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IVORY GOODS.

WANuFACTURERS Of Toilet Articles,
X,i,iard Balls Checks. Miniature ivory
repairing in all branches spec'siS ~
J6cFPW KAPP SONS IVORY co. ~
Tn.' van a.
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EOREIGN MONEY nOUGHT.

FOREIGN MONEY. old gold. silver. dla .
monds Jewelry. antiques p"sIase
stamps: highest prices paid. SCHWARTZ.
J. IVES; 42d-st.
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GLASS APPARATUS y.

rnI, CHEMICAL. physical and pharma-
ceutical use. Il. MAcHLEII soNo'
,.2 to IA East ?3d--t
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MOVEMENT CrRr INsTITUTEs.

MECHANICAL MASSAGE g hao a 80
drug, baths and electricity .a',
Pampn.et with lis, OF health-oooHs ssns :,
THE IMPROVED MOVEMENT NS"S
iESTlTl'TE IL East .ath-s'.
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AWNINGS.

~NO~~~~~~>~~ o>No>e~~ -. = '>>>>->-~' - ~
aMTRICAH AWNING and Flag Factory
Canopie, Chairs. Tables and Tents 70
10, i. SHELTON. COS Cih- ave. telephone
calf S.n 9S'n
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DTst SHE'S.

-~N~~~>~~~~~oc~oN~~~ $4,000
NANtFACTi RING all nlads. fnseh'ne
hr,shes our ,prclai,y William l.
l.NF'. !. 60. &c csn'res'.
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HOSPITAL FOn ANIMALS.

>~~>~.~~~~~~~<>>~-|>>>>>>c 49,
NEW YORK NETEKINAKN HOSPlI AL.
III West th-st.-Excelient accommo-
dations ,Or tick and disabled animals.
,nnnnvers ~ cnrIne cenlef.rv
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EASHIONAHLE HATTERS.

->NN~-No.~N-~~-~c>~~NN ~>O~0~c~cTN0-0~>~-~-T~>
IS DERRY s. -; So Derby. 81 70: 81 s!S
hats. s. 80. at pATTON'S. 9S Liberty
upsfAITs
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FLOORS & POLISH

-oON~>>oo.Oo.Oo-o~>~~ -NN>N~.NN>NON|ONo'N~"~N
nAKDN GOD FLOORS. 40 ana upwards.
Floors stained cleaned. polished. Wood
work repo.ished. T.. ID. STAIR. West
itth-rt.
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,,tcs pttIIIJp~'e lfr,rrf r"m~lis
aims hair. lald.e.s. I.anr,a. * w. w.
o,,,, ror,le ~ Acker Me-fa'l = d. gus J,
KIM - ard c.h ave-. 'hNinhf g. 800 ''
and ~fh ave
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

N~O~-~~-N|(~@|l~-( = .
Artistic MATERIALS. pictures and
T-,tn,nP. larse variety moacrste prices .
best attention given customers. HART
MANN. ~ Union square.
r,pcr N.Ul-M containing ten T.. :
ha,ile ship. sent postpaid N receipt -
nrire ~ ctr's TIE PALETTE ART
90 ~ Taa. o3i ~
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pFFBYs. s.. 81 and 81: elk hats. s.. 80
and 81 f. WILLARD JONES. "
Nasssu-st near Maiden Lane.
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IIARDW ARE.

-~O~NNN~~NN~NNSN~N~r| WV >>>>NN~'>N>>>
HARDWARE for store. shop. ofhce. hote.
and home use. Of standard quality. JAS
H. BRAKES SONS. II Atm ave.
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STAMM FIRING.

-N~.~N~.~N~NN~No-c~N N~~NNNNNNo~NNr
F. A. BRYANT. 81. D.. West i4th-st.-
Stammering and nervous Injections OF
foeech thoroughly corrected Send for out
line ~ treatment and Testimonials.
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS

FOR WINDOWS. also aluminium ana
bronze. enameled steel advertising signs;
numbers ard name-plates for hotels.
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD 90 Fultor-st
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WATCHES on fNsTALLMENTs.

FINE DIAMONDS. Watches. weekly pay.
ments: all goods guars nieed. WAlSh
SUPPLY 90. 3 Maideo lane. Room o.
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PICTURE PRESENTS.

