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to tat the
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the lat weekfor In HaU
only to that610 the
list and to TomIn Lyal cl1eclo
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York who rlr for
tonI o1A theof tho tallbid fur this 10000
vthAn the bId for
de RrlcR-i When tlio put up Mr
Kirby far a from JohnI hlgtily and
the hope thatI the pOlar of
an example thebought by S DuradUuel for
nor Cwk plcthem tho Dauhlgny
on the which WI ragerlhy bldden For t heThe Corot UpIU
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picture 1 Nw auctionthi extradtflal1 Lai becomeordinary and rolati paintings
whiob have drswn-thouMnde people the American ArtJaUeries within were sold
250743 last evenlog Is say another highlyrniceMful ha bfl ftWSd to sea-
son Kirby re-
markablo seriesIhere wore tht hIoh-
t years ud artpiigdmage Bro1yn-
pktiirei whIsh nInteon wCO aquarelIeSenator Snnthria and
New lireFin dii Tntvaii
prko evening lhocanvaa was
31100 less fIrini Delacroix-sLFnIvnnen
Delacroix waitletter LaFargo-
praisl painting vsryi oprtidng an iunerlcan-
mueom might becoms ofinewas 11100
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Rher soughthis canva paid 1 1500
fine Le waa I0ljhtGeorge tom
petition Millots Nias-pano O and his draw
inrIqt sehrs litother corn
ihurchland recently sold hi
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WHOOP If FOR iOLn DBOJeon ant Talk of
Alumni Ciubroomuow alumnI of Drown
held their annual dinnerat tile Club wtrn IW
of thy It forBrow
the venerable ad-O
10r Jr of the of g7 ofwhom and other Brown men
whoWhen U Ordway who
the hop that the day nothue a
mat York there were proof approval
Mid the of the hada of of Brown
aa movement
that alumnito to
The made a ftronl plcorot In
In payl1g a tribute tothe ew York of eld thotSew York dl the
of the hcever wrto CIIp or
he declarttl t do Lyof Slanhattan Ire I
and that lovoof Browl
with hrli fiIhldr t
I of Brcwnf th nowg pool b
on and thlt the rwfor
D Jr llrdtlu out ofto aCldnmlo
saidr had would
A for a t wOlr curtwas wamlypk for tho
of theapt
of the traIn ard apt of the
1un IJWTOl81s-n
COrneS ltetoThe In
of U
a mute ofto her yearning
Stanton owes among others Drof SprIng Lake N J S3Z6 for
Dr Swiftla anlous to know how she hu managedto pay her keep a hone and car
for after toowe him and yet unable to payhimTo the ut to her througha In Nign
nd her were duyby at
g athilt she know who her
that notknow how much
M to whetherono of the prinlpr18 In
Ilaight In
In of or hrmoney one
she nopnt Q watch
that ishut that to A parof It aJu her tier
HerIs h her hut when
In two 1 SOItother 10nNrllnR h
IJnS-
A Tot Often DtplePI-b the
of the mOt valuable of
pier or to dothough It II not
the dog by trainer morA
i fat than or and towhen they scarce and feed
A whorl awaybird
lag out for the birds pitcheach going Into hiding
to Tin t4nglobinlthen able to work them out b-
oneowner the of
the rangereither or at once or tle
any of themNor Is there a
tile telp a bright andtkg ot
what noododHis
of and hoexhibition any remembrance
ho be a or notThe more bOnwhich is to that
dogs have afor the work other
taught to do godthe nt the II
he older hLfto Il in thu In
than thu pointer or shouldto
winter anti In hack yard II summerthe rft he baa to-
nThe told
brother lIework In the whether hawwn or not The rlulger the
with long andwho t hc of hip dut
to cover many athither
a amount of territory and orenbcaute ho 111them
Often he overhem In fromthe
unol to Irehi fault foundbirds even If hCdid
The rolrca HeIhat he knoW of day what th
liet hOI should
no over of
the a clumpbriers or thick In th
ho approach It slowly from
never In a HIofRunner by slackening
drop the rigid pOIstand
work of fom toso
ot
up mor hal of the ofda
when andhe In hiS he
work a dozen a notthe i7n of a common
work them not to disturbdropping to the ground at saclI
out to
abut n
or and I thatthrown down and
two tt1 he hldlnlqui which ecamWhen dog
