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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

ARGUMENTS on BOTH SIDES BEFORE THE BOARD OF
STREET OPENINGS.

STREET OPENINGS.
President Mooney, of the Board of Aldermen,
presided at the meeting OF the Board Of street Openings
Yesterday IN the absence OF the Mayor. The other mem
bers present President Beekmau OF the fark DE-
psrtIueut and siOncr Squire. They listened 10
the arguments OF property in favor OF the bill 10
widen Em-sL eighty feet and cut II through 10 La
fayete place Objections to the scheme were also heard
Orlando b. Potter urged the Improvement ana said II
would make another Broadway and benefit Taxpayers on
the line immensely. II. c. Stetson said that
the proposed street would afford an outlet
that was much needed for Broadway traifc,
especially for the hat and cap district, but
he think the taxpayers along the ne who we're
mostly poor people should be required. the bill pro-
CURES, TO pay half the expense. He thought the
city, being greatly benefited. should pay All.
Fleming Smith. who owns property In Lafayette place.
said the bill ought lee amended 10 keep out ran
rOuds whether overhead, surface or Underground no
predicted In the street made II would lume
dlatey he gObbcd up by railroad pirates. LEO Schcs-
niger VINO owns seve-stofy tenement mouse Al CrOspy
an Jersey and II. SldeuDerg. who Owls budlng
OF similar size Crosby and Houston sts said that
their buildings both recently erected, would be cut In
two by the proposed street. Tho Puck building.
seven stories tan would have forty feet cut of OF IT,
Jacob Otmauu Mr. albridge. also property
said that they he sufferers II the street
was made, ana wanted to know 10 what extent they
would be compensated
Mr.. Squire said that before he went any further he
voud IKE % know what the total cost OF the scheme
would be. He had heard II placed at S-.JOO.OOO. lilo
thought raising OF the grade ten feet IN some parts
OF the new meant virtual regarding of ali Inter
secting streets
length City Surveyor John schuyler submitted esti
mate which placed the total cost outside OF property
damages at 1902 600. The Board adjourned till Tues
day at D. NJ, when the engineer OF the Public Works
Department Will submit estimate OF the cost OF open
Of damage resulting to propertyowners on the pro-
posed line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
NU1JNY on A STEAMER.

The steamer Manuel Llagnna came into port
yesterday with her flag at hall mast and Union down.
When she made fast to wharf al COngresssi.. Brook
lyn a policeman found HAT seven scamen bad mntled.
The vessel LETT Liverpool for this port March 20 with
n cargo OF salt She was commanded BY Captain L. ,.
Euallcy. On April 49, the seven men comprising the
etarDOaPd watch ordered to continue at work tar
ring tie rigging after hour for changing The watch
Tney refused aud demanded TO be relieved by the lar
The captain refused this and they would
Dot work.
Tie captain then would not have anything more to DO
the men, and entered the fact OF the nutlny on ms
los WITH the statement by William Ellis. The rlngc
D. he utincers TO the effect that many captain had
down upon Lis marrow bones TO him, ana captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

BarK Uohcnrollen Gen. from NoS.Nork for Hamburg
winch put mt fayil In I'll dco+.. VIII not b. repaired
IuE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FDrtfGN PORT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

Battle SCARED, armless and lcglcss veterans
OF the Civil War assembled the camp fire OF Ale
Hamilton Post G., A. X, in Assoc alton Hail. Harlem.
last night and retOd the stories OF their battles victories
and retreats with freshness OF details. as II they had
occurred more recently than twenty five years
There were bullet and sheorn battle flags around the
walls while hard tack and pork aud beans occupied
prominent places the taDlewh other better things
and there was necessity of rushing away to u muddy
pooI 10 0uench thirst Everybody came 10 have good
lime and the post COMMANDER A. NJ. Undcrhl, with his
committee saw that thoy hat 1t. Drs Joseph i. Land
and A. n Brock way, who had minsicred 10 the soldiers
on the Held band with their antiiOes for dys-
pepsa from overloaded somach. and General James X.
okelrue, Major W. j. A.. McGrath and other good
speakers entertained the boys with their oOqucIce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
ARRESTED FOR ANNOYING A YOUNG Girl.

