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Evening star., 1898-11-11
Chemical Society Meeting.

At a meeting of the Chemical Society last
evening in the assembly hall of the Cosmos
Club F. x. Cameron read a paper Some
Boiling Point Curves and another on a
Three Component System" Papers were
also read by T. NJ. Chatard on the Rate OF
Losses in Cyanide Solutions" and by C. +.
MunrOe on The Examination of Acids for
Use in the Manufacture of Gun Cotton"
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Divorced n Second Tiue

Justice Hagner of Equity Court No. 2
yesterday afternoon granted to Mary c.
Lee a decree OF divorce from Thacker E
Lee This was the second time the Lees
have Inquired in the divorce courts, Mr. Lee
having been granted d decree in the first
suit. Within a few months after the frst
divorce was granted the couple were again
married, with no happier results than be-
fore.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

The remains of Capt. Walter NJ Dlckin-
son of the 1Tth Infantry, who was killed in
the charge on FL Caley. July l. arrived
here yesterday from New York and were
inferred in Arlington cemetery. near the
grave Of Col. J. T. Strickland Of the same
regiment. Rev. H. " Couden chaplain of
the House Of Representatives. who is
bruther-in-law Of the deceased, read the
burial service, and a detail of infantry
from Washington barracks served as body
bearer and as firing party.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Demurrer Filed.

demurrer was filed yesterday to the in
cic;ments against Joseph Il. Fcnton and
others of the Knights of Labor charging
ihem with conspiracy. AS grounds for the
de demurrer II Is stated the indictments are in
correctly drawn, do not set forth state of
iacts constituting conspiracy and are in
sn3cient and inadequate under the law l.
Is also denlet that the defendants have vio-
lated any antitrust law
Evening star., 1898-11-11
The ROyal CreScent.

At a meeting of Columbia Lodge No. .,
the Royal Crescents. held Wednesday night,
final arrangements Were made for transfer
to the Northern Mutual Relief Association
During the evening speeches were made by
Bros Guy ". Wines. w. T. Bradley. G F.
Spencer, DIR. F. NJ. Charles, Edward Web
ster and others
A list of applicants for transfer from
Washington, Crescent and Royal lodges
was read.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
P-nna. Ave. Property at Auction.

The thrce-story brick business building
No 49, Pa ave. will he sold by trustees at
auction tomorrow afternoon at 40 o'clock.
In splendid condition. See advt for de
scriptipn and terms.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
MASHINGTON DRESSED REEF
Try Reisinger.s Ice Cream. 2a5 G st. n
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Pushing the Capitol Repairs.

The work Of restoring the portion of the
Capitol building which was injured by the
explosion Of Sunday night is being rapidly
pushed forward a force of 1uu men is
working on it night and day. 1t is expect
ed that the Supreme Court chamber Will be
ready for use 10y the 1st of next month.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Leg Badly Crushed

Richard Harris, colored, a driver for Lit
tletleld & Alvord. fell from his wagon on
tennessee avenue between A and streets
northeast. shortly before noon today, and
rolled under the wheels. One of his legs
was badly crushed. He was sent to tho
Emergency Hospital
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Marriage Licenses,

lows:
White-Henry H. Smell and Phoebe G.
Miller; Wilfred G. Reed and Martha W.
Mead.
Colored-John W. Bell and Bessie V. Bias:
Louis Gardner and Rachel Z. Johnson:
James H. A. Garnes and Satie c. Robinson.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Post-Grnduates Elect omcers.