to be of they knowof and ih n
turn
nondrAkron Rubber rhfor ab IUk nur shoe forIbl1 bet Ic
Her licer Her Progress
The York Un-ivereity tact night
University Therethem and whooped ii Old
and President Faunce ProfLatin
scholar Colgate HoyL andftpckif class nIl
presentmen were absent
Samuel presidedexpressed wasfar distant would per
1101210 tO Newcheers MrrdwayoMcers aoociation dii-
rtissed plan having mretlngsmen several times each winter with Iow-
to starting toward ecur1n-gpernunent rooms HO asked
communicate their views as such a
plan speakerstrict amatourisIn athletics
Preeldent Faunceeozis
woe cent raltcplote echange CottIient
Up aIiY great noblut-
TlII13trY Itlelend extolled
spirit said without tie art-aonetart thought its
all Its fl futuro would f-
its l
flW buildir-gPridnt pWtii-
imb given wouldh build-ing octalby llocktf lki would bas coon as frolt was tlIcAs Browns policy P eidtnt-Faunco tbs nih
nev4 and ltovtr glv-tI 13
This cllecrdbriefly cor-
poration speakerswpr Rev Edward Judon
footballrhino
QUiZ IlIbLanguage infornla
Ion PerspIringexamination suppe-
mentary proceedings Mfi EathorStanton deaf wa productivelittle Information creditorsMIsSwift someservices rendered years ago and
hoard andsome time
money was
all questionsthe
answers retrano-Iateu tIle Interprelor She Is present
227 est iath streetdoei 1101 pays
board extent die doesdoes sheowes refused IAjII Mr-llnight thedivorce whichboth man and wife were dn mutes wns
the habit sending giving anyThe thing Mias tainon knoss-
is haa money or ot prossmall
10175 Dr Swifts bill exorbitantiho intends
soon friends will lope2amination was antndcicd
lawyers theyreaume weeki question
people finances
SINGLEfiRm
Valuable QtatltyTrainer
One qualitlosability inglo
oftcn taughthli i valuable
range speed abilityarc
itig widelybevy uhed resolves
ttelf Into single members lookitself and sepa-
ritely quail with-
out regard companionsdog 1 OhIO
without dlhtunblng te othnre aforcllng-hi very burl shooting willie
goes tearing through thtmOuahing two tlireu
falling to findprtttiur tobo fourd
anywhere in thanexperienced task lids char-acter He knowb bi ira woli ashis master acquired IiitiIllgenco joinshi inherited power scent givos-an worth manswlwther sportsman
oftenthan znad saymany which natural aptitude
and many wtikh can-not ho it
start alwaysbetter ss and Is at boat
I0ft501114 fluId later lifeutter la-
ermItted days Ilo firo Iiithe
enjoying done much
natural ho fromhits loss worthy ho motrontbegins field birds
leggyribbod follow iooears believes tFe slimis as hit 1wasgoes tetning hither andover vtfinding birds merely
too runs them and enisair when 50oyardi shooters
His fondmntterhowever his dog has
flush themhis
with wi has been out rot lms ard
birds doing hunts onlyplaces where hosees sense In acres
bare ground ITe will nose gingerly alongfences ditches Ifof other cover
will the leewardside
He Is hurry gets thefirst faint scent thenotifies the hisand stiffening lie approaches
and ret mere slowlydenotes the
The this dog first lastIs instructing and InspIring lie Is sure
serti powerswith such unfailing Intelligence thatmakes sportthe
Then a has been flushedcattered iii glory Often wiil
uo half spacethree times room
so asthe others
onlywhen ordered
He goes this as stealthily as catcarcely the 01
liOrs happen oftenhe will make a-
iand with tilj nostrils within ofupon his lowing
breaker and trainers comimore sportsmen will
more IheY willout better dogs
hone Shoeare valuable sad public1P4n1 lbs
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ODDEST OF ART
J pSOON f0 GO
IConsists ofDealers
Master Amonl theturN i1iIeh
alsrgc publo tho to
tlic ableto Jltlby D whohu a dealer prl
thehl6 which
andwithout to whether they
would awho n brought
withtold of Of
It i a statement ofAs ho
alet a or two ao for abut
ho theof for the was to
It
hat a plctl yet for hl8on
lie would to keep theto hiwould It for any
furniahee a tohabit of cno of the
