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heure dams ! 8 tranquilles parages de
POdeon, ct a default des etudiants, qui
COMMENCEMENT a Sc faire rares, a cause
des VACANCIES, force couples bourgeois
circulaient lie long de la balustrade.
Rien ne manquait au tableau que pre-
sente toujours en- etc lie jardin des Me-
dicis, nj les j%oueurs de paume sous les
grands arbres, nj les troupiers rodant
sournoisement autour des bohnes den
fants, nj les deux cygnes voguant males
tueusement sur lie grand bassin du mi
lieu. Al'angle du large quiconce, du
cote de la rue de Vanguard, une elegan-
te jeune femme ct un cavalier tres-pim-
pant causaient assis sur I'm banc de
pierre, au pied DUN superbe vase de
marDre blanc.
II etait aise de deviner a leur toilette
qu'ils n'habitaient point ces regions Oh
les modes nouvelles ne penetrent guere
ct qu'ils sly etaient dome rendez vous
pour que leur tete a-tete ne f1t pas trou-
bic. LIE lieu etait fort solitaire ct pro-
pice entire tous aux condolences
amoureuses. Telle n'etait pas la nature
de celles q~u'6changeaie t en- ce moment
Charles ct Mathilde, ct dependant leur
entretien etait fort anime. II y await 4
peu pres n demi-heure qu'ils s'etaient
r%encontres la, ct ce n'etait certainement
pas lie hasard qui les y await amenes.
-Sais-tu que ce nest pas tres Hchic",
&c que nous faisons la? disait Dugenet.
Comment! %tres-"chic"? demanda Ma
thilde, qui n'etait pas encore familiarisee
avec les termes du haut govt que son
cousin await appris i la Grande Chau-
miere.
-Je veux dire que ce nest pas beau.
Ca m'est bien egal, pourvu que ca
reussisse.
-N'empeche que les lettres anonymes
c'est NAL porte dams lie grand monde, ct
81 on savait...
-Qu'est-ce que ca te fat tot qui les as
ecrites.
Mon, parbleu! mails n'importe! je ne
voudrais pas pour cent francs etre COM
promis dams une afaire pareille.
-Poltron, va!
.-Poltron! poltron! tn en- parties 4 ton
aise, parce que tn mes qu'une femme;
mails moi je ne serais pas curieux que lie
lieutenant Gilbert vint me chercher dis
pute.
-Sois tranquille jeme charge de lie re-
tenir.
-D'autant que j'ai fort peu gagner a
toute cette historic la. Encore 81 la pc
tite etait millionaire, CONNIE FRANCOIS
essayait de me lie faire accroire, on pour
raft risquer sa peau pour la chance de
%Pepouser. Mais c'est une farce que ce
mauvais maitre d'ecole a voulu me jouer
puisqu'il ma pas reparu depnis ton ia
meux the, ct m%aintenant, lie moins qui
puisse m'arriver pour metre mele de ties
affaires, c'est de me brouiller avec lie
pere Hingant.
"a CoNTINUER)
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QUELQUEs CONSIDERATIONS GENERATES
&c que PU. S. c. F. fera pour nos compatriotes.

LIE ecretaire-General, EUSEBE BERTRAND,
Sc tera I'm plaisir d'adresser lie livre de la Constitution
ct des Regiments de rUnion DIES Societies d toute per-
some qui en- fera la demande ct il repondra a toues les
demandes dinformations qui pourraient lui etre adres-
sees. Les communications pour le %secr6taire general
doivent etre adressees CONNIE suit:
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GA CoNT1NUER

