THZ*"lATHII.REPOET.

h'rn about SebMtopol The Duke of Newcastle«Jso orc<r*>d t«MJBt« or thirty pictures of Clr-casata. where they had travelled tenether. and»*•*••! him to make a iMI at Clumber. A.I

\u25a0he r-nce-s who bajfl rr.et him In the CrimeaKJ rke v. Idhim. Bad he was .t favorite b 1."r.-

\u25a0 ;h no lack of jatronaße n::d rorr.mission?.He wivs a canny Scotchman, »ho ten- v how tof-rt BB v :;\; r..< -;-.. Lord Cardigan utaredvnrar.tly at the fir«t u::i sec-nd f-kciches ofI iuk.:TVo ar.d cor:Jerr.:.»*d them as worthless.the artist was rot discouraged. He made athird or.c. In xvhi.h his lordrhip was confric uousIn from of ;ne hrl"iu>, end was rewarded withBEdftaajtßßtte rr-ise. I> cou'.d Bflßf tiubt!e f.at-

'\u25a0 •\u25a0• r.art'not.-', but h.» d d not at-' '"i dm r.\e htr.re'.f. Two ltree pictures In

80, 'The r-e'erre of KBSw" and "Trie ArcticShip Herolutior.." pave h'.rr. rr.urh trouble He' " IfIMHTIIBBijtbat "it would be absurd

• r c.* thaaa iii^tures was poocl.hut they were ergravtd and served their pur-Icfe ai the tiir.e."

Mr. Rmpana \u25a0 I ta rr.-'lre a book of. >'arr.pairn. but the QoBBB was afraid

?'•• w vion vs a f;r. ar.d thewas nbanUor.ed. The revival of public

interest !r. Tr.^la Bfiar the Hutißjr Justified theITT'fT of a lan and Importar.t r. z\ ot.

the sc . •\u25a0

" color. He went

rr.ak* ih« drsTr'.r^!" fcr tttt work, whichTvas dedicated io the Queen, cn-3 he was absent

years, t- oil BWB calcu-t.He had Bketehca cr.i rr.r.-

bßtial I - - * but a? most of tha bos'. -torite detail, he labored In

r ft bt years la : -''-~-s hisBRUa. Th? i..'urc cf tba Bra arhJ h hr.d oeenDaaiD r \u25a0

-M left t.i.-3 wIUHJUI ars \u25a0

• thrown uponthe rr.:.rk«rt a? & for: of bankrupt, stock. The-

iTt rr.aiaper, end hecr.t^r; rtsa. bat It soon be-

; \u25a0 .;say in liTJlda-The fre^"

-had • end-- • ma into esistrnce.

1 • after this *ruling vlc^vv lc^v reverted to

1 1\u25a0 • \u25a0 Lerad condi-

v T \u25a0 rhad takes tba pixc:, an! tha . BB rraver xras

.- the worl Itoaa Mr. Sirr.rson• •

\u25a0 r• T;.e London lilus-

trsted >--' -\u25a0 \u25a0 -y'.r.g th-» Prince ofWaJaa to .ct. Pe;*»r?bvr? ari Mcsjcn-. goir.g to•VbySßtaia v.ith the Brtttoh expedition, attend-isg the ope&tag <^f the Sue* Canal, exarr.ir.ing

The cxearatsses st Jaraaalen and executing

B] Other cr.-r.rr.:rs.nr.s. After revisitine thehsa of the Vattoaa

Council, he l<B«Wad his rtKtth :n tha Franco-;

-\u25a0 t har.ged

"\u25a0 • lra.wlhsj ba:t.p scenei on•

t the field of Sedanraj I

' -\u25a0 m from a

\u25a0 Bf Bl COODj ur.der fire asi-i his London caarr.bers.

tf a \u25a0'

ida :~ Pur:s

IBl"'

the Cerr.rr.ur.e,

bj . ami- : adL Buhaa-

• iIvliM- PriTi'-": Of

: BB ddaa, Etuuied archaeologyTroy, r.c : rrow < scares

.-: . • • ... ' ilaad ra-rer f.-cm cour.try I -' ~y un-

tfl| . \ . \u25a0

\u25a0 warned by\u25a0 . :. \u25a0 . '