struck New Yorkof jaknown on both of thosaid of nlllNr that ho ono of
whomand that ho tiio Mr
knowthat ho
of the In
gal Yhlch hoIn tow I not
to tho butto to the
of the prophet Itof of private
I to at that aI do Nl It 0
lao aMud up
the and I ato lovers of dcalncd
In patorof painters found
to the I Luer withrupalhy their pun
who toof did not find the atmosphere
lehien now In themldl 01 the thatnll at auction on and ii
IQ for Englandall announcement
Ho01 tit at the
forera a rallier than a
Mr ha to-
ni lc whichI lot a
and the
1 to sayf m n a
u lu fA ia onr ne that lie no
of h hi-
11lntlg a amongand
ito to an aggrEgationTo a
are to Iii a HogarthGIn Iucm a
b aIv Romntv another by Hoppner ladlolra a1011 two
Jones r other1r a
of i aof by
Davies who Iituskin 1ole at1 IS73 Oddly It I th-
nlil A acom
father of by
I whIch rdo
thm heto I gun of the Sirsate in Lrndlon at a brlCh20 II of RJhnfIf astudy for
for Iknown strikingHo ht a joint on the
the andtie Yourger and
of
Ilo LwInc111 lily andothers
P In an10 thu of
which is now Inlies for put
I of aIn of one
J U Itof a
from dow theand orb
of ilwrant of artbegan sa a banker
hut early In his career to gratifyhis taste for art In a modestpurchase of ClIUUltI by wellknown
Klon absorbed In thla al-luring occupation lip hls
f hC l1mlAmbltlo Will
to assemble by process of thu UlIfntselection u would be
to his taste fond judgmento Aftor uarlr a century
spent In pursuitnl determined to
Ur formerbusiness imil to enter life Inland a radical of interest and co
which ot necessity involve thesale of hla plctlUtl
for Little urn Mulllvan
LIttle Tim Sullivan has come back fromhot r1l The Timothy D Sufli
will ho a Lahonor on night at 07-
Botrrne
nblT niarnied to BaronAndiJ de cunu of larl6 yesterday afternoonIn St rtllCJloml1ra lIurh by th RevDr JroneloC rrctor of the Cburch ot the
ilie Lrldo Will Inn aiay lien fatherlit 11 I Sho a richalill tninirued with point Htrl-
ullo slight a coronet ot orangeMonoma he Irltd a bouquet of
tiltS maidl oluu
1 Jarnn I wcre Woret of vile blue hats andInn ti
II a lirotlier ot tildenun and lienc Lorlllrd
Moncurc llobiiaoti hugolIarlnl Hubert onihell bands S cllII-
more lId do leysIcr Mlnton sire11r and Mra Berber a general ricertioti at their 17 Writ
street at mn of best kno1n ninand women La rltDded
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THE SALES
ICIIEVIIArSERS COILE-CrO 4T AUCTION
theSe4teIloitI if One of the3tost Hemarkable EseP KnownlitreOld Pie
Only the Elect Rave lainThe latest art sale announced wiUgive
opportunity sco whatelct ho bean
observe the g4 brought togetherJulius r althoughhas been here ha been
manly cotiaisaeur collecting withingallery the pktures hi
eye satisfied his artistic judgmentreference would
iielh
This sound liks faLi7 tateezospt-to the limited number have betinto contact Mr Iohenliltueor woreit many art dealers Mr Ichen-iiauser mere common-place fact an instanoe purchased
watercoior drawing bya certainworahipmaster year
I00 Before left auctionoffer 1000 drawing ma4ehim 1k refused declaring that Ime never
botgbt exceptdelight some ones order
3111 that have drawlug kag tiicughi satiety fancy beforeliii sell
That incidrnt key the mentalrarest art dealer who-
ever An art authoritythirty years standing whose name
sidis Atlantic hasMr Ichi is the
few guuuith1 Europe has4nt liii Ia best onoIchonidtuser 1105 foyer been say
but eatabiishod the3lUrikU4 WaldorfAstoria an art
made probably the mostwas always
opr1 withinit wereho fourd from time time follow
era truo and from havegone eonio notedart galleries
want kok picture littlewhile Leforo sellho would nay as contemplatedlovingly then he would stroll to
picture few familiar gesturespeem carets porcelaintheir ceramics
interestedlags wilethler intelligent buyeroV0N ttf art readyicccu iiil galleries andI entilUblOstle in6h11t3 curiosity scekcrs liked taUt
art therecongenial
ir g announcesart easop be will sell
pictures this Il 271
Prior liii departuresurpria
