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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fuliJ
guaranteed. machinery bought and eX
changed GEO r. EDDY. S2S Madison 81
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sEw-YORK.

hEN-fohh.
TEGTE NOD@Eg
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
% miles from New-York the y 7. c r r Scar
borough station Most delightful suburban hotel IN
America Wnl remain open untt December lat. Phone
Rriarclin No l. IDEAL place for Thanksgiving partea
SPECIAL Inducements BRIARCLTFF MANOR, n y
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SUPREME COURT. sTATE OF NEW YORk

County OF New York. Place OF TrlaL-PauIlne May
plaintiff Jacob Bernstein Others,
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure ana sale duly
In the above entitled action. bearing
the 18th day of October 1902 l. the undersigned
Referee IN said judgment named will sell
q Real Estate SalesT1Cm. III
Broadway. the city OF New York Borough
an November. 1902 al u O'clock
D. Phpuix Ingraham. Auctioneer
premises by said judgment sold. and
therein described follows: All piece or
parcel of land with the buildings thereon situate
wing and being the Twelfth Ward city OF New
York bounded and described follows: Beginning al
point the souherly side OF One hundred thirty
fourth Street distant hundred and eighty-hye
feet westerly from the southOestery corner Of Fifth
and hundred thirtv-f0urth Street rInniDr
southeTly parallel with FIFTH Avenue. nd
OF the distance wall
fFet eleven inches Of he block
westerly. along block
parsllel with One hundred thrty-fourth
tyve feet: thence EortheTly parallel with Fifth
Avenue, and for Of the distance
wall nlneiy-niue 99l and inches IN
the said souhery line side uf one hundred
fourth street. and thence easery along the twenty
five (25) feet 10 the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York. October nth. 1902.
JOHN A. WALSH Referee
HEYMANN K MAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff Nassau
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
following Is a diagram premises
IA the foregoing notice Of
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QUEER HABITS OF WRITER'S
NOTES ON THE WAYS OF DIVERS
CELEBRITIES

