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EUROPE^ I**1 ** ADVERTISE v
— '^~~ LONDON SHOPS. ~~"
HEW £ EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
IN SILKS —^£
& DRESS MATERIALS.^^^^-^^Vjftwi^
C^-^LACES, RIBBONS,
liV#^-^^ HOSIERY, FLOWERS.
i—^^^VERE STREET & OXFORD BTREET,
LONDON: W.
At Oor JULY SALE Some « HF!r)I r\r*ju»
Table Linen is offered at nLiKLUU/V\
$% and Finest HANS LOOM at 55% Reductions.
01 (pSDU *SQN<S SLC:PS 1S8 < Regent Street,
JT * I * 3 I 13 UMTD > LONDON, England.
JSS. SHODLBBED & CD.
r LONDON "
FASHIONABLE STORE
Very latest fashions in every detail
cf Ladies' & Gentlemen's f uH outfits.
Visitors always welcomed and
their visit made interesting.
THING for the Person. Koixse,& Tabfe
J4S.SHOOLBREB & Co..
Toltenhaia Ossri Road, Loncon. W.
Maple's
PERSIAN CARPETS
Collected by their own Agents
Carapnses cook of the Finest
factions of Rare end Beautiful
Specimens ever exhibited.
MAPLE & CO
L!M!TED
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD LONDON
mm*r«- — rwirr— r it ■ ■Tir mil m i — mjina
Of Interest to Women
SKIRTS SAFE AND SANE
Stiii Narrow, but Mot Dangerous
to Life and Limb.
It reems unlikely that women will ever
Ȥalu consider embonpoint a pleasant or
*v«n an endurable thing. Il has teen dis
covered that nothing contributes more tow
srd producing an appearar.ee cf youthlul
s?i:s than viie figure that is fashionable at
present, -with its •unexagg'erated. curves, and
t^ce it is no Icr.gcr correct for a woman
to r-^em old the Crure will no douit remain.
KIT OF r/)P^-' BLT'F PATLX. TVITK COLLAR OF MOIRE TO MATCH AND
?ATIN £™V; S NET BLOUSE- BLACK CRINOLI^ HAT WITH
BLACK QUILLS.
*^^ . - •■ - _^ _ __ _ _
Seles*, perctmice, one ttiU more juvesll*
«fca be oerised. Accordingly, the feminine
***fl continses to occupy itself withdis-
v- £ v £ of ni£iiir.jr underwear shrink
fetp ttoUdsgneeq. and suits and gowns, be
*Sts being mite ivorn materials chosen for
Q* etogiij qualities, are oiien cut on the
**** to Vr.y.x *ti;~y wi!l shape themselves
S| i > re -elo^jy to the figure.
~t> #&& faL-ric adapts itself so ..-•sfae
**iiy to , hfc p r^ ient modes as the softer
*»tb 2 , t^z ,- Ue increasing vogue of these
***•? nusterials shows that there is no
ftjJJatiiion ;n the popularity the straight
•i-iiouf.ti.. The _ rm£ of sat!:' »* revealed
** te use fcr foundations have led to Its
•^tion for tailor-singes and one-piece
*-*«£££. via mar-y more of these costumes
*-*« J-rcß.isfl for the fall than have as yet
'I-r-ei^d. n is inconceivable that thcT
*Uul(! !jar e oU.er than narrow skirts or
**•«* that eetm lo be nxrruw. although
J^ c BBtmect* that endanger life and limb
fcsvt v,^.^ r^ legate<:l to t » je US e of the hope
- faoUsiu Tlie model iliustraled is con
'^■^by the French to be quite sale and
*^"*-ii saittrjid sane a* a Gsynor Fourth.
