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New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
FIFTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER
HAS SPECIAL SERVICES.

. ne HIly-fourth anniversary Of the foundation ef
~ H1rch of the TRANSPORTATION Ghe Little
around the Corner was celebrated yester-
N'y- Masses We're sung by the junior choir al :. 2
ana O'Clock At the o'clock mass an address
"S ueHFered by Father j. -. : Huntington.
-pe.'o' oi the order of the Holy Cross. his sub
us.Ns Devotion TO Worship" AT 1870 o'clock
-, r'll,elpaI service of the day held and was
- oy special choral celebration The Right
IT. 0ortandt Whitehead Bishop OF Pittsburg
preached the sermon. from the text. How shall We
9 '-7 Loras song IN strange laud9" Psalms
oNAN'h, g. lie said I'm part.
mans nv Pal17tive thought has found utterance in
F.eTy instance God has sent peace ana joy 10 the
Fis sr ,i. i1gulrers and has taught them 70 sing
---,illis lis ing circumstance. Men have asked for
=, tt .av- asked how they shall sinS the song
e. t-ai Others viii hear and heed It's message God
l.'s M men how TO do this and they have sung
this lay. II vas su5h men Who f55inded The Cnurch
- - M SHORES Of America when this land was but
gIl'lea better than they knew Al least they kept
. -s--l' llry stood fer rTsr principles, they did
''1 +t.rl "A new melody and call it divine
- --,I -S nt thaUkfUi this morning that there is
L2ra song to sing. That song is the Catholic
sathoc.ty rneans high estimate of the saera-
estimate Of the visible church and attention 20 the
prayers teasts and tasts Of the Church
In addition 10 being the anniversary OF the
iouAtatlon OF the church. the day also the
anniversary Of the freeing Of the pews and the an
ment At the o'clock service there were about a
hundred negroes present AT the morning and after
noon services many actors were present
The church has acquired considerable fame as the
iaF'rite church OF members OF the dramatic pro-
lession The services were conducted by the rector
the Rev. Or George G.. Houghton. assisted by the
two curates-the Rev W. W. Rutherford and the
Rev. Mr.. FIeIdner
me church 0t the TranshguTa zion founded
oy the Rev George Hendric HoUghtOn. who was
It's pastor for nearly fifty years ON his death his
nephew was called 10 the pastorate
In 1870 George Holland. a highly respected actor,
died Joseph Jefferson undertook to make arrange
ments for the funeral He heard that Holland
parents had been members of church in Madison
ave He went 10 the pastor and asked him 20
orf-iate at the funeral The clergyman refused
when he learned that Holland actor; but
said.
Perhaps you can be accommodated AT the little
church around the corner"
tie was accommodated The remark was repeated,
and since that time the church has been better
known the Little Church Around the Corner
than the Church of the Transformation From
u Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett charles w
C0udock and many other famous actors have been
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
rprr LrcrL-RES N BROOKLTN.

The animal course OF free lectures given IN
Brooklyn 5y the Board OF Ed1cAtlon VII oesHl ~ 70
nivbt An unusually attractive and instructive
cours has heen arranged for this season and resi-
dents Of every section Of the borough VII ne anie
10 avail themselves Of these lectures which are 70
be delivered in ten or twelve centres The subjects
reach out into the fields OF history science Htera
ture. travel music. and VIII Dc 'ieA'eu OS A'ie
men In the various departments
The following the lectures IoF to-iAsh''
BOYS High school. Putnam and Marcy aves-
Hendrix Hudson and His River" by Charles
Barnard Public school No los Lnwood-st. near
Arlinrton-ave London. Old and New By VIII
lam Ackreyd. Public School No. 10 hhlcher ooeAe[-
ave and Crove-st The landmarks and Marvels
Of London By Professor Henry E HoTthTop'
Public school No is6 Meserole-aye ana Guernsey
ST. The STATE OF NsW-NOrk and It's hsInaTk kAole
Natural Features by Professor W = Feckhanl.
HebreU Sorisfv Educa tional Hail. PitAins-ave and
Watkins-st benjamin Franklin' ,ny marry n
Rose n Vfnrents Hall. North SlNth-st-, near
Bedford-ave. Cuba. Past ana Present oy Mrs
Mary II Willard Lectures viii also De given al
Public schools No 10 Harrison-aVe, and aey-
Eight lectures viii be given to-.E9rrow night,
on "Wednesday night. twelve ~ IpHrsday night
-nd FridaF nizht
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
H4N KILLED BT ELEVATED TRAIN.
HIS DEATH THOUGHT To BE ACCIDENTAL
THIRTEEN CENTS IN HIS POCKET