From The London Daily News
Probably there are few Of Us who have not
suddenly awoke 70 the fact that they are in the
grip of some trifiing, Insignificant habit which
las creit its victim with the stealthiness
of red Indian. until IL threatens his ease or
ms social c.mfoit. and which requires a very
coasldera bic efCor: OF the mind TO throw on
In the case Of n. Zola there is reason 10 be-
heve that the bond OF apparently insignificant
habit was allowed 10 grow until Il became what
the Frnch aptly call IAN Obsession." We all
know the tendency which seems 20 be innate
~ every second human being TO make odd and
apparently meaningless little rules for the con-
or another, persuaded themselves that they
must only walk alternate hagstones in going
along the pavement. that they must touch
every lamppost they pass IL, or strike hoop
stick against every third rail OF the areas or
perform some similar observance. Occasionally
this curious fantasy-in which a social phi-
lOsopher has the origin OF the well known
game OF 'hOpscotch" ''peeger''-persists
into mature life. Then IL seems 10 assume
more obstinate form. Readers OF "Lavengro''
viii recall George BorTow's vivid account OF the
Rentleman-in whom some commentators have
eTFOnecusly seen an adumbration OF William
F3eckford, the author OF ''Vathek"-Whom ne
met AZ a country inn. and who had fallen vic
fin 10 the mania Of touching" do YOU
hope, sir" said Lavengro. by that ceremony
with the finger 10 preserve yourself from the
eggl chance?" The German trick OF knocking
On the table when any 81 onened speech has
been made and saying ~Cnberlsfen." is prob
ably e similar custom, with which Rousseau's
-hpdish trick ~ secidins whether he
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Rrfcrrc's Noflce.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
YORK COUNTY George Hornberget. PLAINTIFF
against Z pusenbury irving and the executors
administrators and legal representatives u tho
dead. Mary Dusenburv tthe name Mar being
fictitious OF the said defendant being IN
mated being the VIE OF tho said James D. puseubuy II
any. ~ the % u Tu enbury be living and the
widow, Z any. of the sad Jemes p Dusenbury. II the
sdl q. IluscDbury dead. John Doe Richard
Roe" Richard Doe and John Roe rhe names John
Doe. Richard Roe ''HiclRrd Doe and John Roe
being fictitious being intended designate the devt
bury. deceased. names OF said devisees heirs
at-law of said lanes H. Dusenbury be-
ing unknown this pla Htln Aetta Schenck: Mary F.
Y Johnson Mary r Nandcrpoel Julia V L0ew; George
e. Vaucerpoe and May l. Nauderp-ei. his wife; Wal
droa Z. NandeTpoel. william NJ Lewis and Ann Eliza
Lewis. his wife Caharine louisa Mann William Henry
Gordon: S7pe. ami Mary slipper (the
Mary being tious the true OF the defendant
be unknown tn!s plaintiff. ind the intended
70 be designated being tnc vie, T. OF said
Slipper. CaiHsr,ue -. Van DIXIE; Ziah slipper;
Ethel slipper; Charles slipper. Joseph slipper solomon
Kohu. executor o. the and
Hornberger wife the pisinu6. pstsndautsI. tho
undersigned duly sVpointeC order this
Court dated and entered he'en the rd day o. octo
Der 1902 hereby require eHcf person not party TO the
tr@ iate OF th' said order had Hen
undivided SHARE interest 90 the property sought
to be partitiored herein which Is hereinafter de
November. 1902 my Office NJ 257 Broadway. Msnhlt-
Borough. New York f1tv 10 his Hen and the
thereof The sRid premises Noovn No e. Seventh
Street borough q Manhattan and situated
the Southery ~ide o. Seventh street distant 2i5 feet
EasteTly SouheuS-rly OF
Street. and = feet wide
by 90 feet tOi1 inches cee-.
Dated New York. October 7th 1907
HENRY y E0OkSI AVER Referee.
HERMAN G. LOEw. Plaintiffs Attorney. 820 broad
way New Yolk CITY
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seth ard s7th sts.. until o'clock D m
Advertisements viii be received following
Offices at once o'clock =. m. viz:
25s sth-ave.. a. cor. 2sd st.: I53 6th-nve.. cor
i2th-st; p2 East I4th-st.; 25g West 42d-st.. be-
tween 9Th and sth 2s3 West I25th-st.I I.3Ss
ad-ave.. between 18th and 77th sts 1925 Sd-ave,
near elsa-st: i,7os Ist-nve.. Sath-s l57 East
l2oth-rt.' soo rremont-ave.; $50 Sd-ave.. near
Gst-st-. so4 3d-ave.s 21e BIeeclSer-.t., 325
bleecker-st Brooklyn. " Y-21G court-sf
Z1o smtth-ss-s 1soo4 Gates-ave. Newark T
iva Hr"sd-sr Also a. A = T orHc@s
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ilublir Notlces.
DROPOSAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,

l. IIEht and Power Franchise Manila. P. / In pursu-
ance an passed Monday. october 10th, lsOZ oy
United States Philippine Corarlssion compeC@tve 1--we
bids vll urtl the am day Of March. IeoS
fy the Municipal board vf Manila TO determine the
Erartee railway franchise united with fa
In fhe Pbtifopne Islands Route thirty-fve miles long.
fyed IN he franchise. important streets in the
City u Manila, arranged To turnlsh sstlsI
ory ssen al passenger transportation from any part
Of The cry 70 any part The nts OF competition
To- biddeTs sr, rhree: FIRST the duration fran
vI o--1gte a. Of
Act: SECOND the rates OF fare not 10 exceed seven
and one nah ents gold for first class passenger or
gold for second class PASSENGERS -
compensation paid the City Tor the anchlse no
one-hsh Per-centum on gross eantns
from railway, rates of fsre 10 pe realJusto
by arbitration after twenty hNs Yeas "I7i -
uu--hzse NJ the street ralWay al
price nNed by arbitration based on ne net earn
rgs Gauge railway 10 ht ior teet elsnt ald
nc-raIf inches rails rails not less than SIXTY POUNDS
per ward. excsp streets paved win hos oI st1.e
o. other material grooved rail OF not less than seventy
rstructcn t. begin SIX awarding OF bid
completed twenty months ne
s@se Ign fe9f r3nes 5ne n sae grantee PROVIDES
for reasoab ble rates regulated by the Municipal
BOARD The only a1c.uonal point o. c1lLeLltl m 'e
paid city BY The Company Not less than one ana
percent OF earnings Ine lengu or uls
franchise and time Of beginning and conpetoh 70 oe
the sam railway franchise Fun text Of law
and franchises on the Office OF the Municipal
b ard in Manila with map Of the city and
Irsuiar Affairs. War Depar neut. Washington aIleF u
csrnber 1902
Board Manila until and including March +th, lttI-a
Deposit OF So made either with the Guar
E56ytar t7orpordtI5r of New York philippine lnsuar
epositores in United States) and csrtihcats OF
check drawn 70 the order OF the Nll-
nicipal Manila duly certined by national pahk
t, accompany did al security for performance
CIARE%cE r. EDWARDS.
Colonel. L. S Army. Chief of Bureau Of Insuiar Al
ma
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fore Iosurc Cdlcs
NEW YORK STTFETE C0CTT- =