'-**}■ £a y, if they were Americans —
*^-liw t are inauy others equ*l2y or
«»«* *> tha . tliU prese r\e the desired
r^!etiT;«s C f line. One of these that r-as
*^ : - ur, Ftf-Ji s\enue not long aso ta d *
riE ' -. T-Jitie: at back -iZxC treat. viitii pU^ts
'•^« dd^ A»uu:Led to the panels at «ach
"I" «^i I^Jni i'*w*ly across the pleats
**<■ teiry ttwda whicU kept thtan from
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON SHOPS.
IRISH LACEs.-imsH laces.
Flc*«t and largest «ock la Ireland or London.
Uirect from our own workers. thereßy
taring our patrons Intermedia!*
profit*, inspection solicited.
DEPOT FOR FPKR
FEJSIKT !P'PU T D IES
"nrVr Tfovnl Patronae«*
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE
1 47, Regent S! M London
5 eiegrasjs: Shamrock. London.
j F^ablished 150 rears. Telephone: 24TS O« — --'
| SEASON NOVtLIIES— £XatSIVE DESIGNS.
I Irish Laces th:rt ' vv * lst3 . Iri*& Hand Enib.->IJ
: «?rec Dresses. Blouses. Jackets. &c
' Irish T.srp<! Bedspread* and Shams. Hand En-
I "•"" •" ilat - e!: > l)roJdered and Trimmed Lacs, «tc
! TWcTi T •>000 Table Linen. Finest Quality Hand-
I i - ii > a • Li2ce = kerchiefs. Lanr^ Variety Bal^rie-
Irish Laces * ran HoslerT - Irish popitas. colours
Irish Ec Oak and Cbbiiwimi Marble Wu»«tfn
THE IRISH nfliiLnUUjt, tondoa. W.
TAILORS,
FOR LADIES & GEN
TLEMEN. The most
exclusive models to be
F*l found i a London. We
Fisil6i number among oar
AND cheats many of those
C who are recognized as
OOIIS. the leaders of fashion
* i in America & bng.*.n4.
LOnGOn, 215.219,Re$entSt;W.,
(ADJOINING „. _ * SD . Cl cy ,
TiffANY'S) 132 Fenchurch St., E.C
Bnalllifc out. but wens quite long enough
rfere with the longest stride.
NAMING THE ROOF TREE
Country Houses Have Christen
ing Parties, Just Like Babies.
Anything that gives an excuse for a
merrymaking is bailed with joy by the
possessors of a country bouse, for where
theatres sad the other extraneous means
ci entertainment which teem in the city
are lacking, it is necessary to make one's
own fun. Christening parties for houses
are one form of jollity greatly in vogue.
No matter how simple the country place
is, no matter if it is only a tiny cottage
by the eea or a bungalow In the woods, it
must have a DM. and if the naming of a
baby Is accompanied by ceremonies and
festivities, why not the naming of a
house?
A christening party ■■• this sort ought
to take place when the weather is warm
and fair, for if 11 is not an outdoor affair
it loses most of its charm. It may be a
garden fSte. a gymkhana afternoon, a
roarahrsaliov/ toast, or. if the house is on
the seashore, a clambake. If the hostees
T,i"he3 to take the trouble, she- may in
vent all s° rrs of pretty ceremonies for the
dedication of the home, or borrow tome
from the customs of older nations.
The name must be selected beforehand,
a-d the selection is not always an easy
nTatter. Just any pretty name won't do.
It may sound nice to the family, but bow
will it sound to others? How will it look
- t the top of one's stationery? Has any
nearby estate a similar name? Does it
«,ri the style of architecture? The name
that would nt a four-room cottage would
hardly do for • m ■■■■«'■ There are many
thins- 'to be thought of in naming a house.
Some lav« made odd and original appel
lations for their homes by taking the let
ters of the family name and changing
Uem about. It is a good plan to ring in a
iOU if there is a picaresque
ili^iiili
<H n be combined •fit* an *»*■ or suißx
the .urr^nd^* -rh* ~a. the
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>EW.\OHK DAILY TRIBU>~>r tVEDNESDiff^, v .1 CTLT 13, 1910
EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN
PARIS SHOPS.
