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iie Passes Away -, Ninc O'Clock This
NuFutug.

$40 A7hAHfH AVN ~ Hahf " 'N"f" AhhH
Morning,
LOSDOS, Sept. 5,-rho Comic De
Paris died at o O'Clock this morning ~
the stowe Huutr, During the nighttime
u0mle several times appeared 10 have
passed away; 10 feeble was the Iulso.
Dr.. pocOmlcr hai the most extreme
difficulty frequently In feeling the
light beats OF tho heart and tho weak
ness Of the distinguished sufferer dur
ing the last h0uui0f the slokneHs was 10
gTuHt that lac was unable 10 speak,
although he succeeded ~ making IL
apparent that he desired TO utter few
more words OF fuTcWell 10 those
around. Tue family ana old servants
were Rll IN attendance anu 10 eacn one
the head OF the royal house VI France
foebly said few additional kind
words Of farewell, after which the
family Euelt by the bedside ana
offered up heartfelt prayers for the
dying. lie rarely, however, referred
u the approaching death, always try
ing TO sO0the the sorrow OF those
around him. Now ana then deep
sigh would escape from the sufferer
aud no would mutter n phrase often
repeated during the past weet: "C'est
uien long" equivalent 10 saying that
no was very weary OF waiting for
death.
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cosel'. Campaign Now on.

MAssILLoS, Oulo, Sept s. The
CuXoy gAmpalsa Tor Congress wa5
oprDed To-Day, Toe speaking began
~ O'CLOCK Ia u circus tcnt and Will
continue throughout the evening
with iniormlstlOu iOr supper. Tue
parade was declared ca greatly 10 the
disappointment OF thu polp,c. CoNey's
friends are disgustci with thu buii1n.
CRY Browne has introduced.
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A citizen Ten Inches from Head Go
Tect. weighing Ntno ounces

A citizen Ten Inches from Head Go
Teci. weighing sine ounces
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, s,-deorge
From, an smployo VI tho Crescent
Clly railroad, 10 perhaps the father Of
the smallest living baby in the world
rbe child il male, perfect In toIm,
win regular features. It's welEn' 10
nine ounoes. From the crown OF ~
inv head 10 IT, solrs Of III feet II about
len inches. lie arms arc not larger
tbap a mans thumb anu iss less IN
proporticn. The child Is In The naSI OF
hraith ANA its mother says he can CRY
ma vigoroufly as any other child, MI.
F,om, the father, is a man Of %
gsj~hipr i75 pounds, aul is hale ana
Graaty. Tue mother h a eal we weigh, ,..l,,,
io5. The couple have hal seventeen
a,.iit,au an 6f whom besides the bgty,
sro Liiliputians. One OF them 70
Franz, Is years OF age, weight forty
pounds, VINO IL with circus company
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DENvgR, Colo, Sept s.-PNhe,lc
results have followed the arrest Of H..
cmbfzzling flaj rom =. X. BAErets,
which occurred several days ago. Lass
"Wednesday Mt. kldd's wife, feeling
deeply the disgrace u her hufband's
acts, went 10 the Victoria hylel ana
attempted auiClde by means Of pDisUu-
ing, but was prevented by prompt
medical attendance. Mt. kiid was I'M
aware Of his wiio's pfudiuamuui, but
hit cflms ~ pfeyod up4n MS mind
that heis now hlpoiessly insane. Hu
imhginos that his wiio II In tho coil
next 10 him, chained 10 the illor aud
being tortured 10 force her % confess
that She is party ~ the embez2ie'
mont.
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SUGAR nOUNFIRs.
Secretary Carlisle Expected 20 Rule
Against thoir Payment

