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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

The anthracite coal trust expects to
reap S5,000,000 in clcal profits from the
advance i'll prices. In the meantime
1900, ,0O0.mcn, women and children are
to be starved into submission by the
trust. Here is an object lesson for the
American people which of itself should
determine the present political conflict.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

The charge against w. a. Neal has
again been continued in the Supreme
Court. For one reason or another, this
man who is self convicted has escaped
the penalty for his deeds. 1t is just as
we predicted itwould be. There is not
much danger that any man who was so
prominent in politics will ever be pun
ished.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

Some Of Spain's officials and leading
business men assert that the loss of it's
colonial possessions has contributed to
the prosperity and strength Of that
nation. Commerce in general has been
making rapid progress, and that be-
tween Spain and the United States
during the past year has been greater
than al my time since 1881.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

1t is evident that not enough money
has been sent to Texas yet for the re-
lief Of the sufferers from tile fearful
storm. Let there be no pause in the
good work.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

w. X. Bullock, Clerk Of the Court OF
Abbcvillc County, has rendered his
resignation to the Governor. Mr..
Bullock certainly deserves Il gold
medal, forit is II little remarkable that
an Office holder in South Carolina. and
especially IL Clerk of Court, resigns.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

The Republican papers which arc
insisting i'll one brcatll that Nh. Bryan
stands no chance wllatclcI Of being
elected President are discussing in
their next breath Ml. lii!an's probable
cabinet appointments after he is inau
gllratcd
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24

lion. Join Sherman, ono Of tic
Sonth's most bitter enemies, died in
Washington last Monday.
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D. 8. vAND1vER JJ MAJOR. f. p. vANOIvE
OFFICE OF VANIiVEp BROS. 6 MAJOR.


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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24
Notice Final Settlement.

FTvHE undersigned, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
IL Estate Of Lou. Gaillard, deceased,
hereby give notice that they will on
the 27th day of Novem her, 1900, apply
the Judge OF Probate f Anderson Coun-
ty for Final Settlement Of said Estate,
and q discharge from their Office as Ad
ministratrixes. NANCY GAILLARD,
SULA GAILLARD,
Oct "a, l0OO-IS-5 ADMINISTRATORS
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BROS. & MAJOR.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY nrc %
ARRIVED 0N''

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. DEC % ,ooo
ARRIVED. 90 i0OO
ballast td ams @ Zones csTd December H. in
Steamer Brooklyn city (BD. King. gr,.,o, ~,
and Swansea with mdse to James Arse december
Steamer BoTlum u a' Ger, a M Albrecht Bremen
%ith mdse to oerchs Co. Arrived at the B ~
>, Steamer cISudius Gs schwsner Calcutta oc,on.
Decebe s with 01 mdse sad to q oA,o AsieTs
Steamer 4uapa ar the G5r1 BSI ~ wi,,smson m:
snespore November TO- coomeo 6e9S IA p P 29
ana AiEeEs % 10 with mdse TO shewan. Tones & Co
;. Steamer tear 81 sS0nenss 9 Bennett Manaos December
Edmund Reekes co Krv5 ana ~ &c, cabin passengers
Steamer Handel D Partridge santos NovembeTP fb so m
mdse to Busk Jevons Arrived the Bar at S!is sis
.ssg:T y Yda5 & o so5snssn 3 Tsssu
arrived the Bar a I1:3O p M 18th - Munson'
nE Steamer s. San Juan Sampson. San Juan. Porto Rico
Nsg-York and Porto Rico IS Co. Arrived at the Bar az
ans stesmf5 g, foI Ximeire Ya @ Ferry December
Walsh co Arrived al he R Bar qrafT a vessel & to Bennett
Cable steamer osen rig o Hssge Galveston December
gagged in repairing cable n the Gulf OF Mexico
2s and a5IestoR a. with mdse ard passengers to W
@ to oG bo@non SSTs anf 1, N2G Or
s;:s@:5 steamer Ks5s5din. sa4n Melvin Ssepor. News.
and pssss6seTs Rsis~sT is %sTn32
/ Il Brown q Co ~ '1iI'Jn
Steamer New-York. Mills SOUTHAMPTON ana ch..
December p with mdse and passengers to the
! tional Navigation Co ''e AhteTna-
SAILED.
Steamers cyrene (srl. for Santos. etc; Ydun CSo,
santa Cruz etc: Isel Eolme 3 Algoa Bay atc.
&EaS' & cSion; STATE H Of Nebraska @ Glasgow; Georgian
Dutch. Rotterdam; Harmodius (Br) Montevidso ~.
City Of Everett Port Tampa; Pennsyvania Gen
burg via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Campania 0sS
pool; Fl Psso Neworlesns Alai C5r) KjngstSh hASsr-
Ithska Ger, Tsmpicoi Caracas Guayrs az. seci
Hsvsns; AsT .Serl N9pes etc; Glsnesk @ sinsspoT.
Progreso; Hamilton. Norfolk Newport Ns,s eorl'
snelo ODD Hulli Maravl Cr). Trinidsd IAuusss. Ys
West ana Galveston; Olinda Matauzss HNey
Macon Boston; Louisiana, Nsw-1lsans: ssxSs, y of
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

