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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16
BALTIMORE s OHIO RAILROAD
Knights Templar Tr,ennial conclave.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, OcT, 1914.
For the knights Templar Tri-
ennial Conclave, to be held at
Pittsburgh, Pa, from October
10th to 14th, 1898, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will sell tick
cts from all points east of the
Ohio river at one first class fare
for the round trip, good going
on October 9Th to 18th, inclusive,
and good returning, leaving
Pittsburgh to and including Oc-
tober 18th, 1898, except by de-
posting ticket with Joint Agent
at Pittsburgh not earlier than
October 18th nor later than DC.
tober 18th, and on payment OF
fifty (5o) cents, return limit
ticket may be extended to leave
Pittsburgh to and including Oc-
tober 31st, 1898.
Solid Royal Blue vestibuled
trains run daily from New York
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Balti
more, Washington and intermedi'
ate points, elegantly equipped
with Pullman sleeping cars, OBJ
servation parlor cars and unex
celled dining car service.
For tickets and full informa
ton. apply nearest ticket agent
B. s. o. r. r. 44-5t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

Farmers are coming more and
more to see the real benefits from
using fertilizers. The most
popular are Baugh & Sons Bone
Meal, Double Eagle and General
Crop Grower, which may be had
at the lowest prices all
Aft. r. T. LowNDEs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
son can not know what desperate con-
dition 1t can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, infiicting its
faint upon countless innocent ones.
Rome years ago was inoculnted with poison
M 4 nurse who Injected my babe with blood
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

If you want tags,
If you want dodgers,
If you want sale bills,
If you want envelopes,
If you want bill heads,
If you want note heads,
1t you want statements,
If you want show cards,
If you want letter heads,
If you want programmes,
If you want large posters.
If you want shipping tags,
If you want wedding cards.
Ifyou want deeds of trust,
If you want business cards,
If you want negotiable notes,
If you want promissory notes,
If you want deeds for sale of
land,
If you want job printing of any
description done in the best
style at rock bottom prices call
at the TELEGRAM Office.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

curry and potash seemed to add fuel TO the
awful flame which was devourinR me. was
advised by friends who had seen wonderful
cures made by II. to try Swift's Specific. We
got two bottles. and felt hope again revive IN
again, Improved from the start, and . com.
piete and perfect cure was the result. g. g. 3.
II the only blood remedy which reaches des.
pernte cases, Mas. T. W. LEE,
Montgomery, Ala.
I Ofthe many blood remedies, 8. 8. 8.
Is the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. 1t never fails to
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the reach OF other remedies.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

faint. The little one was
Unequal 70 the struggle.
and It's life was yielded
DIP TO the fearful poison.
FOR six long years l sui.
Tered untold misery. I
WAS covered with sores
and ulcers from head 20
foot, and no language
can express my feelings
OF woe during those long
years. ! had the best
medical treatment. Sew
eral physicians success,
Gively treated me. but all
a - aNN - -
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

Subscribe for the TELEGRAM,
the leading local newspaper.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

Those who want to take out
shares of Building Association
stock should remember that they
han commence any time with the
Home Builders Building and
Loan Association. You don't
have to wait for the end of q
series or year. but the books are
always open at D. K. Reed & Cos
Store. 21tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-16

Trains leave Weston for Sutton at
12:4O D. m. daily except Sunday.
Leave Weston for Buckhannon at
1900 (noon) daily and $50 daily except
Sunday. :.
1890 q. m. arrive ut Camden on auiey
at 4 :46 p. m. daily except Sunday.
NorE: Trans leaving Buckhannon at
Gal a. N. arriving ut Clarksburg at 9:o5
i Al. leaving Clarksburg at s:o5 p. m.
arriving at Buckhannon at 4:A p. m.
s% All Other Trains Daily except Sun
day,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
cOrRsEs or SrrDy FOR TEACHERS.

According TO new regulations made by superh-
tendent Maxwell certificates for teachers promo
tions are TO he obtained completion OF certain
courses OF study instead OF by examination mo
teachers associations OF NewYork are endeaVor-
ing 10 arrange for courses OF study Designed "
comply with those requirements. but so far 'ne ue
mand for such instruction seems 10 e1.'" ~
.ur,lx +, ~. bo,s Of supplying this need To some
derr.s tho Committee OF the Ethical tuitnte
schools has arranged in its norma. ,sis down
Courses which will meet the conditions MI "S a.
bv the CITY Superintendent. Courses are o,,s go.
pplied psychology. appreciatiNe ano ct,ioA ,or;
Of literature nature stunF' "t'' T>"
The classes will be organized Saturday SoSem.
West Fiftv-fourth-st The tuition VIII oe 'io tor
Zach
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
uRS S4GES HOSPITAL OFFER.

