davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisonS in
T e blood. backache, nervousness. head
ache and tired, hstless, rundown feeling
but there's no need 20 feel like that. LIS
hen TO ]. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He
saws: Electric Bitters are just the thing
|for a man when he is all run down, and
|ion't care whether he lives or dies. II
bid more TO give me new strength and
good appetite than anything l could
|take can now eat anything and have
Il new lease on life" Only 90 cents, at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
A SwindIer Indeed.

About two weeks ago a man giving
bis name as X. b. Swindle came here
|and hired bicycle of Mr.. c. ]. Person,
the bicycle dealer, promising to return it
H. two days. Neither SwindIe nor the
wheel have gladdened the heart of our
popular bicycle man.
MIR. Person sworc out a warrent for
'Swindles arrest, and sent il to New
port News. where the man was supposed
TO be. But he was not apprehended.
Deputy Sergeant Harrell received let
ter from a North Carolina firm stating
The same man had treated them as he
bad Mr.. Person, and asking information
ps to the mans whereabouts,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
9 ~ - II g Ii a.
Bsa-s tb. = lhs Kind You Fave Aa8YS Bugh,
Signature a E1HZZEZ.-

Ii is certainly gratifying 90 the public
TO know OF one concern an the land who
are not afraid TO be generous 10 tho
needy and suffering The proprietors %.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles oi
this great medicine; and have the salts
faction OF knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands OF hopeless cases. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by IL Call ON all drug
gists and get free trial bottle. Regular
size SOC and 81. Every bottle guaran-
teed, or price refunded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
\ Missionary Meeting.

a wcn attended and enthusiastic
union missionary MASS. meeting was held
at the Baptist church last Wednesday
evening Rev J. G. Granhcry spoke o..
the Ecumcmcal Conference recently held
iu New York Mr.. Gresham. chairman
Of the Missionary Committee az the
College represented the Student Nolun.
tccr movement Mr. Win Casey. Vice
President OF the b. y L. T.. and Mr. J.
5 BETTY. President Of the Epwortf
League, spoke of the relation OF th,
Young people TO missions. Rev. J. )
8oyles closed the Meeting with a talk or
the missionary outlook
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

4 cough is not q disease but symp.
tom Consumption and bronchitis.
W ich are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases have for their first Indication
q persistent cough and Improperly trcat~
ed as soon as this cough appears are
easily cured Ch1mberl ms Cough
Remedy has proven wonderfully success
tai and gained IL wide reputation and
extensive sale hy its success In curing
the diseases which cause coughing. II
il Is not beneficial il Will not cost you a
cent For sale 10y l.. Henley. druggisi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

snskesfSff~v IN e1mrx esgvnUvgg1D
has afforded. b~foy< sach driving Ro<O
quite out Of fashion-
The chariot race man WA An righx.
he could drive. sure; and 30 couid the
man that pot a fo0r-horse team. with
a swsying Concord coach behind 10.
along n narrow road on q shelf on the
face Of a mountain; out do suppose
this last % the line u the greatest.
the man who ats strapped in his seat
and holds the reins over team OF
three horses driven abreast. hauling .
hve-ton engine on The dssd gaflop
through crowded city streets. The
chariot man was good. and 80 was tbs
nstn that drove stage In the noun
tains; but this man tha. ats strapped
ia his seat 20 60 over with the engins
IL IL goes. and ye, keeps che big team
oihn' AT the time. why. sayi he's the
boss OF EN- all
let US look 40 him. now. while ws
nav. and cherish his memory
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
To Whom to Write for information

Ifyou are thinking OF locating in the
Suoth, write TO ions DAM, Williams
burg, Va, enclosing a 2-cent stamp for
reply. Remember that the Peninsula
Land * immigration Co. has thousands
of acres Of choice land tor sale not adver-
tised, but which they will show YOU free
of charge when YOU come here
Write for excursion rates and dates.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