\u25a0 IBS fro:n ft ti\eHe did r rt fr.d .eisure tog- n. .rr.ige rn-

i:nd it was tor the ?.ike of aa \u25a0 laattßi rth I ba worked

r his King J HUB upon this entertaining\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 Dostratad by many of

: -iieich^s.A complete re:crd of the journeys, adventures

H \u25a0.• noes cf this ricrv^er In the pro-B Of f;ec:al artict cannot Ye rttempted lna Mdumn r«--v:ew cf ttM) bork.. One or t«ra lm-

OB of thai -.r.ruh-iriy interesting Ufa Story

out the rc-cesrari'y frarr.enrary sosunary

\u25a0 made. The autobiojrar hy reveals• .:e remarkable for Scotch sincerity an 3

truthful! A reaLst ln his Eketches, who

Ias laaajMa aasl svasflad r.o dar.gers in

. -tkm of scenes, he dis;!ayj the

;lir.Ft^k'.ns care In securing accuracy ofd^t^'.1. ir. *his record Of his life. He had abrtsjht, BBSay and k^pt every friend

Je in tba course of hs wasdartnaa; and

X together tba :-rr.:r.licences of a lifeI ha i:.i:I

. m tat every or.c: . aaat. There Is not a trace rf r^-• r Irritability ta this volume, in thetj fold BBa he cou'.d look back wtthOQtBSj tn eoeroy. To the virtue cf «ci-r.tir.-.-

. . •. an ezoeptlOß ' - .ty forihtp waf a-l led an lnd*fatigaMe seal fcr

kr.ow ledge. Although he started with a fewIn a Bcoteh writingach

:early ir. USa a habtl of readir.p arbkb her-L.iX-i,BBd his education went oa aaxU

tba cr-

I :\u25a0..'," :''-r.d BtUdont <i

;hiiosophy and religion, archae.;ing>- ar.d his-

tory, and was a learned man who sreke withBtlJ bodies and was cr»d-

ited with the pestession of unusual powera oforlrir-.a! mmx B. I.N. F.

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f*lSß"**l~* James O.

Died.Death »oi;.-. »il'«r.n« la THE TRIBC^E

nlil>'*- rr; il,!t»UfilIn The Trl-\Vr«-klyTrib-une nll..nul ritra rhircc

Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in-dorsed with full

'address.

HIM"iibbjsh\u25a0.. \u25a0 i

Jafsi rrk J.Marrligi"motl< -•• « :•:••--.-luk m THE Tnilt-

CBI ni!l l.- rr|>uhlltbrd In The Tri-Urrkl;tniiurr nlikoilfilm rharc«>

M!SS GEOP.OE'S SEASCN QEGINS.

Cra:" OourgS b<-gnn he* BSaSOO !n 'r- -\u25a0;.-p t night at tha !9«w-BsehaOa TBaan:ro ;rf?ence tf un a-.l.er • so large that a r.ura-Bar of Ut*cozi«rs freni Bteaal Vernon w#r« cora-paDsd to latara wtthaat *x..ung admittance. T'aaI i ia tha --.-•\u25a0 a \u25a0 .. hi .New-\ sfh ason, •»: - ' -rr. ti> :h« iia .;o^u 5j.a.« Thea-tre Oct bs> j- Miaa - ,i«ear?d a^a^r. as. \ '.'.•-•

' - 'i <jd by

the sabstltntlea ef IBaa Ussie Co-way f-

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Cieorge'a i-...i..rg ma:..

t

Miss I\-y Lee Moore, a daughter of TV. K. Moore.chief of the WeaXhaf Cureaa. has tajten Chj r-^ B«.f Mi^s AU^e Caan "••- ba "Tha Baaawaya," :.i:ss

.: . . | Itath two days ago caused rrcr- t'-jj

the BSOal shaiS «f gri^* ir. the rrr.~r r.~- '. rwa~ .1 favcritt with evcryor.e. Ifthe :. \u25a0-

paid ba irac!? pu^^c it would te pUin thair, .S3 can be cr. generous thßfl atjrs wtir.

