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Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

A. G. Jones. the governor of Nova Scotia, is reported to have twice de- clned the honor of kGiShthood. offered while the duke of Cornwall and York was in Canada.
 The veteran academician. Sidney Cooper has just entered upon his 99th year and stin paints a few hours daily. A series of his works was re- gently eXhibaed in London. Jules Verne has begun his ninety ninth book. and has lived to see many of his fantastic tales of adventure by l land and sea and air come within the bounds of possibility.
 President Roosevelt keeps his office | desk in a very orderly manner. He | uses the shears and paper cutter that were presented to him when he assumed ! the duties of vice president last March. Miss Alice de Rothschild is one of the richest women in England. She owns villa at Grasse and a London i house at Piccadilly. At Grasse seventy gardeners are required to keep this ! southern paradise in a state of perfec- 1 tion. On the estate she has a collec- ton of zebras. llamas and Hindoo bulls. Through Prince Eugene de Beauhar- nais' death the most interesting cOlIec- ! tion of souvenirs Of the Empress Jose | phine which have ever been gathered
 
 ! phine souvenirs are to be divided among the three clubs to which the | prince belonged and in which he made l his home.
 ] Princess Louise of England has es- tablished a hospital at her own expense ] at the Rosenath Inn, the hosteiry 1 owned by the duke of Gareloch estate ! of the Argyll family. where she Is car ing for invalided soldiers from the
 front. Nearly one hundred men have { been in the hospital at one time or an other.
 The duke of Hamilton. whose engage | ment to Miss Poore is announced. in addition to his many titles is the pre- mier of Scotland. and the hereditary i keeper of Holhyrood house. The fiance | is the sister-in-law of his sister. who
 married in 1898 Major Robert Pcore. i Eighth hussars. who served as provost | marshal in South Africa.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

WAITING TELEGRANS.-T are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union office for w. G. Simmons and Ray w. Judy.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jef- ferson streets. Services Il a. m; Sun day school, F m. Mrs. D'Alta Gilland will render ''The Great Beyond"
 PENSION EXAMINERS. C. Balsch of Washington, D. C., a special exam Iner of the pension department, is at the Hotel Adams. and spent yesterday in taking testimony for the use of the department.
 SPECIAL MUSIC.-There will be 9 special musical programme at tho First Methodist church this evening 4 short address will be given by the pas tor. but the greater part of the even ing will be devoted to solo and chorus; singing.
 WINTER VISITORS.-Mrs. w. A. Wayd. maid and child, and Miss Davis of Victoria, E. C.. arrived here yester- day and are registered at the Hotel Adams. They expect to spend the win ter in Phoenix
 w. K. MEADE BACK-W. K. Meade, who was formerly q resident of Tomb stone. and at one time United States UldlSIlal bI ATlZOnd- Is NlSllluE OiNl friends in the territory again, being in Tombstone a day or two ago MT. Meade is engaged Tn business in Alaska and was once reported as having died in that country
 DEFECTIVE PAPERS.-The cases against Bartoleo and Miguel Mod ana and Francisco Duarte. the first two . charged with assault, and the latter with a disturbance of the peace. were dismissed in Justice Burnett's court yesterday. These cases originated in Buckeye precinct, and were brought here on a change of venue. The pa pers were found defective.
 POLICE COURT.-There were two cases in the police court yesterday. one prisoner being held for drunkenness and the other being q Mexican boy who was arrested for vagrancy. The drunk was given ten days and the Mexican told a straight story Of giving up a good job in Bisbee for better one in Jerome, if he was only allowed | time to get there. He was given an | opportunity to see how long it would | take him to get out of town. l COUNTRY CLUE TEA-AIrs. Web ster Street and Mrs. Leo Goldman as- 1 sisted by a bevy of charming young | ladies were the hostesses at the Couu- | try club tea, Saturday afternoon. Re treatments were served of Turkish cof- l fee. pomoloes pate de foie gras, wafers and sandwiches daintily tied with th, 1 club colors. Beauty, wit and wisdom i were to be seen on the links l taking advantage of the pleasant day Among the players were Mrs. H. T : Jones, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Hancock
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
AlR=TIGHT HEATERS