Dr. z. T. Southall returned this morn
ing from Lynchburg.
\ crowd of boys raised cain last night
The Mayor offers reward of So, for
their arrest.
Mrs. E. T. Lamb and children, of Nor
folk, are visiting Mrs. l.. ". Lane.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

The examination for applicants for
,,rti6cates TO teach i'm the public schools
Dt James City Co. Will bc held al the
Hickory Neck Academy, ON Tuesday and
"Wednesday, June Goth and 9th, for
white teachers, and ON Thursday and
Friday. 2Sth and Goth, for colord teach
|crs.
Tho examination will begin promptly
|at q a. mn. i. +. CoWLES,
Co. Supt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
The Pension Board Meets.

The Pension Board. consisting OF
Messrs Ino. l.. Mercer. +. Il. Gcddy. r..
C.. Barlow NJ. Il Harrell and Capt. l..
" Lane. met Wednesday. and organ
lied by clcctiug Capt Lame chairman
and Hon. John l. Mercer. clerk. 4
meeting VIII he held next week to hear
applications tor pensions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

II think DeWitt's Little Early Risers
kre the best pills in the world says W.
b. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. They re-
move all distractions OF the liver and
bowels, act quickly and never grippe
Leonard Henley, druggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

w. II. Shipman. Beardsley, Mimi.
hnder oath saws he suffered from dys-
bersia Tor twenty-five years. Doctors
Ind dieting gave but little roli.f. Fin
|l.y he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
.ow eats what he likes nd as much az
be want. and he lee S like new mau.
IL digcsts what you eat. lie nard
Henley. druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

Cleanse the liver, purify the blood,
knvigorate the body 10y using DeWiu's
Little Early Risers. These famous little
bills always act.promptly.-Leonad Hen
/ ey,. druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02
President Stevens Coming.

Pres. G. W. Stevens, of the <. < o..
writes that he viii bc here 20 spend a
day as soon as he can arrange a date.
number of prominent officials win
come.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

II. Clark, Chauncey, Ga, says D.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured him OF
piles that had afflicted him Tor twenty
years 1t is also u speedy cure for skin
diseases, Beware of dangerous counter
fits.-LeOnard h enley, dreggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

NOTICE.-TO WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ: Any person trespassing IN any
manner on CARS HILL FARM will
be prosecuted To the fall extent of the
law. ] y ST JOHN, OwEER.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

Try the new remedy for Costumes,
ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tab y
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, 25
cents, For sale by l.. Henley druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-06-02

FOR RENT AT MAGRUDER-A NICE
Dwelling and Store House, also six a.
ores of Land in good clover. For in
formation apply 20 c. r. VARIABLE,
Williamsburg, Va. m262tp
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Wy 1889 r., t. j. cd ozasu kiedy otr.y.
mano dokiadne wyka.y wyplaoanych
pre-. Muzeum stypendj6w. Cd togo
tss o.asu stypendta w~yplaoane bywsjs
tyiko tym . pr.yietych pr.e. Rade kan
dydst6w, kt6r.y d~eklaraoje odnosns
'podpiszs.
Cd ~wska.anej powysej daty (~wasO.a.
jso " to ! rok sprawo.dawczy obecny
lS99) ubisgso jua lat IL, q rso.ej 10 1
POI, Museum wypiaoilo stypendja Os.
strowskiego 149 -oiu r6anym stypsndy.
stom, " og6lnej sumie 142,135 fran.
k6w. Dodajso .ss do tego stypeudja
: funduszu i'm. Tadeusza Kosoiuszki
wypssoone ju. " dw6oh lstaoh 1893 i
1899, B ciu stypendystom e. kt6ryoh
jeden przesxedi Z fundus 10 Ostrowskie-
gov sumis 2,21O fr., otr.ymamy, ae
" o.asie cd 1889 do 1899 roku wlso..
ME, ~kor.ystaio re ~stypendj6w wyp1aoa-
nyoh Museum naszem 153 oh rot
nyoh stypendystow, a kt6rym wyplaco.
no ogolus sumo 144,345 frankow.
Jsk Powiedzielismy wy.ej, cd lat juz
paru Rada Museum u~znala, IL nadszedi
osas kisdy niekt6r.y . nsszych dawniej.
s.ych stypendystow, dobiwszy sic do
lsps.yoh stanowisk, powinni pr.ypom.
nie6 sobie zr6dio, z kt6rego oIerpali
srodki do wytszego wyksztasoenia ! sto
sownie do powriesyOh .obowis.ah, .wra.
cali do Museum pobraus stypendja.
Me my Shiny zupeanie nastawa6, aby
.wroty podobne robione byfy W oalko.
wityoh sumaoh pobranych stypsndj6w,
ami ter tembard.iej, ably przy zwro-
taoh tyoh brano przyklad . .aonsgo sly
pendysty, o kt6rym powy,ej mowilis-
my ] dodawano do samyoh ,typendj6w
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

