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THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
ITS STUPENDoUs MAGNITUDE AND STU
PENDoUs INcoMPLErENEss.
From The London Mail.

From The London Mail.
ra # N Paris RBsD as II ds,se rsss
that made the proaiesi fountsine OF the Place &c
ss rainy day N Paris! In london YOU take
quite cheerful when It is wet, even jovial when
left-for the stranger. at all events-when fine
weather Is absent. 1t was warm as well as wet
comfort so wet that greatcoat buttoned ABOUT
the ears was indispensable ,......,,., -,
the edge Of the sidewalk waiting for sourase Gov ase
drivers OF the furious cabs who ordinarily seem
only careless of your safety seemed now under the
influence OF the day TO oe murderonsiy peis s, 0t,
running over YOU The h9rses WHOSE !, feet n hMng 4
pose, and &c be aiming with malicious skill at
"a day like this is enough to make them hate the
WHOLE world themselves inelnded He ,ausheSni 1,eSii
have forgotten the meaning of the word hate
They'll have their hands in his pockets. too; but
Pace to e edge o the yses t
Against the sombre background of the bare trees
8, great dome of gold was cleaning dimy through
That" he sai3, is pretty little money box,
and and in IN little while tho, thousand people minute
"A thousand francs minute" l said; forty
pounds a minute! But for how many minutes?
Say for six months he said. "and more than
hours a day for six months hand-running. Reckon
that out-four and half million pounds, say And
that's only at the rate OF a franc apiece in this
little money box But there will be dozens of
other money boxes. and IL will be good deal more
than franc apiece: That Is the gold dome Of the
main pay gate TO the Exposition of 1900"
They are getting along very nicely with the pay
gate Through the surrounding mase of ecarold
poles you the sculptured arches upon
which the golden cCpola rests already. bossoming
with beauty. You pay box rising such
poet-shOWman never dreamed Of noble and
splendid in proportion and form magnificent in
decoration OF gold and enamel. statuary and paint
ing. gloriOusly superb i'm its munifcent endowment
OF turnstiles and ticket windows and other devices
for rakirg
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DNERrISEMhNTs and subscriptions The Tribune
- received at their Uptown Once. No 24o r<oaavev
I'd door north Of 3st-st until O'Clock D. m advertise
ments received at the following branch offices al r.sa-
ONCE rates until o'clock viz: 254 sth-ave = g
cor 2Sdst' 1o2 6th-ave.. 12ths..: Maoys dthava
and lith-st.: i42 Conbus-ave. near West 6G,hs ,nn
West i2dst. ethave; 90 East I4th-st: coI w.s,
42d-s. between 7th and sth aves East 4Th-s, s2S
3d-ave. between 10th AID TTth sts. sdave near
oist-s: lIOS 1st-ave. s9th-st. Sd-ave n-a-
'lst-st 53i Sd-ave.. 20 Bleeckerst. Beecker-st
zoos 3d-ave 2io East Tettst.: 1921 sd-ave dsa I'd
ave-: or at any American District Telegraph ofles
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The approximate charge To satisfy
which the above described property be sold is
sl2 46s 49, with interest thereon the 18th day OF
March 1900 together with and amount
ing TO 5000 with interest from March ls 1900 to-
gether with the expenses the sale approximate
amount OF taxes assessments other liens which ore
be allowed to the purchaser OF the money
paid by the Referee. 1146 So and
Dated. New York April I'd 1900
EMIL GoLDMARK Rsferes
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NOTICE Is hereby given that Certificate No.
2,loe for 1000 shares Preferred Stock In Tbs
american Thread company, In the Robert Mauls
a Son, and Certificates Nos l50d Inclusive
LOCO shares Zoo shares each) Preferred stock IN T
american Thread Company In the Robert Mauie
IT, having been lost and certificates issued in place
thereof. the same have been hooks
be null - N' Nee'"'ed
All persons hereby warned against negotiating or
using the said Certificates. T. NJ INES Tr.a.urs,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

