The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1911, Page 15

THOMPSON OPENS ‘IRE ON MILLER IN PIPE SQUABBLE ° Fal eae Water Bureau Head Attacks} Bronx President for Hamp- ering Service of Borough. Commissioner Henry S$. Thompson the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity opened official fire on Borough President Miller of the Bronx to-day for the fatetr’s refusal to grant & permit for the laying of service water Pipes under the roadway of the Grand Boulevard and Concourse in the Bronx. President Miller insisted thirteen @onths ago, and still insists, that the service pipes must and shall be placed under the sidewalk. His continued ob- Jection to having the mains buried under the roadway has resulted in delaytr for more than a year, the comp the contract, with the resuit section sought tha to be benefited ts with- He cls that the Hanover Contra: whtch has the contrac fited to the ex Doing 1g of $29,000 by the action of Co: oner ‘Thompson {n demanding that tie service pipes be placed under the roadway instead of under the sidewalk, He addy tat the entracting company is a Tammany con- cern whose officers are close to ‘Tam- eer Leader Charles I. Murphy. this. Commissioner Thompson alee no denial, but in a letter to-day forwarded to the Borough President, he says the company was the lowest bidder and that it fs now in # position to sue the city and recover heavy dama cause of the opposing attitude of I’ ent Miller. Mr. ‘Thompaon contenda that placing the mains under the eldewalk would 4 work many evils and dangers, Va « privileges, for nee, would have 4 de denied therefore, resulting in a ¢ lone to the city ‘The Corporation Counsel, fon says, sustains th the sioner has the so direct where water mains sh As against President M ence that tle mains be the sidewalk, Commiss!: in his letter says tha recently gave permi: ern Union Gas © to place heavy gaa mains under tue roadway, UP AND DOWN PICTURE LANE By Henry Tyrrell er ‘Thompson r, Miller only to the North- Fe, A holding its own on New York's Picture Lane this season, de- apite an occasional collect travaganza in or Velasquez continued though 4 g inflow of foreign near masterpieces that set in menacingly last season when the tariff dam burst. To begin with the cur: exhibition, over a doz and the Acaden jece, the leader being es Clarke prize winner chased for the ‘Metropolitan i foliowed by J. Francis Murphy's “Up: land Pastures," for $ , and one of Groll's Arizona landscapes for $3,000, Such works of contemporary and younger American artists are indeed | good value at the money, but tt has taken us @ long time to wake up to thet fact. The prices here quoted, and the figures realized at recent public emm, where In- such as the Se Homers, Wyant natives bring as mui Burepeans, indicate a ket ling-up of normal art values. That the Barbizon school, £0 stance, does not rate abroad anyth is shown ortant Mat Hike it does (or has) here by {tems like these from an imp gale last week: "Corot's aubigny's tern Girls,’ $1,600." sums loom up more impos reckoned in francs ‘here are more meritorious of American pair 7 other lines of a ng more spe: “giving a is matte the I logue where the’ ‘The Engine Century and tt mention the magundl, wh’ Union League onal Arts and the e@ always f ing series of men shows th fiela of exploita dealers on tr a remarkably busy them, particularly t specialize on nat that they are mm le dealers tn long ago affe of American product. N and where painters by so OR ARTHUR FORTH, Eno BR - | mefarious business of putting up and sellin MERICAN ART {s more than! or's ex | Rembrandt | Art for $3,500, | vwttiner I THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | we find now? Why, Mr. Fearon an- nounces a commemorative exhibition | of painters by George Frederick Munn | (bst-1p87, he late Rus- 1 Sturgis Four or five of his Holland pictures fig- ured in the recent Schemm sale. true Troyon in the gem-like his foreground cows and man figures against velvety deptha | amotee "of th of backgr Road to alism of the bi Katwyk" ( gue) t | acteristic of An | n wistful tet sounds a1 At Macheth's, No. 49 Fitth avenue, |to the most sen e viewed an all-landscape show, fern poetic landscap ht sh ott 1 Chea the Murillo of the east | e, and rdy independent, Wait |'¢ Kuhn, are mat . weight champions! | Wild West show o Russell, the cowboy sculptor. The exhibition of drawings tn black- and-white by Franklin Booth, the well- known fllustrator, at the Powell gal- lery, April 11. « 200i i HIRED F ROOM | TO DIE IN. Bat Man's an Eaoaped Brought Rescue. 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