,>~>o~~N<.N0NNNO0N NNNNNNNO~rNN~N"~@~
FRAMED ENGRAVINGS. photograYure
sqnafells and oil paintings. popular
prices KRAMER BROS. 2Ol 9Th ave-
.proelfe N'ac''s
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kINDLING WOOD.

A.-SPECIALTY made supplying families
with kindlng wood AZ reduced pr.ces.
Families ordering now save money CIIAS.
HlMMEL. 80 West 4Otn-st. Telephone,
Az 3sth-st
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uI.Sk hooks 4 TATIoNEni !.
a-rel-H-'T,~
,~e-f lt,xF- lraax ia'oFs. lnss. =. -
. .f a. - LIfc' - hN'' "
l-. fDNrVY sTrNr. % FUTON
ryrLWErEHs' supI;,',,' -, .,.si
...l.,, %f~Grp's i25 Chamhe's -
Ir-fl. LINE Journals i~ig"r' ray
H... fIe.sf rr-''ti" .''r''
CURTIS 20T Gr'erNicn 81
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uoXEs. HANDLES & DESKS.
COINS. MEDALS. CUHI0s.
a STOMACH TROUBLE

ME%. after others fail. consult RED
CROSS ASSOCIATED PHYSICIANS, l,l
Wos' isfh-sf. hours. i0--l2. 5--6
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MIsCEI.IANEOUg.

-.N.~~rr.oNNNroON<oN( |/|((N|~@|~~NN~
ALCOHOLISM absolutely cured; new
method: fun Information gratis. Rev. l.
r. PLUMER. 2O3 West l4th-st
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u.uDwOoD MANTELs & TILES

.ooooonoooooooon onNNN0NN.NoNNo~N~
iIkt;ANr hardwood mant-Is. a. W
nreplsces. gas logs Showrcoms anG tac-
80 '"tc Front nes- fulton F~rrN
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Quick PRINTING

-~c~~~~>>~O'>~ - NV ~So~NN~@~~~~>~>
BEST OFFER YETi-Prlnting absolutely
al your own price: make your onerA
JACKSON. IS Csntre-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


! ,,.,>r,p
49, y. ---.-->-------~-- -
remGi-
DAYS WORK a lrs'-elass latndref' -
vsshinr ami ,r ming. cd reference Ms.
KFySi.R 40 West 3s'h-s'
|
u0rsEK EEpEk -fv a tnorpnrh. enor-
ger nT' nan. man "' al9 Fae, g,h 49,
~ -'--------------------
HOl SEWORK BY German glrl 60
general iousework. Mr. PI;iMM. -"
East 3;ih-si.. i'p N0or
HOtSEWORK. by q reliable woman 20
d. hou."""ih ~ small family .m
country. Can he seen ir two DAYS al
present employer 800 Nfs' ll"ih ~
---------- -..-------
as housoaerper viii Cherry uers ms Or
widow Address j.. IS. cs1 bergen
| awe 1ersov t',fv y
--- ---- -. -
assistant. experience and references. Al
dress r NJ Ron : Tribune piico.
UOTSFWORKEK Good pll.n cock ana
laundrcss can Do son - present EN-
p77'GG'. ''''''' ''''
HOUsEKEErER py Experienced wman
Address NJ W. rNUFRulIL Chappaqua
| X
------------------
nOCsEK rs llunsarian 'gne
woman Miss LIIX. 4Hi i-'Vc. Nrst
"I----. ..------ -------
| INFANTS NURSE. Protestant good OK
perience. can take cntr, charge, under
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~~~~~~>~~~-~o>o~N~~o
PICTURE FRAMING At maker pslces
while waiting II desired. srfclal fls
count ~ schools anA artists. 23f 81. Pi,-
,ure and Frame Shop iSs Wesi e2d-st
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At"It tI,II.N.

MILES MENANDEt DAN''N 'olN4..
Rom 6sG. Bowling Green Bu"d II
Dr1advRN.
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MUSIC BOXES.

>N~~~~~>~>>-~~~>>~>O~~~~ 80.
JACOT K son. 80 Union Square
Boxes from SIC. to 81 800. and iarSe
line Of Musica Novelties and CUCKOO
Clocks
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OPTICAL GOODS.
OFFICE FURNITURE.

-nonc.oNN0.N0|NN0NN"O OO>~So~'~'>>"~>'>"S
DECKS -Rulltops. partitions. rafinga ia
tles. safes. files. presses: fixtures bought
PAuR. - Great Jones-s;.. near Bway'
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.nxcItrIsI\G NOVELTIES.

