.NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1901.

James McCreery & Co.,

FURS.

Sable Fox Boas, $0.50

Alaska Sable**

<ciaster taii»> 7.00Mink

" *' •• ...... 10.50Russian Sable

" ** " 75.00 and 00.00Persian Lamb Coats. Latest 310 dels,

—with

bell cuffs,$55.00.

Seal Coats,— London Dye,, $165.00.

Twenty-third Street.HOME SEWS.

INDEPENDENT DEHOCRATSfor

EDWARD M. SHEPARD

BOURKECOCKRAN

will at

CARNEGIE HALLTo-ni^ht, 8 o'clock.

NO TICKETS REQUIRED.

Iflooking for overcoat warmthdon't forget your legs —

warmthin spots isn't what you want.

Medium weight long over-coats, exceeding graceful, ratherloose, cover and warm the entirebody.

Hard and soft finished clothsof every possible shade of gray,as well as browns and blacks.

$15 to $32.

Misses' Suits and JacketsA Special Offering for To=day and Saturday.TAILOR HADE SUITS of Venetian cloth. Eton Jacket

fancy velvet vest, trimmed with satin folds. Flare Skirt,finished with rows of stitching, blue or black. 14 to 18 |C AAyear sizes, 1*7«vr\J

BOX JACKETS— Heavy kersey cloth Box Jackets, stitched fl f|Ostorm collar, lined withheavy satin, castor or black, VtVO

Full Line of Misses' Raglans at Very Attractive Prices.

Sale of Children's Reefers.A special purchase ofChildren's Box Reefers on sale to-day. They are

made ofmelton cloth, double breasted, with two small capes piped withvelvet, colors navy blue, red and brown, 6 to 14 year sizes.

3.98 Each.Latest novelties in Infants* Coats, Caps and Dresses at exceptionally

Low Prices.

Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.

Schillinger, a butcher, who lay dead on the floor

beside her and who had committed suicide.

Superintendent George Blair of the Outdoor PoorDepartment received a letter yesterday from

Everett. Va.. staling that labor is scarce at that

point: that those who are willing to work can

find plenty to do there, and that houses will besupplied for them, food given to them and work

found for them. The superintendent Is asked to

lay the chance for work for« needy families.

Of course the suit under theovercoat should be equally wellmade, and as well cut.

New cut, cloths and colors;$15 to $32.

Underwear to fit. $1.50.Rogers, Peet & Company.

IT'S Broadway, cor. Warren.nr.d 7 an<l 9 Warren St.

CfiO Broadway, -or. Prince. We fillorder*ICOrt Broad-ray, cor. ?23. ¦ »>> mat'-

an.! .'.4 Wnl :«.l St.

A GIFT HINT—SIMPLICITY.Apoint to fastidious tastes and slender purse*.A simple piece of furniture. if carefully con-

structed, and of subtle contour, is an aristocrat.Frequently. in real grace and elegance, it willexcel an ornamental piece of many timer, itscost.

Such aristocrats are here "in allo their mostepride." Tea- Tables, almost Grecian in theirsimplicity, from $3.30. Hanging Cabinets, forreserve cups and saucers. £."».'..'">. Dainty Tea-Trays. $7.50. Muffin Stands, $10.50 -these aremerely hints for tea-lovers There are kindreddelights for all lovers, at factory prices, as you

"BUYOFTHE MAKER"

Geo. C.FLint Co.43.45 mo 47 Wfi&T2i»ST,

NEAR BROADWAY.

1& purA Pine {%RNITUSE

SPECIAL MENTION.

THE REYNOLDS FARM. AT FORT CHESTER. TO BE

TRANSFORMED INTO A PRIVATE PARK.

