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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
The Consolation of a Defeated Candidate.

QIarpers WceklyD
Shakespeare was not accounted great
When good queen B,ss ruled England
STATE.
So why should / to-day rcpinc
Because the laurel is not mine?
Psrhaps i'm twenty nncty-thrre
Folks will begin 20 talk OF NJ.
And somewhere statues may De- hunt
OF me- in bronze. perhaps In gnt
And sages fun Of quips and quirks
VIII wonder If | wrote my works,
So why should / rcpinc to-day,
Hccausr my brow wears not the bay?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
L00IGS' CabeS.

We show a very handsome assortment
Of Ladies Capes and invite the inspec-
ton of those who wish the very latest
styles Of the season.
We have left few pairs at each price
Of those very cheap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
HERMSDORF SOUVENIRS.

A few left from last week will be given
ont to-day and tomorrow 10 purchasers
of Hermsdorf Hosiery and other goods
to value 81 or more.
! Our Druggists Sundries will interest
you
Camphorated Moth.Balls, DC. pack
age.
Dowden's Dental Powder, sc. box.
Fonerden's All-in-O One Corn Cure, re.
Soda Mint Tablets. &c.
Ah-Ha Sweet Breath CachOus, &c.
TRUE TRIPLE EXTRACTS.
Violet, HellotroTe,
White Rose, Jockey Club, n.
Jassaminc, White Lilac, N0
4 Valley Lily. Redolen1a. IN,
/ Marie Stuart, White Lilac,
Musk.
galcum Infants Powder, Sc.
Talcum Powder large size. 19c.
Imperial Household Ammonia. Sc.
Imperial Household Ammonia, quart
size, Toe.
White, Pink, Blue, and Green Perio-
rated Shelf Paper, dozen for DC.
White. Pink. Blue, and Canary, Ex-
ira Finish Shelf Paper, ljc. dozen.
Tooth-PIcks, 1000 III box, DC.
Toilet Paper, per bundle, DC.
1000 sheets Toilet Paper, Sc.
Genuine Bay Rum, l9c. per bottle.
Florida Water, 20c. per bottle.
Lavender Salts, BIC. per bottle.
Meade * Bakers CarbOlic Mouth
Wash, per bottle, 39c.
Lubln's Face Powder BE.
Milk and Honey soap, 3 cakes for
2jc.
Curative Soap, &C. a cake.
Cuticura Soap, lie. cake.
Pears Glycerine Soap, lOc. cake.
Yarina Bouquet Soap, &c. a cake.
. dozen Nursery Pms for DC.
Ambrosia Soap, 3 cakes IN collar-box,
lie.
Glycerine Soap Bars, DC.
Stanley Soap Bark for removing
grease, paint, etc, lJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

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dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
hcI,ctel communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

UPTOWN OFFICE. 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

We have Just received a nice assort-
ment OF HonitOn Braid, Nos. 80 to %.
Also, of Petit Moulin Thread Nos. 100
TO 1000, to which We invite your atten
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The city is paying 50 cents night FOR electric
street lights present, bat Mayor Schieren thinks
that not than 30 cents night should be paid.
All the BIDS put In ny the companies in December
have been rejected by the Aldermen and a new
advertisement has been ordered. 1t is expected
that new bids Will be made at lower figures.
A demurrer was filed yesterday in the Court Of
Sessions TO the indictment charging Seth L. Keeney.
late president Of the suspended Commercial Bank,
with perjury swearing to false statements Of the
banks condition.
A complimentary dinner VIII be given TO Pres!-
dent William ierrl. OF the oxford Club the
clubhouse tomorrow evening. A number Of we'll
known Republicans will be present.
J. c. Pooler a well-known newspaper and story
writer was stricken with apoplexy while at work
at his desk in 1.-The Citizen office yesterday. and
was taken to his home No. SC Hayward-st. He is
about sixty years DID, and has written for nearly
every newspaper in New-York and Brooklyn and
for 'aarper's Monthly" and other magazines.
It Ia expected that the city authorities will be
able to make a payment of Is per cent OF the
N.2O00oo due the Government for the additional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
A DENTIST CHARGED WITH BIGAMY

