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nus that New York pictorial has applied to Mr.
Sargent for the privilege OF

me- that New York pictorial has applied to Mr.
Sargent for the privilege Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC HIS CELEBRATED pAR1oss.
I suppose it is without doubt that this
and its doings there. which brought
ont the grand army Of correspond
cuts to e1patiate On tha curious old furniture
Of Gobeiin tapestry. etc., which was sent over
from Frame by an earlier Sargent in the days OF
the Revolution. But If The Radical Club caleb
ritY has started the bail OF fame. the bright and
indefatgable little hostess is at the bottom Of it
ali. and, moreover. keepa and adds to this fame
something else beyond it, in her drawing-room
"eveutnGs aud receptions" which are really,
In their large and liberal 1ntent Of hospitality,
unique. and With certain element Of democracy
and Independence which 8uggeGts the French
ealon Of half century ago.
And row word about the new Equitable In-
surance Building On Milk aud Dsgonshire streets.
It Ii just completed and
ONE OF THE SIGHTS OF THE CIT.
not only for it's costly beauty buG for it's restat1
rant on the sixth floor. where elegant public
diping-7ooms and private ones are carried an
IN very high up fashion as to prices and viands,
as well as structural elevation. ALI the cooking
ia carried on at this elevation, and at dining
Bnt there is q good deal Of criticism
amongst thoughtful persons upon Hfa~
insurance people spending their money
upun such magnificent buildings. When .
crash comes, IS 1t will soonsr or later, with such
costly expenditures, tae widows aud orphans
viii have to pay tor it. In the meantime, re all
foaat our eyes on the beautiful building. aud
join the throng which goes visiting to the top OF
tho house, and takes peep out OF the Signal
Service windows, which has its Office in the up
most flight. Then down VIC come in one of the
three elevators, and thank our stars that ICE are
not the widows aud orphans who, by-and- bv
are to pay for it all. But that does not quiet
our tongues of criticism, nor shut our ears to
the words Of prophecy that reach us from wise
and fearful ones. MP
, 1876-02-27
ART ABROAD.

Queen Victoria has given an order to alr. An
dsrson McCullum for three pictures-two in oil
aud onc in water-color--of scenes in the neigh
borhood Of the Royal residence at BafmoraL
The Berlin Museum has purchased the aIan-
frini Giorgione," the Raphael Of the patriza col
lection at Hpme; also from this same collection
small Signorelli and portrait attributed to
Sebastino del Piombo.
Henry dataipeau, an English landscape
painter Of considerable ability, died Jan. II.
aged SIS years. He w4s member Of the En-
gi.sh Society Of Painters in Water-Colora aodas
the time of his death tha oldest member.
The Antiquarian Society Of Cologne has an
noupced that an art exhibition similar in de-
sign TO that held last year IN Frankfort, will ba
opened at Cologne on July l. The Committee
invites contributions from sill who possess
specimens Of medieval and ancient art belong
t1fcts. m ~
Tic Vienna KunstIerhaus has lateiy included
in its exhibition 'Whas You Will" and - 4
Summer Nights Dream" by A. Steinbe, both OF
which are characterized hy poetic conception and
much interest. Attention has ai.o deHeryediy
peen given to Passinl's ''scenes in Venice" and
copies from Raphael, Titan, and Giorgione, by
Gustav Gau1.
Prot. Camphaugen, OF Dusseldorf. has just
finished his great picture, commissioned BY the
Emperor William, representing the triumphant
entry OF the German army into Berlin on tho
18th Of June, 1871. Critics say tha. the aztist,
who was present on the occasion Of the entry,
l.as reproduced the scene with marvellous fdel-
IT, and has mastered his yarv difficult tAak in the
happiest aud most succeRsful manner.
The exhibition at Dusseldorf contains the
picture. only just completed, Of B. Cart Hon.
'sThe Christening in the House OF Mouruin9,"
which is destined for ths National Gallery in
Berlin. The visitors 10 ths exhibition have
shown the Iiveliest interest in this picture, aud
it is unquest.onab1y one ct the best works OF
this painter. In particular, the maste1ly treat
ment Of tho composition, as whole, is specially
praised.