-0-~-~O(4~O-~~~~~1N1-7-0 ' y
NOl.CkMEE N IlMMrhi'N. ~ -. 80.
no,.ltes. ceuuIold gooGs specially -o'
Chnrth.sf
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GOLD FURNITURE & HEGILDIvo


PICTURE FRAMES ard urnitur. re-
rilGet finished. equal 10 new. THONP-
son G. MGRAW. - East i7th-sl
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sCAIEMAKER AND REPAIRER.

~~0(>-~|N0I1N(N(~-~|~ '@>1 , y ' = - NV y
SCALES. new. secondhand. bought. sold.
exchanged and repaired: Fairbanks ard
Howe OF every description In stock. Write
or call O'BRIEN, - New Chambers-st.
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cAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

>>~~~~~c~~c~'~|>NN'>
ATTENTION .-Hirnesi 2fices paia lor
casi-3O clothing Cal or hnd'es'
JOSEPH LEVlSTAN. I" oth- ave
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GAS AND ELECTRIC SIGNS.

l------------ NV
rrJI'NINATEp SIGNS fOr gas or cleo
'rlcitv suitable f0r any nieh' business.
TrTOe HUGHES Of Clinton Place
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CAsEMAKINU AND STAMPING,


SAMUEL. MCAIH. 30 Nesey-st' y l.
forty years experience.
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Architects & DECORATORS.

A. HORBER. S3l DE kaIb-aSr.. hear
Fulior-st Brooklyn. y. Y.-Iidns. EST
n,at.s for new reridencrs old houses re-
rrn.,r,ic,cd. rnoderni1ed sni decorated.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PAD BINDING.

WALTER $ CARVER. 40 W n,'a
New York Paper cutting pstl,n
tveletting' calendar WORK spe'
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~ ~ TX IisEMENrS and subscriptions for
o~hs Sraunc received ~ the Uptown
U y. No. 1912 broadway. % door north
,i.~r1s,,N until o'clock ?. m: advers
eo'nfhis received a. the following branch
n - ~ regular Once rates until 3 O'cl 'ck
e. ~: w. 25i shave. 5. e. cor -3c 81. ;
g.. Vh.sse cor. leth-st.. Macy's. 9Th
w. ana 18th st: I4e columbus-ave. near
80. vlth-si. LOG West s2d St. near 9Th
r., " Eas; i4th-st. 81 Vest 42d st,
:, so. %, IN and 18th AYES. 153 East 4Iih-
~. i;1ss sc-ave.. between roth and 18th
'~'' AV.c 3c-ave.. near 6lst-st.
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TYPEwRITERs.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY II BlnAn
FIN De Steele" umbrella Headgutr,,
ter. | Barclay-st. Depot. The k-sen.
IS wes' 23d-st. Covering with imported
silk 81 Is.
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ANTIQUES. SILVER. RIOS.

ANTIQUES. SILVER. Gu Nlos.
>~~~r-~~-~~~~~orO~c N~~o~><~>~'>>|>"~'>~~
AT BULLO KS. 3Jl Fourth ANe-pn
exhibition a fine "Hobbema" and other
old paintings and antiques.
AT n racrif1ce. seversi nr- old paintings.
curios antique mahogany furniture
MANHATTAN 60, 3is ith-ave.
ANTIQUE LACES. Jewelry. silverwaFe:
worries. Paintings. Fans. old gold hnd
silver bought. EBLE. l05 West izd 81
CRAGG ANTIQUES CO. ZIG West 42i-
st.. buys and sells old mahogany. silver.
tsweiry. colonial china.
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BUSINESS FURNITURE & HOMES

LETTER AMI document nlInx cauihs,@
legal blank and card index cauih.'s'
p.rron- hole cases. bookcases, shrHi"s'
f.i.cN harrow God LoSes. -niyp4nS and iha
lns hoX,s SEXSMlTH GARNET ANO
WOODWORKING 10. IS Arn-s'.
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YAIENTS.

Il 7. THOMAS. pa Broadway. New YORK
civ. Attorney and Expert. American
patents $500 upwards.
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GOLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS.

..o.o.0.o-., 80 wv. ->l'. - % .'SDr.0-0N
TuE Genuine Foley" Cold Pens, r.un
tain Pens 81 T. s.. Esanlsneu
years nv broadway. OPPOSITE In-n -
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WATCHES.