Mrs Russell Sage. being asked yesterday TOT
true account OF the report going the rouh"s VI '''
nre.s that she had offered n site for 'on'a"s
.,,.. hous FOR soldiers and that II had been sum
rn,rilv rejected by the Government. had ms 10 SSs
TO . Tribune representative
Last August, when the conditions AT NOM"
were such that many things were lacNnk' ""o
The offer OF a hotel property near Washl'is o"'
All things being " nat they were Represented 20 W.
/ vas MAYED 10 write 70 President MckinIey on
Ing It. IL desirable and surgeon VA aisd thI.
official reply: This beautiful properly II V V.ae'e
nearer TO the sea coast and line OF M ra' a'u,
would be verv desirable for hosptsl purpose ,. ~.
II does not app-ar 10 be adv aoie AZ
~ establish a hospital far from thr c9aS' hi'r M
from the different en'ampmehs o''"P' ~
troops. ,.. ,lo.r and this
closed the Offer
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
THE BLOOWINGDALE LiBRARl OPfNhD'

The Bloominsdale Branch OF the Ne"-forh rIee
Circulating Library was opened 10 the puoHc vac
Are. q. INF, month. It occupies plot 4S lSe'
,,on, bv ~ In depth on the south side o' One-hun-
dreathst between the Boulevard and Amsterdam
ave II has q ba sement and three stories or which
,he frst /. OF light gray limestone anu the o'hes
~ li.hf-colorea brick with terra GOTTA Ornamental
riou The construction IL hreproof throughout O''
the main roor IL the circulating library oi eis"'
tbonsaud volumes arranged chiefly on sheNl"s
,rourd the walls so that plenty Of space - 'eil
ror the public who have direct access 10 we 'o'N'
The second Moor is devoted entirely 10 me 'e"""e
room and reference library. There s seauhs ga
nacttv of thirty-six ia oes on the main moor ad
in. reading room viii ac'onnlodate slNtE-slN Vi
more AZ al present arranged. The reailng-roohi
contains the small reference library ana ~ poNneo
with the city newspapers and al. the maSazih's
The third story contains quarters ior me Janl,o,r
and his family. The building II particulary WI
lighted the main floor having sour large wimuYMS s
i'm front besides the glazed door. and -FOUR sinhii'r
windows above the wall cases in the rear. besides
large inclined skyl. ght The fixtures Tor arunciai
light are arranged FOR both and electflclr n
Gliding the land. this building cost nearly %o'W.
which has been supplied entirely from ne 'nias VI
the liorary. The architect is James Brown LOW
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
~ AID or Az ENLARGED HOSPITAL.

rbs annual entertainment in behalf OF the 81
Marks Hospital will take plac~ on Friday evening
November y, at the Metropolitan Opera House
and will consist OF operate concert, under 'ne
direction OF Emil Paur. who. with his largely aug
manted orchestra, assisted by Mm" Schnma""-
Upink contralto: charlotte Maconda. soprano
Leontlne Gaertner vioonrrllis,: Mr. Burm'ister
pi,uist and others will interpret n programme OF
sycpn.nce The Entertainment Committee con-
-Isting ~ DR.. Carl Beck. chairman; MaNmhah
Rnitenau and ID. Mclean Shaw. makes an
arrest appeal for aid r"plensh IN" depIstee
treasury. drained by the purchase and equipment
% The adjoining building. No. lIs Seeond-a'e.'
which was needed supply the increasing ae-
m.nds OF the district in which the hospital ~ si'u,
eted No sooner r. ready for use man ~ ~
Inc beds were occupied by the poor SICK o, L uie
district, or the sick and wounded soldiers ol "r
Army. -, No. ~ IN.
seats are now sale AT the box once OF & ,ae
,totrnnoi,t.n Onera IIouse and cont ributlons may
he GENT 70 the hospital addressed TO ~ "''N""
shaw treasurer. No. II, Stc0nd-Sve
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
4\TIOTES AND ART OBJECTS.

