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The state herald., 1894-11-09

For centuries 1t has been tho belief
Of the common people of Genoa tina.
treasures wcro hidden in the bed OF
the Poicayefi, q stream that runs by
the city. Recently carter. In dig.
ging for sand In the bed OF the dried
up torrent, came upon hidden treas.
ure. OF which. so far. coin Of the face
value D. 10000 francs has been found
and the supply Is not yet exhausted.
by the Italian law half OF this goes 10
the state and half to the finder. The
value OF the coins is far beyond the
sum mentioned. Many of them are
rare md Of great artistic value. They
are chiefly gold and belong TO tho
period between 1860 and 1850; thu, Is.
the reigns Of Louis II. Charles VII. ,
Louis XII. and Francis l.. and are
all either French or Gcnocsc. Tho
Genoeso ducats are specially rare and
win fetch high prices. The search
for treasure is going on under police
supervision.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

The oppressive oinoars"cs levied upon tho
inner man by his inve,crato enemy, dyspepsia
after meals. arr lifted and the yoke cast on ny
no. sovereign medicinal liberator from bodily
ailments. tIa~;ei'ors Stomach Bltters. Heart
burn. na,ulencc GIp-cssiop nj the pit OF the
stomach. the presence a 10. where IL does not
belong. are alike rcmcdIed b. th's potent re
former OF u dlsordercd condition OF the gastric
organ aud tic liver II IS the prince OF iorith
mud stcmaehios, inyigoraiing at the same time
that Il fpafedies. Both appetite and sleep arc
improved b, n A wineslnss before OF after
meals, and before reiisinr will he found an en-
rlunt restorative OF tho ability 10 digest aud MS
ilrailaie and 10 rest TRANQUILITY. uho u Tor ma
iarial, kidney and rheumatic trouble mud foT
constipation. For The aged and inlrin u ID
lt,hiy beneficial
The state herald., 1894-11-09
MIDNIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS.
Departing Audience Of the hroadway
Ihesicr Undergraduates" bss-i"p-
m-nt Of tn. Wonderful Arr of
t'ho,o rapiiy.

Mr.. lockwood the Weiitnnwp photo
rrnph.r has conceived md -urcr--fnilg car
fisi out - prN departure la his nfi. which
rpsus 10 he n ,Isnauee ~ nll previous pho
tusrnplir conditions. A. good pictures eau
Tow BE- made ~ midniFht ~ IN the blHEn ni
the noon day sun, 4 photograph ~ the Hu
dirner ~ The broadway thrutef was re
GENTLY inErh between eleven ana twelve
O'Clock NJ night. NJ th"y were leaving tue
building. The means for accomplishing ihi-
result n a new pyfDiochnie compound which
MIR lockwood has Just Introduced, ihs
possibilities ~ the morning papers pub
lshinH In picture form III. events Of tir
lost, Mr.. lockwood pfoph.-ir'i this koins
years ago. aud new sees his dreams accom-
plishs-i With the resources ~ this art, u
will be well for the young man about town
his own girl. Instead Of some other fellow
sweetheart
The state herald., 1894-11-09
YOUTHFUL TRAVELLERS.
They riu-hily Undertake Journey to
California


Kansas city. Mo. Nov. 3.-Two little
girls and one hoy from Elliott, Mo.
near Hannibal. passed through Kan.
ans City union depot last night on
Their way "a Fresno. Sacramento cuun.
~. Gala, They were Mnnd, Clara and
Clarence VIII: Maud wna II years NJ
ngc and tlnrn and Clarence twins. -
years. Though they were gnine All
the way 10 California nlnnc. they were
not afraid. Maud WINS In charge of
tho mriy md slouldcrcd MI the re-.
hpobHIbllliy. In The pocket NJ her IN.
Tie cont. she Ind nm envelope with the
tickets for the train and the I'nllmnn
sleeping cnr khr had n big basket
with NIL sorts ~ good things Ia eat
She said she thought they would gr'
through nil right.
''rbe only thing I'm nfrnid Of" anid
Maud. us TINT when we get Ia where
papa II. pnpn won't know liz mud we
won't pnpn. We haven't seen him for
two years nDd maybe he has forgotten
how we look. ! know my papa has
curly hair. but nav 30 many mon
with curly hair nlnco we started thp.
wns not my papa that don't know
whether could pick lin oft"
Maud tald her pppa'a ngnlc was A,
J., WIN. and TIM no wNiE niaet nor
NJ tlW train
The state herald., 1894-11-09
STORM ON ERIE.
Fear. Expressed for III. safety ~ iah.
Vessel.