Vice-President-elect Roosevelt ana Governor-elect
Ode have accepted the invitation OF Lieutenant
Governor Timothy L. Woodruff to be present at the
coming annual reception of Palestine Commandery
at the Waldorf-Astoria on January 3d. 1901 Gov
ernor-elect Odell is a member of Newburg Com
mandery, and Vice -President-elect Roosevelt has
been made Mason, joining the Oyster Bay lodge.
Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff, who is member of
Palestine Commandery. has reserved box for the
use Of his guests The reception will be preceded
by drill and review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe de Barry and the Misses de
Barry will sail the First Bismarck January 5
for an extended tour in the Orient.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that malls from
Australia arrived at Vancouver and were dispatched
east on December o. They due in New-York
on January 2 Mails for Australia etc. will close
at the General Postoice. this city. advertised.
In view of the Governments refunding operations
ceasing tomorrow. attention is called to the
nouncement of J. Newton. of No. So wall-st., this
city.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Best Performances in All Sports.
Tribune Almanac. 1901.
DEAD NAN FOUND IN BATHROOM
CAsB N HOUSE N 'soUBRETTE ROW" RE-
GARDED AS SUSPICIOUS

cAsB ~ A HOUSE N ''soUBRETTE ROW" RE
GARDED AS SUSPICIOUS
The body Of a found soon after 10 a. m
yesterday in a bathroom the fifth floor Of the
hathouse No. 81 West Thirty -ninth-st Near the
body was small whiskey flask. which contained
some liquid resembling carbolic acid. The body was
bruised In the pockets Of the man was 50 cents
At the Morgue II was found that the man had on
a Bellevue HosDital shirt. Several nurses were
summoned from. the hospital. and John B. Quinn
attached 10 Ward No 3. recognized the man as
formerly patient of the contagious pavilion. He
said the man William Berger. Of No. 661 Wash
ington-st.. who in the hospital in December
suffering from erysipelas. At the Washngton-st
address Berger was not known. A named
William Bergin lives there. Mr.. Bergin was at the
house last night in good health. He said he had
been patient in Bellevue in December. suffering
from erysiDelas-
The autopsy the body will be held today. The
police regard the suspicious
The house in which the found dead As
IN the notorious ''SOubrette Row" Many OF the
tenants OF the house in which the body was
found. and in the adjoining houses said they could
throw no light on the case. The bathroom in
which the body was found is accessible from the
hallway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
mington. c, and Georgetown S c; Chattahoochee
Savannah Goldsooro, Philadelphia; Chesapeake BaIti-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Dec 2eIArryed. Urnbria CBr) Dut-
Oi FrSIe Pojn ' e Se[V5a "a CD Stephens New York
Bonjer ROTTERDAM for New-York.
Brow Head, Dec 29-Passed steamers Wells CITY O7r,
afey New-f ork Tor Bristol; Georgia (Br) Thompson
New YORK for Liverpool Umbria (BrJ, Dutton Newly or
Queenstown. Dec %. 4:o5 m-Arrived steamer Inn
bria (r) Dutton. New-York for Liverpool Cand pro
Belfast, Dec 27-Arrived steamer weehewken CI,r,
Robinson. New-York via Queenstown.
Southampton. Dec 29-Arrved. steamer Southwark (3r
Dan. New-York for Antwerp passed Hurst Castle al