WAsHINu7ON, Sept. Is. -- Secretary
Carlisle is expected on Monihy 10 rem.
der decision ON tho claims Tor sugar
buuuties unpaid prior 10 August n,
1894, when lhe lev tariff bill became
law. The amount Involved IN about
S26D,O0O. The secretary will hold that
under the law he Is not only unnuthof.
He'd 10 mako these payments but h
specifically instructed by the new tariff
act not TO pay them, The sugar pro.
iuceTs contend that Congress had no
right and did not intend to prohibit
the pay msnt Of bOuuties GU sugar pro.
duoeu while the act Of 1891 was IN
force, and that the licenses Issued
under the act are In tho nature OF con-
tracts and carry wili them the obliga.
ton OF the government to pay the
b0unties provided Tor. These licenses
expire annually June 80.
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NKw YoWK, Sept. s.-Julius Slogel
anu Slegirieu Siegsl, Vienna bankers,
wef. aIraigned before United States
Commissioner Alexander today on the
charge Of forgery Of names OF bankers
Ia Vienna. The total amount OF
peculAtiOn 10 said 10 be 10000 HORNS.
rhe men were arrested last evening
ON the ship Persia.
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Idaho sheep Thieves.

John Nelson and ChGTlcl Nelson,
ssys the Boise Nu'euWgH, are tho latest
arrivals at the peniteutiafy. Tncy
were sent up from Bear Lake county.
They are not related except criminal
ly, They were convicted OF stealing
sheep. The former was seat up tor
two years anu the after for one,
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CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Ihe Sturgit-
FArwell Texas capital litigation, IL TO
BIO reopened Notwithstanding the
agreement OF both slides to abide by
Judge Tuley's decision as arbitrator.
Upon application VI ex-senator q, II.
Farwell, appellate, Ghe court this after.
noon issued an order staying action
under Judge Tuloy's finding.
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IRRIGATION ooNgREss.
National A. Against state tonITof a
ARIA Lands Approved.

DENVER, Sept, 5-lne National
ltngAuuu Congress resumed consider
alton VI the reports OF tue committee
on resolutions today, E.W0od Mead,
uf Wyoming, spoke Ia Avor OF the
majority report, which advocates the
reclamation OF the arid lands under
governmental control
William Hall, Ot California, advo.
eating the minority report argued that
with the slow policy Of lhs govern.
meut In prosecuting public work and
the necessary ptelimiuarles the present
generation would be- dead and forgotten
before the canals were completed. lie
was opposed TO the Federal govern.
mont having anything so say regard
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NEW ious, Sept. s.-rho stock
market upeuoI firm ami "a general
advance was recorded. Olstilllng we
an exception, dcclluirc 9 with u rally
OF Sugar fucelcu
luo active list m.,ud within n mar.
row limi' but was llrm. Sugar ad-
yaucci
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cnln, rar.IIrr snlIer. wsIL

LoNDJN, Sept s.-A Hong Kong
dispatch Gays maLy Europeans TIM
ployed tn tic Chinese custom service,
ats rvslguiug IN order 90 enter tue
Chinese navy. Ia the latter service
thvy Will be paid $50 taels por month;
IN case OF death, 5,OJJ tapls are ~ b.
Igid theit families,
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OGDEN.
], srrE s, 1887
Meber Connly Repnblicans.

The weber County Republican con.
vsntion met al II O'Clock yesterday.
Judge A. b. Patton was elected tenn.
p5rary chairman. After the appoint
meut OF committees an Adjournment
was taken until pm.
On Teassembliug tho committee
reported for permanent chairman A
II, Heywoodj secretary +. Y. Hender'
shot; serReant-at'AfmH Joseph Beluap
Chairman Heyw0Ol's speech was u
moderate one Aud was well received,
after which tho delegates 10 the Terri
tofial convention were elected,
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A sMINpIINn armEnr.
Italians TaLen Ia ~ Ihcir oun
touutrI utru.