HIS DEATH THOUGHT TO BE ACCIDENTAL
THIRTEEN CENTS N HIS POCKET
Howard Rupp forty years old. OF No III
West Ninety-sixrh ST. was killed by a south
bound train ~ the One hundred and -fortieth-st
station ~ the Sixth-ave. elevated railway line
last night No one has been found who saw
him fiU from the platform 70 the track If he
did fall
About N O'Clock a passenger ar the station in
formed the station agent that there was mans
bod' on the track The station agent sent the
porter for a policeman, and then, train
was approaching he with two passengers
climbed down the track and picked ND the
body. The head was crushed The body was
lifted up on the platform
Letters We're found i'm rhe mans pocket ad-
dressed 70 Howard RUpp RUpp had lived at
tha Ninety -sivr1-st address for two years with
Mrs y NicoiI Mrs NiroH identified the bOdv
She said ha was q widov-r, and had two grown
children living m Philadelphia He was press
man I'm p downtown naWSpa ner office
When Rupp left the house he said he was 60
ing % dentists He had been suffering all
dav with a r0othaCha He was not A drinking
man and had no re8s son. as far as il known. TO
take his own life Thirteen cents were found
IN his pocket
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
GLENS FALLS NAY LOSE FACTORY
RIOTING N TROLLEY STRIKE Arar-vs
PAPER COMPANY HESITATE
IBY rELEGRAPH To TIE rR5R,-,.y

Saratoga, y. Y. Oct 5.-Glens Falls ubsr. H..
night occurred riot in connection Win tie not,r
mems strike On the Hudson Valley Railws, A. "a
y 70 suffer seriously account Of H. II v,ss -,
in that village tins afternoon that a couBar,- -
templating establishing a paper plant thsr.
pioying az the start one hundred men. soon -, -
increased 10 three hundred. had by reason of ~
riOtous demonstration decided to-day 10 lo.. e
some other place ~ ''-ale IN
thirteen rioters are under arrest AZ Glen. ID, a..
where further trouble II expected to-Di-t-9 ais.
pany K Captain Mott. II the ID ReginS.n, Notl-
ordered IN DUTY last night by Sheriff GIu =. 11Siln
fen county has ths evening detail of tysI, az
az the trolley companys power house 80 men
" Mashlngton county line. and the reuafrss-- TIE
company i under arms az the Glens Fails arr .e
FrederlcA turrler. ot Brooklyn. the ncr-1-,i-1s p ,
mOtorman who was thought be fatally ,-.Alen
the rioters last night has nghting char.. - - %
covery he - IN the Gtens Falls Hosnfr.i ~ Sc
other non union motormen who were -c-d.ne ne
handled By the mob are improving Nshiy
Cars were operated without sensational fr-t.
on the Giens Falls division to-day Superinf-ssLlt
Msnones reports all quiet on the Saratoga diIissa1
and similar responses IN
StillNatrE and Greenwich divisional ~ TIE
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
SLOW IN DOCKING IA CHAMPAGNE.

THE FRIENDS OF PASSENGERS WAIT An HOUR
o. THE PIER-MucH GRUMBLNG
Much grumnIins among the 80 or more cabin
pa ssengers who arrived on La Champagne, or the
French Line which was echoed by their scores
OF friends gathered on the pier characterized the
docking Of that ship Yesterday. She left quaran-
tine at 7.II a m and OF her pier soon after
o'clock The crowd on the pier was forced 10
wait considerably more than an hour from the
time the shin reag he'd her berth before she
finally docked and the gang plank run out
When the plank was set up the Incline was so
sraaD th9r tba DasSeugrrs We're in imminent danger
of losing their footing as they tried ashore
on the slippery plank. which was unprotected from
the drizzling rain Women with infants in their
arms made the periIous descent uuatded, while the
shfn's stewards kent running back and forth from
ship TO pier carrying hand baggage.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
THINK CLEVELAND WILL SPEAK

