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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

vclopment Of n class Of bodies known
as ptomniues. poisonous aiknioiual
bodies. resulting from the decay and
change Of nitrugcnvua materials In the
flesh. These ptomaincs. OF course, arr
not developed iu perfectly etcrilizcl
packages. but may develop Ia stcrilizcd
pnchagcs which are opened but not
eaten for sonic time after exposure 20
tho air. ~ b.. therefore. hinhly ini-
portant that plcfngos have been thor.
oughly steuliatd. ti1t thcy arc In GOOD
condition Wnnu urtnsd aud TINT they
nfe consumed afl"r being opened Win
uut uny great delay.
'"ihe uuHnutivc examination N IN"
corucd ami luncheon bntf showed thht
the amount 81 anltpetcr present was
very small. varying from onc-hfth OF
I per cent io 4i-iup Of per cent only
In two eases ala the amount exceed
ninc.tunths % ! por cent. The approx
innate amount VI common salt used
can he determined very rcndily ~ thf
taste. and a. naturally not greater
than " desired by consumers. nor than
would De- added In ~ preparation In
pfivntc families. The percentage Of
salt present was not determined IN the
analysis.
III Is matter ~ common informa.
tlnn that IN the preparation Of curned
beef. salt and Fnltrctci arr always
used whether II be IN large packing
house or In a private family.
only preliminary examination has
been made for lead and tin In thc con-
tents Of tho cans. The method em-
piuycd was not sufficiently delicate to
reveal mere traced. hut " these metals
were present ~ sufficient quantity
for their csnct estimation " would In.
dictate that fact 80 far ns can BE- de-
trrmincd by chemical analysis, the
samples uf meat examined were entire
~ appropriate for Use nH food
In many instances the tins inside IN,
ems were dircniored. but careful
microscopic examination showed that
the surface ~ the tin In no Instance
was currodrd.
The chemist division II now conduct
INK an examination 81 the tin surfaces
In order 10 determine the amount %
lead they may contain. Tho results
viii be- presented in o. supplemental &C..
port. The report concludes nv follows;
preserved foods. especially meats.
nre not To be- preferred To the frrrh
articles except In those cases where
II iH not possible Tor the articles IN
fresh state ~ he supplied. In the secs
oud place. u in highly important thnt
some competent supervising agent he
always present tn inspect the packages
when they urr arcrcd IN order To- de-
tpfminc any failure ~ complete stcfil-
isntion IN their preparation OF any owl
doncc Of lnciriont or advanced decay
On their contents when these procnu-
tlonr nrc observed. there ~ no reason
10 believe that title placing ~ preserved
guHutitlor. md iu property balanced
rationn Will w any way Interfere with
the health or comfort ~ the person
consuming thotu
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EXCITEMENT AT NIAGARA.
Siglissen Miss Death by a FOO, on The lee
Bridge.


Niagara Falls. y. v. Jan. es.-whilc
nearly one hundred persons were on
the great Ice bridge IN the gorge ~ The
Niagara nvcr the icy mass was brokcn
loose from the banks ~ either cad.
There were thousands 81 sunday sight
necrH In the parks and upon tho upper
arch enjoying tho bcnuty of the crys-
tni.llko structure They heard the
cracking OF the Ice and saw the great
mass az Il was moved by the swift
current Of the river and hundreds
shouted warning 10 thorc on the bridge.
Sumr % these ycnlurcsomc pcrsoun
had only gone short distance from
the river bank while others were ont
Ia the center ~ the bridge ana Wrse
crossing tho river Those near tho end
soon found safety, but further out to-
ward the Crntrr wcrv q number u small
hoyH. Before they we're fairly started
Tor the shore the great bridge was
iuuavncd from IT. fnrteuinga. Then IL
became a race Tor lifn, but the young.
stcrs, amid Wild shouts, finally reached
the shore.
II was seen then that an cNcept three
persons had reached places ~ safety.
one was "a man not FAR out from the
New York side. The others were ID
man and woman who we're fleeing
across the lee toward the Canadian
slide. Tho man near IN Sew York
fhnrc kept his courage we'll. His eyes
were directed toward the steel arch
under which he would pass N ths icr
continued tu move down the river on
ward Il went ana just aH h. reached
the bridge he leapcd from the leo AMI
caught the arch nH u rises not fai upt
frnm the ahutment The man and Nn-
man made record time meanwhile aud
safely reached the Canadian shore.
The lee n piled IN n great mass about
the nbutmcnta ~ the upper steel arch
and u u rnmnr"d that the structure
has been Injured, but this cannot be-
verified. The steamer docks on orch
side ~ the river have been wrccfod
ana the Ice has piled M close % the
inclined railway building IN the gnrgc
80 that IL IN In danger.
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nrAunrrA,nr Is CRAZY.
iiis Friends say lie Il suffering from In-
cipient Intellectual Drr,ngemeni.

