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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE FoI- NDATIONS-
Office of Building for National Museum. Library or
Congress. Washington, ID. C.. June %, 1904
Sealed proposals for laying the concrete founda-
tons required for the new building for tie Ma
tional Museum, In this city, will he received at
this Office until O'Clock pm TCesday. the 2Jti
day of July, 1904. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter Specifications. general Instructions and
Ger di ions and blank forms of proposal may lie OH
tanned on application to this Office. BERNARD r.
GREEN Superintendent of Construction.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton u. c., June %. I904.-Sealed proposals. Ia
auadrupcate. viii be received at this depart
ment until TWO O'CLOCK PM, THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY. 1904, for the removal OF glass
and iron model and models from the third
door OF the Patent Office building TO the Union
building on @ street between eta and 9TH str cts
northwest. Forms Of proposal and specifications
for the work will be- furnished on applicat ion 10
the chief clerk OF the department. 4. a. HITCH
COCK. Secretary. JeZoeod4
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OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DISTRICT
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ton required by the act OF Congress approved
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1858 n J ay NV. -. .13. 30
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way FOR more acti-e propaganda But It IS
feared that an incident os his tour will lead to
wrong appreciation Of the success Of MS mis-
sion he is said to have received a present OF
Sloo.Oco for the celebration OF a marriage cere-
Inony. Imagine then, say those whose notions
OF America are rather hazy. VIVA. large SUMS OF
money may be got out OF a country where pri-
yate family can AFFORD such checks on such
occasions! They do not know yet that Il Amer
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rather hard TO handle in business matters. and
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rescue OF the lettering finances Of the Vatican If
her contributions shall not be accounted for 10
the last cent
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Immaculate Conception. The image OF the Vir-
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basilica, viii be decorated with a rich diamond
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ample of the Pope. wish 10 show their zeal IN
honoring the Virgin. Plus X contributed to the
gorgeousness of the crown. valued at S2OO,D0,
with three splendid diamonds, but very few
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simply ordered them to be taken out Of one of
the rich tiaras given TO Leo XIII on the occasion
of his Jubilee.
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Mr.. CRANES SPEECH.
Comedian Tells Hoe He Likes To
Be q Villain.

". II. Crane al the close Of his long engagement
in Business Is Business" the Criterion Theatre
last night, made the following curtain speech:
Ladies and Gentlemen: In spite Of the fact, that
half hour, l wish 70 say few words you. For
nearly one hundred performances I have been ap-
pearlng before you with a harsh laugh and cruel
lace but now, at the conclusion of my engagement.
with pleasant sInife-the first for months Please
observe the smile. When was in Carlsbad last
gentlemen. including young miss of pc hap5 fifteen
OF sixteen years One Of the party asked me what
lation Of the Theatre Francaise success Les Ar
said But the leading part is a very very bad man
"a scoundrel!" 1 said, Yes but ii is powerful
SAID very panSey MT cr anne DON'T you dare
TO play a viIain" Straws show which way the
Sen e me What at th 5S b hS S OF y @
IoTnance OF this part and now it is my chance to
and applause FOR my work have made a df1eut task
and a critical step in my comparatively
smooth achievement and cause for pleasant self
After many, years OF agreeable dalliance in the
NED OF comedy and having come by almost tragic
laughmakins, confess that I very timidly and not
WILhout DOUBT and hesitation, consented to under.
the most eminent French authors, which has been
world. Charles Frohnaan said I could do it. but
| confess was weak at the knees, and thought,
up against it." But Mr. Frohman had a stronger
PeeT N a9d fhnn had IN a yss and 4eipg in
Tnent bUckled down and did my best, and here
hope Mr.. Frohman was right; and wish TO
say that my association with the audiences that
Business" began its run makes 1t much harder for
ne 10 say goed2y TO New- 2rk than 1t ever was
the most welcome that ever came across the foot
q crisis. 1t has been encouragement inspiration
everything. You have made Business a pleasure
4 for me. and your pleasure has made Business
as is Business, for us For all which my friends
! say soodby
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CoNRIED's SONG BIRDS BACK.
Caruso Has Added English and Some French
to His Repertoire.