A. the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, No. 1s
rrjftn-ave yesterday the sale wss begun OF co..
lection Of antiques formed by Colonel Charles F..
Tipton OF QuakertoHn, Penn. II will continue to
dav and to- morrow at p. m. The articles offered
include a large assortment Of old bsl-and-c!awfoot
colonial furniture. specimens OF chippendaie ana
Sheraton George III and Queen Anne china. Shef-
field piAte Il Rltsnhouse msntel clock made In
l7S several hall clocks. and old swords. other
articles TO be sold are offered 20 close an estate;
and include a marble statue. with pedestal, Oh
nainting Louis XVI centre table. decorated with
rovel Sfyres medallions: bron2ss. cut glass. OAK
GA binets rugs. draperies. curtains. etc.
SATURDAY al . o. m. will be sold collection ol
English and American historical engravinss ana
rnazzotlnts bv I.andseer. Cousins. Valentine ana
others ard portraits OF Washington. Lafayette.
Jackson ana Webster.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
BEGINNINGS or NfSIC.
MISS HANNAH SMITH LECTURES oN THE
c1.p1EA-r L.SLNa; CIIART ILLlsTEATIONS.

,uss HANNAH SMITH LECW'R RES oN THE
srBIECT. USING CHART ILLUSTRATIONS.
Miss Hannah Smiths first lecture or me season
ON music given Yesterday morning at Ire nome
- Mr. T. f. DAILY. 80. 10 East SNty-s"'ond-S'-'
was well attended ana received ih' undi'IuF" NJ
tontion of the music levers presen. ior IuIs 81"
hour Hoy subject WAS Ancient m" '''"'' :"
Music" and she Illustrated hcr s.drin""'S WI"
"r.r,s cravings and musical selections -
81 ia in pa IT. More than one th0nsand vars
,5nr. 1rpheus a Chinese musician SAID. pay
ihe music OF my soul ana me TTf 'o, vant
IT, ~ -, tr. mind OF q people hear Their music
:" "a thcse truths certainly iilusrht"d py Ihe
life Of the Jewish nation, me niitfi ni;5 u T." th I'm
~ SO a,I in the private life OF the people had
prominent place. and Il is our great loos ,n"' We
The Greek drama was sung or lnpn.l alu .i ,.ir
moot US also the composer. nei' Was u" M
p,, huf th"n We cannot Judge the cieciah tt-lc
Ir tl.e standard Of our day. There are only a ifW
among them being the Hymn 20 Apollo recently
discovered al Delphi , - ....,i.,i.. l..
,oid Of eyuression and which caused her 10 re-
MY that their music was very mum below the
n,her arts Of the Cirecisn people
',st.i cult,re and thon she told aDgt mo esta n
Tshment of singing schools IN Rome TOT ne 'idlh,
~ ~ cbori.ters during the fourth century, ana
pS ,bo, talked about the primitive organs. -spe-
oiaiIv mentioning many ,piped one I, WlncheS'er
cafbedral that could be heard q mi' avn.
'HW!a1tnr : Young barytOne singer. sang acme
- the la -slcal songs and Gregortan n!mnt MISS
smith talked about - . ,-,o,;. o.
snd vii be delivered on November 2. Al the same
riac. At her own home. No Us Nest SKY
.ixth-st Miss Smith viii commence series or
twelve Lectures on musi 81 history ara "'e'aiufe'
ps-inning December 10
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
CHRISTOPHER r. FORBES IGNORED.
HE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO RAISE THE
FLAG on EVACUATION DAY