The Munich Art Association has exhibited
during the last few weehs paintings cn religious
subjects by Pfannschmidtt pupil Of Cornelua !;
by Eaur. Of Weim4t {"St- Paul, as a Prisoner,
Preaching. in Rome'J: aud By Hofmann, OF
Dresden e. Chr1st Preaching from on Board
Ship y, which have caused considerable sccsa-
tion. This is the more remarkable because it ID
we'll known that, for considerable time, punt
ing has been quite barren in this department.
The Cruikshauk Art Collection has been pur-
chased BY Mr. ". " Robertson on the part OF
the Royal Aquarium aud Summer and Winter
Garden Societies, London. The collection ar.
ranged BY George Cruksilank will b. exhibited
in the art gaienes Of the Society at the first al
uual fne-art exhibition. Over 2oo paintings
, 1876-02-27
What One Can Co Through.

WE7fFH9F5 ttp,y%
ATaunton man OF IS has had cha1kereo ca
reer. He has been shiu"recsed ones nar'oH's
escnped baking in = railroad accident, has bern
run away With times irnumerao1e: was shot in
tue neck At Gettysburg. had taste Of the hor-
rors Of Litby Prison, fell overheard from
vh.er. and befors being p.cksd up; fefs st;.1 f.9
4,r;os had tho right arm broken in two place
anrnr ] tno New Io1k riot, stood on barrel with
a LaIter around lis neck. Ill IN AIsbau1a town as
tn outbreak Of tho rebellion, from sunnss to
sunset: in 1863 was crushed under falling
without food Of drink nearly fifty hours and
wien homewa1d bound from the mines OF tho
White Pine region narrowly escaped lyuch!ny
through a mistake in person. Amid ali. he pre-
serves bis oquaninaity. and refuses to believe
that luck is ag4in=t him.
, 1876-02-27

t ,x. ...t =. ,ra 4bo ,~h,h;t;oo
nave already neen aeut ios auu lue eAm1o1slou
Promises to be one OF interest The art
galleries. w'la oe openea u .iT aag =. sur a,,
auEnsatou ev3e.uonIs. AnT w. l.s.;a. - ~
unt'. tne toth OF May; tne .et uta" & ~. ~ .ta tt,
5,,. ~ NJ sA1o' :" '0~
o'n ~ "HaJ'
Constant Naver has begun large picture OF
c1,nrch in,ar1or T;,h f,n xonnr latlies standing
before shrine. One OF tue Etrls has her tase
1aaseo ana ner hands casped II 81 Assleuue -
supp!lcatloo, white her companion feans connu-
insly on her shoulder. Ths light from stained
c1nas v;nt1og fan. nnon thu ~ ra and su,r2uud-
inr ohierta viii hr,ft,o ~ an.t 7ha rorL ia ar
pressiyo IN sentiment md bids fair to exceed in
u1at9a1'e lofee any Iofnet WoIR tEon sa1s A1s1ss
eaees.
r,1 t tso.Iespo,"teot wt1unE 70 t9v Ae" Aoth 1s'-
"@a A@o01 oei"u. uooet u8se os feo. D. s5ys'
~. co1s.dessee interest has been lately aroused a!
ahd prospects Of desan sst IL the widest senas Of the
TERM meaning thereby not only those higher branches
no se,,tntS, usually known - ne me
tfies and hanliersft he trua nrosner;tv of h;ch Mn;
listers much to the elegance the r.auemeut even
IN the Neichssas, and August Rechenspez-
Re naue speech which has attracted much attention.
the mania for Italian ideas aud styia prevalent In III
. ~ ta any tno aaerant ~ans OF Originality in
ost oi tue ~osalng srtis's Of tho day who conforms
ne tuc,R ptae,eo to sne prevailing tsstes content
Will sols1ns 1aeas predecessors instead Of
s1stne Us ne" ceeaaons. We DO not want, - he e1'
slai'oea, SseeWaa iaan!on: but German sty1e,
*oo soofo4sn4S uesHa1a 1&sse-"
The New York HerdM OF Thursday haa Ma fri.