accrued intereet.
satisfy which the above described property is be
50 596 6S with interest thereon from che 23d
ruary 1900 together with and allowances amount
ing S28774 with interest from March 9Th. 1900 to-
gether the expenses of the sale approximat
amount Of taxes assessments or other ene which
paid by the referee. is s7o3 68 and interest
Dated New York. March Sth 1900.
LOUIS DAVIDSON,
above described property has been ad-
JOurned the 9th day or ADrfl 1909. the
place: the undersigned. have appointed
such sale In the place and Louis
Davidson deceaeed by order bearing
entered and filed this In of
Clerk of the County OF New on the 4th
day of April. 1900.
Dated New York. April 4th. 1900.
CHARLES F.. SIMMS
MURPHEY e. METCAIF. Referee
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
No 10 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan
City of New York
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furutsbeo 6onses Go frt-Tnun,rr.

T AXE HCPATCoNG n. J.
- 'Bayv1ew. Furnished cottage for the season. Nav
November: rooms parlor dining ana asoh' May
under all: bedrooms; stable 24x36 n ceh
horses; plot half acre In sod; young maple shade 100
above lake; 1850 f. above tide: view n;,,a " ~
cistern water in kitchen; bored n dssn ~,
Rock mosquitoes: breezy minutes from 6.n III " nCe
r. OF n j. or boat landing. II. w CoRTPIGtuT' ~
Lake HopatconG. N. j - CONTINUAL
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EAST Buffalo c4TTrr u,pKpr

last Buffalo. April 7.-Recepts Of sal. and ,hr,
hheep ana hogs during the "a hours ended a. no
3as were ar follows: Cattle sh.ar
sDs - cars hogs p Sh pEens: Cattle I'D a ana
e. ~ aha laHos, u cars hogs 1G cars CatfeECsna5a'
se 5 sss IN moderate demand and steady: choice 70
in fair goa y choice sGqS6 80 Sheep and lambs
aali .ei!lslq lambs choice
ss . ISass; common 70 2Jas7 20: yeaTIJrsS
20 20ydst mixed sheep SO 25qs6 So uethers 515 se
81 56sl so i uti on light heavy 50 75as5 So miseS
Workers, 81 559s5 60; pigs So I5 w. s"oo weight
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-HOWARD MOTT POTTER al. Plaintiffs,
against JAMES ADAIR. ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale
ouly made and entered the above entitled action bear
ing date the 10th day OF March, 1900 the undersigned
referee In said judgment named will sell public
tlon at the New York Real Estate Saesroom, No. Ill
broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
YORK on the Path day OF April 1900 II o'clock
on that day by Peter f. Meyer Co. Auctioneers. the
premises directed by said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described follows
An that certain dwelling lot piece parcel
OF ground situated the southery side Twenty
eighth Street between Ninth Tenth Avenues the
city OF New York and bounded and described follows
BEGINNING at point In the said southerly side Of
Twenty-eighth Street hundred and
erly from the westerly side OF said Ninth NJ
running thence southerly parallel with sad Ninth
nue. and part OF the through the party
Wall ninety feet nine inches the line
the block thence westerly along said line
and through the OF party ninety
eight feet nine inches to the said southerly side OF
Twenty eighth Street and thence eastery along said
southerly side OF Twenty eighth Street fifteen
point or place Of beginning said premises being known
as Number 4iO West 2Sth Street. being the same
premises which the said Adair
by Samuel Trimble by deed bearing the day
OF March 1887 and recorded In the Office
Of the city and County of New York Liber 2o27 Of
Conveyances $40.
Dated New York. April ID 1900.
EMIL GOLDMARR, Referee
CARY WHITRIDGE Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
80 Wali-st., Borough of Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram the property 20
as described above the number being
West Twenty eighth Street
2Sth Street.
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Countrn 11ropertp for Sale.