2:40 ~ Z"
Hull. Dec 29-Arrived steamer Toronto fsr, Marshall
Ham HAMBURG DEG 2e--Arrved steamers Graf wslderses
soma BFa ATsS 5srgc Is Iiym%uSh and Cherbours
Dutch stenger. New-York ~ ' "
Antwerp Dec 29-Sailed stear,Ars N,oo-1i.,d fpot.,
tese%tz New-York; 9th Bremerhayen 0IutchC Ninnss
H.. IorAi ocean tDutchl, Doysen, Baltimore
FaiolIa " xo,ArTlved steamer La Champagne (Fr
Aiy NJ &.SeW.1ork; sailed. steamer La Bretagne (Fr
NS5a NcheFb%pSprg Dee 20 m-sailed steamer Kaisertn
aTnr IheTesla CGer Richter from Bremen and South
Gibraltar, Dec 2s-Passed steamer Picqua CBr,. FIJI
ape Point, Dec 6-Passed, steamer Melbourne m,
6GSs. New-Y ork via Vincent V. for Adelaide etc
n,eI wa Dec 2I--Saed, steamer Woodburn Qr n,
NJ Lota Dec 27-sailed. BeIenden CBr,. Jared
Hong Kong Dec 2s-Arrived previously, s,sor,.,
Eoimina Dutch Van Eyken. New-York Via sinsspore
Montevdeo Dec 22-saied. steamer Progress cSor,
Steen from Iquque), New-York. 9 N'oi'
. pPeTnambuco, Dec 24-Arriyed. steamer Capri Ger,
santos Dec 25-Arrived, steamer Hogarth (sr Tavior
New-York via Maceio '''' A"''O'
Williams. Hueya New-York Ccaled FOR I 'or1 or;
saliedl; lnchmaree (Brl Purse, Calcutta for NeWYorL
tcalled for coal and sailed " i0'A
ST Lucia, Dec 2s-Saed. steamer Wordsuo-,h ,po,.,
Hairhy Nrom Santos etc), New-Tork N's''
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mrs Sarah J. Swinburne Of Natick, Mass, died
here yesterday, in her SEVENTEEN year Mrs. Swim
burne was spending the holidays with her son, ex-
Judge Samuel F. Swinburne. and was taken sud
denly ill.
The law firm Of Emmett & Van Zelm which con-
sisted Of c. Temple Emmet and City Judge John A.
Van Zelm, has been dissolved Mr. Emmett il is
said. will go abroad, while Judge Van Zeim will
continue in business. Mr. Emmet married Miss
Chanler, sister Of William Astor Chanler.
At the annual meeting of Huguenot Lodge No. IS,
F and A NJ, the following were elected officers for
1901: j W Spauldine master; c A Supprian,
senior warden; Samuel F. Swnburne, Junior war
Gen: Charles II. Morgan, treasurer; A. G. Will
rnarth. secretary; c W. Huested, senior deacon;
George NJ. Davis, Junior deacon; Frederick lie
Count, master Of ceremonies, and the Rev. Dr.
Charles F. Canedy, chaplain The lodge is now 104
years old
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
PORT CHESTER.

A public hearing is u be given at the Port Ches-
ter Business Mems Club on January 10 in regard
70 the establishment Of United States harbor lines
Tor Port Chester Harbor The hearing is to be
given before Major E. H. Ruffner. L. S A.
At the annual meeting OF Mamaro Lodge No 653,
F. and A. NJ the following officers were elected
and installed; Joseph Haight jr.. Master; Herman
W. Powell, Senior Warden; J. ". Keeton. Junior
Warden; William A Boyd. Treasurer; Joseph S.
Provost. Secretary; John F. Mills Trustee; w W
Marshall Senior Deacon; Benjamin Mills. Junior
Deacon: Charles E lounsbury. Senior Steward
Charles /. Austin. Junior Steward: J. W. Hammett
Master Of Ceremonies; Charles Montross, Tyler.
Miss Georgianna Chaplin Flint daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George =. Flint. and ". F. Moger. both
Of Port Chester, were married on Thursday night
n the CONGREGATIONAL Church by the pastor, the
Rev. II. u. Hunt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NAMARONECK.

