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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-19

NATURALIZATIoN PAPERs-F. B., City,
You may obtain your naturalization papers
in any Fe eraI, Territorial or State court OF
record.
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At Is Cents.

65 dozen GENTS EXTRA FINE FANCY
MIXED CASHMERE UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, regular
value 81 %, will be offered at 75c each.
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At SO Cents.

5 dozen GENTS SHETLAND WOOL
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
shirts finished with French coIlarettes
and drawers with high ribbed anklets.
regular value 81, will be offered a! soc
each.
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MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS :!


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At Z Cents.

800 yards OF PLAIN AND FANCY RIB
BONS, manufacturers sample lot. reg
nlar price 10c and 15c, will be closed
out at &C.
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SOCKS and UNDERWEAR.
At I2h Cents.

225 dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED
FOUR-THREAD COTTON SOCKS
In browns. states and tans. with spliced
heels and toes, regular value So dozen,
will be offered at 121ac per pair.
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THERE'S No KINsHIP-M. S., City. No
kinship existing on account Of marriage re-
lationshIp, the young woman and man who
will not marry because forsooth, bis father
is the brOtheT-in-law OF the brother of her
mother had best not, il this is the only OBJ
staCle they can find against their union.
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80 dozen LADIES 6-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIRE UNDRESSED KID
GLOVES, in medium and tan colors,
regular value 81 IS, will be offered at
81 pair.
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Az 10 Cents

800 yards Of PLAIN AND FANCY RIB
BONS. a manufacturers sample lot.
value 25c 10 3Oc, will be closed out at Ice.
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contributions to the literature of meehani-
cal electricity is Electric Railway Engi-
neering" by Edward TTeyert. While the
substitution of electric for steam power on
the railways of the country may not be as
near at hand as some of its advocates pre-
dict, the new motor is rapidly driving the
car-horse out of service on the streets of
our cities. The genius of invention is busy
at work in evolving mechanical appliances
which will best suit the new order of things
In the little book before us Mr.. Trevert has
endeavored to make plain the mechanism
of the various inventions relating to this
branch of the science. The result has been
a comprehensive review that will be valu-
able TO all interested in the subject LYNN,
Mass: Buber Publishing Company. For
sale by Osborn & Alexander. Price 81.
TESTING INSULATED WIRES = Under
the title, A Practical Guide to the Testing
of insulated Wires ana Cables" Herbert
Laws Webb has prepared very valuable
handbook for engineers on this important
subject. The necessity for careful and sys-
tem6tic testing of insulated wires Is ac-
knowledged by all electricians, and the best
manner of accomplishing this is shown in
the little volume before us. 1t is profusely
illustrated with plates and diagrams. New
York; d. Van Nostrand Company. For
sale by Osborn q Alexander. Price SIT
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AT ST 90.
Is dozen LADIES MANCHETTE KID
GLOVES, fancy cOloTs, regular value
81 90, will be offered al 81 Is pair
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Gents Furnishings!
TIES AND SHIRTS.
A. nE

$50 dozen GENTS NECKWEAR in large
size teck and 3.inch four.in-hand searfs,
satin lined, in choice variety of satins,
crepes, gros grain and ottoman silks,
etc. extra good value for 5Oc and 75c.
will be offered at 25c each.
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At go Cents.
GLOVES new stitehing) in dark ana
medium cOloTs, regular value Coo, will
be offered at zoe pair.
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LADIES'
Muslin Underwear!
LADIES' LAWN APRONS.
At 10 Cents.
100 dozen LADIES APRONS, made OF fine
lawn, finished with deep hem and 8
tucks. wide strings, regular price 35c,
will be offered at 15c.
CORSET-COvERS.
At 10 Cents.
80 dozen LADIES CORSET COVERS,
made of fine cambria, extra long waist,
' back and front of lace. regular price
35c, will be offered at IT,.
At go Cents,
80 dozen LADIES CORSET COVERS,
made OF cambria, long WASTED, square
yoke, back and front trimmed with fine
linen lace edge, regular price 75c, will
be offered at 25c.
AT so Cents.
40 Dozen LADIES' CORSET-C
made of Lonsdale cambria. long
wasted, V back and front of fne inser-
ton and embroidery, regular price 81,
will be offered at Soc
LADIES' UNDERSTANDS.

