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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

COMPLETE BOOK OF THE OFFICIAL Inn -
MKINLEY-NoW READY-AGENTS wANrrr
Also general travelling agents and resident .ts.-,
handle the only authorized ofrciaI an,,
tic life Of President Mckinley; also giving lives O, o.
other martyr Presidents Lincoln and Garfield: cornp;
inside history of the vianous workings the ara-b,
societies: profusey illustrated; 500 The only H.
Of Mckinley printed in English. German ana Svas,,
Liberal commission to agents and straight guarantee,
salary to those In the advanced positions. You ,s,
nad PETER opportunity to make big quickly sny
easily than you have to-day. You make s5lN -
hlontn Tor three
history or great and and life Srrxs 10y
"Iiile the iron Is hot Do delay.
worth rom $50 10 $50 And bear IN Minis -
TX you demonstrate that you sell books
later IN the fall will be willing employ yo ma,
straisht out guaranteed salary appoint and i,s-r
0,n s asenss: TINS Is the chance OF lifetime NJ
ne As our own books and easily duplicate RE -
o. , any other house. and will do We also Civ.
Iuaoie premium 10 every purchaser worth rnors ~
tne retail price OF the book. Many OF these 90, aa
tnst are advertising Mckinley merely
agents and ouy their books from adyfsa 80,
ordsr from US and thus deal directly with me ns
IacIurers credit given freight paid Outfit free w..
To-Day ana send 10 cents for postage on outfit iits
COOPERATIVE PUBLISHING CO
Dept oil. CSC Dearborn St. Chicsr,
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was a moderate buyer Privilege traders had much
to do with the market. Liverpool I'D higher al
though there had been decline here Friday. Paris
slightly lower. and Paris crop news is OF larger
supplies and smaller demand than anticipated. De-
ceber opened es7sc, sold between 6Ssc and 6s1sc
sellers and closed 6s1sc sellers: May closed at
725sc. The Northwest had s4s cars against 5S last
year: primary receipts 100000 bushels over last
year. The Southwest had rains where moisture
was needed. The Northwest had clear weather where
the wheat is moving 70 market Inc weather
conditions could not have been improved on Clear
ances were $3.50 bushels Worlds shipments Mon
day are expected reach S75000o bushels 1t looks
II the visible increase would be 2Oooceo oushels.
Liverpool Unexpectedly up ia on corn Lon
don bids slightly better. There were hardly
any Western offerings shipping sales were 100000
bushels The pit feature was buying of ABOUT ooVoo
bushels May by the Patten crowd. The selling was
scattered. There 2s3 cars: the estimate Tor
Monday IS 249 cars. Clearances were $4,000 ousneis
Local stocks will decrease for the week ABOUT 'cVuV
bushels The sentiment Is mixed western
offerings could not be any smaller. but local stocks
are large and the foreign situation weak Decem-
Der opened at 5e5sc sold between 56c o'd ana oosc
sellers and closed at $3.50 sellers May closed at
5Sasc Corn prices tonight are just whefe they
last Saturday.
The seaboard seemed to be buying May oats mere.
Futures advanced &c to 14c. Oats sympathlzeu
with the wheat and corn steadiness. Patten maze
a show of buying. The trade was unlmportant'
There were 1856 cars, with 1875 estimated lor Nioii-
day December closed at 35ssc: May, S77sc- 10
nights prices are practically the same as week
ago Western offerings keep small Inc New
England demand for oats is good; better imam ioi
wheat
Flax was weak the futures off &c to Sc; the casn
off Sc to &C. Duluth prices were DC lower ne NO.
Northwestern closed at 81 A. and the NO. a'
81 A. October closed at 81 80. There were 80 cars
- saad AZ tbe three points against lis last year
Provisions were weak, the result of scattered
uouidation The trade not large Pork CLOSED
Sc to 15c under Friday; lard, sc to lOc under ana
ribs Sc to TIC under. There has been covering OF
shorts by local bears this week. commission
houses have sold; the bulls have not ventures
,,oh s,,nnort Prices show q sharp decline for the
week. particularly on the nearby deliveries of lard
nd ribs.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

