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Each 12mo. <G. P. Putnam's Sen*.) SPANISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS. By Katharine Lee Bat»s. 12mo. pp. 449. rThe Macmillan Company) THE! PROBLEM OF ASIA AND ITS EFFECT UPON INTERNATIONAL POLICIES. By A. T. Mahan, D. C. 1-.. LL D.. Captain United States Navy. 12mo, pp. 23<>. (Little, Brown & Co.) IN AND AROUND THE GRAND CANYON. The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River In Arizona. By George Whancn James. With numerous Illustration*, avo, pp. 341. (Little Brown * Co.) CONSTANTINOPLE. The Story of the Old Capital erf the F.mi'ire. My William HoMen Hutton. Illustrated by Sydney Cooper. 16rao, pp. 340. "Mediaeval Towns. 'Th«- Maemlilan Company.) INTERNATIONAL LAW. By F. E. Smith. 24m0 PP. !•>». -The Temple Primers." (The Macmlllan Com pany.) FAIHY TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. With twelve illustrations by T. H. Robinson. 24m0. pp. 25-7. "The Tempi.- Classics for Young People." (The Macmliian Company.) VASARI'9 LIVES. In fight volumes. Vol. 111. 24m0. pp. Ml. 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With an Introductory Essay on the Careers of the Cabot: Based Upon an Inde pendent Examination of the Sources of Information by Georpe Parker Winship. Svo. pp. ISO. (Dodd. Mead 4. Co.) THE ROG<-,n: AND REGGIE STORIES. By Gertrude Smith. Illustrated. 4to. pp. 96. (Harper & Bros.) THE STORY OF NINETEENTH CENTURY SCIENCE. By Henry Smith Williams. Illustrated. Bvo. pp. 475 (Harper & Bros.) UTERARY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES. A Per sonal Retrospect of American Authorship. By W. D. • Hc.jvt-lls. Illustrated. Svo. pp. 28S. (Harper & Bros.) . SHE STOOPfi TO CONQUER. A Comedy. By Oliver Gold ■k yrr.itb. With drawings by Edwin A. Abbey. 12mo, pp. n ' 221. (Harper 4 Bros.) W ITALIAN CITIES. By Edwin Howland Blashfleld and ' Cv,->.ncellne Wilbur Blasnfield. In two volumes. 12mo pp. Vol. l. 21<€; Vol. 11. 310. (Charles Scrlbner"s Sons.) VESTV OF THE BASINS. A Novel. By Sarah P. Mc- Lean Greene. Illustrated with drawings by Otto H. Bacher and from photographs by Clifton Johnson. Bvo pp. 271. 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Leslie Bronke. Svo. (Frederick Wame A Co.) LEAVES SMALL FORTUNE TO HER LAWYER. Mary T. Rlley. of Peekskill. died a few weeks •CO. leaving a comfortable fortune. Among: the few friends of the old woman was James Dempsey, a lawyer of that, village. Yesterday Mr. Dempsey filed her will with Surrogate Silkman. The instru ment bequeaths all of her personal and real prop erty to Mr. Dempsey, "for his faithful performance of his duty as her adviser end in consideration of hi* services in her Interests." KEXXEDY TO BE BROUGHT HERE. ©r. Samuel J. Kennedy, who ru convicted of the murder of "T>o'.'y" Reynolds, will bo brought from Bine Bin* to lute city to-morrow «d once more lodged In the Totr.ba. -.-•;-. A MOVEMENT AOAJNBT PIRATES. JL number of companies have been «ivln* unau thorised performances lately of some of the Im portant copyrighted plays owned by various man . ; •Cert end author.. Daniel Frohman has determined i§|to pat a stop to performances of those plays eon troUed by him without his permission Mr Prob st; M*n. sent his attorney. M. M. 6chlesin»er. to Ab«r deer;. 8. D.. !n pursuit of an organization known as th« Frank E. Long Company, and yesterday Mr. Frohman received a dispatch from Mr. Schles lnger saying: that a flnal Injunction had been ob tained afralrst this rompanv in the United States Circuit Court at Dubuque. lowa. This is the first of a series of salts to be begun by Mr. Frohman. TO TXCREASE RICHMOND'S SUPPLY. Mayor Van Wyck has approved a resolution pro viding for the Issuance of corporate stock for JlO, 000 for sinking; wells and constructing pumps to Increase and extend the city's water plant at Tot tenville. Borough of Richmond. ANOTHER ACTOR VICTIM OF SMALLPOX. Pittsburg, Nov. 24.— Another case of smallpox developed to-day among the members of th» Williams A Walker Company, which Is presenting "The Sori3 of Ham" at the Bijou Theatre. Th« victim Is Frank Button. To-night the house was closed. The company will disband, but will not be allowed to leave the city. The theatre will b« thoroughly fumigated and eviry measure will ba taken by the Pitlsburgr health authorities to pre vent further contagion. Decisive action in the matter was taken by the Health Board this after noon as soon as the first case was reported. The company is billed to open at Canton, Ohio. On next Monday night, but all dates have been cancelled. It 1* possible that the players will be quarantined In Pittsburg. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. San Francisco, Nov. 24.— The official closing quo tations for mining- stocks to-day were as follows: Alta 01 : Kentucky Con 02 Alpha Con 02 Lady Washington Con... .03 Andes 04 Mexican 25 Belcher IS Occidental Con. — ..«... .06 Best A Belcher 21 ! OphV „ .S4 Bullion 03iOverman ..„....