~procenta ma ME narosie; ale usnajsmy
otwarcis tn wypowiadamy, IL zdsniem
naszym, wielu jus " wyaej wymienio-
nych 1853 oh stypsndyss6w dos.io do
stanowisk nie~zaleanyoh, d'a kt6ryoh
.wrot ohodby ~ozesciowy pobranego sty-
pendulum, " sumach osy to 300, 100,
lub tee wres.cie ohocby po 10 tylko
frank6w ~rooznie, jest .~upeinie mote.
bnym, ] ME stawaaoby to najmniej M
p~rzesrkodzie W rozpoo.etej karjsrss.
Ola Museum zas, q raossj Ola Fundu.
szu stypendjalnego, take drcbne navet
wPfywy p~r.yo.ynieby sic mogty
ME do zwiekszenia sozdawanyoh oorooz-
ME ~stypendj6w.
Uwagi powyssze .wracamy szoseg6l.
ME do tylyoh stypendyst6w n's.yoh, |
postaramy sic o lie uda nam sic 3D..
nalez6 ich obeone sdresa- ably 10 sprs.
wozdauie doreozone i'm sostaio.
W jakiej mierze stypendja zwracane
rozdzielanemi bye maja pomiedzy ka.
pital fundaoji, a fundus. be.posrsdnio
ro.porzadzalny ma stypendja, majsos
bye przy.nane " lynn roku, p~o.ostawia.
my do decy.ji przys.sego zebrania Ra-
dy Muzeum.
Przechodzimy tsraz do Przychod6U
ZUyktych Hinduism stypendjalnego, q
kt6re, jak i " roku zesziym, poohod.s
I dw6oh zr6dei, a temi 50:
1. O6ary ma ~stypendja ola uozaoej
sic mlod4ie:y, wlaue W +. 1899: Blu.
kowski Hsnryk, re Stookholmu 80 fr.
2. Kupony cd walor6w Hinduism sty.
p~endjalnego. Kupony cd walor6w W
naszem posiadsniu oraz prooentu prsy.
niosly fir. 1887 doohodu.
(Ciag dalszy pastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
III.
Stypendjalny &. p. Kry
sigma hr. Ostr0Wskiego.

