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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

e5 W III
cjrclins them. Richmond interference
was not us good AZ that Of the Randolph
Macon hoys:
Coach Blanchard. OF William and Mary
Cotlege,. a;is tlir8 referee. and Coach Law.
OF Washington and Lee was umpire.
.Llbpurnc AllllS. OF Barton Heights. n
Ealldalph- Macon man. was assistant
coach Richardson. for Richmond, mud
baldwin. for neutrality-suspicious., were tho
llncs;nnn.
There were about two thousand people
IL witness the game.
The cup.
The lineup for tho Two clevcns Wss az
follows:
Jcncs...... ..,.,.ieft-cnd.s... ~. Davis
U<imorc)
VI, !. G. Jones'. ....lcft-incklo... ..Wundcr
..lcRac. (. lef,-g,lard. Harrison
Matte. ..,sccntcr..s. s....-....Gilltam
50 58 3 (Jonesl
Robcrison... ..rlght-guard.... Sylvester
Siead ........rIght-tacklc ...,s. Ham'l IN
Crsuolid -. ....rght end. $50. -. Brady
Hardy. ~. .full-back.. ..Throckmartin
CThrockmartiD
Powcn... ,....lcft-haif..,... -. Randolph
(Duke)
,rillnian ..... ..rlght-half.-... WALTERS
Mcnch...... quarterback. ...,.. 1au
(captain) (Randolph)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
What Was It. Maggie?

a crowd from this place attended an
ice cream supper at Austlnsvile Monday
night and report nice time, Miss Mag
gle Donohue won tho cake by guessing
what was In it.-Dccatur (Ala) News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Referee, Mr. Gresham Poe, Princeton.
Umpire, MIR. Armstrong, Yale. Head
lnc1hen, Mr. Melvin, st. Johns Lincsmcn.
Mr.. Erck, Y. NJ. III. Mr., Duvnll, ST
Jchn's Time. two fifteen i,inute halves,
rcucidowns, Plcrsol. .; Ghormlcys spen-
Ger, Douglass; Goals from touchdowns,
Norton, 3: Decker. Goals from touch
downs missed. Decker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Lost p Clubs Won Lost p
How York. JOS g 500 Cincinnati .,,,7 I. 80
Ittsburg $50 Is $50 lSt, l.ouis.. IS 20 1854
Chicago ..,.ySo 81 .6e6 lI,oston ..,5i 1903 .33
I'hiladelphia8% % ,5i6 Brooklyn us l0i .Sl9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
So, Boston, S; Cluster Springs, o

7'spee|al to Tbs T1mes'plspaFoR,)
4 SOUTH BOSTON, VA, October r.
South Boston won from Cluster Springs
Academy in Il match game of football
this afternoon by Il score OF 6 to 0. the
feature Of the game was the fine runs
By White, Glenn and stemple for South
Boston, and KnykendaH for Cluster
srIngs. The game was played at the
South Boston base ball park, a large
crowd being present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Al the same time II Is a good deal caster 10
bow, 70 this inevitable than i u y s11's y "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Where They Play To-day.
1t. Louis at Chicago.
I'ittsburg at Cincinnati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Scores Yesterday,

Boston. 1O-7; Brooklyn ia.
Nsw York, ii; Philadelphia, Sc.
Chicago, .; Iittsburg, |.
& Cincinnati, So; st. Louis, Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
Kebaja precio pasaje autom0Vll
ncuADILLA-c aMuv
O VICE-VERSA
O VICE-VERSA.

La Empresa JIMENEZ correspondence la protection
que favorece deseandO contnuar acreedoa la
nisma anunca al pubco los sguentes precios:
Aguadia a Camuy vice ...,.:...... $3.50.
viaeros San Juan Ponce 'eberan paae sen
hasta Camuy Aguada repecVamepte por
Empesa menez dlefrutando as de Ia comoddad segudad
raJldez bin1a acedada tnpresa oOenehuo
una economic que qozar an de otro modO
A9entes San JUN r. Garcia, Go Sucers HARDIE 3Ros
Plaza Principal
AGJ JApIIIA, .pg.
MAJ AGj'IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
S. F. L.ORENZI
AGENTE COMISIONISTA
PLAYA DE PONCE. PTO. RICO