Ncw York. Jan. ga dispatch 20
the Mufld from Paris says.
Discussing tho Drcyfus ease, Francis
de rr,sseuse, editor OF the Temps aud
a goalnus preyfuritc writer! 'The
true reason Tor lieaurrpiirc's conduct
L. the most scnndaiouH feature of the
present deplpruhle crisis, In his lrri-
tation ngninrt the government on uc-
count of the humiliation II subjected
him 90 ten months ago. when, az itH
instance, during the Panama business,
ho WnH brought before meeting 81
the court of cessation.
Probably also, ieuurcpnire VIII de-
rive from the Echo de Paris better pay
than hc received from the court OF cas-
sntiun,
Another reason given by friends
Anxious TO excuse him. ~ that he IL
suffering from inclpient intellectual de-
rnugpnent.
There II a plot afoot-nut a military
plot but simply % dirCrcdit the court
OF cessation, They wish To prevent a
Judgment Of acquittnl, which would be
n condemnation of the war office.
THAT the result anticipated has not
followed iipauropairo'a action was
proved by last Thursdays vote In the
chamber ANA todny's In rejecting
Faurea demand Tor permission To- in
tcrpellatc ON the trial of piCquurt
II IN "a great crinls. The Whole forces
OF reaction are seeking under the mask
~ nationallsm 10 defeat Justice.
Judgment decroolug nreyfuH IN no
sense win he accepted by public opin-
ion whom that opinion ia Informed N
an the reasons on which II ~ based
/ 40 not know what viii be- the judy
mont ~ tho court ~ cessation, but
from documents I ana my friends have
believe IL win be acquittnl. II the
court givcs reasons for the decision
France will accept them. IL IN impos-
sihlc "a believe otherwise,
Dreyfus returns tn Parts do~'i
believe there will be any serious dis
turbnncc. There may be some slight
dem 1nstratlon In the streets, nothing
more"
i.uclen Milleveye, the anti-Dreyfus
ngitntOr writes. "lleuurepaire. a thor
ough patriot, resigned because he was
Indignant az seeing certain magistrates
OF the court Of cessation making them
selves instruments OF an International
and antl-naiienal campaign. His dec
laratlons have already produced a re-
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BRIBERY IN CALIFORNIA.
Sensational Developments ate Ptsmi,ed Ia The
Senatorial Election Charges.