A lavenir nous accepterons les
commandes de reliures de livres,
a recouvrir a neuf, qu'on voudra
bien nous confer. Nous dome
rons les prix sur demande.
ECHO DE L:OEsT
3O5 Avenue Centrale.
Nos telephones:
Durant la %journee: T. S. Spru-
ce 1888. LIE soir: T. S. North lOl3.
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MALsDE RE1NS
Chez les HOmmes

leurs de dos on DIES tror
remede special, unique e
benin jusqu'aux maladie'
fammation de la vessie,
conditions
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RHUMATISME
Chez les HommeS

ct il les rend impuissan
nesse ct lie vieillard ses
tement du rhumatisme
promptement, sdrement
nevralgie la plus simple
rhumatisme dun jour, {
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DYSPEPSIA
Chez les Hommes

malaises pour vous, prer
appetit, aideront votre
votre cerveau. Files sor
ct la decadence de la cor
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LES PlLULES MORO
POUR LES HOMMES \
u0MMEc soyez forts. La faiblesse chez les homm
IL IVD Wiz n'attire que la pitie ct ne peWt amener que

TN w lvI10 n'attire que la pite ct ne peut amener que
DIES Disbursements. La batai1e de la vie est rude, soyez prets. 81
votre constitution est bonnie, conservezla bonnie; 81 vos relns sont
sains ct fermes, gardez1es ainsi, vous en- aurez besoln pour ia lutte;
sils sont fables, voyez a ce qui1s reeoivent lie tra'tement voulu:
ST vous etes debiites, 81 vore vgueur est epu1see, 81 otre a1noiuon
ct votre courage vous laissent, 81 vous @es de ces ]eunes gems venx
avant Page, on des vieux mines par les abus, l1ntempeiance ct les
1nauvas soins, vous aurez dams les Pilules Moro un 1tenen qn
ma jamais Gchou&, ct qui dome des resu1tats rap1des e. aurapits,
Ne faites pas 1erreur de chercher du soulage1nent dams les oGso
sons enivrantes, CONNIE biere, vim, whisky, gn' etc, e,c ~
Pnues Moro sont lie seul remede qui puisse vous renett1e a Il sa1lte,
Les Pilules Moro sont pour les hommes seule1nent ct ls onnne
relies ont gueris ne Sc COMPETENT plus. Cecl ne oolt etonIel pr
some. Pour pouvoir guerir s1rement ct rapdement II a qu ux
remede soft ume specialize, ct les Plues Moro sont une spec'al'e
nour les hOmmes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

lnente oeulista, jefe del servicio del Hos
pital "Quinze Vingts" del Hospital
Rothsehild
En- companfa Gle su hija y de ~ HI
io politico, el doctor Trousseau sali6 de
Paris en- su altom0vil con direction
f'ontaineblcau en- donde estaban invl
tados almorzar y una partida de
golf"
En- yez de dejar guiar al chauffer,
81 doctor Trousseau tom0 81 Volantc y
sin tencr en cuenta qare la carretera es
taba moJada, lanzo su autom0vll d gran
vclocidad. Al Hegar a una yuelta peil
grosa, el yehiculo choc6 contra un ar
boil Un automovilista que venia detras
lleg6 q tiempo para socorrer d los DIES
graciados. FL doctor Troussean, tenia
el cranco completanente destrozado.
La muerte fu6 instantanea. Los de
mas yia.jeroS fueron heridos, pero no gra
Ivcmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21
Desde Paris
lpaga 81 PoLETIN MERoANTIL)

VI CIamencoau ACADIA tao dlegar de
barcelona en- dondc desembarc6 vmlen
do De Bueros Aires.
Fl ex-presidente del eonHo]o cue VIA
;aba con 81 hermano Alberto fue san
Ja1o al lIecar la estaoion per los Sc
1ores Pichor, ministro de E<tado; lie
pine. prefect2 de polieia; Nnryleu, de
h Academia; Geffroy, director de TO
5elinS; Manisn, senador etc. etc.
Repreaentantes del Bra2,i = de la
ReDiiblica Argentina vin1eror sau
darIe en- nor@ bre de sus cobleenos res
pectivos.
La reception en la estac'6n 10 duro
nucho tempo Enseguida 0emenoeau
~ubi6 en- 81 autom6yil, aeompahado de
~us dos hiias y de su hermann
\ los pemodistas que 81 ao.rcaban
les dtcia riendo.
Cstcdes diran que. l. de,oeublerto
la America
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