Years tsprss.ed for III. Safety of tsh.
tessais
Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. IA terrible
storm II raging On Lake Erie. Thp
high winds began NJ a;i5 this morning
and Increased 10 nearly 90 miles mn
hour ~ ~ o'clock, This afternoon the
wind had nhntrd n trinc.
shortly nfirr noon the barge Porter
was sighted near Windmill Point Her
rniis wcrr torn md n snnil piece Of
cnnyns hoistcd about 100 feet WINS the
only mcnnH u propulllns the barge.
The 'us Johnson got u line 10 her lust
outside the wall nbd rot her behind
shelter. The men on board were thor
ouHhly exhausted. Whcrlmnn Thornpi
lny In the cabin IN mn Unconscious
condition from frlrh,fui wound In
Ills head. lie had been struck hy the
wheel when one ~ the fierce waves
washed over the ship. Another sen.
man teha NHehed overheard and was
rescued AZ noon the Baig'r P'rin
wna discovered nbout i've miles np ibn
lnkc on the south shore.
She was flylng danger signals nnd
four OF ,lnytham'a biggest tugs were
sent 20 ler,
The Idaho, from Duluth, laden with
copper aud Ileill, nNrrlwly cseaped
belhs bgachcdi She WA rescued by
tugs Her cargo Ind shifted
The state herald., 1894-11-09
brother was arrested tho others would
release him at all hazards.
BAD FIRE in INDIANAPOLIS.
Masonic Temple Burned and Valuable
hooks and Papers Arc Destroyed.

Masonic Temple burned and Valuable
Hooks and Papers Arc Destroyed.
Indianapolis. Nov, 3.-The most dis.
nStrous fire that 1ias occurred In this
city for several years broke out short.
~ after 8 O'clock this morning Iii the
building owned and occupied by the
Indianapolis Gas Co., Mt South Penn
sylvania and Maryland streets. Tie
tenacity Of the flames, aggravated by
high winds, soon demonstrated the
need of the entire fire department,
and before 4 o'clock nearly n, dozen
streams We're directed on the burning
building. The fire soon jumped to the
Indiana Medical College and thence
to the handsome Scattish Rite build
ing Immediately north. This last
building was the largest Of Its kind in
the country, and Its original cost was
S16o,OOO. Recently $4,000 additional
improvements ha1 been made. BY
4:15 1t was evident that the three
buildings would be entirely consumed
and at 80 the crash came.
At 4:3O the walls OF the Scottish Rite
building fell In, carrying with them
to destruction documents of an invnlIl-
able character; and which can never
be replaced; even at any cost BY .
o'clock the gas company's building.
the medical college, which was con-
tiguous part of the same, and the
Scottish Rite building were smould-
ering pile OF debris. A fireman named
Samuel Muir fell from the third floor
Of the Scottish Rite building and was
Seriously injured. Fire Chief Webster
was also injured on the arm by fall
| ing bricks.
The total loss will amount TO II little
over S20D,00O. The gas company s
loss Is 500 700; insurance. So, 900. The
medical college loss is $1,000. fully In.
sured. The Scottish Rite loss is $780,.
600, with insurance of about $4,000.
Among the valuable Masonic matter
destroyed In the Scottish Rite build.
Ing We're the Hacker library. the finest
In the world, and the Masonic coilec-
ton of 1000 photographs. In falling
the building covered several small
buildings, including the plumbing
store Of Clark & Soils. whose loss Is
$1,000 with no insurance, aud q book
store. the loss on Which Is unknown.
nc.,n this $4,000 damage was
done to surrorn ling property. AZ I:3c
the fire had med Itself out. There
were IS human bodies picked In the
medical college, all OF which were ere
mated.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