Sacramento. cal. Jan. ss.-Asidc from
the scandals dug up by the invcs,iga-
ton ~ the special committee appoint
cd 10 inquire Into the charges brought
against Speaker Wright of the narcm.
bly and others prominently connected
with tho election % United States
senator. the senatorial aituadon II the
same na II WIS one week ago. There
has been no break from either of IN.
principal candidates, Grant aud Burns,
neither has the opposition TO these
candidates weakened. The only man
who has made any decided Ealn u
hula Of los Angeles. lie appears to
be the strongest candidate IN the fight.
or win be- n the second choice votes,
which II N confidently expected by the
nulla forces will eventually so 10 him.
II In generally admitted that Bulln has
"a large second choice following. which
win 10 10 him when the present COM
blnationr break up.
That there viii be breaking up soon
Is evident There can be- no election
until this 10 realized. aud the strain
has continued about M long as II can.
'rho members OF bath houses are re-
cciylng letters by the hundreds. protest.
Ing against the existing deadlock.
Many OF the Legislators spent sunday
Ut home, ana the discussion % the nit
untion with their constituents may
have ita eject On the vote OF the com.
Ing week,
That Grant has been greatly weak
.ncd by the results. or lack ~ results.
-
tion. IN generally admitted. His forces
continue TO remain solid. however. ana
his friends Insist that the investigation
has banded them stronger together
than they have ever been before.
Tonight there are ruinorr about 10
the effect that there viii be slight
change IN tho vote tomorrow There
~ nothing definite about this. however.
u IN not probable that there viii be-
much change before Tuesday, az the
earliest. although u IN the unexpected
that always happens,
The special committee ON invcstiga-
tluu holds a meeting az 10 O'Clock to-
morrow mornink That the sessions
held by tho committee tomorrow will
he exciting H. confidently stated about
the Hobbies. Home of the most prom
inont men IN the state have been called
to appear before u. Their testimony
VIII SET az rest, or prove TO be- true the
many ronHntionni charges which have
boon made on tho streets ana through
tho press regarding the several candl-
dates before the legislature.
Word was received here today that
Inmhcrs1n Of Nisalll, whom. it has
been charged, AFaemblyman coHpcr.
chairman of the investigating COM
nitiec, told that he had been offered
5000 to vote for Iiurna. has been sub
nocnncd. and VIII be on hand tomorrow.
Ills testimony IL awaited with interest.
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den TO myself Was troubled with
smotherlng spells, also paI9liation OF
the heart and that bearing-down feel
ing, and could not DO ON my feet much.
~ was growing worse all the time,
until tool. your medicine.
AFTER taking three boxes OF Lydia
Il. Pinhhans Vegetable Compound
Lozenges, tho tumor passed from mo.
"My health has been better ever
since, can now walk quite q distance
aud AM troubled no more with palpita'
ton OF the heart or bloating. l rec
ommend your medicine to all sufferers
from female troubles"
1t is hardly reasonable to suppose
that any one can doubt the efficiency
OF Mrs. Pinkham's methods and medi'
cine In tho face OF the tremendous vol
ume Of testimony
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suit by holding In suspense the decision
Of the criminal chamber.
The resignation has profoundly
moved opinion The pnrtiniity OF the
court is evident. ana a Judgment rem
dcrcd under such conditions viii not be
ratified bv public COINCIDENCE
III the criminal chamber RENTS the
case 10 n new court martial France
vii lwait the solution. but " the court
dare 10 nnnnl without remittinr the
agitation viii hssufnc grave propor-
tipna among the people ana In the
army.
France II military democracy.
pasHionately attached to ~ principles
~ liberty. but firmly resolved 60 de-
fcnd her Independence and her honor.
Every citizen u today n soldier and
the Immense majority 81 them preserve
n respect for the iag
~ foreigner imaRinca he VIII be-
able to make profit out of this aglta-
tlnn he deceives himself. The French
soul ~ awake"
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Indignant Regarding Customs Receipts.

Santiago de cuba, ian. 22.-Thc or
der from the United States military
authorities In Havana directing the
department not 10 spend cent Of the
customs receipts without the permis-
Fion OF the governor general. and the
order directing that hereafter tho bulk
OF aanitury work shall be done without
money pay aud Tor rations merely.
were given 10 the local press for pub.
licntion yesterday. though received
here last Thursday Al the papers de-
uouncc the action.
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WANTS 10 ~ rn,rNpLr.
German Uo,crnmcni :. No, Au,lou. for
Ironhis.

