"iPfir ( '".?..' a "-1, - j.j-7 ,.. w " SHE .LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1888. 0 F.- Tie Story of a Masterpiece. By HENRI JAMES, Jr. E TTO TABT3. rAIlT I. JS. tOePTrigtted.1 (ceKttxiriii.) Tlie longer Lennex looked at the plctur the mere lie liked it, and the deeper teemed te be the correspondence between the lady' expression and that with which lie bad In vested the berolne of Browning' line. The less accidental, tee, seemed that element which Marian's face and the face en the canvas possessed in common. He thought of the great poet's noble lyric and of Its exquis ite significance, and of the physiognomy of the woman he loved having been chosen as the fittest exponent of that significance. t- He turned away his head; bis eyes filled with tears. "If I were possessor of the pict ure," he said finally, answering the artist' last words, ,' 'I should feel tempted te call it by the name of a person of whom it very much reminds me." "Ahr said Baxter; and then, after a pause "a person in New YerkT' It had happened a week before that, at her lever's request, Miss Everett had gene In hi company te a photographer's, and had been photographed in a dozen different attitudes. The proofs of these photographs had been sent home for Marian te cheese from. Bhe had made a choice of half a dozen or rather Lennex had made it, and the latter had put them In his pocket, with the Intention of stepping nt the establishment and giving his orders. lie new took out his pocket book and showed the painter one of the cards. "I find a great resemblance," said. he, "be tween your Duchess and that young lady.1 The artist looked at the photograph. "If I am net mistaken," he said, after a. pause, "the young lady is Miss Everett" Lennex nodded assent; , " Ills companion remained silent a few mo ments, examining the photograph with con siderable interest, but, as Lennex observed, without comparing It with his picture. "My Duchess very probably bears a certain resemblance te Miss Everett, but a net ex actly intentional one," be sold at last. "The picture was begun before 1 ever saw Miss Everett. Miss Everett, as you see or as you knew has a very charming face, and, during the few weeks in which I saw her, 1 con tinued te work upon it. Yeu knew hew a painter works hew artists of all kinds werk: they claim their property wherever they find It. What I found te my purpose in Miss Everett's appcarance I didn't hesitate te adept, especially as I had been feeling about In the dark for a type of ceuntenance which her face effectually realized. The Duchess was en Italian, I take it. New, there J a dKtdedly fieutuerriUepth and warmth bf tone In Miss Everett's complexion, as well as that breadth and thickness of feature which is common in Italian women. Yeu bee the re semblance is much mere a matter of type than of expression. Nevertheless, I'm sorry it the copy betrays the original." 'Tdeubt," 6ald Lennex, "whether It would betray it te any ether perception than mine. I have the honor," he added, after a pause, "te be engaged te Miss Everett Yeu will, therefore, excuse me If I ask whether you mean te sell your picture." "It's already sold te a lady," rejoined the artist, with a smile; "a maiden lady, who is a great admirer of Browning." At this moment Gilbert returned. The two friends exchanged greetings, and their companion witbdrew te a neighboring stu dio. After they had talked awhile of what hud happened te each since they parted, Lennex speke of the painter of the Duchess and of his rcmarkable talent, expressing sur prise that he shouldn't have heard of htm before, and that Gilbert should never have spoken of him. "His name i3 Baxter Stephen Baxter," said Gilbert, "and until his return from Europe, a fortnight age, I knew little mere about him than you. He's a case of improve ment I met him in Paris in '63; at that time he was doing absolutely nothing. He has learned what you see in the interval. On arriving in New