soil. These Monaghan electors. 1t is
said, have formed IN organization and
elected a "boss," and from his head
quarters in Chinatown the "boss" has
announced that he is ready to make
arrangements, with the men who are
doing politics IN the interest Of various
candidates. The newspaper announces
that ;n.cre are 1000 Chinese in, Cali
fornia who are native born and who
might have registered for ;se coming
election. It's stated that the majorI,.;
Of them Will vote two years hence. In
asmuch MS every Chinnman is absolute
~ under the control Of the Chinese Six
Companies and does the bidding of the
organizations head men in every mat
ter, 1t Is apparent TINT the Chinese vote
may readily become d serious matter
In California politics.
The state herald., 1894-11-09
MORE VICTORIES FoRJhpAn.
tn Walled city of KIN Chow Captured
WIN liIiln ELrhilnr.

win Little Fighting.
Yokohama, Nov. i,-Adv!ccs received
here from the front show that there
las been heavy fighting la the country
Just nvr;h OF Port Arthur. The dis.
patches rcceiye.i nir b.irf mud an, III.
eht on some important points. II n,,.
pears that Field Marshal oyana i..
yided his forces. While one division
landed on the coast ~ the peninsula
north OF Talicnwan, another division
was detached with orders 10 effrc, "A
landing near Kin Chow and 10 proceed
thence and Join the main body of the
army. This operation WAS complete
success. The Japanese encountered
no Chinese wnrsblps and the trans.
ports reached kay-nko AMI d!scm.
barked troops guns, horses and mum.
lions IN safety
Kin Chow. which Is walled town.
and which was believed To have bern
held by large garrison. was ImmrIl
ntcly attacked. The outer defrnsrs
We're carried by the japanese after n
few hours lighting The Chinese
made little further resistance and the
Japanese were soon masters Of the
place
~ wv hlNAHlihf wv JAIluffnH Hrrls
which had conveyed the Transports.
opened n heavy IRE on Tnllcnwnn aud
kakuyo nknyenkol. The firing scarcely
ceased for many hours. Covered by
the IRE from the ships the iand forces
attacked and captured Tnlicnwnn In n
brilliant fashion.
The dispatch states that the iossrn
were heavy. They also rrpor, that nm
Important nnvnl engagement occurred
Saturday. but give no details.
Yesterday was the forty.sccond mn.
nivorrnry OF the birth of the mikndo.
There VIII be great public rejoicing TO,
morrow Over the Victories thus fhr
wen by the Jnpanes' armies.
Up 10 the time of sending this dia
patch there bnr been No confirmation
OF the report Of tie capture Of Port
Arthur
The state herald., 1894-11-09
PHYSICAL FORCE PARTY.
Said TO b Planning Campaign In Ire.
iaiia.

land.
London, Nov. 3.-According to re-
ports published to-day the affairs Of
tile Irish parties grow worse End the
prospects of the passage of any home
rule measures are very slim JUDGED.
Timothy Healy IL said to have def
nitely cut loose from Mcssrs., McCar-
thy and Dillon. and 1t is added that he
will carry with him nj the outset about
as many men MS the Parnellites reckon
in their ranks. This. the lIcalyitcs
claim. will be only nucleus OF the
membership their party will eventually
have. The. tug of war will come n,
the general election. The Hcalyites
will have n newspaper and the bulk OF
the money provided.
]. II. Mack OF the Pail Mall Gazette
says that the Irish farmers who have
been the backbone OF the Nationalist
movement. will become Tories. us they
are gradually getting what they want
In regard 10 land and the increased
traffic upon the Irish railroads shows
that they are prospecting.
The Scotland Yard authorities In
form the Associated Press that they
have evidence that the physical force
P"its hh
paign. This activity, Il Is claimed.
Is consequence Of the reply OF John
Morley TO the deputaiion who called
on him n few days ago In reference to
the release "f the irish prisoners now
serving terms OF Imprisonment In Ell.
gland under the trcason-T felony net.
After listening TO the dcpuiatlon, Mr..
Morley said he would inform his col.
leagues of the Views OF the corporation.
but added. though he personally had
every desire to make concessions, the
current Of popular sentiment IN Ire.
land recognized that the Imprisoned
men had no claim TO any special elem.
ency. The Scotland Yard officials add.
ed that the physical force party are hi
active communication with their syu.
paihizcrs IN the United States. The
officials ARE receiving reports concern.
Ing the operations OF the party In
America from pinkcr,on's Detective
agency.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

