld not listen to any criticism OF their conduct
en- tho Norraganse.t Club. Mr.. Ames asserted that
n action Of the committee not legal in that they
nad NOT furnished TO Mr.. Kirby copy of the charges
against hun. MI 1hrhoi" o" ' nv ~
The SaTragansett Boat Club, said ne nave treated
.h,s cammittee witt contempt They have snapped their
Ar in our faces and thrown our communications Into
the waste basket" go, ,,,,, 90 tho Cruh q. tho
Oldest amateur boating organization IN Aecn aa one
~ the founders OF the National Association ehueu Ine
% hn heard committee finally appointed 70 re-
hear the case OF Mr. Kirby. resolution WIS pS-seu
dtsnusi,vtng l. L. Cattanack, OF the NarraEhhset OuD
The iacatlon OF John Cummings Oh noston, maS
removed committee the annual re4 vi ,no W
socistion which Will probably be helu ~ No"iA' was
| appointed.
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DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY a. 1SSsTWELv PAGl

glass window In the hail. and the guests standing on the
wide staircase and In the various rooms, could ell wit
ness It, The house Is gorgeous and the company,
beginning with the President and embracing all the
diplomats, the Navy and Army the venerable George
Bancroft the most eminent Judges and Senators, and
numerous beautiful women prominent in Washing
ton, was brilliant assembage. Many guests went on
from New-York. among them Mrs Belmont, who Is q
cousin OF the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs Story, of Rome. who have figured the
recipients OF many dinners given for them here which
they were not present, still at Washington, where
they will remain until February 1. Mr. Story gives his
lecture Michael Angelo in Baltimore the 18th and
In Washington on the Goth Of January. Mr. and Mrs.
Story viii probably sail for Rome about the l4th OF
February
Hitchcock viii receive Fridays mp to o'clock
Mrs Oscar +. Livingston Wednesdays, the 18th and
oath Mrs Caison will introduce niece, Miss Elinor
Sanchez, on Mondays, aud Mrs Henry C. Bowers, a
bride last fall. will receive Wednesdays. Mrs. Henry
Day. OF No. "a West Fifty also receives on We'd
nesday, q favorite day this winter.
There is In the air OF theatrical performance
to be held in OF the splendid houses OF Fithave
but the plans not yet sufficiently matured for
public announcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
DIED.

DICKsoN-Caro p. Dickson, only child of Allan a. ana
Kate Dickson, of Wlkesbarre Penn; born October IL
1877, died January 10. 1888. ~
Funeral January IL. at Pm.
HERRING-At Clostcr. n. j., January TO- Ann D. Herring
wife of Cornelius J. Herring.
Funera. on sunday, l4th inst, at D. IN
HUNTER-On Friday January H. 1888, Joel Du Bots
Funeral from his late residence ~ East 6sh Monday
January 10, at IL a. m.
lnterment at Ia ryt0wn.
Please omit flowers.
JAHN-SuddenIy al Flatbush L. L. on Thursday Japuarv
1858 Helen E. youngest daughter OF Gusfave A and
a: nstiide jain aged year, 10 months and ~ days
Ne"-Orleans papers please copy
LobpCh-At bethlehem Penn. FRIDAY, January ~ 1899.
her snort Illness Miss Emma H. Loesch aged so years.
fALoS-on January 49, at his late residence $40 Eass
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RENwICK-At Mnlburn N j. on Saturday Jsnuarv IL
Alice wife of E. s. Renwick ana daughter OF the .aS
Henry and Bridget Brevoort
Funeral services AZ St stephens Church Mburn
January ~, on arrival OF IL 10 D.. L. a W. train.
RoBINS0N-on the 18Th mat. Helen wife OF Robert NJ
Robinson and only daughter OF John and He Runcke
The funeral service will be held residence
tather No East 2othst. on Monday tho 18th nst at IL
Its kindly requested that no dowers be sent
Hsilock Schultz and daughter OF DR. A. Woodruff Brown.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited ateld thu
funeral from tho residence father
on sunday 18th inst, st2;3O O'Clock ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Friday. January H. Jane Van
Buskirk, relict Of Captain Neil struthors.
Funeral services the grandson John r.
Foster l&S East 7lstst, Sunday the l4th ct y
Aberdeen Scotland, papers please copy.
TREADWELL--AtW WATERFOWL, N Y. January H. John n.
Treadwel, aged 40 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14