* pBKfBB m•Bsßoai piayer a tan.iiy BCB v:dlatraasi

-Issji lion--

The CW C'^ard have bought aM (ha SBSNJ ImBBIf

-y; -• •

- -September a. a: B-Uac.vs

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resell the seut3 to memtera, of course, at advancedprices-

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"A Frincess of Kensington'" to Leave K%w-York October

—A New Thorns Play.

"A FIIJC— of Kensington" wH] CBSM BM iß>at the Broadway Theatre on Ociober J.

Itw.iibe foSowod a: oaea ty "Bearts Casnvaeaa,* 1

daatloa by Frar.k'.ln F:l"s of the novel ofthat name, with Orrin Johr.«K>n as the I

NOTES 07 THE STAGE.

DAVID F. BRITT.David F. Britt. wh>-> rti:J ir. M-rarcr.-ck or.

Wednesday, was the oldesi merchant af that town

H<» was eighty-two years 01-J. and had Leen prumi-

ner.t in BBstoßßl !r.Matnaroaeck for h IMr. Britt was tn • BafJl -' '

\u25a0

ar.d poi-;iEiister of C'i.ll# was a re.r.der ef The Tribuna f-orn th- ttBM t-

wos first Issue 1. and was \u25a0»\u25a0\u25a0! '• BaoaafaßMlwith its founder. Homr» Gr*^:*-/. who nan 88l

hexaa in Caasßaajaai tor* aataa ba ChavtMVaiMr Br:*t had \u25a0ed a stcr-: m Mara,

and ha returned th-.-re ar.J opened aron.er store.

which he was keeping at the time of his death.

Mr Brirt was a d:r"-tor in the fvo Mamar- r. • 'sbanks, and .iflped to cr?ar.ize 0H SrM Of* ccin-

ranv in MailMrimSfll Fv bUtXutfhJ ba was am rf.b-r of the Hickslte So ie:v si i^iencs. H*leaves three sons ar.i jdaiUhtT.

ISAAC 8. MCltfllTT.-B -

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Prcfes^-r Bain was a native of Aberdeer.. wherehe afterward V.-cflrce Lord Rector cf the Uni-versity. *r*> jsra^ born In *.JI». ar.d at the a«^ ifeirht-en »rit^rcrJ

—\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0f 1 ObOBBB. wh^re he re-

ceived the. rf^rr»*« nf \u25a0 A ln pM For th-»« y»ar§

he was a tutor ln the rai'ree in moral philosophyBad then a tutor lr n.t.ral \u25a0!^>phy for a y^ar.

InIS£ te am • BBsflßßMf oT na'ural ph.lo—

OBhy BB Ar.dtrsj:.ian Ur.ivrs.ty. Glass, w.. I Ithe .-ost cr.ly one yBBT, Tnm DO to OB bi w.^s

cornected trlth th^ ?.: tropoßtßß San!'s.ry C-.~.5".!^-rior; irif! tho Oeaaca] Board cf H»*.'h. Fr^rsli"7 to liJi h» was examiner in Xotr.z arid mora.

;hy at the CUiBMttV of Lor.ica. an^ f '

several years ha was exatr.ir.fr m mi>rs.l MMa*

the Isdiaa a U Ir-laa ?xasi:&at..-r.s H-^• •

spyCiatsd LfOwu pfoftßßßl Bf lc^'• a: "h* t"al»-\u25a0 \u25a0 •

-: \u25a0•• f>g**** niaiafiiia

bates, tatsr adttad ts bhi dattr, whach ha h'ld BStflisso. la OD |m «nti .'<<--*<j Laid \u25a0swhßJ of t^eOatvarstts of Airr-; .:r.. haUhsi tea post aatfl1:57. belns re- . . ISS4.-

,r iiaia w;j a vtl:maoui -.riter. hav'.r.g

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in•

-'.' . Tha I

ari the teti \u25a0\u25a0 Tha firI*-'1*-' Bad lha

"D . '-- • paf dHnMtar." BO: "M»b>

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"Mer.t .1 aad Karal•

Bsea." is«3. •^cxic Dadae>thra and fnflßtUaa

'VUt, THhia and Bo^y: Shaartaa. M* K»-b:ior.. ' »».;. A Corr., xn.n- to lie

Hisher Engl.si. Gxaßmar." i:TJ. "Educaticn as aScier.c:." B3; -'Jamea UHL a Biography." aad"John Sruar- Y. .: "