"By the way some folks talks. " said
Farmer Corntosscl. disconion,cdly.
eyed think tibet the life of farmer
wus no,hin' but loailn'. "
ut is certainly an independent OK
is,encc."
'Yes; but II has H. drawbacks.
An faint ~ free from excitement an
danger on some folks say It's
Have you been having AN ndvcn
turc9n
II hov thet same, an n mighty clu'
shave II was
"lIow did II happcnp'
II drly u load Of hay under trolley
wire"
The state herald., 1894-11-09
tn. M,.l...r. Md rua

Have you cut OF that villains head
yet3" asked his majesty. referring TO
an obnoxious person who cuts no par
ucular figure.
I'VE hsvo not admitted the primo
minister. His attorney has shown us
that all his property is in his wife's
name"
What tho dickens has tina, got To
do with TIP"
why. 1t makes him execution
proof, don't YOU seep"
The state herald., 1894-11-09
EARTHQUAKE in OLD MEXICO
MANY r.,iih iojorrd and = Number have
nlsu


Mexico city. Nov. AIT G;35 last
night tie strongest earthquake shock
,yor felt In Mexico occurred here. last.
Ing over i've minutes, Many houses
md wnll. fell. The streets were full
At fleeing people. Many were wounded
md n number have died. The electric
aud other lights went out. leaving the
city III darkness, All traffic was a,is
pended. The streets were filled with
Hcrennllng. shouting. praying people.
The scene WINS Understandable People IN
The theniorH. which were NIL running NJ
The time. were terribly frightened.
aud pniiica were nyortod only by the
police. Al Orrin ihcn'cr "lunn Tcno.
rio" wna being given. nDd Just m the
graveyard scene WINS presented the PEG.
pie. naturally suporsiiiiona. saw the
statue move. nDd screamed That the
cr,l of the world hnd come, aud lied.
People In the trains were ,hn most
frightened Of NIL. Al telephone con
nrctlons were interrupted. The shocks
were felt In the surrounding towns.
bit dcinllH are not received yet. n II
reported that three persons were killed
and ten wounded 10y the shock IN this
city ~ far M known,
The state herald., 1894-11-09

fricnd-wcll. Eliza, how do yol
like your husbandP
Elizn-llc Is yillaIn.
frlcnd-All mon are; but what hn
he doncP
Elm You know he was u wldower
Well. found out that oil his love let
tors TO mo were copied verbatim from
the ones ho wrote to his first wife whet
they were counting.
friond-Woll. ! wouldn't mind Il
lilo viii never send you any more ~
1cxns Siftlngs.
The state herald., 1894-11-09
CARTRIDGES IN TALLow.
An Arrest In Connection with tho burn
Ing Of Steamships.

An Arrest In Connection with tho Tarn
Ing Of steamships.
New York. Nov. 3.--ylctor de Ia
Coya was arrested last NIGHT by Dep
uty United States Marshal Bostwlck
on complaint Of W. II. r. Hughes, sec.
rotary Of the New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Company, who charged DE
IN Cova with unlawfnlly sending cart
ridges on the steamship Ynmuri for
Havana. United States Commissioner
Shields admitted him IN bnil In 81.
900. II N thought that the arrest of
Do In Cow may lead Ia nm explanation
OF the cause OF the mysterious burning
Of the Ward Line steamships some
lin. ago. The complaint Of Secretary
Hughes shows tint on Aug. ~. nine
barrels OF fnllow were shipped on
bonrd the YumnrI. and that Ia the bar.
rrls Of tnliow n large number NJ cnrt.
ridges were concealed. II IL supposed
TINT the cartridges were for the use OF
Insurgents.
The sections OF the United sintcs
laws that are alleged to hive been vlo.
lated nrc Nos iii5 aud iIiO. aud they
declare TINT explosives must b. shipped
In separate cnnka.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Perfect cooking. variety In the bill Of farGL
excellent s.rvicr and attention to the con.
fort of Enesis make this old -established aeo
Denver. Hates. s1so per day; $50 for
evening dinner, room snd breakfast; fl.oo
pusitc The Tnbor Grand Opera House aH1
Inaccessible to the principa; basiness stores
banks, eff--t and cable cars ana places Q!
amusement, makes II the best located hotel
IN the city. 'rbr biue car starting - front
OF depot passes tho hotel.
The state herald., 1894-11-09
SORE

