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New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
ADVERTISEMENTS or OCCUPATIONS.

Atier January : no more advertisements will be
aceepiec for the book Occupations Of Women and
4he.r Compensation" To meet the demand OF ap-
p"c@nis who think they 90 not require much
space As business card covers arrangements
nave been made for a limited number OF one-inch
'pace Advertisements which may be had one
al tne price - the business card orders for The
4'Dlne book are pouring In from all parts Of the
country The interest awakened Is widespread.
..,ahy OF fhe most exclusive women IN various
re- oi WORK VII be- found among It's advertisers
,s,rNy establishing q precedent based on common
!, = II is book hat VIII interest every home.
x..a 60 q message for every woman rich or poor.
rsE,I oI stupid, arriving or arrived " Don defer
= fh,s hho"n your wants until IL Is too late. No"
For at.ctpted time. But five days remain
sda-aar tner Information relative 10 one-inch CARDS
HexyMi MISS Ida Rose McCabe. No. - Fifth-ave.,
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
THE SALE, or SPURIOUS DRrGS.

cor-vrERFrrTs OF PHEN AcETrNE- PROSECUTIONS
To FOLLOW,
Edward W Martin chief Inspector ~ depart
-,er. ~ the Health Board. is conducting through
several chemists an investigation into the sale ot
impure and spurious drugs. II has been found that
IN So are used extensively by some druggists Phe-
nAcetine which Is largely used in prescriptions tor
the grip. has been much Initiated one chemist eN-
,,i-sd 20, hundred samples OF what was sold FOR
nheuacet.ne and found In many cases A spurious
drug had been used. common substitute was
,,5eracs-ine might De exceedingly dangerous ~ a
bbrescriptlon starch sugar. oicar5onate o. soda,
rbersceftne As soon as absolute proof .s obtained
nroSectItons Will follow. as the attention or me
stric.-Attorneys Office has been called 10 the flo-
Ia lions of the
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04


The following letters were received on Moneay .,,
Miss Emma Spooner. Stanton ria-' JoS'r 60
chicago. Mrs Edward p. Judd Ne~-haVe"
cam 2 p Lewis Plantsvile. Conn. MIS- fan-
nia NJ Clark Maryland. y Y. May T. "ilils'
Lamont. Ga. Kittie NJ Torrey. Willow CIy'
u Mrs NJ E McClary. Malone. y = M'
Smith. Stamford Conn; Mrs d. Van "Inh'e'
Tackcnsack y J.: Mrs Joseph E. Bailey. Mer-
dale Y Y Mrs J. Voicott. Utica y /, ran"I'
: owens Carriers Wharf Va John krell Ne"
Haven. Conn: C. r. Ballard. Mcdleto"n op''
Vt. s Amelia Thorn. Utica, y. y MIS-. VI -
u~e Somervnle y J.. James 7. Hail. MY 'o',''
NcDoneu and Misses H. f. and X r Ne~con'O'
~ r2rooklvn; Nh Sarah f. Halsey. ; w l'"Os
Mrs Joseph Shardlow Mrs @ J.. skinner anu
Mrs NJ stone OF this city: Mrs r g i alnp, @ =
PERKINS Brooklyn Mrs. He.en NJ 'frl'l,sss ~ -.
Nabei Quick SehelSa MINI. ". Feder 80 n
Alderman Detroit. Mich. Mrs. >. h,.D-n,' Y .
mont y Y the Misses Payne. hlin.ia NJ r.
Mrs Hobart II Curtis. NevtoVn. 'Vs'', N,," : i
cnvnoir Swezev Bellport. Long lsanG' irS' -,
Blodgett Cooperstown, y MT r. PAN
and "Mlzpah" OF this city, and Mrs VI, - - ,iine
dninb ~ Prook,yn: G. q. Needham ana 90 1..-
UafoveU OF this city. Lizzie Jlrlch bToonls'- 3D.
sa-ab r Drake Jersey CITY. Mrs. Edward =. ~ ia
lakewood y. J.. Mrs. p Waliase ,5aI" t4irffs-
town \ j.. Annie L. Mailer. cneiaDuj u.,,ia MaSI +
Issbel Scotland Yonkers. y y 5,eH MI NJ Fvane.
Gammons. Auburn: r, Mr7 Gid Nontrose.
MoTgan!WS"Es psGs W Heard Newburg \. y :, l. v.. c.
I'm = Roucher Seneca Falls y. Y. ~ ~
9e. T.as = C,utrrie s. Regis Fal = \ i. VI ri ri
=, prooklvn. Jessie Powell. RoXpuryf - 10 ~
Kate E. Hawkins. Edison. y y
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
nrrn WHILE EATING 4 CHOP.