„ 07 Caledonia 3*> PotoM 10 Challenge Con 23 Savage , 15 Chollar 10 Belcher , 04 Confidence 65 Sierra Nevada 86 Con Cal & Va LBS Standard 8.15 Con Imperial 01 Syndicate 07 Crown Point OS St. Louis 10 Gould A Curry 1-06 ("nlon Con 14 Hale A Norcross 24. Utah Con ....._. .07 Julia 01! Yellow Jacket „ 22 Justice 04 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. (Reported by De Haven A Townsend. No. 40 Wall-st.) Bid. Atised. 1 Bid. Asked. Am Ry Co 3.V4 36 i Northern Cent... 90 02 Brooklyn Gas... — - x * North Perm ICU 1C« Con L Sup com. 2 Fhila Co 3PVi 3914 do pref 13 13U'I'enn R R Co 71 71H Cambria Steel... IS ! fi; « Perm Steel com.. 74 75 C P Ry Co of I. 27 29 do pref 92 05 Choctaw Ry 36H 37 \ Perm El Veh Co. 4 6 Con Tr of N J.. 60 60HI do pref 1H 2 Diamond Steel.. 4'» 44 s * Phila Elec Co 44» 4% Elec 9t Bat Co. 85 SO Phiia Traction... 89 00% do pref 86 P2 i Phlla A Erie SIH 82 Eleo Co of Am., 10*4 104 Pitts Con Tr Co. 234 23* Horse Collar — 'i'Sus Iron & Steel. 2% 2*4 Ins Co of N A.. 224 23 'Tidewater Steel.. 84 814 L<eh)Kh Nay 67 67\i V Cos of X J 271 — Lehigh Val R R 25 1 * 2fl i Union Traction. 85 85>4 Marsden OH » r s' I" Gas Imp Co. . .123 123 Nat Asphalt 7 TV Welsbach Co 834 84 do pref 17 18 |W I Lt Co of C. i 1%, BONDS. Ind P Ry Co 55.107%4 107%] People's Trao 4s. 108 1064 N J Con 5s 110 HOMi Union Trac 44...1004 1004 Nat Asphalt ss. M 62 I Asphalt 5s 70 70\4 Newark Pass ss. 118 119 I 3nstrncnon. For Young Ladles — City. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 90T Oth av». R«v. Pr. and Mrs. Charles Huntlngton Gard ner. College preparation. Vf ETROPOLITAN TEMPLE COLLEGB.— B. P. 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THE BEST PAID STENOGRAPHERS are. those who have had the riuht kind of training In first class business offices. We are prepared to equip a limited number of students for the high-priced positions. Our unique facilities will appeal to young men and women who appreciate th? value of thorouchness. Write or call THE- MANHATTAN' REPORTING CO., (PATRICK J. SWEENEY. Proprietor), m 150 Nassau St.. New-York. JOURNALISM, proofreading, magazine writing, story building, literary training In all branches Come and 552 , B i.» JOHN PRE - V DERGAST SCHOOL OF LITERARY TRAINING, 160-156 Carnegie. CIARnO'S ACADRMY.— quickly taught; con v> versational method; advance payments unnecessary: commercial corr»spcndence; translations. 123 West eftth. P Hn^nn\^l V ilsi Is what «*• *<>* «s best fitted for. FOULER A WELLS CO.. 27 E. 21st St.. City. For Both Sexes— City. MISS CARRTKR'P SCHOOL FOR HOTS AND GIRLS. ■»■'-•- 52 East 30th St. Reopens Oct. 2d. Manjal training; «Iso Kindergarten. RD. CORTINA. ~~ ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES. 44 WEST 34TH-ST.. NEW- YORK. All depts. under celebrated native specialists. fPHB PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Fourth Aye. & 23d St. Phone 101—18. Known by Its work for more than forty year* as "The School that Makes a Specialty of Each Student.'" No ri6k in selectlnc such a school. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. rpHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES X 1.122 BROADWAT. N. T. 7» COURT ST.. B'KLTN Branches all over Europe and America. Terms begin now; fee reasonable. Trial Uscon free. (AWaRDEJ TWO GOLD AND TWO SILVER MEDALS AT PARIS EXPOSITION FOR BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL FRKN'CH ACADEMY.— Prof. BETROER hKS removed to 106-108 East 23d-st.. near 4th-ave. French Instruc tion. Tor Boys and Toun» Men— Country. YEW JERSEY, MONTCLAIR, 25 WALDEN PL. -*-* The Montclalr Military Academy, thirteen miles from New-York, on the. eastern slope of the Orange Mountains, 500 feet elevation. A separate residence for Senior Cadets. a well equipped gymnasium, with Instructor, West Point Commandant. Preparation for the best Colleges and Government Academics — Classes small— Roys taught HOW TO STUDY —Time saved In preparation for college. For catalogue address J. G. MACVICAR. Head Master. School Agencies. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AOENCT supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Governesses. *c. to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to Mrs. M. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 28 Union Square. Crackers. ART STUDIO. 1.122 Broadway.— Lessons In water colors, tapestry, burnt wood and leather, classes in miniature palming. DD RVR V V;'-?. .2 WEI^ P rlv at« tutor at pupils' home, or at 117 B. «2d-st. Two pupils received In family. E N ?HS J rrench - German, five .essons. $1 Prof i LtTZ. private and class teacher. 131 W. Houston-it: ESSONS IN HIGHER ENGLISH.— College metbodT practical work for students. Afternoon and evening f *4TBroad»a Par " 1 *" Mn<3 ° INSTRUCTOR. Box M. \yANTHD.— Govern** for first class family F-»neh »♦ governess; German governess com panion; matron for Institution: Episcopalian DreOr?JS Miss DONOVAN'S Educational Agency lo EaM 14th 7t WANTED.— Private pupils In Elocution Physical >> Training. Voice-building. Special attention to cor 84*7 WeirEi r d*Ave n ? Citv P ORATORY GRADUATE. Dancing ■T— fcll— !■ -I .I' 111 I - - I ■ I > II I , |t Ij\ERNA.vrXTS DANCING ACADEMY. 