$as5. ss5O. $s.6O, s5.75, $G.OO. $500 and s1O.5O.
 The celebrated Whatcheer Air Circu- lating Heaters. the best stove ever built for wood, $19.OO, $21.OO and $22.5O.
 We have the finest line of coal heat CTS ever brought to Phoenix, No. F, $15.OO; No. II, s1S.59; No. 16, $2O.00.
 A large line of Moore's Steel Ranges. The very best and our prices are right. Call and satisfy yourself.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

Miss Goldman. Miss Stoddard, Miss smith, Miss Ainsworth, Judge Aims worth T. w. Pemberton. F. w. Young, H. I Latham, L. H. Chalmers, l. II. Andrews, Hon. St. Charles Gwynn, Roy Goodrich. MT. Bixby and MT. Creighton.
 DANGEROUS.-An incident occurred on North sixth avenue recently which shows just how dangerous it i- for a man to chop wood and probably a knowledge of similar incidents ac- counts for so little wood chopping by the men folks in this town. The lady of the house asked youth of the fam iY. who is a big strappin9 football player. to go out and cut some wood He took the aX and sauntered out tn the wood pile willingly enough though no doubt knowing he was taking his life in his hands. The very first blow with the aX fixed him. A stick flew up and hitting him on the side of the head he fell like d dead man. Failing to re- turn with the wood in a~ reasonable length of time the lady instituted an investigation. The youth when found was apparently dead. Presently he rolled over and groaned and by the time help arrived he was restored to consciousness again. He is cured of the wood-cutting habit.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

A dressmaker can supply n woman with her wedding gown, but not with q divorce suit.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
M'LEAN's CONTRIBUTION.

The chagrined democratic managers are reported to attribute no small DOT ton of their disaster in Ohio to the con duct of John E. Mclean and his news paper the Cincinnati Enquirer It is true that Mir. Mclean did not fill his barrel and go to the crossroads to open it, but he gave $1OO. which was SlOo more than MT. Kilbourne gave two years ago when EIr. Mclean was can didate. Besides. Mir. Mclean could not afford to reduce his bank deposit for the benefit Of Tom l.. Johnson.-Indian- spolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
GOOD HAIR WASH.

To make simple hair wash take an ounce of southerrwood and thrce ounces of box leaves and boil them gently for fifteen minutes in a quart of water. Now strain off the liquid and to each Pint add two ounces of spirit of rosemary and half q dram of salts of tartar. Rub into the roots of the hair with a small sponge. Those of the above ingredients which cannot be gathered in the garden may easily be obtained at any ckemist 's.-Albany Times Union.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
News ef
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THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fafr.
 Data for 24 hours ending ?. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
DIsrRusT THE TURKS CREDIT.

The Cramps. ship builders of Phil adelphia. have announced that the keel of the Turkish cruiser they are to build win not be laid until the full pur- chase price has been paid. In this an nouncement they evince an acquain- tance with the small failinGs of the porte which many nations have reason to envy.-Savannah News.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
Fish
Picked. Salt and Smoked.

