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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

the Venus de MeGci is radical type OF soithes'
and grace. continues d. Wood
Beauty IL divided by Or. Wood into four classes
or types-the trophc nutr;!vc. the muscular UT
heroic the plastic or graceful. ana the nervous VI
modern Composite statues have been made an
der Dr. Woods direction. which present each type
N It. most radical form. Some woll-known statue
has been chosen and the characteristics OF forty or
fifty others OF the type, both ancient ana
modern have been added 10 II and built up around
IL 50 that the composite result exhibits In the h'gh-
es, degree the particular type 1t Is intended 10
illustrate Figures have been made which az
present are merely artist sketches in wax
The trophic or nu,ritivc type. is an expression
OF the robust IDEAL. 1t does rot impy strength OF
an athletic nature. but simply health and vitality
generally coupled with more than average stature.
In tn heavy frame peculiar TO the trophic type
the nutrltive system predom!nates. causing pro-
nounced development OF the digestive and rcs'ira-
tory organs The Yorkshire farmer the f.em noH
hushandman and the south sea is.anaer ar a.. eTbe
nervous system IS poorly dev~opeG. whlie tns p,
cep,vc faculties are not especia.y acute. "s s.sn.
ciated with the trophlc type Is not accompanied ~
much brsa devsopnsn, or muscular ,penf' S
ure forty statues and paintings have been seiec'ea
Among them are Neptune the Me ne Tner' -, p.
Dyins Gaui. Aescuiapus Hacphaestus Ajax. ig,
urcs from ;ne Gigan,omachia and .svera ngm rns
b. kubrns' also Mchae. Ange.o's Christ ~ . ne
Last Judgment" The chsractcrstlcs Of all these
neures wnen butt W around me ss,ne OF Nep
trophc type OF beauty In this series The b!gges,
man Is the hes, man. and Drawn is the predominant
The muscular type OF beauty constitutes physcai
srensth q an athletic nature forming o ner bis
nature, The nuiri,ive development Of The drayman
s,h:ste strensih and power. For the muscular
composite nyure. hfty-two examples nave 'ee"
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me UEITHER EEPO"F
40 MARKED DEPRESSION on THE MAP.

40 MARKED DEPRESSION OK THE MAP
wa.rne,or June J. The s''rm which "as contra.
,-ih = Aii.n,s.a h.a moved o. ii' n'ri""aii "F
tho uri, - observation. An area ~ hlsA ii'''' '
,irlcs central over refnefse' asa N'".N'"+ -,
&c., ..... o,., No-th Dakota AMI Mantitot1. There
. 49, ,rt o., ac,r.s,.n on the weather map. The tenn
re-a,u~c has ri.en ia Minnesota, upper A'h's'" an
x,,tb.rn N.w-l.ik Elsewhere II has remained "'''N
.t,,ionarv The weather las continue! s'r'''N '"'
,x 49,, c,,r,-, c,ccut IN Sew-York. Philadelphia ana
49, o.. d., ca. r,s, and AZ chicago. 81 Paul
,,h o,l p,venpor IN the West. where local thunder
s,,,m. are reported. Thre are some indi'a'oh' u
d.,ur,anc, near Key West The following stations re-
ported maximum temperatures ""'N "." -. 49,,
- ,,- H. 49,. ,rc,lous,y recorded 10y the Weather
=. ., ,ra o,s, decade In June: Albany. ~ New-
Y"tk -, Harrisburg %: PHILADELPHIA ~ Nu"m'' ~
49,. po.ssi \ g. -. Haftcia~. ~, W i.,
io, S,xarnah 81. Atlanta. %. Molilt ." . i,
w. parkersiurr 80. Toledo " nr', ,ioncrriy
ar ,ycnther with continued high temp, AZURE - N
5ic,ed the eastern ha., ~ III" '''''''' 49, 1900
rrd slightly cooler for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

MUSICAL EXPRESSION OF AMAToRi AND
RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT.