to-day numbered l3.iss bales Broken pieces were In
Germany being the largest
buyer. Fine grades firm but mediums were irregu-
lar Withdrawals increased Up 70 today 25Zbz baes
offered Of which l09lS have beer Withdrawn.
bales viii be offered Following the
5dals 6]sd: greasy. 3hQll4d South australia 2 200
bales secured 9dI1s 4i2d: greasy, 32a9d West Aus
traa 100 bales: greasy. izq7i4d. New Zealand, ] 100
bales secured 5&dGls 3D. greasy, 3AQ9d. Punta
Arenas. 200 bales: greasy. 4N4lsd.
arrivals OF wool for the sixth series amount to
1874 bales including 500 forwarded direct spin
The imports during the week follow; New South
Sd bales. Victoria. 1851, Queensland l,233
New-Zealand 4.4s3 Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 46:
elsewhere, 100.
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NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits ruled rather quiet but about
4dy prices Rosn. tar and pitch were
all unchanged. We quote:
TAR-Re gllars. 81 90 do oft hbls. 81
SPIRITS TCRPENTINEJ-2siA a SIC. -
ROSIN-Conuon good strained. 81 42H; d. 81 5o r
81 IS. F. 81 90. c. 81 CO II. 81 -; 81 70; k 81 20; NJ
50 IS: y. Sc 20; W C. IS 60: w W. 81 30
STOCK ON HAND.
SnIrifs trrnenttne OIL bbis
Tsr .................... go bbs
London, Oct 5.-Turpentine-sprts. 2ds 4iad
Savannah 5-Spiriis turpsutius firm. 34isc;
ceipts 79o bbs; sales. COS; eXPorts SOS Resin arm;
receipts 2,615 bhls. sales. LAO; exports, 113.
Wilmington Oct. 5-Spirits turpentne Arm, $50 SAC;
receipts casks firm. 900P5c receipts. 2S8 hhs
Crude turpentine steady SH$ S0 receipts 80 hois Tar
steady. 81 30. receipts. Ill bbls-
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HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
cAMBRIDGE-Count Graf Won Moltke. of Berlin.
FIFTH AVENUE-Andrew D White. United States
Ambassador at Berlin. and Justice J. NJ Harlan
OF the United States Supreme Court. Washington.
GILSEY-J. Donzel.nan, United States Consul
General at Prague. GRAND UNION-Dr John A
Harris. OF London. HOLLAND-Harold Kountze,
OF Denver IMPERIAL-Captain Richard S. Wells
Z. s A. MANHATTAN-Justice e D. White. Of
the Supreme Court, Washing on. and Ex-Governor
Charles Warren Lippitt OF Rhode Island METH
ERLAND-Justice S. Alonzo Kellogg, of Pittsburg.
EAVOY-Mme Sibyl Sanderson-Terry. of London
WALDORF-Count G. De c. Montfort, OF Paris
and General j. Estey OF Brattleboro. VI.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Oct. Cotton nrn mlddns 1-leo: low low
bales; sd rrnents 72l; sales. 24cO: stock 1896
Galveston, Cotton Arm: middling. Slice low
good ordinary, 1916; receipts, a. lis
bales: sales. 3,7I6; stock, i141O2. ~
Savannah, Oct 5--Cotton quiet ard easy; mtddlinS.
Tc: rddng 7ac; receipts IL 100 bales experts to
Continent, 1.sG0; coastvise. 2025 sales 1884, stock
42046
New-orleaas oct. 5--Cct,cn steady mddinE. Bloc:
low niddlng T9c good ordinary 1910; receipts s644
bales exports France 5000; sales 2,G50; stock 761
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVA NIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsSES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
S8 The leaving time from Desbrosses an"
Cortiandt Streets is five minutes later .hnn
that giver below for Twenty-tbtra street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