AIackerel, fattest shore head
 less, per pound.,. ..20c. 2fb 33c Salmon Bellies. per pound. ...-20c Hal.but Chunks. per pound. soc Cod Fish Middies, per
 pound .........20c lib 35c Bloaters, each ..........--..-- --5c Dried Sealed Herring. 3 for....5c Dried Sealed Herring, per
 DoN -.-.------- -- i-''1 Milchner Herring, large for 25c
 per keS ..............-.... -Sl-1o Spiced Herring. , for-.......25c Roll Herring. eaeh-.......-.10c Lake Superior White Fish. per
 pounu --.---.. .---- -- --'' Brook Trout. large cans s--....35c kippered Herring. per can..-3oc Barataria shrimp. per can--35c Caviar, per can-.-.-.-.- -23cst39c Sardiues of every description.
 Finnian Haddies. due this
 week.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
NOW IS ' HE TIME TO BUY

oil and wood heaters. cook stoves and steel ranges and Davidson's Cash Store is the place to buy them.
 We have q full line Of Standard New Process and Plume and Atwood Oil Heaters at $6.OO, s6.5o and $7.OO. We have q full line of Box Heaters No. 16. s4.75: No. IS. s5.25; No. 20, 5000; No. %. s75O.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

Maximum temperature. S1; minimum temperature, 44. Average relative humidity, 46 per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

Don't fail to get a few shares of Cop per Basin Gold x Copper mining stocl: at 9 cents per share.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24
LOST

A good thing by not getting in on Cop per Basin Gold S Copper mining steel at 3 cents per share. Office, Bank O Arizona building, Prescott. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-24

Our list of residences TOT sale and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Go.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

siIiaI "lllallI lIIIII d
 Mrs. Snyder of Congress is at tn, Commercial hotel. F. G. Raymond of Los Angeles is a guest of the Ford hotel.
 Carl Hayden of Tempe was in thu city yesterday on busiaa1s.
 w. R. Blackmer Of Buckeye is spend ing several days in the city.
 Mrs. J. s. ElstTer left last night fol Kansas City over the S. F. F. & r railroad.
 D. R. Gentry and r. r. Gentry 9i Yankton, s. D., are registered at the Ford hotel.
 C. Fintlow and F.. A. Tovrcl of Je- rome registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Mrs. George A. Mintz and daughter went to Jerome last night for week. visit with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Reed left last night for Seattle, where they VIII reside in the future.
 Clayton J. Woodwork of Scranton Pa., arrived here yesterday and Is 3 guest of the Hotel Adams.
 R. Chaplain, the dairytaan at the Indian school, left last night over tha s. r. P. & P. for Arkansas City. Kan, bsing hastily summoned by the illness of his wife.
 The following named registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday: l. Frank ford. Grand Rapids; A. l.. Sumption II. w. Vettelone and A. Nj. Barnum, Los Angeles; r. T. Magee, Louisville; F. Steinhardt, San Francisco, and S, Blath, Chicago.
 Among the guests registering at tht Commercial hotel yesterday Were, Solon Marker, Prescott; II. E. Camp bell, Big Bug; Mrs. A. D. smith, Col umbus. O.; F. J. Galley Sen Frdnr cisco: Mir. Craig. San Bernardino; E. w Taylor, Denver; c. Y. Morrow, St Louis; MT. and Mrs. r. r. Trott and Hiss Nellie ITJtt. CGmmissioner' place.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

trade between that Island and the Unit cd States. according to Consul John H. Crout. at Nallctta. In q communication 10 the state department he says that more American goods may te found on Fa.s in Mai,a than for many years past, and there arc prospects that the trade will increase 90 per cent over the present favorable condition.
 Up to two years ago Malta was for a long time without direct communica- ton with the United States, and the supply of American goods had a very small limit, arriving by purchase from England or by transshiprnent from oth- CT ports,
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01
ID. XII. BURTIS.
Personal Mention

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Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

A complete car cahned goods just re- ceivcd at Wickenburg Wholesale Gro- cCry, Wiekunburg. AIiz. Adjacent camps will have the advantage of wholesale prices hereafter. Patronage solicited.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

Bridge work, S per tooth; gold crowns, $5; gold filings, S150; silver filings, Si. Dr. l.. c. Gonzales, Gotten block. corner Washington and Center streets
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

Mics Powell, manicur1ng, haiharess- ing. chiropody and facial treatment. Scalp treating c speciality. Room 1, Gooding Block, opposite Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

N Porter's for handmade Saddles and Harness at live and let live prices. Mexican handy work, Silver Inlaid Bits and Spurs. li2 East Washington street. Telephone 22i5.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01
OUR. TRADE WITH MALTA.
Direct Steamship Line From New Yorh
 Has Stimulated It.