The. seems - ne . r,-spcc; that some OF inc
ques ions which have ba,r raised ioncnng ,he 's-
% the negroes ~ The or POP slave STATES a',''' 49,
scl,a.idc determination. MI w W Nc"''''
tary Of the American Folklore society," mas h' r" '
s,!l iert good deal Of attention latey anu ''o Il"
portions Of TIE country hc and other men
In the subject have received letters containing
transcripts OF songs some sentimental o". mo-
OF tho.n religious. Unfortunately most Of 'nese
TRANSCRIPTS can only serve as SUGGESTIONS IKE
thc "spir!tuals" which used 10 be sung ny '"T
jubilee Singers Of Fisk University ana the '''np.o
students Tt.y contain too much sophiSt'a'ion
ly white teachers OF the young .'eope WIN ''"s
them. but who never heard them wheh 'Hes "e'e
the INSPIRATION aad solacc Of slave lie. 10 serve
far study Of racial music II the Folklore Society
shall undertake. me task Of collecting chara'teriSc
specimens Of the music II the American negroes !"
viii 60 about II in 4 scientific manner ana i''N'
tho artistic treatment Of the material to other handS
There can be doubt that I, : high Time t''' ''r
work was begun Many Interesting "i'h'h' oi
the study dies with every cid black man "ho'c
childhood and youth were passed on the southern
plantations Especially is Il necessary for the set
Element Of the question what extent African eie
ncnts have been retained in the melodies 'ha' inc
songs which are still used IN tho via dances "Ecr
and secret practices connected with what Is caled
voodooism be secured. the words as well az ''e
melodies With each passing ,"ar knowledge OF
these is dying and soon they will 10 hopelessy los'
There may b. Some difficulty in getting music OF
this character bu, the hymns Of the rcgro church9s
and canrmceiinGs easily t. be had from t'e
OH people who cherish ;hon. TWO years ago MISS
Mildred J Hi. Jealous music teacher of Louis
Vile Ky undertook to rot. down some songs from
In. llus of Hack and ancient aunty iNr Mr..
Krehblsi. whose lcrfur" on "F,lk-S0 rS ~ America
had aroused her interest In o" subject She so'
some admirable specimens without difficulty, AM
won BESIDES the gratitude 81 tho singer
'.You's dom 10 Iawd's ori. honey said the
Oh dame. "you's maxim 20 crown. sha De
young folks nowadays don't lie 10 s.nS ON. bat
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rr Maine iar: stationary temperature" sou'h"'N "'h'
49,. N....Ilor,pshre and Vermont. fair. but with IN
TO-, ,,,,din.ss. slight changes In temperature. south
winds - 49,,
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut 'a'
=, rht ,hanros In temperature. west winds
For Ea.tcrn New-york fair. slight changes III tom
perniurr. souiheriy winds.
r. ros,orn P.nnsylvan,a and New-Jorsey. generally
fair. Sigh, changes temperature; variable winds
For Dstric, columbia. Delaware ana Maryand a,r'
ht with Increasing clcudness In ~" AFTERNOON So"
,inue1 hirh temperature. westerly winds
To- Virgn,n fair. stationary temperature; vArlhbir
winds
For Western rrnns, lvana. increasing c,uIlhess WIN
rofsblr hundcrshowers In north portion IN inc ""'o'
winds. T.. 49,, .,.a.
nOon south winds III, ,..u,. ,hu,s.r
For Western New-york. fair. win porslnie tu'ae'-
shower. I'm the afternoon. warmer; SCUM wih'S
For ohio fair south winds.
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n to man TO bus


/s the singer approached. tn s'unis grew ,"r.ier
and shrll,r On their intense expression II" "Ni-
IDENTITY felt himself ~ danger - falling another We
tim - the extraordinary Dustin ability ~ ,oins
svlrthv f3crchance inkyJ belle II ~" ner4n'Thoo1
and va ior;lfyus his heart agaius; hey naiirrhs
,arns The piercing quality Oi IN" upper - WAS 700
much FOR the most composed r the most JOYOUS
mind \ creepy sensation cam" over "a Nesh OF
tho human listener. me hooking BIRD was snooH rj
.utn silence and even The crcNrts seemed To- / - Il
depression their voices fc.i - iriShiiul ar
away wandering tone. That tune. once IN Inc
hin can never he st ou' 81 if- II least Z =
lie heard under similar circumstances. tven ihojgh
IN. SINGER t4s was thc cas'l turn ont 10 pc "a TX
loot m ebony uarky o. most unlpciical asprci
Acey was daIkcy down ~ A"niina, IN I'm.
was Epam!non!ss. The way ne had MS name
cnangcl Is Interesting There was nv, l'h'i-
ri,vinc down South in those days ON 'hrs" to-.
Tor mat matter and tho belief IN friendly SPIRITS or
masrois was great Even before Eplin.nonhaS hai
crieret his teens master regarded his gpod IHc"
with ndmlra ron. judging from his many mario"
.srores during the pcr.lour pursuits %; hfi n'fiiS
90 t,,,..',e turning Catharinc whrels hanging by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