roe, Brady a s,abieman. sixty-esh' ysf'' "''
~ b.s long been familiar hgure on the bosery'
s,.a IN IN. r~s,auran; At No " Bo~ery esry yes
,sraav morning Ills home was ~ No ho~sH'
-. VA. exp aiming 10 a conviYial party ,ns' -
- ., tho Vanderbilt family whose life he had
o..s .av.s in A runaway accident This sum. ne SAN
hs received every year. Hts hearers invited nim
into the restaurant and ne ordered mutton cnor.
Annarentlv piece ~ the meat choAec nim y,
Hsa,e ,or he fell over and died before the emou-
lance arrived. The BODY vss taken to tns s"ss'
hsth-at station
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
roxTprpT-ON=

The following contributions have reacheu '"
Once. 4 booklet from Mrs. John :. Bellows OF
r.ra1al,bia Penn. A child's crocheted skirt and
naf- ot new rubber boots. for little boy, from
Mrs " " Wnship OF Brooklyn. calendars rom
NJ Heard OF Newburg y. Y. roll OF juvehne
reading matter from Frank Bentley OF La oale.
..of cancelled stamps without a name; unnnlsneu
- a-d -uo fancy needle-bOoks. without the
name % the contributor; i"rniy-nNe az az, .o
,-o-- Mrs TIA bot Perkins Of Brooklyn. ana t"y
steete n music from Miss Kate Percy Douga OF
fhie cifv entitled Forever and a Day and lhe
little Voice
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
&ru- MEMBERS.

The following members OF Mrs. Jonn hi"s go
dav-school class. Of Malone y l. "e'e -
-"' ..,, os n r 8 s branch. They con-
- 80 .ha Christmas sunshine by dressing sew
a-aI dols. Florence Saunders. Mildred barry
Mabel Parker Marcia Daphin. anna anna l;,I,9,.i 1l;;,IIrsi
Eona Carter Florence Gharson' I EGl.n ,s-"bars
n-oiIed we're the Rev s c. Faris and MIS- bII n w.
~ stanton Fla. Miss Carrie GaTraorSn,., 10 W
% 80 ! and Kate Luckel. Of Phiiadeiphla-
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
opr rv4vyyER FOUND DEAD.

r,,, " Dearborn an examiner OF ore s'A.y
- old who l. well known In the mining "o'i'
~ the southwest and Mexico. was found aeau y.
,ersav n, ,rning In a room In the Atah''' ~
M y Washington-st. The cause OF nea'n = -,
IN be ale, holsnl Dearho'r nan oeen )"
bs said ne mad been for some tine in,efe III
iish capital In mining schemes In the Mes. ~
,hs hofel which he expected some frienos IN 'ns
West 10 send him. but none cana
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
LEFT HER MONEY TO HER HUSBAND

HE HAD HAD HIS MARRIAGE ANNDi'LHD' 'O' IN
GETS So 100 IN TRUST.
The will of Mrs. Jeanne l. Taylor was "'ru .o'
n~obate yesterday in the surrogate onI0e
leaves $1,000 In trust 70 her husoa"u' -
-, 80 ai-ec,s that upon his death the princi-
h., ..fa ~ Marie l.. Richomme. She also ap-
pA - - - breba nd as her executor. and bequeaths
poilss ~ -e.,lsue OF her estate NJ. Taylor some
20 -''n -''' ',b..ines An aunument OF hs rnarrlase
rh the testatrix the ground that WIZ , ~ ~, %
ried her she had another nusoahu "''"s ''"
~ had nor been divorced.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
roury TEACHERs FOR RUssI4.