Cars New York to Ps6urg Sleeping Car Pittsburg
e FAST AZ f0li2ss GlfyelaPd
go A. NJ g1 sdkaF and 6bsePra
ton Cars For cRiesso cisysland Toledo Cincinnati
rss Ss ~ Es.sossB Taaasss5ii:
5.55 r NJ ST LOUIS EXPREss6MF9oE r PIT In
5 5nfP0a %ESrERS Il For
p i 81 r sefESsy and
Route Cleveland except satqJ9SS Elk
IS f PIsSaTs Cleveland AMa nashville
'.""a' W As AND THE SOUTH.
Dining es5rqsses and S SoTan a5a pnns
caT as 25 6Dinns carr IS Dining Car a5
l2iO nIgh sunday IS 1875 Dining
Lin ali PaFior and Thing tars} as. 425 Dining
sorTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. S25. AS P. m. 121o
Atlantic COAST LlNE-Express. SIS a. and s25
sEABoARp AIR LINE RA1LwAY.--'Florlda and Metro
politan Limited" 1885 p m. daily. Express T.
NoEFooLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAFEAEE OHIO RAILW Way a. NJ and ASS
For OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-750 a. m
Tee lTarTy S and So ? m daily o,. s.
Through vestlbuled Trains Buffet FarIor Cars and
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY--l255 p weekdays.
FoT points on New York and Long Branch Railroad urom
west Iwenty-thrd Street Station. S.55 a NJ IL. TO-
80. Ito and 4j5 p. Sundays. 25 a. m, 455 D. m.
Qrom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 600 a. m.
10 $40, 10 and 80 p. m. Sundays, 9.45 a nn
Bio -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo tDes6roSses and Cortlandt Streets goo 725
SO 500 DO t955 Penna. Limited. 10 10 COasb-nsses
ard Corandt Streets e2o) Dining Car ess CDring
cortSndt Streets 20 " a o? Is ass a
dining carr. 455 Dining Carr. 555 DINING Carr 755
n. -. n light unda frN
eoaeh.sl SO SOB 25 955 nimited o.E5 1885 din
ing carr e. m. 1876 Dining Dining Carr.
325. 355. AS Dining Can. 49, Dining Car 555
Dining Carr 7.55 SIS. 80. o * p. m - 10 night
Ticket ctces Nos 4sl. I19G Del Broadway:
Isl Fifth Avenue below St) Aston House; west
wentF-third street Station. and stations
presses and Sortandt Streets Court Street
ton street aS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex
Iion, brooklyn; Station. Jersey city The New York
transfer Company will cell for and check baggage from
hotels ara residences through destination TeIenhone
-'-N-N ~NS
J. .. HUTCHINSON. J. p. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass Aren.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct hoCostnE Beef firm: extra ~ In6 a.
Lard dun: American re1nei in pals. 49s Cd; prime
Western in uerces 49s Cd faIns-Short cut Ii &c 10
NJ dull dull; Cumberland cut. 20 to 80 10,
4a Ca short rib % NJ sos; long clear n.iddies,
40 n 49s; short clear backs 10 to 90 H. IS 81; clear
dull 3ss. steady finest United States. 9Ss good
United States rs. Cheese quiet; American finest white.
American finest coored, 46s Sd. Taow strong
prime city sos; Australian London. SIS, Cotenseed
quiet, 2Gs Cd Rosin-Connnon steady. IS Tad Pc
trolelun-Rehned steady ID I1nseed oil steady 32s.
Wheatspot dull; NJ 2 red Western Iwtnter 9s go;
futures quiet; December IS flsd; March, 5s 75.d.
Spot quiet: American mixed. new. 4s I'D. futures
quiet: October 0Hd November. As 109sd; December,
is lO5sd FlourSt Louis fancy winter steady. rs I'd.
Peas-Canadian, Is 4d Hops at London Pacific Coast
steady, 70 5s@Df3 los
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NETWORK CITY