Dr. Clarence Tompkins a dentist at no. 40
Grand-st. New-York, was arraigned yesterday in
the Lee-ave. police cour; a charge Of bcamy
preferred by Elizabeth Tompkns. Of No. 27s Pi,
laski-st Tonpklns arrested week ago for
abandonment After the arrest the compliment
learned she alleged that he had also married Mrs.
Josephine Palmer, a young widow. The prisoner
alleged as a defence that the complainant had had
another husband living at the time of the marriage
and really the guilty party. This husband was
Martin Heymer, q railroad brakeman who was
killed short time ago by accident on the Long
Island Railroad. In order 20 show that she had
never been legally married 70 Heyner. Mrs. Temp
kins had the latters alleged widows in court S,v,
eral OF them testified that they had been married
to Heymcr. The Will be continued tomorrow.
PROCEEDINGS have been begun by Mrs Josephine
Palmer TO arnul her marriage with Tompkns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

DR.. and Mrs. Melville S. Page held n reception al
their home in Scc0nd-ave.. Mount Vernon on Mon
dav night Among the many present were Dr and
Mrs Oscar S Meyer the Misses Augusta ana
Carrie Camp. OF Connecticut: Mir. ana MIS- Lam
sing Sanford Mr. and Mrs David NJ. McChntorN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McVckar. and Mr.. ana Mrs
Edward Jennings. The neWiE, UiS 'tt!l%.r i-N-
else Board. which was made Republican by inc re,
moval OF one Of the Democratic members, aga!hs'
whom serious charges Were made ~ Mayor bfusA
and the appointment of James i. Hayes 10 the va
cancy. met on Monday nisht and completed nc
organization. L,N-TrlstccC sh iit WnolS p'n"s ma
for several OF the lGuor dealers was removed az
clerk ana Elias G.. pease. who was summary r.
moved a few months ago by the DeIaocfatlc Boar
was annoutcd 10 The vacancy. A resolution was
adopted thai no additional licenses should be
granted and that the present hummer OF nqnoi
shons should he decreased rather than increased
The University Extension Centre iaSt W 3!i;ii
resumed the lecture coGrse. Professor y y. w HI
Jams Jackson Of Columbia College began q snort
course on English liteg2ture taxing up snakes
pcare and other works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
,,R RrPLEY'S TEMPER cor HIM INTO TROUBLE.

what, That Irishman who hasn't been six years In
tic country lock up No American citizen over
sixty years all. the whole lying tlhevinG
pack' In tones that might have been heard DOCK
away, with gestures. poruy finely dressed
whi.eharcd old shouted these words at Policeman
sexton the East Styseyenthst station, the officer
nrraisnei him before Justice Voorhs in the lorfylie
Court yesterday afternoon. The George Ripley
Of No. West Fortlcihst. real estate broker at No
Broadway He had alighted from cab at Sxteh-s
and Third-avc. shortly after ?. m. and in red-hot
Language denounced who remained in the carriage
and dared him to alight. The other man slammed the
cab door and drove of. Then Ripley around Ike
mailman. The hundreds OF shoppers shreking in
various directions.
Justice committed him in $500 bail and sent him
downsi airs till morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

At tho second dag Of tho sale OF n, Moore Library
good rrc.s were obtained % ihc works relating
to American history ana Gu, arrahle competition fol-
lowed the offering II Old New Enaiiud charters and
laws The highest OF the bay SEQ. which was
paid for Count Sopol"Nskfs notes and momoran "a
rinfed and In manuscript relating TO VOYAGES pub
!isncd by DE BY. There was sharp contest over "a
folio volume dated Boston. 1893 containing the charter
granted by King William ana Queen Mary 70 the IN
habltants OF Province Of Massachusetts Bay. and
other d,cimenta This volume Drought Sl5. and $40
was paid a leaf copy N3 pag'D - the same char
ter dated London 1862. Tho Resolves 4 the Cen
cr4 Assembly the state of Nns-'cnusets Bay fiom
May l777 t. March. 1850. sold lot. brought $40
and The acts Of Assembly Passed In the rro.incc of
New York" 1851 to IT'S. brought $50. An ua-
mutlaicl copy ~ "DonMns Military Collections sold
FOR $50 Most The buyers rcprcso ntatycs Of
historical societies libraries although collectors oh
tanned few Of prizes The sale continues to-day at
1890 a. m ana 2.3O =. III. at the rooms u Bangs X
ca No 40 I;rOa1way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