SPAULDING & CO.,
D!AMO\DS— JEWELRY.
WATCHES— SILVERWARE— ETC
36 Avenue de 1' Opera, Paris,
Jackson Boulevard, Chicago
Sole representative in Paris of the Gorbam
Company of NtW YORK.
L. CSRAUD.
TROL'SSEAUX. LAYETTES. ROBES.
Cannes; Paris:
33, Rue d"Antibes. j 4, Rue Castigiione. 4
ADVERTISEMENTS AXD SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune recalved at their Uptown
Office, No. 1354 Broadway, 'between SCth and
37th sis., until 9 o'clock p. m. Advertisements
received at the following- branch offices at reg
ular office rates until 8 o'clock p. m., viz. : 264*
Sth aye.. c. c. cor. 23d et. : 158 6th are., cor.
12th ot.; 104 East 14th et.: 257 West 42d st-,
fcet-a-een 7th and Bth avea.; 265 West 125 th St.;
1G33 3d eve. ; 1620 3d Ere., near Slit st.; 1708
Ist aye.. near 89th it.; 157 East 125 th st. 756
Trernont are.; 650 3d are., and any American
District T«l«rapJ> Office.
Henry Dudenay's novel "Folly Corner"
was published, was called arfter that work.
The amount of fun they got out of the
cottage ma'3e the name a very appropriate
one.
HOT WEATHER SUGGESTIONS.
A hot water bag filled v\ith Ice cold
water is a great relief on a hot night.
Place It in a bed to cool off the sheets or
put it nesrr the forehead or the nape of
the neck.
On a hot, close night there is nothing
more unpleasant than the average warm
mattress to rest on. Place a strip of
straw matting between it and the lower
sheet, and the sleeper will be much more
comfortable. If the spring beneath is a
fine wire-wove:; on?, the mattress may
be removed entirely and the matting
stretched over the spring.
Water that has been cooled In bottles
next the ice Is more wholesome and more
economical than water cooled in the usual
manner. The bottles or jars used for this
purpose should be boiled In watT and
soap powder every other day, so that there
will be no danger of impurities.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
The simple house gown that Is closed
at the left of the front, giving a sugges
tion of Russian influence, is one greatly in
vogue. This one has the blouse and skirt
cut In one, making a one-piece gown, and
the closing can be made invisibly or with
buttons and buttonholes as liked. One of
the pretty inexpensive printed wash fabrics
woven with a border Is the material used,
and the border has been cut off to form
the trimming, I at banding of any sort or
NO. TIffPTT i'APER PATTEJRN OF
HOUSE GO UN* OR WRAPPER FOR
10 CENTS.
plain stitching or applied braiding or any
finish of the sort will be found appropriate".
If the full three-quarter sleeves are not
liksd long plain ones may be substituted.
All the materials adapted to morning
gowns are appropriate, challi3 and the
like as well as washable fabrics. Cotton
foulards are being much used this season,
and one of these, with bauds of plain
color, 'would be smart and satisfactory.
The gown is made with front and back
portions. It is laid in pleats over the
shoulders and gathered at the waist line.
The full sleeves are made in on* piece
each, the plain ones with upper and under
portions.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is ten yards 24 or 27 Inches
wide, six and a -quarter yards S3 inches
wide or five and a quarter yards 44 inches
wide, iv'th three and a quarter yards of
banding.
The pattern. Ho. 6.&0, If cut in sizes ,or
a 21, 'J&. A H C and 41 i»ch bust measure,
and' will be mailed to any address on re
ceipt of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment. New-York Tribune. If in a hurry
for pattern send an extra 2-ccnt postage
stamp and we will mail it by letter postage
In sealed envelope
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS, j EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
DVERTiSEMENTS.
jrm/l C ™~- HOTEL AHGLETERRE
JLji.WJLfc»Jr Bronchitis. Mtc— Garage— SrTTKS with PRIVATE Bath
B' iITFQi ""AVSTM HQtel Victoria \ & asm.