117 w««t a->~a Si Bt._Clas«« and 3UICtI7 Pr ' Va " li *™" « v "* sind evening. m GEORGE DODWORTH —————. -!-• _No«. 12 and 14 East 4»th Street. CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS Season Now Open. fUnsical instruction. C° : L ? > MY BOOK - •Teaching of Singing." which V . eTp .. 55. w ? 7 t £ ey •* y "Americans are deficient In i,!^*' I 1"I 1 " foundation is laid by so many celebrated professors because of the enormous number who study oSSr^r whU \ J° , few » *- GIUSEPPE PONSI. Grand Opera Tenor. Vocal Instructor. 8 East 17tb-«t. ■pLUTB INSTRUCTION.— Profesaor Felix Bben. most X experienced flute teacher: methodical playing expand* s , £ *?i» !4f c ?*^ >€n " ww * ak lun ««; ""ns rea»on*b!e. Studio. 163 E*»t 23d Street. M^USP? SBRLAC?5 BRLAC ? °** »everal vacancies for tal- B. «th^te.^*°* va9Xla - <*<** ™**m, solicited. 108 NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUTE. STJ^STDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1900. Citn fjotcls. REST 280 STiEET, NEW YORK. MODERN CONETRT7CTTOW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF. RATED BY NEW YORK FIRE EOCCHANQE BAME AS WAXJXIRF-ABTORIA. CENTRALLY LOCATED IS THD MIDST OF THE BHOPPINO AND THEATRE DISTRICT. THE ELECTRIC CARS OF THE TWENTY-THIRD STREET RAILWAY TASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM THE DEPOTS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE RAILWAYS. AND TRANSFER TO ALL POINTS IM THE CITY. THE APARTMENTS ARE EN SUITE. WITH PRI VATE HALLS AND MODERNLY APPOINTED BATHS. ESPECIAL ENDEAVOR MADE TO COMMEND THS HOUSE TO OUT OF TOWN PATRONS. AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT IS MAINTAINED. IN WHICH ORDERS MAY PE GIVEN EITHER A LA CARTD OR FOR THE TABLE D'HOTE. THE PRICES FIXED ARE REASONABLE. TfiYirr? n ffT^r^/AAnryiii? LJ LtUlEj Ur^UULnILniZAAULKjL^rp gTKI kW MB 4PI IT, ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Desirable location. Suites of varlons sizes and single rooms with bath, containing every modern comfort and convenience, for lease by the year unfurnished. RESTAURANT Xc CAFE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Descriptive pamphlet up- a application to FRED'K V. WISHART, MANAGER. or UNITED STATES MORTGAGE A TRUST CO.. 59 CEDAR ST.. NBW YORK. DOCDTtEL [IKifl'PDlBI BROADWAY AND 63D ST.. N. Y. CITY. ABSOLUTELY REPROOF MODERATE RATES. THERE IS NO CROWD OR JAM TH 1,/IT'NGER AN"D CUP.ICvt'S ARE ABSENT AN!) AN ATMOSPHERE OF REFINED CONGENIALITY PERVADES THE WHOLE ESTABLISHMENT. Within ten minutes of amusement and shopping centres. All cars pans the Empire W. JOHNSON QUINN, Proprietor. EUROPKAN ["LAN r.TH AYE \- 3KTH ST MINUTE FROM BROADWAY. A fele^t hot.-; for permanent rui trai enl ■-■■!•«'»; con venient to leading theatres and shopping ■•*•?). ■ "i." station an-1 a.i car lines; i omi newly furnished t- ■: l .). - orated. Mr.nle or en suite, witr: o r without private In':.; steam heat, ek-ctrlc light, elevator W. r BARRETT, Pr prletor BROADWAY fiTH AY. 4 27TH ST., NEW YOP.K CITY. Entirely new. Rooms .«:r.g!(? and en mite, with ..r without bath. Euro;.<-an r!an. ROBERT T. HIM. OI>. Manager Formerly of Hotel Imperial. HOTEL REGESNT. northwest cornei 2Sth Si md Bth Aye, on the European plan Newly fur- Improvements, weekly rute*. j:t upward; 50c. 7.'. - i >; up per <iay, restauraii' a la cirtn TUB FLORENCE HOTEJL, TARRYTOWX. Has made special arrangementK to serve dinner to bachelor." and private parties Thanksgiving Da' Ar rangements can he made by 'ph< tie JOHN HENNESSEY. Prop Ctcnrsiona EUROPE H. GAZE & SONS— S7TH YEAR. High-class tours under persona] escort leave New York at frequent Intervals for an ext-nd>'l tour through South crn France and Italy. «4 Days. All Expenses $fl)O up. Egypt, Holy Land, Turkey and Greece. 76 Days. All Expeasei ?020 up. Nile tours £J£2S£L The newest and best on the Nile. All Expensed, Including all excursions, •171JM »p. For programmes and full information apply to HENRY GAZE & SONS. 118 Broadway, New York. LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD IS THE riCTURESQIE LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS, Thanksgiving Day Excursion ROOD $SBsQQ TRIP Tickets on sale November 2Sth, good to return up to and Including December 3d. on all train* except the nLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS. Pullman -car reservations and all Information at Depot, and Leingh Valley Offices. GENERAL EASTERN OFFICE. 855 BROADWAY. Cook's Tours To Italy. From NEW YORK Dec 1. 15, Jan. 12, 26. Feb 23 visiting Gibraltar. Naplen. Rome. Florence. Venice. Milan' Genoa. Monte Carlo. Nice. Mars-Mies. Paris and London ' Section $:«30. Section ll— #3<H5. All Travelling Expenses Included. CRIISE TO THE WEST INDIES. From NEW YORK Feb. 9. visiting CUBA, PUERTO RICO. WINDWARD ISLANDS. DEMERARA. etc. About 88 days. Special Fares. Illustrated Programmes from THOS. COOK & SON, 261 and 1185 Broad » w York. ©cean 9teamcr3. iraliSlyJfl U i£ l JuijiSi fi i!Aj!£/^i\j the m/lrSs U ls usJJ if A Winter Cruise by the palatial S. S. " \RGO\* \t*t •• Bailing Feb. 2. 