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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
RUnAYIA AND TIE JEWS.

From The Great Round World" by Samuel
Greene. born a Jew In Rumania-
-Four possible solutions OF the Jewish question
discussed in Rumania- ] should like 20 take them
First-iSaptism politicians take the ground
that The Jews ba ptizeo (Which Is effected IN
Rumania by immersion) and accept orthodox Chris
uauity the rights Of citizenship viii DC readily Sc
c9ieo The experience OF ysNlsn ap ~ ,ss Ia
ment job. Naturalization has been no easier for
them Even their children nave moi been aoInltted
10 citizenship although born orthodox Christians.
SecOnd-NatuTalizauon eu petli-Some OF the
politicians have proposed that the Jewish leaders
masses wait few decades until they have becom,
bitter ilted for H. The Jews believe that the mo
aders, they VIII not entertain the plan. Tn
hatura aizatlon OF loo or 20 rich Jews Would MOI
Third-NatuIaI zation en- masse.-This is the radi-
a solution; u would require that the constitution
be so amended az TO give all Jews born In Ruman.a
rights Identical with those enjoyed by native Ru-
nanans such q step wOuid probably bTtng Teyo-
notions about the Jews that they believe the de-
strnetion Of their Kingdom would follow and tha,
dom, How a population OF about 5go0el9 can thin
user In danger from l50eco oppressed Jews b.
similar 10 that Witch has led the Chinese TO believe
Ia teN thousand Europeans viii take possession
Fourth-Eauaiity Of Civil RIghts-This Is the
solution approved by the Jews themselves. and I
consider Y a reasonable compromise. Let the Jews
moose, like the Rumanians. Let them have free
Instruction Cor their children I'm the public schools
~ they vii be content without citizenship
.SeSoinpish this II g only necessary that
s.sIiements; That All Jews established in RunlanIs
&c hsvlng no foreign protection and al Jews
subjects VIII al e TfSss %bss Sc ss 5ns5
.oa sre re laws o: ths country give 70 Ru-
.sSsTs sgsh.9 . Esnsss s's Gs.e e fo +
s' ." oecesssrS 70 name the conditions
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FRENCH AGRIcULTURAL STATISTICS.
Paris. September 20.

Paris September 20
The methods employed by the United States
Department OF Agriculture for obtaining Stats
tics upon which 10 base forecasts of crops have
been selected by NJ Mougeot Minister of Agri-
culture as the models for the much needed re-
forms bout to be undertaken in France. VI.
Nougeot when Postmaster General. made
stout night against the red tape which for years
had prevented the elastic deV elopmcnt Of the
French postal and telegraph systems. and
brought his department up 10 date, and he
is now bringing his energy to bear upon the
French Bureau Of Agricultural Statistics.
The proposed reform promises TO be very thor
ough and is made necessary by the perpetual
discrepancy between the official estimates in
gard To the three great French crops-wine.
wheat and sugar beets-and the forecasts made
by the chambers Of commerce OF the leading
towns and bv the dealers directly interested In
an exceedingly instructive report on the subject
n AIougs OF shows that there has been practical
IL no change i'm the statistical methods estab-
Ushrd by Napoleon III In 1Sj2. and these
merely improvements upon the DEGREES for 7ear-
IL estimates OF crops issued by Colbert in 1868.
when annual harvest estimates first became OBJ
ligatory.
For many years the official forecasts as TO the
wheat and wine have been several million points
sstray. and the public has gradually learned 10
depend for their information upon unofficial fig
ures obtained by private firms, and which
from that very fact subject 10 suspicion. The
new system that NJ. Mougeot is about TO intro
duce viii put in motion 5000 communal and
500 c4ntonsl commissions, and should be in
working order 20 forecast the crops. harvest and
vintage OF the year 1H&.
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VIII DISPOSES OF S5GO.o0o.

