, 1875-10-17

An amusing and well-painted picturs b7L &
Earle, OF 4 bulldog and parrot, appears It u,
sen d McClurg's.
Il. L. Elkins has completed his largo ps:nts,,
Of Rocky Mountain scenery, ''Tle cusa'
which Is to be exhibited frat in liwsulee.
Mr. Ernest Longfellow, the poets soe. i
about to p1b.iuh a volume OF etchiags of Antn
can scenery, to which his father ulf courna
descriptive verse.
Woodbury's process Of photographs snns,
ing IS successfully pSacticed it. Philadelphia i,
John Carbust, formerly welLknozn rhoef.
rapher in Chicago.
A fine bust, in white Ca:rraa marble, Of nuix
Sumner. has recently been presented to Gam
". Curtis, by the City Of Boston. Tbs buss NJ
executed in Mimore, in Italy, and is mme tn
fu11-slze.
Art students IN Chicago have no excuse tss4
learning to draw the human figure ut prestst
:" Life schools y are in session Monday, Ws1aar
dag, aud Friday ut the Academy, sad Tussaa
Thursday, and Friday st Prot. Holmes sthnd
It is intended that the latter shall be soaat
panlef with lectures upon anatomy.
George Inness, Jr-, son ct the well-knoxnlani
scape-painter. is said to be promising Jueq
al k1ot. LILO 5pSIAaltt so61l6 u ud tuc p114tl13G
animals and landscapes. The psat seseoo b III
spent in Conway, n Il. The expression 4
grace and strength in horses and tim,ditT vi
Qelicaoy- With Iestlessness, humor. and grsM
power, in some OF the other animals, a1h:Iua
range OF appreciation very rare among sninat
painters. Young Inneea has Inherited bis ts.nal
brilliant talent for color.
WANTS ROMANCE
The following Interesting particulars conca1
ir1fr tnn fa f<F sa%r $ha &fa$ Fkn
tragic death caused much intereat in Na1 TM
recently, are given by correspondent ofh
Cincinnati Enquirer: ~ Piatro Fali as4 d
son Of q barber in Rome. His kge vas abcrta
To those who are acquainted with Faln:s eaz1
life his romantic suicide IS not at al suipEA
About four years since young Faini became ia
perateiy enamored OF q married lady IN Roat
His passion WIS returned, although the 11dyn
twenty yaars his senior,-a woman Of ga
beauty and good social standing. Afte1 hM
Vaini grew desperately Jealous Of : ID dsusa
"a pensee,' and the result WAS quarrel oa
day tho lady drove to the studio Of b
discarded lover to make peace She hda
been there more than half m hour 7aa
the loud report OF pistol was heard. III
ianitor rushed up stairs. but found thAt 5iRo6
Valni had firmly secu1ed the windows and toah
30 the janitor WRs compelled to 'nraa< =
and on entering saw tho unfortunate .onss
bathed in blood, while Vaini had te1s1hla t2
on one side Of bis throat The lady En takd
home, and alter six weeks of suffering ehe '
covered OF course her husband Hss fau0a
when all WAS revealed, and, as divorces % "a
s1ist in Rome, formal separation took Pc
The lady left for France. Meanwhile sam n
'ully recovered. aud endcavored to gro doal
IN explanation for his rash cond1es p !:
aying the shooting Was purefy ss'aden1'
he lady while in his studio took up the n3sa I
'tc., etc, bu. all this failed, and the young ms
led to leave Rome. He came to Annerics"
THE NEW YORK. '1NpEpENDEST
handsomely takes back. at the suggssem ~ :
1hicago correspondent, what it said about Aus' /
can art not being we'll represented IN Caless@ +
nd limits it observation to Cincinnati:
A correspondent IN Chicago complains. md na -
ogether without reason. that our remarks 4ooos II
tsence OF works BY nEtyc artists IN ths Annu3n. <
'1position" in tha. city and In cinGnn4a ~ ~
ase So far rs Chicago IL concerned, they xs1xs =
'ere, - We were grided by an examination y :
ltaiogue Of tho ''E1hiti:ion Of patnongs, eo4tas
rawlings, aluzrelles, and works Of hoa1t5oa ~ :.
10 Cincinnati Industrial Exposition" We eua
ave been uotu explicit in mentioning th1s oos
'arfs we're intended on the Inter "E1posis:on.
In regard to Chicago, our correspondent ~.
The Chicago exhibition ls purely Amef'9. e arx
insists Of about 100 pictures, Of which IL t1 =
'rrectiy. are by foreign arsists. There =re ~
[ctures. atx German, and oue each Of Dutch he-A =
I'd English. Fffty-eight members md ssaoes zoo %ss+
e National Academy send pictures lncluains ~ Il
.dge, the President EaatmAn johnson. ~
resident; T. l. Richards, the Seere$aV - 1a.l +
ts In the Council except two; and as ~ tos Il
2own acadenatcsans except P7ge Huahnsots s,stn1 "a
,oaeh from four III to ten) to constitute 'no
hich are hung together and draped b n. ns.Ts l.
mong these are Le Clear, De Haaa, 8. l. Gama
atee, Bellows, E. johnson, etc. The GALLERIES - ~
ranged md the pictures hung By Hl4assa ~ '1@ !,
- The Chicago and Western Department ~
'out ITS pictures; aud. while = whoe II eaa r.,
urse, compete with the select Eastern exmm1r Il -
. highly rea2ecsably show, and The ptesq1ss Z
In artists-auch 40 sel1stedt Of Buffalo, L:n1a &
ttsburg. Hesty, Phlips, and Shitlaw o. t ~. ID 4
Il stand comparison with Any tn tho eo1eeas n =
Q journal which has made the mos: ttIeuGs. - z
sWB Of these pictures {THE CHICAGO 1R1hual sl.4r<
s not been even allusson to any forster WE r
' So much for facts and figures Pertuis sae r
ecstacy;" there has never been better -
this country. nor in this country or Europe
l1er g o. more elegantly arranged for tue "'''
chicago, then, appears to have done better ~
, although we should Judge that tho Ctacfaasa
tion Ia much the moat valuable and intsss - -
two- Al exhibitions Of artistic woEu. ~
erest1ng and xaluanle. besond 9asss11r 1aetan -
rpoees Of N industrial exposition"
Two or three months ago Detroiter 49, ~
build him house, aud IS 10 1aa W.
ard his wife Having around about toe ss
cloeets in houses, he deteEmioed 10 ~
agreeable surprise. She vent up VIII - Il.
? or two ago and he pointed ont ete'sa H"s ~
you say?" well" she replied, 49,
Ier look around, .tf thers wes anosef
tho hall rd be willing y hrs I'D ~ a"S.T