New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
CHEAP cLIMPSES INTO The FUTURE.

THE PATE THAT A RFIoRTER BOUGHT FOR A
DoLLAR-A GREAT ST. CIR THAT Is TO d.
Less than "A hundred miles from Rlylngton-
st. ly-s a claryoyant and asi.ologist seveDth eaugh-
ter OF seventh daughter born with caui apo endowed
with second sight, who advertisrs e1rnsyey Tor Gil
ept, nj dollar each. and Tor that trivial confederation
bcneynenily undertakes to enghten them ON variety
OF sub,ecs which different periods more or less AL
tate NIL mankind To tie bachelor spinster VINO has
es vet entered into no matrimonial engagement II Ia in
tcresIng only the name OF MS or ner future
wife or husband but the day OF marriage aud TO be
allowed 10 gaze upon the faithful portraiture OF the
future lIfe.partner TO the less rai not In
rested In sucn matters IL is cheap to receive naiby
sound advice concerning business trinsactions stolen
goods divorces rightful hersnips. lawsuits missing
friends and death
A TRIBUNE reporter, having read OF the marvellous
intellectual requirements OF Madame fraudnleDti as
announced by her 10 world In her adyedsements 80
hrsted for enlightenment 10 the mysteries OF life that
he FASTENED TO the neghboraood OF Rvington-s- For
lady who undertakes for dollar TO locate secreted
treasures and precious minerals hidden In the bowels OF
TIE EARTH" tue name OF Madame Fraudulent Is not
sumptuous nrighborho0d aristocrato but ne the
genuses have always been remarkable for their
simplicity OF taste. the reporter, when no sur
yeyed her rather dingy-lookng. two storied brick
house, chsritably asortbed It's nupretentions-
ness TO the unosientation OF Its proprietor
knock at the door answered by coIored Lad who
ushered the visitor into rtcepton-rooin. The house
was furnished better than. judged from the exterior,
might have been supposed. There air OF comfort
about the place the hallway and passage were neatly
carpeted and tho paror was furnished with luxurods
settese. A table In the centre spread with daily
papers Two young women were waiting their turn to
receive the ILLUSTRATIONS OF the asroogst They
soon summoned by the col0red lad aud together
followed him to the chamber OF mystery. II was
fully m hour before this reporters summons came.
when according TO direction he ascended the stars TO
the second story There the landing just the top
of the night was smali closet with pgeon.hol in
which sat an Old man. evidently Hebrew. with long,
white beard Elm tolIa" orossed and receiving that
sum bony hand thrust ticket through the pigeon
hole turn the right tn brought the reporter 10
the Of the wherein ne wis TO learn his fate.
II was opened by q tall. weltorcssed woman about
thiry-ve years OF age, who asked the visitor TO enter
"what 10 It you desire to know, SIR that tell
youi" inquired the OF the reporter after had
entered.
clam willing 10 hear what you have to say as to my
future generally" was the reply.
Tie astrologist then pushed aside curtain suspended
from brass rod which divided of small portion of
the room While she absent saod inventory OF
the surroundings taken. On the table stood large
rlass bowl 1lled with water aud several bottles Of
various sizes and beside them lay wand shape OF
unlike harleqnin's In strong wire OF circular
form which depended from the ceiling by chain and
hung over table. which II nearly touched
fuiI-grown gray rats. After moments absence Ma
dame Fraudulent rrappcared habited In long flowing
robe OF crimson material brocaded with tasman'c
signs and wearing conca nat Taking the wsnd from
the table very deliberately postured with it
what like fencer. slowly artcuaing meanwhile, some
incompr hensibe words These mummer1es concluded,
ssped the reporter by both his hands aud gazing
nxedlv into his eyes sad
Young man, You have much misery before you y,
the reporter gave an acquescng nod" which Will
extend over period of nearly eleven years But
snail conceal the workings OF the gifted spritea Of
the sse-ing PanJandrum from the youth who desires
knowledKei Forbid the thought. o Cosmocujanasi IN
Pennsylvania dwelIs @ Lady, young, somewhat homey
Before tho close OF the present year this lady VIII be
our WIFE and ere another year closes viii present ron
you will not be happy with your wife; you viii oe
Jealous OF her and she Will DO Jealous OF you, and this