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
of New Yo-h- George F.. Victor. plaintiff. AGAINST,
Orlando p Dor ana others DefcnfantsIu pursuance
entered aboye-euttled action
day October 1902 T. the undersigned, ths Referee IN
said jucEm,nt named WI. sell ~ Pubic Auction AT the
New York Real Estate Sale-room. No ~ Br1acHay In
Borough Manhattan. CITY ot ,--w York
Eovenh~r 1902. ~ l2 clock that
A. Ryan, Auctiou-er. the premises directed hy
All cert1in lot piece rarcci land. The
buildings thereon tuate. lying
the City. County and State of New York ard
bounded ard ribbed fHlirUF- EesDnlnE
formed the Intersection of tho
~ with the Northerly side % seventy
Street. running tt-nt" Northery along
Westerly parable, with xth t7dthl en-
distance through party wall Fifty-cCe tS1l feet
thence NnTthery parallel with West End Avenue Seven
~ inches tncnCr Westerly parallel
Seventy sixth ,7Gth Street Twelve tiei feet ,hsrte
Sourherly parallel with West End Avenue dis
through wall Tlrty-s'N go Seventy
G6thi Street SiXythree it feet 20 the
place of beginning Subject
building the lot hereby
making addition 81 bulE .ug nau
covenants contained the deed made executed by
Lamb Wife 10 George e Victor March
sth recorded In the office Of Register of the
& aud County uf Sew York March 10Th. 1892 IN
BLOCK Series tEonN eyaUCesJ Section R-
ana Forty Thousand Dollars
Ta1g the prem ss5 C-l9r,fH p
bearing even with said which was given 10
ment ot part az tie purchase money OF the
said premises
JOHN T. CANAVAN. Referee
J. A McCREERY. Attorney for Plaintiff No llg Mas
sau Street. Manhattan. New York.
the street number being West End
Avenue.
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PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.