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- - «•• -..., 1^mmaaiafl a cvrtaad Bad mVi*'eftdafl tf

Ms •Rh"torlc." Part Idevotei to "iBMIBBDBriQ-ja:t:-s r,f Style." ar.d Part U to ..-Q

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w:t.: a supp BMBI | IBtBBBIoa \u25a0'T?achin£ English.

'Ti.er. wis bCwOSjhl ou:

tha Cos .. ediuan of Professor Ea.n .- ISor.scs a:.d I . '

wttt lha author*! 88lI sol Bait Ti-a"= resardM as "-

ir.p to tho B D or •?hoal la, phy, sad! < r?' •""\u25a0 «:\u25a0' was tatfaaty physh>

Jofaa ?••' ' \u25a0"\u25a0• wrote cf blxa:r-^ «Tv-pod b«vord -ill hin pr»Uecen>or3 and hasproduced an exrosltion of tht mind cf ti;» schoolo. Lock aad iiurtl^ywhi.h U;»erves to taue rar.kas the forerro^t of Us .its. ar.'l ir llMir%ta| t-e

n.ost Bdraacad point which t.-.e 1 pc?:eri;rl psy-chclo;y h.13 Rarhed . . - With BBBlytM|

coirrarable to thooa ef his most '-• - •• -\u25a0

«*or«. he pn>rh;-ei a rsaga of appi .'-^still wHer ti:.an theirs: having ra

Kote accurata study t:. t perhaps a .y [r-rious

legist rf thr: whole r und of physical SCI-

Kdir.burct I'elverstty gave Profsssot r;!n Eha• :.:. :• !n :-

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In :SK. hs r \u25a0 . . \u25a0 EM>

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER BAIN.Aberdeen Sept. 11—Professor Al»sar.«!er Bala.

formerly Icrd rector of the university here, andfor twenty years professor of logic and English

literature is £cad.

OBITIART.

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l.rttrtl of 1. 1. 1.in.1. bMUtla «>r '_.»...•.. In »•>-m'»rri»»> » '1iibuu»

This sumn.er Iypen: t.ve weeks in Honolulu, and

ma an th..- members, of the abora hoard, Iwasalso fortunst< em ugh t«i be Invited Ly then to go

:o MoU«i.al 0.1 t".:' .r UtnOSj v..--ii. After.\u25a0 j. (.orr.plce ISTCStlgmtlon of the settlement,

me br^rd ii.c". - . "-'\u25a0- "•' con"

: \u25a0 itntananea c; health n.ii order_ th^ lepers At this t.rr.e tha matter ot al-v . . .i u> bo exported ».is

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not p • Ought or.: \u25a0

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REQUIEM MASS FOF. FATHER O'GROWMVA tOta : \u25a0

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The body of Either O*OrowEey lay In sic Patrick's Cat

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: - . .-i Irish 8\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 to the Campania.

nrate* of thePrles a • ' ' ''ltr ln tl.r

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« TTvpr^ v^,. no .lem >nstr»tlon. as original..'\u25a0 ->u«e of th- request of the Cunuxa

Steamship Ccmpany thai H e abandonee-__m

LOW WILL ATTEND CHICAGO DINNER.

Chicago. Stpt. m-Btayon cf a sjore of tha moft,

Important =it.«s cf the country :. \u25a0\u25a0

Vltstlona t3 the center.-'.- 1 ;'-rr. which Willthe Jubl.ee wrek. A number of < ' at »•» •

\u25a0 »no»nn>.ea ln fübile l!f ha\a aUo BSOi accr?nan;ei.

ASMCHJ the Mayor ho wiii be prcaaat BMV X 1

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Howcll P»ul CapdoTteiia, of S^w-Ot-leans. Krnbtus C. Kn.t-hi. of l'-urTalo; John «Jof Phiuideljilua; liens: M DowaMMJ, of .N»-»ark.