1001; S. S. "ALLER." from N T.- id»h season; duration «8 Days. N. Y. to N. Y. visiting '<Sn.il Italy. France. Turkey. Syria. Greece. Palestine F,™' Malt*. Sicily;— return across Europe- Rate? i~ dude land excursions. Guides. Railway and Hotel ,-harKeV r V uU t p \r°t l ;cu^r, fO fr e hl?trated vro * rr m ™' '""monialsTnd EUROPHAN' TOURIST CO.. 166 Fifth Aye., N>w York. A DVERTHEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribnn Jty^ received at their Uptown Office No. 1.242 Broadway" 2d door north of Blst-et.. until 0 o' clock p. m • adVeru.ll. menu received at the following branch offices at reguUr office rates until 3 o'clock p. m.. vlx. : 254 Bth-ave / cor. 28d-«t.: It? «th-ave.. cor. 12th-st. Macy'i cth ,v' and l*th-«. : 142 columbus-ave.. near West 68th-s " ion West 42d-.t. near 6th-ave. ; 02 East 14th-st • 257 \\w 42d-«t.. between 7th and Bth ayes. : 158 East 47th-"st • iS Bd-ave.. between 76th and 77th its.: 1.028 3d-ave ' nei? *"« - : 1708 -* v «- near 88th-st.; 756 Tremoat-a v . ' t§s BtoSSi4£"' * Ut - t ' : "* M - v4 - : 2" Bl?e°cke?- V .t; (Xtxtnntn Rceoria. WASHINGTON. D. C WASHINGTON. D. 0. American and European Plan. Absolutely Fireproof. Located In the most fashionable part of the city and wltrAn flve minutes' walk of the EXECUTIVE MANSION. TREAS URY, STATE. WAR and NAVY DEPART MENTS - JOHN T. DBVIN* -JERSEY. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. DOdDTnilL KfIdDOBTTODRQa OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR. One of the best equipped hotels; steam heat; elevator to all floors; hot and cold baths: fine table. Sea View. Ocean and Virginia Aye. MRg £ r ££££ Owner and Proprietor. HOTEL TRAYMORB. ATLANTIC CTTT. N. J. Remains op*n throughout the entire year. Dining room enclosed in glass. Over fifty private baths attached to suite*. Salt and fresh water baths in th«» house. Every modern luxury and appointment. D. 8. WHITE. Jr.. Owner and Proprietor. rnaE PENNHURST. Mlehlgan-*v«.. second house from L Beach Atlantic City. N. Open entire year. Ele vator to street level. A •jhscUl rat» for the winter sea. .on. Booklet mailed. uqqd LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE-CLASSIFICATIONS ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED AUTOMATIC SCITTLE OPENER. ABSORPTION TREATMENT^ "WOID THE KNlFE."— Archibald » ab sorption treatment cures tumors, piles, ovarian diseases, flexions backache, nervous- S^2aßaiASft«iawfi! 1.1 ;i5 Broadway. ,___--. TB fc?g? B E p & g fcia^Tßb! tATS - Vermin exterminated by <jr"*< contract. Only infallible -^^V method 17 ears' «xperl •^ ence Highest references. OPir-.TAI. COMPANY. IM Broadway. ANTHIIK OBJECTS OK ART. vviVr?nd Rertaasaneelpirloo-s: painting maTbles^ brocades. embroUer.es. etc. 4-. 4- ive. ____^ —^^ • ANTiai ES. ETC. '~^rT^Pi~t~*~7\' "• .'l.wrFv. Antique Fur- BALESTRA* JAU ml rnncb poj_ :.. •■•■•;..*. :;ng 1,27.! Sladl son-ave . Sew-Ycrk:. '■■--■-■ - «- < in-MMFLL. SW MadUon-ave.. near scfni.L-Olds^hOßany furniture a »pe rlal-y. Antique restored. «'« FRI BND I 24 , East 24th-st.— Old Mahog "an> l urr.»ture. unc-a-Hrac. etc. i ii MATHEW 3-tO WJ «2J -«.— Cvirlos In ■ fvr; er Hrass ' Pewter. Urtc-a-Brac old A-m!<. etc. _^^_—^— — — — •— A T HI S , CtKIOa^SIILVER^ OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 354 Fourth "v'nue^tween 25* and 2«th ^r-i s??Si n °.KeSi b? !^e OM M'att'ri. Anc.rnt Arm. and Armor. M Appraisements for Insurances «nd Sur- a; Klil.r.S ART GALLERY; lo:> «t r.a' (Mh-ave.— AntKlUM. curio*, old i.«li « «l.verware rare !..n^. gig* ?s"itu-'«»nJ ;vrnp-n 8 Old g..!d bought. 0 . ,,,•,; v\':nl KS in U"! West 41'd-Bt.. "oVy S and se'.U M mahogany, ulvsr. Jew elry. Colonial china EGYPTIAN PALACE. 4T'-' aye— All ' ..i. of •-iir-...i«. arm^. • iperiei lan-.-, jewelry, woodwork, holiday souvenirs. C \7>l7'~%:'r;N. I.tKW Broadway, repairs antlaue an.l nioderr furniture. Antiques. n>l h.'iig'il nn<l »o|il ANTIUIi; ii rmti . ANTIQUE Clawfow Sofas, Tables. Bureaus. Chairs, China Closets; real old. MLL 1.K1'.. 44.' Kan SIM-st, ANTIQt'E KIHMTIHK KKPAIHKD "•i v MERLINI ■•->:■ to I'h Vohdln. Renalrlnß of Antique Furniture a spe ,1,,;.' l*» I'.im 'J»>->) >:. AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of famous people >.' rhi «nd sold WALTER R. BEXJA- JglN. 1.123 Hroa'lway. S. :il for price list. ASTKOLOGY A^D^^PAJ^HISTRY^ AMERICA'S best palmist, astrologist; busi ii. -- speculation stocks, Investments, .ie te"tl"n date of marriage; honest. HAH OKI I", 121 Kast -'■'■'■ >-' AMKRU'AN TOUR of the English adept I KOfilNE. the eminent I'almlHt and As trnlouist l :i -ii Broadway (HeraM Square), New-York Consultations dally; equally well by mall if patrons send hand prints or time of birth; student of Raphael. Astrologer. England. . MADAME KEEVER, Oypsy. Palmistry. Cards. 152 Basl 118th-sl Lcasost K'ven: fe.s 25c., BOc. mi l E LAI-BETTE, wonderful astrologlst; loTe ' business famllj trouble*; nl^o mail consultations. Office 114 West .I4trmt. PROF ST LEON, Sclenttlle Astrologer; 30 years' practice l ll^ West lTih-st.. near Bth aye Consultstlon 11. iTTI NTION. - Arrival of Mrs LESTER, " w. rl 1 renowned Egyptian medium, astrol nlrst and expen palm reader, "ill unite in k s ..t pure affection unhappy hearts and memtieri of unhappy famlllea. If you are confronted with any .lirticulty, consult this wonderful medium, an.l you will get advice and help from a source that has no «<iual; VV to $r BO Rentl.