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Spanish castles, .and. subsisting. upon the

Scriptural grain of mustard. A circular be

fore os, however, shows that even the artists

have their Hula trials and quarrels. j

t This circular is the first pronundsznento in

:a'bitter personal quarrel between Junes

Fainnas, a very prominent and rising artist of

FhOadelphia,' and William Haiti an equally

prominent artist of Chicago. In this circular,

Mr.Fainnanehargea Mr. Hart, virtually, with

stealing a lecture from N m and

delivering .it *as his own in New

Tort and' Boston. The pronuneiamehto

has

reached Chicago, because Hr. Hart

contemplate* delivering the same lecture |ln

Chicago be!ore the Academy ot Design. Hr.

Falnnan, it seems to da, makes out a very

altoog case against Mr. Hart In. fact. It is

impossible to read the circular,-which la in the

nature of an attested affidavit, without arriv

ing at the conclusion that Hr* Hart has very

coolly appropriated Hr. Fairman’a bmos. .The

only defence which Hr. Hart makes, it. seems

ro us,* does not help bis case' any, as he so

knowledgeathat he obtained the skeleton !of

his lecture from Hr. Falnnan—that' is, Ur.

Falnnan famished Hr. Hart with the thoughts

and ideas, and the latter bad only to fill in and

►apply Qlostrations. Granting that this be

tine, however,it does not reflect much credit

upon Hr. Hart’s originality or ability. Hr.

Painean's circular, however, teams to dis-‘

prove this assertion, and it becomes an open

question, therefore, whether it would not be

more appropriate for. the. members to invite

Hr.FalnnantodeUverhis.own..lecture than

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Chicago tribune. (1870). Chicago, Ill., 1870-12-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1870-12-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1870-12-15.