oSyAo II OosA
ZdajsO sprawe I togo fundus.u, raj.
mujemy sic .wykle nsjpr.6d .mianami
jake .aszly " kapisals fund4ssu ssy-
pendjalnego. Zmiany to " roku u
biegiym byfy bard.o ~.naosns, gdys 90
do walor6w fundus. ten stanowisoych,
jak r6wnisz 90 do walor6w ~stanowis-
oyoh be.posrednia wiasnos6 Museum
o o.em uprzednio ju. m6wilismy-sko.
r.ystalismy /. pomyslnych b.rd.o kur.
SOW walorow Prise. mas dswniej ns ten
fundusz " Stanaoh Zjsdnoosonyoh POI.
n~oonej Ameryki nabytyoh, i .rsali,o-
walismy prawis ~ws.ystkie podobne wa
lory, . "a fundus.e stsd otr.ymans ma
bylismy pewne walory europejskie.
Mianowioie spr.edawaliSmy " No.
wynn Yorku obligao..e kolsji smsryk.h-
skich, ~nominalnej wsrtosoi po 1000 dol,
IA fir. 1S3537.52.
Do ossgo dodala sic suma otr.ymana
Z wylosowsnis walor6w fir. 2384O.8 80.
Ia fundusse otr ymane zpowyzszyoh
reali.acyj .akupilismy inne walory "
og6lnsj sumie f.. 1415O1. 80, po.ostalo
zatem got6wka fir. 1677.77.
Drugim Przychodem Nadsvycsaj.
nym. otrzymanym " lynn roku ma fun.
dus. stypsndjalny Ostrowskiego jest:
Zwrot pre-. jednsgo /. d~awniejs.yoh
stypendyst6w pobieraneg0 pr.e.sh sty
pendjum. z prawd.iws pr.yjsmnosOia
! u.nsnism .a.nao.amy ten pierws.y
fakt zwrotu stypendjum, pobranego
pre-. nas.ego stypendysts, tembard,isj,
IL stypendysta ten, odsbrawszy /. Fun.
dus.u Ostrowskiego W roku naukowym
$4,000 stypendjum " wysokoSoi 800
fr. uznal IA stosowns, zwraoajao takowe
do Muzeum, dods6 dof l nadbiegle cd
tego ozssu procenta, ! pr.eslai nam su-
me Fl. 488. 10.
Zalujemy moono, Il ME moasmy po-
DAD do publio.nej wiadomosoi naswiska
tax .scnego o.iowisks, kt6ren vie, IL
pienisds 90 dopom6g} mu we wiasoi-
wynn o.asis do otr.ymania wyAs.sgo
wyks.taicenia, powinisn wr6oi6 do
tegoa zr6dla, skad nastepns ~(pokolsnis
cserpac ME przestana zasoby takiegoA
dobrodrieJsswa. oby wyksztasoenie to
ME by}o Ii tylko naukowsm, ale przsje-
ciem sic i,zarasem obowisskami wzgle-
dem kraju naszego nies.czesliwego, ia.
ko tez ! ~poozuoiem konieosnosoi swiek-
szania zasob6w ola ks.talcenia sic no.
wych pokolsh msodzie.y polskisj, - a
to "a tax pieknym przykladem, ktore
ola pu~bliosnsgo tasmania tutaj sasns-
ozsmy.
Cd lat juz psru Rsda Muzeum roz-
wa.ala, il mote nsstal juA osas kiedy
stypendysoi nasi mogliby .wraoac do
Zarzadu Museum pobierans pr.ss mich
stypsndjs, do ozego wreszcis pow.ieli
we wiasoiwym ozasie odnosns .obowis-
zania. Inicjatywe do tych .obowiszah
podsli Zsrzsdowi Museum reprezentan-
OF uczacej sic mlodzie.y, Z ktorego to
powodu stosowne ~postanowienie zamie-
szo.ono " pr.yjetej " roku 1891 Usta.
vie "Fundaoji Stypendjslnej imieuia
q. p. Krystyna hr. OstrowskisgO". nFor.
mular.e", przyjete jednoczssnie pr.ez
Rsde Museum z t. Ustaws rozesiane
.srsz zostsfy do wsrystkioh, kt6rry ko.
rzystali ne ~stypendj6w cd ozasu smierci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
nisgo skiadki ~wisosysts To-
gorocsns, osobno wyAsj wy
mienione, . wynos.soe IS