Los oficial,,s de Chalahs Ne@aon aca
ban de efectuar experienciaa ,nteresan
les desde Ia torre Eiffel So frata de
nm nuevo procedimiento de ataque con
ira los dirigibles.
Suponiendo que dirigib'e un aero
plano frances consiga eleyaroe una
altura mayor que I'm dirigible >nemigo,
Sc trata de dastn,irlo. Para 9cnsegulr
10. el aviado, frances Sc eoIocara en- la
1nisma vertical que el enoml"o y de
deiara cael- 3obre el una ferh3 que atra
yesara "a teta del globo y proVoeara
una eNploslt >uhcicnte psw dtogarral
Ia
Las expe,I"ncias con@stparon en de
lar caer lab Gechas desdc IA prn9 era pla
faforma de la tolrc Eiffel, aolr" peque
nos globos a1narrados y cerea fel Suelo
Los primcros ensayos han H'ao Satlsiac
lorios ' Sc Ea dccidido coo'.4' r estos
dpsde altituGm, mayOres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

Ei general Roques autorizado por el
gobierno para Ia compra de aeroplanos
ha pubIicado la base del concurso abler
to para este objeto que empezo 81
To- de Nomyiebre de 1910 y terminara
en- 1911. La classification de las prue
bas Sc hara de la manera siguiente.
10 Los aparatos deben de poder le
vantar 300 kilos sin contar Ia esencia Y
cl aoeite.
%. Deben Ser de fabricacion france
sa
Fl primer prernio Sc dara al mas IA
pido consistira en- 100000 frances y
un pedido de diez aparatos.
Ell aegundo premio consistira en un
pedido de aparatos y el tercero de 4
Cada aparato sera comprado ell 10000
frances 81 Su velocidad es de go llil6m-
trOs por hora con prima de 800 frances
por cada kil6netro suplementario.
Tn aparato marchando SO p0r ho
ia St pagara 80 mil frances.
FL primer fabricante premiado recibi
ra 500 mil frances, q Segundo 240 mil
y el torcero 100 mil
- los aparatos posecn un. relocidad
de 80 DOT hora los fabricantes premia
dos r~cibir&n 900 mil, 300 mil 200 mil
frances reSpectivamente
Pablo Milan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

La consacrs de este an0 d. = buena
,obrc todo para el vino de Champagne
a causa del gusano namado "ccchylls
Pero que los goulmets' no sc aausten
81 rey de loe vinos no les taltara gra
cias al ~stocl." eno1me aoUmulsdo du
7ante los also, 1900 1906 ar fueron
abundantes. Apesar de los tres amos
naIos que han seguido, am Q1ada una
buena cantidad.
He aQui eln0 la estadI~u>. 4ue pu
bIica la Cimara de comerclo dr' Reims:
Hay l60 millones de botell2s "n las dl
frrentas bodegas de la regldr r la con
~umaci6n an1al, en- todo ei n.rmdo fu(
~olamente dc b millone$ 23J .ail botC
Has. DE marera que aun qpeGa baStar
1e Champagne para tod0a du~*nte eli
..o amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21
DIAS DE FIESTA

4 las D, en- la Cathedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las S 1f2, en- San ndefOnso; q Las
6, en- Santa Ana; las 6 l 2, en- S n
Francisco; las 6 1I2, en- el Hospitali-
llo y Capilla Franciscana a las 7, en- la
Catedral y San Jose; las z / 2 en- la
CapiIla F'ranciseana; a las s, en- la
Cathedral.
A las S en- San Jose y San FRAN
cisco; las 8, en- la Catedral y Capiila
Franciscana d las 10, en- Santa Ana; a
las II, en- Ia Catedral.
MISAS EN PUERTA DE TERRA
\ las 9, en- la parroq,lia las Z ~
en- .Asilo de AnoianoS
MISAS EN- SANTl'RCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