HIlt his intimate friendssale American Art Galleries
pictures will be exhibitedthe auction
lii rrIlectordealer iiiser declined
sggregatioii ofs competition coi-
ection iswiectiorsttJD lchcrhL tieris pate that no such collection
oiters otlerd in long tizn111111 tkuiers se1ectiois Mr ichuen
hers judgment oldisters awl says offers paint
not authenticatedIndividuality selection malces
interesting Hosis common
Itli a4qusirItances hisliaracter only Icheni ser would
Is giveenumerate few
WhiCh scud then areLIie
Rembrandt childa
Cailalotto full length Rev11111 Copley
lo tan 2
iv Stuart and portrait of-
t Wauffmann Iv herselfCue the rare offerings water color
Mrs RuskinMrs Still alive was knownby from 111710 she was years
1hi ortrait was drawnsigned
s letter oftills drawing
William riot too often seen theilkIt Collins Is represented
landscape ofhimself proud Vhti
you pee ho aski points
which Collins
titers a sketchhIs Entombrnent
l1isthe MarrLrgo ft Pleter-us work
byWilliam vni Voids thethere are
Moriiinci Constable VilCourtet
VOllFrank Millet says Introduction
cetslogas Mi IchenlIftuters
Thor been seldom offeredsale a eohlictiori smioli widinterest the history art as the
ocned Mr lehenhMusor eontins examples greet master
time includesnil the schoolsMr life
occasional
11o txcamegave banking
and as-a whcsi
thea-
eedita
Party
Springsvan Associationhis Tuesday
ffimflIzeflBrbe-Sliss Ha was
ItIc sm allotby
flarbey zone white90di lace
veil vu i withend white
ontitus llss barbey waa of-
Ii1or and te 4isae 4
ton Hibyl hate hcrtm sadbnldismaide They
ostnmec
tlivi lilt bat IIsJberV
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which thesociety congratula-
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NIHILIST WWIDElIIuk lon Friends onttl-
le8ta1oed I lbertan PrisonSolomon Mekelelaon a Nlhillat who
ed to th1a country after atence tI Siberia for five years commUteduuiold by taking carbolic odd 270 Mor
roe strait yesterdayOlIITq to thlll a year
his life d l sen one of poyery and sufferingand according to ft kIter ho left hisrlrath followed a record ttcrnrt tobimle1f tint attempt made on Sun
ii waS unsuoc reful bocaito the acid won
notwho was S3 years old wu
the sort prosperous bookseller In Url1lkRussia a educatlolt Ittook up teaching hut Locarne
m I bllm Ills frltHdll-he was a fluent and forceful alwas leader among tto ci emits ofGovernment
The authorlticr worrro hIm and for atime he careful but bout three
he sired ollllor toofrom
tQ Moscow where ho WIll Im rl ol admorths ttfn tried and rerterccd to
SiberiaHow he the penalty and rellchc
they dltI-
Ot knowHo could gt no and tooto take morcy from Nlhl1lIII here until
to do so The he tookonlY to keep him alive
ho In wIcrt-hy working day and night he 1 ti
S TIIIII welt to boardlit the Ofolrco treet bouts with JOEtJI-Knhn and wifo
The letter MIIh1rlon left was ddrtedto K 130 strutIn It hfl lAId thus t tired rf tl Ifind told how ho tried tt kill hlmtlf-beforo ITo Person to colfct motcyowed to him and to dtlJts
SUICIDE 1
ntSpondrnl Ottame lieHad Heart Trouble
Edward Hugheson 62 years old It rtmnu-facturer of hospital Manhattanwho lived with wife lit dO Bedford
WlllialnlhurR bat evening shotend probably mort1ly wounded hlmooll-He was amlctec1 heart trouble andbecame despondent seemedhappy yerttlnlay and his wile thought Itwaa safe for her to go After
had gone away her hUllbalc-1dreged tirid went nut About half Itnhour alter he retwned Mrs Welcierholda heard a shot and inveati
In library she foundhim on the nOM with ft in his
ad above tue right ear and a12 aUbre by h
Will taken to the EasternDistrict n spital where late last night heWill reported to be at the poInt of
Phlclan IUUta HerselfCuicaoo Feb toIrer mInd enfeebled
yearning for her absent children DrGertrude H Woodworth well known and
rellpectod In Chleaqo medical orcommitted suicide Inst night
She used chloroform She was M yearold and It She had two sonsof whom live In plt Arthur Tn Itthe constant hror d over theirthat caused her
