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TAX NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
CITY HALL.

OFFICE UF HECNIV EIt OF LAALs,
CITY HALL.
Newark, n. j., October 10. 1909.
This Office will be open from Wednesday, oc-
tobe- 20. 1900. until April IA. 1910. for the recep-
ton of taxes for 1909.
Particular attention is called to the following
requirements Of law:
II paid on or before the thirty arst day Of
October one Il per cent? per cent. VIII be de-
Quoted.
IL paid on or before the tw-atieth day OF
be deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day Of
December the exact amount Of tax.
III not paid oil or before the twentieth day OF
December interest at the rate Of twelve t2)
per cent. per annuin Will be added,
If not paid on or before April "A. 1909. Mar-
rants viii be Issued With three 90 per cent.
penalty, Justice and Collectors fees, in addition
to ten $40, cents, cost OF publication. on each
amount personal.
once open from s a. M. to 2 .. in,
Saturdays from 8 e. m TO ~ m.
ROBERT L. oss
Receiver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Paulding, OF
1sS South Eleventh street. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Blanche Mary. TO Joseph George Land
graf. No date has been set for the
waddinc.
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cRAPPSE-Entered into rest Thurs
law. December 16. 1909, john j.
Crappse, beloved husband of Martha
L. Crappse NEE Mock), aged IS years
10 months and Il days, 74S South
twentieth street.
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CoMPToN-At Irvington. n. j., on De-
eember Is, 1909. Alevia ID. Compton IN
her sd year, Irving place, IrVlngton.
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MEDICAL.

AIDES troubled with FEMALE
CfADh1o COMPLAINTS speedily
and permanently cured or NO CHARGE High
EFT skill at lowest consistent terms. Private
Sonitariuln with trained nurses for patients de-.
string to remain under Doctors personal care.
Consultation fr,s. Lady attendant. Established
over 80 years. THE OLD DIR. HALE. OFFICE
OFFICE, I West Fourteenth St, New York.
DESIRING ADVICE
BY graduated registered specialist call at MRS.
N1IJLIAMS'S office, private house, $50 West
Twenty-eecond ST.. New York. 2 blocks from
rwenty-third ST. ferry. or 4 blocks from Twenty
third st Hudson Tunnel station. Consultation
free. ONCE hours, 10 20 4; Sundays. IL to 4.
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DANBY-Suddenly. on Thursday, De-
eember l6. 1909. Elgeman Dandy, In
his thirty-second year, of East Or
ange, n. j.
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FOR HIRE.

TO dress Prince Albert ana IuAeGo
suiis to hire; also repairing and pressing. >.
COLEMAN, custom tailor, 5s4 High ST., near
Springfield av.
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MORTGAGES, LOANS AND
PERSONALS.