Bird 5 CoIer. the Democratic nominee for Gov
eruor, spent most of yesterday in Brooklyn but
diHed AZ the Hoffman House last evening. He re-
turned home about O'Clock. Mr. Coler had nothing
70 say for publication.
II Is expected that Democratic State headquarters
VIII be opened In the Hoffman House tonight and
In that event Mr.. CoIer will have suite OF rooms
adjoining. which he viii his personal head
quarters
Mr Coier would neither affirm nor deny the re-
port mat ex-President Cleveland would speak In
Favor OF his candidacy. AT the opening Of the
Iilden club last spring Mr. Cleveland talked IN
such a manner that IL might be inferred he would
lend hand IN the State campaign in case MARTY
unity became an accomplished thing. Ii is declared
ny some that Il IL almost certain Mr.. Cleveland viii
speak at least once for Mr.. COler.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
4PUT EXPENSES LOWER.
PAYNAs7rR.s STATEMENT SHOWS Salts
FACTORY CONDITIONS

FANTASIES STATEMENT SHOWS Salts
FACTORY CONDITIONS.
yveshf-z-r- C~t According ro the annual
rapo-t ~ tho aayaster general army expenditures
decreased in me last fiscal year NINels. as com
rsre4 uih r-a preceding year. partly owing 70
,f.~-o4ss f The pay af the army and i8 part owing
10 a reduction ~ claims for extra pay by voIun-
-aers The total expenditures made hy Paymaster
General Bates were sl-.553f7g. The pay master
general .s an earnest advocate Of the creation Of
retired rist f5r government clerks. and his report
contains 4. strarc plea for the establishment of a
s,--+-r, or retirement based the deduction Of a
small sum monthly from the salary OF each clerk
Fse saws ta.t DE- sees trouble In adjusting such
a srhsme 10 a practical working basis without
e2pense 70 The Cnited States.
T-ha pavrnaster general says that good results
are ohse-vabl- from Secretary Roots plan Of detail
,7g u,a officers FOR stan duty. He SAYS the law
worked admirably In his department and the only
,,--,,,-s,,a-- he could suggest would be 20 permit
- 4.su n frst Ieutenants instead OF captains as
an lowest grade in the pay corps giving 20 the
iilttenarts however, captains pay while doing
aTaneial statement. setting out IN great detail
49,. .~1ardirures u the paymaster generals ONCE.
makes Ia appear that the total approximate cost
~ fba war with Spain on account OF pay anc extra
az 70 volunteers and regulars. and mileage 70
a. ,y.s 81 56s 40 General Bates takes satis-
faction IN noting the fact that every cent oI money
discussed through his 9ePa5 s Po baen -stt
- .-tl-, ---.,rTrrad for and that the government
bss NOT lost one cent through deTalc4tlon- capt
rIres IN the enemy, robbery. or any ottiet At-se,
~ g. -osr ~ disbursing the vast sum OF over
go o0o 40 irguting salaries and mileage OF pay
r7asters and their clerks. has been apout seven
. =. o.-,srs ,His record with the Civil War,
wen nearly 500 000 was lost by the government
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
AHEARN, ANGRY, WILL FIGHT.

DEFEATED FOR RENOMINAT1ON. HE MAY
Run FOR SENATE INDEPENDENTLY
NJ turning down of Senator John r. Ahearn by
-"iih~ny Tor denomination in the IVth District
!, 'N'Ses 70 precipitate bitter factional nght
n ',eih e., was beaten by a combination of Thomas
'.ey' leader in the IId District. and Daniel r.
-, eaaef in the Ist The list. Iid and INth As
,,-,s districts are in the INth Senate District
rrts 9>Ae4fn heard that he was 10 he defeated he
49,, SCI postpouement OF the convention, and
49,. 70 Charles r. Murphy. Murphy asked
,.,. 'I Finn 20 consent 10 an adjournment but
.i FUSED The ssoarn delegates then de-
Finn uo,, 80 INTO the convention, but Foley and
Ahe.-- . anead and nominated ticket
1isclss a. angry last night. but he declined %
run as 20 Intentions. IL is believed that he Will
here 80. a.. independent candidate. In that case
zne o. a bitter factional fght IN the district
Ren-fit,lh may Win OF split the vote 30 that
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

r.-aleao. Tex. Oct 5.-An the hrenen on the
80 mexican and Northern Division OF the Ma
., railroad. extending from Laredo 10 SaltilIo
i, - ths afternoon and not a wheel is turning
ese roads to-day. The fremen say they re-
nou,ss 10y 10y " y, Mexican money for twenty-eirht
"a ~orh and ar Mexican money has deEret.iaf-
ulsnd q 1ss tney cannot make d living They DE-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
TO pEEr THE AHERIc4y DANGER