Representante de varias. casas de los
ESte1os Unidos, de Europa y de la
Lila.
Corredor dc Fabrican.es tciidos Y
del ramo de m -rcancias cn general.
Tlene catAlogos, y mue>tras &c in
6ni"ad dc articulos y sc enclrga Dc
4 DO pedido los Eslados UpidoS q
Europa.
Recibe 4 dep6sito cafe, az1car, y
toda clase de Frutos del Pals para
veAderse en- plaza 8 emba rCarse.
Solicita precios sobre muestras que
Sc lie envien trasmite Ia mejor oferta
6 la acepts cuando para clio % lie
autoixa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05

aQUr
mo-
AIfe +.
\ ue - 4ae 81 "a te.~. ioras.
cun 81 afa Nse~c fe~. n
te ls.e entr sn e asul
cempafan.g aefa ar p,fvEf. f.n,i>
NJ ia inFeara af>.adsnas ncC
como uo.s mu,l.al. sla 4ePsu
dcncia ninenna y aun a..
rne a>ambfu
AQacllos aNofdes aQnel ,aulu
que sc rscN1ha al pTinc'To \
cesa do>pues para NCnlr ma
tarde poicnte avasallaGor CO.
mo una iumensa plegarla qle
Cien mundOS e.csaSeu Al clvlo.
aQuellas eSc1laS in> esanteS. per.
sistentes. tenaceS. que pare = n
un lamento inhnita. sc apodera
ron dc mi con ana fuoTza IRE
sistible.
Desde entonces pnde conside-
rarme vencido
Fui al ieatro 4 or a Wagner
con verdadero ahlnco. con pro
positoS de estudiaI aquella .mu-
sica que no qulse atender en-
tanto tempo.
Y al ptr que la ola haciame
estas reheXiones:
Cuando en- un arte liberal Sc
llega donde Wagner lego Y Sc
cuenta con adOradores que RI
nen batallas a diario en- favor
de su ldolo; cuando los mas
grande ingenios, los escritOres
de mas fuste sc oCupan en- la
obra de un musicO, Y ora ele-
vandole los CielOs 8 va tiran-
dolo a los pies de los Cahallos,
sc imprimen Cientos y clentos
de volumenes. y la pintura, el
grabado, la eScultura, las arteS
todas Sc ponen al serviClo de
aduel hom bre :. cuandO la CAPT
tai, que avaSalla a todaS I'M
pone leves a la civilization Y a
las COstumbres, inv erte miles Y
miles de frances en- preSentar
las ObraS del maestro con una
riqueza que trae a la memoria
los cuentoS de Las mil una
nocheS"; CuandO Ell nOmbIe de
Wagner reSCrre el nundO en-
tero, lndudaOIementc muChO
supOne.
Sc improvisa IN pers0nale;
Cuaiquier monarca puede CON
vertlr-y Convicrt- a diario-
un imbecil EN- couseiero de a
Corona. un solda tote en- prin-
Clpe de la mlllC1a V en- oOlSpO
un Cura de mlea Y ola.
Pero Ell que sin avuda de na-
die-porque nadie Ia. puede
ofreCer-quIen solo con 81 lnRe
Mo sc haCe un nOmhre que s.
pronunCia en- tod ) parties Y en-
todas parties Sc con 'Ce ese vale
Ent0nces me dcd que estu
diar a Wagner con v rdaderO
frenesi; escuche >u> 0 raS sin
perder IN com pas, yiquIeE ha'
bia de dec1rme que llegar1a a
ser unO de sus mas gran 1es ad
miradores! Y yntonCes tambien
pude explicarme q por que
aquellos mOZat Dcte> aUlaudlan
de CO1azOn al maestro Stntten-
do Su muolca Y gOzandOee en-
ella, Y por que Ia det slaban
los que hacia medic slglo We
nian deleitandOse con otraS par
tlturas.
Los mozaitetes. los neofitos,
hallaban6e Su prelu1 los n
preocupacionea de e>cuela, con
el sentimlentO vlrgen Y el Old0
como una paglna en- bian o dis
pdesta a anO ar 10 DuenO pro-
codiera de donie Qui,icre; les
fascino la MI lea de Wagner, y
la aplaudieron con q ardor de
la luventu !.
Los vieJOs compoS torres Y y"di-
letta ntl tenjan atrotl1dO eI sen
tlmientO V en- el OidO con >eIVa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05