IN J1UOVSJ BOW
ounc Man IUlita Rlull the rrt8tntof the GIrl
ThSMIXOUASI Ala Fob IOJohn Smithand T Wright young men were both inlove wIth MIII Gardner who boardedSt sarne house with thorn Last nighttile went to the theatrereturning midnight Wright
in thehouse and rushed out of his room with aplato to Smith
at what I8uith pulled a revolver from
own and Wright three timesWright the rmn declaring
love for her in his lastsurrendered Stlfdefence h181lc1
Dr Darueh on PoemsPr Emanuel well known as a
lover and of music willa IlCture thlll afternoon on Richardtier as PoeV In the 1111vemeer Building-at Columbia University MmeUeorg 11cr
Herr and other memobore of the Orau have signifiedtheir Intention of presentMon will be
Urcalc leUrJto DIalsMischievous boys around
the streets of Inlo breaking thenew clock elllllI on letter hoxcs 1 hlchwere placed on the short time
Roberts to check tach mallcollection The have boonto a close watch nlld nrrtrt onecaught thorn
fIJjjTtAI1E
The ReT Andrew J OUourkt the rectorof St FlnbarII nlholla Churchdied yesterday niomnine Ilt Inflay Nlnptttnlh street Bath Beach lie wasborti In Ireland 47 ears ago nod had beenIn the priesthood for twsnt Illsnut assIgnment WV In
JaY street from Mrh lie triiittmredto Church ot Immaculate CunceutlonIn Ealenii Nine non
and took charge ot Ihbecome tine the
most In The tlOlr1-1f1len will be held In the church on Fridaynlnrnlnll-
Jacoh Scholteheroer had teenIn the theatre husltie In rnnllln dlpd onSunday home at7 pdard npflue In lIt rnanlllN4t theComlqu Theatre ioplI Tbnlrcend then In with Fod Irtco lbscrIminal ran A
for Anone IhpatrltlIlwas know II liicob Iherger lie at
ont ambitious of brtontnv actorbut hl an Uj tb Job after n
x retired fnitn theatrebuinea about ten elr Illswho WAI knou on the stage as Bellesurvives him
MorAn 73 years old knownthe U Dton hermIt IIItll on Monday
in hie homo In Livingstonpneumonia nt lIed for a
thrr who areUi Wsph land Itsor who lives In were on
tlf with him Ore r Chi InyorIt tkaltlll for terms old manhad a suitftelent income rt
Uf was veteran of the CivilWar
E latUsoa chief clerk In auditof the rw Crntrlll-
RRllrolld Willi found dead In hd about noontn his rooms at C street
Death duo to hearta man CtInroN110n the
York Crnlr1 heron II IUllntRII carCtIndltlor more than 11nl II-IIAI It son iris And II brother Dr Arthurla1Ioo at
W Glenn II Seteran actor diedtexas In yesterday of com-
p loaUon of II cn on thethe IfIIIr ot lila bite and In thedays was lalliuu Ii an actor tll tiernian
tmncIied for seine withMitchell the Civil War ran
a theatre tnRandAll until Wl
and theBaltimore Steam Packet Company Old Dayline Inthe loOn of Joltn K itandall And A or-
mpA It author of llIr iMaryland lie born In Ilaltlrnore on3
Otto Sehwartr l old oC 1076 fluahalokavenue out for ayesterday afternoon Wa tsken In front
attest and died before the orrival ot a doctor Death was nttrtbuted to
trouble lip maar-mllluane In lIrockl-
rnFxannuntn owgiil otthe leading Republicans of Indiana died In
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PROTEST OF THE ARCHBISHOP
AGAIIJT TIm TIIRRAr TO CUTOFFCrnOLW GRANTS
UttrarlN OntIlIIdStfthe for That flefesi
Their lUfllOar toprln Them of Aid Break Faith
At a reception given In his honor by theCatholic Library lit
afternoon ArchbishopFancy defined his position toward Compo
troll r Oroutl recent nnnouncemcnt thllltho public Ubrllrlll which remAIn uutldlthe conOlirllIlPd New York Publicmado possible by giftwould hlftlifter lose thftgranted to them IWnullly by tin B of
ttlmnll JAil the Catholicasociatien v ii Irom
deprive It of thlll support In the lutlllthe Archbishop would bfI unjust
ht IIdmlttrd that In man respectsconsolidation with Now Public
Library he cdvantagcolIa thuIt CAliSI the Catholic
Association to lrll autonomy and oulddefeat the ery for It
end developedFor It could but uPJOltrl soul he
that any UllrIIr would agreeus sit to the character books