NOTES Of calaried people, business concerns
and women keeping house bought without
recurity; cheapest rates. easiest payments: OF
zee in Sc principal cities. u. Il. GILMAN
Room 612. 93s Washington ST.. corner Market.
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BITCHsBAUM-on December Il, 1909,
william. beloved husband of Augusta
Buchsbaum (nee Jansen), 446 South
Ninth street.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE
Notice IS hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificates OF assessment OF the whole
amount Of the costs and expcnss Of paving
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
COMES ALLEY,
FILLMORE TREE
FOURTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK AVENUE,
NICHOLS ALLEY,
NICHOLSON STREET,
and constructing sewers in
CHELSEA AVENUE.
MERCER COURT,
NICHOLS STREET
have been delivered 10 me according 20 law.
Said assessment comprises al the lots tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate lying On
both sides OF South Fourteenth street from
Central avenue TO Orange street; Oh both sidss
street; IN both sides OF Fillyaore street from
Market street TO Ferry street; On both Ei1cs o.
Fourth avenue. from North Eleventh street 70
the cit,. ,f-r. on botb sides o. EeV YOU sre-
nue., from Van Bdfen street 70 the esftef!r eics
Of Garrison street; on both sides o. Nichols al
ley. from Plane street TO Arlington street; On
both sides OF NicholsOn street. from William
street to Augusta street; on both sides q Chei-
East Orange line: on both sldes Of Mercer cogIt.
from nbout I7 feet south Of Mercer stree. %
about 1875 feet north OF Court street; On both
sides Of Nichols street, between Van Buren,
street and Tyler stree
The ownsrs Of land and real estate ssses>d
in eaid certificates Of essezsmsnt are hsrsb1 re-
oulrsd 10 pay the amount 80 assesss1 uoon
them, end each Of them respectively, ~ no a.
my Office. city Hall, On or befofs January r.
A1AAs
Newark, -. j.. December u. 1S3.
! II BAcHYLLEg.
decf4-5t co1sJftDlis,.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF EIcIEZ COM
MISsIONERs OF THE CITY
OF NEWArK
citz Hal Dee. Il. IN.
The following IL the list Of Hz5sss. fsst1srcss
and places or businese n rsrysss making spyii-
cation 10 this board for the granting II beszsrs
to sell splrituoUs. vlnosiG matt or brsYef IiGucis
and not heretofore published sccorGipg - INV.
to wit:
Name. Place Of Pushes. Residence.
RETAIL-REHEDALG
Adolph Stein, ! oiumbia st.....<.>e.EaHs place
Geo. W. Alimouslschner. 5f7 Ferry - fame 81.
Emmet J. Quinn. ~ Ferry at.-s....,f am@ place
Daniel hcNamee. ~ TerY st......,HzBs place
Thomas d. Wolters. 80 Market y; o. fame place
Urban Scnaefer s. Niagara gt....., Fame place
George Schorr. SIC Mulberry sta...<EaFns piscs
Samuel Greenberg. 81 HoYsZ ~ Same place
William Schmueker, 81 NaTEe4 ~. Fame place
Harry Roth. fN Spruce st........-..Ssme placs
John Bimbert. IfH Orange st..-....6sue place
Jerry DonslJge. 50 Ferry st.-.......E Same piacs
Charles Minichini, es No. g.h IT.. Same piacs
Valentine Boahsg 30 Gtuyvesant aY-Bame pi
John Accabe. 1910 FreiinghDy sen az, Same pl
Dyryl Piotroysk!. Plum Point lane. Same place
RETATL-gfEGLE TRANSFER
Louis Grosa. ~ Pennington ~. ~ Pennington 81,
RETAIL-DOuBLE TRANsrEBS.
Wilhelm Hunn. 5s Jefferson st......Same placs
Angelo r. Music. 1911 FRET sv.... 20 40. 5th ~
RICHARD KILLER.
President.
JAMES z. coNxELLy.
City Clerk.
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COMING EVENTS.

MERRY CHRISTMAS and Happy New Year to
ALL Grand sociable dsuces, Christmas Nizht,
Saturday December Is, 1909; New Years Might,
Saturday, January 1, 1910. DOEL.GER'S PROS
+ &C. HAL 25S Morris ay. Admission. in
Gliding wardrobe. Is cents.
THE oLp-FAsHIoNBp BOWLING ALLEYS
South Orange ana Morris avs. how open for
engssements CHARLES A. cHE15vR. PROP.
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INSTRUCTION.

MISS TOWNSEND's BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. "a Park place. New
ark. n. Thorough instruction In all depart
merts. Nel'-eqcipped gymnasium and iabors-
tory. Certificate admits to leading colleges.
Reopens September 2e. Miss Townsend will be
at home from 10 to 9. after September %. Cir
cular.
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STEWART-At Belleville, on Saturday.
December Is, 1909. Robert D. Stewart.
aged 81 years, 4O2 North cortlandt
street, Belleville.
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AUTOMOBILES


JOB DE CAMP. storage; safes and pianos
stored. Il per month; plano rooms steam
heated during winter: furniture stored 81 per
month up: locked rooms
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Eurs.
Manufacturer Sale Of Fine Furs

It will pay you to call and examine them. .
make my own goods and my expenses are He'll
you can save at least 40 ier cent. on the dolial.
Having been in , business in Newark. on Matket
street. for 12 years. l am now at 25 South Orange
av.; repairing In all It's branches; all WORK
guaranteed: also pony coats. cheaoest in price
and mems fur coats. NJ.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