Eaten Fundus. zsla.ny Mu.
scum. Z kohoem T. 1899 Wy.
nosii S1,55O.25
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

~ rk low,
w sroosnu).
(Ciag dalszy.)
Zestawienie Rachunk6w Muzeum
IA rOk 1893.
Pr.yOhody byfy n~astepujaos:
Nadzwyolsjne:
Skladki M Mauzoleum Kos
oiuszki 1880
Oar nadswyc.ajny DIR.
S.wykowskiego 100000
Zarobek na z~reslizo.
wanych walorach,
wlasnos6 Muzeum
stanowiaoych 7.47S So
Ra.em 14,597.ss
Zwyosajne:
Przyohody Ia wejscia
wyniosiy 2,414.30
Skiadki zwykle i vie.
ozyste 3,587.81
Proosnta cd fundu.
Sow muzealnyoh 229.26
Przyoh6d ze sprreda.
zy r6.nyoh r.eo.y 41O.85
Ra.sm e.592.22
Ra.sm odsbrano 21,1sO.O5
Wydano sas ma restauracjei
~utrzymanis Muzeum 13,647.95
Ztad przswyaks pr.yOhodu 7,542.10
Dodajao to sumo do kapitalu
= jaki po.ostawai W kohou
1898 +. 54,35S.49
Otr.ymamy kapital Museum
z kofosm 1899 r. $685. so
Do tel sunny doda6 wy
pada ~jes.o.s Rezer-
p zoe utwor.ona ma
przys.le wydatki
powodu spadku po
sp. Michalowskim, q
kt6ra " rok zesz
lynn wynosila 5,519.85
2 c.ego wydano WI.
1899 225 90
Po.ostaio .asem 5,293 95
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Co og6lsm wynissie sumo 67,189.54
Suma ia zuajduje sic:
w Bsnku Kantonalnym Zueriohskim-
waloraoh .akupionyoh .e spsdku
20 sp. Miohsiowskim, q Z kt6rych o.
placa siedo.ywooie o.terem ozionkom
rod.iny jego. jake tsz W 10 AkojaOh
Banku Ziemskiego W Po.nauiu /
Obligaoji Communale 68.955.14
W depo.ycie prowi.oryoznym
walor6w q Dyrektora Mu-
.sum ma 10000
Rszem 84,555.14
A gdy kapitai Museum wyno-
81, jak wyzej 87,189.54
Ztsd pozostaiosc kasows
kohcsm roku banksoh, ia
no tel a Dyrsktora 1 Kon-
serwstora Muxeum 2,634.40
Zasnsczamy tutaj - jsk | " uprzed-
mich sprawozdanisoh - re " Funduszu
Museum, ktorsgo wysokosc wyasj ozns-
ozylismy, o.esc zebrans Z wpiyw6w cd
CssonkoV Wiecsystych, stanowi Fun
d4ss Zs!asny, ks6rego pr.yohod pr.e.
snac.ooym jest wyisc.nie ma utr.yms-
ME Museum.
Fanduss ten, ktorego skiad
prrytooIylismy W uprrednim
spr~avosdaniu wynosiir koh-
o.m 1893 rohu 8o.7oo.25
w roka 1899 ~do,sc.yty sic do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
WAISTS.

WomeH's French Flannel Waists, with bishop
sleeves all co.ors nd ali sizes, wo. tn 50 IS.
for, SI.OS
Special sale Of SILK Waists. odd lots, h ack and
oclors. some of these waists are reduce from
$50. our price. ........... ........ a. 0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
OrR MINERAL Production.
That Of 1900 Wa 81 Fer Cent. In Excess Of the
Average Of tn Q Nine Previous Years.