Ilacc algunoa dias, loa -a.aeados de
la aIuana. cNaminando -. -tos que
Ii,earon de >uiza, cncontr4roL una ca
ia De hiclro cobrc-fuerte muy pesado.
Fl laytinatalio era un oonb aiante dc
Lyon.
E,sc biloxi e acero era ao@spr,cho y los
rmpleados resolvieron ab,1!o Con una
sierra para rcctaIes, leyant.r9n uno dc
los angulos
IN polvo blanco Sc esc4pl por el agu
ZERO. Esta subst amelia era arnplemen
te sacarina. las parolca iuecas conte
m9n coo kilos, d6sis equival@o.e a 2fO,-
900 kilos de azucar.
Fl eofra-fDerte fu6 c3nj.ae-do. FL
r,mitante sicndo un indo.a. ~;2l suizo
la aduana francesa no pu5J castigarlo
ron una multa.
Fmtonces quiso denumejtr II dcstina
tar;o, rolO este declare Q4a "a el ejel
ricio de su profession no la3>sltaba el
mplro de sacarina y qpe ignoraba
ol.tn 4 enyiaba dicho cofro-foorte La
aIuana two que desistn 'nte tales i
,.Iura1iones, pcro como NUM-. pUede Der
der, la comFania de ferroc4r.iles Paris
Lyon M2ditarraneo, que t,un,port0 el
cyfro, there que pagan n t1.j>,.
tn aceidentc tie automovi' "a priva
Ito da la vida al doctor H1,9g1 ~ Asi,l. emi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

Dias festivos; \ las , ~, en AuXilio
Nutuo; 4 las I, en- Ia Beneficencia de
Ninas las ~, cn el Sagrado Cora
ION Y San Mateo; i las S. en- la Conva
Ieeencia de IIermmas; las 9 en- San
Matco; a las 10, en- q Sagrndo Cora
z0n.
Dias laborales: a las lI2, en q
Auxilio Mntuo y COnvaleoencia dc Her
msnas; a las 7, Gu San Matco Y Sagra
do Coraz0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21
Secclon Religloss
LAS MISAS EN- SAN JUAN
DIAS LABORABLES

\ las > -, en- San Hdefonso; a IS
6ii2, en- Santa Ana, Hospitaliflo y
Capilia Franciscana, a las z, en- Ia Ca
tedral. San Francisco Capilla Fran
ciseana, las 7 1I2, en- la Capilla Fran
ciscana, a las / p, en- Ia Catedral-
DIAS DE FIESTA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-21

tn aceidentc tie automJv!' "a priva
Ito i la vida al doctor %r,91f@s Aau. emi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
WOMAN'S LEAGUE
MAKES PROGRESS
Utah Delegates Return From
Great National Convention
>Filled With Enthusiasm.

Mesdamcs Corey Albritton, Lille
national convention Of the American
Woman's league, have returned filled
with enthusiasm and encouragement,
Seven thousand delegates were pres
ent, many being men. showing it is
not only women who have confidence
in the wonderful plans and works Of
the league.
The educational advantages are
splendid. Eleven honorary students in
the different departments Of the read.
instructions under those great masters,
FREQ of charge, but also individually
receive $50 a month for living e1-
penses. These honorary students will
be the decorators and instructors in
the chapter houses throughout tho
country, ten Of which are occupied. Six
teen buildings and forty-nine lots have
been secured for buildings.
The returned delegates say it is as
tonishing the amount and grandeur OF
the work accomplished in tho few
ings are all carried out in the Grecian
style. There is the largest printing
press in the world. One.sixth Of tho
fnail Of st. Louis is handled in Uni
versity City. Mrs. Albrittton spent
two days in investigation, not only
among the heads of the different de-
partmeuts of the league publishing
company and bank, but also among tho
leading business men in st. Louis, such
as Mr.. Johnson, vice president Of the
Scruggs, Vandervoor g. Barney Dry
Goods company, Mr.. Carter. vice presi-
dent of the Mercantile Trust com
pany, Z. P. Hilliard, president of the
Central National bank; Judge Russell,
former judge of the district court, and
others. All spoke in the highest terms
of f. G. Lewis and University City.
The business men are looking for
ward with interest to the building of
the subway to University City.
Utah has the honor of having its del
egate,. Mrs. Albritton, chosen as one
of the nineteen members of the ma
tional convention on organization and
order of business.
Salt Lake chapter has 200 members.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
IRISH PARLIAMENTARY
PARTY is KEENLY ALERT
Special Cable to The Tribune