WH N. z Nsa st.t ..Nt
nr ,.ara
Aa. eta eeelfa >in >.afl
tsNicron Cue lucaaf "a sus no
siadrs onira los mpucns to
fcs &C. h cthovrn ounhss' g
hasia pof lss proic>ores 81 8.
atQuesia
slog eGS uo rcNo14a a. ~,
For cue lo olvidaha 70 naismo
i'oi que ~ < ienia prcscntc "a
guerra cncarnizada cue Ros,iul
sus admiradorcs hlcicron a las
operas de Meverbeer. que en-
tonoe> parecian de una lncTelb,,
a. iaCla
NJ. no - feilexionaba iaQue
10 era malo porque 81 V hab,a
3ue urarle al degiielo
~ se comparan los ingre> o.
lue hoA reproduce "Lohengriu.
V. gr. Y los que dio al principio
>e vera que el publico. en- su
mayoria. acepto la obra.
y ESQ sucedera con todas Jas
lie Wagner 81 no. al tempo
.Quiere esto deer que suhsr>
la unicamente el drama wagne
riano. olternandolo. a 10 sumo
con las partituras de Meyerhee
V algunas modernas prescin
diendo en- absolute Z para STEM
pre- de las antiguas operas ita
lianas?
Que desatino! Mientras Ell
arte sea arte Y eXista el cOraZon
humane, las grandes Creaciones
del genio tendran su valor. Y
a lei Barbero de Sevilla, so
nam bula ""Lucrezia, "Rigo,ec-
to- etcetera sc las considerara
como verdaderas joyas
Pero.. :. tantOS amos Oidas
stantem ente nos fuerzan
olvidarlas un POGO, a dejarlas en-
la penumbra; va llenaron su
mission, y reinaron como duenas
Y senoras muChislmO tempo:
ahora que descansen y descan
semos, y solo de tarde en- tarde'
cuando por la rara exception Sc
encuentren artlstas Capaces dc
iuterpretarlas magistralmente
debe alguna de elias fgurar en-
el cartel.
Lo demas es absurdO, y asi
anda la opera de luClda.
No aspire d cOnvencer a los
ant,Wagntrlstas COZ mis- argu
ment0s, nj jamas tailalia dis
cusi0n con :aquellos. Fuera
inu1ii. Naldria tanto como pre-
tender la inteligencia entire do,
peraonas que habIasen lenguas
completamente distintas.
!. Nj voy tampOCo a tronar con
ira los no partidarios del wag
nerism0, mirandoles desdeno,a
mente Y considerations POGO
menOs que a seres interiors;.
| Bastante trabajo tienen con nc
yer la luz
Para terminar: Me he pue>to
voluntarlamente en- la picota al
defender hoy ablertamente 10
que tantO combat.
He preferido esto, creyendolo
mas noble, a la terquedad
/ de muchos eo-admiradOreo &c
Wagner, que no quieren conte
sarlO por no dar su braZO a tor
Ger.
De sabiOs es mudar de conse
! jo, Y aunque disto mucho &c
serlo V al pasO que voy no {
sere nunca, 10 que los sabloS HI
&C N esta OCCASION.
! Creo haber procedidO con en-
terra >sinceridad al publican
tas lineas, Y no estaria tranqui
10 81 despues de Comprendec-
o tigurarme que 10 ComprendC
-el drama Wagnerlano. no b.
rrase de una plumada todas las
herejias que lance a la pubIici
/ dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
LA CIvDa1 C0AOAL I"
H&@E.EH0 . %.E.T'T.E.v.x

~ a N "a D. "a " 's'tsF s4s "a
GALE DE LA CRUZ,
SAN JUAN, Puerto RICO
Oirecen e. mejor suruIo IN sillas de
nontar.-Pinturas.-- Aceilea barni-
aes.-Generos de punto-PorceIana.-
Loza de Pederlal y Cristaleria-liie
rros eSmalt2dos. = Arneses negro y
marillo para nno & dos caballoS-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

4 q : T. 80 ~
Seq bon bprt elIer left ON Sc Il.
neite uiifinitrnntetlter a, ,raar alle
.@penoe bar giort oeres, % Be for
ifieHige Dele er iattel iaul1e11, %
Meitrene bar beiigtiget oet, ina ffal
Der etlbnll ell frentragenoe Dieter til
for at 1agge ben fi0ife Suano paa
garfet ofite1n1rle set, iaa aonerne
Tan Ipoe, ION Sc ifaI, til 4unitens
% Cubs ggre. saaleoes ,neo os
fMsenneffer; men 0e1,ne fi6ite Mdter.
|baaro er Sci e { 81 b5eso en- oer
friiter 2egente og gpner % gaar ion
Erenfenoe R,1it gienne1n sinlen
gerteI Cling aor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
Ear,pe(kanoale.
&oliti=9ias5ia i &bilabelp6ia.

