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l23o. $50 80, and l1-3o p. Sundays. 9.45 rn
5.lj p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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ton Street 9S Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex
ton, brooklyn; Station, Jersey CITY. The New York
Transfer Company will call for check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination Telephone
9li Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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The intimate relation which chemistry sus
tains TO a large number of modern industries
gives TO that branch of study peculiar practical
Importance And it is a notable event when so
distinguished an authority in that science as
Ira Remsen. president of Johns Hopkins
University, prepares a textbook for any grade
Of students His college Chemistry published
by Henry Holt & Co. is designed 20 fill place
between AN Introduction to the Study of Chem
istry'' and the Inorganic Chemistry of the
series. The book will attract attention
quite much by its method as by the facts
which Professor Remsen has to present.
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BOOKS.
HOLIDAY BOOK SALE.
LOVERING'S BOOK STORE,
coo DDnADytF NEAD 10TH ST

IONERING'S BOOK STORE,
s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 1%TH-ST.
Everybody In New-York and for fifty
the Headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers Special prices for books suitable
for Christmas and New-Year's presents
All kinds Of books to suit all tastes and all
pocketbooks Historical books. biographical
religious, scientific books OF travel. books
Of fiction. books for children. poetry etc,
etc. Anything you want. and positively at
the lowest possible prices In the United
States. Encyclopedias on sale for song
Appleton's. Chambers's. Britannica and
Peoples. Books and Libraries purchase
LOWERING S23 BROADWAY. n. y.
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1t goes without saying that faculty. like
muscle will render efficient service if
properly trained than otherwise, and memory is
certainly of the most useful of mental pow
Hence a good deal can be said in favor Of
subjecting it to special culture. In his How 10
Remember" Frederick Warne e Coz, Eustace
H Miles describes number OF systems which
have been employed for that purpose hitherto
and offers suggestions to the particular con-
dtions under which each may be advantage
ly used.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

COOk.-A Colored man as cook in hotel.
boarding house or private family. thCr-
oughly understands his business AMI UP 20
date with nne dishes. best city reference,
city country. go West 45th-st-. res
taurant.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

G. w. de Tunzelmann has now collected in a
duodecmo volume of 104 pages several articles
Wireless Telegraphy" which originally ap-
peared in English periodical. knowledge"
But rapid the advances being made in
the art that he has found 1t necessary to add
two chapters. At the present time this book
probably gives more recent information regard
ing Marconi's work than any other. Charles
Scribner's Sons import II.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

ART NEEDLE WORK.-InitiaIs. seailops
letters, monoSraus, nicely done; also fine
l1ces repaired. constants. 0i5 Gth-ave.
between J3d and 54th
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COOK. or general houseworker; japanese.
Y. l.. Il Concord St Brooklyn.
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VISITING TEAGUER--FrivRte lessons In
English literature. rhetoric. mathematics
by former high school teacher. Write or
call after D. m. Mss NYE. ITO West
S5th-st.
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TYPOGRAPHY,
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ave. near 61st-st.; l.7Os lst-ave.. near
ave. $50 3d-ave near 4lst-st; 554 3d-ave.; !;
2lO Bleecker-st.: S25 BIeecker-st. Brooklyn.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

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BROOKLYN broadway. williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage destination
Liberty 81. only. aDaily. TDaily.
day. sSundays only zParIor Cars only.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST Station New York. fol-
lows, ana 10 min. later foot West AID ST., N r.
.7:I0 A M-For Intern. points TO Albany Month
I'll 20 A ND Hudson Riv. & Moh Express.
90 p. M.-ChIcago Express
-225 =. M.-Cont. Linn Detroit Chicago S St Iouis
T345 p M.-t2) For Hudson River Points &
.6:l5 7. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd Chicago
fT45 p. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & Louis
-9I5 p M-DFor syra. Roch. Mag; Falls. Det. & Chi
-Daily. tDaily. except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No at tlo:45 A M; No. 1900 p. NJ. Leave
Jersey city, p r. r. Sta. No. at 20 A. M. No
1885 p NJ Time tables principal
Baggage checked residence by Westcots F
p. S. BLODGETT C. f. LAMBERT
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
'AIIE N.'-II NWWVII. 4IuIIN,
HARLEM DIVISION.

oOS A NJ. and 335 +. NJ Daily 10 Pitts
field and North Adams. Sundays only at a-2O A. NJ.
Pullman Cars on all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices ll3. pol AIS 1915 Broadway, 25
Union 50. W. 216 Columbus Ave. 1872 West 125th ST.
10th St and l3Sth and T26
Fulton St. and 100 Broadway F. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 York Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotel residcnce by
Westcott Express
p : BLOpGETT. GEORGE, IT
Gene
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COOk.-By professional for private lunch
cons and dinner parties. by the day 1876
East 4Othst.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

