, 1880-05-02

THE CHICAGO TRIB
Herkomer. Brett, orchardson. and Riv1e-e Til
but surpasscs the Royal Academy In variety
artistic power, de1nitncss Of aim, inteliectua
S eaiibse; and and freshness Of promise. Watts, Rich
among the chief English contributors a,
though foreign artists Of The highest rank ar
represented in both exhibitions. The Academ,
"F.cdegoude." Of M1nEacsy's Tive Two Families
Ihe Grosyenor contains numerous examples o
Bastlen Le Pnge now cOnspcuous 8monq tht
artists OF the French realistic school.
| LITERARY.
Bret Harte responds tonight at the Roya
Academy dinner to the toast "L!terature," {
5a h% vino e 6eS %
the Pau Aan Gazette since its foundation
] ]Eetirss to-day: Henry Xates Thompson, WEI!
succeeds him The eAo paper supt henceforwarG an
supp9rts the Liberal Journalism
noted for his marked individuality and intel
lectnal powers, though pcrtinnciously support
ing ideas that have lost their hold on England.
| GAMBETTA.
Spectul Cubk.
PARIS, May Ia correspondent spent an hour
this morning with N. Gambetta. He Is In splendid
spoke Of how well advised he WIS in taking "a a
fortntght's absolute rcpose In the coun-
try: He disclnims the authorship Of the
the English Liberals during the electoral stsuEs
gle, which we're placarded BY the Tory Commit
N wh5u Fnsh s noTS nyGeSs n he fba
| lnte to dIsclaim them when eminent
4;i1;ne hagsa 1nerais wrote to the Republican
Nevertheless Gambetta was an utter stranger to
the attacks made in bis absence by his Journal
on the English Liberal party.
Sir Charles DilkEB ACCeDtanra nf fha mat nf
under secretary for Foreign Affairs is 3 cause
trit atep 81 saas1ac1ion es 20 ~. lambeth who has
cosoRAru1Arn nu
on on the electoral victory OF the Liberals. Sir
and entertains personal sympathy and admira.' ire'
tion for M. Gambetta, whom he nearly always
fsss when passing through Paris to the south Of
On leaving the Palais Bourbon went to enjoy
private view Of the Salon, which opens to-mor-
9hs5s sns ntS Srsat ef literary
Secretary foF Fine Arts, Is half As En-
practical character of bis Innovations in organ
lzing this years Salon The visitor finds at ths
t aoor pictorial autographed cataiog very use
or,nbs ~ +he hsst nctsrsa r Wlen nnoto.
sesdes VI '69 oe5f 5h pctarc d ana ordinary ones
there % 1s NUMBERED @ u and m ead5 aifabat}caq n9c%
iist ~ eTbfh;+a and oph;S,+,r H s,,1 - ta
davs ~ tha wnrkinu cIassaa i wca On free
aYhihita thf4 1i1nf ri Ho3
Foreigncrs. non-nomnettng apttsfs snd edei.
winners in various exh1binons Ions ttuV have ,1 each
. section to themseives. Miss asrdner's,
Cataloes in which f. aso nubois' hi @ cieverX e
painted Venetian scene Z ea5inet portrait 81
face done x;;th crsn 'tGm9 TrTn t,nnh an44
pfnS satin dress n,,1fnselr ufa, tr,nn,eqf 1nd
{;nde nth Rrsse1 M pGtnt ye anS ds
fnr;s ia aoow ,zitt Eaata,n oo1or or,d i +-,thq,,
and harmonious. Mr. Bferstadt:s - Momnt If WhIt.
stva nf andscana m nnr soais uds In IL u aam@
tie storm rninboW effecf H ~ in tSe
portp,f of her n,other and NJ nagias SeRaye ena
r. Horaca m ne GranIev ~ th % f,,aio . ono
uon lakes aoga heaa,e movers ana
fha Prhaua 'o ~ a+ji1 Iita p; nea9lo ~
non-hon erh,.Its e dai.,, nae' - a. 5s 6outs
Bernhardts aDeath and the Iadvn attracts
done with an uncertain hand. and just
misses being hrst~rate. President Grevy
visited the Salon yesterday. Artists.
dent was there proceeding which aroused
their joint anger.
GEN: AND xAr. NOTES
poiioa a. ag +a t o. so,,a .a9 @
to he ana nalt tnn aoh "1d nro
laughter:
AAAn1oAs PLEASURE -sGhAnhs'
opESsat taoH-
LoNoQN, nay t-Nnlle tne na1ufalfsrs an"
nrp ~ Inc nd oay pape me t 1ys OF ne
t Gnty omah4" ie anu ~ cuchoo, me 1tnaS oe-
votes d 1tsesf to the discussion ion Of moro sure
auu certain 6gn OF tae coming sum-
auea. q @ 1aoas nS9a4 4e. ~ sao AmeraGan
duces The = Thunderer" to conrratulats The Old
World on the TACT that the New World is prepar-
ing to enjoy its humors. "Everywhere il
saws, !. there is murmur Of reytvinr tradas
and a Hood Of Visitors rushinF wirh
full purses Americans act on contrary prin- !!
cipla to that Of migratory birds. desertin9 their
country ip the t1ood Of PROSPERITY. The Amer
lean believes that money is made to spend and |
puts It to its natural destination Without /
loss of time" The Times RruWs enouent /
IN reminding it's readers how Engiishmen and
Americans are Frequently the 1uests IF tha
nation, and says it would rejoice to SEQ English
men helping Americans to make acoua,nfance
with English life. which tends to pernanent fn-
good Will, removing surface rourh-
ness and crudities
r17r pe1p.RATYova p,p proz7vr,<r, ror,rxs.x
-. - -. - - ....,,- ,"e. ~. e 1
ae aae On paruculafly latgH scaie IN t1rope this
}, {sa.. nnEy ~. a5e Espeolaay o1sK 3ust no" az
nj Mnnich with ti1e "Oher am1nercan pssasinn