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New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ADOPTS A LABRADOR STATION.
Grenfell Association to Provide Funds to
Maintain Battle Harbor.

DR.. Dyke and his associates. comprising the
Grenfell Association for Aiding the Labrador Medi
cal Mission, have adopted Battle HarbOr. the first
station north Of Newfoundland. and will hereafter
hold themselves responsible for its spiritual and
temporal welfare The action Of the local associa-
ton was taken yesterday and places the care Of
the station in American hands. 1t means that Bat
tie Harbor will be the point at which the two
young New York women. Miss KoOnz and Miss
Harris. will begin their labors missionaries
along the Labrador coast.
The association has elected the following direc
torate. with Dr. Dyke chairman; Dr. d.
Bryson Delevan, Ernest Hamln Abbott, Eugene
Delano, Stephen Baker S. Edgar Briggs William
Adams Brown, Richard Henry Derby, Arthur
CurtsS James Frederic s. Lee. Hamilton W.
Mabie DR. Leighton Parks. Herbert l. Satterlee
and Francis Lynde Stetson. 1t hopes raise by
subscription the first years fund before DIR. Gren-
fell sails
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DISEASE B4FFLES SKILL.
No Decrease in Number of Men
nights Cases Reported.

Meningitis cases show no decrease. according 70
the officials Of the Health Department. Last week,
ending al room on Saturday, tho victims Of the dis
ease numbered IL. For the same week Of last
year the number was Is. ID 10 Saturday noon
the deaths since january from meningitis were 929.
while in the corresponding period for last year the
number was 2l5. Last week the general death rate
was 242s per l0o while in the corresponding week
o. last year il was 2e2o
This weeks issue Of The Medical News an
nounoes that the beneficial results obtained al
Governor Hospital by DR.. E Waitzfelder, who
treated cerebro-spinal meningitis patients with
diphtheria antitoxin injected simultaneously, were
not duplicated AT Roosevelt Hospital The article
continues:
IN Beth-Israel Hospital. and, little later, az
1acohi and Peabody dphtherfa antitoxin. because
Of the negative results obtained from its use SUB
cutsneously, vas injected olIecI!g - Iilo M MS neI
formed four 10 six draTs and even larger quahll-
ibs = 5S5 to S5 units Of antstoxn were slowly IN
3ected No III effects followed in the series Of cases
II sp1ears Ia The writer that the results are prom
isug though final judgment Is suspended lhll! ne
have extendei over a longer period Of time The
malignant type IS not affected IN the least py lhe
method.
Rov.ley D Evans. son Of Colonel Dudley Evans.
president Of the 1yeIs-Fargo Express Company.
died suddenly on sunday evening at the Colling-
WOOD No IS West 35th-st. after suffering only
tventy-four hours from cerebro-spinal meningitis
When he stopped work on Saturday he was ap-
psrentlv in The best Of health. Mr.. Evans was
powerfully built man. only twenty-five years DID,
and accustomed 70 outdoor exercise.
Dr. Francis Huber last night read paper on
clinical Features and Treatment Of Epidemic
Ce-ebro-Spirsl Meningitis before the New-Hork
State Medical Association. de Sala that seFeills
Gouy-rneur Hospital last year dled twenty-elsht
recovered and Ten were olschaIgeu WIN eiioI-'0
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
NEw-HAvEN TO BUILD NEW LINEF
Ridgefeld and New-YOrk Railroad Likely
To Be Finished Soon.