that lire nt for dreulation and sincenot control tho character u1 the books
It la lilly thet dmultlttwould arise always beIng
the an placefor otmr for
The went so ar ft to saythat many public lihraria in n-
cltv were thatpoisonous to a Csthobio mind lie could
not proceeded why the eitauthorities should to Catholice either to consolidate their librarieor to Ions their appropriation for the
IItholir can a whichpulJllc added
There n matter or to be NIloldroo enlarge our plant and extendedour work In mill order tothe It In tilt tnstterIn Public playgrounds and
tta to do thishold out the library loan per
ported to Its 10unit of work done on thu basis otapproved olrclllation An Implicit rontrllctIt to tM SllIle
lnl the through thoIf maintained our library At the
If we library-to fall below the standard our prop-erty to revert to the State
It under It1 control and that thelibrary was originally intended
the standard such iiihas can be by thereceIpts or appropriations III not
to expect our privatewould to so
IIn extent to do what aand the It thAt engagedIn almost at rtqllet ot the
W are put In this dilemmator the d action t e authorities
Wt wish to retaIn ourspend from our private income the amount
that Wtfrom the It WI do not that money
cannot the up to the standardreQulrcd either consolidateor cio net Stat can take our library
nd make It parlorLibmery we It or unit
of our funds IRlnln n It atpresent standard
not think that it is umclnt reasonfor to thle consolidation on theround tie ell oblitred b rontthlCt With Mr Carnegie to the
that boor hi name have no objectionto the ttm hut we dont feel II
shrutid a retell orus out of butntM
In conclusion the Archbishop thatYork thin most
Catholin city In the and hewas confident the question hfIdealt III Ill fairness Mayor Lowanti the other omethla
111 Y Father McMahon Moderatornt the Library AssocIation
of the alsooutlining the rapid growth at the libraryfrom tllJ8l
About four hundred attended the reocaption Among cthrn were tx
Attorney Phllhin GottDr John S flhilins director of SwYork Public Hill of tli
Publlo Mr FamIII ofthe other promlnllllt-mln in circles
Tho librarIes which haveto with are
Vebcttr Free Library and the MalltIonlllIJ
OP IXIII4 CIIIMmETrIals of Strength and on the Omaha
tho Omaha Indians now settledon a reservation In Nebraska the childrenplay genies whIch are sit topubar with themall football IJa tall and tnumbietypegare among white chldrcn The games areplayed In lAme manner III they hobeen for centuries Ore lit rolled manelnbangl
The boys take tall sticks of rodn their hands and standing In a line throwthorn so that they shall strike theat an acute angle and glance off The
catches the stick and carries themto a consiiarable distance and the boywhore stick gottt the farthest wine too
Sometimes the boys divide Into teams and
LIBIfAIII
Catholic annotWith CltJ ISoubd
lie SaysAnd itsWill
Association the Ibotd-Iejeatic rterdav
lJhrnryMr Cornciee
appwnrlatitunird
VP5T librarync the dtyi0O0-
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would Arch-bIshop said would
purpooc which aai-nrgan1ed
hogeneral
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team go to greatestdistance The boys become
at throwing the stick andeomctitncs them surprisingly
cllotanrM especially when time
vinter arid t he sticks are thrownon the froxen of Snow which cover
prallllIn eometirnce plllY ibis game
With a peculiar stIck having a thIck projeetlon at onl tIHI And the boy whose stickVole the shortest Is hit on the headby companions though not hard enoughto hurt him
In umrner tue boys are fond of divingIn the rIver to see swim the farthestunder water Before diving a boy putsa handful of grass In hiA mouth and 8-he liwlrna along WIder tho ho blowsthrough It lUIIlnl bubbles to rise tosurface his course can be tracedThe boy who goes the longest distance Isprivileged to strike with a wet cloth theboy goes the shortest
