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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
PNEUMONIA
ATTACKS THE
F|RtLESS CITY.
Scarcity of Fuel and Lack of
Heat Cause Grip. Colds. BrOn-
chitis and Pulmonary Ills
to Increase.

The use Of "Scvcnty-sevcn," DR.. Hum
phreys' Specific, breaks UP Colds. Grip,
Influenza, Catarrh, Pains and soreness In
the head and chest. Cough. Sore Throat.
vents Pneumonia
III" consist, Of a small vial Of pleasant
pellets fit. tho vest pocket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
One taste convinceS
KORN-KRlSp
No argument needed

Russian Sable Mu'is. round and flat,
newest shapes, large assortment. SIPS, Sis,
$3.50. $500. $500, $500, $3.50, $3.50, 5000,
81 900, Sl,eS0, $1,000. Neck pi css. Man
ties. Nictorines, Capes at corresponding
prices. Articles TO order from selected
skins without extra charge.
NOTE do not sell darRened or blended Rus.
Sian Sable. only the genuine natural color.
c. c. Shayne, Manufacturer, 4lst and
42d Sts., bet. B'way and 9Th Ave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The Southern set. by the way, will be
unusually active this winter. The United
Daughters of the Confederacy is about to
issue cards for ball to he given at Del
monico's next month. This will be the first
large function Of the New York chapter.
and il to be a notably large and brilliant
affair. Mrs James Henry Parker, presi-
dent Of the Daughters, has been in New
Orleans the past week. to attend the an
nual con vention Of the society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

All the members of the Southern set will
attend the wedding of Miss Mary Newbold
Lawrence and Heth Lorton in Trinity
Chapel on Thursday, Dec. l. The cerc-
mony will be performed by the vicar Of the
chapel, the Rev. DR.. william H. VibbVt
Afterward there will I've reception given
by the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Burling Lawrence of 1928 East Thirticth
street. Mr.. Lorton was one Of the origi-
majors of the Wednesday cotillons here.
and has remained one of the chief patrons
Of these and Of the new Century dances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
Army and Navy Orders.

WAsHISGroS. Nov. l5.--Thesc army orders we're
Issued to day:
First Lieut. william T.. Bennett. Jr. Nineteenth
Infantry, from General Hospital. Fort Bayard TO
Wh,pplc Barracks.
First Lieut.. Frank ". Rail. Twenty .hnh Infantry
from General Hospital. Fort Bayard to Fort Logan
Second Lieut.. John V. Green. Artillery. assigned
to Forty third Goats.
Second Lieu. Alfred A. Maybach Artillery
transferred from Forty third Coast 10 Fifty fourth
Coast.
The examining boards al Fort Mcpherson Fort
Ethan Allen and Fort Riley are dissolved
Second Lieut. Charles H. Mason. recently an.
pointed, assigned 10 Eighth Infantry and To Fort
Columbus
First Lieut.. Robert u GrubbS ASSStan, Surgeon
ordered to du'y ~ General Hospital. San Fran.
cisco.
board to c9n',s Of Major James Parker, Cav.
Hlrv, Assistant Adtl'an' General, Ma jor John f.
Gull'oylc Twelfth C7vUl-y; Nh jor William \. NRnn
Fnur'ccr'h lnffr'ry: MAJOR Frederick ". Siblcv
Eleventh CFN'lrv ardCa Harry G. Hale, TWENTY.
'"ih Infantry u annotated 10 meet at the War
department, WASHINGTON. fr the purpose OF re-
Slrc the snail arm n~lng REGULATIONS
Leaves of absence granted. Capt. Thomas NJ
anderson. Jr., seventh Infantry. for two months:
second Lieut.. George \ DerhvShlrr, Twenty.
l., l., Porter. extended ono month
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These navy orders were issued
Capt. II Knox 20 san Francisco for duty as
senior assistant Ia Rear admiral commando ng naval
defence. Paclnc Coast district.
Commander j. ID. Adams To navy yard New
York.
surgeon W, Il, Du Bose to navy yard League
leland for duty In connection with hitting on, OF The
Maine and duty on board when commissioned
NidShlDman q. e Wcs,crvcl,, from the Dolphin
to the Wasp
Lieut. J, H. .Rowen. TO the Minneapolis, navy
yard League ISland ''
Lieut.. 4. L. willard, previous order modified.
continue on duty at Washington until further
instructed.
Lieut.; @. p. Rice, resignation accepted 70 take
eject Dec. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Pell, Philip Sands. Robert c. Barclay,
Theodore Lawrence Bogert and Douglas
Ludlow Gilman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Charles r. Swords gave his bachelor
dinner last night al the University Club.
Mr.: Swords and Miss Florence JacQucln
will be married next "Wednesday at the
Church of the Incarnation
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The engagement is announced of Miss
Grace Armitage Wilcox, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin A. Wilcox Of 933 Madison
son of A. A. Fraser Of Oakdale, l.. l.
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Mr., and Mrs. W. Watts sherman will pass
the winter in southern California for the
benefit of Mrs. Sherman's health They
will leave here on Wednesday. Nov 28
Mrs Sherman = sister in law, Mrs. Harold
Brown. who IL also her stepdaughter. will
live this winter at so East Fifty-sevcnth
street.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
TRANSACTIONS N REALrY.

