The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

IN. London hallmark Of 1870 IN. others,
nearly hundrp-d ai.oE-' her. run from
that time q rhe.Ed 81 Queen Ann"'- reign
Although these spoons ar. hning ACQUIRED
by Cull,ct orr one Se.a than Ia bailed
a. "a. properly II Pra-id-I' SAN -
Ray Of tn. Pennsylvania Railroad Dr
NandrrJp-l u this oitv. Judge clear
wa-.r ~ krrEstnyr 4, ,,- uuus' l. /, -
ruIrt ~ - he Nif hC.rT,wG until IN. "Nhlhi-
ton - over 81 that vI>I,urs hav" the
emporium. : To- $50. with whar @OTt ~
SPOONS th" tngiish q - tor E"i;r'r no ,''!I
I.Iirs and 10 r..a lac" that here Were inn =
when peopI. u.ad - 'es" their spoons
with them wh.E hoy were m N-ii.d - dan
r." COLLECTION ~ spoons Ms md" ~
81 Yorkshire. y.-I 2v'uan. H.. Rev. Thom,S
>'aviipITt many wears ~ and 't>l l'gN
earn" on 'h- London Uai.'' and Wa
J.th.. ..Il 10y the. lrls'lt''r- Ihs.I" arr -
tn" collection also oil" ur ~" marrow
b scoops = group "f Two gravy pOOns ana
4 100. n,.r lit,,. - rI.' ssUi" ..t p lTt>t
silver winch >Ju"Ir... EIy" i''"n k"p'
Together .. 70 Iurs.. wear and u So 1T th.
,.tru,a,. Clf'.... .sr.,u- known. daring from
AuiI' = r.'i x with So r7' tail back rfr-
pori- md haudl. urnAmrr't
ia. trrhitcct ural l...Ig,Ie a. ~ u.t-rin..
IT lt.o-ru' ~ q - 20 dj-'I.~ lt.. general
subject ~ 'h. Improvement ui New lVrh
r"w ar .--nuihi' an has il,.ly ,7.Ir..
u.u ma. .,urld - Nt.a England the ii.
r",ri...i g.. henry ~ ia" N'rS II -
e. luI Dies r.. rVhIt,'IJ IN r' rN. aIn"N
%; th" Nai-w orth A'u"rr'!'n a. Hart
font opening th,- "''.'N aud cont inuinR
INTO iS,,7'fi s,.'T
In. 'w"'..t .gmuu' .>t.b.ri"n 81 tn"
'ur.r,.,,r -, ,.,-- 90 Vim. 49," Po,nf"r.
vii ~. h.''d 'ru I..u'.'. 20 'H February
- 81 Nm. Zoo
NI"uiei--ruu Han n... place. ~ "a"
r.rD- nj al Who tul.r~ rarntiug from
rhe u,GInbcr "i -ucco--iu' aud even -cn-u-
fluull auction .l'"- uf i..'uf.C.S which
h.,,. been held ther" ever inc" CHECKER
ing Hall was torn down. tu say nothing
OF Robert Blum's mural decorations Their"
md by n. way. Their" - Il third Blum
m "a. building = small one which TIA"
puhlIc docs not see which Mr.. Blum gay"
- tn. clt!b Ard both people who are
Interested III r,sIinting and thos. Interested
~ music ara still talking of the threatened
demolition Of ia" hall. One follower ut
the art. said yesterday
4 have heard Some talk oI Il snoy pment
ward endefynring 10 induce III" Me.4r1-
CI1r4, to rres"-v" M"nhnl@s"ln Hail ~
memory Of Alfr"i Corning ,Lirk l. -
-rpportni Men i.I--nhn Inil - . hoiu..
for classical music. He had - support
n II h.. wished 10 have Il contintI" In ev-
,s..n.r. and b. did 80. After hi .l4nit
Mr. clark and later when she WIS Mr.
Potter showing what his feelings had
boon about the building. continued To-
-uuuor' n and carry u for n,. pIIrup-..-
for which he had destined - ~ hit"
v.ar- what with tn" painting sales a.
well ~ m" cDUs .'Tt~ | am Informed that
tl. hail r-.f ra- hecofn,' -.lf--uptpuyt ,nr
and that II T. difficult 80 obtain cla tn~. There
hut that th" bach"ln- quarters part 81
"a" building doe not pay. u - L.-c.lt.-"
~ the hall itself paving. a. well - becaIIs.
~ W.. Clark y great interest III u an
~. ..r.--i hat led him lO COMMISSION Blum
~ ldorn II and BhIm waa To nave carried
~ decoration still further that the pToi-
sCt hl. been moOt'.,. 49, I understand IL
nf bringing fh'' whole matter b..for.. In,
IllrlS- with the memorial suggestion
Al exhibition ~ % strange sort OF cary
ing * on for lew days a. Brcritano's
Mr. PIrdon Clark" named these work.
carved wood ,a'n"OS" when h.. .ly sprn..
Of hem AZ h" hou" ~ friend Of the
artist who j. Mrs Ida VI Mason Of TIM
city Their" Ia h""n no previous publi,
exhibition ~ her work
III" wood caIn"O-7 ar" carvings I'm tho
hrg" fungus gr"~ths found IN cert ain
tr""- Fi"r.d work on -oTne Of lin.
fungus found 10 III. wood- ha. b..c,,
r~'"u from time to time. hut Mrs Mason
b"ii"v"s herself alone an this carving.