Greenwich Conn April L (SpeciaD.-The infor-
n.aton has been given out here that just as soon
as The big draWbridges now in course Of constr1c-
tor Tor the New-York New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad are completed. and a hundred or more OF
the .-,nogul" locomotives ordered have been re-
ceived IL is President Mellcns intention 10 go
ahc d with the work Of completing what is known
as the Ridgedeld and NeW-York Railroad. the origi-
nal survey for which was made in 1870 The line
runs from Port Chester through The towns Of Pound
Ridge and Lewisboro. IN Sew-York State, and
Greenwich. NeW-Canaan. RidEedeld and Danbury.
IN Connecticut. Some $4,000 was subscribed by
farmers whose lands were in the towns through
which the line laid out ard this money was
expended in surveys aud grading. President Mellen
nov sees IL this old project great possibilities for
business il IS said and several months ago the
AeR-fOrk NeW-HaVen AMI Hartford Railroad
company quietly bought Up a sufficient amount Of
stock 10 secure The controlling interest and within
The last few days the first actual move indicating
The intention of the railroad people has been made
T. l. Jerks. civil engineer. and corps Of as
hstsnts came here this week and established an
once !n King-st They Immediately started their
EHOIh ior resurvey for Inc Pidgeheld and New
AerK between Port Chester and Danbury.
~ ldtleF LOWE IS an important terminal the
ts-Snland division. and the Berkshire division in
eItsels u a. that place Connections also made
.oF flkhklll-On-t Hudson, the West and Wa
SDtthstlfe I.lls on the rOrth. Railroad men who
-s"i over the route say hat the lIdgeneld
10 NeR-fork road viii shorten the route thirty
NO. alc II Is proposed 10 run the through Pitts
80 express trains over that route when COM
k.slto. hnereby reducing the running time between
At@-fork and Pittsfeld py from forty 10 fifty min
- expected hat the work Of laying ahe rails will
'ee4- 'eiore the snow flies again.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ANOTHER REWARD FOR CORNELL
Civic Club of First Naval Battalion Sub
scribes 500,

reward of 800 for information regarding the
vybereab bouts of Lester Cornell offered by sub
scriptfon at meeting of the Civic Club of the First
Naval Battalion. held last night board the train
ing ship Hampshire. Cornell was member
Of the club
The meeting called by L. Edison Ran, treas
urer of the club and a committee appointed
to conduct search for young Cornell. 1t was an
nounced at the meeting that Allan Walz and
Jack" Jiles of the First Battalion had found a
woman in the Tenderloin who had seen Cornell on
the night of his disappearance.
According to Mr. Raft Walz went into a resort
near the Haymarket last Saturday night and met
a woman who gave an exact description of Cor
nell and said she would be able to find him The
woman withheld her name. WalZ and Jiles and De-
tective Flynn from Headquarters, made an all
night search last night for the woman II Is pc
i;e2ed at the battalion that young Cornell has
fallen a victim to woman Of the Tenderlolh
who is keeping him a prisoner until she gets pos
- ssion of the jewelry he had on his person
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
HINES DID NOT PAY.
r. c. Peabody Sued by Friend Who
Bought Stock of Him.

Royal c Peabody Of No. Il Broadway, Manhat-
tan brother Of George Foster Peabody is accused
Of inducing Frederick ". Blossom. Of No. 2sl
Henry-st., Brooklyn, by false representations. to
invest IN manganese mines in a suit which the
latter has brought against Mr.. Peabody in the
Supreme Court Brooklyn. The suit was on trial
before Justice Kellogg yesterday. Through Edward
NJ Shepard his lawyer. the defendant put in a
general denial.
According 10 the complaint. Mr.. Blossom. who
is a chemist at No. 13s Front-st. Manhattan. Mr..
Peabody. with intent defraud and deceive him,
induced him to invest $1,000 in the Standard Man
ganese Company, which is capitalized for 100000
The matter was first broached to me-" Mr.. Bios
som testified. when Mr.. Peabody and his wife
were making social call at my house. He button
holed me in the hall. and in glowing terms told
about the property and the wonderful profits that
il would yield"
Mr.. Blossom declares that after he had invested
his money in the enterprise expert reported that
the property in Cuba worthless. No dividends
the stock have been declared. he says.
Just before the case adjourned, Mr. Shep-
ard put in evidence letter which had been writ
ten TO George Foster Peabody by Mr.. Blossom
about two years ago In it the latter suggested that
Mr.. Peabody pay the claim Of $1,000 against his
brother. saying that if he did so IL would obviate
the expense and unpleasant notoriety Of public
lawsuit George Foster Peabody refused TO reim-
burse Mr.. Blossom.
Royal c. Peabody at home last night,
but Charles J. Peabody. with whom he lives. at No.
12s Willow-st., Brooklyn. consented TO speak for
him He said;
Our side of the case tas not been developed yet
II is true that The ore in the mine did not pan out
as had been anticipated, and that the company
now has not much back Of it. But my brother was
crty in Cuba addition 10 the money that he put
in originally. he put up 100000 in an attempt TO
protect his friends who had purchased stock This
he lost.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ACCUSES GRAF" OF GRAFT"
German Arraigned for Obtaining Money
Under False Pretences