William Stone bridge has sold for John = short
vacant lot -SNlls feet on the vest side ~ Arthur
ave. go feet north Of one-hundra5- -sr5-eizbt,
fourth-st
Jacob a King has sold the property NJ a.
Nest flftA-fourth-st. for Mrs Sarah Brush Of
connecticut 20 builder who viii erect 4 seven
story building on the pl,t
Sho"her a Co have sold for a Nr. levy the four
story and basement broN-nstone dwelling house ~
l56 West SiNty-nfth-st. size 2oxsoxloa
f 8 Foley & Co have sold me furnishings of
No, 26s West Thir1y-fourth-yt
Joseph II. Franklin has sold 70 Charles Adler No
= East one-hUndred- d-ani-thirteenth-st three
story dwelling house. on lot l6xeau feet
r. p McQuay a 60 have sold for z Y Booker
a two story frame dwelling house on the west side
90 Crotona-ave- between One-hurired- and-eiE iErty-
nrs' and on"-hurdred -and-e Etty-second st-
s CoWen has sold No los Besch-ave. a TWO fam
lily house, lot axl0o feet
William H. Picken has sold No = West One-hun-
dred-and twenty-eighth-st. three story dWelline
house on q lot T. 6N9s n feet
Louis Rinsldo denies that ho has sold Nos 81. s.
and $ Elizabeth-st
Andrews, Bell a 60. report the following leases
For 2. r. Corey. No. rs West Fortv-uinth-sJ- 70
@ Montanyc, and suhlet same To ". CoEswcn Rog-
ers for a term of I'VE wears. for George Boldt 10
Therese Martyr for business purposes. No East
Thirty -sevonth-st.; for Carter estate Samue, a.
FortN-secoud-st-; No. Ia East Forty-~cc c1ud-St-.
store and basement. for John Z. Iordan sons % J.
MendeloWitz. and second loft in No. ~ Flfth-aNe-
10 GlaSsruaD company The same nrm also u's"-
tiated the lease of tho northwest corner of sixth
ave and FOrty-SeCond-St.. for Walter ;. Saloman
20 the United Cigar Company
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