Nov. - The statement of the
mineral production 81 the United States from
1890 TO 1890 has Just been Issued by DR., David
I Day. Chisf Of the Division OF Mlni'g end
Mineral Resources Of the United States Geo
logical Survey.
Tho total value Of all the minerals produced
durinx the last year amounted TO sac, 0,S $40.
The value Of the mineral products In 1905 was
seo7 $50. ~, compared with which the rro-
duction a. 1899 shows an Increase In value Of
s27si 1873 22e, or practically N per cent. This
increase In both amount and percentage was
tie most notable In the history OF the mineral
Industry OF the United States The produce
ton from 1890 to 1895 has exceeded seoo. 10000
In every year except two. which were the panic
years Of 1883 and 1904. The ava rnge yearly
production from 1890 N 1903. inclusive. was
sis 2ss.5lo. so that the production In 1890 MAS
1857 5g2, 43C or s. per cont. IN excess Of the
average production Of tho preceding Line years,
The greatest inciea-e ~ lsye wa IN the value
~ the pig ron product. which increased rom
about ito T,er cont rlthough tie product itsAl.
Increased only i,ssG.1M tons. ar hot quite 10
per cent The enormous Increase Ia ~ value
II the pig iron product was 6In to The phe-
~nonersl demand and ..irh ,riCcs which ruled
owing the L . To- pPrt 81 TIE wear
The next crestet Increase was In. the pro-
dpCtiun 81 coal, which added over ga 10000
10 the value u tho product " 1905 This was an
increase e n little over ~, per cent Next In
importance va. copper. which showed an in
cTets. ~ nearly c0Oo.OcO pound. in quantity
and Of over ti?,WO.On In value. the ruling
prices of COPPER for 1890 being higher than for
Is the production OF crude petroleum. vhirh
advanced nearly Or. soo,Ooo or about % yer
esos. ov9 The value r. ths prsosdins yAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

and this Increase was also due principally 70
advanced prices. az the production ircreased
Only 10000 barrels. or less than 4 per cent,
The value OF the natural Cas consumed In 1879
Ia placed at a little over 3?0.CDO,Uo0. against
si5,SpJ,co o In is9s This increase was due en-
tirely 10 the higher prices charged by the pro-
ducers for the gas consumed as the amount
obtained each year Ia steadily do lining
An Increase Of about 10 per cent. or from
Ss4, "a, 90 IN 1895 20 81. o5S. 400 In 1897. Is shown
in the production Of gold, ts reported oy; the
Director Of the Mint, The production OF sil;
witt the preceding year. There was . dc;
crease Of @ per cent. IN the amount OF lead
produced in 1890, but m increase OF over a.
oar, 100 in it's value. Speltsr increased from
iia,a 0S short tons. valued at sI3, 73l 800. The
huildine-stone industry showed an Increase
In value OF nearly ss.Nn.oo1.
Thntotal value Of the n etnllic products In soc
was ss:7. ?is.Os4. against s3I3. 40. as u $50.
an increase oi sisS.s .i2o. or - per cent. The
total value Of the non-metallic. product. In
40 GS IN isas 10 sI4. .70o.sG2 Z 1850. In every
year sincelssi 10 1893. H. clu-ive. the value ofthe
non-metallic products has exceeded that 81
the metallic products. IN 1850, however, the
metallic rroductS we're worth tlC.a0,uvO moIe
metallic products exceeded that 81 the nom
metallic products ny s~7a,too.O0O. In 1898 the
metallic products were less than the nom
metallic PRODUCTS by tic, Wo,W n. 90 that there
has been n change ~ nearly saO. o'o.Go In the
relative values as between 1898 and 1879.
value which were SHOWN In nearly every branch
NJ the mining industry during 1859 were. the
cause # opcnin Cup Urinary new mines and the
reoVening 81 a large number Of proper
ties tenn orarily abandoned during the ire
ceding years 81 panic and depression.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
FIGHT FOR WORLD'STRADE.
sy0lAvD Ar LAST ALARMED nv vi
COMPETITION.
Germany Also 8 strong bidder and the Need
n some Radical Action Il seen In Ens'"nd
Fable Mes Dare Not strike At the Neal
(s.,. Of the STEADY Decline In british Trade
sp,od! CaAs Dsspa,,h 10 TBg SuN.