Walabout Market lands in short tlfhe. 80, go
Scheren has appointed \. ID. BARD L. VI -
ford H. A. Powell and Henry Batterihah I'm
,nj,tee TO investigate the subject of leases IN 'he
present market.
Dr 7 T. Mattison will give his lecture. bei
,,,uda: the Land of the Lily and the Rose mus
trated with sixty attractive views. this al'ei"oo"
n { o'clock In aid of one of the societies ol inc
First PRESBYTERIAN Church; ana IN the eVei'"7' o'
fore the Brooklyn Young Womehs 'ni''''""
ISOLATION The afternoon lecture VIII be plecc4'"
NV . musical entertainment; given by Mrs. CharleS
rver Dutton soprano sOlolst Of the FIRST fresoy-
terrain Church. In the evening Miss Marie an
soprano soloist Of the Lafayette Avenue freSo!-
terrain Church. and Miss Helen O'Donneh' coh'raIlo
sooist OF the Hanson Place Methodist EPiscop"'
Church, will sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
THE STUDENT ARTISTS CONFESS
:, TIL, p,,rcrps Rows WHO PAINTED

NAMES OF THE RUTGERS BOYS WHO PAINTED
THEIR COMRADES GREEN NOW KNOWN.
The freshmen and sophomores of Rutgers Coiiege
who were IMPLICATED in the recent hazing occur
rences. in which two freshmen and one sophomore
were painted green. now known to the tacui'y'
After the chapel services yesterday morning Pres'-
dent Austin Scott addressed the students OF the
two classes and asked those who had done the
painting to confess In renponse to his appeal
eleven sophomores and sixteen freshmen acknowi-
edged that they had take part In the aIair; "A
consid Ol OF the cases OF the indVldua oHehuc's
will soon take place.
At a meeting OF the faculty yesterday afternoon
a minute was adopted declaring that the principle
Of sslf-governmeat among the students or Rutgers
College would be maintained and pacing the burden
II bringing light Odenses against the Good orIer Oh
the college upon the students Neither the freshmen
nor the sOphomores who were painted VIII press
any charges against any OF the students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
VOliEN ATHLETES SHOW THEIR SKILL
THE MASCULINE public NOT ADMITTED TO
THE EXHIBITION OF THE BERKELEY
LADIES ATHLETIC CLUB.


The Berkeley Ladies Athletic Club gave It's
nual lat home" to the public yesterday afternoon
and the gallery OF the gymnasium. part OF the
main floor and later the club parlors were crowded
with guests.
The public the Berkeley receptions means
only feminine contingent. and. with the eXcep-
ton of Mr. White. Of the Berkeley School ana the
porter. not man Is allowed 10 so much as cross
the threshO,l
Al the exercises yesterday there varied
programme beginning and ending with "A march.
ana including the chilIrens "Anvil Chorus" clubs.
pastures. chidren's circle. hoops pole drill. jump
irg sde-rings, broadsword. fire drill. etc The en-
tertainment was extremely interesting. and the
spectators gazed adniringy at the daring young
who hung by their feet from the cross
bar or, holding by the hands and foot went
and over like te1oetum while some one
else swinging from the rings or climbing hand
over hand up a rope to the roof supports The
fire drill was exciting. and the young gymnasts
who swung off into space from the gallery and
down the rope TO the hoor were enthusiastically
appauded.
The children did pretty work with their
teacher Miss Mary Gordon Potter. and the small
boys who belong 10 the class climbed the ropes
and the tros;le work Ike many monkeys which
they somewhat resempiei in their close-iltting
gymnasium suits.
The pole drill and the hoops not to be seen
in the jority of the gymnasiums. and they bring
Ii some graceful figures. The "postures." an ex-
ercsc which Miss Elliot has introduced. is II
pretty feature but has no connection With the
Delsarte school, which IL much resembles.
The uniformity Of the gymnasium suit Of the
Berkeley Cub is one Of the pleasing features Of all
their cxerCis-s il is made in the club colors. blue
ana gold, silt braid being worn on the collar ana
cuffs ana strapped across the from. The younger
girls red trimmings on the biuc suit.
HGrdling has been introduced Into the gymnasium
this year as class exercise. but was not on yes
terdays programme. Though graceful it is some
what a nicult Miss Elliot took lessons Of Yale 3
first champion hurdler to enable her to teach 1t TO
the club girls.
Basket ball and hockey are some OF the new
games played In the gymnasium out Of class hours.
They both avorites, but share their honors
with the bicycle.
The Berkeley bowling alleys are to be used for
several paroles during Lent. Miss Gould continues
on Monday evenings ana Miss Richards has one
other evening.
4 pleasant. tea followed yesterdays exercises.
which were pronounced great success. Among
those present were Mrs Joseph II. Chcate MIS-.
Clara Louise Kellogg-Strahosch Mrs. ". T. Bun:
Mrs. Russell Sage, Mrs. Jay Miss Helen Gould and
Miss whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
NETWORK CITY.