Although he looks like the pictures of the Ger
man Emperor and SAYS he is the Graf Albert de
Rothschild and relative Of the Count Esterhazy,
Count Albert had stand trial in the Yorkvie
police court yesterday for obtaining money under
false pretences just the same any plebeian. The
complainant Gustav Lehman told Magistrate
FIammer that the graf had grated 81 80 from him
on the pretence of securing him a place valet
TO Count Won Esterhazy. Of Cleveland.
The graf told the magistrate he had received the
money from Lehman all right. but insisted he had
acted in good faith. He said that another German
named Nehboch had told him the Graf Ester
hazy needed valet and was to be at the Waldorf
last week. De Rothschid says he S much
surprised 4 learn that such "A person did not exist
Lehman Magistrate Flammer much
interested In the story Of how the noble graf
victim Of circumstances. but this did not prevent
him from holding him in $500 for examination
to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SALE OF THE WIENER COLLECTION.
Etchings and Engravings Disposed of the
First Day Brought 81 ,4OS.

The first two sales Of the engraving and etching
collection of the late DR.. Joseph Wiener. held yes
terday afternoon and evening. at the American Art
Galleries realized Sl.40S proof printed in colors
OF the "Dowager Queen of Edward ~ Parting with
Her SON. by Francesca Bartolozzi. after Cipriani
brought Ss5 the highest price OF the afternoon. II
was purchased by J. o. Wright. who also secured
for H2 50 the line engraving NarciSsus "a land
Bunker H!ll'' and The Death of General Mont
gomery" two OF the Americana collection of en-
cravings we're bought by Mr.. WundeTlich for SCI
In the evening sale s2l paid by Max Williams
for two mezzotints printed in colors, in the George
Morland collection. Frank Sabin. Mr.. Maeder and
Max Williams paid the highest prices for their
purchases at the evening sale.
To-day and tomorrow afternoon the remainder
of the etchinEs and engravinGs will be placed on
sale and tomorrow night. art and other books viii
he sold
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SOCIOLOGY.

PARIS AND THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION BY Atvan
Sa1born With drawings by vaughn Irowbrtdge.
Svo pp Boston: small. Maynard & Col
study OF the revoIut elements in the various
classes Of modern Partisan society.
7E4F, ITALIAN IN AMERICA. BY Eliot Lord. a. ~.
Iohn D Trsnor samuel j. BarroW4 limo. pD.
tx (B r. Buck & Co)
\ presentation Of facts as well as % ideas
THE GROWTH OF THE MANOR. BY DIT. P. Vino
vrafoT N A Hon. u. C. L. Svo. pp.
tThr Macmillan Company
Dealing with historical development or the
NIanar.sl system England.
WAR OF THE CLASSES. BY Jack London I2mO %.
Xx 27S THE Macmillan Company
A noveists confession OF his sCctalistic faith.
written With characteristic vigOr and point
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
AGED HERMIT THOUGHT INSANE.
Once Prosperous Grocer Betrayed by Wife
Lived Twenty Years in Hut.