SUGGESTED C0NFEREN-E or STATESMEN IN
TROTE
Rome. oct 5-siEror Luzzau formerly Mn
tster - Finance has contributes article ~ The
'Nsue Freie Fresse.~ NJ Vienna In which he sGz-
Fests a conference 90 European sr8r-sren and
economists tn an attempt % arrive ar an under
standing On the subjects 90 trusts and r0rtlrs-
riCUs. which. ra saws customs tariffs ana
coT1Elercial treaties bur fragile arurr. SiErr-
LuZZart's idea supported hy other Italian econ
or1isrs and hy the press Who declare thar Europe
must adopt means ~ meet rhe American Danger
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
AHERTc4y ENTERPRISE N IRELAND.

sCBFsE OF a SYNDICATE ~ FTRN1sH TIE
ISLAND BREADsTTRFs
London. oct 6--T'ha Belfast correspondent -
The Daily Mail" says iu a dispatch that ha has
heard that an American syndicate with capital
~ S20o0oon proposes 70 erect large mills
the watersidA sr Belfast. Londonder-v Dublin
Cork Waterford and Galway. with a view Of
importing corn and wheat IN bulk milling n and
distributing it by means OF Coastirg steamers
owned by the syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
RIcH TURN HELD FOR R4ysou

Salonica. Oct. 5.-Brigands have cant,,rsd q
Turkish landowner named Shehk Bey al Orisar
near Vodena forty miles from Monastir IL j.
being held for a ransOm OF 81. coo 10 -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
RIoTTyG ~ GEyET4.

STRTEERs Wreck TWENTY -ErGH- TTRrE-
CARS
Geneva. oct a meeting TODAY ~ the sr--lyi-z z
employes ~ the stree'rar lines led 20 serious r1-r
iTE Twenty -eizh' cars were wrecked ant tre r-H.a
had dH7-utv in restoring order Many arrests we-a
na6e The present st-tke s-art-a Iest Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
S4y STEF4NO STEEPLE NAY FALL.

FAMOUS TOWER SHOWS FURTHER SIGNS OF
COLLAPSING-
Venice oct 5-The sreeTle of the church Of
San Ster4no sho further signs Of collapsing.
II uas first announced from Venice on August
tlat Tie upper part ~ ths tower ~ the church of
san steiauo showed s.--s ot falling. and prep1ra-
ions were then being made t1 demolish the tower.
7h, houses surrounding thv church were ordered
by the authorities 10 le evacuated
The decision 0f The government 70 demohsn the
t,v-4r yyss rrooses -y rH- municipality ~ Venice
sD5 a --7a5s~t-v rf rre citizens The municipality
CCrfr05e5 har n was possible t1 repair the tower.
while ths -irizars threatened t1 prevent its ceUot
Tbe church of san Stetar7 IS situated on the
Camno Nor1sinl II Is Gothic building or the
fourteenth century
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CLEVELAND AND COLER.

IBY TELEGRAPH ro rHE rRIBUNEI
Princeton, y. j.. oct 5.-EX- President Cleve-
land was asked bv Tribune correspondent to-
night about a report that he would make a
speech in favor Of Bird c. CoIer. Democratic
candidate for Governor OF New-York. Mr..
Cleveland said:
Il arrived home only yesterday and I have
not been approached on the subject. I never
heard OF such a proposition"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
',l, hLANDYs FRIENDS WANT HIN NAMED

~, ulenos Of ex-AsSistant Corporation Counsel
~ - hiandy have started movement for his
-. a'lon on the Tammany Han ticket Tor JUS
-, ~ me supreme Court Mr. Blandy. who is
- personal friend Of William q. whitney, and
-. 'Ist appointment made by Mr. Whit
- "'so served IA the Corporation COunsel's Office
- Aayor Hugh J. Grants administration
N.ahag REPRESENTED the citys interests al Al
yesgs IIsing that period. He IL about forty-eight
Hau 80, dnc has been affiliated with Iammany
scfi.,. y Yer twenty years, anc has always been
81 - ~ - councils. He formerly president
the - laflem Club. and Is a leading member Of
' oenocratic Club
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
vo ONE CLAWS ~u4RQUIS'S~ BODY.