HALL BOY or generally useful -
coIoIsd man in apartment house 1pSv~.xas
DLETON. 3lS West 59th-st. ZEN
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est in profession: highest reference
ADNERTISENENTS e,d subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown Of
nee No. l.2i2 Broadway. Cd door north of
Slst-Jt., until 8 o'clock p. n. advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular ONCE rates until o'clock
D. m. viz: 25s sth-ave., s. e. cor. 23d-st.;
i65 eth-ave.. cor. loth-st.; lt2 Columbus
ava. nAA< West a6th-sti LOG West x2d-st.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE & BOXING.

BY PROF. JUDD, TO3 6th-ave-Ladies
and gentlemen: large hall: hot room; old
est in profession: highest reference
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VISITING GONERNESS. Experienced
North German lady desires morning en-
gagement. English German. fluent French
tParis); good music; highest references.
\. NJ. % East 65th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

Five papers relative to English labor laws
are brought together by Mrs Sidney Webb in a
book entitled The Case for the Factory Acts 3"
and Mrs. Humphry Ward writes a short
preface TO it The object of the publication is
to show how this legislation came about and to
outline its defects and benefits. The efforts to
secure it date back more than a century, and
have been attended by mistakes It is hoped
that by telling this story similar errors may be
avoided in the future. f. P. Dutton & Co. repre-
sent the London publishers
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

WINDOW nRESSER.-Young man. eyed
90 as assistant window dresser: some eN-
perience. WALTER MENDEL. 521B East
SSth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

TEACHER. North German lady desires
pupils In her language or a position as
visiting teacher in family: can teach all
English branches, Latin French. music
best references from patrons. Answer by
letter only. Miss BERGMAN. o. West
SGth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

The general tenor OF THE Builder and the
Plan" pelham: The Gestefeld Publishing Com
pany), by Ursula y. Gestefed, so strongly
resembles that Of a Christian Science sermon
that one might suspect that they were prac-
tically Identical. The author. in the closing
chapter. insists that there is a considerable
difference. But 1T is calculated to try ones
patience to read such statements as this: Man
never sickens dies or there is no evil"
Miss Gestefeld says a good many things about
sin. disease and immortality which are whole
some but she mixes them up with enough poor
philosophy TO mar the intended effect sadly
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

COACHMAN.- N.-Thoroughly understands hts
business; careful city driver, years
personal references from the last place a
10 ability Address JAMES. Box 90 Trio
une Uptown Once. I.2i2 broadway.
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ground. There are a thousand Illustrations,
principally half tone reproductions from good
| photographs. There also number of wash
drawings reproduced, and many views Of his
torical places and buildings that are copied
from old prints and other sources. The descrip-
tions cover most Of the salient features Of
metropolitan life; it's various important streets
and districts pictured amply in the case,
especially, of the crowded East Side districts.
with good choice of lively and picturesque in
cidents; important public buildings and the
handsomest private residences are shown, with
abundant means for identification. The Police.
Fire, Street Cleaning and other municipal de-
partments, the National Guard the postal ser
vice, the Clearing House, libraries and churches
all have their share Of attention, as do the
cial clubs and the enterprises by which the peo-
pie are amused-golf and country clubs, yacht
ing, the theatre. music and art. No side Of
New-York life is neglected, and the book is in
its field complete.
A little careful observation shows that a great
variety exists in the different members Of a
species of animals in respect to size, weight
and other traits In the mere matter of physiog-
nomy 1t is hard to find two men exactly alike.
Nor is II easy to match oak leaf precisely
with another. Hence a type can be defined only
by finding the average of as large a number OF
specimens as possible. BY rgidly applying this
method to the study of plants and animals.
surprising number of important facts be
ascertained. Indeed without adopting such
system, will be led into unwarrantable con-
clusions, like those of LOmbroso as to the sup
posed relation between physical markings and
moral character. A good deal of research is
being conducted to-day in pursuance of the plan
here commended. In order further stimulate
It, and TO bring together its results for sys-
tematic publication. a quarterly called Bio
metrika' has been started in London. Its edi-
tors are Professor w. F. R. Weldson, of oxford
University; Professor Karl Pearson, of London
and Professor G. 3. Davenport, of the University
of Chicago. and DR.. Francis Galton is TO give
them the benefit of his counsel. The price is
80 shllings a year. The magazine be OBJ
first number. though dated October, 1901"
made it's appearance only a few days ago. II
contains five elaborate papers. in addition to an
editorial Introduction, and a short exposition
OF "Biometry" by DR.. Galton. The contributed
articles are follows: "Variationsstatsche
Problem unde Materialien," by Professor F.
Ludwig; Data for the Problem of Evolution
in Man. by A. o. Powys; inheritance of Du-
ration OF Life and the Intensity OF Natural Sc
lection IL Man" by Miss NJ. Beeton and Profess
sor Karl Pearson; Variation in Aurelia Aurita"
by E. T. Browne and "A First Study OF Natural
Selection in Clausilia Laminata," by Professor
Weldon.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