ELI SOBEL. Auct. 9S Bowery. sells. 10;spo
a. m. all goods pledged TO Oct =. IsoI-
Nov. 5-Clothing. dresses. shoes etc. 3
Nov nov. s-Ciothlng. dresses. etc. a soosi.
Nov. Evening gowns. I. NJ cohsn. ga
Nov. 1o-Clothing. dresses. shoes, etc,
s c. Isaacs & Bro, 4e1 2d-aVe-' ana -
Nov. 1i@Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc. Wm. Prayer, AT Tth ave. and l.
Gluck & Son. l,429 3d-ave
l. l. FIRUsKI Auctiouser, 20 BOwery.
Nov. 6-By VIM. simpson. 81 Park Row.
diamonds. watches. jewelry; all socGI eIi
numbers previous TO No 56.6o0 also All
goods reserved from previous sales 1s,
Nov 6-By VIM simpson & . 60 os, ~
10. 1901. 70 No. 55.o49. All older dates;
Nov. by H. Stern, 5s ". 3lst-st. dla-
monds, watches jewelry. all pledges prior
Oct. 2s, 1901. and all older dates held over
also choice collections furs-
Nov. 10-By a. 1. Cohen. J94 Fulton-s.-'
3 BROOKLYN. I. c Newburger. sue. L New
man. TS3 Sth-ave.. diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. all pledges prior Oct- 81 1901
Nov 1o-By G Weaver. 400 @s,E-7eTIi 5i 1o9I
Nov. 11-By n Bruczheimer. Isl ISL East as
1oSth-st ". & z BrucSheimer, 2 los d.
/ ave diamonds watches, jeWelry' Az
/ pledges prior Nov. I, 1901. ,,.
Nov. l1-By II. Baruch & Son. 10 Avenue
/ a. formerly 24e East HoUston-st-, clothing
etc. pledged prior Nov l. 1901 -,
Nov 12-By ". Simpson Co 81
Bowery, diamonds. watches. je7veiry md All
| goods pledged previous 70 Aug 10, lSol' 70
No i2.sf5. also tne rollecti1n furs.
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctionsers;
salesroOms No. "a Bowery .,
Nov. 5-Men's and women.s clothing
etc H 5 Isaacs 243S Sth-ave-
Nov 6-Jewelry watches, diamonds, sil-
verware. fancy goods. etc. pledged prior 70
oGt. %. 1901 BENJAMIN tox, = stnJaVe -I6tSin-
etc. Jos Koch. 1s4 Avenue A. W Fl.
CientzIrger. 95 Amsterdam-aye-
24$S NoE stb-sve lofhlnF 4 Fisher sGe Son. Brooiyn
Nov lo-Nen,s and wo%%sns %6v sl0'Hasgi 1soi
o9Sf ft gedgfsd f6sn P5Syiors sie2H 20 4tRvavs NRv
Nov. 11-Men's and womens clotnlng'
etc. II. Fox K son. 62S "t7-ave.
/ CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ, Sheehan'
Auctloneer. 152 and 154 Canal-st
Nov. 5-By j Lehman. 292 Columoia-st-'
jewelry pledged 10 Oct. 2s. 1901 %, pa-t
Row. clothing. etc. pledged TO No 5000
Oct !, 1901, and Chas- Weaver, IN lOth-
ave. goods 10 Oct 2s, 1901
Nov, 6-By L. Davidow. 917 6th-avs;.
diamonds. iewelry etc, pledged TO Oct SO
1901.
Nov. 6-By H. FreeL % New Chambers
/ ing. pledged to NOV. I. 1901
1 Nov. by NJ Silverstone. 316 BrOoue-
I ST., DIAMONDS. teWelry- etc. pieuseo 10 Nov
I 1. 1901
! Nov. T-By Film. clothing
| Nov. 10y H McAleeuaa. 1-}5li Broad
way diamonds, jsweTy, eilyerwaTe, paint
/ goods held over
/ Nov 1O-Bv Est. ]. J. Fuuan. 65e 10Th
ave. clothing TO Nov. J. 1901
/ Nov. 1l--By R Simpson & Co. 1e5 Bow
/ cry, diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged 70 No.
/ 24OOo. Sept I. 1901. and all goods held
I over.
/ Nov. 11-Ry H. BreckwedeI. 47S Grand
/ st.. clothing TO Nov I. 1901.
Nov. 12-By Jos. NJ Alexander. 143 West
I l20th-st.. formerly las West 125ch St. dia-
! monds. jewelry, etc, pledged 70 Nov S.
! 1901
/ Nov l2-By NJ LAvsry. 594 9th-sve.
/ clothing pledged 70 Nov. 1. 1901.
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approximate Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property s 10 be sold ts
co. with interest thereon October 18th IqOS
together with costs and allowance amounting to Sa2 0
thereon from October 18th. 1902 ,ogeher
with the expenses Of sale The approximate amount Of
the purchaser Of the money or pss
by referee The premises will be sub1ect a
held by the OF L,
made 70 the OF $4,000. upon which the sun,
oS 500 % prtnpal is unpaid and
interest thereon at the rate OF Fer from
else al tenances-.
JOIN a WALSH Rer.r..
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

The members Of the American Art Society
which closes to-day it's exhibition in Phadel-
phia. apparently believe in the stimulating
power Of a medal or other award. Seventeen
gold medals. fifteen silver medals, ten bronze
medals and seven honorable mentions have
been awarded to painters in oils. One sculptor
obtains e gold medal, and one silver medal
Three rniniaturists have been made happy one
with q gold medal another with silver one
and third with one in bronze. -Four water
oolorists have received gold medals four have
received silver. and one has received bronze
Seven water colorists have received the tribute
~ honorable mention. All OF which leaves u.s.
somehow, e little amused We wonder Il any
contributor 70 the show has escaped a medal or
an honora Bile mention
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

The local exhibitions are rapidly increasing
in number. The Groner Club announces an
exhibition OF etchings by Seymour Haden 10
extend from Friday. November 4, 70 Saturday
November % this display bringing forward the
second part Of that collection the first part OF
which was shown 20 the public by the club
last spring. At tae Durand-Ruel Gallery a
number Of paintings by the late Victor Huguet
nay be seen- Al Knoedler's there is on view the
porrrait of Mr William NJ Chase painted in
London last summer by Mr.. Sargent.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