James Blosf. a wealthy banker, has purchased

the John W. Reynolds farm, at Fort Chester, on

the Sound, for the purpose of laying out one of

tht- finest country places in that region. The farm

consists of sixty acre* in King-st.. and a large andcostly manor house will be erected on the highestelevation, which commands an unobstructed viewof Long Island Bound for miles. It is said thatit is th* intention ot'the new owner to transformthe grounds Into ... rivate park, and to erectlarge stable* and conservatories.

for a rorxTRY rLui: oa rrr souxn.

factory: 154-ans i&6 wEsr I9?STRct-:rA.lvfrtl.cmont. admitted Into these col*

.iii.ii, »re re.omi.i^iirt^.t to the reader* ntTHE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable, andbasißrsiit can he done by mail with the a<l<.vertisers withperfect Bafety.Announoementa.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE—F. J. Fish, of Boston, and Endi-cott Pea.body, of Oroton. Mass. CAMBRIDGE—Baron S. yon <"?. '.'.enb^reT. Austro-Hungaxian Charged'Affaires, of YVashlnKton; Baron yon Hengelmul-

ler. Austro-Hungarlan Minister, of Washington;

Professor John Howard Mile*,of Glasgow, and N.H. ¦¦¦aim, of Toledo. FIFTH AVENUE—EIiotHubbard. of Boston. GlLSEY—Colonel FrederickPhlsterer. of Albany. GRAND—Major J. C.Muhlenberg. U. S. A., and Major H. F. Hodges.V. S. A. GRAND UNlON—Booker T. Washington,

Of Tuskegee. Ala. HOFFMAN—Charles LouisDreyfus, of Paris; Benjamin Ida Wheeler, presidentof the Tr.lv«r6!ty of California; Commander W. H.Drtges. U. S. N.. and Baron Borch. of Washington.HOLLAND-Thomae Nelson Pase. of Washing-ton; David McClure. of San Francisco, and JamesH. Eckels, of Chicago. IMPERIAL—CoIoneI D.C. May. of Buffalo, and ex-Mayor D. C. Robinsonof Elmira. MANHATTAN—Professor Charles Mcl-Jen Tyler, of Cornell University, and WinthropCoffin, of Boston. MURRAY HlLL—Joseph H.Choate. United States Ambassador to GreatBritain; Dr. A. T. Hadley. president of Yale Uni-versity; William R. Harper, president of the Uni-versity at Chicago, and ex-Judge J. Rider <""ady. ofHudson. NETHERLAND

—Ex-Mayor W. W.

Jacobs of Hartford. PLAZA—H. L. Swift, of Chi-cago. SAVOY—Ludwig Max Goldberger. memberof the Imperial German Conciliative Board forCommercial Measures, of Berlin. VICTORIA—Judge J. T. Marchand. of Washington; Colonel Her-man Brown, of St- Paul; ex-Senator Charles A.

To*-ne. of Minnesota, and Congressman W. E.Howejl. of Maine. WALDORF—AIIen Kahn. ofthe Credit Lyornaise. Paris: Rutherford Trow-bridge. of -Haven; Dr. Manuel Johnston, ofHavana, and Judge Lynde Harrison, of New-Haven.

A New Collar.T. & VT. "Lubeok." •'L.ubeck." E. & W

Beautiful ha:r ta alera»i pleesin*. ar.4 TARKF-RS

HAIR BALSAM *i' ...

QRB\-ES OINTMENTmakea .. bealthy akin, BOc.

"Ainuacmcnts.

nnnfiTnn'o^-ir'vaudbviujs *• comedy.

I'Hflt•IIIH N> lv -5 Boc- No Hlsher

Ii.UL.U.I Uf LAUGHTER th» Main Feature.

OQrl QT \ "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON."Lull Ul.< "Tour Wlfe-s Husband." Splendid Vaud.

511 111 < "M4VPV OPn" GREAT AUGUSTIN

th nU HMul ftb'J. DALY COMEDYHi Ml.

'All Star Vaudeville. Continuous Comedy.

i«tm > s A N d o W ;;!',¦j/J ST.' "Baby Chase." Vaudeville. Laushs.

1-oth UiUm. Butterfly" !BeautifulT©th "Mmc. DUiteniy iDeiasco put

nfi ST. '"Her Last Rehearsal." Cream of Variety.

SUNDAY HOTS& CONCERTSOpiOGEyr AND PEST VAUDEVILLE IN TOWN.

LYCEIi>I THEATRE Weil. Afternoon,LYCEUM TiiEATKL net. so-nt 31:10.Major J.^B-'Pina announces SARAH GRAND15V""1Toffo?"c* oflnfln bnflNUVatkor "f "ThA Heavenly Twtai." "Bake, th« Imposeil-

ble.' etc.KURJF.'T- I Madam Grand'a success as a lectureriirric, |n C.reat Ilriraln the r>a<=t seasonIVI C.P* C I s \u0084..«.