CHICAGO, Sept S-Gerario del
Week, Phiilpu ID Carlo and Marc 10
Rosa were Arrested ~ Maxwell street
officers last night on a charge Il
swindling. Antonio Romano IN.
blamed that ID Carlo hal Induced
about my Italian labofers to deposit a
fec Of 81 each In return tor which they
were 10 be secured Unpoymuu, on an
Indiana railroad. hi Carlo took the
money, II IL alleged, and arranged 10
meet the lab0rors at del NecEis saloon
August IL. ~ Carlo, u issiiJ, failed 90
appear bus Marie ~ RJsa olUfed ~ yay
thpm IS cents VI the 81 tuey had Ne
positou. They dumurfcd TO any such
settlement aud swore uut warrants.
The station VIA ihlougvi with angry
Italians.
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BOUNDARY sUGyEY.


Iho dividing Line Between thC
United states nnd Mexico.
SAN FRANClsCJ, Sent b,-COl j.
W.. Barlow, chief Of tins American
30mmirsi1n 10 resuTvey ana Greet
monuments on the boundary line he
tween the UnltoI states anu Mexico,
has arrived here, having COnoludou
Inc work IN which he has been On.
gsgod two aud hall yeEtH. The
distance surveyed was 700 miles from
IN Peso ON the RIO Grnnde TO the
Pacific. Col, Barlow says that ohgi.
nally hny.lwo monuments were
erected along the line. Tue commits.
iIOneIs found that only thirty-uight
remained. They rebuilt the others and
erected 200 more, making n total Of
l55. In one place no monuments
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severe Damage Done Ia NAM
Places

DEiSAin, ILL.,, Srpt. s,-Llghtning
played havoc among vafisun small
towns Ia this suction last night. Ino
business portion " Malta, n village Of
go Inhabitants, II ln ashU,, with losses
a. gtcgating $4,000. Henrietta, a
hamlet with halt a Gu1.u HOUSES, was
also wiped out. A. CALEDONIA four
buildings were dtslfoysd. At Rock
tori three fires were caused by lght-
ming. Huntioy suffered a luBs u huild.
iugs, one u which was "a stable In
which four horses were CtematUd. The
Northwestern railway track Tor a
stretch VI 800 feet, at Trout park, is
washed out. At Geneva n washOui
occurred on the Airline carrying away
large section OF tract.
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inc The reclamation OF the arid lands
except TO control aud distribute thv
water Of Interstate and international
strobmF.
The minority report was voted down.
The majority report was thcn taken ~
or ~ BCussiln section ny section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-08

ST.. PAUL, Sept. S.-A Duluth car
Tler from Rainy river brings news
that the fiTe' on the Canadian border
last week killed nearly twenty-five
persons. Mail carriers between Tower
anu Rainy river had several narrow
unClnnl.
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Land Onlce.

The following nling was made In
tue local land oiiioo under date VI sept
Ssh!
James Farmer, Of Monroe, Sewer
county, hOmeuuai entry Of the east
hat VI tho nortncnst quarter Of zee.
ton "a, township - south, range .
wUst.
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surFinINO, or rIsnEnuES,
Caught Ia Terrible Gale In the Haiti
ksa.


LONDON, Sept 5.-A dispatch from
Helsiugiors, the capital Of FINLAND,
tells the story OF dreadful eufivTiugs
tEIetiruCVd u low duys ago by men
ployed IN the Baltic fishoTigs. The
fishing tiuot were at sea when terrible
sale spTang VI. some OF tho boglH
reached hArbOTs OF refuge safely.
Eight Of them, however, lost tholr
bearings aud ran On 10 nn island,
where tho Tremendous seas soon
pounded them TO pieCut, washing
overheard ana drowning fifteen fisher
men, Those remaining managed TO
reach tho small island. For three
days tho storm ragged with undated
iury, ana the men, who were without
foot, were exposed to III full force. At
theend " tue third day when several
of them han become uu1onsciuGB, they
were rescued 10y u passiag steamer
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In the Balance.