n n ROOM COrTAGB. furnished Steam heated ,hro,h
~, out % Balhs. t barn Brook on Main Street
$3.50 Semi annually Also Q2) Room furnished Pstb
Barn Acre Lawn Orchard. Village Rldcaasia i'nn
WoIcoTT. IA irving Place N. Y. City '' No""'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

YORK by the grace OF God free independent:
To Erasmus Lyman. tr Clifford =.
Isaac X. Dtller and Diller. his wife; Cyrus
Wooiman and - WoodInan. his wife: A. L. Brarnan
Albert B. King and King. his wife; Jackson
Henry Grswold c. V. II. Schuyler George b Merrihew
Executor Of the last will stephen Merrf
decd Sallie r. Nichols. the last will
and testament of Charles H. Nichols George WHIT
field. Rector and Vestry Church Of the 1IOy
Apostles and to ali interested estate or
Abigail W. Lyman late OF the County New York de-
ceased. creditors. otherwise
SEND GREETING:
You and each OF hereby cited required per-
County OF New York at the surrogate's Court Of said
County held the County Courthouse County OF
New York; on the fifteenth day Of MAY. 1900. half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon of day then and
there to attend judicial settlement of the account OF
WIN and Testament OF said deceased and such of you
are hereby cited, under the twentv-ons
years are required 70 appear by guardian II you
have one. or If have appear apply for
one to be appointed or in the of neglect or
failure to do so. guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate to and act for proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused he of tba
Surrogates Court OF said County of
New Nork New York TO be hereunto affixed.
Surrogates Witness, Hon AbnerC Thomas
Seal Surrogate OF The
County of New York, iay OF
March. IN the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred. W
J. FAIRFAX McI,AUGHIIN
the
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Charles A. Murphey executor. &c, plain
tiff against Elizabeth Soreneen Others defendants
In pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure SALE
date fifth day of March 1900 l. undersigned, he
referee said judgment named will public auction
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No Broad
the second dav OF April. 1900 2 o'clock
directed said judgment sold. described
follows
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land situate.
lying and being the Twentieth, Sixteenth,
the City of New York. bounded and f0Iowe
Beginning point the norhey side OF Twenty
street distant hundred and fourteen G4
easerly point by the
Twenty-ninth street southeasterly side of
avenue: thence norheasterly, along
parallel with the Ninth
a party wall, nnety-eight nd
inches the line between Twenty-ninth
Thrteth the block by Twenty
ninth Thirteth and the Eighth Ninth
avenues thence running southeastery. along
line twenty-five thence southwest
along line drawn parallel with said Ninth
nue.. nnety-eght (eS feet and nine (9) inches
enthusiastically side OF Twenty ninth
northwestwsrdly along said ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF
Tweny-ninh twenty-five (22 feet to the point
place Of beginning
Dated New York, March Sth 1900,
LOUIS DAVIDSON,
MURPHEY & METCALF, Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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Ocean 8feamers.
GOING TO PNRl5p
EXPOSITION NOTES NO. u.

EXPOSITION NOTES NO. IA ,
THE VISIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA ~
IRELAND HAS FOCUSED THE ArrrV
TON OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC r-po~
THE EMERALD ISLE. 1T WOULD er
DIFFICULT TO FIND MORE ISrE.e
EsTING COUNTRY FOR SCENERY "a
SOCIATIoNs. AND PEOPLE THAN rur
"OULD COCNTHRY.'' THE HOTELS spv
GOOD. AND TICKETS FOR A vEpy
PLEASANT TOUR COST VERY LITTLE
TRAVELLERS By THE CUNARD. WHITE
STAR. AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS CALL
ING AT QUEENSTOWN SHOULD NOT
MISS THE OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING
IRELAND. FULL INFORMATION. COST
OF HOTEL ACCOMMODATION. RAILROAD
TICKETS. ETC. CAN BE HAD FROM Us
FOR THE ASKING. A NUMBER OF DIR
PARTIES WILL VISIT IRELAND Tara
YEAR IF INTERESTED. WRITE Us
Many other tours 20 all parts OF E1-
rope. and independent tickets every
where. good any day IN the year.
THOS. COOK & SON.
POI and 1is5 Broadway. Sew York
Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago.
San Francisco
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Summer Resorts
90 Wbom 1t Hlan Concern.
THE UNITED