1oo;rr concarn;no On invo;oo - cs.:, @ 49,. .e|
nofa4 eeco,,,ia ;I,rn-+a, " olAnso "aset.
eolo's' .oeon'. 4n'po.
The pictures were not imported by Mr.. Tonnes, but
this gentleman advanced money them after the or.
tgn. collector had failed TO dispose Of them last June
At which time no objection was made to the amount
Of duty paid for them. 6inca then the pictures have
Increased in value from the greater popularity ol
~arerolors in this country and the higher reputation
underrsn,t,on has bee made mil tha nrensrstton.
for the present safe The understanding between Ii.
parties interested in the sale and the officials a
to have been that the pictures would be valued
BY experts oeiofe the SAFE anu eonpafeu Win ens
, 1876-02-27
4 Centennial POEM.

The Winnetka Literary Club celebrated WASH
ington's birthday by an entertainment of lite
rary and patriotic character, at Academy Hall.
Among other attractions, and one which played
b conspicuous part in the exercises Of the occa-
sion, WAS superb eagle, mounted in the best
style Of tie art p1eservative. Its history is az
follows Several weeks ago, Wilbur Boynton, d
boy about II years OF age, while shooting in the
woods near the suburb OF Winnetka, saw o large
bird sailing majesrically far above him. aud, not
knowing what it was, fired at it, and, much to
his surprise, brought it down. 1t proved to be
an American eagle. measuring feet from tip to
tip OF his wings, and we'll worthy the honor that
was in store for him. he WAS presented to the
Literary Club. and Was introduced to the public,
Gu the appropriate OCCASION alluded to, By an
original poem BY Mrs. n. J. Burdon, written for
the OCCASION, and read by her.
The stage was surmounted BY large piece of
bunting the eagle rested On pedestal draped
With our national emblem and before theBe
glorious symbols stood the gifted writer. as if
inspired by their presence, and delivered her
poem with such spirit and feeling ~ to fairly
eIectrify the #hole audience, and to egose the
most enthusiastic applause. The poem ia as
follows
, 1876-02-27

af tla war on the gas companies, this is pretty
good thing.
Dn;Ep AND y1SED THE WRONG MAN.
Among the gossip Of the green~rooms la q
story Of certain well-known tenor, who on the
occasion OF bis temperance in this city thought
it would be a good thing to make friends WITH q
certain critic whom he partially feared. lie sen1
him an invitation to dine, aud ordered his host
to prepare spread OF unexoelled elegance, aud
without regard to expense. The dinner came
of, the tenor was all amiles, the critic was de-
lighted, and when the dinner Was over, the tenor
was certain he had his man 81 fixed" He awaited
aIixioualy for tho paper on the morning alter DIS
appearance. After al early breakfast be pro-
cured copy, when, to his amusement, he found
q slashiug criticism decidedly unfavorab1e to
himself. He waxed mad. and WAS indiscreet
enough to tell the story to Max Naretzek, where
upon the veteran burst out in roar OF LAUGHTER
After composing himself, the veteran conductor
Informed the verdant tenor that he had ''dined
the wrong man." The victim was heartb1oken.
DR.. DEEMS on DEAD-HEADs-
A short time ago Dr.. Deems, Of the Church OF
the Strangers (the same which Commodore VAN
derbilt bought and presented to him ~ = good
will offering on account Of tho respect
in which ho was held by the Commodores new
Southern wife), made an announcement OF q
concert for the benefit OF the Ladiea' Society,
and, turning to the children Of the Orphan Asy-
lum seated in the gallery, remarked: An op-
por,unity will bo given you to nttend this con-
cert. The seats you will occupy hare been paid
for br lady Of this congregation- You will aot.
therefore 20 as dead-heads. TIE day Of dead
heads in cara, concerts. and churches, hope, is
Dast." The Doctor himseif is o2on to the charge
of dead-hendieu1, as in common Vlth other CITY
cergymen lie is wiil!ng.to accept = dead,head
rebate Of 25 per cent on the price OF ell books
purchased OF publishers BEAUTY. :
, 1876-02-27
ABOUT W0MAN'S RIGHTS.