The Sewer Commissioners Of this place held
second meeting on Friday night in the Town Han
10 discuss the question Of a system OF sewers lot
the village Of Mamaroneck According 10 plans
drawn nv John r Fairchild Of Mount Vernon, the
engineer Of the Commission. the entire system VIII
cost about $4,000. The Commission, however, Ia
vors spending only SIS 900 the first year 10 sewer
the district where the need is most pressing. -,
7 III McDonough. of California, has closed ms
home at Mamaroneck. and with his family ana
servants viii spend the winter at Naples, ftaly
Apawamis Lodge, F. and A NJ, has elected the
following officers: ". II. Smith, Master; Charles
Field Griffen, Senior Warden: Charles X. Merrill
Junior Warden; Thomas c. Palmer. Treasurer; '"
H Daniels Secretary Charles Brooks, Trustee
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
ENoRMOUs STOCK LTSTINGS

Un6hicisl figures fix the amount OF bonds listed on
the New-York Stock Exchange for the year at SAB
Ss27O0 old issues newly listed and $3.50 747 4s re.
placed old securities The stocks listed aggregated
$3.50 s35 O0O Of which S2Ss 55O572 were new issues
00 old issues newly listed. and S94 I7s i2S
placed old securities.
The listing Of bonds about 100000 below
Sat OF last year while stock listings were lower
than the previous year by about $50 O00 In the
unlisted department bonds 10 the amount Of $40 SIS
65 and stocks 10 the amount Of $6 226 100 were adj
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
PEEKSKILL.

Harmony Assembly No. l6 Pythan Sisters has
chosen these officers for the ensuing term: Past
Chancellor, Mrs. z. Russell Fink; Chancellor Com
mander Mrs. o. Y. Barger: Vice-ChancelIor Mrs
Margaret Ryan; Prelate. Mrs. Frederick Otte; Mas
ter OF Finance Mrs. John Buchanan; Master Of
Exchequer, Mrs c. ". Foshay; Master-at-Arms
Miss Van Wart; Assistant Master-at-Arms, Mrs
Edward Losee: Master OVerseer Mrs. Theodore
Brdsall; Inside Guard Mrs Henry Van Wart
OUTSIDE Guard, Mrs. William Coui; trustee Mrs
Robert Fink; representative 10 Grand Assembly
Mrs z. .. Fink; alternate. Mrs. Herman Goethe
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Frank NJ. Baker. State Railroad Com
missioner of Owego. BUCKINGHAM-Profess
A. H. Merton, of Williamstown, Mass. FIFTH
AVENUE-Senator n. w. Adrich. of Rhode ISL
and, and Congressman s. w. Mccall, Of Massa-
chusetts. GRAND-Captain E. Smiley, L. S. 4,
IMPERIAL-Judge John H. DOVE. of Duluth, and
Judge o. K. Parker. Of Georgia. MANHATTAN
Martin A. Knapp, Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner. Of Washington, and J. Newton Fiero Of
Albany. STURTEVANT-Colonel c. E. Babcock,
L. S. A. VICTORIA-J. D. Yeomans Interstate
Commerce Commissioner of Washington, and s. c.
McGovern. NJ. P, of Toro ito, WALDORF-Sey-
mour Van Santvoord, OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
YONKERS.

Governor Roosevelt's message 20 the young men
Of America, which is TO be read in all Young Mems
Christian Association rooms to-day, Will be read TO
the Yonkers members by City Judge William C.
Kellogg.
recommendations were made TO have the city take
immediate steps 10 abolish grade crossings Where
so many accidents have happened.
Sheriff-elect Miller has appointed Philip huss; a
Yonkers Republican First Deputy Sheriff on his
stan. Mr.. Kuss is the only officer appointed from
he going force
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
ASSAULTIHG AN OLD NAN.

Albany, Dec 2--Hirsm Ferguson. q wood en-
.f@Ver' was assaulted to-day by a young Mr..
Ferguson, who is about seventy-nve years old is
suffering from fractured skull. and his recovery
IL doubtful.
The weapon used was a Etove-shaker with which
tsAy1ng open the scalp and fracturing the slrnli
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
MOUNT VERNON.