LEPERS OF MOLOKALTo the Editor cf The Tribune.

Sir: la a recent copy of your paier Ir Ialetter : I

'Precautions agalnt* Leprosy.' writ-

tea by I-'r. Aiocrt S Ashxnesut In it ne speak 3or•ts Of .Molwkai Uir.^ permitr.."! to c^".

and 1 Bell ihem to th» i>oard of ilt-ui'.n. v.hich

aJtrrward disiuse? of then:.

Sir: Of Mr.Jerome's i^uu.ic services, which havegained him the aU'ecUd-ate regard ol tha B*PH olNew-lork. there i-as tetr. DOUUttS caore Imporiar.tthan his brilliant support of ilr.Low in the caia-

p^Lign of IWL Mayor Low's BdmlntStmUea h^j

s.:. \u25a0 callc<i out Mr. Jerome's emphatic approval.if,kaawtnfj (M >ears the draarhacßs of charactsiwhich Mr. Jerome in his rectr.i ieuer aIMMMIagainst Mr. L'.-w. Isn't it too Uic rw» to Lrir.g

them up? For hir.-seif. the writer falis to see t..e

aiie^cd defects, tho ooloraoltncsa, ir.e distal •-

neas ar.d ti.o tiniiJ:;v. A^ for tha thnldttj \u25a0- •\u25a0

e-,£j' for an aC-T.iT.isirator to cc bold; tha ownersof the estate m aid rather n* sroold b* eanttoria

\u25a0 Beeesaary, slow. Tho r..;.er. atpubi.c heaj .ng. had vatchcdL w:'-^ *>-'\u25a0\u25a0

ar.i grat.taae. UM JoaU • - ... -. . tAt \u25a0-

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<•.1n- iw.) years' tenure of • aaciclstra-

t... :..• .... - - »« o-•. ; ;. . . ] Mr. L--w 3 r^;....n.....tic:., und. i>

Insure bin tuna i:- arhlcd t <_.i ry ou Lana, i-.a ntung reco<xatu» ol :..-:. »t <..-

fectlve service. It is no .-rr.a.i quuUncatton in aMayoralty candidate tii^ be .."s J rwbu

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('«'t t-'Ke me color out cr hi;- ca«.«jts t;. ::->if -Ur. Lo-- . be cer-

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irv, tr.e nrst enuovtme t :• rme U«tWIULIAM H. RILCT.

Piu:..:ic.'i. N. .)., Sept. IT..

SAYS MAYOR LOW HAS COMMON SENSE.\u25a0

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THE PRESIDENT A\D IMMIGRATION.\u25a0

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BBCOSthe antiquities of Egypt, z::1^ :' BBStthat th" E?rpt:ans were p^rsc -r." •\u25a0'. -r • ;.

v«r and enriihuge tr.; 1- f <-tcr.e ir. tht

-to ertet obelises . . tupvnooas size, it -aaiteliiffi by Ueroddtus that r-..-^r -..-^ -f lha ...E^vrit when :;i!« workiaefl were about er< \u25a0 .\u25a0 » .ht:3e obelisk, caused r.is tor. to thl''•I of it, and 1 . • machinery wa_

\u25a0 \u25a0 ea at ti -;:::•\u25a0\u25a0: •-> pardcularli. \u25a0 ent wai not irj-.;.«<

iife of hii nn would In that case be <ts, Is noil In 1

n:arkalie mr-nohtl; hai I\u25a0

E^ror^a^s «nd four.<i to • . \u25a0 rf< tImerely cite thh I T to show th-\t

the Egyptians r-c. 1 of theAmerican* centuries fcefor° we came ir.to exist-ence. ai.rt th ;. vie monol.t::s" at.out whichwe r.ro h*-nring so 1 \u25a0 N very rtrr.ark-nh]m s'tT aIL The tendency to bras ;s tnlean a weakx

•1 Is 1

p.;rJunabi»>. The .....Kft u^ examples bi civil englneerirs

lof 1 \u25a0 .. •wi hall hardly

be abit to Improve. lr>r the s^'xi ar. 1 f i t.mtialreason that we Uon't know how. Bat ->:\u25a0\u25a0y ong :•*. ur..l as tirre gTOWS old II it.'1

" be ablet<"> r.ri «=nme f>t the remarkable thlrcs which haveeternised the name and fame of the ar.c:?n: Egyp-•. • • • now. JOHN E. LUL'CE.