Yerk he found it im possible te get a studio big enough te held him. As, with my little skotches, I need only occupy ene corner of mine, I offered him the use of the ether three, until ha should be able te bestow himself te his satisfaction. When he began te unpack his canvases I found I had been entertaining an angel unawares." Gilbert then proceeded te uncover, for Lennex's inspection, several of Baxter's por traits, both men and women. Each of these works confirmed Lennex's im pression of the painter's power. He returned te the plcture en the easel. Marian Everett reappeared at his silent call, and' looked out of the eyes with a most pene trating tenderness and melancholy. "He may say what he pleases," thought Lennex, "the resemblance is, in some degree, also a matter of expression. Gilbert," be added, wishing te measure the ferce of the likeness, "whom does it remind you of?" "I knew," said Gilbert, "of whom it re minds you." "And de you see it yourself H "They are both haudsouie, and both have auburn hair. That's nil I can see." Lennex was somewhat relieved. It was net without a feeling of discomfort a feel ing by no means inconsistent with his first moment of pride and satisfaction that he - thought efidarian's peculiar and individual charms having been subjected te the keen appreciation of another than himself. He was glad te be nble te conclude that the painter had merely been struck with what was most superficial in bar appearance, and that his own imagination supplied the rest It occurred te him, as he walked home, that it would be a net unbe coming tribute te the young girl's loveliness en bis own part, te rause her portrait te be painted by this clever young man. Their engagement had as yet been an affair of pure sentiment, and he had taken an almost fastidious care net te glve himself the vulgar appearance of a mere purveyor of luxuries and pleasures. Practically, he had been as yet for his future wife a peer man or rather a than, pure and simple, and net a million aire. He had ridden with her, he bad sent her flowers, and he had gene with her te the opera. But ha had neither sent her sugar plums, nor made lwts with her, nor made her presents of jewelry. Miss Everett's female friends had remarked that he hadn't as yet given her the least little bethrethal ring, either of pearls or of diamond. Marian, however, was quite content Bhe was, by nature, a great artist in the mlse en scene of emotions, and she felt instinctively that this classical moderation was but the converse presentment of an immease matrimonial abundance. In his attempt te make it im possible that his relations with Miss Everett should be tinged In any uegree with tee acci dental condition of the fortunes of either party, Lennex had thoroughly understood bis own instinct. He knew that he should tome day feci a strong and Irresistible Impulse te offer his mistress some visi ble and artistic token of his affection, and that his gift would convey a greater sat isfaction from being sole of its kind. It lecmed te him new that his chance had corne. What gift could be mere dollcate than the gift of nn opportunity te eontrlbute by her patience and geed will te her husband's pos ition of a perfect likeness of her face? On that same evening Lennex dined with bis future father-in-law, as it was hi habit te de once a week. "Marian," he said, In thacourse of the din ner, "I saw this morning ou old friend of yours." "Ah," said Marian, "nhe was that?" "Mr. Baxter, the painter." t Marian changed color ever se little; no mere, indeed, than i as natural te an honest surprise, Her surprise, however, could net have )een great, Inasmuch as she new said that ibe bad seen his return te America men tioned in a newspaper, and as the knew that Lennex frequented tlie society of artists. 