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DANCING taught

rrullNr eh4 lll1euees. gle NIX Let Nleu ana
egtts. eve5thiRe. Hours to ; 5Ely and sun,
DANCING TAUGHT.
Of Mr. Jacob 4onlsr. &s Ouvs ~
Catalogues nailed
ATTEND continues dancing a. Professor ans
NrE Frsnsefs academy. ttu Ch0uteau ave. tnis
gest attendance. best orchestra; dancing begins
DANcING-Fun waltz ana tNee'5p Euarsn-
ted 81. all other dances taught free. music in
Guided: always open Pref Adams. "a st91-
dard st
GRAND ;Vo-siep egntvss Tor $40: PptersoE De
b-r - Academy. "a Olive Fms, In cg- best
Jon Prof and Ms FrsaksI's dAnehg ela
Monday evening. oct. .. best atfsnuon given %
hes BEGINNERS. lessons every IAozdsy ana Ri
ChouteHu ave.
MISS HARDY'S Academy. 1a4 L-ucaS-Pdvate
snd class opsa 10 6eEtnners' halls for rent. kia-
MISS HARDY opens n new class Tor begin
ners Monday evening; private lessons a. saE
ms. halls ~, f hs,n rat q Ssad9F4s s0ehFes AMI
NEW term open 70. essianes az PRICE, ID
hall. best location. htnoch EseA.
PROF. PARKE guarantees waltz ana tvo-s,sp
f6T =: private iessons any hour. i@G olive 81
PROFESSOR scHoENFELD. private dancins
teacher. teaches ali latest dances. vii gu1ranfee
10 teach Waltz and tuo-Etep IN one term. AL
scholars receive ms personal atte1uon IN strictly
private Lessons terns reasonable iS lafayette
70 serae people tine Is money. n 700 want 20
learn 10 daDce. save both By attending cur
schOols: each pupil receives Individual ES'-1e-
non. aud We teach more ADULTS 10 dame pruper-
b than any school IN the cFty. yuu uay only for
What sou Ert. lessons a. Ihrfrs Cave. HLi-
Washington and jefferson aNcE. Tuesday ami
Friday evenings parties "Wednesday and Satur-
DAY evenings sunday Afternoon and evening
Harmonie Hau. EiGhte-nth and olive f-sssns
Monday evrnings. parties THURSDAY and safur-
dar and SUNDAY evening". best floor. afsxs
music ana ar new dlncrs ask people who come
EcIln.e Dancing ACADEMY. Aheru A. Alh-rs
200 PER term: RAPID system PrgE- aasnaren's
uancinE Academy. 80 EAEton ave. ieEEqnn
every londay evening. receytcn every THURSDAY
evening social Tuner Hail. ThlrfeezfA and
Monroe Ets. lessons every Friday svening; re-
cfpiun every Wednesday evening Ssu Military
HaE. Tueirh aad North Market sta contiauous
danclnr every sunday aftcrnocn and evening". To-
csrtion gvsy ThurEtay evening EafhAErn BroA
Worlds Fsfr OrcherrL
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

ST. LOUIS X. c; AND COLORADO n n
From Talon StAfSOn.D
;9i and iGs Mail and Express
da-coEade River and inter-
mediate pcants~-.---.-.-.. ss1a m s1.n an
ls and ri Acconm0datIon-
msaiats points-..-s.-...... rsa a r:s IN
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JON Prot and Mrs. FranksIE dancing ciass-s
Monday evening. oct. g. best attention given 20
nes beginners. lessons every Monday and Frf-
cay evenings. 6st Instructors AcEdeuy. iAI
ChouteRu ave
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Fifteen Cents Per Line
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GRAND tNo-step cgnt-st Tor So. pr1frEscg De
Hcney's select reception Taursdag eNeriEE. Octo-
b-r -. Academy. pa owe FINS. 10 ctg- best
music.
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PENNSYLVANIA Inns "
BURG-PESEsTLvANIA
Tain
Fas. Aail
New YORK. Phitadelphla. Baiu-
more ard Washington Special
l1dianapoiis and New York
AcAl .-..s.
New York Limited .
Nandalia Accommodation .
CoiuulbuG o. and Eastern En-
plt-a - ...--.
Indianapolis and New York
express -- ..--.-.
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mos MoTNTAIN