The Minister Of Public Instruction in Russia has
decided 70 employ women as teachers OF French
in the mems colleges since there Is not SUI
ncient number Of men teachers 20 hll all vacant
places Candidates for these posts must max
fornai appNcatlon and must have been teachers
" no have had special preparation and eNperlenc,
Women have not before this been allowed 70 i@ea.n @
ne other In Russia. except the mere infants
In he urinary scnOOls.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

presiden'- General of f1e 7 = >
I write 10 say that I shall be very glad 20 have
nv name entered member of your society
and trust that 7 may receive the badge which you
send 10 vour members. have been very much
Interested I'm your work II f. reported day by
dav I'm The Tribune and IL seems 20 me 70 be sig
nidcant OF ne new thought OF the times hope
that branches OF the society may multiply IN an
rsw-iinqfon " J VAN PATTEN.
Nj Van Patten il president of the New-England
ISr-u Uaffin Homes for Homeless and Neglected
Bovs and Girls located a. Westminster. VI
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
cr-NsurNE MONEY.

NJ. wolcott. OF Utica. y. Y. sent 81 as Dues
ror the coming year Mrs. 5. T. Halsey oi 'ls .'''
sent % cents in stamps for music "nicn was 'o-
uarded "a cents in stamps came from Mrs' ~ >
60. -. raeunort Long Island 20 cents in stamps
from Mrs r l. and Miss r Masf9nneaI pnnr sent "a
Red Hook. y. Y. and Mrs hu"a' ssao l. WI
check for so as her dues for lsss
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

President-Ceneral of the T :. :; Permit me 10
send YOU my warmest thanks for the oeautiiul
Christmas present. silk muffer-which have re-
ceived I also received last summer me sum OF D.
which inadvertently had forgotten 70 acknowi-
edge the receipt Of az the time. but which no"
most cordially do for IL brought sunshine 10 me-
who had gone through many bitter disappointments
and received many severe blows OF adVersiN II
viii alvavs be remembered by me. May be per
r1it-ed 10 tender the officers OF the / :. : the
assurance OF my sincere and very best thanks, anH
eniov many happy Chrstmases and New lears 70
come and that the good works that they 40 mere
great hereafter I am. most respectfully,
! r O'BRIEN. disabled soldier.
Na.,oral MmL,arv Homo. Hampton. Va
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
ENDOWMENT FUND.

Nv N. generous offer Of Mrs. Joseph shardlo"'
~ No % Firth-ave Ne~-York CITY the 9unsnlne
rund ha. been increased % q % MONT N''
c,-.ioyr vcill give 81 every month. The other CON
.sa,,+e-s a-e Augustus Rice Of tetn.enen'
penn. 81 a month. Mrs. " F. Wychon OF PIE Jana ,y p
onr Island 81 every months. and Two young
women OF Elmira y Y. 80 cents every month
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
prrDryG DEPARTMENT SALARIES GO Up.

over 4 score OF clerks in the various department
~ the Department Of Buildings IN Manhattan ahn
The Bronx have had their salaries increased f'es
tdant Brady said yesterday that ne increases
49, ', u - bensat,d had materially increased ou'
~ ~ servlce was also considered
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
o,,,rn, Z sMIrH,s sALART RAISED

The Park Board has Increased me salary oI az
-. s,.-s,a-v O, the Board. Clinton II. Smith.
- e. ~ 10 t.5oo in appreciation Of his long ana
s.,.s.'l services He has been Tor nearly tveny
lai. @ ~ the service ot the Department ne i as"
ss,iS- major OF the list Regiment
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
rHE nrlrR al FREDERIcK q. YrENGLING

Frederick G. Yuenglng who died Monday az his
home I'm Pottsve Penn. was rot the 'fred
Yuenglng who was well known In the Tenderioin
a. the hacker OF the Baroness Blancs ,neatricai
entsrnrises but his uncle. The dead man was
brother-in-law OF George &. Clausen' president OF
the Park Board.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

series OF Holland Society lectures Dutch
literature will be given in the Columbia University
course on successive Wednesdays by Leonard
Charles Van Noppen. They will take place In
Schermerhorn Hail. ne-hundred and-slxteenth-s'
and Amsterdsm-ave, at 4:30 o'clock For to-day
the special topic is Early Dutch Literature.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
OTSTRIBTTED

Articles sent out were music 20 Miss 5 f. Hal
soy. of this city a calendar and fancy "orK 20
Miss Mary z. Willis Lamont. Ga doA 10 me
fi,,ia daughter Of an invalid member. Mrs O. g.
IN t3rckbesd. a pai- o. rubber boots 10 John
taskev Of Brooklyn. crocheted skirt 70 huoy
,-o~E ~ N-s Jennie Boucher Seneca Falls y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
rHE wOMAN.s Fund.