-men; mail consultation $l' locs «f hair: date, of birth. 410 Wssl 51st st. Si 000 REWARD.— SCHULTZ is the clairvoyant who pn-.lirt.-ri the re-election of McKlnley In the papers Nov. 6. 1900. Sh« tails names, brinK» back husband or lover causes good luck and speedy mar rlates she cures drunkenness, gives lucky numbers locates stolen property and mlsa ' ' friends. She tells how to make your fortune keeps evil Influence out of families. .7' his been consulted by the nobility of ?-'.,,. by the Prince of Wales when only ««•«{ years of ape. Her Royal Highness n,.».>n Victoria pronounced her a wonderful g_lo7 East SlWh-st. .vmti. exalted clairvoyant, reads life A from cradle to grave. Send birthday. 25c. for horoscope, to P. O- Box 34.1. AN ELECTBOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. rTrr^jn^Xous iTAiKT^ioTiES^ bikth" mirKS Facial Blemishes Permanently Removed. Treatment guaranteed. Rheumat ggg^v^tgti^t."^^^ ALTOMOBILES. C^^^* w <"" second hand auto « ohiles set our prices. Special bargains mobiles b hand. Autos stored without a^rVe DC BOIS AUTOMOBILE AGENCY. ■>"* Broadway. New-York ART UEALKRS. a MILLER. 293 sth-ave.— Paintings. Etch <*. Fra»ies. Mirrors. Gallery of Ameri can Paintings. Restoring. Regildlng. iiirTURE FRAMES and fine art. water colon, etchings, oil paintings; regllding a specialty. PHILIP SUVAL. 577 Madison ■ - AWNINGS. Tue'riCAN Awning and Flag Factory. — Canopias. Chairs, Table, and Tents to let. F SK<ON. 608 Bth-ave.; tal«pbon« call. wo-^aiui. , Qlntnmn Resorts. SEW JERSEY. DfIOTtEQ. HQIIDB^ ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Open Pavilion and heated Son Parlor directly orer board walk. Porches on a le\«l with and Joined to boardwalk. Sea and fresh private baths. Golf privileges. JOSIAH WHITE * SON. LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY. The Palace Winter Hotel of the North. In the Pine Wood* of New Jersey. Perfectly appointed. Unequalled cuisine. Environment superb. Four hundred elegantly furnished bedrooms, one-half en suite, with private baths and open fires. The famous Hydrotherapeutlc Baths remain under the direction of the house physician. Write for booklet and diagram or rooms. JAMES N. BERRY. Manager. LAKEWOOD. Open from October 1 la J* ts I. A famous revert hotel In a famous hotel resort. DAVID B. PLUMER. Manager. A. J. Murphy. Assistant Manager. Golf at two clubs. tbe l«EL=l=TG€=re[ES LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY. Improved in all essentials since last season, with new Palm Room and other attractive features. DAVID B. PLUMER. Manager. Horace Porter. Associate Manager. Special treatment by Mechanical Massage, electricity and vapor baths. Dr VAN HORN. Lakewood. N. J. LAKETVOOD. N. J. A Winter Sanitarium for tho»e re quiring rest or treatment. Hydrotherapeutlc and Electric Baths Massage, etc. ALEXANDER M. HERON. M. D. ALI. VEKMIX EXTERMINATED. AKTIFICIAL rALMS AJfD PLANTS. PERMANENTLY preserved natural plants. Tropical Decorative Plant Co.. 3. West 14th-at. Boston branch. 198 Columbus-aye. A NEW FEATURE. BRING THIS AD. WITH YOU. and »cc the handsome all wool suits we are making to your measure for the unheard of price $10 Why hesitate? Come to-day and make ynur srlt-ction— net them when convenient. LOUIS MINSKY. 340 347 Grand-st. Open Saturdays until iO p. m BICYCLES. 1900 TRIBUVB. Crescents. Feathcrstones on exhibition. Great sacrifice 1899 mode.j. Must be sold. THOS. WARD. 65 Barclay-«t. BATH CABINETS. CURES rheumatism, la grippe, nerve, kid ney Mood arvi skin diseases, &-. Irwln's. best marte. IRWIN MFG. CO.. 128 (Tham l.ers-st. BABY CARRIAGES & GO-CARTS. CrXnIJALITcaRRIAGE CO.. 568 3d-ave.. manufacturer of Bar.y Carriages and pat ent Go-Cart-i of the newest and best styles; shown at oar warero.i-.is; ..pen evening^ BOARD AMI ROOMS. A —A.— HOTEL ROLAND. SBth-et.. between Madison and Park ar»r Modern hotel, with every comfort and con venience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. $1 PF.R DAY 18 WEEK LIGHT ROAMS. WITH BOARD. $12 PER WEEK. SUNNY ROOMS. WITH BOARD. $14 PER WEEK. Every room ha» hot and cold water, steam heat and electric tight. Suites of two and three rooms, with bath. References re quired CANNOT BE EQUALLED FOB THE MONET. A —A.— ATTENTION! A— A.— A.— Parties can now make arrangement* for fall board. Attractive ftoo-s: suites, with bath: private table optional: or w thout boa-1 bachelors' rooms, newly furnished, doctors' omce. r.l«^ sp a— , 2 West 33d"-st. \N ELEGANTLY furnished front square " room; sunny exposure; private tables; ref erences exchanged. 23 West Wth-st. —it, S j 108 WEST Beautiful uteam "he ited ro. ms. large losets; every acenm modatlon: parlor dining room; table b-ard. r.>feien.-e. HOTEXi nOI"LFVARP. 