Train Z
Texas Past Nail 20 Ii;i-
Rock. Texarkaua- Dallas. Fort
Worth and Ac.lens--- .
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express :
Fast Day Express Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin. san An
tonic Houston and GaiveEtcn ..
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dailas. Eort Worth.
Il Pzso. Los AnEeieE Gal
weston. E-s Antonio and La
Memphis Express - .
FOURTH STREET AND CHOE1
STATION.
De soto and Bismarck Accom-
mCanfiuu
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- pm us an
$50 pm 30 an
iTEAC ANES g
D Pm SD an
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Mss HARDY'S Academy. 1N4 Lucas-PHyate
ana class o2ea 10 beginner. halls for rent kia-
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CHICAGO. PEORIA NJ ST. LOUIS
RAILWAG-(C., p. & ST. Ii
COTTON BELT.

COTTON BELT.
81. louis SOUTHWESTERN
Tr1la- j.
iva bismarck anc D-ital. 8.
Arkansaa and TeNn~ Fast NAL
fvfa Bismarck and Deltal 4.
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KNIGHTs OF FATHER MATHEW.

81 LAWRENCE oTooLE coUN-
- en- No. Z Knights OF Father Mathew
E4 -Aesrs On hrs1 and third AoDday OF
~ each month, at School Hail. No lt1
W [OrFlIion street All r1sTnbers reques-
go - 10 u resent Visitors weicone-
JOIN n
chief sir Knight
John J. scuny. Reesrdsr-
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as an -sI pz
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NOZZLE ) ONO.

Depart Arrive.
sis pm IN PA
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HALLWAY.

Fsst Mafi .....-..-..--- 49, AN 'i0.0o ON
L0eai ENpresE --.--- - an $3.50 pn
Day ENpreE Kansas cry.
Pueblo. gsuye.. salt Lake
CITY ami san Franc 80 ....- - % am ss-0l Pm
Washington 90. 4s.z5 am lis I'm
- IcseIA. Joplin. NIchifa ard
Kansas Limited. and south
He>t Missouri ....-....--.--..- SD pm = - an
haraas 4Gd Colorado Exprcsssf0:f1 Tn 40 an
Cree Gear Like trains leave Eniau station a
"S.Is a. IN. - Is q u. -..N y m ana A1f 2. m.
Oak Htu trans leave Union Station 81 iG.S -
n fla-l A. m. 800 g ~. and 60 . IT
ktrkNood trains leave Union Ststio1 az f71o a.
II. I1" O. m. f-l0 ?. NJ exert sunday rf& =
n a1d r1Z 9 IN Lave lower Grove sfafln-
~ a y errerr Sunarw.
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ST. LOUIS TINE.

CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
lHfO RAILM Az
Depart Arrive
- y am $50 pm
50 an as pm
i350 noen s:fs pm
as Pm s:4s am
II7a Pm an
50 pm $50 an
Is o m Arrives
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DASCISG-Ful waltz and tNe-et8r Euarzn-
ted 81. all other dances taught free. music in
Guided. always open Pref Adams. 80 st05-
dard st
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7 soUTH sTDE COUNCIL. NO. 81
9R9AN Royal League. neets every second
AFSA and fourth Monday OF the noath at
NllE Anchor Hail Park and jefferson
avenues
Ny ! J. FRANKLIN. ArehOa-
?. J. stanl-y. Scribe.
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIRA
Via Wabash.
MISsOURI PACIFIC

Trail
Mail and Express
Mail and Edpress
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

CHURCH or THE NF-v JERUSALEM. 35th ST. -
tween PARK snl Lexington sv.s- tls Rev JIIa - ~ N
SMITH taSra-- -e-tIr. N IN. with sermon ~ y.
Pastor ~uri-'t "ApraTently Great and Little f'r,-s
t-HUf,f
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
NEW BUnDING PLANS

Canron-st. No = Tor q seven siar1 b-..l fs.,o--
-sNA'' cohen No - Nest li3th-s -st op ner- q;
,ysst,ns,,5 lIl,s, "a ;sS 'th ave- architect -. So 90
stolA nr'A lut building, With stores - 3,sGa
clark estate. No lgG3 1th ave oWners NJ
Tthsss ,5S 9N ia,s " Ia. - S'h - architects lsoon
tfl,h thfatre, With apartments. 50 llAI.5a. A.
soclatf Really tNuCFrn. No Rross,.,
oWnsf. > p NcEpatrark q son ~ t,s I,-f'
architects '- '''''-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
PLANs FOR z. RARcrAY.s Hn1.sr