by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
Saratoga. y Y. oct 9.-The Will OF sidney A.
Riczard the president OF the g r. Harvey Company
who died recently has been admitted 10 probate II
di-7cses 81 upward or fSa,"o. OF which 5000 is
personal estate The hsnedciaries are Mrs. Minerva
H. Bickari his widow. Ell ain Richard. brother.
Of Na>seua Centre, Mrs Jane 5. Richard. daughter
.n-law. Alpheus Richard a cousin. of Messena
Centre: Minnie and Fannie Richard nieces. OF
Rochester. Ira O. Goodrich. tTOthcr-in-law. of
Pasadena. cal. and Malcolm Goodrich and Annie
r. Goodrich. 30 FLUSHING
The institutions benefited include the Congrega-
toral Church. the Saratoga Hospital. the Young
Mems Christian Association and the Chdren's
Home all Of this place. and the Union Church, OF
Mlss,na Centre
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force osule SaIes.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Sew York.-AlIce O.. Cr1weu PLAINTIFF. against
EEh-Tr L-u.srn al Eefeu1aurs.-In pursuance 20
Judgment n Freisuf- and i duly made and entered
'1 tht ap.Eeeu't'ed action. tIrg date tie @fh day ~
-T'feul+r l- J. undersigned 20. Referee ~ said
Judgment named. vtl sell Public Auction az the NsT
Aor- Real Estate ~aI--r.lln. SO IN Broadway. In the
H1rHuEr N7nHatr77 tfF - New YCr mo 18th fay
~ ot-har n, 40 - O'Clock thar dsE. ty Pf'p
c.rvth Alrfirrsr IRE premises directed hy said flrE
h- s0ll ard therein described follows AT
-taln irt piece parcel ~ and situate. lying ar1 r~
rr l- me T-rc Nfrf tna city 90 Nev Work. re
rrrhW--f-ry ~ uy between NasrirEfr1 and
Nt-- Streets. kuaWr and distinguished ilt ru0rtr
IN certain thereof made r
Graves city ~u~tsE1r dated February iuh ISIS and
nrN- 20 deed % r1Faur- 20 the F-d parcel % land
from me MAYOR Aldermen ans C0mmrnalfy % the CITY
- New YORK 10 William Howard hsarnE date the Isl day
1t March one flusau1 esHt hundred arc nineteen and
recorded 1 ne once ~ tTe Register y ne CRY and
County % StH N1r< ~ LaeF No. $50 % Convey
7aEs ~ an1 e1un-e- t1-'Vs- s1ltssstery - 80
ssi- 11rtrTestery a-~ ~ ley street Aforesaid N1rtr-
easarlv tv 1t Number Six 'sl s7f map. NrrtHNrs'
-ry partly ry lt N-nle- sixteen Si and parfF bv ~
N--nffr f~rfssr tst or ats ans srlfhveafsrv
the said Dc berg tNeEtF .1 feet breadth
ar- ans slEty-=lE1r length
thereof ov az" SAID t-~-eg thereof reference
b. ~ th~reunfo had wiN more rIlr arrear which
sad premises Erd&n NIrh-r - Ury
Dated New York. Oc--te- fth. 1872
AUGUST o. NANX. Referee.
Et1M-LN e. PARSONS Artrruers TIa.rt.N Wall
street. Borough 20 Nar-strao. civ % y1rz
TIE following ls diagram - The P-ortr-y -ot
cesTl1t1 above. ire
Fulton Street
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NEW YoRk sUPREME CorRr cnI-Nr,

~ N.r Iora -Frcder,eF A. o srhNarz YI.tgte
against Petty -olllru Walker Realty tDrps-, ana
others isteuaauts In pursuance - x1usut b. fr.
closure ana SALE duly made and entered .F.-..
entitled action. and barring date the
b'r. 1890 ], the UNDER Ensl. the referee. ir said I r
nSfnF- NiI HFU 40 public auction The T.r. W.
Msurattir. tttr and County - SeV York IN ID aa,i
day % Defalfr lHv- twelve O'Clock an tr.t -
oN AfIt. A-rft1rttr trF UIra..I 81
said Judgment 90 De sold and therein described a. r5I
tuti1ss and 'UpraE eu.snt- thereon -r,ste. .i.r4+ Z
ana t.iuE iH the Twenty third Ward the nt-. i, -
i'in bg-. 1@l .n- escbei as follows t,lt. lrsirin,
et CONT aH The Norhsriy sid. q NeStrh.s-r
4lslii. and four ana nine ....
dr~dt1s tloi ;s-it0l feet Westerly M -
ti-. e'lits sil" ~ Ne-tcu,-f~r A. fI.
"a ln' Drawn AZ an angle 81 eighty fs9i
tnf3 tEht ,>i minutes and twenty seconds ~
Nitlei-l soc ~ "estche=er Avenue. uuets -four ana
even one nuudT"-ths % Z l0Ul anu
Hkl angles % Eatle Avenue. thirty four ana fr-t
ere -i.ii'cth- "a $1,000 feet thence S.ltf.rfg ~
e ti1ilfi or nearly so Nita Eagle Avenue am r.-.
N9-,fe-i- li4. - Sc. 49, Nti 70 point IN tra
't "~' t"~irt avenue distant event.
eishi and sixty hundredths t7S iO0j -
t'-I I' .'"'ti' est-rlf corner 90 Ncsrches-tr
.-i-r. tsence westerly along Nartb.-f, .t-
hl1cfeCth, 90 50 l0pi feet ulrf '' one
E-IlLs except triangular piece OF land t.-,, ~.
1s bgTSl L S o. The above descrbe1 premise.
a-- u--'..-i ana oescrifed follows
o'iNt al ne END OF wall distant siXty-e1e6T az
lert noith"Ef nom the Northerly I'D - 80
al9 alslflt seventy -feVen feet Wesfs-ir 49,
On sals lire extending from lsr ll-rly
one ana S5-ieO feet thence Easterfy On is
sst nee southWestsriy tVenty fsst 49, me
70 sus enc OF "a a wall ana point eI less
Dalsa NV YORK September IGIa 10 ''-i"l'nE
r4.7f-ry FRANCIS .. CANTTN, r,.,--
iA N DEbhE oISE COLBY. Attornevs g.
No - Wall Street. New YORK CT,v 0'9 Tor Fialnttn.
Ths following Is a diagram - -
- se071 I1inoer "a SIS Wsstchsser Avenus - Sole
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Chan le of j ame
\ EN- YORK SUPREME COURT convey