b. Vincent Ryen: 552 " ll4th-st. '15 p " ot
Broadway. Hxltzil1. sly dug h. f1recl-uT' sale
May Lewis agt Carrie Ke1ned. "- al a g. Frusn
81 l. Hedges ref action No T. due -u1g-
s5 q7a- costs S4s -. Ss37 81 go " ll#tl-s
5 = 1853 n - Broadway. lN-aNlosll. sty tVg D.
sale parties. action No = due Iu-s
S25 g7s costs Ss@s b. etc Ss3 81 81 ~ llfh
81 s Is9 ~ Broadway. lNsNleill: = sly cWg d.
foreclosure sale same parties action No 3 1u~ oa tus
costs. $40 " llirh- -. IS 5l." q
broadway. 2aNlpo II. dWg n. f1reclsur, sale.
Henry T sloane tarTi- : Kennedy 70 al. a Brow.
ATTY Arthur ~ Sllel r-f. due Judgt. 50 SO. costs
$3.50 IS. NSs4 20
By Bryan !. Kennedy. 20a East 18TH i24 q
~ "a lsN00li, story ensne dNs b.. forec!1sur
sale. Herbert b Turner agt sophie Weiss - al Louis b
Rolston ATTY Henry p Nesselrran Ivf due on lu1gt
SO. ia -. costs. Ssll -. taxes. etc. $40 =.
Philip A Sulyrh- 80 West l-lst 81 39l-S o. a
l6 NN1Uull. hr-tn' dWg Do. foreclosure
sale Catherine Andrews David Fueiit- I1rn
II Ju6Fe. atty. Jas J McErt.N. ref. dls fglgr
SIa $50 - costs. S3aS lo- take. er~. Hi.4s3 a.
By Peter Meyer t'- slU West ls'tl 49, - %
Nicholas lSEsl n . story hv nsrre lE-
foreclosure sale. H-idel-h,lmer Th1s CrarT
az. Milton Msyer. aty5 Geo D lluHkfr r.f. due
on fuigt Sla Sa@7 To. -ff S-7st
By : ,selis,iakrr- 3ls East 3is' :" p
ave 2ONlUl So. story fat d. flr-lusurs sale IH-r
BuTghardt Francis Schnugg - al r p Huuuel
Delaney. ref due 'ulEt s. fG9 a..
S17l -: taxes etc. Ss3p. PRIOR utse. So on
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
ETORAGE NOTICE