At recent meeting of the postgraduate
class of the Law School of the National
University the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing collegiate year: Presi-
dent, Mr.. ]. j. Hili vice president Mr.. Nj
A. Bender: secretary. DIR. Fuller Walker;
treasurer Mr.. A. C. Perkins.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
JAS. r. OYSTERS Butter Talk

We have Butter a 2Jc. lb but our deli
ctous Fancy "Elgin'' Creamery in 5-Ib.
boxes is $40. Ninth and Pa ave. and all
Inarkets.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Doctors now agree that consump-
ton is curablo.
Three things, if taken together,
will cure nearly every case in the first
stages; the majority of cases more
advanced; and few of those far ad-
vanCed.
The first is, fresh air: the second
proper food; the third, SCOTS Emul-
sion OF cod-liver oil with hypophos-
phites.
To be cured, you must not lose
in weight, and, if thin, you must gain
Nothing equals SCOTS Emulsion to
keep you iii good flesh.
5oc. and 81 90. all druggists
SCOTT d BOVINE. Chemists. New York
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Lad les.
Ladies'.

There will be 4 fine display of market
supplies at the New West End Market
corner of I'D and p streets, tomorrow
Advertisement
Evening star., 1898-11-11
sI.25 To baltimore and Re- xI..5

turn Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday.
NoV. y and II, good t. return until Mon
day, Nov. II. All trains except Congress
siOna. Limited.-Advt
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Orchids and Chrysanthemums

j. II. Small & Sons, 1ith and G sts Wash
inston. and 1153 Broadway, New York, are
exhibiting this week rare and choice speci-
mens-fiuest yet shown. See them-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
COnI. LOYYeSt Pricex

Can at my Offices for plan of buying that
AFFORDS you every protection. Lowest prices
since 1876. J. Maury Dove, 2lst and l. lnW
ii, 1876 NJ nv. and 18th and d s.w-AGvt
Evening star., 1898-11-11
S1.25 to baltimore and Return

via b. and o., Saturday and Sunday, No
vember II and -, good for return until fol
lowing Monday. Tickets good going an(
returning on all trains.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Dove Brand Hams are noted for mldness
and the only ham that has given general
satisfaction for years past both for frying
and boiling. Sold in ali the markets and
nOted market stores.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Alleges DesertiOn.

Sarah l.. Wagner has instituted proceed
ings for divorce from John W. Wagner, al
leging desertion.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
SpECTAr. FOR SATTRDAY

Sheetz's Fine Goc. Chocolate at 35c per
lb- meeting with such success on our last
special Saturday, to please the public we
will give another special day for Saturday
ONLY. SHEETZ. 10Th and f NV.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
$3.50 Delightful Autumn Trip $3.50
To- Old Point Comfort and NOrfoIk
Capt. Dickinson Buried at ArIinpton.

via Norfolk and Washington steamer Satur-
day ESQ pm. Tickets $3.50 good to return
Sunday night. See schedule, this page-Adv.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
4 f,runh SfDht

All those beautiful Chrysanthemums, the
finest Of their kind. in GUIDES free exhibit
1214 F.-Adyt.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
BEST MEATS ORTAINARLE

No matter what price you pay or where
or from whom you buy-youll secure no
finer meats than that secured from us.
HCne-dreSsed-eyer ounce of them-and.
as usual. satisfaction is guaranteed to all
our buyers. T. T. KEANE, 35-51 Center
ri.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.
Reeves famous Chocolates and Bon
Bons IA cents per pound. None better Or
fresher at any price. 1909 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

a large assortment of tulip and hyacinth
bulbs for immediate planting. Robt. Bowd-
Ter, Center market.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
First Race at 2:15.

Trains, direct to the track, leave
Sixth Street Station at 1 and las
pm, returning Immediately after the
last race.
Subscribers or season tickets, en-
titling gentlemen and accompanying
ladies to all privileges during the
meeting, $40, can be had at the Port
land stables, New York avenue, be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets, and from
Mr.. S. S. Howland, 1871 | street.
Officers and men OF the army ard
navy, and those of the volunteer
service, wearing uniforms. will be
admitted to the grand stand free
Rates of admission to grand stand,
81; ladies, soc. 1t
Evening star., 1898-11-11
STERLING sILyERWARE.