Iohn Calvin the hermit of 15th-st.. in the
Jefferson Market police court yesterday. the
technical charge Of disorderN eonduct. Calvin is
so,.o,tv.Nve years old For the last twenty years
M has lived in an old cobblestone hut at the foot of
W, ,,,h-st between the railroad tracks and the
rtrer since the coldest days of the winter ne lived
in an old packing box near the hut. Patroman
-, ~ the West 2Oth-st station said the old
- .,ah e though insane. and the magistrate
go. CsaIyin 10 Bellevue Hospital 10 be examined
Gavin was a prosperous grocer in this city twenty
Years ago He fell I'll. and was for many months
=, tosnttal While III. II Is alleged his wife
~ Onr.tt,b his brother, Richard Calvin. The
brpI,her and wife sold the SICK mans store. and
vSnt away After leaving the hospital Calvin lost
SIu, nd became a Teclusc.
heart any, Gae ~ been in this country fifty years He
GaiVlh 1eiapd n FOR the brother whO Il Is alleged
took his wife away from him
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE FAIR LAND TYROI4 BY W D. MccracSaa.
nhlstrated. l2no. PP 32s- (BcsJou; L. C. Page
& Col
Descriptions Of the land and the people.
TIE, BAHAMA ISLANDS Edited by George Burbanc
Shattuck Ph. D With Illustrations and maps 40.
ID. xXxi $50 The Macmillan Company
\ collection OF sixteen papers written by members
OF the Geographical Society of Baltimore
LEASA AND ITS MYSTERIES With a record % tao
expedition Of 1898 -'0a By I. Austtns Waddell,
Ii. d. With Illustrations and maps Syo pp- xii.
$40. (E. = putton & Col
A description Central Tibet. capital. It's
grand Lama Hierarchy and its hermit people
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LANTERN. account
% Commonplace Tour Round the World BY Sir
Frederick Treves, With Illustrations from
photographs by the author. Svo. pp xvi. 80 Gas
sell q 20.
From the Mediterranean. through India, B1-IL-11s
China. japan and AmeTies-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BIOGRAPHY.

THE ROMANCE OF VICTOR HUGO AND JJ-LIETTE
DROCEr. By Henry Wellington Wack With intro
duction BY Francois Coppee Illustrated. 12mo. pp
xvii, 1872 &C. P. Putnan's Sons)
Containing a number of the letters Juiette
Drouet and sketch OF the poets life during his
exile.
ACGUSTE ROBIN. The Man-His Ideas-H!s Works
BY Camille Mauclar Translated by Clementina
Black With forty plates 4to. pp. 14T p
The tribute Of enthusiast. with many citations
from the sculptor's talk
SIR CASPER PURDON CLARKE. ~. A Personal Note.
By John Lane. l6mo. pp. 50. tJohn LaneD
Reprinted with additions from The International
Studio
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DEER HUNT IN MONTCLAIR.
Herbert Bradley's Herd Breaks Out of Park
One Captured

Montclair n. j.. April Il (SpecaD.-A real deer
hunt in which a number Of New-York business
men participated yesterday afternoon. afforded un-
usual diversion to the residents in the hillside
tion Of Montclair. Five deer owned by Herbert
Bradley. made their escape from his private pre-
on Eagle Rockway and Wayside Place. A
chase was organized and carried on through the
wooded territory of the Essex County Park sys
tenn terminating at South Orange. To-day but
OF the five deer had been recovered Mr. Bradley
notified all the surrounding towns by telephone, re-
Questng that effort be made 10 capture the deer
without shooting or harming any of them. as they
very tame and approachable.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DIES DURING VISIT.
Retired Merchant Stricken at Hof-
man House While scith Friends.

Isaac Dreyfuss. hfty-six years old retired shirt
manufacturer, who lived the Hotel Savoy.
died suddenly last night in the Hoffman House.
where he had been visiting friends His death was
due 70 a cerebral hemorrhage.
Early last evening Mr. Dreyfuss left his hotel and
wen; 10 The Hoffman House. where he Immediately
vas taken 10 the rooms of his friends. They sat
shout talking for more than an hour when Mr..
Dreyfuss complained OF being ILL., He requested
that his physician, DR.. A. Mayer. Of No 40 East
soh-st- be called. Mr.. Dreyfusss nephew was also
sent for.
When DR. Mayer arrived he found NIr Dreyfuss
unconscious. He worked over the patient, but was
unable 10 revive him.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SIGN AGREEMENT WITH ~EAcLEn

-s"i Win The Brooklyn Eagle" 10 continue for
-. - year from May J. The agreement aiI unionize
- 'he hundred men employed IN the connposing
I'm ai.a The thirty employed in the lob print
l-f,oy+ i 80. Tie Mai! and Newspaper Deliverers'
~ I, = stlH on strike and the delegates did not
slere, !, n,'h Iypoers phicaI Dnioa No made the
MINT VAN The Brooklyn IA agle"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

cent. William F. Anderson, New-York: second vice
president Crandall J. North. New-YorI East and
seeretary-treasurer {. p. Tinker New-York East
me business committee was made up as follows.
HeW-fork Conference: George f. Strobridge and
:: W Campbell: New-Nork East r. NJ Triple and
4tooert 7. McNicho; Newark w. {. Snodgrass and
X. n Boyd: East German. Ferdinand II Raw and
East Swedish, c. +. Thornbald
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART

GREEK SCULPTURE ITS SPIRIT AND PRINCIPLES.
BY Edmund Won Mach, Phi D. svo. pp. xviii. 357.
(Boston: CHM & Coz
There are forty plates inserted back
volume. besides numerous illustrations with
MINIATURES BY Dudley Heath 4t1 pp xI S20 &C;
2. PutnamS SOnS)
An historical record Of the art. with coored Plates
and many other illustrations.
A HISTORY OF ENGLISH FURNITURE. BY Percy
MacQuotd Vol |. Parts " and V Folio. tG P.
PutnamS SonS)
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
B. R T. TO PUT BAN ON RACES.
Company Said to Believe That Gambling
Corupts It's Employees.

SeNeH1ng that the racetrsck presents too great
temptation for dishonesty 20 it's uniformed en-
Llo9eA especially conductors. the ofncials Of the
7iooElyn RAPID Transit Company are said 10 be
COZ oislotfing an order prohibitinE them from fire.
g,lil,.ig the races In past seasons il has been a
.-..lLaI sight 70 co. ductors wagering more
~. nan they could earn IN a week with some of
t'e DookMakers the tracks
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
TETANUS KILLS BOY.
Wound in Hand, ReceiUed While at
Play, Results Fatally.

Long Branch. N j.. April II (SpeciaD.-Harry ].
Earl the eight-year-old son Of Samuel B. Earl OF
Westwood-ave.. died last night at the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital Of tetanus. after Illness OF
ten days. Harry and Larue FlageI. a playmate.
were digging a tunnel three weeks ago. when
pick in the hands OF the latter accidentally infict
ed a slight wound In the boys hand. The wound
was dressed. and the boy resumed school the fol-
lowing day, but more than week ago lOckjaw de-
Veloped
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PHI KAPPA Psls INCORPORATED.

Albany April 1.-THE Columbia Association OF
Phi Kappa Psi. OF New-York City incOrpo-
rated to-day II is connected with Columbia Uni
versity. The directors p. Henry Dugro. Rich
ard 7. Bang Augustus n. Allen. William C. Nor
rill Henry H. McCorkle and w. Herbert Adams.
Of New-YoTk ana Henry 7. Scuddcr. Of Brook
1Ar
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
HISTORY.

HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. BY Edward
Channtng. Vol /. The Planting OF a Nation
New World ,0fs'-1 c6O. svo. pp. Xi. $50 (Ths
Macmillan Company
HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS Edited by John Henry
Wright. LII. u. II twenty-four volumes. VI.
The Great Mgrations''; Vol VII The Early Middle
Ages. BY Julius FhuEh- HarttunR. Ph. =. 4to PIP.
Xv. 4l4; 1i. 416. philadelphia: Lea Bros & Col
The general plan Of this work been present
history Of the world period by period rather than
na-ton by nation The volumes contain numerous
illustrations. maps and facsimile reproductions OF
tiers and docuTn Of historical interest
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
WISH Mr.. JEssuP TO SERVE AGAIN.

Alexander Z. Orr. John S. Kennedy. John A. Stew
art j. Edward Simmons. Andrew Carnegie, James
stiIIman Jacob II. Schih. Cornelius n. Bliss and
August Belmont are among the signers of petit
ton asking Morris X Jesup 10 accept renomina-
ton as president Of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr.
J.sup has served as president Of the chamber for
several years In ordinary circumstances ne would
have retired last year. but there was genera! WISH
..ts, he Continue i'm Once The annual meeting OF
tbe Chamber takes place next month.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
-" AUTO" SCARES HORSE.
Wheel of Runabout Breaks When
ARimaI SUerUeS.

Lake Hopatcong. N J., April 17.-An auto
mobile yesterday scared horse attached to
a runabout. causing it to swerve and break
one Of the wheels of the vehicle killing one
and injuring the other of it's occupants Au-
gust Oellrioh. coachman for Mrs Charles O.
brown was the man killed, and Joseph SandoI
was injured. The automobile did not stop and
It's number is unknown Two men were in it,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
w,re sHoors AT HUSBAND.