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
Urited states for the Southern District of New
Court of the United States for the Southern
4 New York on the 2oth day Of December In the
he feTryboat Chcago her engines boilers. tackle ap
limitation Of its liability concerning the loss damage ana
Injury alleged have been occasioned by collision
OF Augusta 31st day October isgs In
North Hudson River and
,bnts that he moniGn Of his Court may ss 90 0theI M
persons claiming 9gainst , oad PennsyIvana Railroad
by arising from said collision citing them each OF
Court southern District OF New York and make
due proof of their respective claims; and
to tbe order Of said Court has transferred its
the said ferryboat 1Chcaso.'' Sc.. unto Samuel ~ r.
pursuant the statutes Of the United States case
WHEREAS. said Court has ordered that a rnonit,on
Issue against all claiming damages Aforesaid
them to anDear and make due proof their re-
'pS0W THEREFORE,. you are hereby summoned n as
tai petitioner Pennsylvania Company FOR
any loss damage or injury caused oy or arising
Chicago and said steamship City Of Augusta" 10
appear before Thomas Alexander, ESQ., United States
the Borough Of city Of New York on or
before the 10th day Of April D. 1900 at eleven O'Clock
monsh and eire such person persons appear and
or before the said last mentioned date or within such
further the said District Court Of United
you have done the premises do you thereof
make return to sSd District Court Of the Tinted States
April 4. D. 1900. together with this writ
District states for the Southern Dis
New York this 2Ith day Of December year
the one hundred and twensy,thIr6 , o.
ROBINSON. BIDDLE g WARD 0'''A
Proctors for Petitioners:
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II " D
STATES OF AMERICA. To the Marshal OF the South
District of New York, Greeting:
WHEREAS, a libel and petition been filed IN ths
District Court OF the United the Southern Dis
trict of New York the 10Th day March. 1900 by
La COmpasne Generate Transatlanque owner OF the
liability for the loss damage injury by the col
ston between the said steamship Bourgogne and the
British ship Cronaryshire, of july ISgS
for the reasons and in said libel petition men
behalf be issued, and
damages for such loss. NAV thereby
be cited TO before the said and make due
proof OF their respective claims and all proceedings being
liable for any such loss damage INJURY. may be so
finally deCreed by the Court; and
WHEREAS, the said petitioner duly surrendered tts
In the said steamship Bourgogne and her penj~
Ing freight 70 trustee duly appointed the
YOU ARE THEREFORE, COMMANDED to cite all mar
claiming damages for such damage or in
jury occasioned by said collision, appear before said
Thomas Alexander Esq. Commissioner OF tba sais
United States District Court, IN the
Court House and Post Office Building, Borough of
Manhattan CITY or New York before the nth day
also commanded cite such claimants TO appear and
the allegations libel petition herein %
before the said lasname date within such further
time as this Court may grant, and to and receive
such relief be due
And what you have done in premises do Won then
make return TO this Court together with this writ
WITNESS, the Honorable Addison Brown Judge NJ ths
District Court OF the United States Southern
day Of March. the OF Lord nineteen hundrsd
and OF the Independence OF the the one hun
Gred and tweny-foUrtn. ~
!SEAI.l - sAML H. LYMAN Clerk
Proctors for Petitioner.
No. 45 Cedar street. New York
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The rr,oss
"A their Uptown Orlce i.a42 H<osdwsss.
"a door north % Sls until O'Clock siver.r
efiee rates unts O'Clock m, va; 2os SIN ava
cor. sd ST. lS2 9th ave. i2thst Macy w "a
and i4thst: 1t2 CoIumbus-ave West 6sa-sr ~ -
West 42dst.. near eth ave: % isthst n ~
4eis,. between Tth sth 159 East sth-stS
sd-ave.. between 10Th and I1th sts; losS 81 aer
6lstst.s l,sue lst-aVe Ssth-st. go
sist oS4 I'D ave-: 2i0 Beeckerst: 30 bssrsss a.
zoos I'd ave. 2+o East nth St: 1.s2i ID ave- -
ave. any American District Tolegraph onasA
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FURNISHED Apartments 60 Get