Plans were filed yesterday by e. F. n Gilbert
arcmte't' Tor the ntN American basement house.
10 he built Tor X. BARCLAY. ON the property al No
East seventy -cighth-st. The building Wll be si,
aha naf stories m height. and VIII be strictly
hIeproot IN every particular. The front is 10 be ~
limestone and granite Tho roof 0f tilo t'ontra,rs
have been awarded and the work viii begin inrD,s-
diatcy. " - -" 'i'i''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

WILL WARM Your room a. cost - p cent
an hour Price St-Jp. complete +
EJ-RkE. Room GI2 1JU Nassau So. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

'HT TRJH sT THE TRANSFTtst RATION = = S."n-,
'ornn1unirns Farmers Mas sung a. l"@H anl
Iis'.U LEIGHTON COLEMAN will preach the sermon
choral ercnsanE. with anthems and SOLEMN pro-
.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

FOURTH AVENIE PPESBYTEPIAS CHURCH.. CO
e2i Rev WALTER DUNCAN BTCHANA
T. u. Pastor. breaches At n a and p Cor
muuion the morning service
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

FOTFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West End av
and Hlsf - The Pastor
REV J. WILBI-R CHAPMAN. II. D..
will preach II and ?. N.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
FURNISHED Rooms Go Get.

ININE large frnt ground floor. Berkeley Iyceum
II building. - West 44th -. Apply premises.
4 DVERTIsEMENTs and Subscriptions for The TIiJuns
~ received their TptoNn Bflce
No la6s BROADWAY.
Between 3sth az 2-tN until . O'Clock 2 On.
Advertisements viii he the following branch
ofaCes regular once until o.rlo,k O. m ,z :
2h4 sth-aNe.. 8 o. cor I'D ~. I5f 6th-aNe.. cor.
18th ct. 92 Enst I4th-st.s 25s Nest i2d-st. BE-
9Th and Sth 26ss West I2sth-st.; I.:s:fs
3d-nNe.. between 10th and 18th .O26 :td-aNe..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
oonnlrn prourria fur Sale.

AIOuNTAIN COUNTRY SEAT near Ntrrist,u,
VI - acre. ~ ro0ms. ell improvements electric nrb.
sc1oins other me places magnificent sfsd.
trees PcIss water miles from postoice price SIS 900
cl&s flfa 10 Exchange Place. Jersey City Crel Tse,.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

for gold wants capital
expiration In South America. AddI
W C.. BOX 10. Tribune Of1ce
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
CARPET CLEANING.

WILLIAMS & PETERSON. reliable steam
ana open air carpet cleaning WORKS
cts. per yard. 3Ul Eas; 44th-st
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans BY compressed air. steam. hand CT
on moor. l.55s Broadway. 42i East SSth-sL
coz BRANDT. Tel I32 3sth
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

FIRST BAPTIST CHTRCH broadway and 10Th 81
Rev. l. NJ HAIDFAfAN. Pastpr-Tre hing October
II a M. and 2. m by Rev NJ. SANDERS. II. u.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
DREsSNIAI&INJs.

A.-A-A.- seal garments and other me
fIrs repaired Tedycd and remudvled 'h'o
latest styles at cNcruuOnally l'W Pi!.'7-
Ladies' waited ON at their residence MI s.
r. J. BARKER. liG West sSth ST, Iale
with q. q. Gunther's sons. 9Th ave
CLOAK and DRESSMAkER All kIut7 ot
garments altered into latest style.. nn'9
work. estimates given, home - -tlt,--
GREiG. lSi West I'D St
DEEssSMAkER. artistic. thorough. highest
references. desires engagements. d.N or
week. city country Address fttokpt 'ii'
Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Brudiwdy-
SEAI.SKIS GARMENTS rcmndelrd. re-
dyed made over into fashtpnabl" cape
Coliarettes AMI Jackets, sleeves altrrta,
collars reshsped. home or day. GlsElG, l"l
West I'D 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. I37 /
West 4S;h-s-. between 9th and Tth Aves-Christa
Science services sundays a iO:45 a. and ..
"Wednesday evenings al = O'Clock Reading rooms op
Sally from 4. .. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