,-, Holly \ j. April l7.-Mrs Elizabeth
-, of MarIton attempted yesterday TO XIII her
t,,sband Charles Given. by shooting at nm win
.a,,olyer In protecting himself Given thfe" UP
- right arm and tho bullet entered H. Ma' % uS
.,d and struck the right side Of his hea hs Iiis
nt.,,is are not serious The woman was i5sa.S
E ,bts afternoon by Detective Parker ana l"cAeu
iSl In n Is thought that she Is insane
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

C Carson 12mo pP- v 52f &C. P Purnam's Sons)
PROBLEMS OF THE PANAMA CANAL BY B-.sadier
General Henry l. Abbott 12mo, Pp xi, % THE
Macmillan Company
Including c!imatoiocy n the isthrnus physics and
hydraulics Of the river Chagres. and discussions q
plaEs for the waterway
JEWS IN MANY LANDS By Flkan Nathan Adler. T.
12Tno, pu ti'llialep1it The Jew
sh Publication Cf ATnerical
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
sIx coal MINES sHuT DOWN..

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Mcdonald Penn, April l7.-Five mines at this
place and one at Oakdale all owned by the Pitts
burg Coal Company, were closed to-day and the
announcement made that IL was not known when
they would be reopened. About thousand men
are thrown idle. OveTproduction is the reason
give
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Will cALL MoNTcLAIR PAsToR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI
r,aItirnore April 1.-THE Grace Methodist Epis-
o,r,al Church Of this city will shortly call the
Rev J. @. DObbins Of Montclair' n j. 10 become
The Rev Don S Colt the present
tpT iss has accepted call from the First Church
i@ Pochester, X. y. but has not yet leii uAc cl'y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
LITERATURE.

ADVENTURES AMONG BOOKS. BY Andrew Lang
l2mo pp. XII 3i2 O4OnEmanS. Green Coz
collection Of the authors early essays gathered
from suncry maSaEres. Among them 'ReColec-
lions Of Re bert HAouiJ Stevenson 'Rab's Friend.
The Boy and Enchanted Cigarettes
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE UNIrE.l
STATES OF AMERICA BY John = Fal-lie Fn L
svo. pp XII ga CThe Macmillan Company
4 general survey Of administrative problems
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
LABOR NOT RESTRICTED.
Continued from arst page.

Parker wrote the prevailing opinion. holding
that the law within the police power of
the State for the protection Of the public health
from improper conditions surrounding the prep
aration OF food The violation alleged occurred
four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
nrM cArHoLlc PARIsH.

o,..,,r has announced that a new
hiS"oP ''P risb viii he established IN Jersey City
.',ion between ST. Parick's Church IN the
Bergen w district and St Paas church no0 IN .T seen
I,Is district The new parish Will be known as the
Sacred Heart
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
POETRY.

SAINT ALESsIO and other Poems By Julia Elizs-
beth Dodge 12no. vii 10 &C. P Putnanns
SCns-)
INTERLUpES BY Philip Becker Goetz- 16no pp- So
Boston: Rictard G. Badser)
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SCIENCE.

THE NEW KNOWLEDGE BY Robert Kennedy DuncazS
Illustrated. Svo 20 xviii. 2tS. CA y Barnes COZ
A general view of the advancement IN physics ana
chemistry relation the theory OF matter
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
EDUCATIONAL.

A PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL sPELL.ER b. Eliza
beth F. Atwood l2ro, ", POI. (Ciinn & Coz
drill book for the schools where com
mercal branches taught
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE FEW SETS OF AMERICAS Sue
CEs9FCL MEN in TWO large vol
with portraits. slgnJly soilsd but
csient condition original price dispose OF quickly
viii put the price Sic Address HILLS New
York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ELECTION BY METHODIST PREACHERS

-leih"dlst Preachers meeting elected officers
gssierday as follows: President. Rol,ert A A,ls-
"Silh' o. the Newark Conference first vice-pregi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

Commander Briggs was in command OF the
cruiser Baltimore when that vessel grounded in
the Straits Of Malacca about six months ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
COMMANDER BRIGGS ACQUITTED.

Manila. April l7.-Commander John B. Briggs.
L. S N. has been acquitted after trial before a
courtmartial here.