TIE hec's and other rorrca,cns Of The pckauirnies
Tho icirf finally and absolutely confirmed
when one day h. MAS seen 10 drop upon his rect,
cai-!ko and al. unscathca from H." tOpmcs, borsns
II an ok 'rco OF hy 10 means -n'il stature. The
very rg q mis- pc~foTInlnr~ rs master appointed
him lnasco'-ln-" hief - his poker samca with the
'lii that In ihc very first game he une MASTER
hold three aces gaf. and iIrN another. increasing
thereby MS wor, rs possessions 20 no .nconsd"raO!e
extent After ;hAf Euaf-llonlas toT Ei., as h" was
generally caleb was named Aces. ana Acry he re
IulineG ever thereafter lie Nas reared. 50 10
monk In the h0g0m 4 his masters family. ana 50
gained refinement and education. AMI srcw - be
leader among men. Accy was 4 great sonS'te
and !n The evening "arfcr supper an de dishes al
washed an dried around him would gather. out
hy the cabins. % the moonlight tn" plantation
hnnls-ineu women and little ?.ckaninnlrs, ani
ih.re would a great chorus rms through tile night
ar. rich tho true harmony " N" negro voices,
hit piercing Wlll suggestive" ~ saNaScs and war
dances. rather than 81 solemn. religious meaning
Dor the songs were nearly all OF religious char
acierl and ever and anon wouli recur IA" painiye
cry I wan, mo- religion thus
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head O. Zeus Demos,henes ana Sophoces The
Idono OF the Uhzze. Florence. Is also Included.
Heads and figures taken from several works =
Ceni. the 81 John the Bapt.s OF Donatcllo. Tho
David Of Michael Angelo and Houion's statue %
No,tairc.
The results Of this statue composition present In
extremely radical way the different typos Of the
four divisions Of physical beauty. Nothing ~ the
kind has been done before with the exception of Or
sargeni's two statues Of Tho "N.w Man and Nrw
Woman" at the Worll's Far II rhs plan o. car
riel out with modern American types as suhi'ris
the results viii be ho'h unique ana Instructive.
There IL hardly my better way 10y which the con
trast between the old AMI new man ana woman
can be appreciated.
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chosen. They arc largely composed o: Greek and
Roman athletes Several ngures rom Aes'na ana
Louvre, Hercules and several excellent drawLes
BY Michael Angelo and Raphael are inc iuiel ] r.
hsures repTeSen; pure force, muscular sirer-tn
dominating breadth softness AID inicASeie'
The Paste or graceful. type - me one 10 WhiCn
many o. the best Grecian statues DeonS Every
age has its type o. plastic beauty, ana Aas al
is Interpreters in sculpture and painting. Ine
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TUESDAY. JUNE T.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE .
SHIPPING NEW&
PORT OF NEW. YORK SATURDAY JUNE !. is'o
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK SATURDAY. JUNE l. I~o
ARRIVED
% pu',s s l LSp sSa s 40 .s q AZ:
r,"..ns.rs to Vernon brown & Co Arrived at the Bar
colombia, nser, EsS" MAY 2: ~ % mSss ss
ry x.sm a' The sa nsa at u Ma. e. s.
' %, S':, q, IS Al Ts al :'a
steam yacht ysan Hn1ssSn WITH owner and four
S9 saniy HOOK s'4 $50 m-wind west light
breeze: partly cloudy. hay.
CLEARED
Steamer Mississippi Obj. Gates. London-New-Yofx
Steamer sici:ia GER. rroeieh. stetn Copenhagen
rcs.n Hansen wilmington and Georgetown
steamer Yucatan Reynolds. Havana and Mexican ports
.@soO Iws ,isS FI:'s A..
steamer MonS.caton CBr) peasey. Norfolk II Via
Steamer Neu,ris r, Labua'. Mar'eile' via Naples
ssannr Mammalian Bragg Portland M.Horao Hail.
s,oo,,nr zu-ia ,Span) Geroa-Barher n Co.