124th-st. and I>ex- Incton ay- —Nicely furn shea rooms; steam beat; V! anJ v- per week; transient. $1 m> A«y. S°D-ST "B WEST. — Newly furnished dou ' "w/anJ "single rooms; fultable for gentle men; table an.! appointments high clasa: tatle board 122 D ST. 180 Wesl r^irse, handsomely furnished room: excellent board, house and appointments unexceptional; references ex.-h:ir.e.>i. American family. 63 WFHT 60TH-ST — Wltß board, front hall r...im. sunny- third floor; also. December 14, hack parlor suite-, with bath. 90TH-ST . 10 EAST— Mr. Beach, formerly ..f r.th- aye . offers handiome'.y furnished suit" and rooms . private tat.le; reference. 40 EAST 38TH ST., near Park-ave.— Larss room, w th board: referwices exch»nt:ed. -,ipTII ST., -<*> WEST. — Desirable second floor; S'.inny suite, with board; references. 88TH ST.. 146 BAST. — Desirable. large frcnt rooms: dresMnß room attache. l. ex cellenl tabN-: neighborhood retired and »•• c-esstble; references. 434 MADISON-AVK.— Largs third floor sunny n^.ini. ne.tr 40ihst.; reference. 1-1.1 GRAMERCT PARK (the Tilden House)— Beautiful apartment; private bath; facing park, ra-e opportunity; suh- SB WEST "2r> ST — Desirnble rooms, with board"; parlor dining room; rooms en suite arM single; near Broadway. ■(HTII . H» WEST. — Handsomely fur ntahed rooms, with board; references «i ch tnged. 310 WEST 113TH-ST.— Desirable rooms. with board; private house; owner; con venient location, near station; adults. ST ALIENS T East 31st-st.— Redecorated throughout; elenant suite, private baths and service; parlor ilin'.ng room; table beard. BOARD \V\XTED. A GBNTLBMAN ard «ife .leslre two nice .-onnectlnK rooms, with Brsi class board, location between -Oth '.n.l ■«>th sts.. near Cth-ave. elevated, state locatloa. price and full particulars. U C. T.. Postofflce Box 9UI, New-York City Bt'SINESS CHANCES. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED fot mevhants. manufa-turers and others de siring to extend their business: stores, busi ness places sold quickly. M'DONALD & WIGGINS. HO Nnssau-st. INVEST IN OIL STOCKS.— Best proposi tion since the days of the Pennsylvania oil field excitement la make larse profits out of small Investments: w have I.SOO acres of oil lands near the great gushers In the wonderful Sand Fork Oil fields, In Lewis county. W. Va. We offer part of the stock at 5 cents on the dollar to raise money for bortnß wells. Property all paid fur; stock full paid and non-aasessaMe. Ad dress SAND FORK OIL & GAS CO.. Pea body Building. Wheeling. W. Va. FOR SALE. — Old estahluthed. prosperous monthly magazine; circulate-* throughout U. S. and foreign countries; larre sobacrlp tlon and advertising patronage: literary standing of the best; Illustrated; corre spondence Invited from principals only: com manding from (30.000 to $40,000 cash. Ad dress Box 379. a West &4th-«t.. N. T. FULL PAID, non-assessable development stock In Meritorious Gold Mine at Idaho Springs. Col., at *175 per 1.000 sha:«s. Ml-.e In operation. Write for prospectus. WIN. J. MORGAN. Milwaukee. Wis. PARTY cTolng a business of forty thousand yearly needs more money for working capital. Address CAPITAL. 530 6th-ave PROMOTORS— LeadIn* firm of attoruevs desire co-operation ; prnmotors and brok ers of established reputations. W Boi St. Tribune Office. ' " Patents: •inventors- h\.nd book" FRBB, patenta economically securedand prontaDly aaM. UTVRWTORtf COM PA NT. BACKIS PATEXT HEATER!". COMBINING Gas Log and Steam Radia tor; blue flame; perfect combustion; odor less, sotless: no chimney ventilation re quired: healthful, moist, steam heat: cheer ful open grata fir*. MEAD * BATES. 10« But 28d-st.. N. T. THOMASVILLE. OA. PKY filiS mOTEiL DOWN IN THE PINE FORESTS ' COUNTRY CLUB. GOLF LINKS. QUAIL ANTJ T»*« SHOOTING. BICYCLE PATHS TRX ? HARVEY * WOOD. Hotel Bellevue. Boston. 3 Park Place. New York. Mondays. 10 to IX KKDITHfL ©(IDK3 AOOIL AL "^; STA - This well-known hotel will open Dec. 13th. 1900 ■-»- - patronage. An excellent Golf Course ami facilities faT^l outdoor sport? Only 22 hours from N. Y. three thraii.k trains dally, with Pullman accommodations. TarvMrt^. Ulan address. C. G. TRUSSEU* Maniw^" Also Manager New Fromenae. Thousand Island* «» Lawrence River. N. Y. One of the most elegant of snn^ mer hotels. «aw» BERMUDA. HABUDLra '"3"" BEBSUiU OPEN DECEMBER TO MAT. Situated on high elevation In the centre of the city a* Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda. Scr.d for booklet. A. C. BROOKS MANAGER. - HAMILTON. BE3IMUDA. NEW-YORK. DR, STliiG'S Saratoga Sprlnes. N. Y. For Health. Rest. Recreation. The appointments of a firs* class hotel. Elevator. Suites with bath. Electricity, Massage. Turkish. Russian. 