HAEGEF STORAGE WAREHoJ an.
prt.. .;'., West 2ffh street.
To- Mr. E1r 'a~ r. Batss Mrs Gilbert
l Beers, Mt. NJ b Henehs.,,. Mrs
BIeEumau. N,iIt. 4 BLOW ~ o. Hr.
George Ro@.h. Mildred Bowers. UeTu
hresltu. tl"reu-e 3. Br0"Ewsy. ~ o.
Brow. Su-au Brown. Mrs Kate Eu~ks
Mr. Kate Burns. Miss e l.. butler. John
carter. Mrs Harriet ~ '1nver,s Mr.
Ho-e 'aTt.r- lHuS. toruoU or wife. MI
cushing. Mrs Delta naly Estate oC NJ
boUi-I Mr.. Dohsrtv. SIR. Susan Don
nelly. Nrs 4 puWiing George DufrisF.
Mrs T. f8ston Ehss T. Eastou Mrs "
FORESTER. Alrs. Carrie T.. Francis. Fraser
MANS go = French Mrs Louise A.
Fulier. Henri 'isna. Mis- Msrv T. Cir
oons. James Glassford or wife. James
Green. Miss Elizabeth Hsrr. q : Hath
aVay- " ". Hayes. Mrs. II Henderson.
Mrs Joanna HoltUn Miss Emma g. Huft.
George Hunt. Mrs Edith ives. Mrs Eu1s-
BETH Jackson. " Il. Jones Miss Ann
Jones James L. Kemp. Wm KiStner. Mrs
q. g La Grange Mrs Peter Lang Mrs
sophia Le1vy. Miss Annie McCabe. Mrs. T..
" Mc'oy. HsuN NeGse. Thos : Ms
I.auEhltu. Mr~ cath NcMorrov WIN. r
McNeu r. r. MagiuUes or Vife. Ms
Marie ; Mann or daughter. Mrs X F.
Mann. Mrs Meredith. Mrs Marths = Mer
rill. bleecA"r Niiier. Estate ot John Moore.
9. e Moore, Hudson Moore. Mrs Thekla
Morton. bani"i Murphy John T. Murphy.
~ lAfN IT Murphy. MIS- IT,
SchnoesenberE. Mrs. II Schooumsker B.
a. Shotwsll. John Sisglin. \ p slater,
Mrs Margt smith. Mrs Annie NJ smith.
Henry L. Smith. Mrs. Lillian smith. Mrs
Mary T. Spencer. " : Starues Mrs n
NJ. Stevens Chas. stewart Mrs Mary Sut-
ton. Mrs Minnie Tewes Hugo Toland.
Kate Todd Marie Traver. Mrs. - 4 or
Lila 1feadwell. Mrs II e Trpletta. James
Tucker. II. z. Newell. Mrs Marie g. New
mans, Mrs Rose O'Conn0r. John J. O.tuu-
nor Wife James ". Parago. Mrs. Katie
Payne, a.. PeTugtni. Mrs Annie Piatt. Rosa
Pollard Seneca u. Powell Joseph Prato.
Ars Mary Prohasky Miss Bessie QulUn.
Nrs- Anne BeCklein. Mrs. Mary Redmond.
Mrs Bertha ReIchWsin John Reilly. Frank
= Richardson. Milton Ruggles. H. NJ
SAVIOR. Miss Sarah V. Nerdon, John Nos-
teen or wife. Henry p. Walker. A VII
gus. Georg@ " WOlbeTt Assn, Or Woods.
Mrs Emma Wyukoop. George Y. Wheeler
on are hereby notified that the HOl ~
HOLD GOODS. Personal EFF II
AND MERCHANDISE. a. scheduled IN
the warehouse receipts issued for said
goods, and stored bv YOU or FOR your ac-
count in these warehouses will be sold az
Public Auction. and the proceeds viii be
applied % the payment Of vour Indebtedness
and the eNpenses incident 10 such sale. said
auction sale viii take place at these ware
houses. No 100 West 34th street New York
civ IN Monday. October ~ az 10 a. M,
ana VIII BE contiHrei each succeeding Mon
dav. a. the same tin~ and place. until the
sale - conol~te-i
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
cHAS- p CORRrT, Manager.
N~w-fork. Oct 7. 1907
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

COOK and PLAIN WASHER.-In private
family In the country call OF address
- Jersey ave Jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
NEW DIRECTORS OF ALLIANCE 90.

Frederick Southacl,. president Of tho Alliance
Realty Company. said yesterday I'm reference 20
his company that tho following We're yesterday
oIsc,ed dire, tors Walter r. RoScr. of Isdenours,
Thalraun a Co; J.. : smithers, ~ F. s Smi'her-
& Co: George l.. Peabody. Of Lee. HisEirSon 4
90 TheS.. With the following. viii Compriss the
board: Charles Francis Adams "A. Alwyn Ball.
ir Charles T. barney Edwin NJ Rglkley, Henry
a. Haven,..vcr. John r. HeEeman. james J HiE-
gInson James h. Post. George K. Read. lliam
A Read and Frederick Southack
Tbs boa rd of directors yesterday declared diyi-
deud OF H. per cent out 81 tho net income II thf
COMPANY. without regard pTonts Mr.. SoLthaCk
considers this announcement "a fun answer 20
an and amy criticisms or rumors about the COM
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
financial glcrtions

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. 1875 Broadway. Nrv Work gi-ral.., s.t 500,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SlHARF-
holders of the Manhattan Railway C7-r-,-,. .,, d,
hello the Company ptcs. 30 T-1ssv'7, 49,.
rn Borough. New York 'lU. WeirssdsF Nr--.,rS,-
1crh. q ~ O'Clock. nnou -' '''lt. p
Euard ensuing ,..r
elected and three Inspectors ot Election TT I"
The hooks viii D. closed an f,-.of.s- 7a., -
r,elock 2. M. and viii ho rooTened No,sto- ian, -
10 O'Clock a. '.' a
n. W NcWTLIIAMs serr.,s,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
uiuiosuo Nourcs

