Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-03

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that the improyised dealer suddenly
breaks Of in hi, speech, Sejze> his table
and bolts with it, to the great surprise
Of his hearers, who look after him, ana
of whom only the initiated are aware
Of the true reason of his haSty flight.
A sergeant de willie has shown himself
at the next corner, for whom all II
street sellers, who have no cards OF
licenses. entertain great respect, aS he
simply takes them by the collar and
leads them to the prefecture, a%proceed-
ing which always ends badly. We see
that the daily bread of these poor fell
lows is not lightly gained in Paris.
Further on stands another man, also
at a small table. but he has no cause to
fear the police. He is an artist, As he
says, recognized by the Government
and stands under the special protection
of the Minister. His ENcellency. he in
forms US. has repeatedly offered Ann a
situation in the writing ami reckoning
schools. but he declined it in order to
serve the public. At the same time he
Is a perfect artist with the pen; with
iaIi", SUR anu SI'''i'' nv "m,
IN Jew llNlah'N ah C1-'' WIN NV"
| stretched wings ora well executed like
ness of some well known public char
acter. He then offers them to the spec
tators gratis and n-rely for the honor
OF having MS IaItIl " #o,,
ny an amateur al 'ne N"I.' u"I
he sells steer pens Mu'g" arc a."
ana cheap anu 'oU'>''S u'.iHtl
ms aI' = oa>tu "l .hy p'lIsi WHY" an
sons nee" oIIH uuN IN oitr, ";n"
AM, "I''e nv nm ! ou,I gHu,r
d I'''lc PIae'Itc' III "'oS' WIN Nn''
M slni,'' climatic, ~. 49,
'oIItaTle on 'ar o'ngl sue Ion
our aIu loI'"ll o"rls '"V"s, $3.50
10 ,H' man VIZ C'I NEW ..'''I u oo,,r,
In'u uri "'uS .G1n" s., ~ e
Nilo"N "n'lS u? 80 L. a.LI, hfora
,nel 'lV i''l !" gu .i9 AL
INN 9!' ''..T ~ haro hoon
Co''u' ~ tEiT',o' Va 49,
d IIcH man i ! "o".o nav
clel VI ny V9ilpos,.'oI ~. u
lHr"'' ny uIi,,'ol " L.,
CvIt'n lac1oiS o. 9,'tvs Io"tt e
nan ms Io''Ii'e v ~ "" - '
gI'5I' "u'!I oi"' - :,
VINE HOW ~ ~ (oH,Ilon ioPI,H
anu ~ ul' nt oo':io ~, W.. .~n
'C"'s' ~ tn''i ise'9 ~ " ","
P''0'H u Ii'H"' 'i'N ~
Poecs ~ IIc 800 u I'm" .
cup WIZ H' s'tiN'' u ~ P'oI
Tue SoIIu''s VI Ms qniPosls'oa ,%"I
many ">su'oS ~ u Ho inv. HteI ~
" U'oNen li,t WIN paa1in
oNnel sum SO ou. ouooS'"s' '
n'yrg van no. y, .APe's , ~
N'IvIe3e ~ uLn,g
ooUlv' aus w i.ou " le.i''
"uu p'o''ei 'lo.'oIls' II - q. Nv"
pea 10y " NIlStI' al |cloo', vi " ~,
GIer; a IaTSe clfcle i lotIheu Ioul" .ne
ar'iste' VINO hfa' nar"nS1t5 tne sPcGya-
tors IN the usual way ana theh 4l'pialS
MS skill ouch Is farls every uaH' anu
while we are swimming win tue UNI
versai stream we Will IoiteI on no mat
ter where Tor we are sure 10 see soihe-
thIng amusing heeu ohIS JON 'Aat
crowd from whose center We mercy
near ''' No.u> io''! S,' 49,.
IltIl' no nloie, nI.e'n' slN,e,'i, "l,t
cent. that +, ALL From time to time
we hear coppers falling until the art
iste Suddenly eyclaims: ,.Stav, gentle
men. do moi throw any more; there are
already three cents too many. | only
r~n,1estoj forty cents. and am a nan Of
honor" But what will he rive Us for
,ba fortv rnnt.o He * \ tail. thin fell
law bunrry looking and shabby. Be
fora him ON tho grnlnd. there is a
wooden how. If i yprv small and yrt
be nromises to cot into il and have the
? Ia Shut on him .,Imuo,,iblc," every
f, hody cries, for a boy would scarce have
l room in fine box. much less 50 tall q
+ man. The po>turer laughs condrscend
Il iurly. and simply repeats: '.Forts
cents. gentlemen, and YOU will see
Is When the monet is subscribed he oct,
a into the box, a Gamin iump, on the lid
Il and he i, really in if. This posturpmal
T. daily shows this trick ten or lively,
times in Paris. and 81 earn, about four
dollars.
lot -. Ga into tho cafos -tba, ;s :,
n y,, 81, 16wu ' on,siJo in tbo .b,do y
~ ,ma;nn - nIooa 70 bo b,J
! rho iarro c,tas on tho houIevard. ar,
t. tTod rom cicbt n'cioct in tbe morn
rs ;ng tfI midnigb, or nas, On ,be in
v - a,inrarI . -, la,s, on,