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COTYTy
the &c., SsT aoSk-in me Mater Of the Appl,cs,io ,
sllft Company for leave Pp.ssalon OF
~ letoa :, hereby gwen thar upon The uv S u.
- tHs above named comt,anV -
ne sssfstaEy n state dated the 3Isi ne ertneats
~ aignhattsn cue publication 0f this net1cs
- 49, - prinei pa bnsir-ss once hi n
- "eiis y NeW YORK. STATE - 50 or
yo-k 49, $50 Sapfens Court % the state ~, i S
a = Z Sle-ial Term. Part T. Thereof - - ~ rev
the CouIt house q Court An tSa - se held al
IsfS csv ~ C.,1f1 - County q New York on 90.
- psle0er. 1872 a. 10 30 esclo,k ~ a. m
.. nat Gay CT Thereafter a. Go - 'oIe
$500 ~ order authorizing said corporsfton ~,
----ss - eIperate name the sWoof I5ro3,,e,o
SctnL-iy ard for other snd
premises As nay be prepsr '1S- Iehei ~ the
Ezre1. Nsw Tcrk f1t- \ " 49, a.. -.
MANHATTAN SPIRIT 6soNPEey
.N-r>r 49,. BY Y J. PIERCE. $3.50,
H1~ANDf. MOONEY 4 sIEIPNfzN ''-'1>n'
AtrornsgE Cor p4rstio--r
Van
NsT Yors cts \ T.
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"es-etesier Ave.
t,-S - AA,llatg amount % the lien or chayVs .,
90 IN ~ a,-he described piCperty Is 10 h. 80 sasisiy
ter ifg9 thsI eof ON the end day ~ $500
sseo = Nllh costs ana allowances u
90 win interest thereon fr1n mounting
ssfe s1,i-, ~" the expenses % the sale me s,- .l
es an ~, ~ ne taxes assessments o. 1f stpToh
-hase HoreV - s.41Ned 10 The purchaser OUT % ~ 49,
~ '''e iSltiee. l. Si.3lG ana in
Dated New York. September 2rh 1000
FRANCIS @ tANTTNF, f.,.-..
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deftly manipulating the cards. vas like gam
bling with a phantom."


