New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Poor Law ReIief-Centrai Offices; public a.,
private hospitals. with hours Of consuI;atio,-
and operations. visiting days and officials sacs
under a separate head. cOnvaIescent Eo-,o,
almshOuses Iunatic asyIuEns, founding home,
including those outside Paris connected with ~.
central offices CVincennes. lie Vesinet IN.
vannes Agincourt. Berck. etc.; charity office,
consultations for nurse children. sana,o-,,
asylums. clinics. dispensaries and nursing
homes.
Special Department OF the city % Pa-,,-
Crematoria, mOrtuaries. municipal chemical
laboratory for articles Of food. Ia0orato-v .
diagnosis OF contagious diseases e.ectrioa. -
boratory, municipal school OF physics and chem
lstry. professional and secondary schools. amin
lance stations. home vaccination. MUNICIPAL STA
tistics hygiene office. special hospitals epnleo.o
service. consumption dlspensar.es. and the IL,
diciaI Identification Office.
The information under each % these head,
will be fled separately. thus afOrd.ns a resaz
means OF reference
Among the summer holiday courses Of iast--,o
ton provided BY the University Of Paris Is ta-
..cours de vacanier'' OF the Faculty u Meac.oa
for the beneht Of practising surgeons or pnys.-
clans OF French OF foreign Nationality. lie
course is not gratuItOUs. fees beng required
from 80 to $50 francs. There are a.sJ s.nrl.r
courses at the School Of For-z-ry. 4t Nau.y.
at the Botanical school and sc-sJi Cd &alu-4!
history. moderate fees beng pre .r.oeG ;or a.
students, whether French or -Ol-.-a.
Dr. BlondeI. who is himself CHIEF u -4- labor
atories OF the hospitals OF La Aa----.-- and "a
Charlie. says that American medical s-1--a.s
surgeons or scientihc men ar- welcome o. y..-
sue their Investigations there. Ia- courses ara
open TO American women. as sell 4s ~ m-a T..
|
| departments OF education IL trance. AID -as
| IS gratutous. except III d lew instances where
/ sums Of from s. 70 81 a year -.- 4--re1 .-r
| library or laboratory fees
! The cost Of living for foreign st1-el-s IS y=-y
moderate. \ youns nan or q young woman
/ ba,,ue, knowledge OF The French .als ~ 9. can
! live in modest comfort 1t the rate O. = q day
/ Including board lodging clothing, f1-.. arnlse-
! p,ents and everything y ve-y worthy i1st-tl-
/ tior called the Comite De Patronage 1-s Z IL
/ ants Etrangers. Of which IT, president IS u
C,asirnir- Perier, ex-President Of the French Rs-
/ pubIic. has done 4 great deal toward making
| the soiourn Of foreign students n Paris con-
I fortable and agreeable The Office OF th-s iast.-
/ ,,,,ier ts at the Sorbonne. II provides purses
| carving from 2Uo to % francs each FOR TIE
| benefit of poor but meritoro1s, foreign ST.
! depts- The same society has also obtained from
the French Transatlantic Company and re
| Messageries Naritines reductions OF 80 psr
cent in the prices OF passage tickets for for
, eign students to and from France. The Office
Of the institution is open every Cay except Sun
davs and Fridays from 40 until in the
afternoon. The "Comite FrancO-Arnericain" q
| another useful institution for American ST.
| dents Its Offices are at No - Boulevard SAINT
! Michel The object is 20 supply gratuitous T.
formation for American students n the United
| States who intend 70 pursue their studies q
France. and also for French students "1o VISA
| TO go TO the United States % take courses n
| the American universities. The American A..
| Association has spacious club. Wi-h Ibra-y.