Mrs James speyer. Of No. % Madison-svs, me
treasurer OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF tn> nospl'e'
Saturday and Sunday Association reports w ~
,o,,,s sss,,,onal contributions the womans
Fund U, the collection.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The National Society OF New England Women
will hold literary meeting at Delmoncos. Forty
fourth-st and Fifth-ave.. this afternoon az 2l5
20 be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
UONFy FOR THE HOSPITALS.

Charles Lanier OF No. Il Nassau-s'.. the ren-
eral treasurer OF tho Hospital Saturday and sun
day Association. reports the following affitonai
contributions 70 the collection now IN progress
rpnM lrIr.RlrIr-S
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

lecture on die Walk1re." with piano illustra-
tions by Elliott Schenck will be given this after
noon at o'clock at the New-York College OF
La bert
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
THE MESSAGE OF THE NEW YEAR

7 asked the New Year for some motto sweet
some rule OF life with which 70 guide my Ieet-
asked and paused: ne answered soft and low
Gods will 10 fno"
''yvlU knowledge then suffice. New ! ear cii'u'
And ere the question into silence died -
The answer came. Nay. but reInemDer' w.
Gods Will 10 do
Once more asked. rs there no more 10 ''"'
And once again the answer softly feh.
1'yes this one thing al other things anoVe
Gods will 10 love.
Ge nv NJ A Stone.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The Urban Club will give New Years reception
this evening at the residence OF Mrs. Andrew j
Perry. No. 20 First Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The Rainy Day Club will the Carnegie
Building this afternoon at o'clock for the annual
election OF officers
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The College Women's Club will hold reception
this afternoon at o'clock at sherry's. Fifth-ave.
and Forty -fourth-st
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
DISHES ~uOTHER USED TO N4KE.'
BOSTON BAKED REANs.

pick over one quart Of pea beans. wash through
..,..r,l waters and soak over night IN cold water
In the morning simmer slowly until the skin OF the
hssn. wrinkles and cracks but not long enough
FOR them 20 break Throw OF this water. which =
strong and placing the beans in "a coianier under
the coiI-water faucet. allow The water to run
through them untn every biz of the parooiling
wster 10 washed OF Mix together a level teaspoon
e,,i OF salt level teaspconful OF mustard speck
Of caveune uepper and II relished by the family
a half onion grated Stir this In with the beans
taking care not 10 break them. and put into deep
earthen beanpof Score the rind or piece OF
fat salt pork with thin layer of lean. ~eish@lns @
IRON, three-quarters of a pound 70 pound. ana pa
on TOP OF the beans Mix TWO tabesp1oniuIs oi
noasses in a cup OF hot water and pour over G me
cover p lightly and bake from twelve 70 twenty
hours according 20 the color liked Ade not "al5f as
fr.ouentv 10 keep the beans well moisienec. anu
toward the last remove the cover from the oean-
pot crisp the pork.
INDIAN PUDDING
An Indian pudding recommended oy Edward At
ktnson In his Science OF Nutrition has all the
poetry Of tradition behind IL 10 make Il pa!atAo.e
as well wholesome
said one pint OF skinned milk and stir into II
ore-hslf cup OF Indian meal while hot Add nali-
o'o,,1 n, Inolasses one-hnf teaspoonful ot SAT-.
and one-half teaspoonful ginger or cinnamon, ~,
y, I az nuf 40 nof STIR Butter IN earthen dish, pour
In the pudding and bake i've hours In moderate
TAPIOcA PUDDING.
4 good plain family tapioca pudding. that Is al
uav. in season and Is warranted not 10 give uSs-
pepsia = made IN this wise Soak one cup OF '"p'-
oca over night In two cups of cold water IN me
morning nll a buttered baking dish two-thrds ~,
one cum OF sugar to the tapioca and pour over the
fruit cover and bake two hours . - so
9b: s msds Of De.tsn ess navorsd and
sweetened to iastes
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The Knickerbocker Chapter Of the Daughters Of
the Revolution requests its friends 70 attend a
ception 10 be given this afternoon from until S
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Francis P Furnsld
Jr No. IS West Fortysixth-st. 10 meet the general
and New-YOrk State officers and members OF the
Colonial and Continental chapters.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Mrs Esther Herman will hold New Years re-
cepton this evening at o'clock az her home. No.
50 West Fifty-sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Another OF the Wednesday cotIons arranged o'
nrornn.nt Southerners living in this city, VIII %
given az Sherry's tonight
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The engagement is announced Of Miss marian
Crafts daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James 'ra'ts' OF
Boston 70 Gordon Knox Bel son o, Edwar1 -.
Bell of this citv and a nephew OF Mrs. Morgan
DIX, OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Or and Mrs John Clarkson jay vii give 6Ahos
ianSr Jav on Monday evening. January IL
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The mar-ax. OF Miss Else clifford sione'
daughter OF Charles Franc. Stone. 10 PAU = ~
canyan is announced TO take place In All SOUS
Church. Fourth-sve. and Twenteth-s'. on ednss -,
sav evening January IS Mr Oscanyan IL son or
Will,su ~ Oscanyan. Of this city. ana zrahcsoh
~ The late Turkish Consul of that name
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The wedding OF Miss NJ. A. Barrow. the only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James Thomas Barrow
or No 80 West Fitty-eIghth-st 70 the Rev ROCK
land T. Horans. OF 81. Matthews Church. this cry
wiu take place in St Thomas's Church, Fiftn ave
and Fifty-third-st.. on Tuesday afternoon Jsnu-
AIRY l..
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

