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what is to come to us as natlon?" He

'What is to come to us as nation?" He
sad in part:
What will be the result of the strange
processes through which We have been
carried the past twelve months? Wonder
takes a large place in our spirits al tie
present moment. What will our legislative
bodies do with respect to our new pcs es-
sluns? The Hawaiian Islands. Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines all standing wa t.
ing for the wisdom OF our legislators 10 act
for them. We are possessed, Therefore, as
seldom within a generation, of opportun:-
ties to think. and when the situation CT the
world brings a man an opportunity TO
think. and he does not think, God can DO
little for him.
'Th great need is that We think all sides.
that we think dispassionately. that We
think with the very highest motives. Then
our thinking will bring us larger man
hood. Whatever the result may be in our
politics or government of all these islands,
our manhood and womanhood will be
larger il we think truly and honestly and
devotedly about them. God threatens the
life of a nation through such crises as
these cut of which we are coming SO far as
the stress of military life is concerned into
the stress OF political considerations.
Never in the life of the Nation mas there
been a situation wher the American citizen
WAS forced TO look al his nation in such
relations to the worlds life. The day il
forever passed when We can look at it oil
be permitted to look at it as an isolated
nation By the force of circumstances, by
the necessities of the times, We have gone
into the life of the world as nsver before
Thanks be TO God for that For when al
individual or nation through an open door
Of opportunities passes into larger sphere,
no matter what the details of coming action
may be, if he seeks in all honesty and in
tegrity TO build up the world, then he has
a golden opportunity 10 win manhood for
himself and manhood and liberty for others.
Therefore, l feel that this nation has pro-
found reasons for Thanksgiving in having
thrust upon it such necessities"
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A Boru. check Passed.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Horace G. Toone,
from Plattsburg, N Y, former member
of the Twenty-first Infantry. who was
lately employed as telegraph operator
on Governors Island. was prisoner in
the Centre Street police court yesterday.
charged with having passed bad check
for s62 25 on John H. Tegeler. of Brooklyn
The check was drawn to order of Conrad
j. Jordan, Assistant United States Treas
urer. Tegeler learned later that it was one
of the five stolen from the Office of the
commander on Governors Island last June,
ana was worthless. Magistrate Pool held
Toone in $1,000 bail for further examina-
ton
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A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada z Hart
Of Groton, s. D.: 'was taken with bad cold
which settled on my lungs; cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saying l could live but short time
l gave myself up to my Saviour. determined, il I
could not stay with my friends on earth / would
meet my absent ones above. My husband was
advised to get DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds i gave it a trial,
took in all eight bottles. 1t has cured me, and,
thank God. am saved and a well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free at Henry
Evans drug store, a3s F Street Regular size, so
cents and u. Guaranteed or price refunded
Pains and soreness in the stomach resulting
from coughing paroxysms are relieved by Deans
menttolatcd drcps.
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her copy CT the report on their work.
gilt edged. handsomely bound in leather
and profuse!y illustrated. On the cover 1t
bears the titls Fourteen Years Work
Among Erring Girls; as Conducted by the
National Florence Crittenton Missions, pre-
sented by the National Florence Crittenton
Missions TO Mrs. William Mckinley"
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the place besides the patient and his wife,
and nine OF tnese are quarantined. The
house is one of several tenements in this
alley, which is crowded with colored fam
lilies. The persons living in the house will
be removed to the detention camp this
morning and the house will be thoroughly
disinfected. 1t was learned that Mrs.
Young is a washerwoman, and had several
bundles of clothing in the room where her
husband has been i'll.
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Ladies' Plush Capes, S3.98.

Trimmed with braid and jet in the
latest designs-lined with mercerized
satine-extra full sweep and deep
storm collar. and finished with Thibet
fur. S. value at s3.9S.
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Mems and Boys Shoes.

Mems Satin Calf. Lace or Congress
Shoes. In opera, London, or globe
toe Wear well and worth Il u
$1.15, for. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys extra good quality satin end
box calf leather Shoes in tan willow,
Worth sl.5o and 81. Sizes 10 to Q7C
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Ladies Tail0r.made Suits, ,S9.98

Ladies' Cheviot and Venetian Cloth
Suits-jackets made in the most desir-
able styles Of REFER and box effects,
lined throughout with taffeta silk.
Skirts made in the latest styles. s14
and SIG values at $9.9S.
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Ladies' Gowns, SOC.

Ladies' fine Muslin Gowns: yoke
made Of Hamburg insertion and tucks;
finished with embroidery ruffle:
sleeves are made with tucked cuff and
ruffie; extra full length and width.
Worth S9c. for Soc.
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Ladies' Wrappers, Oc.