HAVE number of 5-aere farms for sale at s175
and over; big water front; about 10 minutes
from Atlantic City; large. high and dry; should
you wish TO have a house on 1t l am abe TO
put you a four-room house up for $3.50; all you
have to pay Is IS monthly and you will be free
and clear In ten years. For particulars call M.
GEESE, q Niagara St, Newark, n. J..
| HAVE splendid farms, with houses and
barns. fruit trees and grapes, from $500 and
VI; better come and see me; Will give you full
particulars. located at Mays Landing. Atlantic
City, Dorothea and all around South Jersey.
CHARLES GEESE, q Niagara 81.
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DEATHS.

enthusiastically. on December Il,
1909, Anna Adam, in her ffty-ninth
year.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAENTzEL a. RICHARDS. patent law.
Americsn End foreign patents. trademarks
and copy ignt. and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building. cor
ner Eroad and Mechanic sts.. rooms 60i-60e.
Prone 1881, Newark.
DRAKE & % Globe BUILDING. 500 Broad ST.,
room $50. solicitors OF patents and experts In
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest In the State.. Established In 1865. Free
advice az to petentabflity. Telephone 2e4s.
RUSSELL NJ Tel. 4SSS-R-
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR.
7ss BROAD ST. COR. MARKET
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PERSONAL.

NJ wife. Rose kellett, having left my bed
and board without caiise, | will not be respor-
slble for any debts contracted by her.
JAMES
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CEMETERIES.
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin av., Bloomfield, N. j.; ONCE. echeuer
Building. Tel. 4oeS-R. Newark. and 1891.
Bloomfield. Single graves. $l2; plots from
s5 np.
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RIoomGeId, n, j.

FOUR lots. o5x1o0 each. choicest part Berkeley
av. Halcyon Park s~ecticn); price s2.l50: II
desired can be paid part cash, balance SID a
month. Address OWNER. Box 81, Star Office.
Caldwell.
FARMS and homes; also bungalow elites; $500
per acre. e. L. HELLER. aldwell N. ].
East Orange.
o SALE-Two-family house: 10 rooms; sep
arate entrapces: also separate steam heaters;
every Improvement: elegant location, lot S0isx
100 feet; one minute from Central avenue troi-
leys: six Minutes to Brick Church station,
will consider exchange for one-family house.
Address X, box 10. Orange office Newark Star.
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Observation-Disclosures into rest, at
1Ts East Kinney street, on Friday,
December Il. 1909. Mary Gallagher,
beloved wife of the late Thomas Gal
lagher, in her 10Th year.
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PAY high prices for cast-or clothing; send
postal will call. B. COHEN. go Canal st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

ASSESSED VALUE $500. -
1-O-179 SUMMER AN.-One-family. eignt
roon,s and bath: lot 50x12o; ample room dor
garage; will sell at above inquire qusN ~
For above and ether genuine and decided par
gains see
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FELToN-John Wesley. beloved infant
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FELTON,. la
Prince street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., On December II,
1909, James j.. beloved son of the
late Patrick and Margaret Murphy.
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sTUPPI-Entered into rest on Friday,
December II, 1909. John Stuppi, .ir..
beloved son of John and the late
Theresa Stuppi and widower of Julia
Stuppi (nee Yanderdecker), aged II
years, 159 Barclay street.
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German-Amerlcan licensed pharmacist. resp.
physician. wishes position as manager OF drug
store in a live country town; with or without
privilege OF practising medicine; highest rel
crences given and requested. Apply PHAH-
MACISF. box 80, Star Office.
WANTBD-Young married man ycdld ike
position for afternoons between Il and g., or
evenings up TO midnight. Address D. B., Box
10. Star Office.
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HOFFMAN-At East Orange, y. j., on
December II, 1909, Charles Hoffman.
beloved son Of Margaret and the late
Charles Hoffman, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends, also Live
Oak Lodge, No. 1856. 1. o. o. F., are
kindly invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. 2S1 North
Park street. East Orange, on Sun
day, December 10, 1909, at $50 p. m.
%Internnent in Rosedale Cemetery,
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GILES-On Thursday. December 10.
1909, at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. c. Frank Gardner, ia Peshine
avenue. James II. Giles, in the S4tn
year of his age.
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KUEPPER-On Friday, December Il,
1909, Karl Kuepper. beloved husband
Of the late Magdalena Kuepper (nee
Fruehinfeld). in his 18th year.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.