London. Jan. 2l-rhe Berlin CORES.
pondcnt NJ the Times says There
ate good reasons for believing that
the Uotman government regards the
maintenance ~ cordial relations with
Great Britain aud the United States
az far more important than even Gcr-
man commercial Interests IN Samoa.
The tone of the leading Journals. thura-
fore. iH on tho whole. free from hlt-
tcfucfH OF UNAEgurutiun.
I'm word. thcro nrr many iudicn-
tlona that Grrmuny VIII not Illustrate
" revision ~ the treaty ~ BERLIN by
oNtraNnraut demands. such us. Tor In
stance. the ceHsion VI the Islands tn
Germany.
''rhc iSnlnlschr Zoliung ridicuies tn,
report that d. Nun iioilrbcn. German
Ambassador ut Washington. has CONS
plAined 81 brrry'H remarks In tho
House OF Representative. and says
that the United Hutrf Ambassador in
Berlin Mr. White. misht ur we'll have
complained NJ Herr AhiwnrdtH anti
American rawlings in the i,eichstag."
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Sod llea.an Inr Non.Ns,loa.

Chlcurn. Jan sl-N special to the
Chronicle from LuuiHVlilc. Ky SAYS
u ~ probable that mo- Inquest VIII
be- held a. determine what caused the
death NJ Tom Lansing, the puNiliHtwho
WuH Knocked out n Few weeks ngo by
John Root. ~ chIUuEu. chief ~ 'o-
lice tinuErr advances novel reason
for upn.uttinui 20 have un proof that
Lansing death wnl Da.frd hy o. blow
said De-. "hud beaidDa, what would be-
the uFHT"
" Lansing WIS tighter That was
hiH hurinrHf. tir wHH hurt while work
iug nt hIa trade Many similar eases
hive toon tfiri and 900 those who wcee
accused were acquitted. I 10 not think
any action b. necessary.
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Munnunnn ~ rI.rrlNos.


In bunn! Island Of l.nhunn. british
iiorneo Jan. 22,-Thc steamer La
buan. which hna returned from the
island of Palawan. In the southwest
agD, reports that tho spanish COVER
nor 0f the Island ana number ~
Spanish officers were murdered hy the
natives while issuing from church.
The natives then retired to tho hills.
taking tho women ana children and
some r,en as prisoners.
4 Spanish Eunhont and mail boat
called and left again. Capt. pfort Of
the steamer l.abunn interviewed tho
natives ana brought away the COVER
nors wife, the other women and chill
dren. priest and twelve soldiers.
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lord u,r-.fori on III ME Alliance.

Yokohama. jan. g'.-Admlrul Lord
Charles lercsfDrd. who has spent some
time iu china ON special mission from
the iiritifh associated chambers NJ
home. speaking ni Toxic on Saturday
nt o. meeting of the Japanese aaHuria-
ton, repeated hiH previously expressed
Wish Tor nu alliance hOtwrrn japan.
Germany England and the United
States Co protect trading interests Ia
'sinn. Lord iicrcffnfd also condemned
any policy based upon sl'horrr " In
nuoucc that the country might take.
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Paris. Jan. ee-'rhc Mai, comte Fer
dlnund Walsh Esterhuzy, the reputed
author OF the preyfua bordsrcau, who
arrived here Wednesday evening from
Rotterdam 20 testify before the court
Of Cessation, wrote yesterday 10 N. De
Freyclnet. Tho minister for war. ask
professional secrecy. N, De Freycnet
today acccdcd 10 his request ana II IA
believed that Comte Gsterhazy win
appear before the court tomorrow. lie
continues to decline To receive visitors
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An WENT OyrnnoAnD.
Insane Mother browns rhrs. Chiidr.n aud
Iferssif-iier Husband Follows suit.