~ sI.-o"ner going abroad will rent untir fail.
ehceptinal opportunity for family: ali rooms
overlook Central Park; 500 per month with servant r
Box g. Tribune Office ' ~ servant H.
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CUNARD LINE.

To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 81 and So North River
Etrura. April IL, p NJ Iucania. May 5 10 A N
Campania ApL 81 10 \. NJ. Etruria. May II p NJ
Ivernia new Apl. IS r NJ. C'ampana. lS A. NJ
VERNON H BROWN & Co. Gen. Agents.
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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PARIS-l9OO.

A. PARls-lsoo
g q. ALIER specially chartered to sail o.
June n Cherbourx. Southampton and Bremen; as
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. SPECIALLY
CHARTERED June so. 70 GLASGOW for Parts Exposition
Passion Play and Tour oooAnS
Thirty Other Spring and summer Excursions
Europe the World Parties. II Oct Nov
r c. CLARK, III BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW Ew-YORK-QUEENSTOw
Oceanic. April Is T:3o a. m Oceanic May i6 m
Teuonic. April . noon Teutonic MAY q ncSa
Germanic May 3 noon Cermanc- May 50 noon
For passage freight and general information apply 70
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier ss. North River. Once. Broadway y. Y.
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PED ID LINE.

For La Guayra. Puerto Caoero. Curacao and Nais
caiho VIA Cur0cao-CNling also at Puerto ktico
From Roberts Pier. Erooklyn - "A
5. :. PHlIApELF FuIA. Saturday. April Fl, y
y y CakAtAS.- . IeeStaN. NAY =
These vessels have superior accommodations fr -
seugers.
BOULrON, BLISS & pAIlEI'r..
General Managers. l3o Front se
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ERENCU LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSArI.ANTfQCA
DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS (Francel.
Sailing every Thursday a 10 A
From Pier No. a.. North River. Morton ST =.
LA9uitsins. April ~ La Breagne. NAY q .
Gascosne. April 10 La Champagne May ~
Tourain,. 20 La GaScogne NAY ~
Account IOdBtiOus reserved the GranCS Hotels IL
Trocadero during the Paris Exposition =.
General Agency for UnI,ed States and Canada =
Broadway. New York
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From New Y,rs Wednesdays Fridays and SATURDAYS
FOR TENAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA :,
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 :
Texas, Colorado. Arizona. California Aexs
&c. Georgia. Florida. &c. Delightful EScursiens
Write for e-pate Pocket Guide lmaled rss'
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Conntrn propertp 90 Cet.
FURNISHED Gouses 90 Get.

$1,000 A FOUR STORY DWELLING. 55th St. &
Vi'SSS Lexington Ave. fully and handsomely fur
nished; priva'e family only.
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT. 1.5lI Broadway.
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