AMERICAN SMELLING a REFINTNG Co
u Broadway. New York SeIt.ulber III 1s.9
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND no Is
fTHE DIRECTORS OF TIE AMERICAN
smelling and Refining Cantuau- have tfls ss, AZ
clnred the Rsgular Quarterly D. one ana Thee
= I'd can't =
she Company, pay able October 7th 1919 ~ .fC.l-tf
OF record 3 O'Clock T.. N. September ag5 1ajs ~,
books OF the company Tor the transfer Preferred S5r
VII he closed a. O'Clock D. Nj September a3d la,a suf
Will be- rcopened October Sth 1902 '-
EDWARD SH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
THE BRoNX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for the following buildings we're hled
with the Buildings Department Of The Bronx yes
terdaN.
one hundred nd -seNeutN 81 -fourth-st. northeast
-,-,sr ,r Tl,ird-svs four five story nrirh
tenementS ana stores % sN67. 27N65 . 6Nts. E''i
Stsnhen N Anderson No. 2Is Nest -'-huuur' de
4,,5-ss,e,7th-st owner. r. ". Nerbcr ~. ,C
Nsnhattan-ave-. architect. Sl"dts0-
Norris-4Va north SIDE. lss feet south ~ Bel
n1out-avs tNC story and basement dwelling house
a2N5a. Mrs Frederick Mcdonnell N. l5f Morris
sAe oW uer. " r. DickerSon, one-huDdr",-and-
forty-niuth-st and Third-aNe, architects. &.s'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Ry Philip A Symth. 2Is5 RathEate axe. S. - q n
~ 1Slst ~ story fr cwg D. foreclosure
sail. r NJ DOW EN- a-t OTIS Fressuger,
stt,s: Heath ref action due luigt. 81 l76 50,
! Ns,tso.
Fathgste- s39 r lslst lsfNSs Z. story
n avg h foreclosure sale, parties action . due
~ t,fvr q ia ~. r,sts SlGO axes etc KssA 70 th-
rraiutln fay -
~ R~yan 4. Kennedy: IsG ana 100
II oT beancey-s 5ONltn, % sUd sf sryag lgls- al
rgh title and int. Sh-rins sale under execution with
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

81 DND NAN and VALET.-By Young
WARD = East f4th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
To R1-Y sINTH-AyE. PARCEL.

The Hobart estate was Yesterday reported 20 have
sold a plot ON which stand SIX three story brick
buildings al the southwest co.eT of Fovtyscv-uth-
ST. and SiNth-ave The size OF the PLOT Is l-5NlA
feet The purchase price said 10 have been
Ss,11oo the rate ~ Se.GN front foot Tho u'-
g0tatious 10 purchase are not yet complete. H"r-
nce $ E.y a 90 Ncrc che hrokers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
Fiuaurial merilnns.
- -, -. -. -.-IrL. .

The Pacific Coast Company.
fHHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIO'h-
- holders Of The Pacific cast 1onlpany VII Be held
New Jerse, or "Wednesday, tho October.
al y O'Clock the election OF three Directors, 10
he elected fot three years and for the
slon ~ src business properly before
the mCeting
stock transfer books viu be closed - O'Clock P NJ
on Tueeaav the 18TH day ~ September 1912, anc
ppenad at ID % clock a M. on October 9Th lbo2
HAMILTON a. Dl RAND, Secretary,
September 18th. 1t@.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
ANNUAL MEETING


THE WABASH RAILROAD 90.
saockhnldprs and iruenfure Mortgage BOnfholiers.
~ Tuesday hr I4th day Octuher 1872 a. the hour Of
nine o'clock A. 81. the regular annual meeting
beheUJure Mortgage Eondhaliers
Wahash Nailroad Company viii BE- held the Office OF
l,eckNth General Attorneys @ SAID
ysny FOR the state ~ uhol. the NTH floor of
Produce Exchange Building the df Toledo
az purpose elertiug q Oft thirteen
Directors of said Company. and for t,
other business a. De- legally brought before it
dehcnture mortgags transfer books n the
Company Will close Saturday. September ~ 1902 az
twelve o'clock and viii be re0pened Wrdnes-
cRy October IS. 1872. o'clock A. NJ
J. C. OTTEsON secrotary "
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
ALMOST A BLOCK IN UPPER WEST SIDE
SOLD