Tie fate OF Murderer Euooh Davis
Il 6ull in the Governors hands. His
excoilency has not yet announced his
answer 10 the petition presented
week ago, atklng for a Communication OF
the death sentence,
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NEW YDRK, Sept. s.-Rosetvs de-
cteats, i3ss4,5jO; loaus, iucro's',
Slis4l 900; specie, Iucreme, 4lI', SJli
lt.nl tenders, decfensp, sa,t5b,luOi lr'
pnalts, decteuse, 50, l93,suu; cilculati1n,
lucfea't; $4,000. The banks low hold
31l,9iii-1j IN vXc.fs n requirements.
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ono ,Iers nI..r cse...

LONDON, Sept, s.-A dispatch 10 the
Times from Shanghai says II n reported
from CUfoa that the opposing atmir ,
China and japan are now separated
only by tbs lmzi river, which l.
imIRWaUle on account OF Il DDS.
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LOCIuIAvES, Pa, sept. SAN east
bound freight train oOlliuei with n
wcstbound work train on curve tufeo
miles from here today. There were
nnesn msn In the cab. Jerry sheehAn
aud David ForchI were killed. James
KanB had his thigh shattered. Seven
were slightly injured.
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The Coop Wagon e Machine com,
pauy writes 10 Secretary rypcr Ne fol-
lowe;
Answering youu ~ sept S,i. We
are pleased 10 ODER "a Gszsllv Sulhy
pillow, manufactured by Deere & o.,
OF Moline. H., A. n special premium
Tor the beet team Of horses owned l'y
n practical farmer, aud upon receipt "
your advice we shall take pleasure In
delivering this plOw 10 your order for
exhibition on the Far grounds, Ooto.
Der 9nd TO BIn, 1894, inclusive.
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MADRID, Sept. s,--The Duke Of
Bivong, president Of the council Of
state, n TO fight due today with the
editor VI NJ hdo.OHah The dispute
which led to tue duei grew out VI An
article published.
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An A.inn ArnI.lIee.

CopESIIAuES, Sept s,-A private
telegram from Shanghai seems TO con.
tirm the report that negotiations for
an armistlce between China aud Japan
arc M pIOHTesa.
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An OLD sTITLGR's BANK.


SuElBYvILLE, H., BepL S. - A
m. NH ugO Anderson Ferguson, un old
settler Of Ath Grove township, was
found dead In u field near his home,
Were he had been at WORK. Al iu-
yenlOty Of his eileola alter his burial
failed 10 show considerable sum Ia
cash which he was known to have and
which he Kept about the house. A
long continued search had failed 10 ilnu
the missing treasure but finally Mrs.
Ferguson, while hunting for cggt,
noticed n hollow log, aud tho thought
occurred 20 her that II might CONCEAL
the missing money. A search brought
ioTlh glass jar with u tin top covered
with olampB aud containing over
81 900 IN national bank currency care
iully wrapped In an old newspaper.
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TURIN, Sept. s.-ln the Cafe San
Carlos, an anarchist named Silafo eX-
plodod bomb which created much
conformation but Injured no one.
SalarO was arrested.
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no AnMIsrIcE NE1oTIA1IoNs.

LONDON, Sept. SIN ciiiclal circles
II l. not believed that ths armisticu
negotiations said 10 be- In pt1gtoss To-
tween China and Japan refer to any
thing more than negotiations tN-
changed between ihB generals COM
manding the opposing armits In Cofua'
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WAaHSGrUE, Sept s.-SocrstaTy
Morton Leaves tonight for New YorE,
whence he win sail for Europe next
Tuesday.
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Tho other isa youngs.rr o. H., whD BE-
with his PARENTS here anu woIglg q
little over n teen pOun 10.
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GUILTY o. nIoAaY
rho Result OF n territorial supreme
court Decision.

guthrie, o. T., Sept. s.--The de-
cisi1u Of Ihe supreme court OF tue ter
rltsry today nullihes ali divorces
granted by tho probate Judges In OEla.
numa since March, 1898. There nave
been fully il1 ,uch divorces. a large
percentage VI persons 10 divorced have
married since anu are guilty Of Digamy.
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morn srrcIAL pnrMiUMs.