, of any lady speaker

MAN. I knovro to the English L>ceums.Reserved Se fit-i. 1.80 A 1.00 On Sale at Theatre.

a IfAP>BB RT <!" Aye. A 2IU 5t. .."...at S:IS

LAS In C" IB ElDANIEL FROHMAN. Manager.Vi"Ski IIIH IiANIKI-FROHMAN. Manager.

Qa I"KmV »*2 Matir.ees Thur»d*jr 4 Saturday.

BERTHA GALLAND Sla-^ . . -« r« f nvay t .Tlih ft At S:10I|A IV *> DANiKL FROHMAN M«r.L/ril_/I•***

M.Tim.eg Wed. and --it at 2.,;illRRGAT WEEK.

Me-srs NIX >S & ZIMMERMAN PRESENTi.... 1..1«iir.1.

-• 1...H.1..11 Gaiety SucrfM

THE MESSENGER BOYwith JAMES T. POWEBB

THEATRE REPUBLIC^ *"&£?"l?.'*p SAT,. Matinees WVdneMiay v Saturday. 2:lft.

J.11. Stoddart in The Bonnie Brier BushIIVIII.KM VIOLA A1.1.i:.\. |Ev«s.. MI.VOpera llouta. i "In the p«ln<-e of ihe King." i Mat.

s. v Week— Louis Mann—<:l.iraL'.ptuan. . Fat.. 2:15.

waluck's E9R AIAB"TT do>|IM riAOKETT hi iikv.

"lU-st I">mi Pirsar e.nce SaivllU.".—TVm. '.V:nt«r.

illID D A V HILLTHEA. Lex. Ay«. St 42: St.

MUIinAT M\Tl>Ki:K\ KHYDAIU&o.Marie \\iiiii»rlthl in T\\«-lfll» Majht.

II\ MMI !- :KIN S Bvt*.">:ls. Matinee .^titurday. 2:15.\H TiillH,

|lt« SSKLI- HIHIX.

E.,„ SWEET MASUB.

HERALD Sfi&Sn CAN DALYMATS. WED: .t SAT.. 2:15. UU 2M |IUIIEVENINGS AT 8:15. UIIIIWllk I

{jS£?iox"d7t:l| . THE NEW YORKERS.UHOAIUVAV THEATRE. 41st Street .v Broadway.

I.\s'r WEEK >>f the rastl* Square Open Co.TO-NIGHTa.vJ TAHMBAUSER. SAT< MiKAOO.bat* mat. Ifinnflauotn. night. rn^AUU.

PRICES -'. "¦'. l-f><>.

Madison SQUARE garden.

FLOWER SHOWTO-DAT TAIU.R AND WEDDING 1>1> "ORATIONS.

SATI"Kr>AY CHUYSANTHEaiITM DAY. CONCERTSAFTERNOON AND EVENING. OPES 10 A. M. TO10 P. M. ADMISSION. 50c^ CHILDREN. 2Sc.

m v

VDVERTISISMICNTS and »ut»cnonon.i tor The Trtbuoertcelvrd Bl >n»lr Uptown Office. No. 1.212 P-roadw»r.

24 door north of 31st-«t.. untilft o'clock t> m.: *<iv*rt!e»-¦Denta received at the following branch oiTli-es at regularoffice rates until S o'clock i>. in.. vis :254 Sth-ave.. •. c.tor. 2M-*l.. IS3 6th-ave.. cor. 12th st.; Mac»*». «th »»•.and 14i'i st.; 142 Columbui* aye,.. near West o6lh-st. 10«West 42.1 at.. near 6th-ave.:82 East 14th-st.:

UARISE ISTELLIGEXCE.

MINIATUP.B ALMANAC.Eunri*e6:23iSur.Eet r.:•>•• M •. sets ISO a m!Moon's age IS

HIGH WATER.

A.M.—Sandy Haah 5:07 Gov. Island .V.;4Hell Gate 7:27

P.M.—Sandy Hook 6*llGov. 1.-lani IM Hell Gate .A.