Charles N Ros@nthsl has bought the entire block
bounded 10y characterization and one
huncreo-ano-fo forty-secoud SITS seventh ana Eighth
- WIN WIN thH exception Of Tho parcels fronting
~ - uts, Tor about Se1H9 The seller the
~ ,t - ASsurance Society. NJ Roserthsl
investment ~ ' f''t'''s on -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
REaL EsTArE TRANSFERS

Pearl ST. No sao g. - 61sTN22 sNs5 g. Matifs
Kemeister Harry ~ Niemesier. quiz.
claim NhVi
Same properly. Harrg y. Niefreisi'r - 'sinai. no
Niemeist-r. mortgage. slotso. ---..-- -.-.-.-..
gTfF,--f o ~ .,th ave -'Hlt-fa. Ia -
Teresa y carroll - -.----.-
alsr ~. rs p y of Psrh ave. --ei'-'" lrf.i
Stafat Realty ind Tnnsrr4rfou tumpsr,
Elizabeth Z "a Adams. bond and surety sud :"
u o. 1u'h -. @-Ns-, Arthur a
Master 20 Christine n Master; norfgage S"
90 ..-...... ....-.-.--..-. Nauirs
fIesfer-st. SO o. .jAse. RschfI Fi.hnlan 81 ~ 90
charles Brother. quiz claim 'iif
5gth-st. 8 lsS . - afh-ave. eSNlfs'5 = Niii's~
y TAverrnore o. Amanda ~ Sohao1'Ffr. mort
raes 81" 500 N0rira
Avenue n n u corner 3d-st - sNloo Rosie 50
herman 90 Louis Minzk2 and au'ih~1- n''isase
$4,000 NN-0i17
aGtl-st 10 = . - 2 q Madison ave -
zoos Alfred = ChaPin 20 nariel - pa'- ir
mortgage. 5000 g. snd ie
Madison-sve. No 1.es7. "a q n - ll"th 81
. 6E75. NaN Coh.n ana an'th@r 90 lsaa' sold
stein. Nls .Aoo N0rriu7
Tn ave. " $. = p i5th-st. - sNla' Maurio"
7 sullivan the sea Gate Realty COMPANY
bond and surety. un0rgage. Sl3ato N'F077
NEW BUILDING PLANS
s5ts :. Nos asa and 90 East. for siN s'0ry
l.. kaH
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS

s5th-s' Nos 2Ss and 23T East Tor sN s'0rH
brick tenement house. snl so. l. kaufman.
Owner 4, a. Pa1rse architect Hai
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
BOOK BARGAEN.

s..1A...sGEgT y. AND CHEAPEST
,,ol,1--N sail ever known- over 800 900
e. s..- - hierature are oTereo az the low
sSihes lc. 20 Sc. each. 2s coo psn.T Scye'.
49,. ~ each. 30 90 school and Text
49,. - @Se. each @ 900 Novels ana
Meeieal Books. iOe 70 81 oo go 600
~ tsna,l-,s setS Doc. 20 ylOeO: 600 Sets
soSeTi6s eriSs e.ssssaiAs. si.''O 10 $500 Books
sbout -. ssls branch of literature az OF
lshsrs ~ IN the price asked BY the pub
hs,'s 30 catalogues ISSUED Second
~ ~, sshoai .s books, review books ana boos.
btrb.s, esIs ooast sold and EXCHANGED.
go 49,, p Bf.ess paid calls a. resiasrl Is
500 a.. 80 ; nsftlNo'S n Y BOOK F>x~hsnr-
= ---1lNay. near i7th-rt or'.r e,,.rs-s.'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. ga West
a9th II supplies only reliable help. white
and colored male or female :or all dlmes-
IL, positions
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
FOR SALE.