"Excusp mo, said tho hotel clerk.
''bnt you have forgotten 10 rcgliicr
your home address"
III you must know" nnarlod the
man with tho alligator yallse. 'l'm
from Tory Hat, darn got, and Nancy
Hanks IL The fa7iea, troiior In The
world. hnyh0w.H
The state herald., 1894-11-09
D..f.... Can No, n. Cured

by local applications, NJ they can not reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
only ono way to euro Deafness and that Il
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused BY an inhamod condition OF the
mucous lining OF tho Eustachian Tube
When this tube gets innamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when It Il entirely closed Deafness Ia the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO Its nor
NAL condition, hearing will DO destroyed
forever; nine cnses out OF ton are caused
by catarrh. which Il nothing but mn in.
famed condition Of tho mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by cntnrrhl
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free
y. J. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, o.
tn Sold by Druggists. 15c.
Halls Family Pills, eac.
An actor. no matter how une,lucated be
~ L. -. Al
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Mrs. pnrko Your husban.
has improved 20 much since his mar
riagc.
Mrs, Dlmplc,on, much pleased u,
you think to'
Mrs. Park Lnnc-fos. indeed. II,
In getting ~ now hn chn toll Il pretty
woman when h. scos ono.
The state herald., 1894-11-09
hEoIerrnrp oAlnEsn.

. n.y. vsn Itrgo'i,n Voters In Ran
tf@nr.s,v
Gan Francisco, Nov. 3.-A local news.
piper which Inns been investigating tho
nnitpr finds that ~ ChInese have reg.
iainfpd IN thu city OF snn Francisco
mud WIN vote az tho coming election,
OF course they are all Chinese who
claim 70 have haen bofn on khvftrnA
The state herald., 1894-11-09
KNOWLEDGE

Bringa comfort and improvement ard
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, Will
lea expenditure. by more prompt.
adapting tho worlds best products 10
thc needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence Ia due TO It's prcientirf
In tho form most acceptable and plca,-
ant 10 the taste, the rcfTcthing md truly
beneficial properties Of pcticct lnz
ntivc; cfectually cleansing the system
dispclling colds, headaches and fever
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions niId
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because II acts on the XII
ncys, Liver and Bowels without wcpl
cnIng them nnd Il Ia perfectly free lrol
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Ia for salc By all irti-
gists In Coo and 81 bottles, but u IL MAI
ufacturcd by the California Fix Syrul
Go. only, whose name Is printed on oytii
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fir
aud being we'll Informed, you will no
accept any substitute II offered.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

ANY nwag7' hakod Tho frat bandit,
"Swagpcri" ro'olnsd The other In d
honrsc whisper, holding IN tao dlroc
ton of tho summer girl he had iu.'
captured Puck.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Wigsio--Why DO hha1 .oina voa 10
70 often marry hoibply iagpf
waggle.-IJroms The homely noa
The state herald., 1894-11-09

pi.o's Remedy for Catarrh is not liquid o.
SNUFF. II quickly relieves Cold in the Head
Headache, &c, aud really cures Catarrh. 81,
The state herald., 1894-11-09

All things come to him who waits, includ-
Ing u bald head. false teeth. ear trumpets
and u lot OF miscellaneous troubles, nnA
among them the Corbctt- Fitzsimm0ns nghf-
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Possibly The ebdrncy men have 70 70 out
and take q drip between the acts w. cnutsi
10y the curtain doing something % the Hnni.
rtff lfsflf
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Tho BaltImo,c tca.a indorscs that remark
NJ sum Homes That there ~ something wrong
when preacher gets 500 aud basc ball
nItrlfcr 81 90
The state herald., 1894-11-09