II 1 CrfaLiAl^feil Hotel Jungfrau Genwal
&™^^%n£ll&^ Hotel Belvedere) UUMStt "
THECARLTOH
s Hotel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room,
LONDON.
FoMiicii UnrivalM in LONDON
THE '
LANGHAM HOTEL
Portland Place »nd Resent St. W.
FAMILY HOTEL ot the HIGHEST ORDER
In F*sUona!>l= end Heal^by Locality.
Reduced Inclusive Terms
during August and September.
j TWO FRANCATELLI RECIPES.
- The famous Francatelll. once head cook
j to Queen Victoria, gave two rules for bis
' cuit glacfe. which he named after Thack
craye ray and Dickens. For "biscuit glacfe a 1»
Thackeray use a pint of syrup, one
i Dint of strawberry pulp, fifteen yolks
of egg- one ounce of vanilla sugar
! and half a pint of thick cream. Mix
! the yolks, sugar, strawberry pulp and va
nilla together, whipping them briskly In
! mixing. Then fold the cream beaten to a
i light froth through the mixture. Ha.ye
ready some paper cases, and around each
! one pin a band of stiff paper tb^t reai hea
about half an inch above the edge. Pile
the mixture Into them and freeze hard. Just
before sending to the table remove the
bands of paper. The cream will, be found
standing stiff above the case, hprmkle over
the top of each come ell browned and
ground macaroon crumbs. The bands of
Pap-r are used to give the -biscuit the
appearance of having -risen above their
cases, »c though they had beer, baked. The
sprinkling of brown crumbs Is supposed
! to carry out still further the appearance
lof baked biscuit. •
For "biscuit glace a la Dickens substi
! tute three gills of peach pulp and one gill
of noveau for the strawberry pulp. Freeze
in a brick shaped mould till very firm. Then
Sit the cream in slices an inch thick Coat
them over with a chocolate ice. sraootoing
! off the edges neatly with a knife dipped in
1 " ld water S°.rve at once. The chocolate
: fee is made by freezing half a pint of thin
I syrup In which four ounces of the best
chocolate has been melted.
MINT SHERBET.
The following rule for mint sherbet
which has never been in print before
makes an unusually refreshing dessert.
Have ready the juice of five lemons, on©
pint of sugar, a Quart of water, half a
rupful of mint leaves pressed down hard
and a tablespoonful of gelatine. L-et the
tvater and sugar come to the boiling point,
then add the gelatine and remove it in
1 stantiy from the stove. Crush the mint
leaves and stir them into the boiling wa
ter. Add also the lemon juice. When
cold strain into a freezer and freeze at I
once.
GOOSEBERRY JELLY.
It would be a pity to let the gooseberry
beason pass without making borne goose
berry jelly to serve with fish and cold
meats. It is made by adding to every
cupful of gooseberry pulp two cupfuls of
sugar and letting the whole boll until it
is of a thick, jellylike consistency-. To pre
pare the gooseberry pulp, "top and tail**
the fruit, then add enough water to It to
prevent burning. Let It cook on the stove
until the fruit Is soft. While cooking
pound the fruit with a potato masher, oc
casionally to hasten the process. When
done press the whole through a sieve fine
enough to exclude the seeds and skins.
This gooseberry pulp ma-- be spiced If
desired, but it is delicious without the
spices, and is particularly good with fried
weakflsh in midsummer, or. la fact, -with
any fish or with cold meats.
NICE FOR BREAKFAST.
Eggs with cream sauce are nice as a
change for breakfast in summer. Boil
the eggs hard, remove their shells and
slice them. Place them on waferlike
Pongee dust coats for young boys for
travelling or automobile use sell at ?7 78.
TThlte fierce bathing suits in on« piece,
trimmed with pale blue or pink wash silk,
for the two-year-old, coat $2 U>.