What is the most uncomfortable coach Jour
ney in the world? II is II we may judge by the
experiences Of ]. W. Davies described in Lip
pincotrs," that between Salisbury and Bula-
wayo, IN South Africa II is a tale of pictu-
RESCUE but eNasperatng discomfort. and may be
commended TO those who complain OF the crum-
pied rose leaves in American travel Bulawayo,
In the heart Of Matabeleland. is a queer town
whose wonderful growth IN the space Of seven
years is hard 10 explain It's red dust is horri-
bic, and water is so scanty that there is little
mitigation OF the misery White ants will not
permit the growth OF a single tree. so there is
not particle OF shade round the red brick
houses. Any breakage in the railway lire enter
ing the town means that the inhabitants must
so without fresh meat. fruit and vegetables. for
nothlng In the way Of fresh provisions is pro-
duced In the region. Yet handsome houses,
hotels. a clubhouse. theatre. hospitals and
churches NJ the town limits. The nearness Of
precious metal hardly accounts for BulaWayos
eNpension, for. though IL is as the traveller re-
mlnas US In the centre OF a great mining dis
triet there are no gold mines in the immediate
ueGhborhood.
Miss J. u. Daskam's .-Scribner" story. "A
Little Brother of the Books" is q trine gushing
and hectic. but it Is good bit Of work for an
that. II one does not quite recognize as a true
piece OF humankind the little lame hauuter ~
q provincial library, ne is in most respects so
winning that We must welcome MS coming ana
speed his parting with gentleness
Mr.. Howells. in a tone OF more or less amiable
irony, deals in Harper with the apparent
friendly mindedness OF modern Englishmen tow
ard American literature He thinks that per
hans our cousins sometimes 'oversay" their
good word, and suggests that their
Adhesion 70 principles laid down IN this
magazine nearly twenty years ago VIII Doe the
more gratifying II they viii apply them 20 the
judgment OF the American fiction which ap-
parently threatens them with such invasion
as we fondy believe they have suffered from
Us In the social and commercial world. We
cannot too anNiOusly assure them THAI 'uI
popular action is almost wholly worthless. and
that. however American II may seem in mate
rial and manufa cture Z Is altogether un-Au'-ri-
can IN spirit We are in that moment ~ re-
crudesCence which seems 70 have passed with
them. and while they are looking 10 US for
democratic examples and incentives. ne are
rapt far from these in feudalistic ideals and arts
tocratic prejudoes.
This appears 20 be nicely balanced distTibu-
ton Of what the small boy in the street calls
"sWats."
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PAWNnRokEHS' SALES.
l. L TIEusI. Aua,lorrer. 20 Eoaery.


l. L. FIII ski ALetl1r-a-. 20 Ipa-ry.
cells 10 a. a..
Grt IO-By William GuIIst9n. lswelry
oct fs-Ey n Sim0us a. Slu. 81 Hester
ST. aitmauIs. Wateu.s i.Wsrv. AIN goods
urior- kur 1901 from a., ne 5np ~ NJ
III 1gu .-a I'm Older f3t..
1rr II-Rv : Mavrr. Jersey City- 70.
N.,-- U.f.L.rt- f.y.-l-, ,lisr,-.pd- -fe
o.r n Hy 4 FlIfsn ,,,4 IO-b-sve..
rI.srfr.- ef- rrtar Osf 4 f,uf
5.I I'm / t;Il-.r,4.l- 1 II- Nave.
A. Fruraur 1850 p1u.r,,- diamonds
vy.t.L.. t.v,-I-, Lad Goods r.ri,r o. -uf
...f NJ n I-..kr.irrsr = ius RI
at.. .l1fbfrg 80 pI,,ig.t priDr o-t A ,0i
o., l5@Ty Um Sf-rp..n A. 80 Isl
49,. a.'.,,...,,.F. ,,.t.t, t.,,-rr,. 4u.
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The approximate lien o- charge O., satisfy
whs fl. ahafuitnr-.tt isrfr Pei sH b. FI.r..-
thousand asc turcr,f and n'y four sud So 55 M
lcar- ~i.h interest thereon from tho FI, s.-
teler 1872. together uitu costs and allowance Amounting
to Three hundred aa- ute9n and Do lup 100 ..rf-
Si'h interest from september -ti. l's- Together sffa 49,
expenses 81 me SALE Tbs approximate q ,s-
a-sfe--sUtr or 0f.-r AeEs which De- allowed t .r
chaser our ~ tle p1reta-s man+t. - petit tv he
Referee Be- luulT-4 sl1.-.fEht .rF a. ~.
tS,fS ltI t0far- and Interest. " Az
DATED NrE York. October 9Th 1892
q
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BANKBOOK No. 32i ass of the Union DINE
Savings Institution n missing Any per
-ou having claim 20 o. Is tereh; ta4irI
upon 20 present the same within ten HdS %,
submit 20 having said passbo0k cancelled
ant new ore fz=Ief
HANDBOOK No. 36l 76S 81 the Union INN
Savings Institution is missing ANY ~
son having = claim 20 n T. hereby -
upon u present the same within Ton -
~ submit 20 haNinz said passnsof tlf' f''
aud peu- ore tsEusd.
LOST. -Bankbook No p SEA Empire city
savings Bank. 2st West t2sth-st., New
hsnk
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DREssNIAhINa.