Rome, ian, ga steamer Just ar
rived ~ Genoa from Buenos Ayrcs. re-
ports Tint ON January iith a peasant
woman named Ferrafini IN NJ Of in
SANITY. threw hor three little sons into
the sea and then letpei overheard. An
four were drowned. Two days later
her husband aud daughter jumped into
the sea and were lost. The remaining
SON. who has made fortune IN La
Plata, landed az Gonoa.
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view Of avoiding the recurrence Of such
mistakes. makes the following an
nounccment today.
The Americans here have decided
go send to the Washington government
a protest against the anti-Gcrman cx-
pressions used IN the House ~ Repre-
scntativcs. and declaration that no
animosity against American exists IN
Germany. where Americans always
meet with the most friendly recep-
ton"
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chieaso to tnplurs Tho Indlan suppll,..

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Cullom
has been Informed that during 1889 all
federal contracts Tor Indian supplies
viii be- placed In Chicago.
The bureau 90 Indian nraorr how
ever. IL handicapped IN It's purchases
~ chicago because ~ the absence ~
un indian warehouse After thor
uugh inveatigatiuu by Commissioner
Jones u has been found that the gov
ornmont could save tau.nun o yenr In
transportation charges alone IN tho lot
ting ~ contracts Tor indian supplies
were confined IN Chicago.
Senator 'ulium has addressed Sec
rotary Alrcr with reference to army
supplies and expects reply next week.
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Company il rorm-d In Cologne To Connect
German, aud America

London. Jan. g3-Thc Berlin cores
pendent ~ tie p1ily News says "A
Joint stock company has been formed
az Cologne with capital Ut ctG1 600.
To lay cable direct from Germany to
the United States. 1t the Same time
Wolrs Telegraph agency decided IN
establish branch office IN Sew York
city. Evidently the yellow press came
pairn against Germany. which Inns
cnutod great enlightenment tun both
sides. has Induced the German govern
mvnt Co favor this project hy which
u 10 hoped 10 exercise direct Influence
upon rublic opinion in the United
gtnttf"
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Munich. Jan. e2.-The Neusic Mach
richtrn. which raised a storu az indir-
nation among the ultra patriotic pa
perH, by limiting that German doings
In the Philippines We're largely respon-
sible for the delicate relations between
the United States and Germany, and
that as the German foreign office knew
nothing OF them. II would be advisable
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London. Jan 21.-Thc Daily News.
editnfinliv today. says. "Thc clayton
liulwcr treaty " q singular document.
signed BY q weak American admins
iratlIn In peculiar circumstances. and
Tor Lord Salisbury 10 insist upon its
unconditional Observance now would
be- neither rraCluuH nor wise"
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TUM0R EXPELLED.
Unqualified Success OF Lydia u.
Plnkham'e Vegetable Compound.

Mrs, ELIzAnrrm wnErLooK, Magno-
liza, Iowa, In the following letter do
heribes her recovery from very eriti-
cal condition;
"nNAg Mus. PISKIIAN;-f have boon
taking your Vegetable Compound, aud
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sA"WF h'N'ANAh
70 praises. IL
las done Won
lera for me In
relieving mo
of u tuInor
" My health
has been poor
forthree years.
Change OF Ito
was working
a upon me- 1
n was very
y much bloated
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From Chicago. Omaha. ~. Louis,
kansas city. Denver. Park
n. oiiy AID Ogdcn .......,. 4. ........s pi
FROM Helena, Butte. Portland
san ffancircn. ogden and In.
. t"rmediatc points. . SEA
IRON san Francisco. Cache VAL
Icy, Ogden Montpelier ana -uia
q. springs aud intermediate points a o
FROM 'hicagu. Omaha St Luuia
knnfua city. Denver and Ou-
den 20 a
From Frisco. Milford. sanpcte.
Provo. Eureka. Mammoth. sii.
Ncf city and intermediate
$40 POINTS O.. ... ... o. 81. e. .. d. g y .
"MlNcd train from Terminus
Iooclu aud Garfield Reach .....Gc0p
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Oregon Short Line RQI|W0y.
rIME cAnp n EIrEcr LAN. 4 lm


Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake
CITY daily as follows.
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g. 3 CURRENT INT TABLE

Leave Salt Lake city.
so e-fnr Prove. Grand juno.
ton aud an points East 5 % a n.
No, t-fur Provo Grand June
ton and all points Enst. Z 20 % m
80. C-for bingham. i.shi. Pro-
Yo, Mhnti. iielknnp and
40. S-For Eurrka. faynon. Pro-
voi and all Intermediate
No. al Tot OGDEN and Tho West 10 10 p N
No lot Ogden aud the West. pB d N
No. p-ior Ofd-n. Intermediate
paints nud Nrst ... tsst...ss 20 y IN
''' tsrmediais points :. :. ..ssam
Arrive Salt Lake City.
No. i-from, ninrhnm. Provo.
Grand Junction and the
40. s-From Provo. Grand
!, .ipneiiou snd tho lost 10 .opm
Eureka lielknap. Manu
aud intermediate points - y m
No. 9-lfum Eureka. fayf0n.
Prove and Intermediate
no. from ogden saua' tho "
:. =. Meet. 80. ..,, -. 900. ! % ppm
- dlala polni.' ,,.,..'...,.'..,. . 10 p Ia
termodiaio polnt,...,,...,' SIS pm
TICKET OFFICE, 100 ives, Second
South street poatoiiiee corner.
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For Chlcnr1. Omaha. Denver
pqd Patk civ. - %. ~. = % a.
FOR Ogden. pu'Htgiiu. Montpelier,
SOFA rptinFs Cache Valley and
q, lniefmedlatrIIu inis ..... .....i ~ y m
For son Franchise. ogden. Cache
valley and Intermediate
. puluts .... ......... ..s. 20 a. AIN
For oauon. Denver Kansas city.
Omaha. st. Louis chicago
au1 Intermediate ulnis. 90 AZ pm
For pHNfu. iiuttr. Helena. Port
-. lao! and sag ireucl..e 20 sam
'fof Mcrcur Eureka. Silver city.
Provo Nrpnl fHuuHtH. Mll.
ford. Frisco and intermediate
points ....... ... ..............s 0i AN
"afikrd train Tor Uafnod beach.
.r Ie2i,i' and and ,Ierm'p9ggs, .,. sd5,N an
tcpt sunday.
''naily except sunday.
CITY. TICKET OFFICE, under Ma.
sonic ilnll No - west second South
street. Telephone No. 80 Railroad and
Steamship Tickets on sale 10 an PARTS u
The World. Pullman Palace Car Ticket
Office.
-. y HURLEY.
T. W. ECctES
49, ocn.tni Tminc Manager.
W, II, BANCROFT
vicc-PreHldcnt md Den. Mgr.
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after suing for peace by Spain. was in
itself sufficient to decide the questions
iuVoIveI
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TICKET OFFICE 100 ives, Second
South street poatoiiiee corner.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-23
ELABORATE GIFT.

New York Times: Unique among the
testimonials to be presented to Admiral
Dewey during his entertainment in this
city will be that now in preparation for
a committee representing the shipping
interests of New York. 1t is an elaborate
volume of newspaper clippings relative
to the admirals career in the late war.
with a handsome table to support the
book. The cost of the book Ind the table
combined will be in the neighborhood Of
81. 900.
The book will consist of about $50 g
OF clippings, and will be i~nterspersed with
q number Of water-color illustrations by
well known artists of this city. The bind
ing Is black seal, the kin used in it's
making probably being the largest on
record among the binderies Of New York.
The corner plates are Of chased sterling
silver. All told, the book will cost some-
what more han 1900.