Little openwork Bocks in colored lisle for
children are 35 cents, and these in silk are
50 to 75 eems.
The newest socks for children are in
white, with colored Elllt 'locks; they sell
for 50 cents a pair.
Chamoisetta gloves for little girls are 50
cents a pair, in the two-clasp length.
Flat leather music cases In which to carry
eheet music or opera scores without folding
cost $3 D
A red leather jswel bag. fitted with trays.
pin straps and ring compartments, for the
traveller, <mt Jl7 M
A balloon-shaped shopping bap of gray
MM* having a braided cord handle, costs
$6 49,
A purpla leather bag, with inside purse
and brush, comb, glass and powder box, in
silver gilt, M 0« lor £7 43.
A lavender leather bar -with leather fit
tings is very smart, and is sold lor $13 49.
Mercerized pen-aline fkirts, black ground
FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON HOTELS.
Seen m the ~J"hcps
FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON HOTELS.
"At th« Heart of Los<?on"
S^ERMINSfiOIU
St James Park. Lotxdcm sw.
Quiet. Refined. Horee-UUe. Secluded
yet central. Covered-way connection
with Underground Railway System.
Luxurious Lounge. Superior Cuisine.
4 la carte or inclusive terms. For
II nstr ted booklet .*:. liinlnf nnai'.-Ki a-idr-s Town I
|grCogic st TiULVZI BCSCAC..39B K.ITB Atxs- N.Y.
OX THE ROYII ROUTE TO BRAKMAB.
Birnam Hotel, Birnam,
Perthshire, Scotland,
(2 Minutes' Walk from Biraam and Dun
keld Station.)
HiCti Class Family Hotel.
Tariff Moderate. Finest Scenery in Scotland.
GOOD SALMON' and TROUT FISHING FREE.
Golf Course adjoins Hotel Grounds.
GOOD GARAGE A>'P INSPECTION FIT.
slices of moist toast. Pour sc cream sauce
slices of moist toast. Pour sc cream sauce
over them that has been sprinkled with
chives. Garnish with a few aprays of
parsley and serve.
SHOE POLISH MAGNATE LOSES
Wanted to Restrain Rival from Using
Own Name on His Product.
Anthony I^. Aste. the "J. P. Morgan" of
tli*» booT.hlackfng industry In this city and
owner of race horses, applied yesterday in
the Supreme Court for an injunction to re
strain James 11. 'iriffin from using his own
name on a brand of shoe polish. Asre is
president of the Griffln Manufaturfng Com
pany, which Is in thy same business, and
ha said that bootblacks got the two products
mfied up on arcount it the similarity in
the names, to the dLsai vantage of the pe
titioner.
Griffin, th« defendant, showed to the
court that he, was a graduate of ''•••• ester
Polytechnic Institute, had taught <:iemis
try, was for five years an analytical chea- ''
ts' and had given much time to the chem
ical side of the manufacture of shoebiack
ins; and that he wad fully equipped to
make the polish. Also he insisted that he
had a right to usa his own name. The ;
motion for the injunction was denied.
WERE REMARRIED IN CHURCH
• : '!
Magistrate Paroles Bride Arrested on
Mother's Complaint.
Mr*. John L«onetti, the eighteen-year-old i
bride who spent Tuesday night in a cell in
the East 104 th street police station dressed
In her wedding finery, on her mother's
complaint, was arraigned in the Harlem
court yesterday. There she was paroled
until Friday by Magistrate Harris to per- i
mit her to be married In a Catholic church. ■
This was the wish of her mother, Mrs. i
Margaret Brown.
Leonetti, who is the manager of a Coney
Island resort, had no objection to a repe
tition of the ceremony, and the bride and
bridegroom left court for St. Lncy's
Church.
END USE OF "SHORT BARRELS "
Produce Men Agree to Stop "Trade
Custom" in Sale of Potatoes.