Washington Jan 3l.-The establish ment of a direct line of steamships be- tween New York and Malta Is credited with having given sudden impetus to
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

Go to Ambrose's corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01
OPERATED ON BRAIN
Ed. Brown Survives Difficult Piece
 of Surgery.

Ed Brown. one of the best known sporting men in the city, is at the Phoenix hospital recovering from one of ihe most difli ut operations ever performed by local surgeons. About twrnty-flve years ago 'Brown was struck on the head by the butt end of a revolver. The skull was injured and eventually the brain became diseased
 For several months of late Brown has been in bad condition and although attending to his duties as game keeper at the Anheussr. has suffered d great deal. Last Monday he was taken t. the hospital and on Monday his skull was trephined and the dis eased portion of the brain was cut away. Four surgeons assisted in the operation and the ease has attracted much attention from physicians. Browns recovery has been at an un- precedented rapid rate for such eases.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

If you have broken window pane, telephone J. E. Long Hardware Go. and they will fix 1t for you on short notice.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

Young Fisiscks got a shlnglc out, PrOclliming him M. D. But from A. M. to late P. NJ,
 His office is M. T.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

No question about the best place 10 eat. is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01
SEA FOOD.

Shrimps. Oysters on the half shell, Ocean Fish every day, at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-01

We have an extensive list of city and suburban residences and improved farms or ranches in all desirable parts of this valley. The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

GARDENER Single, under glass ana out
side. flowers. shrubs. vegetables, lawn.
stock, capable to take charge OF gentle
mans place. highly commended. h. r..
- East sth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

William Cairns Stuart et al. as Trustees etc. of
Ellen F. Ward. Plaintiffs against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants.
pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
entered in the aboveentitled action and
bearing l4th day OF June 1900 l. the under
signed Referee said judgment named will sell
public auction. the New York Real Estate Sales
room. III broadway in the Borough or Manhattan.
City York Friday the 4th day or January Ol
IL O'Clock that day by Peter F. Meyer Aue-
the premises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot; piece or parcel OF land situate
lying being In the City n New-York. ana being
Section r;umber T. Block Number 1874 as shown on
the Land Map Of the city Of New York and bounded
described follows: Beginning at a point on
Street distant hundred and thirty-two 032 feet
six 49, inches Northeaserly OF
the Rouleyard hundred and second Street
hut AZ or opposite middle line OF WALL run
ming Nortrwardy but parallel with the boulevard
and 10 and through said wall far the same
extends one hundred 400 thence Eas'wardly but
naralIel with West One hundred and second street,
tbfrtv-two Cs) feet inches: Southwarty
hu again naralel with Boulevard hundred OOOl
feet 10 the NortherIy lire OF One hundred and
second Street; thence Westwardy said Northery
line OF West and second Street thirty Two
inches the Point place OF beginning
CHAS. H KNOX. Referee
LORD DAY & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs office and
postoflce address 100 Broadway Manhattsn). Ne"
York City. :, -.
its street number 2O7 West 1929 Street:
West
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
Surroqates Noiires.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