Ladies' fine percale Wrappers In .
good assortment OF colors, including
grey and white and black and white.
Yoke, cuffs. and belt made of solid
colors. trimmed with fancy braid: fitted
waist lining full sweep skirt, and pock-
cts. Worth 9Sc, for 69c.
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Ladies' UndermuSlins.
Ladies' Chemise, zoe.

Ladies' Muslin Chemise, round yoke
and sleeves; form-fitting and French
felled seams; full length and width.
worth 39c, for 20c.
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Ladies Tailor. made Suits, $3.50

Ladies' Camers Hair Cloth Suits. in
the latest shade Of grey-jackets are
made in the new box and fly fronts
with revers faced with "peau de soie'
silk-skirts made in the new gored-
front effects-stitched seams and pleat-
ed back. $40 value at $3.50.
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Ladies' Skirts. S5c.

Ladies' Muslin Skirts. with knee
founce of cambric. and fine Hamburg
embroidery ruffle; full width with dust
ruffle Worth s1-25 for S5c.
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Ladies Tailor.made Suits,S7. so

Man-tailored Suits of Homespun Cloth
in the most desirable shades of grey.
navy. and black-jackets are REFER and
fly fronts new sleeve, and lined with
best mercerized satine. Skirts cut in
the latest styles-pleated back and lined
with percaline. $l2 value at $3.50.
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Ladies' Drawers, Ac.

Ladies' fine Muslin Drawers: deep
cambric. hemstitched rTffie; full cut.
yoke band and taped. Worth 39c, for
24c
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Girls Jackets, SI.08.

Girls Jackets, in brown and navy
Cheviot Cloth. made in the REFER ef-
fects-trimmed with fancy braid and
novelty buttons. Regular SO value at
S1.9S.
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Ladies' Coats, S4.98.

Ladies' Black Kersey Coats, made in
the leading short effects-tailor- stitched
seams-double- breasted box front, and
lined with figured mercerized satine.
81 value at $4.9S.
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Ladies' Coll arettes, S.

Ladies' 'Stone Marten" Collarettes.
with yoke of electric seal"-extra full
sweep and deep collar. $40 value at IS.
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Children's Aprons, 33c.

Children's fine Gingham Aprons in
blue and brown checks. made with
deep ruffle around yoke and shoulders:
full skirt and deep hem. From to IA
years old. Worth 49c, for 33c.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Ladies' CrepOn Skirts, S2.98.

Ladies' Black Crepon Skirts. made In
the latest styles-lined with percaline
and bound with waterproof binding.
s. value, at S2.9S.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
|DOWN IN THE
~ BASEMENT SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Dongola Kid Lace and But
ton Shoes. Extra good value. 0QC
Worth $1.50. for. ~
Ladies' finest Vici Kid and Box Calf
Button or Lace Shoes, patent leather
and kid tips. Some have ex-
tension soles. Worth $3.50 and { 70
SO, for. ~i'sS
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Mems Winter Underwear, ISC.

All our odd lots of mems heavy win
ter underwear. comprising S5c and soc
values in shirts and drawers. II your
size is in this lot it is your chance. as
We have about 10 dozen shirts and
drawers TO select from. A garment. 1Sc.
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TO CURE LA GRIPPD IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money IL it fails to cure. Z. W.
Groves signature is each box. Csc.
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p EDWEAR
BARGAINS.
10-4 Grey Blankets, 59c pr.

Made with neat red stripe borders
wears splendidly and very good
weight, and worth sec.
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Misses and Children's ShOi

Misses fine Vici Kid and Box Calf
Button or Lace Shoes in tan shades.
A large stock to select from zoe
Worth $1.25 and $3.50. for...... ~
Children's Shoes, made of dongola
kid. patent leather tips. and extension
soles. Sizes to IL. Worth 75c duC
and 81. for. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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EDUCATIoSAI.
LEARN TO SING AT SIGHT.
THE CHORAL sOCIETY,s

THE OHOHAL SOCIETH'S
Sight t-Singing Glasses meet every Tuesday even
ing at Sheldon's Hall, 1901 +, Street northwest
Elementary class, to s. Advanced class, to 9
Lessons. I0c each. The celebrated .Damroscl
System is used
proc. KIRKPATRICK,
Organist ard Choir Master at Trinity Church,
Conductor noS0-lmo
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Bed COmf0rtableS, 75c.

a very good quality-full size and
nice colors and patterns-and worth
S1.15.
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UNDERWEAR
and HOSIERY.
Ladies' Jersey
Ribbed Vests, 124c.