Steamer Rchmond' Davis. Norfoik-oid Dominion s.
steamer city Of Columbia. Jenny. West rOin'-oid DO
steamer city Of birmingham Burg. savannah-R L
steamer jamestown; Huphers. Norfolk and Newport
sse,m.r Old Dominion. Crouch Newport News ana
comal RISK Key West and Galvesonc
M snsS Ell Rio Quick New-orleans-J Van Sickle
Park Noach vi (Nor. Aarburs. Aarhus. pen-benham
BARK rarmoun, ,Br, King. Copenhasen-w Grace
'I Rarx Andrea tswedD. Inndmann Gothenturs swed-
6ss .S Fs %sr sa' CO. r''"'' and SAINT.
Bark Luigi dtaD. Gregor. opor'o Por'-funeh' Eas'
& CO.
xs:;ls fef @ fs S Ss'
Delaware Cape Hayden inssus snr 1 Kinsson
s.wn HSr's etc. n:Seccksr Orleans: cry o. GO.
%ms' o ws r rS Fl RS d pomn
svr News and Rchnd Sra MSr.shs IRE Per-.
nanbuco RIO Ianero etc via Baltimore Ia ,
& via Rouosne campania , Liverpool Ems
Ger. Genoa Ethiopia d,r) Glasgow rS''A e'' ""'"'
shp m for c9psnhsssn DANIEL s5r ssssr:
s. arsa ;s a"a M 1lBSn sutton" ' "
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Nomsdlc Or Clarke sailed from Liverpool tor
steamer New York Jamison for NewYork. sailed from
s'ea%cS gaao 'br Ma' sailed from Hull for New.
S,samSf crcma cBD. Lord Dundee Tor New
deutschland CEN Mas sc !, from A''-
steamer Ipan;o ,r1 Page. from New-rOrk May - To-
As,wsp pssS& ree d RGn, Jun" SexYo for 1onoA
passed the Lizard May 81 ,,,,., Prom coo.nh.r..
steamer Bohemia GER Mcysrdrck. sailed from Ham
burg for Newly May - 81, -.
Steamer Saer Gen. Blchter, fo' Ne"-io'A se"s0
from Bremerhavcn June L. -. A., ~. ~x.-
Steamer American Dutch. Butt from Ne~-tork nay
Is. arrived Rotterdam May 81 -.
steamer wae:and |Iseis'. bencr. for New-YOrk sailed
steamer La fTandr- Dutch L.snasr. from Nsw-Yort
Steamer La Tourainc dr., santsln for New-Yosk
sailed from Havre June J. A.. -, .
Steamer Viola Br) from Palermo for New'YOrk' passed
Gibraltar June l. 49,, ..
arrived At Gibraltar May 20 - -.
Steamer Vera (0er). Pohle. from New-fork may ~
arrived Genoa May go
Steamer Aisatia tBr) Swain. sailed from Naples TOT
New-York May 81. -.
York. passed Malta June
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modern plastic type is more nearly allied 70 me
nervous than that OF the ancieAts cons icr
able difference is displayed between the plastic o'
the Cap,oline Venus and that u modern woman
In the Capi;oline Venus the shoulders are square
the hips narrow and TIE hands ana feet large
The modern woman. the contrary, has sioil..s
are much smaller This plastic type is The m'st
far-reachns OF all. FOR a certain amount - ncces-
sary in al the different types. as without 4 t1ry
would be entirely void Of attractirencss
The statues from which tho composite figures IL
pla site made include those II
Adons. Narcssus Antnogs and Paris, also the
Ap0no, the Fawn Of HraNltel's. the Eros %; me
Vatican and several from the Louvre together with
five Of The graceful youths from the Parthenon
freze and some 81 The figures from the famous
bronze doors OF Lorenzo Ghborti. Probably the best
Interpretation Of the plastic In me iena.e form IS
10 be found in tina; statue beloved Of Emerson. the
Venus de Medici.
The nervous or intellectual type as represen'ci ~
with to-day There Is peculiar nervous intel
l.ctual force displayed by the modern man FOR
which his way OF living Is probably responsible This
difference is. Of course mainly apparent In the head
and features. Among the statues selected ior The
nervous type are eight Apollos SIX Hermoses d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
THE ORTGIT or TIE kOCRPOsT EEDSTEAD
CROWN COLONY.


