, 1877-08-11


tcreprcts description In English and French thus
rendering It available to the lovers Of art IL ~
nations. The "Centnry Vase," Ba,sae'ia's
statue, Love Blinds" the Belgian pulpit, re
Palts.y stntucttes, tho brilliant colors Of ~
lic,ntan g1nsswnre, tho bnrharir richness II Chi.
ncsc potttry, the grace and beauty oi
dnIt Of French md Sierm"n ,,s esra.l9s an,
fidelity. Except In those OF NJ, architectural
nature, tho lines are soit anu easy; and TIC
ttnts md shadows finpcrccptlhly glide Into ana
are lost in eae! other With oil tllc @ !'c!Eea;y o.
the manner OF tho best masters ol color. iel'.
c. Il. Norton. who WAS ct tho head OF thc
press department Of the Exposition, has tho
editorial charge Of the work, mud it, suffets 40
far .scn,onsrates tt,at u has neen WIN an; -
iabor of i0vr. Nal. John n. FnrquhnF, INC
CotntnissIoncr for tile Northwcst. 10 taking sub"
scEiptons for tho work at No. on Mn'ilson Street,
THEY MET uy CHANGE.
A man turned his fare toward tho Clerk oil
tho West Side rolee.Court. yesterday morning;
ai in retponso to the inquiry of tho mechanical
clerk ~ to llfs guilt or Innocence as vibrant.
ne simply shook his.llcad. meaning ~ the autom-
officer said he Ind found hin lurking about the
strret, and Justice waited patiently for the mai.
to t|tsprQvc It. lie nevcs attempted to 10 30,
and tho usual fnc and thirty aass we're Rlasea e,
tic "bull.pcn." and. when tho hour cag,e for
him to be transported he was found With his iaco
turned towarl tho Old, scribblct.over wall,
which, II it. had chosen TO speak: might aaSs ,,,
the Bridge Of Signs. Somebody offered 70 pay
his flnp, and It waa accepted. The bnlltlt gave
tue man drink of water, and he wcnt away.
On the corner Of Meridian street, backyard
TINT It las passed into a curse, there stooa
child that was barc!,cadcd, and about whose
form the tatscts we're a. plentiful as ths Lies
that fretted and infested tho ar.
ntt tnofa E91Cf and
other. This man stretched out his hand and
fccbY fontllctl tic matted locke ol tho child.
| The child locked up With ssare that MAS q
! mixture Of fright md pleasure. It took hold
| be established bctuccn thcm communication
| which was q stronger friendship tllan co11'es
sometimes In the course u years. There arc
| tender glnfls which ono cat,not always ETC at
This s,,,l-stained remnant said in its childish
! wav, "Cumc ard 20 with n1c,' aud the man
with the strange faee. almost Hike wof!'ah's,
followed tho tattcrs until they led him throus:i!
| picture which any may kee II they care to step
| aside from The sunshine Into thu shadoWs-a
| woman In sickness. II a il'an had looked clear.
| u upon the scene lc w9'lld hive seen m tn,s !,
had tlono and hold It to hcr thin lips. AcWoultl
have scen tic strange fsc1 Of the man, almost
| wot,1anly still, bowed UPON pile" Or rags.
such seeucs hare been given bc!ore tn detail.
| AlG luCEe " 4Eupeo %"1n-e " -" ~ N.'
| der the pLtess touch Of trouble. These 1accs
Ind changed. But tho hcart never gives up IT.
dead.
Thls man had gone down tho grades Of tlle,
ueso uni n ~ .i,nnn, intn sin anI shon,r .,1,tt
Hon! nn.a at t,nr T., nttr" ~ er'.1rt tre
bundle Of rugs which seemed to bc chasing hc'
into deeper nlfscry.
She said shy Ind driven him away one night
under staslcse sky, from her home. He said
he Ind violated lis promise to bu good llua
tlont eue Hun kun' o ~, ,r";y,,o, s,r-.a
lsad gone anotheI. " tau'ua. na' ss.sH ttns;.
ine1t they resolved rcycr 10 esoas sasn otIeas
paths again. Aud they began To lnurnev, ~ op
lei whore they Ind grown up. learned to loye
vilIaggo viii Church.
tnE ,11an ttscu a ea .,G ~ tIasnS' !. rhnn ~" H.
sne ehu p ns nss H. e xtssGu ta4 \ Ia hn
forgotten Ills pfotnlso never 10 tfpublc nc
again. went away. .......
put it, lace out of lie window, but tho maj
i1aIt uone Tile woman turned her thin face Il
Tia mi .nt M ws{i n,lim1 her ].,. 1,air over he