Nap'e 10 Inc Tribune
Dobl.lNs July 2.-Realizins the i,nnor.
.hnce OF presenting a united front in the
neS,, 49, permanent, the Irish parliamentary ry
20 rs campaigning as actively almost
as uliousn general election was in pro-
sross. srC Inc Redmons, Devlin Dillon
- =, Sonnor md the other leaders are innk
special attention to the constjtnmnny,i mry t.,s :
represented by O'BrIen malcontents. II is
cor, Ga,n,,hdently predicted that tho O'Brienites
wiz NOT De able tc carry more than tbree
VI 1ouI n seats at most, and It is regarded
as vel Within the line OF possibility tbot
& &ootn ~ Srlen and his lieutenant, Tim
oIny Healys Will be defeated
SiSSnop ODonnel OF Raphoe said rs-
centS:, L do not remember any tims
Mnen the country was more united In
Sunt. Support or the Irish party than II is a,
present, neither was there any time when
th@t support was better deserved
,,cn Inns seems to about sum up tho situa-
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Anarchist School Attacked.
ial Cable to The Tribune.

N'"Hc % Tic Irlpune.
A., MADRID, July 2.-The inhabitants al
the village OF Puebla lpicen made an
attack on the local schoolhouse because,
they. declared. anarchist doctrines wcrc
.aught In IT, Tho masters defended tho
building. firing on the villagers with re-
VolVefs, and they managed TO hold their
own until the arrival of the civil guard
who prevented the mob from CARRYING ont
It's intention OF lynching them. The To-
cal authorities. however. caused a search
TO be made in the school. which brought
10 light formula for the manufacture OF
bombs and plans OF the city OF BARGE
Iona, as well as explosives and models OF
Internal machines
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y s,l.I!lR INTRIGUE REVEALS
phEP MURDER0US PLOTS
Sdoie To The Tribun.

>7psr, oe TO The Tribune.
Fnads 'uly 2.-The police of Chaux
-5inous .euchty received from an
rl16re,.s9 s9urce a bundle Of loyc-let-
"a AonIon rom gymnastic teacher
hsun' who 20 married Indy named
& whose husband IS incurably
sanied contained 90 proof that Monion
baum, a,d i an Intrigue with Nine.
nnsband Mseaied a plot to poison
~, .ayussd wSe The suspicion that Nine
1.d. ana Iieo ho year ago. had beer
cn and ur ner body is 10 be cxhumed
pa 'hie. NussbaUm have been
" arcs, causing great sensation,
= II 10 q couple belong 10 good
q Mere s,n s1id mat the discriminating
@ N'''en by a jealous woman
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Az. children have more or less
! =, n, which can be controlled by
Di,,,t ,td''DerlnIn's Collie, Cholera
,,,rs ,'inoea Remedy. All that is
't.,h 70 give the prescribed dose
us,,, opefatlon Of the bowels more
b A. and then castor oil to
n 'v u, system. 1t is safe and sure,
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n IN MI, tSa continuous double track
csnt. ia ~ ~ world, under one man.
a fron '1s @ Grand Trunk Railway
'hqs,s r. Snleago TO Montreal and
"a psller s' The Grand Trunk
An Fnllss uonble track route via
York. reaches from Chicago to
sili bs - literature. timetables,
g. FlI;naiicd free on application
hailSv,n,i,o!t A. G. P. K. Grand
ttd Prns. system, 917 Merchants
s' building. Chicago.
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nuss Be Above Suspicion

icy and bladder ailments are SO
~ y 'nelr consequences, and if un.
t,.1:' = oiten fatal, that any remedy
=" lneir cure must be above
~ su FOLEY Kidney Pills contain
iui drugs, and have success.
Ol a long and thorough test.
soonson Drugs: five stores.
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Austria's Big Battleships