GEORGE Walger n IOvc-sick Young German. WIS
arrested in Hoboken Wednesday night, charged WIN
sending annoying letters to Jos Prime Gus the twenty year
old daughter Hudson-st tailor WalgHr tai ana gooi
OoRiLg lives at No. 34' East Thirty four ST. NIw,
York and works in restaurant In this ctv lie
bee acquainted with Josephine Klns about two years
and sO0 aerward he began 10 tell her how arheny nc
Josephine paid little attention To his fxpreson'
Of love Hts persistence AMI letters gave thc gr mc
nOyance and him speak t. her Rccevlng
answers his Wagor wrote 70 friends OF Josephine
letters rejecting He frequently followed hr aoput
HobOken and spote Insutingly 10 h,r ~
Wednesday night he was just about putting up pacaL
insulting Of the girls house when ponce
man arrested him Josephine yesterday made affidavit
against him and he Will have examination To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
FLOWERS FOR THE FUNERAL OLA MESSEyGER

ants have expressed their Intention Of attending the funeral
the cOlOrcd jim" Adams. who died a few
DAYS Liberal subscriptions have made 10 meet the
funeral expenses officials with the
District Attorneys Office and large floral piece has ceen
sent 70 lay on the coffin few days had ODE deducted
from the 900 for Ap because objection
made at uitOI LYONS ice fine roll which IN
ended statement OF due for the month Of April
The pay Gu ton amount ted TO 81 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyt5 Arenue Hotel-Justice Stanley Mat
thews OF the Uuitcd States supreme Court William II
Armstrong. Of Washington; George Bleistein. OF re
Rufalo Courier and General f. G. Mauran, or fnoue
leland $500 Clarendon Hoei-AlcXandre lswoisky h ,ls,
sian Charge d Anaires at Washington . M"Tdg ~"
BofeI-D L. Moody OF NOrthlea. Mass; The rev VI
~ W Battershal uf Albany. and Henry L. Digu1, Oh
Syracuse Park Arenae Hoei.Jnd1e 1onh i 70
OF Georgia - Hoffman EOusc-John w. B00kwaller' OF
ONO 1907 Hotel Brunsrict-Viscount dIiauterve. OF
Nep York Ho'ei-Aueus,us Schoon,nanea' ~
Kingston y. w.. ErereH HOUSES H. haHih"in' Vi
WasliugtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
ASSIGNMENT OF BrcKLEr q co. or rrIcAs

Testimony was taken before Referee Scott Lord
Yesterday morning IN rceard 10 the attachment made by
Victor a. Aches Lee IWcady * Go ana several 0ihc hrns
Of this upon tbr property m BucsIcy 4 Coz oi uea
WHO made an gii"nt March T. which the hrms
fraudulent N llam n. owen the credr
man Lee weo1y 4 sad that the firm L9d
statements from TIE Uuca nm setting
forth that they hal surplus OF SsOuJ1 Charles H. eY
CICIt Of Victor AChcs testified that bis nm had
ceived similar statements In both these statements
VI BuCslry * IS iGIuIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
EIL11yc UP 4 RAv1xE IN cKNrRA1 PARE.

Superintendent Parsons was asked yesterday by
TRIBUNE reporter II he had male the plan for the now
northwest OF the park whore
bsnknent to cross deep Iavne practically nhng up
replied that his duty primarily supenteud.
ing OF the park The designing OF important
making radical changes In the original cegn did
within province of course hs famlia. It'll
what ghout the parks and his
give rd his opinion when asked 10 the effect Of
proposed construction upon the Maintenance OF the park
and "a us relation to existing work
Did YOU approve making this ravine dumping ground -
wrote letter 10 the president the subject which he
liberty make public lie thinks proper replied the
fiplo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
AN ELoPlyo COUPLE cAUGHr IN CHICAGO.

Thomas Strip, coal dealer at No. l43 Lib
ery-st reported the police yesterday the di-appear
auce Charles seventeen. 1t was suspected
that Charles had eloped with Kitty OBrien girl whom
he had balls the East SIDE and that
that had gone to iChicaro. II is believed that
the couple secretly married In Brooklyn two
weeks ago Mr.. strip said his had obtained 500
from a customer on Monday and had taken the money
with hin. Superintendent Murray sent a dispatch TO
Chicago, and Charles and Kitty were taken in charge
when they reached that city. MI strip has gone TO
O his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
DOYOHUE PLEADS LFDEFEYCE.