JS( oiz/.v; fi7 A.4 if/:/;>¦.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY,

r'.ower Show at Madison Square Garden

Free outing of the Bufine»a Men'» Protective, AfirKrlatlon.Lebohner's Dester Park.

|M—!¦M Shepard at Schuetien Hf.!:. Mmf^M «-1

Broadway. Urn« Island City; Caoatt* Hall. No. 101Grand^i. Brooklyn; EckTorfl Ha. Eckford-tt. and

Sormnn-av*-.. Brooklyn, evening; noonday meeting.No. 4.SG Broadway. Manhattan.

Ee*h Low in Brooklyn: Turn Hall. Me*.erole-st..•

'.-•S:20; Schiellein's Hall. »:1O to »:*?; Turn Ha.l.garter at »:35 to 9:50: PiMHar Hall. 10 o clock.

Justice JeranJe in Brooklyn: Parshall's Hall. 7:«S to (=:1O;

Acme Hall «>:-"'• to S:30; C3eran r.t Avenue Rink. 9 to

aJO Alhen«fam. '.' S.. ;-. 4,'. Turn Hail, Sumpter-st.,

10:10 to J0:20; Schlellein's Hall. 10:25.Citizens Union. VlHth ¦¦¦>!> District. Teutor.la Hall,

Sixte*r.th-*t. and Third-aye., 8 p. m.W. Burk« rv--krr.r. at Carnegie Hall, fe p. m.Hungarian Tolltical Union. Tammany meeting. Cooper

Union, 6 p. m.Justice Jerome and Jacob A. Cantor. No. 147 Avenue B.

evening.

Manhattan Liberal Club. No. 220 East F!ft«er.tr,-et.. 8p. m.

Dinner for President C>'ru« Northn>j> of the, University ofMinnesota. Hotel St. Andrew, eveninr.

Dinner en new North German Lloyd *teair.;hlp Bremen.Hoboken, 7 p. m.

Board of Education free lecture. Th» Catskll'.s anfl theAdirondacks." by <"-v.axles Barnard. Holy CommunionPariEh House. No. 49 Wen Twentleth-st.. 6 p. m.

¦^mnarmcnia.

FMPIRE TilEATHE. BROADWAY & 40TH ST

Evenings S:2O. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

JOItfSDRtI. IiEtOtiU ii>COWMHI.!SgSS^lVs CRITERION B^^T

&R?4th s,\

Evenings 8:15. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

MM. FAVERSHAM iA KOYAL KIVAL.Preceded by PRINCE CHARLIE, by R. Marshall.

, ¦ ¦

——" I

O\nniCK THEATRE. 35TTI ST. &BROADWAY. |Evenings at B:3C. Only Matinee Saturday,

< IIMilh"« I "Great Success."—

Herald.

HAWTREY 1 A MESSAGE FROM WARS.SEW SATOT THFATKE. 34TH iT. &.B'WAT.

'i^ast 2 Nights Last Saturday Mat..LOUIS MANN i THF Rj"l^ HInorCLARA I.IIVMAX | IIILl\»-U nL'JUINext Monday

—Charles Frohman Presents Eber. Ho!d"en.

MADISON »<*• THEATRE. 24TH ST.. NR. BWAY.Fverinrs S:3O. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

S&:,. THE LIBERTY BELLES.«;\nnE\ theatre. 27th st.

*Madison AVIRvenlnsrs *:\!> Mat. Saturday. Mr. E. H.

Oa*\TUPDM IF ¦»'EHK KIM(i.O\J Irt EL 518 IF IWERE KING.NVxt Tuesday— Special Matinee—RlCHAßD LOVELACE

KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE. B'way&S^th St.

HENRY IRVING. MISS ELLEN TERRY.TO-NIGHT « 15—THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.

MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2—KING CHARLES I.SATVKUAV SIGHT. LOUIS XI.

i . SKXT WEEKS REPERTOIRE.MONDAY TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY SIGHTS. MAD-

,AMF. S\NS'GBNE. THURSDAY NIGHT AND SATUR-DAT MATINEE. MERCHANT OF VENICE. FRIDAYEVG NANCH OLDFIEI-D AND THE BELLS SAT-

1

URDAY NIGHT THE LYONS MAIL SEATS NOWON SALE.

piIAll DAVIDBELASCO presents°• WABFSEIO\i\ii\KK ¦

I.N THEv loinw

SATIKDAT. HI 11IK AUTIO>EtK.

WM FLOROOOBfACADEMY OF MlSIC. 14th St. & Irving PL

h°o» ses. ARIZONArXiPrlceji 25. 50 7?1. 100 Mats. Wed. A Sut.. 2. Eve.. J>:ls.