When wedding gifts are wanted J. karr' :
Sons. 90 Pa. ave, is the best place to look
for them. Many desirable articles, as low
in price as 81. Goods laid aside for Nnas.
Choice Of Beacon or Acme Lights, 9Jc.
ccmpIete-save gas and give brilliant light.
1894 Ci. G. A. MUddiuan < Co. GIG 12th.
WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF.
Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef, Del
moniCO Steak, go to John K. Kelly West
End Mkt, 22d & p. Corned Beef speciality.
Try Reisinger's Ice Cream, 235 st. W.
USE KENNY'S
Fine Dry Roasted Coffces. They have 10
equal. Pure sugars at cost.
c. D. kENNY'S 5 City Stores
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
Star. D.,
Evening star., 1898-11-11

1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star Hundreds OF situations are filled
through them.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

81 z.a want work read the want column,
Of Jns EtsF.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

TIC UId HeI1abfe Firm.
Miller & krogmann. will have a fine dis
play of Dove Brand Meats on their stalls
Saturday. Center and X st. markets. It,
Evening star., 1898-11-11
ReIiabJe aud Reasoouby,

You get at Studer's 1886 F St, Trees
Shrubs, Evergreens, hardy Vines Roses
Bulbs, etc, for fall planting. nol0-6t~
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Amends It's Constitution.

Don't fail to visit the New West End MAJ
ket, corner I'D and P streets.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
NOT AN rom LADIES' NOME"

IN May issl. the Baptist Home Society % New
Jersey was organized and II VAS incorporated the
following month. The Home Is located al 40 10
Rosevlle-ave.. Newark y. j, and up to the pres
.nt time forty-elght berenciarcs have been re-
ceivod OF whom sixteen have died. An important
feature is that the Home Is FOR the aged OF both
sexes and not an "o.d ladies' home The East
and North New-Jersey Baptist associations put the
plan Of the Home into operation. but in the year
1873 the other five associations OF the state were ad-
mittel 70 the society, and II l. now state home.
Tho Home was started with s16 In the treasury
In the four years since II has been In existence
a. so ca has beer paid There "a stiil mortgage
OF a. -. on the Home. however which IL TO De met;
4 llttle over years ago plan was devised
whereby the mortgage - tl2O0 which then existed
might be divided among the seven I}aptlst assocl-
ions asking each 10 contribute ~ three" times.
which IS but q cents for each one hundred mem
hers. Up 10 this time Only eght cnurcaes IN IN, 1nr
as4ocatlGn have been heard from, and n" society
ask that each church that has not already done 50
aupoint manager for the Home and pledge an an
niIal collection Those directly Interested IN the
Home hope that the coming year VIII see many
more churches Identified with this work OF charity,
that Q. providing Tor the aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

There will bo fornd. opening Of the Pascal
o'clock. and addresSc. will be made by Bishop
Potter. Mons.gnor Mooney the Rev. DR. r. :. Mac
Arthur. the Rev Gustaye GOtthetl. Chaunc"y NJ
Depew and the Rev. Charles II. Eaton. Tea will
be served at O'Clock BY members OF the Girls
Club.
At a meeting held last week Miss Margaret
Pickering Pascal was elected president and sccrc-
tary and Mrs : : Packard treasurer
Tie institute is designed 10 he ire VIII offer-
ing Of the people 10 young women Desiring IN
siruction in manual raining. l. vas founded as
III, result OF a reading ycu At the windsor Hotel
OF Manual Training for Girls" 1t Will be sup
ported by optional donations and annual subscrip-
lions
4 class In Iressmaklng has already been formed.
nrl additional departments VIII be opened As re-
quired Certificates Of ability VIII be given NJ the
COMPLETION Of q course Several Of the leading
drossmakers II the city are greatly Interested III
the project. and say They VIII gladly engage IA,
graduates ~ the dressmaking classes VINO hoid
fhas. certificates. as they md T. difficult al any
tim, TO secure all the competent help they n'td
Appl,cat ions for admission 10 these classes Will De
accented from young women who have finished the
course Of sewing taught In the Industrial classes
connected with the various churches ana day
schools The work OF the institute Is being planned
70 suuplern.nt such Instructions. In" sum ~ ~
have already been subscribed. the donors In sone
cases sending girl In whom fney Were IN. "rrStrd ~
receive the bcnei; from the same others nave
eft the choice TO the institute -
The ofce hours Of the president are rom j." u"
o,coCk 81, Tu4sd1ys and Thursdays at the institute
when she Will he plea receive any one inter
ested In the work and give any desired informati'h
In regard % II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
NEWS or THE STORES.
At THE MERGDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY'S.
NOS. 2OS FIFTH-AVE. AND li2S-ll3o
BROADWAY