Colonel Z. J. Higgins. vice-president and chief
secretary Of the Salvation Army, who, with Booth
Tucker and other leading officers, recently estab-
lshed his home here is to give series of lectures
10 begin tomorrow afternoon in Willard Hail. on
"A Rich Fool "A Rich Church" and "A Rich
City"
The Commercial Travellers Club of this city has
elected Joseph PomerOy president, c. G. Cotton
treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
CoAcHmAE SUES WHILoM EMPLOYER

Plainheld, y. J.. Dec. 2s.--Joseph Faulkner man.
ager OF the Burr Printing House. No. Is Jacob
st. Hew-York, is the defendant IN suit brought by
Edmund J. Weston. formerly his coachman for
5000 damages for the alleged alienation Of the
affections Of Weston's wife.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Colleges, Libraries and EndOwments.
Tribune Almanac, 1901.

INJURED IN BASKETBALL GAME.
In exciting basketball game at the armory in
Mount Vernon Friday night, William Grossman,
OF the Yonkers players, while striving 10 get
hold of the ball. into another player and was
knocked unconscious. He was injured so badly
that physician was sent for and he was kept In
a at the armory all night.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
MOUNT KISCO.

James O'Neil. twenty-nine years old. was buried
on Friday His death is the fourth within year
IN his family Shortly after last New Years Mrs.
Boehmer the mother died. She was followed soon
by her sen. Rudolph. Mrs. James ONeiIs deatn
Occurred next and now that Of her husband.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For Line Mall .,-
jamestown NorfolL 1l5 AdalIs close Vessel sails
tn,on-T,. - TNr-.. oi.-.. 300 m
Mesaba London At|Tra1s ms oihihlon n - 800 m
TUESDAY, JANUARY /
Comanche Charleston CLYDE
ISl Monte Orleans Morgan 30 m
Guyandotte, Norfolk Old pornjnior - 800 m
- iiOn''' - 800 m
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 724 Sunset 4:43 m 2:42 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 2:10lGov. Island He'll Gate A.21
P.M-Sandy Hook 2:23 Gov. Island 255 Hell Gate 4:44
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
JOHN {. CAMP
LEW SULLY
Black Face Jester.

JOHN DoNOHUE AEp
MATTE CHoLa.
ncrobatic d anosRn
BARR & EVANS. farud-
cal comedfeftn.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Tribune Almanac for 1901.
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Review of the 10Th Century, specially written
for The Tribune.
Astronomical data for 1901 complete. eclpses.
tides, general calendar, rising and setting Of
sum- moon and the planets, Jewish festivals
and calendar, Mahometan calendar, ETC., ETC.
jewish Persian and Grecian eras.
Constitution Of the United States.
Greater New-YOrk law.
Mayors of New-York City from early days.
Platforms OF all political parties.
Officers and Committees Of ell political parties,
State and National.
National Republican League.
Reciprocity treaties in force.
Congress, members of, both the present and the
new.
Laws of the last session of Congress
Congressional appropriations
National Government officers, and their salaries.
Presidents and Cabinets 1889 to 1899.
American Ministers and Consuls.
Rulers Of foreign nations Of the world.
Foreign Ministers in America,
Army and Navy, leading officers.
Ships Of the American Navy, size, armament,
speed, etc.
Largest war vessels in the world
War Revenue law.
Science in 1900, review.
Paris Exposition Of 1900.
Pan-American Exposition.
South Carolina Interstate and West Indian EX-
position.
Louisiana Purchase Centennial.
Rulers attacked by assassins in the 10Th century.
Assassination OF King Humbert.
Great Disasters in 1900
History of the War in South Africa
Rebellion in the Philippines, a review.
Delagoa Bay Award.
Storm at Galveston, 1900
Hoboken's Greatest Fire.
Tarrant Building Explosion.
Coal Miners Strike, 1900
Political Troubles in Kentucky, 1900.
The War in China.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
PAPIhT I /

BEST OF ALL ILLUMI-
MATED DANCERS, IN
A BRAND NEW SERIES $
OF THE MOST BRILL
IANT DANCE CREA-
TIONS EVER SEEN,
CHALLENGING COM
PARISON WITH ALL
OTHERS.
ZAZEL & VERNON IN
COMICAL BAR FEATS
KALATECHNOSCOPE NEW
MOVING PICTURES: MAX
WELL & SIMPSON. ILLUS
TRATED SONGS: GILBERT
A RID. INVITATIONS
SISTERS WHITING. MU-
SICAL ACT; McCLOUD &
MELVILLE, TRAVESTY ;
TILL'S MANNIKINS.
SPECIAL. EXTRA STAR,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
BANKS & WIA0Rl
WINTERS.
Singing specialS.