EXTRA Grand Ccncert Sunday Eve.. 25. sl>. 75c.

casino, l&iti&lAUSI Hii-w»y.3ih st. ]#vSnll9#4 S£&sLurMat.'sat. only. I THE LITTLEDUCHESS.

IRVI\O PLACE THEATRE. Eveirs. at l>:2<>.nUht A Mat. Sat., "DAS INnESCHRIEIIENE

BI.ATT." Saturday Eve.. "|»ol1.i."

flDanbattan Ebeatre, ttr™™[.A\R_S FISICEL

Mlrnnilnof the Ilnli-ony. Ev. ?:2f>. Mat. Sat. 2:13.

AIYIFRICA\ 42D ST. AND3Sc Me

Mat. l>ally except lion, 2S<-. I .MYPARTM IITed Marks' But Concert Every Sunday Night.

l/FITU'O Bwajr ipapist

I%ObIIIIV 14th St. ::<> Other Arts.

C" |-\ C" Mf WORLD IV WAX! New Orchestra.UL-IN; CINEMATOG Ita I*II.mi S X .< PRE3. M-KINLKY LYING in state.

Dacn^nn'C continuous show.I*ii3XUli »3 :o AXD 30 cents.The Donovans. Cook and So* r.i

TO-DAY.Versel From Line.

Elswlck Manor Hamburg. October 3Oleta Gibraltar. C»ct.>ber >•Button F.arbados. October 15. ...Lamp & H ;-.Laurentlan _.G!as-iraw. October •- ... Alan-StateLacroma Gibraltar, October »El Monte. New-Orleans, October 19 ... MorganMoneibello Gibraltar. OctoV.er 10Germanic Liven October 16 White StarNord America Palermo. October 13 La Velo.-eHindoo • Hull.October 12 WilsonNicola II Copenhspen. October 9 Scand-AmPennsylvania Plymouth. October IS Bajnl Am

SATUP.DAT. OCTOBER MCampania Liverpool. October 18 CanardFt Paul Southampton October 19... .AmericanCymric Liverpool. October IS White StarCcrr.anche Jacksonville. Oototx-r ..:.... •"!>Euljrar.a Hamburg. October 14 Hamb-AmBrltlfhPrince Antwerp. October 12 Ph.rnixEeperania Havana, October 23... N. Y. & Cuba

SUNDAY, OOTOBBR 27.

ElIMa New-Orleans, October 22 .... MorganLa Champaime Havre. October 19. FrenchManltou London. October 17 At. Trans.Poudam Rotterdam, October 17 H I-Am

OUTGOIXG STEAMERS.

Steamer Chester iDutch). Julfs. Antwerp October 8 InhallaFt to c II Randerbrock. Arrived at t, .- Bar at 'Ap m.

Steamer Britannia (Fri. Marrec. MaiwlllejiOctober -.Almpna 7. Malasa « and St Michaels IS, with miw ani23 ateerace i v ng«» to J W Elwel] A- Co. Arrived atthe Bar at .': a m.

Steamer Dart (Br). Clark. Antofocaata, Autru«t 2.">.Plsapua 30, I'al*l - Buena Septeml><>r 1. Valparaiso ,'>.<:oronel 7. Montevideo 24 and St Lucia October IS, wilhmdFe to Flint Fli.Jy Trading i".im|iany: vessel to J H¦Winchester .-. Co. Arrived at the Bar at lrt:.W a m

Steamer Atlas. Rubelll, Sabine i'.is-. October 15. viaDelaware Breakwater 24. with oil to the Standard OilCompany.

?tcam*r City of BirminKham. Burs. Savannah October21. with radae and passengers to the Ocean SteamfhlpCompany.

Steamer Hamilton. Boas. Newport News and Norfolk,with mdM and passengers to the Old Dominion SteamshipCompany.

Steamer City of Macoo. Savafie. Bojfon. with m'i?<» tothe Ocean steamship Company,

Sandy IM, N J. Oi-t 34, 9 SO p m—

Wind northwest;fresh breeze: clear.

FAILED.Steamers Volao 'Brl. for Savannah; L'Aqultslne fFr).