MEN.-White and coIored: Sl3. SIS. $50
and board oyster boat; expenses advanced.
o. 1st-st.
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YOUNG MAN of education and business
ability. with firm operating IN warm eli
mate. best Of references given and bond fur
nished II required. Address H. Box .
Tribune once.
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ATTORNEYS.

FAMILY differences other legal business
transacted we'll and cheaply. ADVICE
FREE. Lawyer CLIFFORD. lis Broadway.
\aNt
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VISITING TEACHER.-By young English
lady; fluent French and German; ele-
mentary Latin highest references. NJ. NJ
X. II East 7Oth-st.
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BRIC-A-BR AC.

REFINED lady is absolutely in need 4
5000; 10 raise this amount she desires
orders for vases etc. valued at $50 each,
hand decorated" Address COMPETENT
Box -. Tribune Uptown Office. l,2i2
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WORK WANTED.

NORk WANTED.
Femals.
SPECIAL RATE 10 UNEMPLOYED.
- words, . times. 10 cents
ART NEEDLE WORK.-InitlaIs. scalIops.
I1ces repa.red G0%STASS 945 Gtb"aVe' ,,rie
between 53d and 54th SITS.
COMPANION and assistant housekeeper.
!y!rg and keeping accounts. as private
secretary. read 10 employer. TO assist in in
terior decorations of house for entertain
meuts, remodel dresses. devise fancy dress
costumes. 10 take care Of children under
standing rules OF health, with doctors ref
t5rnc"sh and teach French, English
branches and music. : ). care Mrs. sun
shine, I'll Esast +Oth-st.; referring by con
sent 20 Rev. Dr. Greer.
COMPANION. &c.-Lady. with experience
as companion or trained attendant, long
or short cases: will exchange references
Address COMPANION. 2O2 West 74th-st.
COMPANION. &c-Rehned lady. having
lived in California number OF years as
companion or attendant, parties going 10
California for winter references exchanged
Address Miss WILSON. 80 West ll6th-st.
NEAT SEWING done by the dav. hand and
West 2uth-st
GOVERN FsSS.-A North German nursery
guVerneSs; thoroughly competent and ex-
perienced 10 take care OF growing children;
best references. H.. 80 West 54th-st.
sTENoGRAPHER- lady. FIRST class.
where she can have Saturday mornings
for special work outside. Address HARD
WORKER. Box s. Tribune Office.
TEACHER.-A young lady. experienced
teacher Of piano TO teach beginners in n
school: conscientious method: highest ref
erences- A. V. l., Tribune once,
III,
pupils In her language or a position as
visiting teacher in family: can teach all
English branches. Latin. French. music:
best references from patrons. Answer by
letter only. Miss BERGMAN. o. West
5Gth-st.
VISITING TEACHER.-By young Englisn
lady; fluent French and German; eIe-
mentary Latin, highest references NJ. NJ.
h. II East TOth-st
VISITING GOVERNESs. - Experienced
North German lady desires morning en-
easement: English. German. fluent French
Paris); good music; highest references
\. NJ. % East G5th- 81.
VISITING TEACUER,-Fri Private lessons In
English literature. rhetoric. mathematics
by former high school teacher. Write or
call after D. m. Mss NYE. no West
S5th-st
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p m. viz; 2S4 Sth-aVe.. 5. e. cor. 23d-st
l53 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st: 142 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-st.: lO6 West 42d-st.
near 6th-ave.: % East l4th-st.: 25T West
i2d-st-. between 9Th and Sth aVes: o63
West l31tn-7t., 100 East 4Tth-st l. 33S sd
ave. between 10th and nth SITS: 1925 I'd
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ePth-st: l5I East l25th st: 100 fremont
ave: $50 3d-ave.. nea~ 4lst-st. 554 3d-ave
2lO Bleecker-st.: 80 RleeCker-st BROOKLYN
n. Y--2i6 Court-st.: 215 Smith-sl Newark
\. J--I94 Broad-st And AZ all a. d. T.
offices.
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ANTIQUE JEwELRy.

s. WYLER late with ]. NJ Guggenhe'm.
diamonds iewelTy, silverware and an
tiques. Old gold. silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged W. 2Sth-st.. near 5th-aNe.
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MACHINERY.

wood and IRON working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO Is. EDDY. soS Mad.sou-sf
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HOARD AND EOOMs.

