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Show It is .a busy day at the Marge oflieo when the number of immigrants arriving arriv-ing there from Kttrope is as large as the number of American tourists who left this port for Europe ou Saturday last. Tho cabins of the nine out going sternness sternn-ess were crowded with 40(11) passeucors bound for foreigh ports. About one-quarter one-quarter of these passenger! wcro New Yorkers; the other three-quarters wcie from the slates of the Union. They sailed av-ay cheerfully from New York to which most of them will gladly return re-turn within the next three months. New York Stiu. There are many who havo legitimate reronl for goiag abroad. Some are called call-ed upon business; some go to study; some to familiarize themselves with places of historical interest; some to visit relatives, and some on other perfectly per-fectly proper errands; but after all are accounted for there is a large proportion propor-tion of the total number sailing away I over the ocean, who might just as well remain at home for all the good they j accomplish for themselves or any one I else, aud who simply add to the grand j sum of American wealth that is pouring ! iuto European coll ers. If it could be ! inado fashionable for such as they to ; spend their money at home, they would 1 be just as well oil while the country I would be ahead. |