FLAG On ENA'uAllOE bSf
Unless President Causen OF the Department OF
Public Parks can be prevailed upon TO change 4
ruling he has made. the Stars and Stripes will be
raised at the Battery on Evacuation Day by
Park laborer and not BY descendant OF John Van
Arsdale who climbed the pole November %
t3s, tore down the English flag and substituted the
American coiors. on every Evacuation Day sine"
then member OF the Van Arsdas family hrs
performed this duty. and Christopher X. Forbes
the great-grandson o. Van Arsdae. has had the
honor for many years. In answer TO his app.ioa-
ton 10 raise the nag this year. he received curt
note from President Clausen. informing him that
the flag would he raised by Park employr. The
letter closes with the remark: This will no. pre-
vent YOU being present AT the ceremony.
Mr. Forbes says that hs can no reason wfy
he should he deprived Of this cherished honor. "on
MAY gG,'' he said che PARK Board granted nt
p,rmit TO raise the rag at sunrise on the morning
or July and on July , | received a commtis.ca-
ton frCm President Clausen revokinY the permit
ON the morning OF July went 10 the Battery
with my usual escort but the flag was raised By a
Park laborrr was not allowed TO tou"h me
Forbcs is "A guard on the Thrd-ave. elevated
thr BATTERY on the anniversary OF lAs ancestor
h.roic deei ha- been a source OF pride 10 him, OF
whrh IN. naturally dlslikes 10 he deprived lie Is
a rnemher OF the EInpir- state Society or the Sons
of ihe American P-voluiion. and OF other pari"tlc
Df organizations.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
urnnNG cgluFS " BROoKLTN.

\ pretty home aedding was co!eora'ed Ees,e''aS
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. and 'oioh'I JAM
If storey. 40 - Sixth-si.. brooklyn "hen MISS
Ina Ross S'orcy became Mrs. Ezra he'ch"m "''e'-
bury. ,.h ,,i-,s
-, tr,..,r,oeruns the same coorng OF
L and green being carried out in the he'ora ions
-, ,hc t1bias Tho pretty bride looked TX, "ali.E
-. ~ S.Nr.s in her gown OF WIN" 7ilh nun ".,n
Trimmings Of duchcssc lac. H'r sr''t H,, ~ 'o''e
,,,.r"' - mink silk null. maid - hoii"i. ,
1rho marriage ceremony Nas piHh"un''p az N
ps, John White Chadwick. or inc ~ @ "Ip IN az
n-i, society in the presence OF ABOUT ui' nun
,,d NESTS The wedding gifts "rfc Nh',.u dna
ar" .f..r A short wedding journey Mt ahh
n.a" v,iil return another roof-
,,ee in Inc city OF Churches.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
TEUPERANCE CONVENTION kNDH.
r,.,, p,s,>rss Os, THE Session ~ ST. Paul
MRS CARsE GIVES rr WORK IN THE
Publishing AssOClNrIoN.

Pt'RfISHlNG ASSlClAIlON
St paul Mimi. Nov. l6-On the last DAY "r the
Womans Christian Tenprrsnc" Iii"n 'ohNrn'V"
th. nr>' business continuation o' ''ie IT,
uor;e from affiliated interests. Ihr r-por' o' ME-
Caroline NJ Woodward OF Nehrarks, shpSrlntfn"-
, -, the railroad departnent reviewed the un-
successful attempt prevent the sale OF Ilq"or |"
railroad men at the Omaha Exposition. and rail-
road work generally.
The report Of the Executive COMMITTEE WAS pre-
sented with recommendations FOR the coming year
The first recommendation was for the raising o.
willard memorial fund by voluntary Contributions
-, g. from each union. The report was accepted,
after f. was stated By tn. chairman mat me memo
rial fund was 20 he wholly voluntary.
Mrs rarse presented the report OF the Woman
T-rnuerance Publishing Association II sho"e"
,n., tb. cash r.celp,s ot The association for the
v-.r were N2slS expenditures NS.'so. gam OK
s2liS The memorial volume tad passed one hun
dr.d thodssud In It's circulation. Various improve
tneuis in the plant OF the publishing association
had been necessary The various publications had
fallen or in circulation. but he receipts from 'hp-
scripiions had Increased materially
Al The conclusion OF the formal report Mrs 'arse
said this would be her last National Convention
uniu shr could come and BAY he Temple had Derh
paid for 1t might be ons my shS hopeu i,i @ ..p
time when she c9n' % noHs o,a,n. ga ohrsti.n Ten
ner.ncr I'nion which she loved. She had D-rn
PRESIDENT Of the Wotnans te'np-f1nct rmps"nS sn hx
Association for nineteen yrats nat must tesSt' r.
ulace as she had other Work 10 20, one ~ .,
'Ifie stock in it which she wished 10 pfe'enf 70
The association asking on.y 10 be allo"TrH ~ 49,,
She would write hnsl column tor me ..T. ,nt
signal the Temple then rais.-T 'si bras'
vo,icb aouli be removed 10 Chicago. Nfs td'ss
mad. reference 70 her long acquantancr Win ana
love for Mrs. Stevens. TIE ~" ptt'lussl", az 80
ste nuisned Miss Gordon came % the lroi' ot Lle
platform the grouping OF the thtes pr9nsn. s,a ns
- Of thA convention. Mrs tarse. MIS- S'eHths
id Wiss cordon calling forth hearty applause.
Miss GORDON h or 6shsf o. n9 the nss aSn
,ntion' whether she had paid for the Tempe OF
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
Az OLD FOLkS' PARTY.
DONATIONS WELCOME TO-DAY At no Lus
ROSTON-AVE