The Architectural Leagues Committee on
CuTreut Work announces that at the regular
mouthy meeting, to be held this evening. there
niu be q discussion OF the present status of
church building and decoration. Mr.. George
L. fieius. State Architect, will tell Of the work
..~complished by the Committee on Church
Building and Decoration, and the Rev. Thomas
cullen VIII speak the past and present rela-
1i0ns of the church and art. Other guests in
1ited 10 take part in the discussion are Bishop
Potter Or. Talbot Smith Mr.. John La Fargo
and Mr. Montgomery Schuyler. A collection of
photographs of modern work has been arranged
in the rooms Of the league Ten Of the largest
architectural clubs OF America have lent photo
graphs for this exhibition, and various artistic
bodies abroad have also contributed. The Bene-
dictines of Beuron have sent photographs of
mural paintings by Father Paulus. Father
Bonaventura and other members Of the order.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
7Rth street

10Th Street
The premises win be sold subject rst mortgage
Thousand Dollars and interest at 412S
April l. 1902 The approximate amount Of the lien
charge satisfy which the property viii
and interest from October g. 1902 S4525
interest from October 1902 with the expenses
the sale The approximate amount of and
allowed the purchaser paid by Referee
from purchase money S1O903 and
Dated New York. october lSth. 1902
John T. CANAAN ReSerse
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
RoOIk nARGAiNs.

LARGEST AMO CHEAPEST
kOOR SALE ever known. over 3UO,OOO
volumes Of literature are offered at the low
est figures in the last century. $1,000 Mag
ezines ic 20 Sc each; IS go Paper Novels.
lc. to IOc each: 40 30 School and Text
BookE. Sc. to 25c each 5000 Novels and
Works Of Fiction. Sc to SOC. each. .9U0
Medical Books iOc to sl.OO each; 1000
Standard Sets Soc TO 5000: 1000 Sets
Of Encyclopedias. $40 u S2S 90. Books
covering every branch Of literature at or
about one-ffth the price asked by the pub
fishers NO catalogues ISSUED. Second
hand school books review books and oonss
Of all kinds bought sold and exchanged; {;
highest cash prlces paid: calls at residences
free LOWERING N 7. Book F1ch&nge
S23 broadway. neSr l2th-st.: oDen evening"
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AMER. RouFuNe & PAINTING co.

ASBESTOS PIPE & BOILER COVERING.
roof repairing and metal painters; ware,
work Guaranteed. Telephone 3944B John
20 Maiden Lane G. ". BROWNE. Supt.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies', gentle
mems and chiidren's discarded Clothins
hne Evening and Street Costumes. JeweIry.
pric-a-Rrac. Furs etc. Mr. or Mrs. 81
NATAL Ta8 Bth-avO: telephone Lois b
gSth
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LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL reliable lawyers. 20S
Broadway. NeI-York accidents. domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted. consulta-
ti0n free
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

YOUNG MAN. -. good knowledge Of bc,5-
keeplng. viii accept any vacancy offered
r. ?. z .tls I.evi7etn-,-ava
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autnmn Reso ts.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE
STONE. RON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Aticntic CItys and modern hotel Sea
all baths. Telephones bed and many
orig nal features Fa and Winter specially
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS
TTOTEL TRAYMORE.
III ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.
throughout the year. Every
comfort and convenience for fall and winter guests
D. 8 WHITE JR PresidenL
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
GOLD FURNITURE .s REGILDING.

Picture Frames Furniture
Gold Leaf guaranteed; reasonable charges ,
Bargains. GOLD FURNITURE MANI
+ FACTURERS 80 sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
EMPLOY ME%T AGENCIES.

EMPlRE SQUARE
r-NTpI,9yNE%T BUREAU. ! 93l broadway.
p.or 6sth- ST. Tel .6ST and 1865 Col
,Tsks rI.yatarp select help. references
eJFictly investigated.
FIE>I Mass -,,elIsa hetp. male ana fe
...l--.t = NIpsnN q NE,I SONS 4l2
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

YOUNG MAN. with best references. having
once In New-Yori wishes agency frr
CITY or outside firm; legitimate line Room
20. 81 FuIton-st
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LaEDLoRps, ATTENTION.