James Donohue. the bartender who shot
Dudley Coleman I'm East side liquor-shop Wedncs-
day night arragned In the YOrkvillc Police Court
yesterday He said that Coleman went behind the bar
and hit him with bottle; that he returned the blow.
and thai Coleman made n motion II to draw a pistol
Then Donohue fred thinking that Coleman intended TO
shoot him He was neld TO await the result OF the
wounded mans injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

lawrence w Gchris forty mate the schooner
lying at Erie Docks fell overheard yesterday
and drowned.
II reported that BODY Of William HALEY. who was
night has been at ached for hep am
released until the charges about 80 dne oi
jersey years s. for morgue ices
and - for ice paid.
alarm Academy yesterday brought ont hye
the chfdTcn from school NO H. IN
Pcryen square dismissed water the seven year
old son OF Judge McDcrmOtt NO 4bO PavOnaave, ran IN
front 40. His right leg was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
WHATIS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-York- Boston baseball match. Polo Grounds i
p. IN. 90, r.. q 90 Gao
y.
John L. Wheeler's lecture, Chickcring iialI' T. III.
Shareholders Of New Jersey and New-1OrK haIrc"u
meeting. No. % Cedar-st
Musurgla Concert. Cnckering Hall, p. m ,,.
Business Mems Democratic Association barre'V iouSo
D. ID. ., =, .,, =, r-,sh Rric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
CONDITION OF WHEAT ~ TIE WORTHY

CONDITION or WHEAT ~ TIE NORTHWEST
ST. PAUL, April 20 tSpeciaA. Regarding the
present condition seeding AMI the crop outlook The
Pioneer Press says: "Whe the recent and snow
storms have delayed wheat seeding places in
the Northwest good than harm has resulted. The
rain was needed particularly In southern Dakota
The rains have extended all the Northwest being
heaviest in southwestern Minnesota Much OF the seed
the dry ground had not sproutei, but the rain
Will start II Mt The far been favor
able and most OF the spring wheat is now In the
In OF the Southwest the crop all n and
much OF is up and growing vigorously. The present
weather Is the best kind q! growing weather, and
Will cause the plant 10 stool out aud give II new root
Along Northern Pacific seeding Will he
u few days The crop has been put IN the ground III
excellent shape. There VIII probably be a small Increase
In the southern counties deal OF
Will he sown, That crop proved profitable last year.
In the north. along tue Manitoba road. ground
will be given grass aud roots for stock than ever be-
fore - farmers are being urged . give attention
to stock raising and less to wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Kvysrco John Cunningham and william Barnett turned
clubhouse when furdy Ackerg laD9rer was inside
The house rolled down HILL ana ckerS Oac
On Monday be diet coroners jury rendered
q Yerdic ACCUSING the two Young men OF mansaughteT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
4 MESSA0E IRON me SEA.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Va, April pa bottle
found on the beach nile here contained
the following:
The ship Oivette. from South America IA in sinking
condition. John Jones, Albert Edwards GeOrgo : am-
ues. General -. V. Lafrcnlerc.
There is no date bearings. Tao vessel sailed on
March from Bahia for Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

emalley would glad to DO II before ne sot IN poI 10
who are all Americans, were arrested yes
terday and held by United states Commissioner Ahen
,.IiI1ll nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

chsrge of Keeping opium joint He was sent to jail
for trial Under act OF the late Legislature the keep
ING OF Joint IL made msieineanor. with penalty or
$500 imprisonment This Is the first arrest under tho
law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OULPPLNE NEUS
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY. APRIL %
ARRIVED


steamer jersey CITY Dr. HorGr Bristol April swansea
Is. with mdse to Arkcll Douglass Arrived at the Bar
34npm
Steiner CRYSTAL Br, stannard Leith April H. Mddcs.
borough and Dun J. with mdse Simpson Spence
Young Arri1 ed At tie Bar at =. Is ? m.
steamer Columbia tBr. CARVE, Genoa Mar 30 LeghOrn
Aprli Naples Me~sna L. Gibraltar ~ with mtse and
passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Francisco lspanl Crrarda Matanzas A. days.
with to order yesse 10 CoEs Arrived at the Bar
al N.
steamer Portia f}r Dawson. Johns NF via Halifax
VITA mdse and passengers to iiOwTng & Archibald
steamer MOuca tBr, BrOsdfOOi trinidad April 10 Barba
Il Lucia is Martinique and Antigua Is st kits 20.
mdse and passengers to Lcaycatt Co Arrived at the
Bar at 80
Steamer Old Dominion Smith, Richmond City Point and
steamer IL + Dimock HalietL Boston Wild mdse To II +
DImOcK.
steamer CITY of New Davis Fall River.
toHofIen & Lowell
ship Campa Emilia ap. Cocurllo Me.sina AZ days with
fruit TO + : Robinson Il Co
snip vanlsIia of - John NIB Coombs. Amsterdam 40
days with iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel to Scamme
snip Mary Frazer of Windsor MS. Dexter London "a
days with udsc to order vessel TO I Whitney & Co.
ship Manuel Llaguna smaey Liverpool 80 days. with salt
mdsr order. vessel IS
mouth +. and put IN Cor repairs
] de Rivera & Co. vessel to WaydcI q CO.
Bark pcr tNorl. Olsen 1t Jago %
] de Rivera o. vessel to Funch. Edye & Co
Brig Metz corr Die Gilman. It KITS ~ days with ties
10 order vessel 10 Funch. Edge Co.
Bng Havilah Coombs Havana Is DAYS with mOlsses TO
Is Howell. sou & 20: Miller & Houghton
Brig Ihos Iurul Fries IT Johns Pr 10 days. with sugar
to T. " & T. Armstrong.
Schr Mary Z Douglass Lewis MacorIs 90 DAYS
% Bartram RrOs vessei 10 J r. Miller
schr homis ac.ett. Racket Port "a Tour Ms. days
with live Holsters In Dulk TO " II Racket.
sUNSET-Wind at sandy Hook. fresh. r. clear At Ci.y
Island. Light. f, clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