1SfsSSessSNNSS
4oliti-9fas5ia Gbilabelpbia.
@lanbt be amerifanlfe 9torbper.
Ser life netop er beremt for fine 9p,
Der, i,16tager &bilaoelpbia Ell fren.
rogel1oe MaoS. Jornplig bapoe III
9lnlebni1g til at meo0ele ON oen
&an1p, 8Yers ~0pgtige Mopor, 8ea.
Der, bapoe reiit MOO eli aorporatiun,
Der piloe tilrane fig 4ontrol opsr
|8Del1S @osbnrf. @al1 life olene 1ei-
reoe 6ellne Scamp, men frareD ialn.
ti0ig ben politilfe 9fing ser r1ange
9lar bapbe fontrolleret 8pells slffp-
rer, ierlig HolitizD Departen1entet, iin
Magtog forti0en bar Hbilaoelpbia ct
|5tpre, Ser felt igie11nem er loplpoiqt
og retiinoigt.
Ser bar i 8bilaoelpbia 0annet Jig
let u2atp ans Orber SocietD" ionl er
en fraftig 5tette for 0eaDore,t bal1s
8eitrpbelier for at gibe 8pel1 eli go0
M6n1iniltration. Naa 6enne 1or.
e1tings S1tittatip blep ser Spnbog
Nften foretuget Ell &a55ia gienneln
8Dens uSenoerloin" 4narter, un6er
Dbilfen ialntlige 8Delrs lttugtsbltie,
tpiplion1me Soteller, Spillebuie ng
&lublofaler5 bpor 5pil og .ltiaoelia.,
he6 git i gpang, bleb l1noerlggte, %
Ser foretoges 9lrreitationer / Mosie-
big. &einltatet al oenne &oliti.&a5~
5ta bar, at Ser nrreltere0es on1trent
1900 Ycrloner. 8lon0t oe 2ofaler,
lo1n fonn ltn6er 0enne &a53ia, og iom
oinfettsoe o11trent 150 ialt, fpr0elte
paa ct slreal al 20 &po6ratmile, bar
oolfillige politiife @lnbber, baa6e i
Senoer1oinz nz4parteret og II 8eboe1ies-
|Giltritterne, io1n rar biulpet til .1ef
at lunfe 8Dpns lnoral1fe gdbeal1 en-
betnlltelig Gro0.
Set melt opligtspeffenoe be6 ben.
ne Mffere er Sen 9lfgrunb al moralif
9eeopqroigelle / BDens iaafal6te be
bre 8reoje.", 1pm oerpe6 er fonlu1.'t
|for Gd9eil5 9ps. sBld1lof 2000
arrcitanter, ionn Yolitiets &a55ia
tragte for BoIiti=Domitole, bar Ser
Ell MGngoe pngre og 9lore Ms9no
og &pil1oer, gifte % lgifte, lon til
hbrte oe be6lte og melt aniete sSal1ti-
Ter, og lon blep fun6ne / bgjlt font.
spromiteren6e Situattoner, / 6e for.
ifjellige &elorts. Holitiet tog all,
1neo, uben Senipn til @jgn eller Stil.
ling / 5alnfun0et, 6rl1fne Megre, ma,
f,So Sf,donr 0t,;,,Sn o,ffn -
a;ftosar - saaTaaooa = ba,,a,ooso
80 ss;egass @sym msrsssos,a =, :,
~ ~, So 49, ~! .r:.a @.:a. : .,4a,.s 49,
.ng a95, 80. ~ :, r.1.s. !.
,,erne =, mo moottp p,te, itiIre
ao,,t;o, e11pr hetoro Manpr 6er ior
.9,inner,,es g,p6fo,n,,p,,ne heIdb S.
~ eeon, iSot arra hoho,,nroSas ,,,,her ;,
Maarohot affo,,trioosG sGs,;,,aoru - =,
so,lpn5o,,os : So etn nnon
=. a1.r =. -
oigbeo og 9fanoale ino i mange 6a.
miller. Salrige Sfilsmisier bil bli,
be en- 1tllnogaaelig 5plge, % ntan9;
Mpl1o % &ptnoer pil for iteoie for
ipinoe fra ben &laoss Samfnnoet, 81
Fhi0tiI hQr tn0tQQet. sSrn HpItttets
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
g3p @ape ira Dljcfongen S S