Special Cablc to The Tribune.
VIENNA, July 2.-The keel OF the first
Austro- Hungarian dreadnought has. ac-
cording to the Zelt. just been laid in the
yard Of the Stabilimento Tecnico. The
keel OF the second dreadnought will be
laid in September. and 1t is hoped that
the first vessel VIII be ready for launch
Ing In the summer Of 1911.
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and his admirers were from every walk
in life, as WAS seen at his funeral, when
wealth aud poverty lostlcd each other
in their efforts 70 pay tribute TO their
pastor and friend SO il seems but
fitting That ST, Leo's with its varied
history. should bc set aside for some
thing unique in the annals Of ihc arch
diocese; that parish lines should be
broken down and this quaint ediiicc dcd-
icatcd anew. as it were. TO the greatest
mystery OF faith; that II should be
made in very deed aud truth The temple
Of the living Jesus in, the sacrament of
his love. What blessing il viii be
in the heart Of the busiest city on the
western continent, What Il privilege
TO have God cuthToncd there drawing
all 20 Him by His tender words Come
10 me all you weary and find rest.
Zionist Congress.
An interesting session of the Intorns-
tional Zionist congress was recently
held in Hamburg. Germany. Thc Zion
ISIS have for object the return To .Ic-
rusalcm. the terrestrial Ziou, Of thc He
brew race, H. is now a great many
wears since Inc association came into
beng and large funds have bccu CON
tributcd 10 il, There seems 10 nave
been a feeling Of dissatisfaction with
the investment of these funds and a
resolution was passed favoring the linn
iiations of the Jewish Colonial trust
and the utilization of funds in .Jerusa
lem. The delegates made no secret
Of their satisfaction with tho present
executive, David Wolffsohn and Pro
fcssor Warburg was elected rcSIdcrt
of the international Zionist committee.
BcquestS to Charity.
1t Is always interesting 10 me 10 rcad
statements relating 10 the disposition
of property made by Christian mon and
women through their wills. During the
last week of December there were Scy.
eral rather notable examples OF this
kind Thomas Murdoch, wholesale
grocer Of Chicago. died on Christmas
day and by his VIII he disposed of an
estate estimated at - 1000 600. Of which
over ono half was bcducathcd to re-
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ligious. educational and charitable in.
stitutions. The principal bencfciarics
are the Presbyterian hospital of Chi
cago, tho American Sunday School nm
ion, with headquarters i'm Philadelphia
and the Young Men S Christian associn.
tion of Chicago. Bequcsts TO relatives
friends, employees, churches and char
table institutions made the balance OF
the estate. Murdoch was born in For,
America in 1871. From 1854 10 1856
he was in the wholesale provision busi,
ness at Buffalo.
Money for Hospitals.
Mr.. Thomas l., Adds of New Haven
fulncss. He left the General Hospital
society Of New Haven 100000; Grace
hospital. New Haven, 100000; the Ma.
some home Wallingford. Conn, $50 600
and smaller amounts TO various other
charitable institutions. The residue OF
thc estate was divided equally between
the General Hospital society and Grace
hospital
Under the will of Miss G. Burns OF
this city. which was filed on December
50, $4,000 was made Il trust fund for
The education Of youug men for the
Roman Catholic priesthood.
Strike of shirtwsist Makers.
One of the most gratifying signs of
the times has been the successful in.
tcrvcntion which has been rendered by
tho churches Of New York during the
strike OF the Shirtwaist makers, Tho
Associated Waist and Dress Manufac
turcrs and their employees are made up
almost entirely of people who are not
Christians and II is II matter of pro
found thankfnncss that the only solu
lion which at the present tune promises
any relief 10 tho intolcrable situation
brought about by the strike has come
from he Joint action OF Holy Trinity
church. Brooklyn. aud The Manhattan
Congrcga lional church. New York II
would not ordinarily occur 10 one that
The best place 10 discuss tho merits of
a strike was a church. bnt so wide
spread and intense has been the inter