TTN.H I4UTVDTI IIINI0E
In medieval times. when life was very rse-
cure. It usual for people TO sleep on bed When
was surrounded by sides OF board. with strong
POSTS at the four corners. These Sides contained
Siding doors. which could be fastened inside
them. II attack In the night they were aroused
by the noise made :! the crashing IN Of their
selves Whom ,Ao laN became strong enough nor TO
GRADUALLY dispensed Win. but the four posts re-
NAMED The 0osse neds'ead ssi smryiv neces IN
serv where the earthen doors and imperfect CELL
lngs cause much damp Emily bronie IN Mu,neTr,
in the old mansion as forming a little closet,
Sir Lockwood. who had TO sleep In T. says;
aid hack the panel sides. got In with my HSht.
nuled them together again. and felt secure
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covu1rrrr OF sEvENrYs FINAL DAYS

As recently announced IN The Tribune. inc Tom
,r,,,.e Of seventy Will soon dish'nd. Arrange
nen,s for T. nnol meeting Of The famous committee
probably Will he made tomorrow afternoon ""'"
,herc Will bc a meeting OF tie Executive ''"
ri.tce A. the rooms % the 'hamb'f 81 S"ts,,,.',or
er,'tf sfo,nm. ni u the reasons for dTuAhr'nf'
.oce.ncr Win q review Of the WORK pei'or'"e' -
The Committee. may be presented
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r. PHOrOGRiPH "NOONSH'NE" DISTILLERf


From The Atlanta Constitution
How wou,d the picture OF lite North 1eo-yia
dstlllery in full blast under The ovcrarchns sides
OF the mountain look IN one OF tne ce'ep'"'eu ART
galleries Of the wor.dY .., ..,. A..
This Is not a mere vague speculative question. but
ore that carries with II . suggestion OF likelihood
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THE TI-RN OF THE 23D REGIMENT.

A detachment Of the 2Sl Regiment. composer %
Companies T.. & ard y. under command OF 'oohei
Smith. prac,sed al Crcedmoor YESTERDAY anu AZ
though the heat was oppressive. large number
Of nnarksraen qualified as the following shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

songs dat have sent so many niggahs 10 hepoe" Do
desc hab. ough, 20 go lost.
\ correspondent living in NewYork City SENDS
couple OF specimens OF negro songs as noted by
him some years ago. His account is copied below
OF the songs 1t may he said that the second Is
far and away the most characteristic IN rhythm
as well melody Like 50 many plantation meio-
dies Is based on the fve-note scale. the fourth
ard seventh tones OF the datonic scale being
avoided Number one. II is TO be feared is but an
echo OF the negro minstrel halls of the North. 1t
Is dangerous tune To hum. II one does not wish
TO he haunted by II. and once sung In community
largely black would soon take possession OF It and
spread thence like wildAre The melody is the same
as which usel to be sung In the North, ana
the text IS but paraphrase Of Sweetest Caroline
which used to run
Is herd 10 bear
Yes it's hard TO bar.
My sweetest Caroline.
cave biOKen the heart Of many a man,
And you We almost broken mine.
Tie Tr.bune's contributor writes as follows:
Whether or not. as has been proposed an American
s,hoo. OF music. founded On negro melodies VIII
ever find favor wiki the people much can be sag
OF TIE singular atiractlv,ness OF many Of the old
plantation times come Of which almost
familiar as Home. Sweet Home. or THE star
have been publshed-i would be the labor Of years
to coi.-'t ana print them all. Some OF them are
compositions the original and characteristic melody
married by a foreign hand. Genuine negro music;
school IS almost thing OF The past Il has never
been written down. Its authors could not do II,
and few indeed are the white musicians who could
transcrbe nelllsiby its peculiarly eccentric
method. These times. once heard. as sung W
plantation negroes in the cool Old days "befo' de-
wah." cling 10 ones memory with wonderful
tcnac!'y. and am tempted TO give an idea Of one
two OF them. which you still may hear In the
southern Country.
One night. while passing along country road
IN a very sparsey settled portion OF Alabama.
lighted hy glorious moon aDi hardening 10
hooking birds wonderful night carol and the CHR
rup Of inpumerabe cr.ckcts. my ear was startled
by a high Nnor voice. whose owner was approach
Ing. giving somewhat nasal u'f'fance 70 ihcae
words Of manly i"sOiutiOn. set 10 an ar 50 paint
i've In IFS minor effect. 'hat my heart bled for tae
poor SUI, rr"rs described.
''Ii- hard 20 iJVe rs mighty hard 10 .ovc,
.. it'S ha:d for 10 lhan,' your mind;
You've done gone an Dus'cd INTO many n fellow s
heart.
But you amt gwine 70 bus. into mine
This verse repeated over ana over again
with various degrees OK feeling from tho deeply
pathetic - ih~ WILLY passionate for which the
following notes seemed - i.vc ample scope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 20 Sunset 1928 Moon sets 1921 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
i, N-sondy Hook SOL Gov. Island 32G Hell Gate o:2l
= M-sandy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island Hell Gate 6:o2
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Tribune once. June 2 a. The weather Yesterday
was fair except for thundershower late IN the after
noon: 3, again unusually warm IN" Temperature"
ranged between Is and 90 degrees. tho average $50
-. 4. derree HIGHER than on Friday. and Is degrees
h,,hsr n an on the corresponding day last year
The weather to-day 10 likely 10 DO iAir Win nearly
stationary temperature.
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NETWORK
COACH HORSE AND COB co.