3«l. phur Hydro-Electric. Nauh*im mil oih-»r baths. Sun Parlor and promenade on roof. Saratoga Waters. Dry. quiet atmosphere, plenty sunshine. Illustrated circular. ROSELLE. N. J. — Van Court Inn. new management, steam heated, -; trie light?, every convenience; 106 trains dally; two minutes from station; rates J7 to $10 per vfe'A. BOOKS. for nearly 20 years on Broad tray near 10th st. baa removed to 823 BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH ST. Everybody In New York and for fifty miles around knows Lovering. His store tt headquarters for book-lovers and book buyers. All kinds of books to suit all tastes and ali pocketbooks. Historical books. biographical, religious, scientific. bocks of travel, books of action, books for children poetry, etc.. etc. Anjnhlng you want, and positively at the lowest prices to be had in the United States. Encyclopaedias on sale for a eong — Ap pleton'a. Chambers'. Brltannlca. and peo ples'. Books and libraries purchased. LuVERING. 823 Broadway. near 12th «t. BILLIARD A POOL TABLES. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and second band; lowest prices; easiest terms. I4ARX BROS.. 24 Union Square. A.— BILLIARD and* Pool Tables, new a-.i second hand; our tables are betttr. prlcae lower and terms more lenient than all com petitors* ' convince yourself before bui it.k elsewhere repairs; lowest prices. THU URIN^WICK-BALKE-COLLBNDER CO.. corner l!tth-st. and 4th-ave. MICHAEL OINZBURO. 136 Bowery.— New and second-hand billiard and pool tables. All kinds of billiard supplies and lepairs. THE DECKER Billiard. Pool and Combina tion Tables and all supplies. (Eat. 1800.) Catalogue free. DECKER. 105 East 9th-sr. POOL and billiar.i taoies for saie; also to rent. C. CONSTANTIBN. 175 Park Row. New-York. BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF K.MiKAV- I.\ti TREPARES pupils for practical positions: branches taught; copper p'.ate. men i,-rarn and address dies. lettering on gold and stl verware. W. WOOLSEY. Principal. 431 Kulton-st.. Brooklyn- BOOK HI.VUt: IIS. A.— WE GUARANTEE the best work at the lowest prices. Established 1887. It. LOGIN, 1,323 dd-avc. near TStb-st. L sta tion. NEUMANN BKOS.. 7 E. 16th Street, near 6th Aye. — Binding of single volumes or In quantities in any style. B. J. SCHAEFER. 24 Beekman-st.—Book binding of all kinds neatly done at mod erate prices. CAST OFF CLOTHI>ifi. ANNOUNCEMENT. — As we are new in the business, we pay full value for ladi»»" evening and street costumes: a'wo pen's" clothing Jewelry, furs. Call or address R. LEVINTAN. 60S fith-ave . opposite H-t all Building. ASTONISHINGLY high prices r>aM for :.i dies'. gentlemen's and children's d!.« -ir!--! Clothing, fine Eventrig and Street "'is'urrei. r>!amonds. Jewelry. I!r!c-a-Brac. Furs. Sic. Call or address Mr. or Mrs. NAFTAL. 744 flth-ave. ATTENTION!— LadIes desiring to dispose of th»lr .llscardcd clothlr.?. furs. Jewelry, Ac. will receive highest prices for same. Artdrens Mrs. COHEN. 62» Gth-ave. CREDIT TO ALL. CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY. —Clothing for Ladles. Men and Boys ready made, to order. PROGRESSIVE CLOTHING AND CLOAK COMPANY. 7 West 14th-»t (Open Evenings.) COAL AXD WOOD. FI\F.-?T GRAPH Red and White Ash Coal WINTER'S old reliable yards. 2J .. bvps «4th-st. CORSETS. CORSETS made to order fr^m ja m> up; perfect fir guaranteed. Mme. I SCHA PIItA. 1.834 Lexington -ave.. near 113!h-s: CARPET CLKAMIC. CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.—Car peta cleaned by steam, by hand or on the floor. 1.568 Broadway. 421 E«.st 4Sth-st- COE A BRANDT. Tel. 182— Mta. CVSTOM M viu: Midi's. P. MARINI. Lnd'.es* an.l Gents' fine boot* and shoes made to order. Fit guaranteed for the most difficult feet. 453 Sth-ave near o4th-st.. New-York. CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS. SHIRTS made to order: finest material~ar.l workmanship; popular pr.ces. METRO rofITAN SHIRT CO., G. A. Bran.nan Mpr.. 357 9th aye. CI'STOM TAILORS. THE open door to good tailoring. Newest and freshest goods. Perfect fitting gir menta. ADOLF HYMAN. 21 .Spruce-st. near Nassau. CUTLERY. CUTI iPIRY of every" description on hand. mada to order and repaired, at O. KNAITTH'S. 31 John-Rt. and 71 Nassau-st. CARRIAGES. RI'NADOI'TS. Surreys, Covert Carts. Trapa. Phaetons; steel or pneumatic tires. LENGERT WAGON CO.. 302-3UB West 63d-«t. CATARRH. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS CIRED. THIS WEEK we will sei: $1 ■ ou:m C*c terlne catarrh cure half pr.ee; this 0<Bc«; week's treatment free. CACTEJUNE MEIJ iriNE CO . 132 West 23d-st.. Ksw-Tork. COMPLEXION SPECIALIST. MME. V. DARSY. 120 East 2fitn-st.. glv.v expert facial Meatments with D:\ Dys' complexion specialties at client's residence or at her house. Circular free. DENTISTRY. WE3 MAKE old pUtes fit without seeing mouth- llttl» cost; no trouble. BOSTON DENTISTS. 143 West !Usl!i-!»t. DOGS. BIRDS. BTC\ ANGORA CATS. Belgian Hares, etc.; Birds, Dogs Fish Aquariums. Guinea Pigs. Ani mal World. 24* West :3d -at. DOGS AND CAT HOSPITAL. N Y. CANINE INFIRMARY. 148 Wei; 53d-at.. telephone »31 Columbus. Treat, board, boaiebreaklng dogs, both city and coun'ry. NBW-YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 117 Wilt 28th-st. ; telephone 4UI--lSth.— Treatment, boarding, clipping and washing; managers Canine Cemetery. Contemn Resorts. GEORGIA. Conntm BoarO. DKK&SMAtvI.tG. A A. A. — Scsi garments anl other Baa furs repaired r-Ji ed and remodelled Inta latest styles at except . :...lly low prices. Ladle» waited on <«t tn«rir residences. Mm £ J. BARKER. 