HUGH a.. PENTECuST.
90 MadiSon-ave. near 27th SUNDAY a n a
''NNag- Slavery Fosterci hv the church:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
Religious Monies


All ANGEIS si1 & Wssf End r a. a'e s ard SIS ~
t'ouul,rtor n, porniug prarer ans sermon , T,-
TowNsENn; II a. m: fun choral service. o. M
ey A d. p MSoIHEII - + j. a'i m Re,or vi H. s1sh @ ., "a
m Evening PRAYER al i-So p m with address ty
2o:h- 81 Rev THOMAS 4 SIICER Pastor vii preach
h ,6rd . synon Ns IN b5; e' k 19 IN Re 59P an o. @
daily invited, services. II a. m.
AT Lemon AvE>UE PREsBY TERRAIN Church
vim rrescb a. n subject Religion the Home of the
Ideal SUNDAY. school s;'' a m.
At soUTE cHIRcIl. Maaison ave and ssh IT,. Rev
RODERlcK TERRY. L. d. Pastor Services n a. M.
At THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY
central lark West ana 1eth -. Ecy CHARLES q. PAT
rEIson' MinrttT ~ ,,, ,,i ~ - N 70 le
jec '','hris''s Question TO Those "ho Would He Lead
BLooNINGpALE REFORMED CHURCH Hroad~sy
ana William e. stinson. Il. u. Pastor. n
m The Joy u service" D. m. The Man Tor our
Times as O Mechanic
BRICK CHURCH.
Ill Minister assi ana IN hang z1a4 e.
HENRY VAN DYKE.
SHEPHERD KNArr.
Rev HFNRY VAN DIXIE .. u Ii. H.
rs, '.i sHErafRb Piiisa Il ) EN&rr
sl.NpAY school. 9:is a ~
YoING woMENs ..AS rItik mhsE i.iss tI;AsS u" NJ
WeeSly e,sninE service "Wednesday O'Clock.
BROADWAY r4nERNAcaEs ,Is ~, ,a,s
Nena' lsso9P 91PPrF1H,,S T1iI i5S ~ d ''' Pss,or
II M Preachns by thc Rev THOMAS = HALL. n. T..
N ,5sI.ss ress,RT IL log c.l.ss SfT nsn si1d'n'
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evsnins at O'Clock.
CENTRAL PREsRYTERI,N cHUR,H s5th e., b.
SMITH 10 ~ pastor: Re1 WENDELL Prime Kf:E
p m Evening subject Great crisis IN Da,d's Ife- -
the hira 81 course uI5n Great crises iu the Lives
rea, Ms SUNDAY s,Ss soq, q, a. o. oi.I nv l'a" m,,1s In
"Wednesday evening at :. All ~eieom'.
christ .nrRclI; Iresasay ss4 5ls'
a. m.-Holy Communion.
kSsRiTs N9nns era,sT Sssf ann ana l~rRSa .gTI@a
rsscs9s -. a. The %GTniRs ,rg Rsr e ,Mr y H. me ts
sunday school al J" o. m
CHRISTIAN sriENcE SERVICES Fnh church -
slrist. scientist -" ga Madis'9 sye gornfr alh -
stranEsrs cordially Nsloorne.
CHURCH oF TIE ASCENSION sth ave and 10Th g.
Rev PERCY : GRANT. Rector
- m Musiosi S service. Rea. WALTER =. ''iIF-roN
sMrrH ohciatins. oHoItory, Hear NJ Prayer" by
$ b m evening --,ice and sermon D., Rector.
CHURCH oF rnE HEAvENLY REST.
Rev u. PARKER MORGAN. a. u. Rector
u m l,sny. Feis 'suuunioa sermon by ire Rector
p m.-h''ai"E Prayers. rTsaoher Rev JoHN VIII
cliuRcH or rHE INcARNArloN.
n. Re-, WN n GEosvENoR Rector
ssr,ioss HOLY Communion
: F2sn,Ss '.n'Ss Tgs3,sT Drsysr ana sermon
sorner orner Park .-ser,ices n q M re, MINNr
ssnAGE y Nln nresoh subisc, Is cong -
ssIsl estrsnos PsTkaNe Communion after service an
R. snrEcIi 2G 29, TIE PuEIrANs Iso,s and sh .,.
sad ,. m weicon. 70 an services a m
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
Or. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS

,os Psaeh IN Grace Methodist Episcopal church We.,
- - between Columbus ana Amsterdam AVes AZ ~
Nen Drswn from Russell sage
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
THE ROOF MAINTENsNCE 90.