At the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. F1fth-ave.
near For-y-sixth-st.. quiet day" OF prayer and
praise Will be held to-day from 1890 until o'clock
In the guild rooms luncheon VII be served at I
o'clock ST.. James's Church. in MadisOn-ave will
join IN the service.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Mrs william r. Bliss will give reception as
sherrv's this afternoon. and Ms fiere DE Peysser
Ricketts, OF No rs East S-t'nty y-nntn-St' WI.
give the first Of her tnr-e January H"ss 81 "'"s
from until o'clock TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The fourth Of the Wednesday fortnightiy dances
will he given al DelmOnicos tonight
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Mrs Harrio, OF No "a West Tuerty-tnird-st'
will not hold this season The usual salon musicals
o,-,,, ~ having recently suffered a severe attack
n, grin Mrs Harriet will not send out cards. but
viii be az home Informally the rst and third FRI
tavs until April.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The Luther League Choral Union OF sixty voices
Emanuel schmank. director will sing he 'hriS'-
rnasride cantata. The Holy Child this evening
in the Evangelical Church of the Holy lrihlly' n
West Twenty-hrsi-st.. near Sixth-ave. the heF =
Ar,o,d Miller pastor The union sang the work in
Harlem last week and now give u IN Trinity m con
uecfion with the usual vesper service cordial ln-
citation Is extended 10 an. The sooisis are Mrs-
Granville Smelling soprano. Walter II. Robinson.
tenor. Edward NJ Young barytone. The organisi
VIII be- Mrs. Laura Crawford. OF s. Pauls l-uih-
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

william X Vanderbilt. sr.. Will give dance
and supper tonight after the opera. az his homA
No go Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Mrs Pierre Lorard. sr.. VIII give recep'loh TINS
afternoon a. her home. No. Washington square
North.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The Photereone Reading Club will meet this ar
ternoon ~ the residence OF Mrs. Adolph Kraetzer
No. 25l Msrcy-ave. Brooklyn. Miss Gaylor will
read a paper on Finland" and Mrs Henry y.
Meeker vii have article Russia from the
close of the Eighteenth Century 10 the Present
Time"
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04
THE GOSPEL SETTLEMENT.
sANGsTER TELLS WHAT THE BASIS
OF "CHRIsTODORA" is.