ENGINEER. experienced. oPIE, 50 Nanderpool
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KRAFFT-On December 10, 1909
Adolph, beloved husband of Pauline
Kraft, at his residence. f73 Polk
street.
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DAVIS-At Orange. N. j.. on Friday,
December II, 1909, Mary, wife of the
late Michael Davis, in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
sspm her late residence, No. II Ridge
street. Orange, on Monday. December
"a. at $3.50 a, H.. thence TO st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church, where a
saieYnn High Mass Of Requiem will be
offered :or the repose of her soul. In
uermsnt in st. Johns Cemetery.
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FOR SALE.

ARTISTIC sign work; lowest prices HOKLn
125 Market ST., Kings Bldg. Phone Sa2V-1'
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McVICAR-On December Is. 1903,
Louise F.. wife Of Angus McNicar.
aged IS years.
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LLOYD-On December IS. 1909, at his
parents residence, 0 Washington ave
nue., James. son of John j. and Mary
Lloyd. aged a years 4 months Il days.
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rALLoN-on December 10, 1909, at her
late residence. 4S4 Warren street,
Bridget Fallon (nee Shalley), be-
loved wife OF Raymond Fallon.
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Carpenter. n cabinet Makers.
Clothing.

LADIES' and mems clothing on credit from tn
best cash stores; business CONFIDENTIAL: n
agents or collectors. Address II. b., Star Office
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL buy quick, one or two-family house.
Newark or suburbs. cheap for cash; also two
acres on Frelinghuysen av.. with railroad
sidings: owners ONLY. g, Box 80. Star ONCE.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Mary Pfaff (nee Spohn), aged S6 years
l month and 10 days.
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NAGLE-On December 16. at his late
residence. 1852 Lowry street, Pitts
burg, Pa. Robert G., husband OF
ella Nasle (nee De Muth), and son
af Mary Nagle nee Branegan), and
tho late Richard Nagle.
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LAMB-On Thursday, December Is,
1909, Annie, beloved daughter of Rich
ard and Annie Lamb (nee Coogan).
Funeral from her late residence, 140
First street, on Monday, December
20, 1909, at $50 a. m, to st. Rose of
Lima Church, where a High Mass
Of Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Relatives and
friends are kindly invited to attend.
Interment in Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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O'CONNELI-At the residence of her
parents, s6 Adams street, Elizabeth,
beloved daughter of William and
Sarah O'Connell (nee Keefe).
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WILL pay high prices for east-on clothing,
Send postal and I'll call. FRANK, 80 Mer-
Ger 81.
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NEALON-On December Il, 1909. at
her late residence, 166 Belleville ave-
nue., Elizabeth, daughter OF Jane and
the late James Nealon.
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FEMALE.

WISH to place strong girl, II years old, IN re-
spectacle Protestant family; board for light
service after school hours; willing to provide
for clothes. etc. WHOEVER, 1856 Belmont nv.
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LIESENBERG-At Verona, n. J., Oh
December Is, 1909, NJ. A. Liesenberg,
6 G. years.
Funeral from his late residence, al
Verona, ON Monday. December 20.
1909. Funeral private. New York
papers please copy.
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stoves.
THE TTMF r. here 10 use a stove. Go right
fo n. BfDDLEHAN, 21 Springfield av..
where you can get the best stove for the least
money. Fixtures for all kinds of stoves. Tee
DhOre 2e02-T. Wa yeriy.
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Printers and StntjOncrs.
YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU
~ 1T RIRPELLBROWN CO., Printers
The sun., 1909-02-14