III. DinwoOdcy Furniture Co., odorsa
sToCiai premium OF one nne baby cnr-
rage for the heaviest baby under six
mOpths old weighed al the Fair
grounds on day TO ue named by tue
directors, all contestants 10 register At
Dinwoodoy's furniture store, Nos. 81 TO
80 west First South street, before Oc-
tubuf ., 1894.
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rroG Won roi,z Dead.


BERLIN, sept s.-pfOieosOr Herman
Won BJllz died today, aged ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
WHITE PLAINS.

The Home Savings Bank. of White Plains. has en-
tered on its second year with $4,000 In deposits
: fs.wood Carpenter. Supervisor OF Bedford has
teen elected trustee of the bank Orawampum-
o. and Depot Square are 10 be macadamized.
Town Clerk Pauldng has returned from his hunt
INK trip South rather unexpectedly Illness fastened
his honeward journey. He is now confined 10 his
home in Lexington-ave. White Plans 'ouhci!
Of the Catholic Benevolent Legion has elected the
following officers. President, james J. Shaw; vice
president, Patrick Holden treasurer. John A. DAY.
eoector. John J. Haley; chancellor. William H.
Campbell; secretary. Thomas T.. Gleason orator.
Frederick ]. Mccoy: marshal. jeremiah r. Whalen;
guard. John j. Reynolds fire department mas
been Organized at Silver Lake Park with the follow
Ing officers: Chief. i. II. Ryan. foreman, George
Hussong ir assistant. Frederick Holland, II; sec
rotary, T.. VI. Landers; treasurer T. !; larders
= The White Plains Concordla Will meet IN
special session to-day. The Board OF super
visors ma decided pay 30 cents a foiio Tor the
publication Of the session laws. II Is expected
that the committee having in charge the revision OF
the vase charter will report 10 the Board OF rus
tees q; the regular meeting. Inc w est-
chester County Board OF Supervisors has refused 10
paw for the furnishing OF copy OF the reai-esiate
transfers in he county during the last year. Tor the
convenience OF the Committee OF Equalization OF
Assessments The Commissioner OF Jurors, .
Howard Kinch. reports the total number OF grand
jurors I'm the county 49, OF this number Yonkers
has Sc, Mount Vernon 43. Cortlandt AZ and Green
burgh g.
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MOUNT VERNON.

-. musical season was opened on Friday night
hs frst concert of the fourth season Of the 'rnu-
l contingent OF the Mount Vernon CUB, Tor
80 the Amphion Glee Club The concert was IN
NV one-a House. and the generous applause given
va -scaus demanded by the public were evidence
,,., the people appreciated the fact That the men,
." =. tho cirh had maintained their musical stand
ard AZ least ana perhaps had improved upon IT, Nj
,,rcs,la IAndh soprano and Miss Carrie Duke. vio-
80 received much applause after each appear
,. The floral pieces were elaborate. professor
,y.,-v y Humphries. who has conducted the cIuo
a IFS concerts from the beginning. received great
.,,,o, fror the people. The concert opened with an
.,oan 500 bv Professor T. Hayden Norris entitled
AMANDA" and dedicated to the Mount Vernon
cub Emil Levy was the accompanies. VIII
lam H. Bard who has for years gratutousy gi ,.,l
ned iec.nras for churches schools and societies. IS
me victim OF a villain who has stolen his stere9pt
con MIA d5e MAS settled by seating Edson Lewis
,Ss Navor there have been rumors that Roger NJ
Sherman who acted a his counsel throughout: was
=. Ne revra rded by appointment Corporation Nou-
sci Mr. Sherman was asked last June II ne WSuIu
sccsnf the Office but said that he doubted II ne
could do so without serious detrment 10 ms DuS
ness He has written TO the Mayor a maj declsiolI
While approaching the esteem ana Sor,S S ecsjon
xwas owing 10 the fact that 1.-The matter hardly
seemed a practical one until you were seated !
take this opportunity TO say that my other pIoies
s'onal engagements will not permit my acceptance
Of the office. while ! sure my declslOn VIII no
pirbe smith OF PeekskilI will preach in the Pres
byterlan Church to-day. The Rev Charles D Lane,
lie pssor VII preach IN mr. S,h viii pPeach H
me Congregai onal Church this morning. Inc rev
Frank l. Masseck's sermon. in the InlversalisI
Principles At the Trinity Episcopal church. this
estnng special services will be conducted under the
STs.sss Mi be made by Frederick Steel and John F.
rs ssfs. oiNes-Ysrk chapters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
NEWARK.