music of stupendous power and majesty, tne
nary grasp o. which denes the powers OF
On lysis bat s felt by the coolest heart ana 'ne
,mar,raton. Mr.. Remmertz very noble IN MS sing
ing Of the wo.an music and also in the Beethoven .ec
tat,ye and aria from 1.-THE Ruins OF Athens -nuhoer'
which proved 50 effective, ana even Imposing 'na' ono
wonders they should have remained so long unheard-
Mr. Rhodes's appearance in the Bfueh con0"fVo wa
source Of keen interest, as he had MADE d
remarkable impression by his playing OF tne
.oms work at the rehearsal, and IN
lower degree by his performance OF the Ernst fantasia
on wadnesday Mr. Rhodes, who is a young Phiiadei-
naan. scarcely more than eighteen years OF age mas
been pnp Of shradick and brought strong letters oi
communication from Rsinecke to Mr.. Thomas HIS pay
in OF the concerto venture to call astonishing. "hen
the performer is very young 1t Is almost
not TO make n weight for sge allowance. p1e mE nj;
Rhodes does not need IT, 1t is however, inposslDo 1 NE
TO feel that his technical PERFECTION and SUN more ~
large tone Of such delightful purity ms deesiOn ais
certainty and his broad expression With It's
and Touch passion, strange T ri, Of
lad me concerto itself Is delightful wora lui W
variety and life. The movements are notea IN . me
as acgrO moderate adogo and allegro eneg'eo INC HI
two are played together. ~ - l., .n. ,ouse and
The usual enormous audience was IN tne hou'o INV
showed every sign Of enthusiasm and delight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
ENTERTAINMENTS AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Postmaster
aeneral gave dinner this evening at his residence In
Lat TO General and Grant The guests invited to
meet the ex-Presdent and his wife were Senator ana
Mrs Cameron, OF Wisconsin Senator Jones' OF NeVada,
Senator and Mrs Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, Generai
and Mrs Beale Senator and Mrs Sawyer and Miss ser
ling the guest OF Mis- Jones' who was too much mas
posed to be present Mrs Totten daughter OF the fos
General was the hostess Of the evening" ana
with Mr. Totten completed the party OF hfeen
rustce and Mrs Matthews gave largo reception last
o,-on,pg the occasion being a house warming" or
onenng OF their new house In COnnecticutavo Enough
hundred guests present the spacious rooms
were not overcrowded. The two drawingroomS anu
muse-room with the diningroom and broad haii were
nil thrown into one by communicating doors Ihe large
library on the second floor used as smokingroom
Guests were received by Justice and MIS- Matthew'S
the door Of the MUSHROOM, and were further enter
to,nod IN the drawtng-rooms by the Misses Matthews
and their visitors Miss Mellon, of Northampton MASS
Miss Waite daughter of the Chief-Justice' ahu
Mrs. Henry watterson, Of Louisville, KY Mrs
Matthews's toilet was pale gray satin combined
md gros grain Of q similar grade, with TRIMMINGS VI J
and steel passementerle. The corsage was nnisnou WIN
,t lace and her headdress also OF polnt lace enc
pont ahoo iocnet NJ white roses Miss Matthews wore
shits satin striped grenadine, WITH lace and
Miss watss toilet was Il rS wn @atterson wore pear
MORE, with nchu and headdress OF point lace
Nrs General Ricketts, gave O'Clock TEA on Friday
o,Iarnoon Her parors crowded from tnat nour w
vim ladies' and gentlemen prominent III
i,tdinS many OF the Diplomatic Corps the Chnese
MinSter and bis secretary being OF the humoer ins
yas ckets Miss Brewster, Miss Van Buren,, Miss Nc
Tsyer Miss stanton and the Misses Harwood guests o.
| the hostess
ooneral and Mrs. Anderapn. of Cincinnati. gave Z
dinner party Friday evening, at their residence
| Laray ette-square.
Mrs HILL Of Colorado, gave ladies' lunch on Friday
Cbef-Justice Waite gave o dinner to gentlemen OF
wednesday evening at his residence In lst Among .n
gests were ex Secretary Evarts George Bancrot sew
era OF the Associate Justices OF the supreme Court AM
| Senators Hawley, Pendleton and Sherman
The first OF series Of diplomatic receptions was g,yei
on Tbnrsdav eyenug by the OF state ana rs
Frenghuysen and was largely attended tne nost Anu
the hostess with tho Misses Frenghuysen' rece'"s
over 800 guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14

falling unou limestone walls and into courtyards ana
halfshaded streets Such effects have become tfine
onotonous through the reiterations Of Weeks briue
ma n Pasin Constant and the legion OF nave
ought subjects not only in Spain but In Monaco
and in the streets Of Damascus and cairo. bu' 'i'
Smiths enthusiasm is inspirng and there is no danger
that admiration will be wanting for such WORK as
Alcazara Seville" with It's streeto baconed ;,n
pess sunlight falling upon white walls anu is I'LL
ky nor the view OF the plaza and marEelpisue,
their wealth OF vivid cOlOring ana lrte skete ~
inent Yet we must acknowledge that these nj
which there are several through their very glitter anu
dash become at length somewhat dlsturDis. tnna,
satisfying the little View on the Sanal o. oa
detto Venice" a simple subject, showing onIy an
condoa living at doorway, but displaying bone u "a
Gusite touches. The stones OF the wall WnVso LIN
rendered in very careful painting, look sti warm ~
tiss Of the afternoon The water, Wnlcu as III
others OF Mr. Smiths Venetian scenes oispas
in transuarent colorng shows faint glow OF
light which harmonzes with inc Will 81 Da,ffs and
forms an agreeable whole with no discoruanI p nd
we are forced to regret that tnis, with " Inc
The AlcaZaria," were not suDml.ee 1,,Iic Gar
audience at the Academy. view on Ine ntno boat
dens Venice with the red sails OF o nsins p9 " "
shining down at their own reelection, anu ntStaDad
are an Improvement three rather nay0rns' pin,s
almost In monotone. which recall some Oh III. 80 an
inrerpretations Several of the sketches art y, !,
areheetnra order, like The Gate OF the oi
and various views OF Ahambra OF these sSet1n o.
'Tne Tower OF the Alhambra ana oa mo ttreSt Mr.
haubra" contain elements OF especial h.doo'. a n
smith las found no subjects, but ne mas 20
beaten track with Observant eyes ana an ap,l,s W
record inteqcny his fresh ana independent hPi 81
stons which boWs an advance the work done ~ ~
trip TO Cuba. He has gathered an interesting eoho'
and ono credItnble to his industry ana nDilitJ