Since his retura to this country, Mr. Andrew Carnegie has been undergoing series of fates and glorifications, receiving the freedom of towns and livery companies, and attending the oper stitutions the existence of which is largely due to his munificence. markable of these gathering, has been at the British Museum of Nataral History at South Kensi hi resent at the unveiling of model of the skeleton of the diplodocens Carnegie, the gigantic dinosaur to our knowledge of which his wealth has contributed, and with which his yer to be associated. At Eust-hus attended the opening of the great technical institute towards the construction of which he has given £10,00), being given by the Duke of Devonshire, No one knows what is the limit of Mr. Unrnegie's wealth, or how many millions he has left to give away. His donations 10 pablic purposes ov this nnd the ovher side of the Atlantic amount already, I believe, to considerably over twenty millions sterling.
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