YOUR Rooms -apered. wall paper and
work So estimates on largest contracts OF
palrting and paper hanging AMERICAN
WALLPAPER CO. ass Lexington Tsls-
phone 204iA SSth-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS.- -Chea pest place In the
world cash or installments: all makes
your rental money will purchase typewriter
here; free Instructions. S6l Fulton-St.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

LIGHT. sunny furnished room. with bath
f1r refined working cut woman = break
fast rs desired 81 weekly light housekeep-
Ing sc. references Miss NOlGT 10 Eas
4Ed-1t
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
Antique JEwELKY.

. wYLER late with J. M. GuggenhelIn'
diamonds. jewelry, silverware and an
sidues. Old gold, silver and jeWelry oous1I
way and 5Ih-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

YOUNG MAN. 10. fairly eiucated. can
speak German. with knowledge of book
keeping. desires position of any K nd. mod
erate salary. Address EDUCATED. Roy .
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WILLIAMS
53 w. 5ATH ST. dd:I; d:1a@sa, ass
CARPET CLEAEIt;G- Estaolished iSfa
WILLIAMS 8 PETERSON. reliable steam
ana open air carpet cleaning WORKS D
cts. Per yard SOl East 44th-st-
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand 0r
rOE 4 Or ASInT Tel 30 ASfN
ORIENTAL RUGS and carpets cleaned and
repaired. SINASLIAN BROS. 4lb 4tA-
ave Tel. 3365A Madison.
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It-tLflLFt- L-sslCs 0t +IltCl c0rNs.sa-
ton al residence BY Bacon lie Taiuac. %
Erar.co wa Co-cra ~ -.-a-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

ne 81 references Miss VOIGT 10 EasJ
.2d-st
LARGE front room. wiki ilcove, ample
closets: bath. also other rooms. reference
80 West 3Sth-st
1TG a, ISL o. tl-S Some m 1se dest- ole
heautifully furnished rooms tu select.
quier refined private house, all conVen-
fences. rnCs- convenient neighoOrhoodi per
Tnautnt. references exchanged
64l h-SI - ~ handsomely fur
uished rooms singly or en- suite. stea 10
heat ho- water. 50 81 10 50. geutt men
orr,. trrlN. own r'f
l-DNE ine. large sunny room and bath;
gentlemen only. private house. references
213 Vest T1st-st
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rnent Of Finance Bureau the Collection OF Taxes
81 Chambers Street Stewart Buildng). New York
November J. l902-Notce IS hereby given TO all persons
whose taxes year 1902 been paid before
day November ~ the said year that unless
be paid the Receiver Of Taxes his
office in the which the located,
fol Borough Manhattan No 81 Chambers Street
Manhattan y. Borough of The Bronx Third
and Avenues. The Bronx. \. Y; Borough Of
BROOKLYN Rooms s Municipal Building, Brook
lyn, y Y: Borough Of Queens corner jackson Avenue
Long Island city y Y; Borough OF
Richmond corner Bay Stapetou. Staten
Island " Y. before the day OF December Of said
year charge receive and collect
60 remaining unpaid that day. in addition to the
such taxes. per the
thereof provided by sec 96 and 91s Of the Greater
Charter fChaoter "7s. Laws Of 1Sa7).
DAVID 2. AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
LADDERS. DERRICI>s. POLES.

rrrT-Tr PORTLAND LADDER
4I4LLLALLL CO.. 50 World Bldg.
y. Y. Tel PATS John. Best Of ladders de-
livered al nc per foot
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
PICTURES FRAMED. REGILDED.

PICTURES FRAMED, paintings restored
engravtugs cleaned. frames and furniture
regilded SCHOES. BIS East S3d-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05

PROSPECTOR for gold wants capital for
eypIoratiou In South America. Address
u 9 Pox 10 Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
WANTED FOR Z. S. ARMY-ARLE BODIED

" unmarried men. between aees of p and So; citi-
Of United States Of good character anl eupeate
habits who speak read and write English For
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LOST. Handbook No 74.u2l on Dry Dock
savings BANK. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
same % the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and
extir rguished. and new one issued in lieu
thereof.
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Savings Bank. 23i West l2Jth-st New
York Payment stopped. Please return
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bank
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Savings Bank. 23i West i25th-st. New
York. Payment stopped. Please return To
bank.
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