So. so COLO GLASSES s1
us WEEK our opticians will era1,tra
s--I sC-T eSes FREE and sell YOU a psfr of 80 81
olL-L, GLASSES FOR 81 -.Wafrante.
se4is loE viii never have this chancs
1l- STNn- kEENE OPTICAL 60 80
4 s-'NSADM Az. NEW YORK Hours : "a
EeIairo1 0o' anu
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

4 A uNERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The T-,
~ received q their Uptown Orics '-ne
No l3bs BROADWAY.
Between a6th a1e 27th until O'Clock n ~
Aofertlsen'nte VII he received the following br.,ch
crlces - REGULAR ohce rates until O'Clock 2 m NJ
<b4 Sth-RNe. . 10y. flfh-awe
i2th-st 81 East 14th-st.t 2Sz Nest 42d-sf' ~
tween TN and sth 2OS Nest I2Sth-Sf.t n. 29S
Sd-RNe.. between I6th snd 77th ste. 1895 3d-axs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CARPET CLEANING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

.rpaE N0uHE French woman. excellent
,aaa. very clean ana industrious. wages
$50. four years rvferencvs- JA1-. IL =
Bureau 6oe 6th-aNe. S5tl -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
Gonnirn propsrtn for 5aIr.
20 csI tor Bnslnsss pnrpos:s

VINo LET st.r, and hs1 basement faro- vel
i lighted ..-f BrCa1gar. store
front. with vifH.Gt steam power. AIrly THOMAS
HTNDND. I.s Nest z-1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
suaranteed machinery bought and e1-
changed GEO B. EDDY. 3SS Madison-st 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

8hahD AND poor. TABLES
A1It hERS of billiard aus pool
RABIES. hlEh Grade hr,vvlsr.- ~, h,,ii1e-s-
'0Nss' lHoes- MARX BROS. - Union Sc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
q FRENCH UPHoLsrERER.

hh1 kiNED sofas and chairs.
o., ens STYLES Louis XIV and XVI. must
- seen - b. appreciated terms reason
iNNNlRENE. ,l3 East 9th -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
JOS sH0EG50D 8 s0Ns- Arct--

JOS SHOSGDOD & SONS. Aurts.
S-lrsrr1uls. No. % BoweTy.
oct 9-Aie1'- and wJmer's clothing. etc. d.
e Hrurkr rrifr-r q son. 1893 81 ave.
Oct TeErIry. watches diamonds etc. A.
p pes ser.s Scu 063 II ave
brt : Meme and women's clothing etr
n = Isaa-s . 43s Sth-ave.
oct Mems aud Uom"u's clothing. etc
Il G. Lang l2O Avenue e.
Oct a-IeWe elr} watches diamonds etc
pledged - cot . 1901 T Fox. - sth ave
oct t3-t7"fhing H VI Wolfe , tTty
Eli SpBEI. Auc,.. - BoWery sells.
Oct sIutuiug dresses. shoes. etc f.
Nw Prayer 40 7tn-ave.
Oct = CI.shirg kory Fros BROOKLYN
'rt Z. J-welN. p Morris T:lj 2I ave.
Oct 20 -ClotlirS dr~ese-. snocs etc. y.
4. Neaver. 5l3 Nest 57th 90
Ell SORF;I. AUC-r.. aS BOWERY. SELLS.
OF . Clothius and women's guois. &.
Morris. s15 81 ave"
at clothing dresses. shoes. etc Vm
Pracar az stE ave
oct : clothing koT7 Bros BROOKLYN
oct TeWelrH. wafrhes. ffamouds. G
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
PAwNBRoKEHs' SALES