The shopper who visits this wcll-known store
will not have any trouble about finding what she
,van-s-her trouble Will be how % choose out Of
the great array Of beautiful things the one most
lovely 10 her eyes In toer ware she Will find hair.
hat and cloth brushes. combs and mirrors and
manicure sets Of handsome designs. and in fine
nlaiu and chased work. These well as all the
other things In the store may be had In gold or
silver plated ware or solid silver. In the cut glass
may be had claret and champagne jugs, whiskey
and brandy decanters. tobacco. cigar and biscuit
lars and fine specimens Of lockwood pottery.
Tho glassware has solid silver mOuntinSs that
give to II a massive and an extremely handsome
appearance touch Of sentiment is seen I'm the
beautiful loving-cups. and the antique as we'll "a
the modern. IS represented In the vases and candle
sticks. ,,-..-.
irkstauds pen trays calendars. lcnhoiderS. paper
cutters and lctter-opener,, cacn one MakWE Il
handsome Gift I'm Itself The Meriden Britannia
COMPANY knows all about The vcNed question, ms
nrasent and has answered II win a line display
~ smoking sets. matchhoXes. corkscrews. rasNs
and cigarette cases Chahng dishes mat almost
recoupense one for being an old bachelor are
shown also and here j. a full line OF table ware.
which includes tea. dinner and coffee sets tnat
would insure hOus keepers Respectfully ~ onc
and candelabra and candlestlcks That recall tn N,
mast and light up the prescott. Prices Tor sONi
slverware range all the way from % cents up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
Az ERROR CORRECTED.

The following extract. which is likely 70 prove
misleading was published in The Chautauquah
for December
The Tribune Sunshine Society column IS under
the charge Of g. l.. 5. c. graduate Mrs Jonn &
Martin az New-YOrk. and any graduates or Others
who would Ike 20 send words OF cheer. suggestions
for plans o: reading or Of work COR "saui- ms
viii ind that such greetings and helps are heartily
apprcl ilted \ letter 70 Mrs. Martin at No
Broadway vii bring Il response. moving how
Chautauquans can. through their . l. . = eN-
perence help this good cause
Mrs John Martin IS one OF 500 members OF the
T 5 s. but the Presldent-General Is the head
officer OF the society and all com nunica'ions
should be addressed to her. az the Sunshine once
which IS In The Tribune Building, Nassau-si. New
York There are branch presidents IN Every state
who report the work done IN their branches 70 the
Prcsident-Gcncral individual members write d.
rectly TO headquarters. Mrs. Martin IS president Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union ana
{. l.. \ branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
AT HIGGINS & Settlers. nos. 80 AND 81
WEST TWENTY SECOND-ST.

The pottery and tableware that delighted the
hearts OF the simple folk from whom sprang later
dav pedigrees may be seen in this large store
where the model housekeeper buys her housenola
china Holland delft. Teplitz pottery. ST. Cloud
,ot,arv Saxonv and Royal Vienna seen In
hooks and corners that ada to their quaintne:s ana
h.,,,tv There are such large quantities and such
u,,I. varieties that If the traditional bull IN 4
china shop" shOull enter una~ great. lnd'ed
v"uiI ID. the fall thereof. Lamps and jardinleres
p.art.snaued picture frames that tell their own
"y,..t storles toilet sets tobacco mugs ana vases
would ain be shattered. instead u being me source
at present. e..,.o .,,,.bor nv musician
good lkenesscs. too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