Long yea<s rgo the world bcgan:
The earth grew green and rivers ran:
Tbs sunlight glim.nered through the gloom
The flowers 1Tst Eegan to bloom;
The x.e1t.hy wolves commented to p1oH1s
The full hyenas 1e.rned to howl:
The dogs Eesxn to BARK and bite;
The be.ts AMI lions learned to fight;
The cats first lifted up their spiuea;
The humhugs buzZed about the vtnea;
And. In the bright and early Spring.
Tie merry birds began to Glnx.
When first, IN Eden's Garden fair,
Man breathed d;one, the batluy Air.
And whiled away the heefing houIs
Amid isa labyTinthino bowers,
With nothing 70 mosest or harm.
Life 1nuat have had for him charm.
He dreamed his daJ-dreams meath tho shsd9t
With none to make him feel afraid.
One ere, when Ger The bills AFR
Aroae the newborn Evening Star,
When Earth in solemn stiffness aiapt,
To ted conlerted Adam crept.
His weary eyes be calmly closed,
And soon In sleep profound zeposed.
He slumberesl on, while from his atd4
a bona. OF which vas made bride,
Was taken. With admiriug eyes
He woke st morn In great surprise
To find himself married man;
And then-<1omesde ifa began
The uetest fraction Of the meo-)
The world went smoothly for whiis.
Eve kept his house in frugal style,
And like good wite, ne suppose.
Kept all the buttons On his ciotheA-
In Eklen's t}7rle1, green and lsirs
They thought they were model pxH.
But soon. to Adams great dtszl1y.
His vayward wife would have her WY:
She talked to him Of wotnan'e rights,
Through weary days aud sleepless night2.
Till he waa glad, At any prizes.
To purchase pesce In Paradise
She ruled tho lions and the bcars:
She ruled the fo1es and the hares.
Sha ruled the elephants AUD deAs,
The birds Of air, tho bugs and bssA
Tho eamelopards. SLIM and tall;
And ruled her husband most Of al.
GLOW often woman II inclined
To crafty her curious mind,
Which, ut IN infinite expense,
WILL get the better Of her aenssI ~;
How oft she looks With envtoua sJ0
On what propTietJ dtn1es.)
When, from thst fatal app1s-tree.
Eve plucted the faire.t fruit that 1hs
Gould hud,-&hs ate the vary best.
And made her husband cat tho re&e,-
(Oue sad mtst3ke will oftau bring
Long years Of endieaB suGertnE},--
Eve looked no more with loving eJN
Upon tho groves 0: Paradise.
Doomed to : life Of toll aud psin,
Her yea1s ware spent In raistng Cats>
"ARGAL,"
II, in this more enlightened age,
Our wiyas and daughters should engage
In planning nen's work ous Of doors,
Or managing tho shops aud stores,
Or" running Congress" it u plain
They all would soon he f1,ssn1 Cam
OAK PARK, Ill EGGESE !. dAt3-
, 1876-02-27

saintin-H Hesitation. go
The ts.ava Without Flouers .............x. ga
Vernet-Lecomte-Tsigame Woman. .---.......-.. Hll
Girl Of Morocco Spinning. AZ
Max Clapde-s1eetlng in the Park. e.
Chxrtrau-A Widow 90
Hirsh-A Servant Girl Of Morocco. 39a
LeJeuue-Ihe LaEers.. ...-..-...--....---.-. wv
Van Narcke-A Farnlyard.. az
plassan-The Gourmand. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Hchlesiuper-The Reader ier................. &C
V5rterf-a Aounr No1utebs1k ...., 3.e
Iadv Watering Fl,ots s...........~.. SO
Wctms-Fictdries and Con1uests. .........-.--.. 4.e
Zsmacois-The ConspratoEs. -.---..--.....-..-. 4A
O. Achenbach-An Approaching Storm In the Ro-
De Dsaumont-" Tctes Fo:les" es"...+.-...-..-...- 71
J. acknowledgements in Prison n....-...-.... be
I;ouguereau-The VOW Brittany ......... ,l.c
+. De1aroche-Herodide de................ ST
Dr,ohfe-Low Tfds 495
The Daptism ................., $50
Tony Fatyre-The Greenhouse. 6'u
Learel-The Connosseurs !tai
MerleAn Object OF 1,l0u
TouImouche--An Unexpected Bouquet. .......... a6.