YORK by the Grace Of God Free and IndeEendentt der t
To Attorney General OF the
q York. Public Administrator OF me county OF
all heirs and next of kin OF the deceased
tesatrix Mrs Levi r Morton. otherwise known as Mary
entitled hereunder mere
inbefore enumerated whose names ages re; reslaehes;;
Of relationship 20 the deceased
tcsatrix Levi T. Morton. otherwise known as Aaty
with due diligence be ascertalned hy 'e
petitioners herein. send greeting: -, -,
whereas Celia FOslet OF the city Of New Gork, mas
lately applied Surrogatss Court OF our County OF
New York 4 instrument in writing pear
ing 3rd of December. lss! relating 10 Dot
ana Testament of r. Morton, otherwise known
ss Narv KEENAN, late of County Of New York. de
Ceased: therefor y0r each Of cited - appear
sfor the surrogate of County Of New York. at his
oeice in the County Of New York. the 4th day OF
thousand hundred and half f-past
or that day. then and there 70
%. said last VIII and Testament
And such or YOU as hereby cited under the
ssa ~ ;wenv-one years. required BY
-srdau n YOU have II have 10
nS anp for appointed in the event OF your
neglect or failure guardian viii be appointed by
he Srrocae 10 represent and for in the proceed
ing. - --.--, - g, -. -
srogates court the said County II New York 70 be
her affixed.
said County OF New York. said County
he OF January. in the Of our Lord
- one thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
ERIK Of
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

est 1925 Street.
lien charge. to satisfy
which above-describei property is TO be sold Is
thereon from the sth day OF
June. 1900 less payments account amounting to
500 together with and allowance amounting
s3sS 43-IO0 together with the expenses OF the sale The
the taxes assessments ana water
rates or other be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase-noney. paid ~ the Referee. Is
81. .T35 34-1OO and interest 900
Dated New York. 18th day of December 1900.
The sale OF the above descriae1 premises Is hereby
adjourned &c Friday. nth 1901 at the same
hour and place. 80 go,
CHAS. Il KNOX. Referee.
LORD. DAY LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. l2o Broad
The sale Of above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned Monday. February th 1901 at the
hour and place. CHAS. II h-9oA' lselTaet. gIs
lord. DAY LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 10 Broad
way. y. Y City
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
CuIerlusure Sales.