11l West 3»th-»t.. U:« with C. G. Guniher*» Sons. "th-ave. DESIGNER an 1 maker of lingerie, fancy and shirt waists: at home, or to saw l>y the day; un.i*-rc'o-h:ns of trousseau a spe cialty. M-- CRAY. 30 West Nkh-at. DRFSSMAKER.— Correct styles: perfect fit; faultless skirt droop; superior work and finish; expert on wraps: responsible; reasonable. Mrs. COOKE. 233 West 4410 st.. near Broadway. DRESSMAKER wishes a few more enga?e r:r-nts or '•»... take work home. Call DEMPSEY. '."••• " --' 07th-3t. DRESSMAKER. — Ar-;«t!\ llwtinnt; high ,v or mill; city or coiia- HOROCGH. l -"'■'■' niua<lsjsn. DRESSMAKER — Experienced dressmaker wisl.es ensaperr.er.ts by the day: remod els- references Address K. B. F.. 227 West Btb-st. DRESSMAKER. — day or wor'i home; best city r fereneat 204 East 73J-st.. tare of Mrs. Hanken. MME. ELDER. Dressmaking F'arlors. 374 Cer.tra'. Part vi st, between 97th and B*th ?■- — y.\ ■ ■■ ._ .i' . stasre costimca. tailor made suit?, trousseaux. morning, etc; suits made to orjer at eight hours' no tie* ; perfect fit guararreel. Fur garments remodelled. Terms rea^onable. MILLER * FEUDER. -.".9 We»: 4Jta-St, fashlonabls dressmakers and ml!l!ners, can take a few more customers; reliable work at reasonable prices; ladies' own ma teriaU made up. 6. SIDE Practical Furrier ana Fine Ui;»i' Tailoring.— Main store: SO7 6ta-awe. Branches: 113 East 5»Ji5-st_. and 742 Lex lr.t:..n-rve Telephone. 3123-3Stn-at. DYSPEPSIA CIRED. 077 STOMACH AID. — A digestive tonic] cures Pyspep=t!a. Heartburn and Sour iJas. Mailed arywhere. 2.V. PRINGLE'B DRUG ■."::>•: 977 9ih di». New- York. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. INTERNATIONAL DETECITV-E AOKWCT. Licensed and Bonded. S2O Broadwax. Rooms 717-71*. telephone 1.631 Fr*ait.ia.— All civil and criminal cases attended, to b» expert detectives, male and Kmtlt. .(WIIIHV HATS. "DANBURY" D«-bles. 12; "Danburr"* Al p'nes. UN; woith $3. OANBL'RT HAT CO.. -^2 Desbro»aes-«t.. N. Y. EMPLOYMKS-I AI.KUIEI. " EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 211 Gist 4^!-st.. firs: class domestic* ar« kuppUed. a: mm:-: JACQO ! SO'- rtih-ave.— Frenca Employment Bureau, supplies best serv ant?: ail nationalities ar.il capacltlea; for- ei«;n help a specially 1 . M.MX GAFFXEY. 515 1 West 21st-st.— First class help evr.stantly ,->n hind; all na tions; references Investigated, AT CARPEXTER"3 Employment Hous*. 109 >-.;-. i.e. .-.-in be I >un & best coaoa men. -'. ims, gardenerak farmers: marrleil or single; u'.l nationalities; well recoin mer.df.l; also female help. CENTRAL PARK EMPLOYMENT. BH I'th-uve.. J. W. DAWSOX. Prop'r. — Southprr. ri^ij>: male or female. 11 11 ' sM Arer.-y MISS KEEFETS Employnwnl dureau. +>t >»th-ave.. bet. 24rn an.l 23th s:s. — Fir« cU>3 heip: r>-iVrercc» Investigated. M!.~ L'LAKA MIN AMI. '-. t.. ■ ■ HOME EMPLOYMENT AGCNCY. 12S West ;.;;.! « — First class Southern fc*\p; mala an,i female help of ail nationalities; r«£-T en.es. H MXPBKRiI 231 • CALL at the Old and Reliable Einplvyrsrr.t Agency ..f Miss SHAFFXER 61s fi-.h ave., 3i">th-st. . established INK; reltabSa male an^i (-male h-lp; excellent r*fe:enc«:i; city, country. ATI. AS BMPD tyMEN " : - ,iv • 1 Irsi MMi:. A. EKSTROM'd oM«t awedlsn. Gera French Bureau; references -.P.— Testtsaled; establls^ell I""!*; only private families supplied, '.'as 4th-ave. MRS. !. ItAUSMANX. 1 *•»: 0.1-ave.—Ger man Employmen! Bureau; ?e:r..ile heip. all nalh>naUtte»; re?erra<.es in\ estimated. MANY WONDEB where I - :■.• THE ATLANTIC r:X CKANGE, **3 rt:h-i\e. ; th-y wi.i satlafy J . MADAME AUGCSTB, l.»H> B' way.—Supe rior servants. all nail oalitiea; specialty French real-is, nurses, cooks, etc.; servant* can find situations at once. Tele;>!u:i-» a.:n«6 — 3>th-st. MADAME VIKET. Krr.r'.oymeni Agenry. No. Mil 6th-a\e.. between 4>tri acd 49t{« sts. STAR IXTELLiaENCE OFFICE. 68» 6th ave. Tel. — a>;h-st- K'.r^t class ser vants supplied; city or country; reference* Investigated. ELASTIC UKI.T Till SSE9. SETj^inTTTNcPrnrssFSTji-sa. kalish I'HAKMACT. 23d-st. aad «* iv ., New . York. Mall c rd-»rs promptly filled. ELECTRIC MOTORS. DYNAMOS. ELOCTKIC MOTORS, dynan.os. new and im nd hand, bought so'.J. wchaa>s« ana tnstHl>J. 1\ S. HOLOOIH. 31 Oey. 1 EMDAUIERS * I'XDERTAKER^ MANHATTAN BURIAL. CO.. Prof. Arthur Rooney. Manager.— Good service: reascn able. 234 West 23th-st. Telephone I- 0 -* Madison Sq-t.-'re. mm^^ m EXPERIMENTAL WORK. _ CRESCEWT MACHINE WORKS.— Tool. £»• and model makers; experimental wont, «» ventlons perfected. - V 4 wist St. Jw«w-xor»- Tel. call. 5. IV. Cortlar.Jt. FACE AMU HAIR SPECIALIST*^ MME. CAROLINA leadintr face JV9C la^?h Parlors. 213 *»tl> a\e. Send tor free »••*•« •■IrcuJart a- 1 . testimonials . ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription* «* The Tribune recelvad at their UP"*? Ofßce. No. l.'-'42 Broadway. 2d door noria of 31»t-st.. until 9 o'clock p. m. : •»*« tisements received at the following *>?*£.£ offices at regular office rates until 9 ocioc* i p. m.. viz.. 254 Sth-av*.. a. t"^- 3 **' isa eth-ava.. cor. 12tl»-«t.: Itaef"*. .'.. .