Case Of the steady Decline In br'ush 'fa"'
sp,,,di CaNs Dsspa,,h 10 TINE SuN.
In>nr, Nov Tho alarm. not 10 .ay
c.n,o which prsvaIls In several impor'on'
Ranches of British industry on sccount OF
A.. enor,nous growth Of American competition
nov occupies the foremost place In PUBLIC a..
,en,ion n is discussed on al platforms by
leaders Of opinion. and II ia the chief TOPIC IN
IN. -srtou. press There II not the slightest
doubt that , thorough awakening Of manu-
fac,nrers in nearly all lines has already taken
pl,ce The contrary i. the case among the
rank and ac of the workers. who really control
the situation Tie sharp ri.e II the cost Of
living ia imp.llirV the latter IN increase their
demands IN tho still further Embarrassment
Of heir enploycrs
The situation would be radically cha sed
~ abor's rsaues, Tor higher va yes was accom-
panied hy an offer u greater effort and in
creased outpu, during w1king hours This.
however, has in no case been suggested On
tIe other hand. II viii he strenuouslv resisted.
and the policy Of minimum WORK for standard
nay will he persisted IN. according 10 the present
outlook. until disaster 10 British trade has been
irretrie,sbly accomplished
Lord Kosobery delivered a strong worn
Ing las, week, and Yesterday Mr. Herbert A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
No Case Against supt. swagnrd.

The United States Grand Jury in Philadelphia
Las decided that there u no case against former
Superintendent Isaac A. Sweisard VI the Reading
Railroad. who was accused by the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen Of having discharged
m~ployees Of the Reading road because they
we're members Of the Brotherhood. The charge
was made by Valentine Fitzpatrick. Vice
President Of the Brotherhood, on the ground
that the alleged offence constituted a violation
81 al act Of Congress OF. June ! 1898. Since
signed the superintendency. but has apparently
maintained some kind Of a connection with the
Eeadln- system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
CLOAKS AND SUITS

Another Suit offer: Last Monday we gave you IA off on suits
from $500 to s9sOo. This week W e will give you u of on all suit.
from $4,000 to soSOO. These are all choice styles, The materials are
broadc:oth, camel's hair and cheviots; styles are blouse, vest fronts
and tight fitting. First come. first served.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
New Tim. Table On the West shore.

Beginning to-day the West Shore will adopt
its regular winter schedule. The Continental
Limited will leave New York. Franklin street.
a. 27s +. NJ, West Forty-second street. ? "a
P. II. This Ia about fifteen minutes earlier
than heretofore 4 new train known as the
Chicago F,vprcss will be added 10 the West
Shore service. leaving franklin street al / 10
p NJ, West Torty-seColi street, IFS j. VI.
This train will be a low rate fast express train
to Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
VSlAA Dead In Bed.

Prank Wagner. Is years old. was found dead
In bed yesterday afternoon In his room Il
81 Third avenue He had been living In ths
houss for q month. and had no relatives =
he city 70 far a. known. The body was ~
m0vsd 70 the Morgus. The cause q Anu1A
~ hsarS dieeasA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
sliding Down Bsnisters Causes . Bey's Death.

Harry Dorm, ! year, old. OF q E.sex street.
died yesterda, In Gouvernsur Hospital Of
. fractured skull Tho boy wss playing 'slld-
Ing down the bsnistor>' ysstsrday morning
With other children on the sscond Aoog Of i4
b. ooms strse1, When he fell ~ tbs hall door,
Hs yas picked w unoonsdous sod taken 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Catholic club to Entertain Archbishop.

The Catholic Club IL TO give a reception at
Il. clubhouse in West Fifty-ninth street on
Thanksgiving evening in honor Of Archbishop
OoTlgaAL