The little Indians delight to play ita themud as much as Ifand mud wigwam is a favoriteamussItient with
The girls used tu make dolls out ofbut of late the have taken to milking
which shows au Incivilization
What white children is muchplayed the little Omaha
other instead ofIt shout OatCltn which means
So farAnother game called lhaclJn18 played
all followlI left hand La laid outand the skiti on the back of It pinched b-
III clt hand hieb In turn La
tight hand and that hy Dsrimen raise and In1er their handltwice saying at filch movemeat done this theyrelsuue nud strike
In another game arrows are shotInto a troc art thickamong the Then
up and tr to dislodgebring down It Whoever hitsan arrow and brings It to earth rnay keep It
IUnbflkldll a b YI game I ofshooting arrows lit a attachedto an arrow turk In ground The boysmnuntflcton ponl rldt b at lull speed andlet fly their arrows at time target 1110first ho tilts It hiss andtue arrow for limIt he
It for the other to takea lit It
A played both men andla called and withlarge ball and curved sticks Two posts
rr f
tIll uthosoaverage winsvery expert
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winter they
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sticks
dolls advance
call lst tarthey
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Having suddenly
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brandIes tIm players
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boyschance
Is a
tiA Center of Enthusiasm
Our DisplayTHE chief charm of a womnns wardrobE nftrt
is In tile Shirt Wuisti andlittle wonder that such all exhibition us we prtJsellt today I
has intense ft1Aeination for wotl1lm-rhie superb collection ban been growing for weeks Today
wo can Rssuro YOU that no good idea season hasforth is missing from the
The bets been as each ofappeared Of tile hUndreds of styles shown a very
number are to seen at WN funI1-ho Whit promise to be ill hrolldcr fnol Hum
ever before tinil that has comu from thelooiiis Pfl1S to haVe been for shirtwaist tlcfojigoninThe WnistR are in two distinct clnsfleritho to hi l
tile heavy materials Mileb us slikalldcottol rheiots cana crash and lend themchPR ndmlrl1bl i and the drsIer waist9 of thin fahricRlllwnK mullH ntHI thelike These are rendered charmingly dainty IJ lnco insoltinl1ltnd
I medulliond fl Mexican and other equallyattluctio methods
lace Irc too fine no too exquisite for thecharming wniRtH of this most season
Colored WaiMts hLtVO a all totfnd the ll1o not to be outdone in although win firstattention hr their more The cheviots insmart checks anti mixtures will delight wonton who want themfor immediate wear
Prices range from one dollar toSecon I floor Tenth street
Uncle Sam Adopts theLanguage4 Phone Idea
The Middies at Annapolis Will Be TaughtFrench by the Use of
I
A SPECIAl printed on the I
front e of yesterdays Now Yorl TnIEsreads os follows
MACHINES TEACH LANGUAQESI
st the Naval Academy Leuafrom the Phonograph
ISpteJ O tile
Feb 9Tho study of French fora abandoned at the Nasal Academy has been restoredto almost its former in the course in Frenchwas stopped when it ordered that the date of graduation ofaU bo brought forward This haM now beenchanged and will now sooner than
This will give more time to out the regular courseAnother is that the ttlJ of languaqes hat
greatly by thl UII of phonograph and graraophon Itis found that the students correct pronunciation
this method better than in any otherNo further argument is needed A
recognized and the Naval Academy isar ument a pronounced success
And the best you need not qo tocollege to use this newlyapplied The Lan
you In home at anyhour you have time at no additional expense
the purchase of the books andment can now be at about halfthe original on monthly paYments
I
future beforeidea Come and hear it demonstrated
Book Store Ninth attest
HundredBest Pictures
ONE hundred of the most famous in thehave been reproduced by photogravure and are
being in seventeen orare react each art containing six