The Schoornssters' Association will hold meet
ing Saturday next at 1870 a. in the Brearley
School No. II West Forty-fourth-st. a vice-pres-
dent Will be elected.
Announcement is made by the Postoftice author-
tee tina. the sale of the Pan-American stamps will
Be discontinued October 81
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A NEW METHOD OFF TREATING.

ALL DISEASES of the skin. blood, nervou.
system absoiu ely cured. New methods
FACIAL TREATMENT, surgery. kidney.
bladder troubles. blood poisoning. nervous
debility. chronic weaknesses. tumors. vari-
cocele MEN AND WOMEN. Infamma-
tons removed; mind nerves. vitality.
health. happiness. restored. Consult alton
tree. lis or IS Or. NELDEN. ID East
2Srh-et.
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ADV ERTISENENTS and subscriptions lcs
The Tribune received at their CptoN,
O.t.ce. No. lao Broadway. 81 door acf-n
Of SlSt-st-. until Q o'clock p m: adNer
tlsements received AZ the following orah. .s
offices at regula. Office rates until sc.
l32 6th-ave-. cor. 2th-st
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AR rISTIC UPHOLSTERY.

AR TlSrIC UPHOLSTERING and attractive
decorations; III RNITURE made TO order
repaired. remodeiied. polished or refinishe.i
NA IRESSb.S made and CARPETS at
tended to: packing and shipping. WILL
IAN BIRNS. $50 West 3lth-ss broadway
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. (SpeciaD.-To-day's wheat range
was within sc and the close sc to hc Friday.
In spite of favorable weather and slow shipping
demand shorts inclined to up. Patten
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A GREAT OFFER.

WHY PAY CASH for high grade Tailoring:
You can get l. Just as cheap on Weekly
payments, WRITE Salesman will call
PAN-AMEhcAN CO., I.i42 ist-aye,
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ALL FOOT DISEASES.

POSITIVELY successfully ard pal1lessiy
treated; ingrown nails a specially: mani
curing DR.. LESCH. ga Shave. between
5Slh and seth SITS
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AN OsTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE

OF y. A. HOLLENBERG. NJ D.. sOT
Lexington-ave. t62d-st.), is now omen for
the reception of patients: highest references
OF patients cured.
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Antique CLOCK REPAIRING

ESPERT Repairing: Specialist on Antique
grandfather. Hail. Chime and French
Clocks SCHwEIzER. - Maiden Lane.
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AnsoRBs. sCATrnsss. EXTRACTS.

IMPURE blood causes disease Wonderful
NlTAPATHIC TREATMENT E,ectrIcity'
heat. vltal magnetism. vital baths. Vita
patny LURES ALL w!tnout poison drugs.
FISK or danger. Consultation free. DIR.
MAUDG kEATOk. 100 Fart ll6th-st
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ARCADE TURKISH BATHS.

WINDSOR ARCADE BATHS.-TurkIsh.
russian, Roman. Sulphur. Electric Nau-
heiin; superior appointments: skilled at
tehda'-ts: popular prices: ladies' department
separate entrance: every requisite for an
exclusive. luxurious ana satisfactory BAH.
ard East I6th-st
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BEDBJGS-

RID YOUR PREMISES OF Bedougs by con
tract. Rats Mice Cockroaches. Naser
Btgs- Contracts guaranteed. COSIAhs -
6th-ave-. New-York.
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A pvERr1sEMENrs and suhscrtp,,en. for III. ,,r,,,,

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The TrIbuns
- received their Uptown Office No l2I2 Broadway
ID D. m: advert
received at the following branch at regular
office until s o'clock m. 2s4 S,h-ave s. .
2Sd-st: 1a2 6th-ave. I2th-st:
and 14th,s lia Colqmbus-ave West 66th-st: i0s
West 42d-s near Gih-ave % East l4th-st- PSI West
42d-st.. between Ith and
3d-ave between 18th nth SITS: iOo6 3d-aye nss5
61stst: 1.TOS lstave. S9th-St.;
So 3d-ave 4lstst.; 554 Sd seecker-st
S25 Beecker-st. $3.50
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Books an0 publlranons.