A base hall player goes out on three
strikes. but wotkingDcn discover that they
nrr out on one stIlke.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Creek riot certificates. bank certificates,
building and loan association books. etc.
W. g. luchard. SIG Cooper Block. Denver.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Running i.r office Is risky busincS.
Only a strictly sober MAJ should Try .
walk n tight rope.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

We desire to inform a contributor that II
IL too hate now TO publish n joke about Sep
TENDER and the oyster. Next year, perhaps.
we will make room for II.
The state herald., 1894-11-09

Instead Of these being the piping lines Of
peace. they are the piecing times Of pipe
afuts fft.,
The state herald., 1894-11-09

In the best mos, wholesome and most yah
liable reading obtaiunbe for 1895. The
Youths Companion offers unequaied value
and good rending for all the family. aud
costs but M.15 year.
Mr. Gladstone, two of Queen vicfovia's
daughters, Rndynrd kipilng Mark Twain,
l. r. Trowbrldgc and more than one hun.
ircd other eminent writer's contribute 10 the
volume for next year.
New subscribers who send Si.75 at once
receive The Companion free until Jnnuar.
I. 1898, Including the Thanksgiving. Christ
mas mud Rev Years numbers and a years
subscrlp.illS besides.
f'iIB YOUTHS COMPANION,
Itnat Ma
The state herald., 1894-11-09

IL Hung Chang, having been deprived Of
40 much Of his raiment. must realize how
di'pychensive Adam felt ON tive approach Of
cold reathel,
The state herald., 1894-11-09

he and use that Old and -sIitried remedy. D
wIsslowA soornisG srnrr for cIshtrsa Tssthins-
The state herald., 1894-11-09

An actor, no matter how une,lucated be
may be. Is always a man Of parts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05
Mr.. l1ason,s Experienco.

Fred NJ. Mason, former society editor
OF the Register, writes from his home at
Biddeford, Me-, n%arrating e rather ,ex-
citing experience he had lately. While
travelling for a Boston house in Connec-N
ticut he was arrested on n charge OF set
ting fire to thirteen different buildings
IN four different towns within forty
eight honrs- 1t turned out to be a case
OF mistaken identity, and after forty-
eight hours Imprisonment he was re-
leased. An exaggerated story of the af-
fair had reached here, but those who
knew AIR. Mason did not believe it.
they knew ii he went into the fire bug
business he would have too good taste
to begin on the unluckp number IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-05
NOW FOR THE BIG c"
The Five Preceding Portfolios Said
to be Eclipsed.
| SUPERB FINE ART ISSUE,
Containing Sixteen choice CONS OF
the Exposition-Parts of Sights and
Scenes Viii Also be Ready.

Art Portfolio No. 6, which will be
ready for distribution tomorrow morn
ing, is acknowledged by the few who
have inspected it to be finer and more
attractive than any which have gone be-
fore.
The subjects heretofore chosen have
been varied in character and have coy
cred many subjects.
No. 6 is a novelty in a way, since 1T is
devoted entirely to fine ART.
It comprises sixteen OF the choicest.
selections from the Art Palace, includ-
ing a superb Photographic reproduction
OF the building itself.
Sculptureand painting have contribu-
ted about equally, and this portfolio
alone is worth many times the cost OF
the entire series.
1t is a fitting supplement and crown
to the first ivo portfolios which have
thus far been issued.
1t contains view of the exterior OF
the art palace; the tomb OF DE Breze;
gallery 81, art palace; famous sculpture
from the Cathedral of Notre Dame; the
court of France sculpture; the portal OF
the church of st. Giles; the gallery OF
the Cathedral of Limoges; ION Board
the Yacht Namoura," by ]. L.. Stewart;
"Young Girls Going to q Procession,
by Jules Breton "The Overthrow" by
Rosa Bonheur; 'The Cossack'sAnswer,"
owned by the emperor of Russia; gal
lerv from the Cathedral at Bordeaux;
~"Throwing the First Stone," q rare
specimen of Biblical sculpture; "Ihe
Tomb OF the Children OF Charles Viii,
of France" and Cupid and Psyche"