AT 25 Cents.
40 dozen LADIES' SKIRTS, made OF heavy
muslin. deep yoke band, finished with
wide hem and cluster of tucks, regular
price 75c, will be offered at 25c.
AT b Cents.
80 dozen LADIES SKIRTS, made of Wam-
sutta muslin, deep yoke band, finished
with wide hem and ruffe Of embroidery,
regular price 81. will be offered at CSC.
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Ar SEMI ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE!a.
Gloves! Gloves!

Gloves! Gloves!
At 3 Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK AND
Isle THREAD JERSEY GLOVES,
in colored and black. regular value 25c,
will be offered at &c pair.
At go Cents.
so dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in dark and medium colOrs,
regular value soc, will be offered at zoe
pair.
At 90 Cents.
so dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES new stitehng) in dark ana
medium cOloTs, regular value Coo, will
be offered al 25c pair.
At 3D. Cents.
so dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in colOred and black, regular
value 75c, will be offered at 35c pair.
At So Cents.
70 dozen LADIES 5-BUTTON KID
GLOVES. IN colored and black. regular
value 81 25. will be offered at S5e pair.
At So Cents.
70 dozen LADIES 4BUTTON DERBY
KID GLOVES. medium colors, regular
value 81 50, will be offered at Soc pair.
At ST. 90.
30 dozen LADIES 6-BUTTON LENGTH
M0USQUETAIREU NDRESSED KID
GLOVES, in medium and tan colors,
regular value 81 IS, will be offered at
81 pair.
At 81 90.
so dozen LAIES' KID GLOVES with pat
ent clasps 5-buItOn length, in dark and
medium colors. also black. regular value
81 30, will be offered at 81 pair.
AT ST. 90.
Is dozen LADIES MANCHETTE KID
GLOVES, fancy colors, regular value
81 90. will be offered at 81 % a pair.
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At 10 Cents.
JET BEAD GIMP EDGINGS, new pat
terms, from Zoe.
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MEDICAL SPEoIALIsTs-M. K. S., City.
No one has the right to call and give him.
self out to be doctor of medicine who has
not diploma as such from some reputable
medical college and has had the same
passed upon by the State Board of Ex-
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At 50 Cents.
70 dozen LADIES 5-BUTTON KID
GLOVES. N cOlored and black. regular
value 81 %. will be offered at Soc pair.
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the city are the First Baptist. First and Ply
mouth Congregational, Trinity. Grace and
Advent of the Episcopal. First English
Evangelical Lutheran, First, Howard
street and Central of the Methodist Episeo-
pal, First, Calvary and Central Presby teran
and First Unitarian. The seating capacity
of these is varied and probably none less
than 1000.
LIMITATION ON A NoTE-F. q. c., City.
By one OF those inexplicable mistakes apt
to occur in the best regulated families,
the Q. G. made itself say last week that one
may sue within any time after five years
from maturity of the note made in this
city," -Four years, of course, is the time.
and when the note is given In another State
by one living In this it is barred in two
years.
Follows HER OWN BENT-C. S., Los
Angeles. CAL The @. G. knows Of no law
by which husband can compel a return TO
him of the wife who has run away, whether
Wi tn or Y ithOut reason. ard thereafter has
been guilty Of other wifely indscretions.
THERE'S No KINsHIP-M. S., City. No
klnship existing on account Of marriage re-
lationshlp, the young woman and man who
will not marry because. forsooth, bis father
is the brOther-in-law OF the brother of her
mother had best not, il this is the only OBJ
olat ~ bhC1 Noh uuu uAdtllNb lutII uuiUus
RAINFALL-A. H. s., City. The tota
rainfall in this city between February %
and April l. 1892. was 3. II Inches, with rain
on the following days: March ]. .26; %.
is; 10Th, As; 18th, AT; 10Th. %; 20th .06;
22d, oil; 23d, OF; 9th, 30; 29th, 70; goth,
20; April /, &c.
HAYES VETo-E. NJ. c., City The CHI
nese restriction bill OF February, 1879, wos
vetoed in March by President Hayes as viO-
lating treaty stipulatiOnS, and the attempt
to pass it over The veto did not succeed.
IN SUCcEssIoN-P. II. NJ, Modesto, Cal.
John Adams. George Clinton, d. d. Tomp-
kins and John G. Calhoun we're second
ternIefs" as Viee-Presldents Of the United
States.
FEEBLE-MNDED-H. W., North Temes-
cal, Cal. The home for feeble-minded chill
dren is at Glen Ellen, IN Sonoma County,
having been removed there from Santa
Clara.
AT SHILoH-J. +. T.. City. No New York
volunteer regiments were in the battle of
Plttsburg Landing, also called Shiloh.
fought on Sunday and Monday, the 9th and
It'll Of April 1862
AMERICAS POET LAUREATE j. H.,
Berkeley. Cal. Henry w. LongfeIIow, per-
haps more than any other American poet,
is deserving Of the title Poet Laureate of
America"
PRESIDENTIAL DoTATIoN-F. b., City.
The dotaton OF the President of the Repub-
lie of France is COG, 600 francs, with further
allowance Of 600, 600 francs for his expenses.
STATE OFFICIALs-J. II. Berkeley, Cal
John b. Reddick Is Lieutenant Governor
and Edwin G. Waite Secretary Of STATE Of
California.
EIGHT O'CLOCK ORDINANcE-L. S., City.
The municipal ordinance forDids the con-
gregation in the streets between the hours
Of s o'clock p. NJ. and daylight thereafter Of
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.sPECImEN QUOTATIONS. =