HOARD AND ROOMS.
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High class apartments and rooms, WIN
and without board; doctors offices. all 10
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SiST-ST.. 20 WEST large and
small rooms: every convenience; rerned
surroundings: excellent table: parlor dining
room: references
ST. ALBANS-B w. DE FOREST. PROP
5. Z. East 31st-st-Rooms single. en-
suite; private baths: parlOr dining room;
electric light: table board.
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and wrappers. must lie capable OF ad-
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week. Address y. Y. L.. Tribune ONCE
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HELP WANTED

Male.
A THOROUGH experienced and renaole
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gcntlemen's tailoring establishment; must
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OF references; no other need apply. Appn-
cations. stating salary wanted, address Al
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YOU to all principal ports OF Europe-l1on-
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Shipping Offices. Clinton-st. and % West
St New-Nork.
MEN-White and colored; Sls. SIS. $50
and board oyster boat; expenses advanced.
o. 1st-st.
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education and address. To act first as
salesman, then as manager; references.
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l53 Gth-ave., cor. l2th-st.; 1I2 Columbus
ave. near West Goth st: log West 42d-st..
near 6th-ave.: % East 14th-st; 257 West
42d- St. between 7th and Sth aves.: 263
West I25th- St. 159 East 4Tth-st.; .3;S }d-
ave. between 76th and nth sts.; 1.O26 3D.
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Sgth-st.; l5T East 125th- St: $50 fremont
2lO Bleecker-st.: 325 BleeCker-st. Brooklyn.
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Offices.
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mnsital 5nsIru,i,on

N Y. CONSERVATORY. 1l2 East 18th ST
IN. The FIRST MUSIC SCHOOL in the Country
Lessons DAY and EVENING Years
POSITIONS for GRADUATES
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BOARD WANTED.

VICINITY CENTRAL PARK SOUTH-Iu
private family. for lady. two children and
maid two large airy rooms. with private
bath and table. ]. F. F. Hotel EndiCott.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.
NEWLY FURNISHED SUITE OF ROOMS.
win private uaNu' als" 4dI ke front room,
eecond floor. 2+1 West 44th-st. near
Broadway.
PATH ST, 33 WEST.-Nicely furnished
rooms: excellent board. central location
between Broadway and 0th-avc.
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms: singly or
suite; reference exchanged: 352 Madi-
son-aVe.
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LOST.

LOST.
BANKBOOK NO. $50. s25 Of the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank. 81
Chambers-st.
ANY PERSON holding or laying claim 20
handbook No. 1889 of the United states
Savings Bank Is notified to present II at
the bank, as new book is about 10 be
issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 4O4 476
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book 70
bank, No 81 Chambers
OST.-Bankbooks Nos. 81. 1O7 and 2S2. ais
on Dry Dock Savings Bank. Any person
having claims upon said books is called
upon to present the same 10 the bank with
in thirty days or the said books Eil be de-
clared cancelled and eXtinguished and a new
one issued In lieu thereof
LOST or STOLEN. No 429, ,O52
of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank No. ~ Chambers-st
LOST Handbook No 4l5.lO4 Seamen's
Bank for Savings. ~ and 20 WalI-st.
New-York. Payment stopped and cancella-
tion applied for. Please return TO bank
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS 90.
Male.

family; full charge OF gerti4n,s-s.ed; NJ
greenhouses. etc: seven years hixbs.p. p.lacs:
erence from last employer. Add-s.s . ret
DEsNbR- Is Cottage Place Yonkers JpAs- pes-
lively no ageLts. Posi-
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GARDENER take care OF esr,r,-----
estate. as head gardener; has fuII 's,lan nan .
edge Of all branches OF gardenins esa9wl-
anu anu outdoor work; very best recornr1so.sstos ss.sos
tlons; German. married. with small enca-
ily Address l. X, POstofiice Little sji..lss- sHsss-
y j. Ner
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
FOR SALE
FRENCH. HAIRCUTTER.

POUIOI.. French hair cutter. the best
the city. l.l4T Broadway. between 26t
and 9Th SITS.