a CIHoHS manuscripts required: publication ..-,,r
"A volume form: international copyrfrhf-
examination: bank references MANUSCRIPTS
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool oct s. ! p. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate busi-
ness: prices unchanged 70 1923 lower: Amer middna
fair. 51sd; good mddng l5-l6d middllng, 23-32d
Oiled; good ordinary. ll-32d; ordinary
3-32d The of the day 5000 bales. which
SEQ were speculation export, included $500
American. 'Futures opened easy and closed steady
American mddiing. c. October. 3l-64a4 35- cd
value october and November: 2s-64d sellers; Novem-
and December, 2i-G4qi % Gid buyers. December
and 23-6414 2i-64d buyers; and
February 23-e4d buyers; February March, 23-6id
buyers; March April 23-64d buyers: April and
Nav 23-64d buyers; May and June. 23-64d buyers
OTHER MARRETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago. Oct. 5-cattle-Receipts. head including
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ARTISTIC PRINTING.

= - -
CATALoGU ES. pamphlets, circulars writ
ten. designed printed by experts WIN
MOUNTAINEERING PRINTING COM
PNNY 1cT Wooster-st
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Oct. 5-The condition of the Treas
ury. divisions Of issue and redemption at the De-
ginning of business to-day were follows
RESERVE FUND
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BOON SELLER.

WRITE now for list OF Books which can can
be bought elsewhere. TO BOOkSh-Ll-r-H.
406 East IorL 49,
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ATTORNEYS.

UNION LAW co. Incorporated Isl
broadway. n. Y, .ransacts all legal
business promptly: advice free
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ART UPHOLTERER AND DECO
RATOR.

~ ~ ----,~-~---~------>->----
Nj. PARSOUT. 4aS Columbus-ave.-Mat-
treSSes made over and to order Antique
FURNITURE repaired. etc Carpets cleaner
and laid.
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BOOKS.

lWVEggNG'g Sg MME3
BOOK SALE,
s2e BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST
Extraordinary reductions have been rnads
N Crder % close out our summer stock OF
the ldfsSt and best books. Never ceio''
rave soch values been offered Prices nave
oScn s!ashed right and left. regardless O.
SSs'' regardless OF profits. Stock taking !,
aInoSt at hand Midsummer clearanSe
must &c SWIFT and sure All kinds OF ooSH,S
% sur ali tastes n sto-ical biGgrapnteal'
rehsious. scientific books Books ~ rctl9n'
IsNSL Books for children. poetry ~
EhSScIopSedias on sale for a song. incluu
M Appletons. Chambers. Britannica ~
plss, &c Purchase now, the chancs. - Q. I,
nIstne. ~ VIII not occur again LON EN-
ING. s2S Broadway. near 18th
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ALL FACIAL AND SKIN AILMENTS

SUPERFLUOUS Hair Worts. Moles re-
moved with electricity: painless. Mime.
WEBER. 53 West 2Ith-st Open SUNDAYS.
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.

MADE TO ORDER and ntted:
Ny terms reasonable Mayer q
GOuse.nann. l04 East l2th 81.
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Hntnrnisheo Apartments 60 Get.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS.
sol WEST 1I3TH- ST.
All outside Hight; eight large bath; 80 feet front
each direction; all modern equipments: most carefully
managed non-eIevator property in city; most healthful
beautiful section. especially refined families
obstructed views Rents $500 $1,000. Opposite ST.
Johns Cathedral adjacent University. Morn
ingsde Riverside Parks: northwest corner Amsterdam
Apply Superintendent.
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

s. wYLER. late with ]. NJ. Guggenheirn.
DIAMONDS. jewelry. sllverware and an
iques- Old gold. silver and iewelry bought
OF exchanged ". 2Sth-st.. near 5th-ave.
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00G WEST seth sT.-Two newly furnished Iarg,
oSO rent. with board in private family
References exchanged MRS. VAN NAME.
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A SARN Ell.

hkETOL SOAP cures pimpies. scaiy rough
skin. kRETOL TREATMENT removes
oIemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
Eases. Book free kretoI Institute A. &
ssS 9Th Ave. New vcrk
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AN1IQUE Ci4wto,t Sofas Tables, Bureaus,
Chairs China Closets Bass real old
d SALVO. 225 East 42d-st
YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.-Curios. an
tques. old gold. silver and books bought
and sold. 162 LeXington-ave.
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Antique FURNITURE.