ROOFS kept in repair ty the year at nom
iual cost. cutters and leaders put up.
Ilg West I2Jth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
LAW NERs.

SMITH 4 ExGEI. reliable lawyers. 300
Broadwav Ssw-York: accidents. domes-
tie dinieuitiss quickly adjusted; eohsui'a
ton free.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

MOTHERS COMPANION. ASSISTANT
Young English Woman OF refinement.
experieUce I'm care and training OF young
.6tldrsn. also in conducting household In
sbsspre of mistress, cOngenial homo the
first consideration. Adtress r. c.. Box y.
Tribune Office
POSITION OF TRUST. BY refined. edu
Gated woman. could take charge OF large
institution ten years experience: good ret
sran,as Adfress e. q. ROORJM s96
LAFAYETTE ave BroOklyn.
STENOGRAPHE;R and Remington operator
Of nine wears experience. In downtown
office. no law Al references. r. r., 2sl@
Boulevard. Jersey city.
VOTING LADY as switchboard operators
has had three years experience. can FUR
nish best OF reference ROBERTS, 2;3 East
2ath- -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
Gonnirn ilroperln Go cet

lNN1LtNooIf- Ilesirails t,,,s.rr
- ueNl, d"corated Tor renf Sln }"
Sau $50. furnished SitHi Si.s l' other houses
"a. MEATfifsKiSN 4. -
- MMiT. n. ITO rent. Furnished O. . -
- ~ natiiTtrufS months.
water. heating slratri-tN not
house and o,H.rimans ,ottar..' ane stable
walk from depot. moderate rent aSir.-H' MINUTES
lt3 frout 81. - 4. tfts. w -Nf-ii
fIHo kl.Ar a Ileassutlv situated roftere a, -, -
New lorl 'i'y. Win modem ronnenienoe. =, nsla %
utef hH n ~ from 49, -. paror. dining roou -. -
rooms hesi1~s servants Possession
rent ~ begin November lsf Anply
WaEersid s CTS, Borough - Tba r..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

LOST. Bankbook No. a3i. .saG. on DRY Dock
savings bank ANY person having claims
upon said book g. called upon 10 present the
same 10 the hank within thirty gavs or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and
eNtinguisned ami new one issued in lieu
thereof
- = tdnkhoos N". ,,.r,. I.si ~ m. & nlun
lHrne savings Institution. j. missing ANY
person having 2 Ella in tp 10 - hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or SUBMIT ~ having said passbopk can
ceiled ami new ono issued
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook NJ. ~ so
'I me t'srWfn savings Bank i'm the city
or ~" lpfk. corner ffh ave. and f4th st.
l@su"I 2" Emma SchWeitzer All persons
ar 'dhtlon@d against negotiating the same.
" no' returned 20 the bank or the Iat day
sued VII
L'lS F. Bankh0ok No. 33 ytG of The nion
plm" savings Institution H. missing Anv
person having claim 20 IN Is hereby called
uF'h 70 present the same within ten days
'l Su"Hlt 70 having said passb0Ok can
O'4l"d ana new one issued
Il = -- 6ankho.k No 20.S46 Seamen's
hdnk Tor savings. - and 20 Wall St,
NeW-f ork Payment stopped and canceIla
p"h applied for. Please return TO bank
Los bankb,.k ~. S;5u. 49a. Bank for
savings. 2So ith ave. New York Pay
,.---- s--Ln-d- Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
WONDERFUL FERNO CAS-
Nv. tTE,H