Yonkers, N. V.. Sept. 16, 1«3.

King *«|ff* tlßlffl a r:r,r.^'.:th of co'.-:.««al st;e,

B tempte carvrj out Of a StngM Mock of stone, to

be rnrjtriicted and places' tha city cf BEs-1-t.t b«.for" Amfricar 5!know w":at ny noltthlwere. Th> BeooUth was arretujhf ai Byan*,

"« 0M beautifui and comr-a'"- BfaattaTraniie. The :err.pl° IhOS formed of OOtU ro.k\u25a0wr.s twenty-one cubits in length, f .breadth &r.d S la height. The Eryptijn cablt isfqulva:«>rt to ftmr Er.s'ish f-er. Th!* BofJof rr.->r.ite was coon II lha ca ta] of Assasfai

v.-ater« of the X.le. and employed two thSO-'•-^;.a BMD fOf :..r;e yetrs. -.: wi.: thus be seen

that the "h-g'« mcnolitns'

f"r Ft. John's^ r.r^ meretoothpicks compared v.ith this enormooa E| \u25a0 nmays of gra.-.i:.-.

c mar--\u25a0

'the difficulty of

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Throw Those of the Presec* Day Ccmpletelyin the Shade.

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•htaa. and wri rive th*m a fror thrashing some*«y. Mr. Ashmend !«\u25a0 afraid of "tp? yellow peril."but the "P-us'lan peril" If, rcurh more to be frared.It Is "Ki<>hlnpff-r»" that the civilize! nations must•j,.;>r«F* and dsstf yit i^ unOouhted t a fan th»it rh"ri> are many mo-

r,:.. rf r,.vo-

\u0084,. ORa .mp,,vf.i > ,- BttvsU Bat these•r» the worst po*-:tle renegades, like the GermanYon ttaatxn. Moreover, 1 proves that thon a:..>-ry f-v. Russians Int IIgent •\u25a0;;• \u25a0•;~ h. to • arry cathe natirr.ji business cf tl.i- "'-ivi-ixed'*nation.

DANTON 1> PHILIDOR.Newark. N J. Fe.^r M, |•

HUGE MONOLITHS OF THE PAST.

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RUSSIA AND OTHER NATIONS.. \u25a0

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Mr. 4

bib War-

tor of

Sir: Ir.jvc 3;:«t lc-

v. rr.-.':Tr.c: ir. your !«s*te ntrvatertay lha arttefa aaadefl "ftfta His ataoa-tr.-r-t. 1 ar.d BBBttOad •'City Abo'jrdf ir. Works :f!'rf>.>rlrk Latr Olm.«t*d.

>'ar.d IhBWI BPM so withmere ;nTr.st ir.arr.uch as for some tfBMDBM D)w.;; ?tvir>i •\u25a0Father of Greater Xrw-York." the Hon.Vr.rlr. w it Qmbb. 881 8888 ?«':«Rp«tir.K that Ishould

;"-'.i in behalf o? «f.a,o flitlr.c public me-morial ta ttM T*-aturß of Cfmra; i'arti. The :cieaof aaeh a trituif- ;.n.- also baca atfvaa afl ttir1milthe press by Mr. C. F. Wluga!* tho sanitary CB>

\u25a0 As controller and other administrator,uurir.g a nvnaotr <.f 119 "ari.rr yara. ot the park.ilr. Gre^n rfcaile.l that Iwn;. Bar BOOM two yearsU'tore the Civ:: War. on it* arrh!t*ftiiral staff.

