The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25

for twenty-six. ysars. The collectfon 10 an es-
sT2ssi rsSs Sn q ( eu s9%fi sssp and has nanny 'sSs II him In
ss'S ss SsIs:Ss 81 ySSi% sfaSs = f Rsa ss5 part &. .rg Ss
Wen; hardly; sl,honshn ne be- : lively Interest
f rom nos al over sni ms Un HHs States and eas canada.
are, liable TO Wait New York once In each year
S %iv tS0, cS nRd Ssry an Ia Sisters 81 WEN WEN , SS,ns s 'Fss
drummer is or, adept in entertainment Of his
y%isitSrs in al the ordinary waE nsa but the drum,
eRtraor 1iS ara M TS ssf form II adreitiy S Stseovsrss
the sectarian predilections Of his visitor. Y he
pew in the most stylish church in town q the
sort no Affects, II the visit is. prolonged over
sunday; supplies theatre tickets for the
edge OF the Gothamite ,eleIhant; escorts
town. and, in The season. helps them to do
Glen or Coney Island. and 70 other expert
end snS' q h1 Ra rss ssyins d sms IA al al fhf Se has ss 4 do at f Sls
mated. In tho recoilections Of his guests the
e%icsrons. There is whore the great head Of The
that is all his own, one that is certain to I'm
bc. remiembered a WIttes.,
as a man. with the body Of = gorilla, wings Of
ish So@bined' arms and hands of an orans-
outang and face Of : black mend. Grotesque
y ysa ri a6;}.sss,s the s thinE S,s is; offset 10 be lies SURE On 1 i9s
3 gsq 1857, ;ws s aaf kas s' Sssa DI n Nj, y %ltts's ia% ns1y
bound in pigsEin. ornamental with brazen
clasps and corner pisces that are models Of
n msif iIl TSas; .ad Wiz Il p sxSSsiisi Ssfadat n. wood p,an .sa
grayings. would do honorto the skin OF modern
~ In AZ ,,,,nr thu door "a n ,.htn.t
of mineraIs Containing $50 oiths choicest, raress
and most valuable specimens; together with at
COLI. isHo'! Among Tst the formeri il ~ what aaa'f is saia
mems Of erystaIlized gold in the world.
thu. minerals eiSlIh,a and Gems Of tho cabinet perhaps
be may be in q glazed md ramsl copy Of the
ton, Aprli s. i72 s'S whGicI c%ontainns an sdsertiss.
me Of : Likely ienrv negro SSrS giT H., for sale e:, or
looks big, heavy. and red enough to have
or the porcelain tiles dug up at AK -la;Chapelle.
and believed sl6 g to haHe been been. made In Europe IN
AIRY proof OF the authenticy Of WHICH claim goes
with the weapon or the eyeless iish from tho
hSsapY:lik. dead hand d the Sioux Indian
killed by, The Crows and dried by the sun In his
s GsSetx Thish or T II. 3 s]cd tree 1H tha II Mr. ih' w M2et sa@
commit suicide; or the collection Of arms; bar
barrie and civilized, among them the officers
varia: or the many bottled serrsnts. lizards,
tarantrlas. or u thousand other queer things
uH Th. ' I"ai Esl a1e or ra nsaEsa 70 On r. Inc in,s sns.vsi' in the
exquisite pieces. OF Indian, beadwork emhroi-
derry. one Of which, u Jacket made BY Sioux
sluaws, is the most finished and perfect speci-
made f BY Braizi Ha1 indiaas.' so%pose d'e q the
leather. muY fnSpinAto their attention.
II there are any children in the visiting party
the COLLECTION Q! mechanical toys and music
boxes will be likely to make the occasion seem
n leer into fairyland for. them, and anybody
will be likely to be pleased and surprised by the
and dumb French Canadian who was employed
for several years BY Mr.: Witte in making these
queer and exceedingly ingenious things. Each
figures. human and animal. each o; which has
distinct motions peculiar %tott-eif, md all work.
cradles: young women who spin. pour out b-cr.
milk COWS. and tirt; dogs that bark, parrots
f baes, i aed f butie iaas Scratch eba. cr tnsjr n nsttsT t i}ieS:
wings. and ,preen themselves: donEeys that
kick. mon who do various things. and all these
motions produced in a very realistic way. ,
And his little show winds up with an exhibit
tbiSn Ct the sy Imss ir.m 7sniss, r I'll ins rrsssn3s
beauty and effectiveness. Some Of the views
Change OF their Illumination. to undergo sur
prising transformations for tho realistic pres
pyrotechnic displays, &c. Thts. part Of his en-
tertainment, never tails to delight every ono,
young and old. and. ms he hns a vast number Of
pictures for 1t. to which he ia constantly making
additions. its interest is ever fresh at every re-
current visit OF his customers. Not q little Of
its effectiveness too. Is the lecture with which
he accompanies it. OF course the drnm-maior
and his show are inseparable In the renen-
a nnan tslt a about sa VIZ Inn s snd T Il ior IT. mo phss 90 SiT Ss
comes again to their towns. whom he Is a glad
" welcomed guest at theirtables and hresides.
The women and children are all on his side,
and what chance has any business rival to com-
pete with him for the trade OF the husbands
and fathors2