WONDERFUL FERNO GAS
HEATER.
WILL WARM your room n cost - p cent
an hour Price 81 80. complete +
EJ EkE. Room G12 l5u Nassau So, y Y.
HELL WANTED.
Male
ADVERTISING CANNASSERS on standard
publication Of well anown daily news
paper. commission. Address. with refer
,nces r.. rox Is Tribune ONCE.
ATTENTION, Men wanted By doing an
easy wer, YOU can travel % England FOR
-. s.. Germauy so. ami south Africa 50.
return passage. Apply ATLANTIC SHIP
fiNG OFFICE. No tirst Strret. New YORK.
AuVEETISING SOLICITOR daily news
paper fu w.rJ uu classified Advertising ,
salary and r.umis-irE Address II Z SrLER.
kix ~. Tribune once.
MEN WANrra. St,acy Nvrk. baltimore
oyster boat. wages Sl3 Co So, expenses
advanced ii& 1T -
WILL ACOTNrNT elderly man ~ refined
appearance and satisfactory references 20
method nf earning from s. t' SlU per
caF. HAMILTON. Room l3.i5. l'1 "th ave
WANTED f'r-ssmrn and Feeders. steady
employment. pressmen so per week .
feeders Sl3 per eek. Apply El ItR PRINT
mo H1l 50. u Jacuh.,t city.
WANTED Ten m,n ,Commiss,ouer Il
p"eds' Tor campaign petition work Apply
l5>l broadway. between = and 4" .. IN
BERT SNOW. SEQ.
WANTED comprJenr rauroad uaehinists.
tHiiermakrrS and hlaek~miths f1r out -
town grCsi wages. Apply between a. m-
and . .. M 90 g. = WEBSTER No. IL
Moore ST.. near stone HnuW 40 -
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
The Tribune received 4t their Uptown or
nee ~. l.. JBt broadway. between Both and
37th SITS. until o'clock p. m. ADVERTISE
m-uts received az the following branch cf-
fices Al regular office rates until y o'clock
D. m. viz -Ji sth ave. s. e. cor .Ii- st .
il3 18th aEe. cor. l2th -. % East t4th q
- West 43I ST. between 7th and Sth aves :
a63 West i2Sth 81 Ibis ad ave- between
10th AMI tIth sfs.. o2G 3d ave. near 61st-
St. l. lOS lst d.e-. near S9th ST. l51 East
l35tt ST., 1J6 fremont ave. G-o ~ ave-.
near lists SJi 81 ave. .tu Hlcecker-s
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Court st.. 2l5 smith st.. I.OOi Gates ave.
Newark. y. J.-I9i Broad ST. Also az all
A. u. T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

80 eAIe1Sed iolICE ARISES in REL, IIGHT ms
aEIgI on HERoIfM II N tIrY AN STsTF Dis
i.i,r-l : ~HtI i.th 'ff. Hr~TRt MEMS NEFTTNc
"''i-h , " O. " WNsi l25th - SUNDAY 4 n n !,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
COAL.

COAL. X. Anthracite. also steam Goa.
Tor sale. shipped ~ shipping Apply
COLBY a 60 No. II T}ruadway. y Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
GEORGE l.. McNUTT

,ie lsil Man Win speak upon the .I.rotIer,s n,
t.rigf, ans X,.., - ''. Nesi side y. NJ 9. Audi
.i l<'-l. ',l~e hub and Mems -, rts unJsr - ~
''''''''N4N Men only.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

HELP " NNTEsD
Female.
YOUNG WOMAN. 20 take fun charge of
laundry branch. WILLIAMS. .@Ta
EruadW4y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
Mr.. GEORGE sol TON


E.r husslog Wool rss-o A. n 9. 4,
,iisf - ~ -'i - SUNDAY. "c. II a.'5 p m. An IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
LADDERS. DERRICKs. POLES.

-TTrTr-r---~~ PORTLAND LADDER
-@------- l->-----4-4- 60 20 World Bldg.
\. Y. Tel PATS John. Best OF ladders. de-
hvered az PC. per foot
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PAWNnROkERs, SALES

