Another Gift For The Museum

Major Souile lilas received a letter ïiom .fhe Hom. J. M. B. SU1 late, minister to Korea, who is bn lüs way honve, that hes had shipped a paas for the museum oí the UndK-ersltj coataiiiing a set oí figures whicli lite Koiieiams set up in tiliir temples. These imiaig.es are abont 14 Juches l.iiH and represaut a Baddhist and lii.i attbendants an their way from Sanea to Cayloa to brilng back copies of tbe eacred books. The figures ïieprasant the prlest and lüs attendant, accamipanied by a manbey, a ■fox, a pig, shöep anxd a horse. Thely uu-e umliqu'a and bav& never before Uceen cibbaitted to1 send ouit of Korea. Ainoufber caea cootalins two Korean ziggteB, ome of wbicü is !or the Norimal sdhool. Thay are peculiar ipacktog frames, tlie most scieatific ever toventied, on -vliich Koi-ean pack cool1cs caiTy their enormious loads. Mr. vSi:l -writes from San Francisco November 3, aind hopes to. arrive hortïy ia D-e'üroit.- Daily Tlmies.