Havre; Sicilla il'ali. (lenun. etc; Ar&con, Newport News;Konlpin I^itse, (tjori. Bremen via Southampton: F4 Vail*,Ne-.v-Or!eans; Jamentown. Norfolk and Newport Ne'.v*;EaoUaxo, Nassau, Santiago, etc; t'umal. Galveston; Daj-gry <Nort. Pr"»fre!».->; [Uverdale (Br), Auckland, etc: Bene-factor. rhilaiie!ph:a: Kanj-as City. Savannah; City ofPhiladelphia. Bklttnjore; Themis rNor«. N«w-Or leans;Evelyn, Newport News (In tow of tun E3dward lji.-k»n-bach).

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.FOREIGN PORT3.

Lizard. Oct 24. 11:40 a m—

Paf?ed. steamer Vaierlar.d(Br), Albrei ht, New-York for cherlourg and Ant-werp; 6:15 i> m. patted steamer '.* F:re:a*ne (Fr>.

Alls. New-York f.r Havre.Brow Head. Oci 14—Pa«se.J. »l»jm»rs Bovlc (Hri. Jones.

New-York for Liverpool; Weils city (Dr), Carey.New-York for Bristol.

Prawle 1 Bt, Oct 24—

Pa»s*<J pteamer Martello 'Mr*.Jenkins. New-York f.>r Hull.

I^ndon Oct 24—

Arrived, steamer Marque;!* <Br>. Oati*.New-York: sailed, hteamer Mes-il* (Br), I>owe. N«-n-V ik

Queenftown. Oct 24. !»:3."> a it—

Ssll-d. steamer Majestic(Br», Smith (from Liverpool), Jfew-York.

Rotterdam. Oct 23—

Arrived, steamer Excelsior <Oer>.Courtin. New-York; 10 p m. arrived, learner )¦itterdam (Dutch), ItPK"veen. New— York via Doulosn*-sur Ifer; 24th. 10 a m. palled. »team»r Rott«rda>m(Dutch). Stenxer. Bouloßne^itur-Mer and New- York.

Stettin. Oct 21—

Arrived, steamer NaasovU <<"Je-». NeppT-sohmld, New -York vltt Openhaß- n

HambuiK. Oct 24. 2 a m—

Arrive1. M».im»r Patricia (Ger),LelthausT. New-York Ma Plymouth and >•V»rb.->urit.

Dnntzle. Oct 23 Arrived. steamer Eneirl« i(>r).

Schaeffer. New -York.Lifhon. Oct 24

—Arrived, «tenrrer Peninsular (Portt. Be:

ter.'-ntirt, New-York via Pfeyal.Almeria. 0.-t rj

—ftille.J. si'smfr IV.ntlac (Brt. Scott <fr>m

Venice. Trieste nni Ham, New -York.Marseilir-H. rict 21

—Sailed, i-te.irnei MutKur.ila <Kri. Buhe.

New- York.Marseilles. Oct 24— Arrive^, steamer Victoria (Brt. Warrts.

New York via Naples, Paleri and Lerriprn.Naples, Oct 24. I<> a m—Arrived, steamer Hoh»nzoliern

Cler). Cupperi" New York for 'I<ti..,i <anil proceeded).Para. *">< • 23

—Arrived. Fteamer (iruncnse iHr), S[rf>d'llnK.

New- York.Stncap-.n-. Oct 24—Arrived (previously), steamers Afama

(Brl. Bement, New York for Bhanjchal, etc; Athe,.*fOer>. Wajmer. New York for Mur'.la. etc.

Pernnmbuco. r>rt 23—Sailed steamer II enrth (lln Tl ¦¦•

lor. frv.ni Kl-> .lanelro ror Ne«-

York; arrived. »t*amefHevi llus iBelt Stapledon. New-York f<-r RioJaneiro.

TO'RT'RAITSOF

Our Late PresidentWe have arranged for a limited

supply of Portraits similar to dUI ISunday's Illustrated SupplementSept. 1=;, on heavy woodcut paper,with black border. These may bepurchased at our office, or willbemailed to any address for five cents.

AddressTHE TRIBUNE,

New-York.

TO-DAT.Vend For. i,:r.»- Mall»close. Vessel s>all».