Fleece lined. embroidered around
neck and down front: trimmed with
pearl buttons; short sleeves only; every
garment worth SOC.
Ladies' All-w0Ol Vests
and Pants, Csc each.
Jersey ribbed. splendid weight: guar
anteed non-shrinkable; one of the very
best makes. that usually sells for 81.
Children'S.
Vests and Pants, 19c.
This is one of the greatest values
ever offered. They come in all sizes;
all ieece-Iined: splendidly made and
worth 35c.
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Mems Night Robes, 39c.

"Domet" or ''Flannelette" Night
Robes. full length and size; sizes IA to
10. Made nice and good fitting. fancy
and neat patterns; SOC quality. for 39c
The evening times., 1899-11-30
Hemstitched Pillow Cases. 10c

Celebrated Monarch brand-45X36-
made of good muslin and well worth
15c.
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lNIOTIONS AT
4 y STALL PRICES.

Needle Cases, &c.
Pocket Mirror and Comb, Sc
Dozen Large Kid Curriers', &c.
Dozen Bone Hairpins, &C.
Papers Pins. 1c.
Card Hooks and Eyes. 1c.
Paper Best English Pins. sc.
Spool Basting Cotton. 1c.
Ball of Darning Cotton, 1c.
Curling Irons, SC.
Two boxes Mourning Pins, 1c.
Dozen Safety Pins. 1c.
Dozen Shoe Laces, &c.
Salt and Pepper Boxes, &c.
Hand Scrubs, &c.
Spool Barbour's Linen Thread, &C.
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White Laundered Shirts, 39c.
Mems Gloves, 49C.
Driving Gloves, 25c.

HEAVY WORKING OR DRIVIN
GLOVES, wool lined. pigskin, SOC qua
ity. extra strong. and REINFORCED; a
sizes: a pair. 25c.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Cltn 6oicls.

THE Mystery OF Beauty" In the Atlantic
we find no special tribute to the holiday spirit,
but the list OF papers and stories is more than
ordinarily long and includes much good material.
The bookish monthlies. The Critic" "The Book
Buyer" and THE Bookman." all appear in holl-
day covers and abound In criticism and descrIp
tion Of the holiday publications
From the International News Company we
have received the usual holiday budget of the
English weeklles in their Christmas editions.
BLACK and White" "The Sketch" The Illus
trated London News" "The Gentlewoman" and
The Graphic" These contain. as In previous
years. stories and pictures. The latter are mostly
OF Christmas scenes. The fiction is miscel-
aneous in character. Figaro" OF which an
English edition is also printed, IL not so good
have known it to be In other years save In
It's huge supplementary pictures in color. The
purely English weekes are all full OF amuse
ment.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
DED ID LINE.
11ciition III Bankrnptep.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT for the

Southern District Of New York In the Matter OF the
petltIon Antonio Mascoveere ct al have
Alello declared Involuntary bankrupt Summons To
IN. above named francesca Aello: You hereby
moned before the District Court Of the u s. OF A., with
and Southern District Of New York. to be held
at the Post Orce Building in the Borough OF Mauhaan
city of New York. in said District, the 9th day Of
January 1900 1890 o'clock in the forenoon appear
plead answer demur to the petition OF Antonio Mas
covetere Giuseppe Mognocavallo and Carmine Laco in
our said court praying that you be adJudged bank
rupt and In OF your failure 10 appear plead answer
domur adjudication win be made against you accord
ing the prayer OF the petition. HAYS GREENBAUM
HERSiIFiEI.D. Attorneys for Petitioners. once and
Post Address No. 14i Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian city OF New York. To the above named Fran
Aeo; The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant To nm order of Hon Addison
Brown OF the Judges Of the United states District
Court for District OF New York, dated the
oath day November 1852 and fled with the petition In
the ofice tho clerk of said in the Post once
Building In the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
Hays Greenbaum Hershned ATTORNEYS for Petitioners
Dated New York. November 18th. A. D.. 1872
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES
Office of the Manhattan State Hospital No MACS, s,ss,
Ave New York cySealed proposals for furnishing ror
and alt meats and butter period or three months la
Jany l. 1900 and condensed and cows milk for ~ me
OF six months Jany 1900. In accordance Win .np
specdcatIons copies Of which may be obtained on aw,
cation SIS viii be received az his s once which
40 o. clock r. NJ Wednesday. Dee u. 1879. al W. iii
tune and place the Board Il Managers VIII ope" *
bids No bid FOR supply shall he consioeI.a ctu-
ally engaged In the packing. slaughering snc aSo
ping OF beef put the provisions OF Chap hs
Laws OF isoi and for other supplies bids shan ~
considered except parties who are aetua aesls
in the commodities for which they submit propr Tor
Each hid must be accompanied by certined ensss,ss
hve per cent. the amount OF the bid as c,n-
OF good faith A bond OF some approved suivN wtll
pany for one-third the amount OF the ths
co,,rscs "''' " HENRY r. HOwI.4Np,
Presdent Board Of ManSe.S
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19