have on shov At all times hundred head OF the
les, horse. obtanabe consisting OF hands tan
ders matched and crossms,ched pairs single horses
,aade horses ana roacsters All the lot bought with
a special action. speed and conformation ,ha'
fau,less All our horses landed. bted. and con-
Affirmed a. our training stables Greenyie Penn We
hav. at all times forty pairs. ranging from fourteen
e, seventeen HANDS Of almost desirable color Al
the 10, are thoroughly broken accmatec ana READY ''
,nmeeiate use. We guarantee 10 show more oreeons
oro,,v s,v,. couforn,atlor ans phenomenal high ALL
rou,d goes than been offered for sale 10 'n's
country. 49,. w..
Telephone. No 81 Columbus Address No. IDS we"
6g;h St. York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
INOTHHR >ETBICK TOE WOHIH

JESSE FULLER. 'HAihMA% or 7hh h'H''
COUNTY ntrt rLl'AN GENERAL CON
MirrNE ,oM.s OFT AGAINST
TIE hnIfi NIL
The friends Of ~ Senator Wclih. Who have done
their utmost 10 g. tho Republican parry ~ h"s'
County ~ rcpAIinic 90 au'e.''c.1n rr'niT.* h"N"
,.,.,.o, on,,ter setback from Jesse FIl'r. chair.
man ~ Ito Republican General 'onmiii''. "h'
ha, come 0ni openly against ihe Abel hiA n'" 100
The ,.ltcrnor's hands vhirh seeks - nH.fY ~"
work II tho Election Clumissi ,n"r. sppoini"i !.
~, srhi.ren hy pflrtlrplN 'fiiHirffny NOR
-, D., -. ch,irner 4 me u pIhlirln ana 'fnil
'r,nr General Committee NJ Frl"r h"s WIZ
49,. i,,,nr 70 Governor Norton opp,flns i'" "lh
~. t,.. - y,.nus ,eg s'1f4lu The Coma. 81. ''n'r
~, t,r.,or Mea-rs Williams. N'1lon h,"Aflf
~, ~, i,-.ggrr cxroc' - sli Albany on Ii'.i'N I'D
49,, - ey,in.i tho signing - 90" bill ON filF
nigh, the Tweuiy-ihird ward h"pnnn,an W,,,r
,.e .doufei "A resolution asking Governor '""'''"
=, ,.i,hhot hss SIGNATURE from the hi.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS

MONDAY. JUNE g.
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FOUR COMIOSITE STATUES.
r,,rv REPRESENT TYPES OF BEAUTY AND
MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT.

PROFESSOR WALLACE WOODS Plan FOX S''0
mo THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MANY
MODELS IN A SINGLE FTGURE-MASTER-
PIECES WORKED INTO ONE.
,,o1sr, civilization has created types Of physical
-, nsculiar 10 itself and differing considerably
s.o,, chose which have come down from the Greek
Tho difference consists mainly in the nervous ac-
oe,,uaton Of tie features and the limbs, when Is
80 resu., OF the high pressure existence led oy
~. modern individual. In woman especially IS
,hers decided contrast as between the ancient
type, such as the Venus de Medic' and the sen
,auv accepted types OF to-day. The corset and the
,Lsn beelei shoe have had their effec, upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
20.5

=, Tins d,,rglm a continuous waite line SHOWS ne
in pressure indicated by The tribune self
recording baomctei The dotted line represents hs tenn
perature recorded at P.rfy'B Pharmacy