Ribbons! Ribbons!
At 10 Cents.
SATIN AND PLUSH RIBBONS, all silk,
worth 75c will be offered at Toe.
At IS Cents.
FANCY STRIPED AND GAUZE RIB
B0NS, all silk, in all colors, entirely
new, worth Zoe, will be offered at zoe.
At 80 Cents.
FANCY SHADED POLKA DOT RIB
BONS, in all silk. all new combina-
lions, value 6Oc. will be offered at SOC.
At SO Cents.
FANCY SILK AND VELVET RIBBONS
inches wide. value ST 80 yard. will
will be offered at Soc
At rs Cents.
PLAID SILK SASH RIBBONS, all silk,
10 inches wide, worth 81 so, will be
offered at 75c.
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EIGHT O'clock ORDINANcE-L. s., City.
The municipal ordinance forDids the con-
gregation in the streets between the hours
Of o'clock ?. NJ. and daylight thereafter Of
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STATE OFFIcIALs-J. II. Berkeley, Cal.
John b. Reddick Is Lieutenant Governor
and Edwin G. Waite Secretary of Sta:e Of
California.
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At so Cents.

At so Cents.
COLORED SILK GIMP TRIMMING,
regular prices 65c and zoe per yard. now
at SOC.
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At 30 Cents.
LADIES' GOWNS.

% dozen LADIES GOWNS. made Of Wam-
sutta muslin. extra long, plated hack,
yoke of embroidery and hemstitching.
regular price 81 30, will be offered at 81.
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PRESIDENTIAL DOTATIoN-F. b., City.
The dOtation Of the President Of the Repub-
lie of France is GOO, coo francs, with a further
allowance Of 600, 600 francs for his expenses.
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AT 3UC FeT Yard.
267 pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED
HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCING, Al
inches wide, worth 75c, will be offered
at SOC per yard.
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At b Cents.
so dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in cOlOred and black, regular
value 75c, will be offered at 35c pair.
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AMERICAS POET LAUREATE = j. H.,
Berkeley. Cal. Henry w. LongfelIow, per-
haps more than any other American poet,
is deserving of the title Poet Laureate of
America"
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80 dozen LAIES' KID GLOVES with pat
ent clasps 5-bulton length, in dark and
medium colors. also black. regular value
81 30, will be offered at 81 pair.
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At So Cents.

70 dozen LADIES 4BUTTON DERBY
KID GLOVES. medium colors. regular
value 81 50, will be offered at Soc pair.
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UNDERWEAR!