Most OF the prominent singers who to join
the Metropolitan Opera Company arrived ysster-
day on La Lorraine- They included Signor Ca
russo. Mrs Caruso Nine Emma Eamss Story,
Julian Story. Marcel Gourmet. Pol Plancon. Miss
Edith Walker. Antonio scotti- Eugenio Giraldoni.
Francesca Nuibo. Albert Salezo and NJ. Rossi
All the singers declared that they were in good
health and glad to be here those who had never
been here being glad for the chance to visit these
shores.
Mime Eamss Story said she had been away sigh-
tesn months. Usually. when one has been away
for that length Of time. one returns with state
ment that his voice never IN better condi-
ton" she said. 81 will not discuss my voice for
will leave the American public to Judge Of that
Physically 1 never in better form. and am
really, truly and heartily glad get back again.
All said Ceruso. II am glad to be back for
can speak English. which makes happy. My
voice is good and can speak French My
friends tell that can speak italian without an
accent" and Caruso. who Is an Italian laughed as
though he enjoyed his joke.
They seemed to like in Paris, Berlin and IN
London. cannot forget that in London had to
pay an income tax. had to give up l4O but Just
what gave IL UP for I have not yet found out
MISS Walker was Ill most OF the voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washIngton- Nov. II
The weather synopsis OF Friday night
ent that there were some indications Of the Of
e disturbance toward the southern Florida
storm has appeared ard has moved Northern Florida
with considerably Increased Intensity consequence
the winds the south increasing and
fallen north Southern Virginia
marked Disturbance. Ontario. moving has
high winds the Great Lakes. thus far
precipitation There is also the extreme
Pacific Coast accompanied by high The
nreSsre fallen decidedly the interior OF tbs
country but with generally clear weather,
Temperatures fallen considerably in the South A.
Iantic States risen in NewEnsand, the Middle
Atlantic ths lower Lake region and the slope and
central Rocky Mountain regfonA They have fallen
Pacific States.
The southern storm will move rapidly northesstws-t
during Sunday and will the Atlantic
states reaching by night Northern NewEnsland
followed by weather Monday. There will be
NOW Sunday the north shore OF Lake Superior.
rain Sunday and probably Monday the North Pacific
States and Northwestern Montana Elsewhere the
weather will % generally fair Sunday Monday.
Temperaturs changes VIII not be
On the Nev-EngIzad Coast the winds viii b. brsx 70
high north: the Mdds Atlantic Coast brisk
high. shifting mostly northeast 70 north; the
Atlantic coast high northeast later becoming northwest
On the Florida coast and the Great Lakes brisk
ST. S5 c gaTin ,E are ssB.ysi or TIE
from ,Ta the mouth OF Columbia RivsS
Forecast for Special Localtfes-For Delaware. New
Jersey Pennsylvania rain to-d.yI brisk
high northwest TO north winds; Monday. fair.
For Eastern New-York. cloudy to-day; In and
south porto brsk TO high northwest 10 north winds'
Monday tai
For Nev-England. increasing coudlnes. to-day. fol
rain south portion and night in north por
For the District OF coiuub:a fair today: v.r,aO.
winds, becoming north and increasing Monday fair
FIR Western EennsyIvanla and Mester1 h 80 A.
northwest winds: Monday sair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13
LEST WE FORGET"
ondon STANDARD. October q

From The London STANDARD, october 81
New-York, Sunday-The Tribune claims 3l4 cleo
.orsl votes FOR Mr. Roosevelt. The HERALD allows
Isl reckoning New-York as doubtful. The World
CLASSES IIG doubtful. neither candidate has an
assured majority. The Republicans claim New
York by 10000.
not predict. but calculates, regardless % its sym
rathies gives Judge Parker kew-yor CITY by
is2 coo nd New-York State by 81. The EAGLE
has reputation inr Its forecasts. which based
upon postal card canvass OF voters. The results
50 Obtained are then applied 10 the unca nvassed
vote The rewspe per's canTass discioseE coo Bry-
antics who row support LIr. Roosevelt, ard % 00O
supporters OF IL. Mckinley who VII vote fer Judge
Parker.
II declares :nat the result !ies With this shifting
vote which, instead OF being spAthet.c Ia excep-
fionaly interested. The Eagte'' establishes the
proportion OF this shifting vote at per cent
Mr. Rabcock the Republican chairman claims go
EeD-essutat.ves out o. u total or 2S6 Mr. Coyheri
;ts Deniocra;ic chairman. claims 20 Isepresenta-
tiyes The Eern,d" allows the Republicans 2iO
Representative. increase % two to the pres
e-t majority, Is.