L I. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
sells lu m-.
or BY NJ BrucAhcimer. NJ q l..
E-IrAhef1ler. JeVeIrv-
OF by J. j. FreeI. l. 4T3 - Eroadway.
SNt MHrt.e ave. Brooklyn. diamonds.
watches, j~welry sni all S1o-i7 pledged y-I3r
sept = 1901. an older dates.
uet >-Ky r. j. Lemon & Son. f7s 9th
ave. II. MaHuius O. sons. 5~+ shave
1870 S1 ave. clothius. etc. pledged pri1r
= r. = 1901
or o. -Bs Vim Siupzcn. 9' Park Row
diamonds. UaTcbe- l.VelIy ana ai goods
pledged TrinT AuS L.. 1901. and M ugmbrrs
pres iru- fa -. stF and all En..4s reserved
-.nw prey .-H- -al.- Hue collection tt.liE-.
c-f @--Bv a. haluUz. NJ s'h ave. J.
kair0Gs q SON. rs JI-aF..- clothing etc.
pledged prior sept - Ipni
ost. lu- Ey William tfelIFf0ne - Park
E0v. Diamonds Wafrfe-. fewelry auI an
goods pledged Eri0r sept 3d. lgoi
Dyt D. o. N ~iWUu- & son. af Hester
~ diamonds. watches. f.Vr.ry afI goods
Tri-. Aus. T. 1901. from ~. -. SOB % Na.
SEQ 11".
u.- Is-B Mayer Jersey city. d.
SLAYER. H.t-HE-n -J,V.Irt. diamonds .te
or ~ Er . o. Fular. s5a iO,h-aye
c'".hiuE e-..- prior Nrt g. 1901
b.t 70 -tt G.IIschmiit. T. l5T - ave
80 hes. 1sNeIrf. ami an goods prior oc,.
o.t l4-B, N. a & B-u.kh.iuer los
.'7taias. ETC.. pie iged prior o-t. 4.
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pariinou Sale.
STFREME COTKT. COTNTY 0F NEW

StfkEME Col kl. AOiNl1 OF NEN
YORK -sIaire O.. Tayio- plalatin. asa ret John II
Taylor others lsr~n1autSlu gIr-uaut- an inter
l0-ut.IE Judgment ~ partition and sale o the
of entered trer.rs
County 90 NrU Work that e4y T. tra Iu-
d-rsgael rt. referee named SAID Judgment t.r ttat
purpose vIU -sH ar pTtls auction a. o.. YurE
Peal Estate -a..-r-1.s. SO lli krodIUdE .a t.s
I.ruIEl #t Mammalian. ~ NfA YORK. fe
day of p-t1'+r l5u-. - o'clock that ts b.
'4-rs q l.- tia-ssr tl" premises directed -ilI
Judgment tH @ sold. and therein drscribed follows.
An those certain lots ~ sround situate iu he city ana
County 20 >'D York ans iu th. Borough Mauhattan
Which together Ir-"-ih"f follows
iiFgiIl.rE fhs 0f
Sctsfr AE'nu" and running rhens" urnerly along the
fh- Crtr" rs ~ Tho block. thence a.r. s
reufr- 1rr iIS feet. thence -outhery parallel with
"rh Avenue Jos fe'f inches the no-thsr rirt -
5tth street thence ea-t-ry along said last mentioned e
lsT ftf 90 no iar . Inrg foEefher with build
irg thereon aud te aUl.raureS thereto ans f-ir- IN
premises known a- osborne
Tire lct adjoining tte y fr.t ir .cffth st5
the ''fy ~ Ner YORK -f -
bat-a %eN Aors. september l9tl. 1909
MILAN RI NSFY Fef-rra
Saratoga SpTiu-s. X \ -
EEGENE ssfiTh Att,rasr for pef.s. = s. d Ta,r,-
- al ~ Naesau street. Sew York '-ty
,5AMt, AfiAs ftDNS Attorney for peft = Ia .1or
l'- krla fUaN Nov York 'irN.
ERANk U BROWN At'orne, for Def Q r--
Tor as t2ec1trIE- Esn.tcn Sua y y.
Th- follow INK is diagram Of the proper, m h. ef4
a. deserted above the number teirE ri, We;
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