9tD 8ane ira Sl)ctongelt Sob'l
9. &oefefeller 5r. Yetrolel1msfon-
gen, har ;i6iie ltge ifjenfet 10 Mil-
ElioHer Ilars til set bgiere l1noere
tisl1ittysppien / Sc Jorel1eoe gtnfer,
ct 1tboele cffer be61te Sfjen of oet i
6ebrl1or 1902 opretteoe v@enerol
G6ucatio11 8oar6" bpis Gorman6 ct
@obert 6. Sg6e11, og iom er ia1nme11-
lat at .befjen0te 6orretnings= og Bi<
6enifabsmano fra bele 2an6et. Da
8oar0et bleb bannet ifjnnfe6e. Nocte-
feller set itrafs 1 Million Collars
| til Gramme for Observation-Disclosures
/ SDoitater1e, % bele Srmn1cn
n1aatte bruges til bette 6or1naal. Mi
|oelt tpe @ape paa 10 Mtt1ioner Dol-
lars maa fl1n &enterne brl1ges, %
oisie fan anbenoes operalt ltnio-
men til bpiere 2nreanitalter, baaoe oe
|af &irfei feiamfiin0ene fontrollereoe og
prtpate. lt6betalingen af Sen itore
Gum ifer 1.Sftober, og an6re betp.
6elige @aber ct ltillet / lt6ligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

6rp9tclige Sperippmntelier far /
Sc li6ite Gage rolet Merico. st ltoit
slntal Nfennelfer pioes at bere on1-
fon11e, men Gallet a11gipe5 neget
forlfielligt, fra 100 til oper 1 1,000-
Set er WiinebDen Gltonajllato os
Onegr, iom er baar0elt rant, men
ltpejret pibes at bape burjet n1egct
ltore Strnfninger al Oe onlliggen9e
Yropiuler. @uanojltoto CT @opeo-
lpoet for n1eget betDOelige Minein=
teresler, Ser 6ribes peo el1gelf II
|amerifanif aapitol. Storl11en be-
gpnote Irebag 9lften og bar iaa
polblonl, at i11tet Menneife bobe6e iia
|llOellfnr 9grel1; Sen bebporebe n1i1,6lt
2 9age i Sruf, % / Sen fal6t Ser iaa
-ltlnaa0elige Galolnasler, at aft 2ap-
lan0 blep lat unber ganb og flerr
minore 8per blep fl1loltGnoig bort
ifDlle0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07
med Post o. C<le9raf.
(1llesesae fva.)
Mslestsne fra.)

@bebeablen Merico er nalten belI
llaoet fell, og 8reiioe11t Dio5 bar u5-
iteot ct 9efret, ifplge bbilfet Suo-
fprlelstol0en paa @pe0e fra De Jor-
eneoe Staier er bleDet 1neget betp6e-
ligt neolat. Hrilerne paa 8rgoitof-
fer er pan @runb al Diispnfiten
1llnaaoelig bpie Merico, oe Ser bar
alborlig 6rpgt for 0prti0 9an0et,
i!l0til Dto5 6efretereoe 5olone0lntteI-
len. @n iaoban far peret pe11tef
fer / 2anoet lp1gere 5i0, og 6e
anerifanite Sbeoebanolere bar for-
lpnglt inble0et lorbil1oeller Meri-
CO ON EN- itor @pe0ein1port. Selua
Be til Merico grnnoierbe @gne /
Seros bar Ell n1eget oaarlig @ne6e-
unl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