JEFFERSON, noveIfv
zctB Camera saAn
Shots Abroad
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Announcements.

Remember this is Hospital Sunday"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
YAMAM0TO BROS.
From japan.

EOll y JApAd-
II arI e ms Lowest
Pricess Asternoona
15 & 2SS- to all parts
of house. EvenInxH
10, 20, soc.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Wars and Troubles In the United States since
the Revolution.
Election Statistics OF every State in 1900 COM
pared with previous years.
State Governments their leading officials.
New York Legislature acts Of 1900.
Statistics of 1900-foreign commerce. precious
metals, coinage currency, immigration, do
mestic products, population, public debt, pen
sions Indian service internal revenue, etc.
Census of 190O-statistical tables.
Colleges and Universities, with addresses of pres
idents, number of students, instructors and
including endowment.
College fraternities in the United States.
Religious denominations with leading officials.
Patriotic Societies.
Secret Societies
National business and other organizations.
Best performances on record, in every American
Open Air Sport, with the records of 1900. This
feature in The Tribune Almanac will have no
superior, and few, if any, equals.
Game Laws of every State-never before printed
in an Almanac.
Postage Rates.
Failures in 1900.
Bankruptcy laws.
Prices in 1900, compared with other years
Metric system.
Elections in Great Britain.
Trade Mark laws
Copyright law.
Passports.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund operations by years.
Rainfall and Temperature.
Weather signals, etc.
Marriage and Divorce laws.
Labor laws.
Naturalization rules.
Woman Suffrage
Pension laws.
Fast trips of ocean steamers
Railroad speed swiftest trains in the world
American National ensign.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Prince Albert No. 2.
Full Dress Shirts. n q
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

I Mon Evng. Dec. 81, at 7:45 precisely-LOHENGRIN
TN Germany. Mines. Nordtca and Schumann-HeIn
Jean and Ed de Reszke. Muhlmann and Bertram Con
Wed. Evng Jan. . at s-MEFIsToFEIE Din
Itaian); Mines, Marguerite Macintyre and Homer; NM
Crenonini and Plancon. Conductor, Mancnelli.
Fri Ev ng Jan 4. at s-FAUST Din French Mines
Melba, Bridewel: NM. Jean Ed. de Reszke and
Scotti. Conductor, Mancneln. ~
sat AIT, Jan. 8, at 145-DIE WALKURE I'm Cav
mani MINES Gadski Schumann- Heink and Ternina: MN
Van Dyck Blass and Bertram. Conductor Damrosch
SAT Evng: Jan. d Sat Popular Prces-II,
ThOEATORE Gin Italian) Mines. Nordca and Oiitzka:
NM Campanari. Journet and Dippe. Conductor Flon.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

!, steamers Wells City Br,
]; Georgia CBr), Thompson,
oria CBr), Dutton, Newly ork
The age-herald., 1900-10-01
THE AMERICANS ARE
 PREPARING TO LEAVE
Orders For Removal of Trool Has Been Received By General Chaffee-
 VIII Proceed to Manila

Copyright, 1900, by The Associated Press).
 Tien Tsin, September 2S, via Shanghai, September 3O-Orders from Washington directing the withdrawal of the bulk of the American troops were received this after neon and preparations to comply were be- gun immediately.
 General Chaffee is here directing the movement-which will commence at the earliest possible moment.
 It Is understood that the plan contem- plates leaving a regiment Of infantry, a squadron of cavalry and a battalion of arr tillery in Pekin to protect American inter- ests and that the remainder of the troops will proceed to Manila.
 The allied commanders had decided to dispatch a combined land and naval expe- dition to Shan Hai Kwan, on the Gulf of Lia Tung. leaving Taku October l, the to- tai on land being 420O. The American detail had not yet been made, nor had decision been reached as to the naval forces Now that the order to withdraw has been re- ceived from Washington, it is possible that the plans for the expedition will have to