It was charming little lady who tho other day said
the Boulevard des I,llens to Italian vendor OF
siatuettes who offered her efigy OF the Venus dc
Milo: "How is It that Milo makes all his Yenuses with.
out arms p London Globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
COMM NDER OF OYSTER NATY.

ANNAPOLIS Nd, April 29.-'The Board of
Public Works to-day elected Jacob II. Plowman, OF Hart
ford County commander of the oyster Navy to succeed
the late Captain James l. Wadden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
Throw pUySIC TO THE Dogs"

THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOGS .
Il blue blue pill sort ana IN
sisr usins pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets
modern medical being small coated grane'
containing the active principles Of certain roofs ann IDs
which will contain much cahartic power
odtashiUned pills without the atteI
violent drastic effects. he pellets operate th0roug Dus
harmessly establishing permanenv healthy action OF te
stomach and bowels and antibous remedy are uh
eguaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
ALONG THE SOUND.

RRIpGFPoRr-AmOng the pail bearers az the funeral OF
Amos s Yesterday Chief Justice John D. Park
sud Judge sidney Bearsey. representing the bar, aud
William d. Bishop and W. H. Highly represented the Masonic
fraIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALHAvA[
o5 sets COL Moon rises 3l7 Moons ds 70
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
/.M-Sandv Hook. 444Gov. 1slsnt. 5l1'Heu Gata. ZOO
PI.-eaudy Hook. 5l5 Gov. island. 5.39 He'll Gaia 723
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
PROSPERITY or AMA1IrR rHoroGRArHERs

The society OF Amateur Photographers has
taken at No l22 west ThrtysiGIhst., where
ample facilities viii be provided FOR carrying photo
graphic work Tho membership Of tho society Il 1870.
including several physicians, three artists bank officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
A Pleasant Chance.

What can be more dreadful than be lad mp with suffer
ing Tor unable ont scarcely aOe 10 move without
intense agony given ans despang OF al none;
they who should be prime Of life steadily drifting
dow IL Is pleasure 10 record one OF many
such and brought back 10 the enjoyment cfhea
by Parker's Tonic. ,- -, -. .. ,
From a and erect man became AL bent over my
strength and shut mp IN my house Ioi hh or zen
could believe the uan suffered Medicines
and phvs cans failed the terrible disease that vas
e-roving So II went month after month, year after
OF Pargers iOnic. got IL ana stopped
taking ev -rythng else That was three years ago was
better before had the first bottle II went through
nv boly fire. but only to give he-not TO consume
kept IT. and when got about again nv friends
look ed AT me a. the NO rheunat nl
aDou Psrkers Tonic has resor q my health and
proyen itself wonderful curative. entirely different from
The many humbugs that deceive the people, CT IL
FOYLE, Bingnanton. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
Parker's Tonic
PREPARED by HIscox e Co, y. Y
Sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dollar

CEALSKIN GARMENTS received on storage
and for alterations repairs. seal garments for sale
and made TO measure much lower prices than IN BUSY sea
=. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
Announcements.

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d.. 7Bcach-st., near West
Broadway Diseases Of system specially Tor
the last Az years. Hours: II TO I and 10 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

HENRY \. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
144 Lexington ave. between 18th and 3Oth aus
Fonrs-S TO l. 5to7. Diseases Of the Nervous system
GcnitO. Urinary organs impotence ana steriiitY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
NEW.IERsEY TOWNS.
long BLAND.