Morge % 5berigc. Den forlpbne
ltge bar life bragt noget p9ientligt
Sept angaaer0e 6orboloet 1nellenr De
Ito itilte 8rooerfolf. 9foron1an6ene
forboloer Jig abiolut rolige % afpe'r-
ter 6en @eilltt1ling, Sen ipenife &ifs.
Sag 1naa tage Sen nermeite Jren1.
tio. S Sberige ipnes Der itaoig al
berife megen nenigbe6 1neo &enipn
til @eeieringe,rs Jorilag ON en- frs>
oelig 2gsning. Gorelsbtg Ter Set ,ss
til, at set 9arti> Ser er / Gabbr nf
at orone @agen freoeligt, er Mins
6retal> men. set be,,tes bog iiftert, a.
|Speniferne til ii6it pil beie fig for.
bpao Ser er ifet, % lite begpnoe pal
&rig. Derimob gjbres Ser fro ipenf
|Sioe Mnitrangelier for at itille gtorb-
1nanoene / iet 8elpsni1g ! Sc an6re
Magters gine, III. a. be6 at uoipre0e
BET @pgte, at Moronnnoene foretager
en- bemmelig Mobiliiering af oeres
Seer og aIlereoe bar ienot ct Bar S,l.
| iir1o Manb til @renoien. Genre
8aaitano paaitaaes fra norif Sioe ct
bore BET rene Spipi1,6. Sperige 6ee.
ir1oo foretager aofillige niIitnrf
8ebagelier, Der beffer ntegen Gp.
mnrfionbeo. 5aaleoes pasiere0e en-
Iipenif gifabre paa 16 5fibe iioitei
| l1ge 9reiuno for Morosaael.oe, 1neo..
|oeIes fro &ipbenbnb,l, % a ipenife
|Sabne, Stocfbolnts, @eteborgs.s
|&arIs Isfronas % Jareiunos, .er erfle.
reoe for arigs gsbapne, til bpilfe intet
lfremmeo asigsfib tiliteoes slogans.
2igelebe ror set paff ifte ringe Dp-
marfiombe0 at Der begge @itsoo.S
Igel,s aanlre er fremiat Sorilag ON
At bebilGe Raeie eringe,1 100 Millioner.
aroner ta sgrl,g efter Obstruction M
II Ehpr Afst, s7,Itt1fprptr SO @rifp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Homer" "The figures IN the Pompeian back"
ground are by M. Ingres, but all the resi-
was painted by my brother Paul and myself ana
q fellow artist named Dumas a relative Of the
famous author" Indeed. in the corner Of the
ceiling were the signatures-"Les Freres Balzs
ct Dumas" Passing before the portrait NJ
Nine. Recamier by David, the old man re-
marked: 1--WE students knew perfectly well that
most Of that was done by NJ. Ingres when
he was pupil Of David" He said: with the
exception of the outline of the drawing, it is all
by NJ Ingres." The veteran pupil narrated
the following characteristic story of Ingres.
A group of young painters were chatting in
studio Among them was Manet, then young
ster Ingres was admiring a very fine painting
nv Halls He turned to Manet and said You
admit that this is a masterpiece, do you notT'
YES" replied Manet. DO you know why it Is
a masterpiece?' continued Ingres. 1T is because
IT is sincere and conscientious. If you take
pair of scissors and cut the canvas into small
SQUARES and scatter them to the four quarters
of the globe each bit will be recognized by true
lovers of art not only now, but hundred years
hence, as precious fragments, of the highest
artistic worth. Paint your pictures so that every
fragment of them will have its own speclaI value
and merit" The venerable pupil of Ingres still
works in his studio in the Rue Mazarine He
possesses his beloved masters palette. Wnlch ls
the treasure of his life
Montmartre is endowed this week with new
art Tavern" near the Place de C1ichy. The
mural decorations are highly successful. The
two large panels near the entrance are by
Wiliette, who presents frisky young woman
in midsummer attire jumping out of a cab. Op-
posite, by the same painter, is a twentieth
century satyr surrounded by a legion of Mon
martrois beauties in characteristic attitudes and
expressions Of countenance. In the central hall
is a decorative work by Steinlen containing
nearly two hundred figures portrayfng the cycle
of feminism in bohemian Paris. interviewer In
the legend is the progress of a young village
maiden after her arrival In Paris: the idea is
somewhat suggestive of the famous conception
Of the analogous Progress in London CT
Hogarth. Metivet in vast panel gives merry
pages OF Partisan existence in the early days OF
spring. Abel Faivre in his large triptych de-
lineates with Fascinating lire. color and humor
the Partisan professional beauty. wrinhled
fortune teller is predicting her triumph while
a nimble fox terrier jumps on the bed. A 1oVlal
stock broker mounts the stairway with flowers
and Jewels while at the opposite end Of the
hallway is a huissier about to present draft.
This is one of Abel Faivre's happiest works.
Leandre depicts merry supper party, with side
groups of figures in want and In despair. There
are other exceedingly clever decorative panels
by Grin and Cheret This new cabaret dart
is one of the most spacious and best ventilated
in the Montmartre quarter. c. b.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES:
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAY,S ISSUE.

