The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-27

carved by deit hands before tie
pyramids were buii!. AMI while the
tiocks Of Abraham ami 10. wrrt
grazing on tie hillsiivs O; jud L.
Sarcophagi are here in wm;cil the
form OF some mighty ru y crnn Id
into dust ages before the great Nj
buchadnazzar led the children o!i>raeI
into captivity. fare coins and me';-
ais fill cases devoted t. ;ln:ni>mattc
art, and here are perpetuatc'' III ;-"It.
silver and bronze some 0! t.i1 might
lest men and women TIA this world
!.:r5 ever seen. How p"ac"'utli they
rest together. tines Immortal ,lii!ies.
after lives Of storm and agony
and sorrow. Ranged lo4> ther are
tie heads Of Henry III" Eighth OF
England and three oi' lis "H:"rtu
maze queens. " hai history Is there
in tiivse n.ntr anh lent abirtS.
speaking low more E".t':tiiy t''an
they spoke three hundred years ago.
The face of my Lord Protector tronn-
well lies near the cunning hut POWER
fui Mazar!ne and in clos. communion
is the Cardinal Kichc!;cu. one Of hc
greatest statesmen that Franc" ever
produced. But it - anon" tho PIE
u, es ans: ,tatuarv t:'H: t.. 'r:.si '''
tr p1opie iiud their CHIEF Il Gnt.
Here YOU are brought ii e I" iaca
with the people oi' other Ian'tS ANT
by means OF the artists skill you srr
he rot only as it exists to-.i"T . t
as It existed hundreGs Of y ar~ '-c.
Noblest among the mars! status
is that Of Cornrlia ami lnr jewels.
Tie two infants lie asleep III their
mothers lap, willie s.'e LOOKS down
on them with that deep uuuIterable
love which only 2 mother can know.
Eve and tue dead A bel is feantifn
Liece OF art, hut in the brief space OF
Il single letter 1t is Impossible to give
even q faint idea OF the beauty OF
this admirable collection. The pic
turcs j. thr east gallery are suos!an
italy the same as have hung there
FOR three years past. but in the west
gallery is the new loan collection
lately received from England. This
coils ctlon is manly given to portrait
ture and embraces the likcnesses OF
many OF tie most famous English
men of our time. The conception
and execution Of these remarkable
pictures is:vvr, different from any
thing in rortraiture which we have
been in the habit OF seeing in this
country before. At the first casual
glance they appear rude and almost
commonplace, but a closer inspec-
ton reveals theu as among tde very
best specimens Of this class Of art
that we have ever had on exhibition
here; the longer you look at them the
more life-like they appear. and what
is more remarkable still there is not
g black or dark haired man or woman
in the collection. Those vino are
not white haired, are eitH~r red or
blonde, and this peculiarly gives
them q unique appearance and alto
gether indescribable. Many new his
torical pictures and landscapes have
been added to the gallery. One rep
resenting the court Of Henry the
Eighth in his first interview with
Anna Boleyn. Tie sensuous face Of
the dissolute and depraved King is
flaming with passion, and the Gre
dulous and unfortunate b>auty is
listening to his batteries. rnt realiz-
inc st tat exstatic momen: that she
is taking her first step t." ards the
scafold. In the distance Woolsey
looks on with eager eyes. gloltjng in
the success Of bis plot " lea prom
iscd the ruin Of Catherine. 4 week
might be spent in these beautiful
halls and then portion of their
wonders seen and appreciated. !
shall reserve g fuller description for
another time.
We have just had magnificent
illustration OF he recklcssness with
which campaign lies are manufactured
in the case OF the celebrated Blaine
dinn2r given here few weeks ago.
A paper here more noted for its men
dacity and partizauship Ji'an for its
strict adherence to reliable Maws and
truth coined the story ont Of whole
cloth that o million OF dollars had
been raised for Blaine at this feast Of
Bells azzer. 1t now appears by al
investigation by this same paper that
not g dollar was raised. or asked, and
tba, the unfortunate republican can
didate was dragged there under pro-
test. believing that the dinner would
ruin his cause. es i did.
Our neighbor over the river. in
3, ooklyn, has treated US to another
sensation this week in the shape Q!
female dude in male attire. Her
disguise must have been pretty good,
as She ran the town for week. walk.
inc the streets, MASKING all the prct:
ty girls, attending the theatres, and
on Sunday dropping in to hear
Beecher in the morning and Talmage
in the evening. But vanity, the sin
of her mother Eve, eventually laid
her by the heels. She W. mt into
iewelry store attended by q young
lady, and after pricing a number Of
cold chains went out without making
a purchase. The saleswonan dis
covered that watch was missing
and Immediately went in search OF
the gay young troubadour: He or
she was discovered at the Brooklyn
Theatre taking in the Silver King.
The officer marched her to the Police
Office, and the Chief in charge made
her take off her coat and vest, and
| .hor = woo discovered that it was