The following members were added 10 the ROLL
book yesterday: s W. whiting and Joseph Hall.
OF Jersey City: Edward a Osborne OF Teal. w.
Va: Miss Edith Kinney OF schaghticoke Point.
n. Y. who paid % cents dues. and Mrs y. j.
Hoyden OF Floral Park Long Island
The members OF the Friday Club Of Hightstown.
y. J.. who contributed A Christmas box. and rot
previously enrolled members OF the T: s; s.
Miss Annie u Job Miss Margaret Grabatt,
Miss Helen u. Grover. Miss Lizzie Dey. Miss Grace
Cleyenger, Miss Virginia Wyckoff. Miss Bertha
r. Clark Mrs J. v DAWSON Mrs L. W Pullsn.
Mrs. l.. w. Grover. Mrs. p. F. Botzong AMI Mrs.
Frederick r. Appeget
Other members outside the Friday Club who
contributed 10 the box were Mrs. Thomas Mason,
Miss Fannie a Appleget. Miss Josie Hutchinson
and the following children: Little Dorothy Grover.
Thomas y: Appleget jr., Augusta Grover and
Madeline Hutchinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

The New-York city Mothers Club VIII hoid It's
regular monthly meeting to-day at the Tuxedo.
Nod,son-ave and Finy-ninth-st.. with Nine. Al
bert, the chairman. IN the chair:
PHYSICAL culture and Hygiene VIII be the sub
,.c, for discussion and the following speakers
have chosen themes dealing with The subject Mrs.
~, : Thomp@on will talk about The Speaking
Vote " DR. Ema Lee Adult Life and 'hild,
hood and Nine Alheqii Standing. Walking ana
STING illustrative exercises will accompany the
iatt@r An open discussion Will follow the reading
Of the papers. and musical selections will DC IN
uoduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
DISTRIBUTIONS.

The following packages were sent ont yesterday:
barrel Of reading matter. containing about eiglt
hundred magazines OF different kinds for the IL
brary OF 81. Barnahas's House. city Mission. in Null
berryst; second box sent TO Gods Pr)yi-
dence House. I'm Broome-st.. containing scrap
pieces for the sewing-schoOl. and cards and p!rt-
ures for the kindergarten work: 4 box TO the An
drews Homestead 7. s : Branch. Montague,
Mass. containing unfinished work and Tolls To be
dressed; 2 box 10 Miss Kate Hawkins and her
mother. OF Edison. y. Y. and large box contain
Ing several hundred books and papers 70 the men
in the life-saying station az Tompkinsyille Staten
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

the fulness al waistne. The standing collar that
finishes the neck is topped with circular turn
portion that ripples becomingly.
The two-searned sleeves meet the requirements
OF size as decreed by fashion for this season. the
trimming OF velvet at the top being arranged 10
meet that on front Of waist. The wrists are COM
plet.d with pointed cuffs that fare over the hands
The lower edge OF gown Is shaped low and round
I'm front while short In centr"-back. the gradu-
at.d lower portion or hounce being quite narrow
I'm front and extending half the length OF skirt
In back. go
Tho rounco is made with narrow heading. and
the foot IS trimmed with three evenly spaced rows
OF black satin ribbon.
To make this gown for a woman OF medium size
will require eight and half yards Of material 3S
inches wide The pattern No. los is cut In sizes
Tor a 81 a. 80 IS ~ and ~ inch bust measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
HEROISM.