'He was well, I hope," she added "and pros perous" "Where did you knew tld3 gentleman, my dear?" asked Mr. Everett "I knew him In Eurepe two years age first In the summer in Switzerland and after - ivard lir Pans. He Is a sort of cousin of Mrs. Denbigh." Mrs. Denbigh was a lady in whose company Marian had recently spent a year in Europe a widow, rich, childless, an invalid and an old friend of her mother. "Is be always paintingP "Apparently, and extremely well, no has two or three as geed portraits tltrt Pi est bay rtusH&iy exr te see. And he hat, moreover, a certain picture which reminds me of you." "His 'Last Duehewr " asked Marian, with eme curiosity. "I should like te tee it If you think it's like me, Jehn, you ought te buy it up." "I wanted te buy it, but iff told. Yeu knew it thenr "Yes, through Mr. Baxter hlmsslf. I saw It In 1U rudimentary state, when It looked like nothing that I should care te lek like. 1; shocked Mrs. Denbigh -wr much by telling hlratwa glad It was his Oast ' The picture, indeed, led te our acquaintance," ''And net vice versa," said Mr. Everett, facetiously. "Hew vice TtTear asked Marian, Inno cently. "I met Mr. Baxter for the first time at a party In Reme." "I thought you said you met him in Switz-r crland," said Lennex. "Ne, in Reme. It wa only two days be fore we left He was introduced te me with out knowing I waa with Mrs. Denbigh, and indeed Without knowing that aha had been, in the city. He waa very ahy of Amerfcani." The first thing he said te me waa that I looked very much Ilk a picture he had been painting." "That you realized his Ideal, etc." 'Exactly, but net at aU In that sentimental tone. I took him te Mrs. Denbigh; they found they were sixth cousins by marriage; he cam te see us the next day, and- Insisted upon us going te' his studio. It was a miser able place. I believe he was very peer. At least Mrs. Denbigh offered him some money, and he frankly accepted it She attempted te spare hit sensibilities by telling him, that, If he liked, he could paint her a picture in re turn. He said he would it he had time. Later, he came up into Switzerland, and the following winter we met him In Paris." If Lennex had had any mistrust of Mist Everett's relations with the painter, the man ner in which she told her little story would have effectually blighted it He forthwith proposed that, in consideration net only of the young man's great talent, but of hi actual knowledge "of her face, he should be invited te paint her portrait Marian assented without reluctance and without alacrity, and Lennex laid his propo prepo sition before the artist The latter requested a day or two te consider, and then replied (by note) that be would be happy te under take the task. Ite ceirrmriD.) T ANNHAEU8ER BEER. Tannhaeuser Beer (TKVDK MABK.) THE B. & E. B. CO, THE BEST BEER BREWED. Bergner & Engel Brewing Ge. THEORIGIN OF BEER. In a Jelly field of barley goedKlngQambtlnui slept, And dreaming et hit thirsty realm f.emeny monarch wept. " In all my land cf Motherland there grew no mead or wine. Ana water I could never coax adewn this threat of mine. 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We promlel them te you last Saturday, bet they did net reach us In time. We New Have Them. AMD WILL DISTUIBOTK i AFTERNOON AND EVENING. gorYeu are expectrd te ask ler the fan, oth erwise you will uet get It. leek rea niUGaiNSTo-Memtow. Reist, Wholesale Retail Grocer, Cr. W. KUf Hd Prince Sts.( LANCASTKB.PA. OIQ DAY S. CLARKE'S, TOMOUBOW (SATUUDAY), MATZ6. Loek what we are going te give away. Peppy Oil Seap Comic Cards. Calendars, Package Helder or school Bttap, most useiul present of all. zS Ilex raney B vaperated Pared Peaehet given away ter efl 8i regular i el lln price, 1 5c. Call and we will explain why se cheap. rnll Lin or rUERIIBTBAWRBBBlKH always en hand, orange and itanana. NOTE A FEW OF CLARKE'S PRICES, CeBVes, fresh rettted dally at our store, 12K, IS. 18, se. 21, & 21 and 'a cenu ft B. Ubeck with each and every pound. Try Clarke' New Crep Teas, finest In Qual ity, Lewest In Price, Baker' or Uunkel Urether'a Chocolate, 18e a rake. Paker'a or liunket Brether' Cocea, Bpp'a Cocea, 20e. Kelsen's or Cexa's Gelatine, McLelth Uelatln, loe. Colburn' Kngllsh Mus tard, lle a can. We have In stock ! nurber, tehyland AtC"' Beit Kxtracu. try tbetzrt two bottles Uoed Extract for lte. Sugar Cum. 7e, a can, or lour can for SSe. Mara Peas,!:, three ter xoe. uur msiuern reaucea teiuaaiau. 