DONATIONS WELCOME TO-DAY At 40 LIZ
BOsTON-AVE.
A donation party will 10 held this evening At
S. Philips Parish-hOuse. situated at 40 l1l9
Roston-ave this city. GIFTS OF groceries, cloth
ing aud anv useful supplies will be thankfully
received by the managers. who are making an
effort to raise he 81 90 necessary for the yearly
running expenses and to reduce the mortgage on
the house.
This home the only one o. the Kind for the col
ored people Of New-york. was organized twenty-five
wears ago and was carried on until 1855; In a house
in West Thirt!eth-st But the building became
too dilapidated for use. and the property I'm Bos-
ton-ave was purchased for Sl.5o The sum OF
money which had accumulated building fund
was but 300 so mat mortgage OF $500
mains. ana this Il s desirable to reduce soon az
possible
The house on BOsion-sye. Is an old ashioned
one containing fourteen rooms. II was built FOR
a large family and the comforts Of a good country
home are found beneath It's roof. he its CON
v.nieni situation makes f. easy OF access and gives
the aged inmates opportunities OF going about
little they are able.
Al the opening OF the house a year ago Bishop
dicton. lie gives the work his hearty approval.
and has himself made a subscription toward i's
support. and Commodore Gerry has sent = check
for 400
The Board @, Manager. makes an appeal 10 all
chartably inclined persons FOR help OF any kind
Kate V Carmand. No. a Wall-st or 10 Hutchns
q Bishop. No. ~ West Thirtieth-st. Ntw-York
Those interested In the work invited TO attend
the Donation party this evening.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
GOOD WORK DOVE BY WEBSTER DAVIS.

CHAIRMAN BABCOCk THANKS HIM FOR Hfs f.
FORTS N THE CONGRESS CAMPAIGN
Washington Nov. i5.-Nebstsr Davis. Assistant
Secretary % The Interior has returned 10 Washing
ton after two mon: hs' campaigning as the CHIEF
orator OF the Republican Committee on the speech
making trip which closed the night before election
he made spec hes in twelve States. beginning IN
Pennsyivania and finishing in Washington State. He
made hftv speeches in all Chairman Bahcock of
the Republican Congressional COMMITTEES has
addressed a letter OF congratuallon and thanks 70
Mr. Davis. in which he s.ys:
Our great fgh, in the territory which YOU
covered-uamely. Kansas. Nebraska. South Dakota.
Wyoming. California and Washington, rcalized
fully that II the RsDuhlicans organized the INlth
congress they would have 10 do 40 rom members
elected from these States From all the points
where YOU have spoken in these states have re
,eivsd telrgTams and lctorS advising tho committee
OF the good results - ;he party from your speeches
The states in which Won have spoken have returned
almost solid Republican delegations. and you hav-
reason TO be proud or tn" results ahn IN" Sctl'e
mari Won took IN the "amp3isn.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
COMMUNICATIONS

Letters were received yesterday from Mrs.
Dwight Burdge. OF Brooklyn; Mrs. T. Larezzi and
Mrs n. s. Tutte. OF Milton. y. Y: ". W. Will
cox OF Middetown. Conn: Mrs Sydney Evans. OF
Morgantown. y. G.. r. r. W. OF North Pelham.
y. Y: Hawkins and Chester Jordan OF Brooklyn;
Emeiio y. Hastings OF Holyoke. Mass. Il. :.
Schuyler, OF Haworth. y. j.: Gertrude Adams. OF
Passaic. y. j.: Tillie Skinner. OF Hawley. lenn.
Mrs !. &. Sherwood. OF stamford Conn: Mrs j..
s Robbins. OF Warren. Mass: Mrs. i. VI: sher-
Of Port Richmond. Staten Island: Mrs. Msrgaret
a. Campbell. OF Paterson. y. j.: Miss \. g. Ward.
OF Newark. y. j.: Mrs. Theron r. Parsons. or this
city: Miss .Iulie Heydenrich and F. T. Wilson. o.
Brooklyn: Mrs. Henry F.. Bowers and Miss lO.eph-
inc s. Gorham OF this city: Mrs. oscar lerery.
OF Washington y j.. and Miss Bertha IoeNer o.
Louisville Kv.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
lOTTHFIL THIEVES ARRESTED.
STATEN ISLAND Police CAPTURE MEMBERS o.
GANG.