NATHAN WATCHES. - II you are
thinking OF getting one. see Cs; we can
save YOU money. QUlNCHE BANKS.
2 Maiden lane. Take elevator.
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pApI.n ROxES.

FRED J. MEYER. manutsctursr OF rapss
Boxes Cloth-covered once MINK
a speciality. - Beekmahs'
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s>-~~>>~~s~>S>>>|>>>|>>>>>
[. LENIELE. u West ~ st. fofmr!Is
Win TIFFANY h Co. satisfaction guaIaa
teed. fans speciality
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FENCING AND BOXIyG.

CAPTAIN NICHOLAS. professor Aus
IRIS higher Fencing AMI Boxing
School. 81 West 42d-st. Ladies and gen.
temen
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DEIICACIEs AND FANCY GROCE
RIES

..~~,~~S~~~- ~>~-~|-.sl~''> ->>'~~>>>~>'~ -. 4,
rOur & COMPANY. Importers. whole.h.e
nnd retail dealers In fancy gro
J.',racle. o2S ~ av". cor. hlt -.
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GYMNASIUM MS,

Tur CANpNER NORMAL scHOoL or
GYMNASTICS ANp PRIVATE " 30
NAsITM. ~ Fast o9th-st. -.,u, .,,c. In
ousi,ne. students to teach gyhh"s"N' -
school or college
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n,,SIC\EUs AND PHOTO En-
DRAWERS.

.,oocN.oNN.NrNNNNNo" "/|"|No"|o"/O0o'1'
DrapI.Ay AID. CO.. % church st.-Cuts.
cards headings labels. cover designs
up- ~. dat STYLES. moderate pr'ccs
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GAS AND OIL STOVES.

SPECIAL. DISCOUNT on Wonderful Blue
Flame stoves. in operation. !. J. CAN
SO% 20 Fulton - New-No-k
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AIIT 80 NLI % =
AIIrMININ NOVELTIES.

ALI MINt VI wv FL ''S''
~ - - -
AIJIMINI'M SOUVENIRS ~ large variety
a, RF,YMO%D q GO1 rLDP &. wnol'-d. -
Or, and retailers. SCI Rroadway. near LIN
-, downtown branch. 20 Coftiandi-s''
Ha,eurvor I3i9g
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs.


an,e.d CHARLES l.. LlSTZ, 81 WeN
cs,h ST between Broadway and shave
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COACHMAN Dv colored man: 40. mar
Red. 10 family. - years highes; ref
"rences. last employer car be seen. I'd
dress COACHMAN. Ecx 30. Mount Yer
nor. y. Y.
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mnxocaApuHns f. WRITERS,

MISS WOODER. s6 Broadway, does &C
curate and frst-class work; nooh's's'
c.rcuIars Telephone 3O0l, Cortlandt.
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COACUIAN. 90 Thoroughly experienced
hisLcet recommendations. y years IN
last place. neat. good appearance. wife
excellent cook. want positions together IN
gcntlcnar's family. wages $50 for both.
r.. M'DRlDE. lGS East 5Gth-st
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PEppERs CohN WITS.
pTppEu's CORK MATS are nos -. u.rd
'fo-,ahle TO he feet and sh9u'u We
~ bathrooms. 80! Brcac"a''
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STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
stPERFLUOUs HAIR REMOVER.

ALL superiuous hair. moles. warts, per
manently removed by electricity; ladies'
only. HELEN PARKINSON. l22 West
2ls;-st.
PERMANENT CURE; no scars: physt-
clans references; ladies only. ARA
MARY POTTER. 6S West 35th-st.
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--ooYo.N-N~NNNN0.~~>0~'Do lN0SN(~', =
nvsI,FpsIA PROMPTLY RELIEVED and
Cured by Florapexion. sampie p1' 10 .
re. ly mail or OK Druggists FLANN LIN
HART. III IVES, 32d y. T.
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Porto RICO VOUEN.
THEY SHOW MORE ENERGY AND INDUSTRY
THAN THE MEN.