goods carpets. upholstery. rugs. leather novelties
and mems wear.
BEST & CO.. West 23d-st.. offer a special sale
of all kinds OF children's wearing apparel
B. ALTMAN & CO.. 1sth-st and 6th-ave.. have
special sales this week OF lace curtains and uphol
stery household linens and fur lined garments
women's boots and slippers. women's waists and
many decorative objects Of art. On Tuesday there
will be an additional special sale in fur garments.
LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS. West 23d-st. Of
fer this week special sale of silks
HIGGINS & SETTER, West 21st and 22d sts
near sth-ave.. call attention to a special sale in
china and cut glass.
HACKETT. CARHART & CO.. Broadway and
13th-st.. ask attention to a sale of womens velvet
suits. topcoats. fur lined coats and broadcloth
suits.
WILLIAM s. KINsEY & CO., 5th-ave below
2sth-st., offer special sale this week in linen em-
broidered initiaIled handkerchiefs
THE STERLING PIANO COMPANY, F'ulton-st-
this week to a Sterling combination piayer-piano
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. ask atten-
ton TO a sale of holiday furniture. They also have
a special sale of coffee and plum puddings.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn call attention
TO sale of toys. They also have special values In
diamond jewelry, holiday dress materials and
mems furnishings.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

r. H MACY & CO, Broadway and S4th-st, an
rounce sale OF wonen's coats and suits and fur
garments outer wear dressmaking and tailoring.
woven thread They call attention to special sale
Of toys an assortment of gold jewelry and dla-
rnonds china, glass and bric-a-brac and groceries
STERN BROTHERS, West 25d-st., call attention
70 a closing out sale tomorrow OF women's COS
tunes They also have a special sale of fur gar
rnents dress goods wonlens dress waists misses
end girls apparel lace curtains and IenT1z carpets
BoNWTT, TELLER & CO. West 2Sd-st. have
prepared a special sale of tailor made suits
womens and misses fur-lined coats and furs and
pedestrienne skirts.
HEARN West 14th-st-, offers this week special
sales in wonaens suits curtains portieres, draper
ies. etc, hannels. rugs and silver-piated ware
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 20th-st, call
attention this week to a special sale OF women S
coats and fur lined overcoats.
The sIEGEL-CooPER COMPANY. sth-ave- be-
tween 18th and 18th sts, have special sale this
week of wornen's velvet suits.
sAKs & CO.. Broadway and 33d-st-. announce for
Monday and Tuesday q special sale of Persian lamb
and broadtal coats for women tailored suits. coats
and dresses.
The SIMPSoN--RAwFoRD COMPANY. sth-
ave, between 18th and 10Th SITS. offer tomorrow a
special sale of gowns. of all kinds of suits and a
number Of coats.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway and
2fh-st, announce a special sale this week of dry
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
MONEY LEFT ON sT00Ps.
Somebody's Coming with Bundle in
Great Meadows, N. J.

Belvidere. n. J.. Nov. 25.-A story comes from
Great Meadows. a hamlet twelve miles from here,
that persons are receiving money from some mystic
rious source and all who have not been favored
eagerly awaiting a visit from the unknown Santa
Claus The money is always found in an envelope
on the stoop of the home of the fortunate one.
This has been going for some time. 1t is said.
and now a committee of citizens is to investigate
the case.
One theory of the mysterious affair is that some
one is relieving his her conscience by paying
back III gotten gains or repaying loans that have
long been forgotten by the lenders Every house
holder In Great Meadows is said to take peep at
his doorstep early every morning TO see II Things
have his way"