Tryon--A Landscape, with two 1,l55
WitIsms-tt Yes Eo7". Coa
Zietn-Dutch Meadows ...-.,.. 5;0
1,cranns-1nr Guarlians ............ T;0
Dubufe-Ihe Billet Doux, 105
Tissot-Marguerite in Church. 1865
II Nr:d d.-............... Gas
Andsr-"Eons Lire the King g!"..............-- 365
Ariz-Babys First Steps. ~
, 1876-02-27

11AVA ~ kuQAA tA1GSAe0] 0AA AVtA5VAVA -
M with such spirit and feeling ~ to fair
:trify the #hole audience, and to evoke II
It enthusiastic applause. The poem ia
oWa -:
WELCOME TO OUR CENTENNIAL EAGLE
Tho old, primev1l story,
OF how world WAS brought
Out from the womb Of Chnos
With the lightning Of thought,
Has faded 1uto darkness,
And in its stead unfur}ed
The proofs that untold centuries
Combined to make our worlds
That island after island
Slow raised its granite head;
While, at the voieo Of Natures God,
The waters backward sped,
And watched, in solemn silence,
With sullen, uantfied roar,
This rock-rihbed ml1vei rising,
With Overwhelming ahoze-
And in that morning twilight
Ere yet 4 sun had risen,
L cusious l1fe began to creep
From out th1t stormy prison,
And moss with climbing motion,
With toiling foot aud hand,
Upon that strange new surface
Jehovah callad the land.
And still the mighty Architect
As ages onward rolled,
New lnatvels into being brought,
un11aaea n;Ie .11ui :, eee as.. otu = :. III. h,a
1asu aAauluE .nA tnat ie1t ~ "A0@
u.,s Snoao ~ rie riIsn.ac .aau ao, .oe 1t, pIs''
oIIt W. ~ ;c,htas+ nhIa s1d M;a i.ota S.at
From germ to germ His living thought
Had climbed Creations stair,
Until upon its topuaost round
j., Its image blossolnea fair.
ais E;m mE.A "5s ~, uonn; tonnd "nu enns i,1
81 sso Essa - ~ -, u;s oeaat,,ra: r~n,
~ a. nna ss,ta5 ~ u;s T' ,m,rsNTan
.,,.. IT,. 80. ,r,.t .,,6,,
49,, ~. on,ntisse 20 vstt;,g .h,o.tr
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rur r. ~ ,tsa s1estsa st'a ,o,t.,I r5tna 5uaaSo
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Aan s'et. lot ug.ntoa a,
usu s'ast sissu a.. Iaen ,,,,; sepo f'sat. o.,,.a
martyrs holy crown.
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c9. e.lu taa. na.aon Aopt
,ti,, siaua noutes. i,kuto olpte'
AM sIn . da'3;* M93s. .t9i1ss hut t~alu sstp''
- sase a9os ,i Sauu1au 1Ge..
1Iga aByptta - 9a4 ~ ~ uia; ~; .aaua .n"5
,,;in 1aeousn .1.tua ~ t n1ue '..sa ]nu - h,,A
Thar hons OF Freedom won
r,.u,n.h<.
o1s No. .nG - la1s siSa u,au - rnsa' s'
Ht ~ siuH.a ~ S;t-arsa 4s ~ tipoana bor+.
<7gr 5et hae sr.A1oi t A.pAts "'AA'S$
=, 1he ooI ulnn ~ aotoaa'
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-20
&uo0eumeDI.

Set Sabren bat l1eben 0uano unter
BEN ~iogenannten fiinltti6en Doer fGufltz
den Oiln9ern 0aS Gno6eumebl Die erlte
STEELE etngenommen uIlo beDauptet, tDie
aud nibt tpeniger - 1ett etDa etnenl
Sabr3ebnt = Die aus t6m bereiteten uno
otelen Ocrtpanbten Superpbospbate.