In Porto Rico according TO reports OF Army
men the native women seem to be the energetic
members OF the household; the men are decidedly
Indecent Many women went into the camps or the
invading army Of the United States and offered
for small sums TO do the mendng and laundering.
Their method of washing was a curiosity to the
soldiers who often stood and watched them. Tor
they wash I'm the streams and use stones IN lieu
Of washhoarls tLen spread the garments on the
foliage dry.
Some of tn. women keep small stores. IN "h"h
they sell nearly everything from paper OF pins
10 "A tart \ loaf Of bread such rs is sold here for
five cents they divide into nieces and sell them
for two cents each. the people preforring 10 Duy
only sufficient for each meal. or as they want It, IN
stead OF in quantity. Some OF the natives on
visiting camp were shocked when tod tnat me
soldiers were each given whole loaf OF Oread
each day, and ate it, too
Said a member OF the 10th Pennsylvania 10
Tribune representative: one woman told me II
would only BE-, more saving and sell half my loaf
would do well. | don't know what she "ouIl nav
said had she seen me pay 81 Tor PIE on my ~
up from Porto Rico. The women are certainly
he workers down there Of.
on you fellows think you know how to eat PIE;
said Western boy. but just come 10 WlscotslH
with ZIG md SOC the bad attacks OF consumption
we'll display when We tackle the homemade Dread
MAKE II our Porto Rican senoritas had such PIC :
to offer about pay day they would sure'! "''he
their fortunes. 49, nj. ,oo,,
Most Of the men just up from Porto RICO ook
VOL seem happy and great contrast 10 those
who came from Santiago few months ago
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RONANCE AND POLITICS.

Washington Irving occupied tho attention ~ the
National Society OF cw-Ensland Women yesterday
at Delmonicos Tor;y-fourth-st. and Fifth-ave
Mrs. William Gerry Slade. the president, intro
duced Mrs James f. Sccor tho chairman OF the
day. who presided gracefully and introduced Mrs
James =. Mccoy. tho first speaker
Mrs. Mccoy spoke on Irvings characteristics as a
man. and followed by Mrs. j. e. Wentworth.
Nine. Ranko. Mrs. Cook and Miss Burnett. all %
whom loft their tributes at the shrine OF Rip Van
Wnklc's rreator.
MIS-. Sccor then spoke. and she grew patriotic and
enthusiastic she compared tho America Irving
wrote about in his Life Of Columbus" and the one
% to-day.
The people along The Hudson were hiking about
Dutch names in the days OF Ichabod Crane" she
said. and they doing the to-day. We
boar = great deal about Il named Roosevelt"
The applause tina, greeted the name Of the Rough
Tor time When she mentioned Van WICK
there were only few feeble hand capS. Conin-
ming she said that some remarked emily tnat
fhc Anglo Saxon has an unconquerable longing for
the horizon. and that II looks now as II he Were
going TO get II And then she said. farewell
hullhEhts and ba~harism. and welcome love. light
and truth"
\ letter was road stating that the Rebecca Sir
Walter Scott immortazed In his 'Ivanhoe was a
dear friend Of Irving named Rehecce Pratt. who
voted 20 tho poor She founded many homes one %
which Is stiU Doing ils mission 90 good and II was
~ her thai lryinc's first sweetheart died. His
enthusiastic e~CriptiOl % tn" nohl" leVcss INSPIRED
Scott. VINO s"ut 20 Irving The fist copy OF Ivan
noe With this inscription. Is THIS Ike your Re
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NrM>pAPERS AND SOCIETY.

The interest the Minerva Club. which me, yester-
day afternoon at tac Ho'e' Majestc. Seventy
4ocond-s' a-rd Central Park West aiken in MIS-.
James II Pettit's paper, TIE Mooorn Newspaper
and lis Influence Upon Society showed that Il
had Am influence over Minerva. wherever else II
may have failed.
Ms Fettit u no is the Interpretations OF the club.
hogan by quoting Blackmore WHO said that every
body can do your work better than YOU can. 50
sno made that HOY apology FOR any harsh things she
r,iclt say about tho newspaper. ~" praised me
"a ,rk Of th. moral truth-teling journals and saiH
hat a progress o. high thought Is graiuay bring
inc ~ fl country the great newspaper OF the fuf-
ur, Nr.ch shall preach iho truth ;nat sh3N ~ the
,ni-, Of freedom and purity. .
Mr. Frank Parsons Lamb spoke ~ 'SaNondrola.
auI aftor II discussion on Ar lei hy Miss Eva
Smith refreshments wee served.
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ANNr4L ELECTION AT CLIO.