All departments Of Columbia and Barnard col
leges viii be closed to-day it being Ash Wednes-
day Hamilton Fish, jr, manager of the track
athletic team. has summoned all candidates TO meet
at the gymnasium at p. m.
The Museum Of Art will be open free the pub
lie to-day. tomorrow and Saturday. from 10 a. M
to ) r. m; Sunday afternoon from TO o'clock
and Friday evening from TO 20 o'clock. The ad-
mission on Friday from 10 a. m. to p. IN. is =
cents.
Admission 70 the Museum Of Natural History is
free today. tomorrow and Friday from 9 a m. to
p. m: Saturday from a. to 10 p m. and
Sunday from to p. m.
The Board of Special Inquiry nj Ellis Island yes
teriay barred from entering this port Christian
Sorensen. the young Dane who detained on
Ellis Island at the request OF the Danish Consul.
Sorensen arrived here Sunday on the Taormina.
He ACKNOWLEDGED that he had embezzed money
from his employer in Denmark. but said he had
never been arrested. He Will be sent back TO Eu-
rope.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners at It's last
meeting requested the United States Lighthouse
Board to place two additional electric light buoys
near the seward entrance 10 Gedney's channel.
The Lighthouse Board replied that 1t would be
nearly year before the request could be complied
with. owing to lack Of funds. At Yesterdays meet
ing Of the Pilot Commissioners a request was made
that two ordinary buoys be placed al the entrance
to the channel temporarily.
The North German Lloyd steamer Elbe, which
started her eastward trip yesterday. had on
board these Worlds Fair Commissioners: Herr
Gryning Or. Lichtenfeid Herr Radke and DR..
Richter. The last named is the Imperial German
Commissioner
Professor Allan Marquand. OF Princeton College.
Will deliver q .ree Illustrated lecture on Social
Progress as Indicated in Renaissance Architecture
in the lecture hail of the School Of Social Econon-
les, No. 81 Union Square. this evening at O'Clock.
The New-York News Company has removed from
the Beekman-st store. where Il has been do!ns
business for twenty years or longer. 10 the new
building No 2j City Hall Place.
The New-York Commandery OF the Military Or
der OF the Loyal Legion will have a dinner at Del
mOnicO's tonight, ana among the features VIII be
an address by General Ewing on personal Recol-
lectons of the Closing Days Of the Kansas Struggle
for Freedom"
The Custom Cutters Association OF the State Of
New-Yor will hold its annual convention to-moT-
row and Friday at the Hotel Metropole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
PAYING FOR TILE NEW R0NUS

The total payments into the sub-Trcasury up to yes
,erdav on account subscriptions the per cent
Government loan sl li4Sa0 20. estimated by
hTr.asury officials that OF this a. per cent
was maid In directly gold coin and per in gold
ccr,tncat.s % cent in with gold
which had been secured the redemption OF legal
tenders and Treasury notes. The face Of the sub
scri,tions from New-York which allotted in full
was So 743 $50 and the principal and premium amount
IN "a aol 3o5 H. The subscriptions Secretary Of
the Treasurys upset price Of l723 $40 go 600
and the allotment s3s l3 $50 The principal ana
ninn on the arotnelt amount 20 S4.G7sOsl 10. The
TO- al New-York scrt:ons at par value were 60
and the prinep and premium amount to $40 $50 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF Ew.YoRK-TvEsDAY FEBRUARY g. 1924.