trate who must countersign IL, but this
procedure is not observed. Young Gou-
tard was shut up on his fathers request
only. and at the present moment Of the
eleven youths in the institution ten are
there without any magistrates authority
The dir ector and committee are to be
prosecuted on this account. The mag
istrates Permit lasts for six months only
but parents can get IL renewed every
half year till boy Is Of age.
In the discussion provoked by the
suicide Of Young Goutard the institution
has been called convict prison for rich
mems sons and compared TO the Bastile
with it's lehres de cdchet. but unbiased
evidence goes TO show that the system
has produced good results. For exam
pie, a man in a high position in the army
placed his son there. boy who had been
sent away from every school where he had
been placed. Always the same story.
plenty Of brains but incorrigibly idle,
sp pending money he did not possess and
his father TO pay his debts
and save him from dishonor.
One years steady work might yet en-
able him TO pass his examinations and save
his career. The boy agreed 20 try six
months OF the Paternal House and then
voluntarily stayed there until the end OF
the year. when he passed all his ex amina-
tions with success. He is now a distin-
guished officer at st. Cyr and does not
make any secret Of bis residence at the
Paterna House, which was he sayA the
The sun., 1909-02-14
CALL 1T A BASTILE.
English Dancers Cause Protest Against
French Prison for Rich MenN Sons.

PARIS. Jan. 27.-Every music hall in
Paris has its troupe of eight English
dancing girls, billed as -Varety's Girls"
"Visky y-soda Girls" or some such title,
who are very popular and apparently
harmless. The introduction OF a similar
troupe into a provincial town like Mar
seilles has led TO two tragedies, or rather
as judged by French opinion, to three.
for one English dancer has married a
rich young Marseillais who has some
81. 900 a year. Another result has been an
outcry against the we'll known Maison
Paternelle at Mettray, near Tours,
The sons Of two we'll known families.
Hughes de Vallauris, aged "a, and Castor
Goutard. aged 10. fell in love with two
OF the dancers, who accepted their
presents. took their flowers and jewels
and refused to marry them De Vallauris
got irretrievably into debt and when his
bills became due committed suicide.
Goutard also got involved in money
difficulties His father determined to
place him In the Maison Paternelle. On
his way thither the boy tried to commit
The sun., 1909-02-14

discreetly closed shutters and from dark
hooks in walled gardens.
But flights Of fancy are severely dis
couraged In Charleston. The deep seated
grudge which those patriotic women
harbor against the author Of Lady Bal
timore' is that he fastened upon their
town hero who ordered his own wedding
cake and Lady Baltimore at that.
For say they, whatever the custom
may be in the North. in Charleston no gen.
tleman would under any circumstances
order his own wedding cake, and If he
d1l IL would Of course be the customar ~
fruit cake"
1t is Of no use TO urge that this imp
sible combination was a mere humorous
conceit. hardly intended for realism.
fancy Graves ghosts ia
1t must and will have them.
Houses on the old Santo Domingo model
tower tall and narrow on the street
gloomy, fortresslike. haughtily forbid
ding you to look or wonder yet with the
whole interminable length Of them COW
cred with exotic balconies which beckon
you from an unattainsble distance.
The walled gardens Of Charleston arr
The sun., 1909-02-14

suicide with a revolver, then refused to
eat and finally succeeded in hanging
himself. His act directed attention to
the institution and controversy is going
on concerning the system there.
The Maison Paternelle Is an institution
peculiar TO France, which recalls the
times of the old Roman law when father
had power of life or death over his chill
dren. II receives the sons OF rich parents
whose relations cannot control them or
make them work.
Each pupil. or prisoner, pays $40 a
month, a large sum in France for such a
purpose. instruction being extra. The
boys have each a room, and see no one
but the professor who comes TO give them
lessons and who takes them out for an
hours walk each day. The director alone
knows their names, they never see their
other companions; in fact their isolation
is so complete that two brothers were
in the house at the same time for two
years without either knowing IT,.
Once a month they take bath, more
often IL the parents are willing to pay
extra for it. guardian escorts each TO
the bath and never loses sight Of him for
a moment. The attendants are changed
frequently.
To consign a boy to Mettray two re-
latives a parent or guardian being one.
must send signed request to q msgis-