30 dozen CHILDREN'S CAMEL'S HAIR
VESTS AND DRAWERS. fine quality,
regular price S5c. will DO offered at 50c
each.
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Ladies' COrSetS!

at 36c.
100 dozen LADIES' COUTIL CORSETS,
well boned. double Dusk, embroidered in
red and blue, all sizes, in dra5 only,
good value for 81, will be offered at Csc
each.
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Shoe Department.

defy all competition in Ladies' and
Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes. as we r..
crive just now. formidable stock fUm
the famous house of
HAMILTON BROWN SHOE Co.,
of st. Louis, Mo-. and from the great re.
nOwned house.
WIN. BEATTY & Co.,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, which shall retail
at the greatest slaughtering prices ever
heard Of.
We have also full line OF Girls and
Boys school shoes. which we sell so
cheap that any one can buy them. Of
Mems Youths and Children's Shoes we
have specially. which We can sell you
30 per cent. cheaper than any other
store.
Gloves.
We have Just received large quanti-
~ Of undressed kids with 4 and s but
tons at remarkably low prices. Come
and see them.
One Of the finest Gents Dogskin glo-
We put on the market with 2 patent ed
buttons. real value $3.50 at IS cents.
Also a fine Gents kid glove, n job lot
from 80 cents mp.
Fine Ladies' black laced kid gloves
! worth l,25 at o. cents.
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Different Dry. Goods and
Notions.

Shawls of all descriptions from - cts
to sl,5o Children $hswis Ia cents and
upwards.
Black Large Cashmere Shawls at the
most reasonable prices ever known Of.
Flannels at a Sacrifice.
We have 4 fall line Of French fancy
fapnels fully worth 42is cts at 27lls cts
Red t,annels from IA cts up. White fan
from IL cents up.
We are sure at these prices that we
cannot be beat.
Corsets.
IN this article we carry the great and
we'll renowned c. 3. "A Ia Spirit" No. 294
worth $3.50 at Sl,W. No. PSI worth
sl,iS ct sl.ls.
Now We have one of the fine embrOi-
dered and best humiliation Corset of the
Real French P. ID. at the small sum of
a. cents.
Unless you see it, you cannot believe it
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DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT,

Finest Nuns yelling worth IS
at 10 cents.
Fine Sateens worth l2I at 10 cts
Fine line of Calicoes, good print
dark colors worth elsewhere = at
) cents.
Finest Calicoes as Dress Pat
tern, cash price, measuring from
10 to Is yards, actual full. ma rl1et
price 10 at y cents.
Fine line of pure combinaison
Ginghams worth 124 at 10 cents.
Blue 1ndigos at the lowest re-
markable prices ever seen before.
Plaids former price 81 now Tets.
Plaids former price 81 now 4 ] cts
Handkerchief,
We have just received great lot Of
fine and common Ladies' and Gents
Handkerchiefs which we sell below cost
to satisfy our clients,
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COTTONS.

White Cotton former price
10 cts. nov So.
White Cotton former price
SX cts. now 2 cts.
Brown Drill Cotton former
price 10 cts. now S Ia cts.
White Canton Flannel for
sper price SO cts. how I cts,
White Canton Flannel for
mer price 10 cts. now SO cts.
White Canton Flannel for
mer price IS now IL r-e cts.
Gray, Brown and other CO.
lors Canton Flannel former
price 10 now I I-2 cts.
lo-4 Brown Sheeting for
mer price IS now u Ia cts
ia Heavy Sheeting' for
aer price IS now IS cts.
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Cloak Department.

Talk about cheap l am now fully a.
sorted in Ladies' and Chtldren's Coats
aud Cloaks. aud a. I am determined
to mike success OF this new line. I
shall sell them so cheap that ft will Dos.
itiyeiy astontsh YOU A Cloak worth
s,O at 600. A heavy wool Jersey worth
800 at I,D.
You have to see Il to realize Il.
Clothing.
II is Impossible to describe to you how
cheap cab sell YOU Pants, O,prcosts
and Suits but II yOn see It I know you
will he surprised. Gents Clothing I put
YOU at ID per cent cheaper than else
where.
A heavy wool Gents suit worth $50 a
4.95 Youths suits from 81 and upwards
Children heavy suits worth rs at LOO
Finest children pretty rolored cloth
worth S., at So. Best children suits
ever put in the market from 8 to Is years
old worth 500 at $4,25.
Toys.
received all my Toys and am con.
WINGED that there Is no one in tho
whole parish that can beat me In prices
and variation. Come and see my show
windows.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20