Wtan muB 3ugeben, oaB etn @runD
bierfir oaril1 Su iu6en lit, 6aB Die Gehz
nif iib - ltno StDar nit benz gr0Bten Gr=
folge be1nitbt bat, Die Gno6enprGpaz
brau9 III INNER neutrality-suspicious.
8eiie oar3uiteuen; aaein niel me9r bat
bier5u Der umltano Detgetragen, oaB Dem
&anomante in ben 9elannGen Oitn9ern
folbe geboten iino, ilber oeren 9iiultt9e
Q8irfung er ni1t LANCE i'll 3peifeL bIeiz
ben fDnnte.
Inter iol6en GerbdItniien 6irfte bic
8orauSIebu1g ni6t eben fern liegen, oaB
AUDI uniere Sarmer iIber bic 3ubereiz
tung, BEN @e6alt nno Die Qlnpenbung
oe5 &no6eumeblS nno ieiner BrGparate
peni9itenS etnigermaBen %betpanoert leien.
2luein I'M @egentbeil Derrlden Iber
bas NaeS nod pielfa1 ni1t u 3tpeifel,
i~onoern bouftdnbige l1npiiIen9eit, tpte
Die oft our6auS unri6tige BenuBuug Der
g%euaunten Oun9mittel beipei5t.
BeriuGen mir oe5Dalb, etnas CUR au>
gemeinen Nuffldrung be%i3utragen.
6auptbeitanOt6eile Der &1ohen ii1b
pb%ospborlaurer &alf uno Geim ODER
Set. 8is in bic nelteite Belt l1rteb
man Dem lebteren einen be0eutenoen @e>
bait OIL 0%Iu9enoen Stoffen, ~beionoer5
OIL Stidltoft gu; man Bat aber iebt err
fannt, oaB leBtereS ni6t nur ntbt Der
Sal, fonOern oaB eS iogar bemnteuO Guf
Die X0Slt1teit oes p6ospborlauren &alfs
thrift. Wfan bat 1t6 oaber bemGbt. Die
@ntfettungo er Si1o6en III m0gli6ft
b0bem @raoe 5u erretben, tnoeln oaOurcb
Die Struftur berlel6en berart 3erft0rt
tpiro, baB ie itb Lei6t III Elm feite5 Bul=
Der DeriDanoeln la1ien. SIS tit 0ieS BON
lebr bober Seoeutu11g, t1Oem oaour6 Die
oitllgenoe 2Strfuug n1gemein geboben
miro. Son Del0em @influB Die Sein>
belt 0eS Jtno6enmebl5 fir leinen Mert6
lit, tptro Oor9uS erlt6tli6, baB man in
Oeuti6larO etn fetueS &no6enmebl oft
UNI 80 Bro3ent tbeurer be3ablt, ais elm
grobaertleinertes. Die @nt3iebuug Der
Ieimartigen Slalitgfeit BOT bis Dor fur
get Seit nod 10 ptele unanne9mli6fei>
ten, oaB man nu 3u oft uno 3u germ ben
0dmpfpro3eB abflr3te.
Nu6 btelem l1e%belltanoe lit neuer6ings
6ur6 Die Ge6ntf porgebeugt, uno sipar
Our6 iofortige CONCENTRATION Der 2etms
brii6e III Die fogenannte 2eimgallerte,
uno man fann ieBt basO Gmpfcn 10 LANCE
fortleBelt tpie nOtbig , nm etn bur6auS
tetneS &no9enmeDl Su e%etpinnea. Sc
ipobnltb er9Glt man auf oteie Betie ELL
YrGparat nit Sd Yro3ent Sttditoff
1to 24-28 Yroaent 8bospboridure III
Sorln zines gang %feinen, trodnen leldt
auSitreubaren YulDers, u1o eS ltno Der
Stiditoff iotpobt, wie aud Die Bbos@
pboridure 3uoem III etnem 10 leI6t anf@
nebmbaren .3uitanoe, oaB otes tir pie
meiiten 8erbdltuiiie genitgen iDtro. pa
otele Torm aber nod nt0t FUR aue Sale
genigte unb ieit uamentli3 barauf bin7
gspieien lit, OaB ieoes p9osp9oriaurs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-20
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