L l. FIRUsKL Auc,ioueer. 20 Bowery.
OF - Hy " S.uons .s son. % Hester
So diamonds wHtch, l-wvIry. all goods
prior Aug. I. 1901. from No. % 500 o ~.
- I3o and an older dates.
Dst l3-By : Mayer. Jersey city, ID.
Mayer. Hobokru IeN~lr,. diam nos. etc
Ort ~ By J =. Fgllan. Gia 10th ave,
CIHfhing. vtc-. prior oct. .. 1901.
oct. - Hy j. ti.lI-chmtdt lJ7 81 ave,
=. FruHauf $3.50 H'wery. diamonds.
watches. i.Velry all gods prior oct. 4 'ol.
ave clothing etr. pledged prior O,t :. 'ul
oct lS-By Wm- simpson * tu.. III
Eoarry. diamoniE. watches. 1ewelgy. an
glods prior July !. 'ui. % ~. J6.u,5. and
ort. I" is :. G,ods,eia 4 saa. e.o
Rrl4ss =. HrpokIyu. Mentri-uhu. go
GTrenwi,n -. diamonds. watches. jewcirS.
all goods prior oct u. OF
CENTRAL. AUCTIOS 30 n Sh,,ban.
AuctaneeT. f52 and 10 canal "a.
oct ia-Iiy n McAIecuan. 1850 I;goad
way. diamonds. watches. j~Wvlry. g.,ris 20
even description pledges Nos tu = ""
tn 1901. ard followers
Of is-By sJmpson e. Co.. iG5 Bow
sry. clothing rt-.. pieigei to Oet. g. l;@l.
oct. - By a. simpson q ,'n. l"5 lin~
cry. diamonds watches ieWrlry etc.
fisiEsd O. y 2l."r. Aug. D. lo"i. an
goods he'll over
o,t II j. Levy. successor o. T.
Simons. 10 FarirS 81. clothing. Co Oct.
o-t I5-By Fttzsimmons & Fuuam. ~
Broadway. brookbn. lewsirs. etc. o. Oct
I. W0l
ort Is Hy Estate John simpson. i75
Is1w~ry. rID'hing. ,tr.. O. oct l. lgnl.
Drt iG-Hy U4caett 5fo'e Myrtle
ave. clothing pledged o. tst. .. 1901
Oct II liy jos Fau. - 6rn.r,,. cloth
inc. etc. Nas 30 10 tp - go. pledged 90
Ort : 1891
pet. Il large consignment 90 diamond
and fancy stone Jew'lrF-
Jos. SHONtiDpD - -ON. Austs.
Salesruums No 80 HnWsry-
oct. Clothing N NJ. Wolfe. j. city
Urt 70 CLOTHING. etc. pledged tu bst 2.
1901. II Silbrrstcin's sons. to 9TH ave. 81
hsrstsiu Bios. = f57 Sth ave.
p,t lt-Jeuelry. etc. \ FreunI .g13
81 ave. H. VI. Rina'io. . $50 81 ave.
oct - clothing rty.. pledged t1 uct. :.
l.oI % FoN. - sth ave.
ort i6 Mems ami wum'u'~ ,lothiuE etc..
L. VI Lew. sol columbus ave
Orr y clothing. "a .. pledged tp oct io.
laui Nod Harlan. t:iu Hudson ~
Eli SOBEI. Aur-. - E1wrr,. sells su
goods pledged To- O.t4uer I. l"ut
oct ~ 3-Clnthing dresses. shoes. etc.. j.
\ Weaver. 5i2 W 51fh 81
Dgt li-Clothing. dresses. shoes. r'".. :.
Wronker & Son. So ist ave
oct iS-s'luthing fine spring ami winter
oVercoats. dresses. shoes. etc. g.. ~"l'-- -
tst ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
J. ". HENNTNG BUYER OF ORPHAN ASYLUM
PLOT

J7mes W HenninG is tho buyer ~ the fo-foot plot
on ne north side of FIFTY -hrs-et IS feet west OF
Madison-aNf.. which vas recently reported sold IA
Davis a Robinson. This plot adjoins one recently
bousht by w X Vanderbilt. jr through the same
brokers. go " '''''N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
fee No. I .36{ broadway. between 3oth ana
9th sts until o'clock p m AdNertss
nents received at the following branch OF
fees at regular once rates until q cIocA
p. m. viz: 80 Sth ave. = =. cor -Sd 81
ia3 Sth-ave. cor. 18th St. ~ East lfth ST. :
Isl West 42d st. bstwe5l Ith and s'h a'es'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
PLANS FOR HARLEM AUDITORIUM FILED.

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bureau Of Build
inEs, Manhattan. for five story theatre and
apartment building of limestone and brick
selOoHo. 10 he erected AZ the southwest corner %
SeVenih-aVe. and. One-hundred- ed-and twenty ysiNth-
81 fronting 80 II feet SeVeuth-aVe. by 1851
on onc-hundred-aud-twen -SiNth-st. Tho theatre
viii he known the Harlem Auditorium. and will
sect l..6O persons The Associate Realty concern
tho owner, and J. r. McElpatrick son are the
arChitectS.
Fuller details of the plans for the theatre were
printed I'm The Tribune few weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1902-10-11
AJIIINERN

AT REDUCED PHICE~--O % second ham,
wood and iron Working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN
changed. GEO r EDDY. 39s Madison-st