Tie selling of potatoes in "short bar
rels"' will stop on August 1, according to an
agreement made with Commissioner Dris
coll of the Bureau of Weights aad Meas
ures, by the produce dealers who were be
fore him yesterday. He had found that by
a "trade custom" the barrels used In sell-
Ing potatoes were considerably under the
legal size.
The produce men told him that most of
th* "short barrels"' came from the east
ern shore of Virginia, and that to stop it
at once might cause a scarcity of potatoes
In the market which would result In a
rise in the price. The Commissioner said
he would allow them time in which to
make the necessaary arrangements with,
the shippers.
with Dresden pink rose design, cost 89
cant*.
Large tils trays In fancy wlcHer frames
are rather new for afternoon tea and sell
for $3 <«. * *: :
Lima squeezers In aluminum are very
handy and sell for 97 cents each.
Another new convenience removea the
eyes of pineapples and sells for 13 c»nis,
•while olive stoners sell for 24 cents.
Sets of rosette irons In a box for pastry
making are 23 c«nts, and are much used by
the home cook.
Imported linen candle shades come In all
colors and sell for 42 cents and upward
apiece.
Dresden silk shades to cover the electric
light bulbs are $179 each.
At the many midsummer millinery sales
now going on la the exclusive French shops
attractive hats may be picked tip for 55 and
upward-
CelluleiU shaded hatpins in greens and
purples are in the shape of large butter
flies and are ijnite dressy; they cost 60 centa
each.
Th» llamas of ships whfr» articles mtntion*3
on thie peso were »esn can t>« obtained b, se»ii
in? a stamped and addressed .env«lc>p« to "Bern
la th» Shop*," New-York Tribune.
COLUMNS
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from' Uptown Office "i«w York Tribune," r? .- Owf'lrVllf
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is the Historic and Scemc Line
!nnd provides American Travellers -with tbe most
luxurious and rapid means of transit from
PLYMOUTH FISH GUARD ! LIVERPOOL
TO TO TO
LONDON LONDON LONDON
by the new, shcrt by the historic*! rotxte
in 4 hours by the direct route for through
Royal Mail Route. Ocean Passengers. Shakes country
The Great Western Railway is the favourite Tourist route to
Chester, Stratford-on-Avon f Warwick, Oxford, Windsor and
London, and the shortest and most direct route to Devonshire
and the Cornish Riviera, -with their unrivalled scenery.
Interesting literature and full information regarding the
Great Western Railway may he had on application to
T. KATELEY, GENERAL AGENT,
355 Broadway, New York.
TELEPHONE >'O. 26*1 FRAXKT.Ty.
PADDI>*GTO>* STATION. MMMH W. JAiUS C. LSGIJS. GESiTTS-AX 3iA2rAGX».
The Finest Seaside f% OT J£? IfcJ f> (EeJylam) 5 H*3r«
Resort en the North Sea. V^ W I fa 81 \J from London or *"*
3B:OTSXiS OX TUI3 SSJEJ^. i'HOKTT
Hotel de la Plage ™= continental -- - ;oo Bed*
And Restaurant De Luxe " Splendid - . . 400
Entirely Rebuilt & Rofarni»h»d ; * ' hursaai&BsatJ-SitC 50 ~
300 Beds— Rooms From SL2O With Pension. $3 to 85 per day
ALL HAVE PRIVATE BATES & BALCONIES OVERLOQgING BEA. ACG DE CLSBCS. Pro*.
YICHY-Hotelsdu Pared. Majestic Palace
Every Modern American Hotel Comfort & Luxury
Finest Location Overlooking Park. J. \LETTI. .^gT
===" TWO LEADING HOTELS. """^
BERLIN. o,^ ,, T HAMBURG.
Hotel Qer Kaiserhof Hotel Atlantic
Renovated at coat of 5/. 000,000. RESTAURANT PFORDTE. '<
All Laie9i Ammrimmn Comforts. Facing Beaiftifn/ Al*t*r Late.
