The sun., 1891-02-27

n..ada M mt sss s.rfssd 90 ~ finsa "a
rnakfng wholesale nrrswts NJ IN tafft anvSr-
aafiss.
rrui,. n n wsll fur the osnsdisns thst the
sturm VII ususe fp raRe In few dayD.
There wa fun In thu Arknnssw House II
Rsrsusntativss On Mmn.s. lit. orM. Ohair-
man uf tim judiciary Cummitsse. made =
sussdh IN lavDr Of . asrsatn yssulutiun. The
Hun DkE A JumpR Of Pulaaki thuuaht thst Hlr.
o1Er Wns tnikins n him:
IN thu &sntleman fYum Ia" said tn Hon.
III. 5UNns will mnke tn HtGOmamt dtroct-
that in this matter On my nfher my acttnns
hsve bssn uumtYnllsd hy imprupor mptivss- i
will mot hssftats tn saS to him. - Dnus1sAs
said 10 ANuus. Lord ARuus, thou hast lisd
Tharvupon this play Of compliment ensusd:
"nr. D,xr rsssfssa, Ann wouln ~ m Tn man
Vim wsaad msap uharss Of tins, kind .sainss ns tsss
- d . suwasa
~.1ssa ssy - yss. s,z th., yss ss.a issr' yslssa
nr 3owsL
And yns. seward exclaimed sr. O.rr."
0rUat sansstiun. Everybody wRntsd To
salk NJ snrs. Finally 1lr. w1MBEHIS. n mutual
frisnd," satd that Mr.. OrEI had apoloUizsd.
% Jumrsd o1Ey. and asnisu thst he had apolp-
aizsd. Nr. 1oNns had not placsd him tn poai-
tinn whsre m apology rnuld be exusutsd irUm
him.
We dnnr know anything shout Air. oTErf
oil To apolpgtxu hut ~ arp certain that DAR
5onR OWES m apology 70 WAIrEI Scc11.
The Hon. WIn11AM EATON OHkEDIER hAs
hssp having ono Of his periodical Gstaoks Of
lsttsr writing and has aasaultsd cuntumsli-
ously thu Hon. 1Acup q. GALn1NaER and some
uthsr NoW AamnshirS Republican politicians.
6ome Of the Gsntlsman whom Hi. oHAHDLER
haB attansDd say he must he tnssnA One
pleasantly spsaks Of him - . coward, . our.
and IN aasasstn. No bsttsr mouf nf GRAND
1ERs sanity cnuld he aiysn than the faSt that
hs b In Q wor0-nRnt And nov that he hns
bssn sailed . euWard. uur. and m assaasin hs
Will Nal parfeu1ly hRnps. Ltttle compliments
ol thb kind asS tn tEsath o, his nnstrils.
Nuxt Thur1dny the Rle by auutiun u the
1sxs bnnks and manusrip2 md thu works Of
Ofi1nnl 1Yt and handi0zaft eollsntsd b. 0r.
BnkYIuE 1vR DURING lDng sdfi0s uf yoaR
viii hagtn II TIN Amsrtran Ar 0alleriss IN
Twsuty third st1ust
The snllsutiDn contains uae hook whinh plans
would 0orve to givp diGttnuti0n tp thu sale and
attraCt tp Il worldwide axtsntinn. II h .
suusrb onuS ni the 6rInfsMuRs Bible. N NAzA-
R1E Hihla- - It w.a uallsd frmsrly the first
hook prtntad with syrss, snnsswhsn be-
twssn 14bO and 145h Tho only ushsr
nopy Of this Bible IN the Dnttsd B,utss
h IN thu 10nox Library. and b. apparently. O;
q lRtsr edition. The tptAl number nnw IN sx-
iatsnns b fourtsen only, ant lir 1vKs's CODY n
Uelshratsd - the most beautiful Of thom ali.
i Is IN IL oriGinal binding. is slmoat uncut, n
Of remarkable freshness; and evan tr-aay I;
stands urt as = Hptsndiu spsoimsn q. Typo
Efaphioal skill The value It's marN rarity
givee this Dihse b tnd!cated hy the sale IN 1884
II 1sDndnn Of q much smaller CODY IN modern
binding fDr S1p.S
B0sians this aupellRttR treasure In the ayes
Of hoGk cnllsctufs, the library Of HI. 1vns con-
tRtnB more than slsvsn hundred books and
MRnuscrtuts. and smonE TIN numbar are
specimens Of sarty nrinttnE only secondary
70 the 6rrEEBERs Bible in vAlns. One nf thu
mos; ramRrkRhle Of thnse Is . perfsut CODY of
thu cGtholirnn Of BA1n. Il Is the first leli-
con evar nublishad. and was printed in
1AB0 by JOHN 0r-EHDERs, a the supp0sition
Is. A A8 valuable cory In the esttms-
tion Of hook colloctDn was sold nj London
in 1884 fDr $1,000 Auuthsr volume of exnsad-
tnr rarity Is ths ft1s. edition Of the De Oflriis
Of OIoERo. published IN 1485. and the first
plaaic evur nriutsd. Tho eollsrtiun alao nnp-
tatns three other f1rr editions Of GuERo and
mt editions Of mxNy othsr classic Rll-
thnrs. The unty known cupy of the
frst rrmtod arithmstic snpssn IN Il:
bearinE dRts ., Tvvtso. lk7B: and thu
library h sxt11nxdinnriiy 1inh In furshsr
spsutmshR Of sariy typngrRllhy. The works
known Rs Americana hnluds ths unique CODY
Of tho l1tte1 Of Cu1ulGHus describing his INST
vpyaRs which HI. 1vM puruhAssd Rt ths ssls
of tho library Of ths lRts Nr BAu.pw, aud also
3 now of TN ertrsmsy rare Indian Bibls Of
1r~~ ma
manuscripts is tho Psmbroke Book Of Hours
the mnst bsautifu and important msnuscrtp.
OF EnEttsh axsnuttun uutside Of xhs NrttiRh
Museum.
Thsse arr ONLY 3 tew of ths most conspicuous
ui thD treasures Of N1. lvEsk linrary. whpss
sals - whole will be m evan. uf Ersat in-
porsanns for hibltngrRnhsrs and book collsc-
tons ~ home and abroad. The prinak a. voi-
umos 10 rare hRvs boan steadily increasing as
Tins has 6ons on. and Il the tendency Of raOant
ysa1 10 knpt up NJ the tnrthrominc Runtinn.
thu standard will be 1nissd higher than evsr
befufn. The numhor Of individuals and Of
libraries uompstinE for THAR POSSESSION may
be few, but tim cuntast Is aure 10 be oaGs, 1t
will alsp b intarsAttnE because II will dsteY-
mine whsthar tue books rsmRil In this country
or 10 abroad.
In addition To hts library. Mr lvKs will dip-
poss Of his lnrRs and vsry valuable rollsrtion
Of 0risntl pnrnolains, rare Isdss and rrystais
and s1sat variety Of specimens Of Japansse
swords and larunsrS The whols Ruutinn will
be ons Of thu must remarkable ever hald IN
New InrS, and the prpcesus Of the sslss will
amount To hundrads Of thousands Of dollars
Mr. HAToH Of Missouri must have been
highly sxnitsd IN thu House d; Representative
On Wednoaday whom he took up = bill that is
fnvorsd b. the Farmsrs' Alliance and talked
wildly and fooliahty about II, as whsn he said