WORD AWAITED FROM SPANISH MINISTER
BEFORE ACTION Is TAKEN.
The body of John M4horey, or Juan Bourbonne.
who asserted on hts tsar1red that he was the
in-law ~ a Spanish duke is still. at the Bellevue
uorgue No one has been there 70 claim IT, and the
authorities are awaiting word from the Spanish
Minister At Washington before the body Will be dis
posed Of
When seen at hts home last night. the Acting
Spanish Consul General Mariana Fabresas Sotelo,
reiterated his statement made on Saturday night
that he had not called ar or telephoned TO the
ruorgue 20 request th- authorities 20 hold Mahoney
body until further orders
AN I know about the matter. said senior SOteIO,
is that "A letter was received my Office from
Bellevue Hospital. signed Juan bouroonne' ana In
forming the consul that the writer the Marquis
de Celia Medfna-Ca. and that he was the son-in-
Iayv ~ a Spanish duke 70 asked the consul to
forward some papers 70 Washington % the spanish
Minister I have sent the papers. and that Is all
know Of the matter
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
BIG FAILURE N RUSSIA.

METALIURGICAL WORKS At KERTCH OWE
R00nN
Odessa Russia. oct. 5-The failure q: the
great metaIlurgical works az kertrh for 5000
90 mas caused a ag--ar On the Russian stock
markets. and has resulted in making idle ave
thousand men
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
STILL LIVES WITH A BROKEN NECK.

James Burke. who Was taken 10 the New-fo ork
F5,sTit,I on septeulber 3 suffering from broken
reck and A fractured skull vas st.H aIiye last
rfL+ -~l,e nan Is unconscious. and HhlIe MS ILe
Is hanging in the balance DR. Mix, Or the hosplIal
staT Vgb0 has personal charge 0f the case thlnAs
there b. a bare possibility OF pIotoHslis MS -7 '''
some time and perhaps saving H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DEHocRATs' CERTIFICATES NOT FILED
40 REGULAR NOMINEES FOR THEM IN TWO CON
GREss AND FIVE SENATE DISTRICTS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRrxFI

Albany. Oct. when the time expired Ias. ri,,.
for the fling OF regular nominations win rhs -
retary OF State there were stu lacking the cs-tte
Gates OF two Congressman and five Senator'S ,c-,t
mated by the Democrats All the Republican Ger
,ncates we're received BY yesterday noon. At mid
night last night a clerk from the Secretary os
States Office went 10 the postof1ce and looked over
the mail There was only one certificate In il tbat
The missing Democratic certificates are from, +Ls
Ist and ANAth Congress districts ana me f.t
I'D. NNNIth. &NXIst and XNNVIIItb Ssra.So -
trcts This leaves no regular Democratic nominasz
IN these districts ''4'4iiees
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
NAY SETTLE RosPIGLTOsI CASE.

Az INCIDENT or THE COMING VISIT OF NON
sIGNOR CHAPELL-E TO ROME
Rome oct. 5-T-he statement ls made thai rpa
rresence IN Rome. AZ the end OF this month oF
Aionsgnor ChapeIIe, Archbishop % NeU-OrIeaus and
Apostolic Delegate in Cuba and Porto Rico VIII
result in decisive action with regard 20 the claims
OF Prince RosPighosi in the matter of securing fb
performance OF a religious ceremony with Princes
Rosuigliosi CThe Princess vas Miss Marie Ra54
~ Washington. =. c, and was married first "a
Frederick Parkhurst. 9f Bangor Mel The p.t4
Parkhurst marriage was celebrated BY NIonsip,+C-
Chapelle when he Was pastor o. s. Narhl,y1a
church Washington.
Prince R0spigliost threatens 70 create a Sra,5,4
Il his religious marriage with the Princess h 80
allowed He maintains that MonsiEu0r f.r-sr.-it
did not obtain the necessary dispensatfor 60 ~
Park hurst. and that Miss Reid married ~ p-.tLl
hurst without knowing that he was nor ~ 81
Catholic faith.
Princess Rospigiiosi has appealed tor the .,--,1-
Tnent OF her marriage with Frederick Psrk,,4--
The matter involves point o. canon law The -
cision Of which Is considered IS liable % ,-,
thousands OF marriages Of Catholics ana r..-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
IA SOrFFRIERE AGAIN DISTURBED.