PORT or NEW YORK-TvEsDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1924
ARRIVED.
steamer Persian Monarch dr Bs,ow Lon n, Jan
aay u iIatiA win mdie ara PASSENGER p, 10 sander
steamer Marhan.ct an. nuck Bristol January ~
,. , a., 1 r riin A. a rs a. M '"''"S
s,c,er neac1n Iisi ,iir Anderson. Bremen January
: shields - N ballast to Geopei Truoe' Arrived al
sHm.T az PennianI GIen Loe-ewtz Antwerp January
q with mlse "a cabin ana 100 s,esrage ps''engers to
steamer La Ga.eosne dr san,eLi Hayrs January ~
Forget Arrived at the Bar at go a m 60. ,...
ai - =, ",m . I Ir a, i Ia. \" M "
curacoa ., vim mdsc to Bouton Bliss & Dalet, Ar
;1 Eaq y s; Jac%e I "a Mar g
ftars,ln 81. wh mise and =, passengers to PIN For
VOL Co. Ar..ci a. tae y, ,, a, m With r,.. -
Taas 9ssc A'f s fay waSar February .
stsa'aer Koan'Fe Hoas. W.st Point with md'e and
pasreurers GA Dominion steamship Co.
steam. "fpg4s o,n I I,liGgr'9 2Ia.,d Boston
SANDY Hook. $3.50 m-Wlnd southwest light breeze;
CLEARED.
steamer Antonio zambrana CNoD. FoserIie. Gibraltar
steamer Gaysni,uc. walker Norfolk and Newport,
Nows~Oid Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Ki.n Irnz Frederick Wilhelm GER. Ahrens.
steamer Eic der Won Goesse. Bremen. via South
steamer iocasset din. Blyth. Lisbon. Leshorn etc
stnamer Herman Winter Nckerson. Boston-H F
steiner CITY Of Columbia Jenney West Point. Va
." s',''' T"rinn "r, cook Gbara-H pumos & Co.
steamer Noalwlch 0r, pundas. Shanghai-Funch.
steamer nlucHelds Lewis Batmore-H c Foster
steamer Berlin d}D. Hannah southampton-Interna-
steamcr tioidshoro Pennington. Phiiadelphia-w p
Clyde * GO. .
Sickle. ~
Steamers ri Monte for New orleans Lord Charlemont
GiO Belfast Ire. Jersey city r Brsoi: laurie ODD.
more Elhe ,t'rl. bremen VIA Southampton Guyandotte.
Norfolk: City q columbia. West Point.
ship Brenda d}D. for Calcutta.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Lylian Monarch OBJ. Haly. sailed from London
steamer ITincpia ,BD stannard sailed from Shields
STEAMER DANA Ger Kuhlewen. from New-York jan
unry -, arrived az Hamburg February a. .
Steamer Xaandam hu'cO. put from New-fork jan
uay -. arrived at Amsterdam FEBRUARY .. r..,
steamer OLDHAM OjutcD. Pousen sailed from Rotterdam
for New York February :" -. ~, VI,
steamer Tenlawcrs (}r Webster. from Newfork jan
uary L.. arrived n Antwerp February D.
steamer Ocvcnum tP3ru Jansen. from New-York jan
nary Is arrived at Oporto February u.
steamer Lohelia ,'r Nicholas sailed from Las Palmas
Steamer Prlce tNor from Malta January 80 for New
York passed Gibraltar February ~ x,,
steamer Flintshre tBD. pwyer from Japan ana Chiha
,or Ncw- York arrived at Singapore repruary D.
Steamer D.lcomyn dlr. Keen from New York December
20 FOR Icnos Ayres Rosario arrived at Montevideo
January -.
steamer ,oromba. for New-rorK. sailed fro" .ofon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of John Y. Mc;lane. Brooklyn
Election ca~cs befo e Judge Ia rctt.
PARK and Aquciuct Comnis<o crs' meetings.
l;oari Of Education. p III.
Auction SAFE Of l. Seney paintings ChicAerns
Hail, p.
Ne ling at Assembly Hall, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
j. u.
Robert Treat Paine's lectu'c. United Charities Build
ing p N.
Architectural League club.iooms No. 2l5 West Fifty
scycithst, p. m.
Ign. p.
st kcs-Mackay suit, supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
HELD FOR TRYING TO KILL MAN