8TAUCUB8 and uears-We knew w bava the largest and belt stock of the above goods Initie city. Juit tnlnk. Laundry ;ureb, se V i rive-pound Package ler 14". Bosp-twe cake for be t eleven oakea for tin t tonty tenty tonty feur cake ler tee, oryeu can buy live cake of Seap and five pounds Btarcb for tte. Best Cern Btarcb, three and four picks for Me. ITLOUtt Beiler flour from lae a quarter up. nen't fall te try our Kite Caae rieurand Martha Waihlngten Creamery Uutured Pleur and be sure te call or send for a Shawl Strap te-morrow, or you will miss it. S. CLARKE'S WHO LISA I. E AND BETAILTEA AND VOriTEK STOliK, lfl and 14 SOUTH QTJEHN BTBHBT, A Few Doer front Centra Sqtuare, AarTBLKl'UONE, QUKKNUWARJe. TXIUIi ftllARTIH, " "" CHINA HALL. OLEABINQ SALE That iMts twelve months In tne year. The bestcuallty for the least money alway te be had there. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO HEW HOUSEKEEPERS! Tea Bets. White Qranlte...... .12.00. Dinner Beta, White Urnlte..lJW. Dinner Bets, Printed ItTJ. Ne geed misrepresented. All Ware ex changed if net satisfactory, at High &Martin, NO. 16 EAST KING STEEET, LAcAsmrA. TRAVMLMRa OUIDM. etMaii'iai'xffg'f .w,i mj TREADING A COLUMBIA R. R. Arrangement of Passenger Trsln en. asst alUr, SUNDAY, MAT 18, IBM, NOBTHWARD. l-&ve , v. Quarryvllla A. tt 1311 11 M line 11 M 11 W) AM. S.W A. St. 11.A0 T.U. 1X8 let 11X1 1.4 1.51 3M 'A 4(4 l IMS. . IN v . S.40 . 7e . 7.40 . 70 . 7N1 .7M a.tc. King Street, Lane Lancaster.,.,. Chlcklss Marietta Junction...... Columbia. Arrive at f. .lawuug,. s.w BOIITllwinn . a. w. MUng 7.a5 . Arrrlvaat a . !? Juncuen 001 Columbia , ... avr laoeuter 5 te King Street, Laue... w guarryviu.. 10.31 J SUNDAT. Leave Onarmillaat J.lOa. m. eiiNrs T.U. SIS Kintri itret, Lane. at .ej a. ra and V.5 p. a, Arnvat BmdiiiBj iu.10 a, m , and fcM p. m. Lean? - aing, at7.a,m.,andp. m. ,'J Artlsra taf ttf Klna Street, Lann., at 0.10 a. m., And.5.P.- ''1 uarrjvuie, at e,tn p. m. SgfTralnt eonneot at Headln with train te , . ,&la SilTCJf MI W r2u vffltTssHSSSS '11 Allentewnand Mew Ynrir .( tintma - m St'tM BUUHS. , Ji j n . ' - ,,..... .WB.a III t -...'P. nvn"M'"i. wiiatrains 10 and iron TeraV " "", iiiuil iicuerica una jsaiif -s mere. ' . At Marietta Junction with tralna te and. !m irem cmckie. - s AtManheimwiUi train te and from Lsbtv non. an ..uMi.ua wuue,un. wiia train tei from Lancaster, qaarrj vlile, and chleklet. A. M. WILaON uuDennUnaen ir ."r.r. .r "."'"i..:' "" At UflMitu, jmiHtlAM (.t. c . m EBANON A liANOASXER 4 LINK BAILBOAD. JOINT Arrangement et Passenger Train en. and after, bcmpat, mat It, im. NOBTQWARD. Lcave a, it. y.H. .m. Sunday. 4..K. T.U tng btreet, Lane.. 7X0 Lancaster 7 07 Manbetm 7jm corn wall im . j Arrive at Lebanon Kit 1 aeUTUWARD, MM 1141 111 IIS ses 9.0. sis 4.41 9.17 44;' 5.U 6s 1.88 7.10 983 BK Leave a m, r. it. Lebanon 711 1130 Cornwall.. ,717 11.43 Manhelm 7.M J,'4 Lancaster. 81 141 I Arrive at r.x A K. 7M T St. 1.4 AM AtB BJS 7 7.l 818 110 8.40 4.11 S41 ling street. Lane 8 S8 1 ,M S.K ISO A-"iWiMO", sunt, B. 0. KaUread. B.B.MErr,Bnpt llili. H. INNBTliVAH 1A BAXXROAD BCUKDULB.-In effect from May u, 1M8. Trains uat LAneAms and. leave and aiw rive at PhlladelDhta a fellow t iWKBTWABD. raetae iprsstt ffew zprsMt.. War rassengsrf ..... MaJatralavlaMkJeyi MTlMaUTralnt..... MUgara xpre..... Hanover Aoeom lave Leave Laneaatett lt.B. nuiadelpBl, 4:10 a. m, fca.nu T.