The appro1ma,. amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described proDerty Is 70 Be sold s
~ snty-one thousand I'VE hundred dollars with interest
thereon from the day OF FEBRUARY 1880 together with
costs allowance amounting 10 about three hundred and
unetytwo so 100 dollars and interest thereon from
the day OF November 1899 together with the expenses
of tie sale and for the year lsas amounting 70
thre. hundred and and s6loo dollars snd In
water rate for the year 1875 amounting
To- fovnnc ard 80 loO dollars and interest and Croton
water rate fo- the year amounting n.nsty-uins
and 90 ioo dollars and Interest -
Jaw WV HEN ~ p McGowN.
Referee.
Th. sale az 'hs above described premises !s hereby
adjourned o. Tuesday December leh, 1899. at the ssms
hour and place. 80 .oo
pS'ea ~" IKE HENRY P. McGowS
CEPHAS BRAINERD. heia~
Plaintiffs Attorney -, c-,.
A. cedar street Borough O, Manhattan New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Qedrhers
Daneius Ataoemles.


(vOIJ'MBIA DANCING ACADEMY. cor 59th-st. 9th
u ave Private ard casE lessons every day and even
ings. "CirculsTs
u KERBOCKER Dancing Academy. - East 14h-st.
IN Sousre.-priyate and class lessons afternoon
and evening j. MARK MACDONALD. Send FOR circular
rN GEORGE DODwORTH
l.. u aud u East 10Th Street.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
Commencing Saturday. Oct. 2lst
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
THE CHRISTMAS MAGAZINES.
TEXT AND PICTURES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AND FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

The Christmas magazine. like the Christmas
book has changed with the times. 1t is no longer
affair OF pictorial holly berries and holi-
day text alone. 1t is opposite TO the season In
more ways than one. but also II has the general
excellence which makes 1t, again like the typical
Christmas book of to-day. fitted for preservation
beyond the 25th Of December, fitted to be read
at any time. "Harpers Magazine for the cur
rent month offers a pointed illustration OF this
view OF the matter. There is a flavor Of Yule-
tide In the mere abundance OF pictures. some OF
them printed beautifully in coors, but the star
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Go ubom Jt iilan Contsrn.
WHEREAS CHARLES F. IMBRlE, sole pif'

ner In the business heretofore conducted a. ne arm
is Vessy Street the city 81 New YORK unuer m. srd
and style Of ABBEI iMBiiE' ''sa O' Wv
day OF November. 1899. and - -.,,h ,,r-
WHEREAS Said nrm has business relations WE ,s,,
egn countries and has transacted business "'''A
State for more than three years. and .,,,.. q,
WHEREAS The undersigned assignee ana apps, ~ "a use
said firm desires continue the said business S"u "
the said firm name of Abbey 4 lmorle . ,,,,oru a
Now THEREFORE. l. CHARLOTTE NJ. SSss,i., =.
executrix OF the last will ana testament ot ,;th
Imbric deceased whose residence is No ~ Nsst x q,
Strret In the city County and state OF New iy .ss.
hereby certify pursuance OF the statute IN sa the
made and provided that the person con,In.s - AZ
use hereafter dealing under the frn ha n.. et
hey & Imhrie and that the principal pace OF @ S,y S
said Arm Is in the Borough OF Manhattan IN the yss
New York County Of New YORK. and state OF Ne" w.
Dated New, York. November I'D lses ,,,prr
' CHARLOTTE NJ. 1MBkLiE ,.s
A, rxo.,,rix ~ the las, WIN and Testament OF Cna"
+. Imbrie. deceased. -, -
State O, New York. County Of New YORK S.: -. NJ
on this 23rd day ~ November iss before etr,x sTr
sonalv apresrea CHARLOTTE NJ 1MBRlE. ehecu','' A.
tho last VIII and Testament OF Charles p lihuIie ,N
cea sd 10 me known and known 10 me 10 he ths an
yIdusl described In and who executed the foresons
strIment and acknowledge 10 me that shs ,oss
the same as such executrix for the uses anc pu''
therein described. - ... -. ,,..u y v Co
Cancelled l0c revenue stamp.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
+ 4
lss 230
East i2Ith Stree