Ericsson McIndoe q Waterman employed oy 'i'e
South Side Railroad. was held IN Sl,o'J ban Eestei-
so,, nv Justice Watson. in the Even Street Police
Court 70 answer a charge Vi attempting 10 XII! Con-
rad Concock of No 20 Montrose by shooting al
him with a revolver The bullet grazed ConcocA,
week nenetrated his left End embedded .tSelt
in the wall The shooting occurred late on a NtOi
dav night. while McIn1Oe was craZeQ WIN 9i,lEt.
The latter boarded with Concock's mother Nheh
he returned home Monday night he besan SMASH,
ing the furniture, and wh-n COncock demonstrated
with him he threatened 10 throw him from inc
thlrd-story window, and then drew a revolver ana
fired ConcoclI ran from the house. bleeding from
the wound in the In the street he met oihcer
McCrea Of the Sixth Precinct, who FASTENED DacK
TO the house and arrested Mclndoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
DR. pARKHu aSrs REPLY RECEIVED.

The letter Of Parkhurst In answer TO the resolution
OF the Board II Police Commissioners. declining 10 present
evidence 10 show dsordcrly houses existed In the
Fourth Precinct UP before the Commissioners yes
terdav President Martin said: 1T Dee the in
tenton OF DR. Pakhursts society 10 have their fight out
IN the newspapers When an opportunity Is given him to
prove his charge against officer Of the depar ment he
makes ding at the Commissioners and claims that he
could not get Justice The resolution adopted In good
faith and dr. Parkhurst would have been given mple OPP
portun,tv tn .usiain his complaint think board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
SIT ART LECTTRES on TIE HUMAN FIGURE

Six will be given by Or. Wallace WOOD
AZ the University II the cry Of New-York. Washington
SQUARE on Saturday mornings. beginning February ID.
The general subject 1.-The Human Figure-Anti1uc and
Modern" The special subjects Aesthetics Tho
Heroic IDEAL THE Graceful Ideal. The Robust IDEAL
THE Spiritual Ideal" THE Art Of the Future Tho
course viii illustrated by original drawings by Leigh
ton C;orome Lefebvrc. Brdgman. la Fargo. shirlaw'
Chsmrnev Chase and EDGAR Ward. and by the actual
rrc.ss ~ modelling the human figure and clay.
Original siaces have been loaned by Gerome for these
lectures: also special model Of the Ideal Man.. by Dr.
Paul Richer Of the Salpetriere. Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
SALE OF 4. ". WANTS PAINTINGS.

Tho executors sale Of paintings by A. H. Wyant was
continued last night at the Fifth Avenue Galleries
No 3GG Ffthatc The attendance was large and satls
factory prices realized. The landscape which was
withdrawn Monday night sold for $3.50 The large
Adirondack brought Si025. and another landscape
sold for 81 SO The evenings sale neted S20350 the
realized the whole collection OF 14o pictures
hon |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
FOR A GREAT WHIST TOURNAMENT

whist tournament between 100 men Of Brooklyn
and an equal number from Philadelphia will take
place in the latter city next Saturday evening.
special through train of three cars on the New
jersey Central Railroad will leave Jersey city with
the Brooklyn players and others on the arrival or
the 800 o. m. boat from the foot Of Li1erty-st.
Headquarters viii be at the Continental Hotel.
Sleeping cars will be ready in Philadelphia at II
% m for those who wish 10 return on Saturday
night Those who wish 10 remain may return at
any time within ten days.