NEwMAN'S, las EAST 42D-ST.
REAL ANTIQUES OUR SPECIALITY.
A paradise for collectors: the largest and
most unique collection OF old mahogany
furniture in New-YoVk: rare bits of china
pewter, copper and brass
RARE genuine collection OF antiques ma
hoganies. all descriptIons: reasoaab BILE
prices: also repairing. MULLER. AS East
52d-st.
AT THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE En-
CHANGE, ]. 6e9 Broadway. above 5Sd-st.
you can find some choice samples of old
ancestral furnituI every piece a positive
ha-gain; fine rep iring and repolishing.
reasonable; inspection Invited; open even
tDgS
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ANTI0UES. ETC.

Fl. FRIEND. ~ w. 24th-st.--Old Mahog
any Furniture. Bric-a-Brac. etc.
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ASTROLOGY AND PALafIsTRY.

PROF. ST. LEON, Scientific AstroloEer: 81
years practice. los West I7th-st, near
6th-ave. Consult alton 81.
NINE. LOUISE BOY Astr logist AMI
Palm st. Satisfaction guaranteed. Con-
situations daily and Sunday. 81 w. 2ist-st
NINE. LEILA, the New-O lie n Asst olJ-
sist Palmist and Cards Ladies only.
rs West 4Sth-st.. lst floor. front.
ISAWARA Pyschic. PIANIST Consu.ta-
lions daily. 10 to o. m Sunday in
Guided. 200 West 41st-st
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School Aqenries.

GoVERNESSES. TUTORS. TEACHERS SUPPLIED
~ Information Musical and Educational Exchange ss
Carnegie Hall
THE E MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY $50 stb-ave
Il New-fork City makes specially conscentiouslr
furnishing 70 parents fun information schools
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FURNISHED Apartments Go Get

NOR REST-Second floor furnished. with hoard.
L private house. VIII separately; down
town: location; references exchanged. r.
Tribune UPTOWN Office. 1922 broadway
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Countrn l1rorertn for Sale.

NOR RENT.-Eght months lorger. Upper Montciair
L y. J.. house brick lined. fully furnished: no
heating electricity; 16 rooms. baths toilets
10 minutes Erie station. Address No. G536
Room 700 2s7 +th-ave.. New-YOrk.
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The Literary "Ought."

rom the New 1ork llIheS
The confession, II know / ought to like
such and such a book or author, but l do
not" is not infrequently heard from the
lips of persons who value the possession Of
good taste In literature and concerning au-
thors of accepted standing, and the same
confession would be heard oftener if all
readers were equally frank. This raises
the interesting question, how far such in
dividual independence of taste may be in
dulged without carrying the indulger
outside the boundaries of literary
culture and good taste. We can make
broad rule very easily. Thus, reader who
delights in Mrs Southworth, Miss Evans,
E. P. Roe and Mary Johnston and cannot
read Thackeray, Stevenson, Goldsmith
and Mrs. Humphrey Ward taking names
at random), cannot claim a place in the
ranks of people of good literary taste. But
when we narrow the boundaries and at
tempt to decide how necessary it is to like
Browning and Meredith and TolStoiS fic-
tioD, not to include some of the older clas-
sizes, then We meet a problem not so easy
of solution. In behalf of independence of
liking, many a precedent might be cited
This list would include Howells' estimate
of Scott, Mark Twains estimate of Cooper
and CarIyIe's contempt for Darwin. An
analysis of these dislikes would assist us
in reaching some explanation of the DIFF
ference of view taken by persons of repute
in regard to many authors. and would lead
to the conclusion that one may indulge in a
dislike (or nonliking) for certain authors of
recognized position without forfeiting the
claim to good literary judgment