East l2Ith street A..
The approximate amount of the len OF eHts. ala
satisfy which the above described property Is 20 n,
ia 81 T6l 81 with interest thereon from the 2Otn o.y
Novembs- 1884 together with costs and SOY
amounting 10 Sii5O1 with interest from De0eTs an
1893 together with the expenses Of the SAFE usn,
proxlmate amount OF taxes assessments or ON" the
which are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser en' "a v,h
purchase money. paid by the referee Is ss'-" WV
interest.
RANDOLPH HURRY, Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19

A ERT1sEMDNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once No l2s2 broadway.
north q 2is until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices at regular
office rates until o'clock p. m. viz I'd hth ave-. g.
cor 23d 1862 8th-aNe l2hst.. Nacyr 9th ave
and 14hst: l42 Coiumbus-ave near West Goth st i08
West 42d st. 9Th ave: % East l4h-st. 237 West
ed ST. between eth and sh 59 East 4,h ST. 133,
3D. ave. between 18th and 77th sts 1923 ~ ave- near
GlstEt LOS lst ave. near s9th-st GO 81 ave- near
4is 554 30 ave: 2lO Bcecker St 325 Blocker st
290s 3d-ave.: 80 East 18th st. 1921 m-ave 2G62 3D.
ave: at any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Gonntrn Doaro.

A PRIVATE FAMILY living in Yonkers can accossS
"A date for the winter either adults or family wss,s
home comforts without the OF housekeeping Rsf
ences exchanged. Address c.. 57+ Palisads-avs Ysst
~.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
Jnsirutlou.
~--~|~N@0~7'-T-7'-7- = =
For Both Scxes-City.

ALL BUSINESS BRANCHES are thoroughly
y taught III tho PACKARD COMMERCIAL school.
Inf ail q Nearly 30 90 trained - business uer
srd women students enrolled Al any time. Catalogue
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
WHITE STAR LINE,

a. NEw-YoRK-oU EENsTowN-LIyERPooL
Teutonic "a noon Teutonic. Jan. 81 noon
Germanic. ..... Jan 2. noon Germanie Feb noon
For passage and general Information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier as North River. once. . Broadway ". Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
PARIS 1900.

49, Steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. sPE-
ALLY CHARTERED for Paris Exposition. Oberammer
rsu Passion Play and Tour ~ Europe start June 30:
booking now Also Thirty other spring and summer Ex-
cur,ionr Holy Land Parties leave Feb II and March 3.
PRANK c. CLARK. Ill BROADWAY. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-19
,.I1IopY STEAMSHIP LINES

NI From New York Wednesday, FRIDAYS and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
sTRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 all
norfs In Texas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico
ssn Gcoreia Florida &c. Delightful Excursions
Write for our 80 page Pocket Guide (maied fres).
{. II MALLORY & CO. Gen. Agts. Pier 20. f. r.. n. Y
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-27
ND. of each states organization. /"

inga Of each states organization"
Mr.. FosA II going 20 Portsmouth.
Davenport and Plymouth next week.
He sails for nome on the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse Wednesday. Mr. JOS
eph H. choate. U. y. ambassador, IL
staying with Mr. Phlpps. Mr.. Andrew
carnegies partner At Beaufort Castle,
Scotland. Mr. Henry White, secretary
Of the U. S. embassy. ig still away.
and Mr. James II Carter b IN charge
OF the embassy.
A curious craze has cropped Up for
the projection Of land marks and
places Of historical interest against the
assaults OF American mlllionalres.
stonehenge II the latest monument
which Is alleged 70 be threatened. and
the newspapers are marshalling the
public into q patriotic feryer. subse-
quent 10 the announcement that II Ia
Tor sale. Thomas Hardy, the novelist.
IL among those who have been writing
10 the papers urging the government
10 purchase stonehenge. An official
Of the Antiquarian Society says an
American speculator has already made
an offer with the View Of transporting
stonehenge 70 the United States a
committee supported by the Prince OF
Wales ls trying TO secure for the nation
the late Lord Leightons house. This
is also threatened, according TO rumor.
by American capital But II is rather
believed tina, the furore originated in
the shrewd methods OF selling agents.
who wishing 20 stimulate the market.
invent reports OF American enterprise
while appealing TO British patriotism.
This apparently Is not meeting with
much practical success. for In spite
OF rumors to the contrary. the famous
Lakes OF Killarney are still for sale.