WEST HoBoKEy--Aaron 4. Naferr an old man while com
Wednesday nght tripped and fell - the DOT
tom, breaking his spinal column He died yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

JUDGE OPrOSED 10 LICENNING BARROOuS
HUNTINGDON, Penn, April 20 tSpccah.-
socate judge C. H. Mccarthy has Published au opinion
dissenting from the ~ the court OF which he is
member IN granting liquor licenses IN this county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

YUENGLrNG's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Pure. Bottled the Brewery Expressly Tor
Family Use and delivered by A LiEBLKa CO. llSthst anu
lOth.ave., New rk city. order By Postal card
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted iafe these columns are
recon, mr. nded 20 the readers Of THE TRIBUNE
ms thoroughly reliable, and business can be Ss..
by mail with the nd vertisers with perfect safs,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
BREAKIyG UP OPIUM JOINTS

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Lu Hing, proprietor
Of laundry In Park-ave., arraisncd to-day the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

steamer Bothuia Br) Akin. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon IL Brown & Co.
KipoA City (Br) Jenkins. Newcastle on Tyne E
&
Steamer fIanmonla Ger. schwcnsen Hamburg Ply
mouth kunhardt Co
steamer Manhattan stevens Havana and Mexican ports
L Alexandra & sons.
steamer TRINIDAD (Br). Fraser. Hamilton Bernuda-A
OuterOrdge & 90.
Roanoke Couch, NorfOlk. city Point and Rich
nond-Od Dominion - Co
Neptune Berry. BOsiOn-H I Dimocg.
Hhip ARIEL NOr ScherDg- Shanghai Punch Edye 4 Co
Durham. OHOhana-J II Winchester & Co
Bark Adolf brig, carleton. Calcutta Burgess
BARR strauss lNor. Hansen Bstevia Java for ordcrsC
Boz.
Bark James stafford OBI. Reynolds Melbourne, Aus
Arnold Hines & 60.
Hark Mimi Aust. TOmnich. Trieste Bella COsuiich
BARK Saiacia (Bri. JanisOn. Endorsement Bros.
Bark lSorj, Jensen, hoenigsbsrg Ger-Funcb.
Edyc & Co . . ,,,,
schr Impul.e BIZ Peterson. Bcizc-Loaycraft IL Co.
schr Lula Price Price. st Ohm. B -cainmell Bros
Schr Harvester (Er NC LOughin Halifax Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The wreck Of steamer Brnkburn RI. on Fonwck Isan
OF Delaware dangerous obstruction
night Of Gnt draught that have hitherto
parted tns The vessel h. yug the sho, viii
ss standing and well our wUtor ana should be wild
berth at night
lty order VI the Lighthouse Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

n
vpAcrvATIoN IL LANDSCAPE rmrS nnstrstions
ih d.. ~ t;,iEEaT HaaEKIoN With many n"e
Folio I'D viii, -. Roberts Dio'ne's'
MrHamerton recognizes tpe d's''a'''o" 1891
xvo mowers of tho mind. both OF whict arc o""ea
:r.sr;n.t;on One Is the power of seeing images OF
Things that are absent. and this is nov easily -
v.hIc from memory. oven though the image may nov
=, ,hs ac, reflection of an object actually existing
., tho i'm, ained form. The other is the power Oh
s,teriux aud combining these images so us TO tnse
them together IN artistic whoes from WHICH
;ncoooruous images are excluded. The artist needs
imasiuatiou in both senses He mnst have inc
r,cnltv of recalling images of absent Things, Oh
reprcseuting them on paper canvas aud OF i"si's
than into pictures. 4" The power OF recaiihg
image, with clearness is imagination OF the more
ordinary kind. though it is usually called Memory
,vnilst the power of combining these images III
such a manner as TO mako them into works OIL "r'
Ia the gift of Artistic Invention, which Is very
much rarer than the other" Mr.. Hamerton de-
xelon. the idea under its various aspects-tLe
nature of the artistic memory, the difference
between the trained and the unframed facuities oi
observation and lastly the exercise OF that higner
sense which produces a stronger ana essen',''S
more truthful impression by selection susgcseion
aud oven bold alteration. than by inc Si", 10"
copyipg of precise particulars. All this 10 oo"e
with tho authors accustomed ciearness Vi '''o'
and with the help of numerous examples drawn
from the practice of the masters; ana MS i'%s..
will, be of great use not merely to the artist put 10
al, Who wish to cultivate critical appreciation Oh
art The illustrations comprising fourteen process
congratulations of various styles of work. In llhe
sepa. and etchings, besides number OF pen ana
ink drawings in vignette have not always direct
rofsrence 10 the text but are the less effective
s,lu,n;pations If IL