Is pain. Is poverty. is any Ill
Clutching life with relentless force! ,,,
Do what thou canst and then grace keep thee still
Letting courageous patience run her course
Pesiege thou not the Of God and man
With craven pleadings for deliverance
What thou endurest. yet another can;
BE brave for him. was the Master once
The human Graves prosperity and ease; 49,,
The struggling spirit gives cry IKE TINS
40 Thou who "a nest not Thyselt 10 please >,
Free from fear and self and cowaruice'
Fewer thy prayers for merely outward goou'
Rejoicing still In all that falls to thee 49,,
Think that perchance suffering hrothernoou
Needs less thy sunshine than my HaS,erynn
Selected by VI. A w
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ANOTHER T. $. 5. BRANCH

Pr0sIIf NJ -'Ir0'TlI OF TNc I. , >
Dear Madam: Al a recent meeting OF the Friday
club. literary organization OF this place. Il was
suggested by the president. Miss A. ". Vose. that
Il Christmas box De sent this year. and. by mani
nous vote II was decided that II should 90 to The
Tribune sunshine Society. \ committee was APP
nOnted 10 receive and pack the contributions. and
Today our humble offerings were sent you by
press We have been more than paid by ne pleas,
trust tnat they may bring Christmas sunshine into
other hearts and homes somewhere. II they do
no greater good We hop" they will carry the best
Of good wishes and holiday greetings TO the Sun
shin. Society ana friend. its President General
Very sincerely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
COLONIAL EXHIBITS FOR PARIS.

Tho Colonial exhibit the United states Is To have
at the Paris Exposition in 1900 Will be- II is propne-
sled one of the most impressive novelties seen
there The Republic will be represented in THIS
way for the first time. and Il is expected that ex-
hihits from the Hawaiian Islands Alaska, fo''o
Rico Cuba and the Philippines viii be shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
vrUOPJ4L TO FRANCES WILLARD.

II has been decided by the trustees OF the chicago
1-r,,,ro 70 make that institution a memorial TO tho
m. and work OF the late Miss Frances Willard.
As a means 20 this end willard memorial circles
will be formed all the country 10 raise SUM-
Gent money 70 enable the Temple trustees 10 nuy
ali The outstanding stock and bonds held oy ,he
Woman's Christian Temperance Unlon BuiidihS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
rrssr-r-pAPER PATTERN OF HOME GOWN,

A TIsSI-E-PAPER PATTERN OF HOME GOWN,
NO. 7.5os. FOR COUPON AND 10 CENTS.
A simple bu, stylish gown is here illustrated IL
erured French flannel. showing wavy black lines
on a very blue gray ground. Narrow olacK sa'ih
ribbon Is used In decorating. and halt-grdle OF
,,o- r,hhon is tied in a graceful bow with ends
.. tho front The graduated gathered hounce that
forms the lower part OF skirt is one OF the popular
modes introduced this season. The gown has
nrincoss back correctly fitted with curved centre
-eam; side back and under-arm cores. that COM
pleie the close adjustment, The fronts have easy
fulness gathered at tho neck and close in centre
from, with buttons and buttonholes The ribbon
eirdle inserted AZ the unGer-arm combining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

The free lectures TO tho people tonight will be
as follows: School No. g. One -hundre -and-forty-
hrst-st and Edgecombe-ave.. The Historic Iroquos
Indians" by Mrs. Harriet NJ Converse School No.
TO- One-hundred- and-seventeenth-st and St. Mich
olas-ave.. The Sea" BY Charles Barnard School
the Land and the People" by Charles Sprague
Smith; School No % Albany and Carlisle SITS.
schoo No. 81. Fortyfourth-st.. near Tenth-aye,
What Every One Should Know About sanitation"
by Charles + W.ngate: school No. GG. KingsbridEo
The Wing Party and It's Great Leaders," by Pro-
fessOr W c. Webster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

give honest and useful legal advice TO natives.
The din,cultv seems 20 be the dislike 20 giving
women the same chances in life have Even
where the need is recognized the question apparent
" Is How shall limit the woman. so that she
shall be something less than the man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Words will be the subject considered by the
Ideala Club that meets this afternoon at the home
OF Miss Joralemon. No. rs West Thirty-ninth-st.
The regular meetings Of this club held at the
homes Of the members. and luncheon is given on
the third Monday OF each month at the Hotel
Majestic