,,--r CLUB GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND
GRACE AND POLITICS AND A MODERN ST
pArr. WHO breaches LOVE.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The next regular meeting OF the Alumn" ChIid
c.,s, committee Will be- held tomorrow in lecture
,oor, y Normal College at p m. Mrs Mar
Kraus- Boe.te wlu read paper entitled Som-'hlhs
About the Inner Development or the 'hild- Mrs
Kraus-B -Boelte was d pupil of Froebel. and was one
~ the first 10 Introduce kindergarten training lh
America All Interested are cordially invited 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Miss Emma Roster will be married 70 g o hup-
fel this evening at the home ~ her mother MIA
rohn Roster No 4ss West Twenty -thrd-sl
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

course OF twenty-four Illustrated lectures on
the History OF Architecture Sculpture and Paint
ing" IS being given IN the assembly hall o. Pratt
Institute BROOKLYN by Walter :. Perry. director or
the department of fine arts. The subject Tot this
afternoon is "Ronanesque Art, with the sub
z,..s,o,s the art Of the western Roman world.
transitional style influence OF the Roman. develop
n,eut into the Gothic eccesastic IN character
,Ciiseator oY basilican plan meet the needs of
he Church massive walls development OF vau.t!ng,
use OF the round arch, treatment OF piers counhs anc
oni+sIs sculDture decora ton and Rornanesque arr
as lin strated in the church buildings OF Italy
E,-arce Germany and England. The lecture WILL
tagtn ~ ! O'Clock and will be lustrated by
iarge number OF lantern photographs The lectures
are free 10 the public
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

In the same church this evening NE wedding of
Miss Virginia Cary. the only daughter OF MAJOR
George Walton Cary 70 William Hayes fosg Safy'
OF Shanghai China. "A son of the late Alanson 'ary.
will take place The reception for relatives and
Intimate friends will follow AZ the nome OF ,ho
brides father No. West Eighty -second-st
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

The third triennia. meeting Of the council OF the
National Council OF Women Is 20 be held in Lon
don IN June Mrs. Mary sewall OF Indianapolis is
the president and she Is now In Washington max
ing arrangements for the summer. The countries
which have national councils Great Britain.
tiernany. sweden Italy. Greece. Holland the
United States and Canada. and similar Organiza-
tons are forming In France. Finland, Denmark
md SNlfZerland
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

A. S. Bartholomew's Lyceum Hall No 9S East
Fortv-secondst the second course Of free lectures
for the people given under the auspices OF the
Board Of Education will begin this evening with
r W Surettes lecture on "Lohengrin-' SIX leci-
Illustrated by musical selections
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Free classes in architectural, mechanical and free
hand drawing were resumed last night al the Even
ING High School No 30 West Forty-sixth-st Ap-
ucafions for admission 70 the classes may oe MADE
-. a,erLrg hetneen ..l5 and 9 o-clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

In 81, Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave and rtfsy-
third st at $50 o'clock this afternoon Miss Grsrs
Horton the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry L. Horton will BE- married 20 Ernest Nor
timer Lockwood. The reception will he neld a. .as
hor,s ~ The brides parents No IA West Fifty
h-e'
New-York tribune., 1899-01-04

Again the effort is being made 20 start a hotel
for self-suDporting women. The organizers "ouid
like 10 learn the names of women who would be-
cor-e tenants and could pay from 8 week up
ward for room and board Names should De
sent 10 the Woman's Hote Committee. Madison
Souare Branch Postofice II Is thought that aftef
: hotel OF his grade has been found 70 operate
successfuilv those Of less expensive k!nd Will ne
built 10 satisfy the TeeCs of women earning even
smaller ealarios
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-04
FISHING FOR INSECTS.


Every little stream and pool abounds
with insect life, at some season of the
year.
Of this there may be no appearance
on the surface, but few sweeps with
muslin net will bring to light a
variety of interesting creatures.
Provided with canful of water and
a net, any enterprising boy or girl
who will hunt up pond and there go
fishing for insects viii discover many
interesting things.
Passing the net through some water
weed it will not be long before some
grayish green beetles leap vigorously
into the net. There may be some
water boatmen. The body of this in
sect is shaped just like boat and the
two long hind legs with which it pro-
pels itself are feathered like oars.
This beetle swims on it's back and
spends much of its time resting on
the surface of the water, diving. now
and then to catch some insect on
which it feeds.
Among the contents of the net may
be sluggish, crawling grub. which
| buries itself in the mud.
This creature is we'll worth exam
nation, for it is a dragon fly larva
| provided with a remarkable lobster
| like claw with which to seize it's prey
As the grub lies concealed in the mud
some insect may approach it, and as
soon as its prey is within reach the
claw, which has been folded up out
of sight, darts out and secures the
insect with unerring aim.