J. FAIRFAX McIAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Every Wednesday a u noon.
Southwark April IL 'Kenstngton April =
Westernland April Is NoOriland May
These steamers carry cabin ard third
INTERNATIONAI. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and -. y. R. Office 73 Broadway.
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common drudgery, when considered ass
a scientific process, and cook who un-
derstands food value and the chemistry
of every day cookery, has a perfect
right to consider herself a scientist. 5
OF heterogeneous foods the richest is
found in the albumen of eggs, lean
meat, the curd of milk, peas, beans,
oats and whole wheat flour, and many
vegetables of which cabbage and onions
rank first.
Carbonaceous foods are in two class.
es, the fats and the carbohydrates, both
containing hydrogen and oxygen. The
fats include the fat of meat, cream,
butter. vegetable oils and grains.
Carbohydrates include starch and SUI
gar, sugar being cane sugar, honey and,
the sugar of fruits. The starches in
clude the starchy vegetables, as pota-
toes and cereals, as rice, corn, wheat
and oats.
Milk is an almost perfect food. It
strengthens the whole body, the cream
gives US fat! the whey contains the
salts and phosphates that strengthen
the brain, bones and digestive organs;
and the curd is the music making. en-
ergy producing substance. Eggs are
rich in nitrogen and also sulphur for
the brain and nerves.
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cream lace embroidered with Tuscan
straw, white ostrich feathers edging
the brim and starting from a knot of
black velvet and a paste clasp. Crino-
line is very much to the fore, especially
when plped with folds of lisse, and
some of the toques made of folded tulle
have fan-shaped bows starting from a
paste buckle and backed by black os-
preys. Large hats are often entirely
covered with white mousseline folds,
the brim lined with color, flowers
starting from bows of black velvet on
the front and stretching out to either
side. These gossamer hats, trimmed
with flowers and black velvet, are sin
gularly beautiful.
Violent contrasts of color are out of
date. but a few vivid green dresses are
emphasized by the pink rose tucked in
to the front Of the bodice On smart
occasions the majority Of women wear
flowers. Soft light string colored crepe
de Chimes are to be worn with light
blue or light green toques, clinging
muslins and crepe de Chimes. turquoise
blue gowns with punches Of pink roses
in front. black dresses embroidered In
steel and black paillettes.
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COLE COSTUMES.

Golf costumes for autumn wear are
being turned out In surprising numbers
Just now and though most OF them bear
the same relation to golfng that the
chic bathing suit bears to the salt sea
waves, they are good 20 look at on
club veranda. The girl with a golf
score to maintain will get into a sensi-
BILE unspoilable golf skirt and loose
flannel shirt waist which she will soon
stretch into unacceptable shape. and
will play her game: but there are 9TH
ers. They play golf as though they
were handling brooms. and they could
mt possibly get full swing without
dire casualties to hooks and straps and
buttons. but they are distinctly decora-
tive. and that may be better than low
ering n score. An effective golf cos
tune Is n new model. and comfortable
enough to be comparatively practical.
The bloused blue coat has notched
waistcoat of white cloth trimmed with
small gold buttons and Is worn over
loose white blouse. The bishop sleeve
has a cuff of white and the pocket set
diagonally In the skirt shows notch
ed lire of white and buttons down with
Gilt buttons.
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THE sAMPHIRE GATHERER.

The Samphsre gatherer to the cliff-face
clings
halfway 'twixt sky and sea:
she has but youth and courage for her
wings,
And always Death about her labor sings,
and fain would loosen steady hand or
And cast her down among Hfe's broken
things.
But danger shakes with ftful murmur-
ines
No such brave heart as she
The gulls are crying in her needless cars
That strength is made mock
AT grips with the great sea. She has no
fears,
But treads with naked feet the stair of
That has but known for years on weary
years
The touch of sea-gu,ls' wings, the sea that
Her waves against it with recurrent
shock,
The sun that burns and sears
She has no fears because her daily bread
She sees made manifest
Here in the pendulous weed that tempts
her tread
Upon so wild and dangerous quest.
The samphire sways and bangles over
head
Ard home is far below; and in that nest
Are little hungry mouths that must be
fed,
Though Danger be her neighbor and hel
guest.
Night brings her little children to her
knee
For daily bread to pray:
Their father losses on the open sea,
Where flashing shoals of silver dolphins
play.
But hungry mouths must feed while he's
away,
So the brave mother chambers day by day
And pulls the samphire trails. and knows
not she
Is of that school of saints that wear nc
bay,
But do Gods work the still and splendid
way Nora Hopper.