works of sculpture and architecture, $780,
900 to the American Geographical Society
for the erection Of 6reproof building for
its use, and $3.50. 900 to the United States
Government for the erection at West Point
of Q memorial hall in which souvenirs of
the military history of the United Sotes''
may be preserved, with $40, 900 more a. q
fund for the purchase of objects to be
placed in this hall and another $40, 900 for
the purchase OF site if the Government
refuses the bequest
These bequests show not only public
spirit but much intelligence The will was
drawn only few months ago, and General
Cullum evidently took pains to inform him
self where his money could Be placed to do
the most good. There is only one para
graph in this will that gives rise to regret
A few works Of art bequeathed as q nucleus
Of the future collections at West Point
hardly deserve the name, and, we must sim
cerely hope, will not set the standard for
future acquisitions They include o por-
trait OF General Halleck, painted by Laza-
rus, who was not good painter; bust Of
same soldier BY Ball, whose busts are
not admirable, and q portrait of General
Cullum himself, painted by Eliot Gregory,
who has done some of the worst things ever
seen in New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20

Eighty-nine pictures, which belonged to
the late Robert L. Cutting, are to be sold by
auction at Chickering Hall on the evenings
Of the 22d and 23d. They are now on exhi-
bition at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
where each looks at Its very best, as the wall
Is not crowded and they have been arranged
with proper regard for contrasts and har-
monies Few of them are large and an un-
usual number are very small, but there is
scarcely any rubbish among them, and a
number OF works bv members of the Span
ish-Roman school give the collection Ger
tain individuality.
Fortunyy the leader Of this school, is not
fully represented. But none of his produc-
tlons are unimportant, and Q water-color of
melancholy Arab and two sympathetic
dogs reveals his vigor of hand though not
coloristic power, while the interest of a
small painting is increased by its history. It
was bought by Mr. Cutting at a sale got up
BY the artists of Paris to help the sufferers
by the great Chicago fire, but before it
reached his home someone had seen fit to
pass sponge over it, and as it was painted
partly in oil, and partly in aquarelle, Mr..
Cutting got only the ghost of his gay Span
ish interior. When he afterward took it
back to Paris Fortuny retouched it, erasine
two Of the figures and putting in new one,
but he did not think it wise to attempt a
complete restoration. Nevertheless the
picture is not incomplete In any unfortunate
sense. Though the background is vague the
figures are not, and though the color is not
brilliant the tone is delightful
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A Bit OF Sober ColorinR.

A much inner thing, however, Is an early
Madrazo, which shows q group of beggars
and devotees gathered around the door of a
Spanish church on q particularly rainy dav.
InIecent years Madrazo has painted with a
very broad and rapid brush and in a very
pronounced scheme Of color, sometimes
doing admirable work, but sometimes very
empty and superficial work. When he
painted this picture he was much more
sober in his mood, more careful in his work
mansh1p and more reticent in his use of
color. And he painted something great
deal better than most of the pictures which
we are accustomed to think characteristic
examples. A rainy atmosphere and a gray
rendered than they are on this canvas; it is
extremely well composed; 1t is detailed and
yet broad and vigorous in handling; and the
quiet scheme of color is enlivened BY the
very skilful introduction of q few bright
notes There is no better picture than this
In Mr. Cuttings collection, and am not
sure that there is another as remarkable.
The four Ricos are interesting to compare,
as they illustrate different periods in the
artists development Villegas is repre-
sented by q strong and clever little canvas
an Oriental armorer's shop,I with two
figures And then if we have had enough
Of the Spasiards, Beraud takes US back into
the heart of Paris with an admirable little
picture of the Opera House in winter
Vol1on is almost as superb as he was in
Mr.. Schaus' Pumpkin" in a rich-toned
painting Of fruit and a gorgeous one of roses
and cherries where big red macaw tops the
luscious heap. Among the landscapes the
most interesting, perhaps, is rapid study
Of green foliage by Daubigny, bought at the
posthumous sale Of his works A Vibert is
especially good for 1t is another early work.
An Auguste Bonheur, too. is exceptionally
good-almost as good as Troyon in its por-
traiture of flock of sheep and its rendering
of the blue sky. dark blue sea and long, low
coastline. A picture Of pigeons in a cage by
Philippe Rousseau came, like the Fortuny,
from the Chicago relief fund sale in Paris.
The most important event announced for
April is the sale of all the possessions of the
American Art Association, of Madison
Square. M. g. VAN RENSSELAER,.