"...'. fir abo-jt the *atr.e Icagth Bf time afterr-Slct ceiipeil. Iwas cios**-',y MM iat^d WttSl

fMmttad. \&jx j:nd Wither? in their prcfe««ior.alwork a: ke of I. .:r.r !.t .--. .• :•..-..; ..-..'.Jscap*

imt". Ar.J it was c r.iy threo u.ys ago thater.othtr public :r.ar» of note. a;ropos of the ce-arsof Mr Olmst*d*fl death. Tvrote to me on CtM si.~e

:. as i.o bad betora daea. Itr.:..:< -.;. IBe red and aapiatifctlya r«.s.clen*.s of the Einplr*City t.: . ti.tt propriety of h^-r.ding down toposterity tha 1

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BBMSBTI rrm:r.d irhleh h=.s tc«r. such a DOOfl to it:ar.J jresr article. 1 hape. Wfll r~-ve to fee a long It |

b th SIfCCIIUBof nccnnip. :r.h!"c .ir. f.'.m SO WOttl yBut, a!) Umj Fame. Iara sc.:-.g to ask you f^r

I]aOS U) .--• \u25a0 . \u25a0 Kt< JtJUT firt..-ie is «• '•.r-:v'"=h-ii with the fcert Intcctio&aj it include; ainiF'&ke In aaHgnim solely to Mr. Olmsted'd in-dividual inlti.itive and ger.eri.l Impress much ofthe. lar.d.-.'-.ire w^rk in New-York City to wh ;:. II

irdl the prototypical Cer.tra! Park.'\u25a0' hi rl—.p;y bßpoasthla to dissociate the material-

\u25a0•' the men) .: • . Urn two men.FredericK lav Olmsted a.cd QalTert Vaux. Near.yti.e same may be saiJ of the Mornir.eside andR.vcr^iJe parks. 1ara doc uttililtii now of river-side Drive, ar. aftarwOTß the d:?:fr.'.~p procrsn^sof which DCUmtd BOtStdc rt n-.v per<-.'r.&: ob.--rva-tion; hot wca of th) IIcr.n avct that it -w-.-is con-

ceived cf ar.,i r.v • ; . -004 connected With tile

C^n'ral Parks an :.::.ctural service as early as1&6", in coauiaetloa w.;.i a brlds*acroai t~t Hudsonar.d a p*n*ffffT <.rive al^-ng the Palisades.

Ar'

: • . Ihave thisto «r.y for the Pr=: time (now that hoth of the«ez •\u25a0- cu-«h:i1 ißßdacapt aKhttoetl nave Joined theirajortyt in Bohlle: On tht outbreak of m C vi:VTar, .Yr • •

d general secre-tary of the T'r.:t<«'. Btatcfl canitary Commission,

r «.. a? r.!»-o <1M the Rev. Dr. B» I'ovrs. I*9rresident, to c,';:t serving the Central Park andh< In th«m. as resident \Va«<h.njrtrir! ?>'-^ary, in•:. r v

—:. for that organization. eoomdasiOßCd v •••

PrasMaM Lincoln to suprlement the appliances olUrn medical and cor.imisc.inat departments of theDatkd Btattl Army. I£A so. but at the war'sdost In rod with Vaux. who had through-out remained at his profcasicam] post in N>w-Vork,•• :. itsd—aoaM uaie In lsC;;. IUoa"t recallthe exact date— resigned from the Sax.itary Com-mtwitoa ar.ti nus tiacc-J in charge of the great

liiftauaa «?tate In Ca;::"ornia. wher« h« remainedtill some time after pt^ce returned.... the war a: aa end. X cut tack to New-York. Mr. VbLx confided to me that he had justCOSM to ar. ur. !.-rstar.dir.K with J. S. T. StranaLan—"the first rit.zir. of Brooklyn." to si%e h:ra ti:e-

Bl : . I .-:. -«a to the de-isiis forthat th

-ie] irata c'ty of a park m sini:^.* ajr.ii'j

and artistic lines to those of the Cer.trai Parit. L^:that. OWfSS to certain of those Kolitloai a:. IBOBaJ c r:.i'i :.t:ons which so often interfere witaand sometimes wholly present operations ol public