detachable photogravures which when willand beaut to any
The pIcture of the world as as many privatecontributed the for
reproductions are the very best photogravures admirably
Complete in 17 parts I six of which are now ready at 25cpart Book Store Nlath attest
JOHN WANAMAKLKBroadway Fourth Avenue Ninth and Tenth Streets
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wr1Idrvsstd
tintlitisianin newWaists lurge
only
stverer style
No embroidery
themselvesbeauty they
twentytwofifty
Grap hophones
DISPATCH
Students
Nd oTjmea-ANNtpolxs Md which
while Was
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carryreason been
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besidsand
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are set up twelve fifteen feet apart ateither end the and
t divided Into teamsOno teem tries to bowl the ball between
the of the team and theplayers of that team who are stationedabout Wa between their and thehowlers station of the Ide tryto divert Ie from its course theirono man at a time sent to the batall It and each player of theaide a Chance to
If the opposing team succeeds Inthe ball sticks of its adversariesIt wins that and tr is sue
defended then the defendingtlllm of course
In the next inning the team which beforeassaulted tile of
orplayground
a
goal
with stIcks
were opposingthe
tilecesafully
wins
ita opponent nowdefends its own aicket and annumber of innings have been played theside made the of
Is declared winner In this gamevillage against village and each cornmunity teem U-do of our baseball teams
White Houses 110000 Plan a MisfitProii the CMcO3O Daily New
WAtltGToN D C Feb 4A protesthas been registered against the retention ofthe new 10ocil piano in the Kast room oftime restored White house This consultingartists who had charge of the furnishingsand decorations have the seal of thstrdisapproval upoi the instrument The in-surument as if it were carved from butIhiItlei for ie entire exterior has been
pitted with gold lInt the ob-joction that it s the only piece of furluitulmu in the 100111 which not inwith the ecueral scheme arid therefore its
is net wanted Sir dc iCim tl-enchiltect Insisted that metal piecesand frames mimmors be diCed in the cjecr
of the room and the stands forthin told defiance of thiS artistic ultimatumit biases with splendor from the claws ofits ieeui of carvccl esdes to tIme rich silkenreTiring of yellow Mr McKim does notthink of its worth sa a Noone could honestly do that Hut he refusesto recnrd than a alt iuiruion and
ha raised his yoiee in dieapproval It is doubtful it anytitino 411 ba
about the matter umtii the close uf theseason bull later it will he replaced by an-
iutruttnent which wili Octfor it The iiltu Ilouseartists wii furnish the decorative schemefor the case of the next piano
The Perfumed It-
Irom the Airo Tribunt-liow far are wo TonI asked
the psnaer alth the skull 5
the morn the of the sleepin oar atld giancint out
Th pneer with the beardraIsed hs bend ant sniffed the air
About fotly miles I judg be sii
u
Manatee Burton Prophesies DemooratloVictory in 1004-
At a meeting of the Denmocratlo CountyCommittee In Brooklyn last night the by-
laws were amended to x the regular monthby meetings on the first Tuesday in eachmonth except in January April MayJtme monthsthey are to be dispensed with As therews no reuIar SenatorWalter C Burton was invited to tilO p1stform and made a denouncing Gov-Odelis taxation schemes as anto the city of New York Senator flurtonsaid that to a Dcn-7eratic victory itl the Greatr New Yorkthis year and in the nation in 1q04
FOR CONSOLATION ORCONGRATULATION
JohnJaniesonT-Sr fist
IrisK WhiskeySTICESTO A MAN
TO Tilt LAST DROP
WATaytor a Co tgrnt 2 iiwao N 1
ILLUSTRATIONJc-iI The kind of drawirga and plates
w11 that keep the catalogue or book5 let from the witte bazkst For
fifteen years our halltones havebeen known as the standard
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