liens which be allowed the purchaser out Of
the purchase paid the referee is 81 s92 05
and interest
DATED New York October 18th. 1900
SOL KOHN.
The above described property hereby ad-
Journed 10 December Ilth 1900. the time and
place.
Dated New TorA. November 9th. 1900.
SOL KOHN,
Referee.
The sale OF the above described property hereby
Journed 70 January llth. 1901. at the and
place.
Dated New York. December 11th. 1900
sol. KOHN.
The sale 81 the above described property is hereDy ad
January 1901. place
Dated New York January H. 1901.
sol. KOHN.
Referee.
The Of described property hereby ad-
journed 70 February 5th. 1901 at the time and
place
SOL KOHN.
Refar
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
Sarah J. Burby al. Defendants.
In pursuance a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly entered in aboyeentted actcn. bear
26th day of January 1901. !. the under
signed the Referee in said judgment named VIII sell at
Public Auction at New Real Estate Saesroom.
York on the day Of February. 1901. al
Il o'clock that day. hy William n. Ryan Auc-
tioneer premises directed said judgment be
therein described follows: All that certain
provements erected No 231 East 6uth
Street 18Th Ward OF the CITY of New York. ana
bounded described follows Beginning a point
side of Goth Street distant l16 feet 6Aa
ond running thence NoTthwardly
parallel with d Avenue 100 feet inches the
centre block between 60ta and 6ls Streets
thence WestwRrdly along said centre line Is feet 8
inches thence Southwardy again parallel with Second
Avenue and part OF the way through party wall TO-
the Sorthery side u Goth street. ana
EastWardly along Is inches
the place OF beginning Subject however the
restrictions buildings and covenants against nui
contained Instruments recorded LiJer
1889 Of Conveyanoes page 5S8 in Lt<- ss2 of Con
pages ala ana AZ .1Ss! i1lo u CJnvey-
st Age 255 and LiheV 2O3i 81 Conveyances at
page III the Oice of the Register q the city and
County Of New York Being Of The premises
wife by Deed dated March 8O-h 1893. The said
premises being located IN Block lab. Section . the
Land Map the city OF New York together with The
appurenances
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
ADAMS CoMSTOCK, Attorneys Tor P.aintin. 81 Wall
Street New York
The following diagram property T. be s1ld
as described above The street number being 25s East
Goth Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ or NEW YORK.-Ce3rEe Frecerit Victor. ram
tn against Jacob j.. Butler and DINERS.
H. pursuance "A Judgment OF foFecio-Lte am
dulv 4uade and entered the aDSyeehllt-si hc'ul'
sguei TIE Referee IN said Judgment NAMED VIZ sen
M TIfr- Auction al the New York Real I-sIfte ailr
rlorn Broadway. IA the Borough ot ,S1i
civ 0f New the SNth day or etI u, t-'
a. u O'Clock uOon that aay - Nlliah "a. INs
AuctI,reer the premises directed by said Jldtte!t 20
sold. therein described as follows,
-FOUR certain lots pieces parcels OF !ahd sIune %
of Manhattan in city and State OF Ne" 1ih a. d
bounded and described follows 70 VII; - :
~ a point on the B1utherly side or one IiuHuIv4 %u %
Fifteenth Street distant seventy Ave Col ieet
nom the corner formed by the inter~ectioh OF 'l
s1uthery eide one Hundred and Fiesnlh Sllte'
ar.i the westerly eide u broadway t"rIi!tt.g IN ,,
Zra) running thence souEeTly and parallel Win iF'i
and eleven GD inches 20 tho centre Ihe OF 'is
between Hundred and Fourteenth ana one Iil+t
sud Fifteenth Streets. thence westerly aoiis Iiie
line of the block parallel with one lfntdtru si
FYffaeuh street hundred OOOl feet; tntI'e ' ~,
e-v and again parallel with broadway ioIIiIly S.l1
Bouleyard) hundred OO0l feet an5 eleven
- the e1utherIy OF one Hundred ana fHt,.' =
-ret sr5 theme. along the FOutheFly sde t
1n. iTur.red and Fifteenth Street one huhdId 'l"''
sast - The point place OF beginning being the same
fr,Iuises which conveyed 70 the sah jacob
I,rtI.r bv George Frederick Victor ana ~ie by i'
h.. np even date with said mortgage. which was given
70 secure the payment part OF the purchase money
u said premise -- 81, ,ant
h@''N 49, HENRY II. Il. STAPIER Referee
/ A McCREERY. Attorney tor Plaintiff, ll9 Nassau
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York tity. -
The following diagram of the property 10 De sold
as described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
18th street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to sat
isfy which described property IL TO be SOLD ls
Fo-ty-four Thousand Three Hundred and Slxty-eight
100 Dollars with interest thereon from the list Gay
Of January 1901. with costs and allowance
amounting 10 Hundred and Thirty eight 70 100
Dollars with interest 23d, 1901 together
with expenses Of the sale. The approx mate amount
~ taxes assessments r other liens. which are 10 be
allowed 10 me purchaser the purchase money or
paid by Referee. Is 81 134 u 100 and interest
Dated New York, February 4th, 1901
HENRY y. h. STAPLER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-05

ADVERTISEMENT ana ,sbscr,ptso,, 20,
The Tribune received az their Uptown
once. No. LAP Broadway % door north
tisements received a; the following branch
Offices al regular once rates until 5 O'clock
p. m, viz. 2Ss sth-sve., q. e. cor. 23d-st
l32 oth-sve, cor. i2th-st.: Aseys. eth
ave and lsth-st: ls2 Columbus-Svs-. near
West e6th-st-: los West s2d-st., near 9Th
ave: e2 East isth-st: 2o7 West <2d-ss
between 7th ana sth avss.: ise East s7tss-
ST.: l,SBs 8d-Nye.. between T6th and 77th
sts-: l.o2e Sd-svs.. near eiSt-st.i l.z0s Est