. :.:wide scop<s. the preliminary work of da*F.pr. vottld hay« to b« done in secre-y. He thara>f^re asked ns« to reo;en my cffl c in thl BUMbJ'.ld-ing with his own. fo th*t Imight be within easy

call for possibly needed assistance, without theUUanmittCß Bl htl cwn office of rart'ts mor.- g:\>a

to irresponsible goscip than to \:\u25a0 l<-?z j.'.j.! retl-cer.ee, aj s,xe your.g dra.ughL£3;eri are. wiUi-iutprejudice in gayir.g so to the many who are whollytrustworthy. ] con;;>:iefl with Mr. Vaux's request,ai.d the main lines of Prospect Park, as they nowexist, SfcrOa Iam safe in saying, mosily dnSigned inmy offlc*

—̂BMncttStei by very Jaie gaslight—by

thcr thaa CBlTtrt . -x; and when \u25a0. I Ir^:_rr.'d from California ar.d looked— with, as Ir.r.ted. many exprf tsior.s of a[pro\al— over th:s pro>l.n-.inary layout or tue Central ParKs Bruokiynlc.low pleasure ground, its lints were evidently usBCW to him ;.? to a:-> one of the general puL.,ic.This, if my a«Clury nzr\eM a.c rig;ily. wa.s . Itnacy monthJ i»:ore, as your wr.^er pats it, ".ur.Otosted began til work upon tha Brooklyn play-

hould have 1 york of:•>. anJ should naro ajici j:partner with

Mr. \s_r.Ir'rr.air.»d in ci^s* touch with thrs* eminent

\u25a0 .beauties <>f t:at-jr' onlytill the spr ng fISO v :. I..- \u25a0 . : fesslona]relation! mtn Them, fluding it a aerii us dra«

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-:..... rtat«r in-.poru«n:e

—ivr applu-ai; ,n

1 [equate to ir--:uiiiir.p up of the Amer.jji: Lnstl-;Ai the 1 exigent ol• ~

\u25a0' I lainrterward tlected. r.r .; • •

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thereafter 1 cannot \u25a0• 1 testify with special

authority as to th" relaUre ri':;~<- of Y.-v-sx andd \u25a0-v the major >r entlr credit 'rr Vi» land-• . • • c ne by them a.- mcml» r^ 1f a

Bna. after iiv ~. la behalf of the Central, t:;»- Pi---

•.-.' >tber I'^tk, or rf parkways or sp»ed-

wayi connecttd therewith. Eut Ihay«, as abco.given t:,' (acts, thoroughly w-1: kn^wn to tn*. asregards the prtnc . •

\u25a0 .re of ths Mr.a-a:.i i': toklyn of greater New-

IMj laapresslcn is that Frei ri k Law Olmsted'a

:v-.i i,:.0.: idual nand sfj.aratc f. nor a- res 1 .? landscsM work;-. t. r. Bostoa *v.<l Waahlogtoa Cltj \u25a0

] lemite. at the Cn:;:~.b;.jnPipositic: of 1903 at Chicago and at

Vand-rbiifa E:::.:-,"r-. But my cor.vic-raae t'egree or.

... . . re eftec ts, of\u25a0- \u25a0 : .•-

-the bo <^ design* r1 \u25a0 the p-.iirt.rc:

\u25a0-::;. features bf ] Park, ai.d thatla CV(ry detui'. of

atral I'a:i4. w.ii at ;- u?t equal to that of] more as to the crest rlcaF :re ground

n Borough. T..c beautiful carv.r.cswork o:' the

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TIL WACZI AM EiiriN."

Credit for Design of Prospect Park Dae to

Calvert Vaux. Says A. J. Bloor.To »!

FREDERICK LAW OLMSTEDS WOEK.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

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tti : •, ..y th're WUU two ih 01 EtCO\u25a0 .kcl A BhaO ftruok tie pi.ra.ptt, burst

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a&4 tha portfcll- on hn kr.ee*

«a r -<- •r. earth erd du«t. This wes•1 Zr- \u25a0 •:.,,er.e=c* 0900 f.re, ar.d hr rrark'.y

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Carlos * f4«s«. and quietly rerr.ark»d that he• •+* the use c? sand lr. dry'.r^ fcls

SJI }; • :to danger, ar.d-:a all its phase* went '.n

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