Kingston. St Vincent. 3. W T.. Oct AFTER a
week OF tranquility la Sourriere showed signs
OF disturbance again YESTERDAY There was a
slight er1ption at o'clock at night. To-day the
volcano resumed its qutetude.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DEADLY WORK OF TYPHOOy.
SIX HUNDRED FISHING sMACKs AND FTF-
TEEN HUNDRED MEN lost

victoria. p. O. Oct Japan was visited by
HeaNg typhoon early in September. and the steamer
iartar brings advices Of disasters. From KaCO-
shima comes news Of the loss II six hundred fish
.ne smaoEs and fifteen hundred men. The steamer
Nara1aVa Maru which dispatched 20 search
ioL SURVIVORS, brought about sixteen men.
Inc Governor ~ Yamaguchiken reports that
'' y -elslt persons were drowned and nine others
ERE AlItd oy collapses during the storm al lava
% Nail' lokohama. Fuiikiva. Atgo. ShiTno and Kawa-
s'''4 Ihe Governor ~ Hiroshima Ken reports that
INJURIES a. 20 the damage done 10y the storm up 70
- p'eaoer y show that siXty-hve lives were lost
49,. ave casualties have been reported from
,.s-sD,.l alone Accounts of further damage and
tfv,-r..le - are expected. The steamer Kairu Maru
tsrrl- ~ ioisl was wrecked on Ushifuki on Sep
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
WINTRT WEATHER IN ErRopF

Geneva. Oct 5.-There have been heavy falls ~
snow in the Eastern Alps There Is three feet ~
snow at Ariolo at the south end os the st Goth
ard tunnel. where the temperature Is below zero.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
GRAND DUKE SEES The sultan.

ASSURES HTsI OF TIRE cZAR.s DESIRE FOR rra~r
q MACEDONIA
Constantinople oct 5.-G-and Duke Nicholas
of Russia had a long audience with the sultan
last Friday. and discussed the Macedonian situ-
alton. The grand duke assured the Sultan or
Russia's friendly desire 10 maintain order there
The Sultan granted farewell audience 10 his
visitor to-day. and The grand duke who has
been the recipient OF many courtesies since his
rrl-al here last week. sailed this afternoon for
Iivadia on the Black Sea
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
TO ERECT ZOLA MONUMENT HERE
ASSOCIATION INTENDS TO HOLD A FAIR
70 PAY FOR r

meeting IN honor = Emile Z0Ia was
p helc ar No So EsseN-st. last night hUt
was postponed owing t0 diH1cultv m getting GER
tain speakers The meeting viii be held next Sat
urday sunday evening under the auspices ~
me Emile Z0la Association. Some time next
month FAIR ufu De held by The association a.
Grand Central Palace for the purpose N raising
sunicienf money 70 erect a monument IN this city
% me memory - Zola
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Messrs. Tiffany & Co.'S Pottery and
Glass department. has now on display
and sale collection Of Webb's glass
with rich new rock crystal sculpture
effects. by W. Fritchie.
Among the interesting pieces are
wine sets, deeantsrs, nagnums, rose
bowls, loving cups and presentation
pieces of delicate design and work
manship.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
Third Floor.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
prrposals


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbs
Office n the Light House Engineer. T1upktnsvtIl-
y y u-tl o'clock =. NJ. October "a. and fna-
opened for furnishing labor FOR rebudinx
hltcnen and repairs To dwelling sta
..on staten Island y - m accordance with spectrca-
lions. copI-s OF which, blank
formation be had upon application to WM n ROS-
SELL Major. Corps % Engineers. L. A. Light-EIou.s
Engineer ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

-, once Purchasing Gomnssary. Z. s. Army White
Ban street New York CITY. y. Y. October 4 fa0a-
Sealed proposals furnishing and delivering -u6s7zt
ece stores in This ctty November Ig02
VIII be received at this OniCe n'cleck M -,
october Is 1902 Information on appicstio1
envelopes containing bids should marked sPruuoza-
Tor Subsistence stores opened October 1892 atressed
to Major .. I. BRAINARD. Commissary. L. s A.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
KILLED BY THIRD RAIL.

BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT F,Nfp1 OvE,
FOUND DEAD IN YARD AT BRIDGE
TERMINAL
Charles Hearne, Of No. 40 second-st. Brook
lyn trackman employed by the BrookIvn
Rapid Transit Company in the Yards ar the
Brooklyn terminal OF the bridge. was killed YES
terday morning by falling on the electrically
charged third rail II was half an hour later
when he was discovered dead by a fellow en-
pIoye- Hearne's right hand was stiI resting on
the rail- and was burned almost 10 a crisp.
Hearne was hity-one years old. and leaves a
widow and two children