-00a.in. n.pa. M. A.S.f eapa.se. m MSSVBSV MSi Tt Columbia 7:te a. m. via oelambl wa aa. y-T! -Mtiiintt rredertckAoeont.... Ljaneattar Aoeom. . . . aarrltburg Aoeom.. ONnsabta Aoeom... i Karrttbnrg Bxprea ) Waster Mxpret... ABABTWAKD. ua. Bxpraatt rst Llntf .....I HAtrlsbunr Bznreai I iiaea.m. aaeia. . C 154 vUpelHsbta itie vuMt. joy, Miep.1, SdUp m. 9:00 p. m. Leave loneMter. Kiea.ni. 1-ob a. m. fclea.u 8-.BBS.Ul. 90 a. m. 11:58 p. m. a--0Bp.m. 140 p.m. tttfip.na, 8:48 p. m. fiBCSAffiO: ..... ;ZT .KI5- ' ' u.:i W. SB. C2?i AXTtVt) ttW. tS&Vffl tKBBwW tWth 'JU vffl&Rv LAneaater Aoeom at, L'tunntDia Aoeom... mil aspmst... rnuaeeipnia Aoeom BndayMall.t Day afxprettt Harrtsburg Aocem. MBfci ascsL..(,i Tne Lancaster AoeommodaUoa leays nuTLrgattaup.m,an amy at UBW Dh H. tm Marten AeaommeoAUOw laava esm Ma at 8:40 a. m. ana ntwiMMttatrttnm J Alse, leave CelnmbUt at 11:41 a. as. aiai tkMnvTt" .i bl. reaching Marietta at Usui ana MB, LsswisM, 4 ssswtttaat8B p. m. and arrtvea at Ceinfi?iT 1 M wbi aiae, leave at t ana arnva a ."' v Te Yerk Accommodation leave Mart. at 1:10 ana arrive at Laaeaater bt fcca nAetUitl wltt Hamtbnrg Brpree at 1 00 A. .'A(" Th Traeerteit Accommodation, west, - y n. at., will run through te rtweamfe. - .'S ram inwnu aneusiui eetnabi at UnaVBea naakM VBk Hanover Aeoemmoaatlon, satjen, Bad. ismvaa Osftl, Arrive at unejsrtar at & 'Utnbia at 4:10 n. m- AJ8 p. m connecting with Day Bxprea. suaever bbwhiwiwew, wan wew atLanaaater with Mlagaxa alxpre at as win rttnutrongnte uuaevsr,aAurt andav. at LbAVMt eat nnO: will aten at Downtnatewn.001 taanr. lit. Jov.BUaabeUitewn ana trkee&le trains wklek rum 4UU v. O tna Mall train wust nina bv wav et fJelaml i J i K, WOOD, tteneral Passenger AsjassV OBAA, B. PUaa Hnari Manager. . OOilPLSXION rOWDMR. QOMPLKX10N POWDER. ladies; WIIO.VALUJG A RKriNBD COUl'LXXXOJI Bum wft POZZONI'S mkdieatjed; COMPLEXION POWDEH. It ImMrti m. tirllltA.nt InniTAneftV ta SAa 'S rtT.raC:: i tnisitsHw i tain, nemevci ui eimDie. ireeaie ana mm-:::. -.- "-.r-"T - -'.:"."."-7w:l;.""'v zrT'fe' oelorattnr.s, and mikes ihe skin daUaatirMi. tett and beantlfuL ltcentalns no lime, whit lead or arsenla In three hades, plak or , .;; J white and brunette, m rOB BALB BY ... - m r, mS- Atii uruggisi tseu ingy uews gtvi Degtlera varywbr. jbtbewabk or IMITATIONS." aprse lyd HUMUJCR RK80RTB. r1&i00 r. T UK "CUALrONTB," ocean Jtna or a erin Carolina Avenue, j 1-.B0BEBTSA80MB. apreWMI ' tt TTTKTHERIL,Ii," ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue. Open February 1, te November L Jfla iai 1030. m.j.eckebt; vq ttayl0-2md TIiANTIO CITY, N, J. L THR MANSION. 'J .mm b mm m. M a. f .... . . ... ,y ATLANTIC CITY, K. J. 1J Largest Most Convenient Uetl. Elegantly urDlxhed. Liberally Managed. CoacnteaM 'einliuach and Trains. Orchestra Mustn. CHAB. MeULADB. PlwtV'T vr W nnmni. Oilnf l!lrfc r, I 111 .B 'l.v ,... w ,v . .. .. " "i?-.-. apAPON BPRINQH AND BATHS. $ Minn w AfstRM. HiiiPHfliuie nniTM-rv. wr. UVs - xnis ceienratea Mountain ueaert for neaitB '! and pleasure. Baths et any temperatuiai summer climate unsurpassed: a charuua Bn.MAW Vnmn w.,1. . .Ma n. I.m ..w.wAnt - " .UWhIV. M1UU.U, ,... ..0 ...mug ... v , v.awaM .. UMiinmedaUnir BllU firuesta. nnam Jnna L. "-& medical ana ether tettlumuy, send for Olrn shC lar. WAl. U BALB. v laiyVXia Proprietor. Xj HnD.HMrHvi.vrva Bfinna. ,,iri.wvaw - '.j, ZIAliLi AK1I BJ-M -THS- ROCHESTER LAMP.: ii-t niTidiiuW-ht Basis tham slL '$ a nnO.- Tit of CHEAP QLOBM fOT fltsl M '.: eiisurras. m tbu "VBsumme- m METAL MOULD- BUBBU CTJSMKUI WEATHER STRIP ii Beat them alLThl itrlp en tweart all etttWtV " Keep out the cold, step rattling of windows.-! MtXClUaa UU9 UUII. AVVVp UUI WUWInH(r.vl Anveaa ean apply It no waits or dinstss c in applying It. Can be fitted anywhers-M ; kale te bore, ready for use. It will net pltt, V. v .hlk, . janata ..-. at-l-k 1st 4a n -. Wmrp DC g-A UA&--f tllUMUU- aw. mm sjtmttjv mmumm s ptrfiet. At UM BteT. Ueaurf ana BA-tTBc" iUW .-- Vj TnhTi P. RnhR.ii.Ti 9l Snn.1 M SOUTH QUstMNBT, , XtAJIOAJTBArA. k ,s I.) ,m M ' 2e a m &M ?a.s t-Jjp m . rffr rf' . 3 & ' Sf '&' j 'i :i itm,- njs .m m .ir is 9 M VV. 5 '.v.; . .t.' t "!!
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