clio hold its annual ole, tion yesterday az tho
cuhrooms. no. q West Ore-hundred aNd-twenty-
fourth-st owing to tho death or relative. the re-
firing president Mrs. Henry PIERCE absent
and Mrs Allan Nyo. presided.
The annual reports Of various committees were
read ana approx a. tho treasuror's showing there
had been expenditure OF 500 during the year
leaving q small balance on hand.
Tho CHIEF philantnropic work done by the club
was furnishing a in the new building Of the
Young Women s Christian Association.
The Nominating Committee presented the follow
ing tickle of which every member was unan:-
mously elected Mrs John Jacob Hopper. prosi-
dent: Miss NJ. l.. Gibbs. first vico-prcsident. Mrs
L. W. Redington second vce-president. Mr.. :
clarence sharp corresponding secretary Mss r..
Reid. rccordios secretary. Mrs. W. tman' lrea,-
urrr. Mrs J. "a. Kennedy auditor, and MIS- =. NJ
Ford. historian.
Mr. Hoppe tho newly elected president was
WELCOMED the chair by Mrs. Nye. who prese nt"l
her with The givcl the symbol Of the oflcc
Mrs. Hopper responded in weli-chOsen WORDS. III Il
simple and dignifcd manner Mrs. {. W. -.
Eiiiu- cracously presented tho new prosicent WIN
some hoautffu, yellow and white chrysant heinums'
and tn. meeting adjourned.
Tho regular meetings Of the season Will he heid
on mo second and fourth Mondays OF each month
ne alternate weeks being given over 10 depart
moi
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Az AFTERNOON ~ THE TRANSVAAL.

A. tho Professional Woman's League Yesterday
afternoon Mmc. Fremont VIZ chairman OF tho
day She was assisted by Mrs. Ida Joffries Good
friend and Miss Ahida Crngau.
The chairman gave heightened description =
life in tho Transvaal and read several papers that
have appeared I'm English and South African
journals \ number Of photographs Of that
country and Of the Kaffrs were passed 10 the
audience 20 see as she read stories Of the place
ara rccpe. The Kaflr women are the speaker de-
clarcd directly responsible for tho late uprisngs
Of the natives the reason being that for two years
they have refused &c wed not being willing 20 ally
themselves with mea - are not bloodthrsty
warriors The man who wins Kaiiir bride must
show 20 sword that has done deadly execution. ~
Kaffir men are anxious To- have wives that they
Will even work got one their inability to
win the coy madens during tim OF peace has
forced them into insurroction. This IS the true
reason for the uprsiugs." said m" sp' ak"r AS
every one knows VINO has liNsd in south Africa.
Two songs were given by Nine. Br mont an
"Andalusiau Serenade.' and Golden Africa. the
words ~ which were composed 10y tn" singer
Mrs Goodfriend read three poems written by the
chairman. "Gaatea." st. Valentines" and ITO
M Mothcr." and Miss Craigan read a selection
from The Gentleman Digger. the hrst novel
which was published In the Tran svaal about the
ne Of that section. This also is tne work OF
Mm. Fremont.
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WHAT NFV-YORK "DAMFS" DID.

Tho part taken nv the Colonial Danes OF New
York in assisting soldiers during the late war i
shown hv the following statement issued 10y MIS-.
Catherine Il Roe chairman Of is War COMMITTEE.
During tho months Of July. August. september
and October the New ork State Society oil to,o-
NAL Danes the following list OF supplies 10 t!lc
~ ma. Montauk Point Santiago and Bcdo's
Island. a. well to the New York city Hospital
the Presbyterian Bella ,Ic and Roosevelt hospitals
I.aiamas. nigh,shirts socks bedding towels, hand
kerchefs al, SORTS OF canned goods. meat ana iTul
i, lies eVAuOra,e cd milk and cream. Articles ior
hosuija; use. sIck as hedpars. trays. candies4cks
iis'eriro. beef. WHO and iron. were also sent
An appeal for the men IL Santiago VS. met ny q
large CONSIGNMENT Of food for Distribution among
those not on tho sick list. but who needed better
ZOO fhqu that ordinarily issued. This sent
direct 10 Genera. Leonard Wood. y request for
drugs for tho sick and starving roconcenirados N
tIavsu9 WIS also responded % by q large orucr OF
drugs and medicines. whcn was sent 20 lAeuicnant
= G Marsh. United States Navy ana two COWS
VOC provided for The Letter Hospital az Chicka o.
msuea The families Of many men are being cared
for n present and soldiers are being looked after
rf~r. hos