Illustrated Booklets boa "'Stye Y«rfc T'thq**.** -_
D~T*TT «5 < riT*lU > LEADING FASHIONABLE HOTEL OF DRESDEN.
*%■£■»**.£* 11l p RI VATE BATHS. GARAGE. FINE GARDEN.
Facing Central Station. THE CONTINENTAL
! T
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
LOHDON
. Midland Grand Hotel
MANCHESTER . . Midland Hotel
LIVERPOOL ... /\dciphi Hotel
LEEDS Queen's Hotel
BRADFORD. . - - Midland Hotel
MORECAMBE BAY . . .
Midland Hotel
DERBY Midland Hotel
W. Towle. Manager. Midland Ball-tray Hotels
and Refreshment Room*, «tc Chief Office-
Midland Grand Hotel. L&mdon. _
HOTELS IN THE_BRiTISH ISLES
SGOTLAIID, ISLE CF SKYE
Kind's Arms Hotel, Kyleakln
! Unrivalled position and commands unsur
passed Sea views. Ideal health resort.
> Bracing sea and moorland air. Boating,
! Bathing, Sea-Fishing. Reduced inclusive
terms June, July. Postal and telegraphic
address : " Macinnes, Kylealdn."
r SHA>-KJLrS— OF WIGHT.
IIOJLLIER'S SHAMCLiX HOTEL. .Ilec Usht
Ro**-O>"-WTi;. "Th.c Rhine of England."
BOVAI. HOTEL— OVERLOOKING RIYEB
BETTWS-Y-COED (NOKTH STALES)
TeL No. IS. WATELOO HOTEL
THE SHELBOITKXE HOTEL
Tariffs of the Hotels and full particulars as
to root« may be had at the European Office*
of "TJie Tribune." at "Danes Inn House, 263
Strand < overlooking Aldwych and Klnsstray),
London. ____^_^^
France, Belgium a nd Holland.
Grand Hole!
PARIS
Boulevard dcs Capuciaes and Race de
FOpera. 1,000 Rooms with Private Baths.
Tariff on Application. !
FA it I S avonle American Honse)
r HOTEL OUATHAH,
P£RISH° TELDELJATHEHS£
Kiuv 15 Rua scribo
Opposite the Grand Opara
"'The Modern Hotel of Paris"
E. ABMBrtUSTER, Manaflar.
PARIS
r hOIEL DE LILLE ET NLBION
2-3 Rue St. Monore. close to Place Veadomi. :
First class. All modern tmproveiamta. ErerT
home co~rort. Lars* ball. Restaurant.
lunebeoss and dinners at fixed price* or a la <
carte. Telegram*. ULLALBION. PAHIS—
Henri Ab»dlt». Pn)prl»mr !
latlld ET D'aL24?iY.
.Grand Location. Opposite riillerle* Gar
dens. Private Baths. Heaters. Eoonj
from 4 It*.; with • Beds. 6 to*. Lnnch.
4 fr*. : Pinner. 5 frs. at separate tables. '
! Pension from tr». 15 .50.
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Hotel Cecilia
11, Avc. Mac .Mahon, Arc de Tri
omphe. Suites with baths. Cables
Cecilia. _ M _ Mf - IHOiR. PROPS.
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HOTEL MONTANA
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[til I * rote! Luxuries
JUBASS&DEURS
The Right First Class Hotel
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Office No 1564 Broadway. b«tsr»«-n 88th and
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received at th* foUowtn« branch oSJcea at reg
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Russia; Moscow,
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first class — 150 Bedrooms. America?'
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AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, SWITZERLAND
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HOTEL BRISTOL
located on tas ru?bio3jsai- Kamthaerrtax.
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Grand 3loantata^ Views. IlltistriU-i
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tb»- Danube- Erery modem Comfort- EscJo
sl*e Americas and £nt!ltb p3troa«jr«.
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of Imperial Ilatft. Vl——. -
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