Arar&r.oe. furl—tnn Clyde 3:00 pmCity of Washington. Mexico, N V & C.12:00 m 3:<K> j, mRio Grande. Brunrwick. Mailorj 3:it'i p mHenperlies Argentina, Houston ... 12:00 m H/ijimHamilton Norfolk. OM Dominion 8:00 ; mCoronda.. ArKentlna, Norton 10:00 a m 1J:OU m

SATURDAY, OCTOBER M.Etrnrta. Liverpool. Cunard lf»:*ia. m 2H»pmliycdam. Rotterdam. Uol-Am 7:.^>am 10:110 amAnchoria. Olaacow, Anebor IJtin 12.-00 mInland. Denmark. Srar.d Am 11:00am 1:fi<> V mTalatia. Hamburg. !-.:•:¦• 3:'"' p m

mince, L«ondon. At Trans 3:oopmBuffali. Hull. Wilaon ¦

Bntlrh King. Antwerp, Phnpnix

Morro Caatla. Havana. N V & Cuba. :ooa m 1 '¦<' p mX ntabi fit Thoinfis. Qn^bec 9:80 a. to. 12:00 mMara>ca!ho. Curacoa. R«l D '.*:'i<»iiin12:00 mI'once. Porto Itiro N V Ac r R 0:00am 12:00 mrr,~r. Bt Kltis, Demerara '.>:") a. m l« >OmAllfßhajiy. Jamaica. Atlas 0:30 am 12.-00 mI^ampasa*. Oalveston. llallory

—¦' '"l m

Iroquois, r*h>ir!eston. Clyde :::<MpmProtena, New-Orleans. Cromwell 3:<«>pniJ»-ffer«on. Norfolk. Old Domini n. ... 3KK)pmXl CM. New-Orleans. Korean 3:<>o pm

MONDAY,OCTOBER 2S.

Jameetown. Norfolk. Old Dominion... ¦ 3:i/>pm

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AUTUMN MEETING 1901.E\TK v DAY.KitIDAV.OCTOBER 25.

MX OVEU.M»iHT RACES.FIRST RACE. 2 P. M. .^^

Take 3d ay "I." to Wills ay.. thence by Special Tri^

wane n t.anpfr kield. w> ft"*

SAX FRAXCISCO stocks.Sin Francisco, Oct. 24.—The official closing quo-

tations formining stocks to-day were as follows:Alta 01 1Kentucky Con '<¦•

Alpha Con OilLady Washington C">n... "iAndfs "t Mexican 21H<?lch«r (ft ii. Idvntal Con "7n**i & IVlcher l.VOphlr 13I!u!!!on "iOvei man >-,Cniedonla .. l".»; I'otoHl ik

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YORK CITY.

The 6e<Jlcatlon service of the Madison Avenue

Presbyterian Church. Seventy-third-»t. and Madi-fson-ave., willbe held on Sunday. At 11 a. m. the

A Rev. Dr. Theodore L.. Carter will preach, and at

fin. m the Rev. Dr. Thomas C Hall will deliver asermon.

The r.iFine«6 Men's Protective Association, whichIs supporting the fusion ticket, willgive a free out-

ir.c to patrons and employes to-day at LebofcMTiiI•• th Park.

A dinner In commemoration of the l.QnOth annl-rrrsary of the death of Kin* Alfred the Great Isto be held at Delmonico's on Monday evening next.It will be a. notable affair. Among- the speakerswill be the Mayor of Winchester, England; Gen-eral Stewart 1,. Woodford. General Wager Swayr.r,Hamilton W. Mai.if and the Mayor of Toronto,Canada. Tickets are now ready for distribution, at|T. a pate. Those desirous of participating in thi6occasion are requested to address at once the So-ciety of American Authors, No. 33 Broadway. New-York City.

The special committee of the Merchants' Aero-rlation on revision of the Bankruptcy act met at

the rooms of the association yesterday alternoon.An executive committee of five wat appointed, withpower to conduct an investigation and to com-municate with other trade organizations and withIndividuals. The committee consists of Ora How-ard, chairman; W. T. Evans, E. D. Page, K. B.Hirsch and E. W. Riker.

The body of the woman found dead at the MelvinHotel, a Raines law plac* at No. 201 East Seventy-«lxth-st.. was identified at the Morgue yesterdayas that of Mrs. <""adlHn. thirty years old. of So. 246Cast S:xty-flfth-st.. by her husband. The police,think the woman was shot by her paramour, Emll

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