~ mas been agreed among the Essex RepuDncan
~'senbymen to support Joseph Cross OF Union.
.o' speaker. and Charles u. StOrrs. OF Essex. is
'esored for leader on the floor.
me first dress rehearsal for the "Spielkartcnfest
ut the benefit OF the Home for the Friendiess was
"sa IN Essex I.yceum last night. About 30 persons
WI Jake part The entertainment Will be hcld To-
a'''o". Tuesday and Wednesday nights In Miner
.aea're Tho booths will be arranged in the cor
.'-o's and balcony. and the women Will be cos
s s,mec to correspond with the characters they as
',.he In the festival
49,. ~ rs understood that the Grand Jury has taken
sSSsuinony from members of the Christian CInzeh-
sa T association, police officials and others III re-
a. 70 The maintenance Of dIsorderly houses me
cra Jury Inquiry has stirred up the police. ana
s.,N n eesce against disordery houses and sunday
TTssnk. OF liquor is about to be begun. 80 ,
naar funeral OF James Smith. sr., father OF thiteu
N ~ Senator James Smith. IT,, will be held az
A., mousse IN Washington Place tomorrow al ~
I, ~, and the religious services will take place at
IN ratrtcks Cathedral The pallbearcrs VIII DE
- H., - ~ Ieh. DR. James Elliott, Judge Gottfried
H.ueser. John Reilly. George j. Jendnson, Peter
GsEssn William Stainsby, Hugh Smith, Elisha ~
eoms and Is. j. Ford ~
Rear fucker, who escaped from q house. NO 81
srrss-st. which Is quarantined for smallpox was
"a eSsei IN Elizabeth Yesterday and turned over
newark official.
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yo1JDAY GOODS ~ ABUNDANCE.

The Verns- Martin cabinet and curio cabinet are
70 be seen in their spiendor one OF the upper
floors OF Enrich Brothers establishment al SIKH
ave and Twenty third-st Tea-tables. onyX-top u
bles and smoking tables also abound, and what Is
perhaps as much to the point, there are plenty 81
things 10 fill them with. The Dutch silver. always
Irresistible Is here excclently displayed souvenir
SPOONS remind one Of a hundred different places
Messen cups and saucers stand ready for the brew
ing of the tea Carved worries German and Japan
csc are nodding here and there at prospective" pun
chasers Brc-A-brac in Limoges, enamel, 'odIp'i''
ROYAL Worcester Douton and Crown DERBY. Is par
ficlary noticeable Some Sevrcs ana vienna vases
make a fine show. One handsome CLOCK IN a loI
frame is a duplicate OF clock exhibited al the
Worlds Fair. Pedestals and many good specimen
OF Carrara marbles to put on them adi 70 me
already generous display In addition to an inns
there are numerous 1ne old desks IN mahogany,
with decorations in marqueiry. Rhinestone frames
for photographs are particular specially, ana II
one does not care for photographs. there are many
excellent miniatures The miniatures indeed Dc
serve an even more important notice. ia another
depa rtment-to choose one out OF manT-iherc Is an
equal variety in toys and childrens piaythings ger"
orally with all the novelties and ngenuies mat ne
current toy market affords. The dolls are the SUB,
ject OF much favorable comment and are dressed
this year In clothes made by the establlshncht
own workers Games. mechanical toys, animals ana
Various mimic musical instruments, nc!udlhR the
phonoharp. swell the delightful inventory