George Gupneli ntteen years old. Of Mundy-av
West Brighton. Staten Isan1. and Emil Noventins
thirteen years old. OF No. u Richmond Terrace.
Port Richmond were arrested Yesterday morning
complaint OF rhorwaid Aarup. on a charge OF
having stolen a :Owboat.
The Offenders are supposed 10 belong 20 a gang
Of boy burglars and have thei- headquarters In an
old. haf-sunken canal-boat in Bodnis Creek. West
Brighton The boat was searched by the police.
who found large quantity OF meats and other
articles Of food which had been recently stolen
from the store OF William H. DepIy. OF Jewett-
ave. The BOYS were locked up and await examina-
ton before Magistrate Ma-ah to-day.
The police are on the trail Of the rest OF the
gang and more arrs-ts will follow These young
thieves have for some tms been committing small
iObberie- In the neignborhood. and the authorities
are determined TO break up the gang.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
FOLLOWING H4RRIET BEEtHth Hi""h'

Mo r,i7,be,b Gr,nnis the Editor OF Church
,.,,., ,d la,dar of the National Christian
.avue will SPEAK at the mass meeting 10 be held
mi. evening al Cooper Union for the purpose OF
discussing the disturbances created in regard 10 the
uasro question In Wilmington. y. 9. Mrs Granhs
,, r,,,. 70 tho letter written by Mrs.. FELTON, and
t,hrH VIII oyar nor signature. This address will be
Z, 9hs natIre Of defence OF the negr0-s position.
,s W. Wv Crannis mas mad- study Of colofed people
nd heir ,l-vrlopment mentally ana morally. some
line ago sh. formally adopted a coored lntaht 10
hriny m I'm such a way "A shall enable the BOY 10
become "A helper his race and leader IN rs a.
vancemeni. She thoroughly believes In the aoii,y
OF The negro TO make himself worthy citizen Her
views are thos. ot nm de steele disciple OF mar
2 81 Erecher stowe.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

A bound book. entitled Summer Diift"ood,
came from Mrs. G. Pellctt. OF Bnghamton. y y;
box from Mrs. Edwin Holman. OF Greenwich
Conn. con aiming pair OF blue and white boudoir
slippers play horsereins book and booklet =
pretty pen-wiper pen and reading mater from
Miss Julia Heydenreich o, Brooklyn. drawing
slate from Miss H. Lindsly. OF Washington. u. c.;
three bound books rom Mrs. J. G. Gray. or Hot
Springs. Va. number OF copies OF "Ihe 'hlld
Bible" scrap pictures ca rds and cOor"d paper iOI
fancy work from Miss Florence l. WILSON. OF
Brooklyn. bON Of embroidery silks from ; T.. y ;
scrap pictures from Miss Mary t. Bdfn'ih' %
this city. w"r-tcd holder. without q maine; D"N
containing silk pieces and clippings. rom MISS
Jose phinc : Gorham OF this city. about hiiN mag
aZines. from &. y. Stout. oi New -Rrinswt'k. y =
pictures from Miss r. NJ Roberts. Of Trenton ~
j.. and pcn-and-lnk sketches from Mss Margaret
Stollemcy"r. q mis- city.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
up cIPNFGJE'S JURY TROU BILE SETTLED.

Andrew Carnegie president OF the Carnegie Steel
company a warrant for whose arrest was obtained
,as, Friday because he had failed to appear before
the Special Commissioner o. Jurors to testify AZ
., his qualifications 10 act a special Juror. ~
,urn.d 10 No West Fifty-Arst-st his home In
mi. city yesterday. When seen there last night
Mr. Carnegie said he had not been arrested, and
did not expect 10 De. That has been settled" hs
added.