-A--A.-5+t garments ami other me
.l-s repaired. r-Isr1 ami teruts.l-d into
iaIr-t -.f.r= At vh.s ..flHlaa.-s loss prices.
l-.llf- u4I..l IN AZ JaHIr residences. Mrs.
g.. J. BARN FIR. li5 West aHfu-st-. late
h .th a. g. Eu.flvI .s sons. sfu.a.e-
ClAAn ans Dit.-~MAnEH- An slnd~ a.
garments altered into llt--r -tIias- 'us-i
v Hr-- estimates -tNru. home ~ .rr"l-
GEEl5 IaI West @-l-=t.
bi.r.~~s NNrr,. 4r-isfig. thorough. highest
reference. desires engagement. atE or
v.-a. .i-. country Affr.-. TTDHDT GIt.
Ir tuE- Uptown office. 1906 fruAdWay-
~t.tIs~hI> .ti....r.Nt- T-Uaa..l.I. TO-
eyed. made over .Hfr fashionable DIprs-
coIIar'ttss AMI iaCk~t-. sleeves altered .
collars rr-aagci. home er day. GRElG. l5l
West -.d 10
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tina! mus. fulfilled in order to be recognized as
subject
change in the constitution. II would not affect the
= itcaf rights Of the Runanians II would bring
Z bout the relief OF worthy people from evil con-
dfti0ns that born Of bgotry and prejudice. ana
would mark an important advance in the interest
OF humanity and justice.
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CARPET CLEANING.
3. & j. W. @llLIENS
SIS VI. SAITH Sir. 5 5sH 80
LAEEET CLkEN4- % EsLauIshsd isTS
WILLIAMS a PETERSON. rehab.s steam
sno oIvn ar earget cleaning ~orEs. )
cts. uvE 34rL 81 last s4IE-st
CArEr L. ~ JAErEI CLEANING CO.
Oivans ~ COMPRESSED air. steam. hand CO
On door. l.53- hrsadNaJ Al hast Asta-sI
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

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ST, RsRT@Nl GlRGsW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
21i East 42d-st. First class domeStfcs ar.
supplied also man aging hOusekespsrs. ma
irons. governesses. tutors etc.
AFRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. s24 West
59th-st. supplies only reliable help: white
and colored. male OF female for all domes-
FOR SALE.
So, SO iE0lD GLASSES @f.
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes FREE and sell YOU pair OF 81 80
years" YoE will never have this chance
sRsin. KEENE OPTICAL co. $50
BROADWAY. NEW YORK Hours ; 10
6. Saturdays included. Glasses made and
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-SOO secondhand
wood and iron working mach mes. fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and
MISCELLANEOUS.
II THERE A KIND LADY who would give
a poor family q second hand carpet2 Ad-
dress COLD WEATHER. Box -, Tribune
: I-2@n orI.ee. l.56l Broadway.
HILL WANTED.
NJ
ADVERTISING CANNAsSERS on standard
publication OF well known daily news
mar
saces. II. box IS Tribune once.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
for good men. Sc place competent men IN
nigh grade positions. such as managers,
secretaries tTeasuIers, supeI in Jsndent5, etc
write Tor plan and booklet registration for
business men, h.gn grade only. THE HAP
GOOD bJ kEAC. Room 500. 80 Broadway
ATTENTION,-Men wanted. BY doing an
easy WORK YOU can travel 70 England tor
s.. ST. Germary $40 ami south Africa S25.
return passage. Apply ATLANTIC SHIP
I.ING Ot r IL T.. li5 rItst street. New YORK
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. daily news
paper 20 work on classified advertising,
salary and commission Address HUSTLER.
Box 10. Tribune Office.
Be- u-t.N .c.J.-.ronrrs oIIos. answer in
own handW ritinK Address AMEkMAN q
PATTERSON. ~ Wluiam-st-
COLLECTORS SIS: applicant must
loan employer 500. which viii be Sc
oured- Address COLLECTOR Box 81
Tribune Office
CIRCULAR DISTRlBUTORS- SO per 1000;
pay advanced. no Ca1vassing. Dl~l tlbU-
TORS NATIONAL UNION. Cincinnati.
MEN WANTED. steady work. Baltimore
oyster boat wages S13 to SIS. expenses
adf7Tced- 1t3 tst-st
WE'LL ACQCAINTED elderly man II re-
enres OF a method Of earning from - 20
$40 per day. HAMILTON. Room ]. 235. l1b
5tn-ave.
WANTED. Two educated men. Of busi-
ness ability and integrity. 70 answer in
luirieS Weekly salary or guaranty paid.
" rite. giving age references and details
as % qualifications. DODD. MEAD * CO..
NeV-Ns~k
WANTtiD. -Pressu,en and feeders. steady
employment; p~essmen $50 per week.
feeders Sl2 nsr week. Apply BJ RR PRINT
ING HOUSE rs Jaoob-st.. city.
WAN Ed -CDmpe -eut isIlrost mdChinists
botlermakrTs and blaCksmiths for out OF
town. good wages. Apply between Q a. n
and p. m. 90 L. $ WEBSTER No. n
Noarc-st.. near stone Poorn No II
WANTED.-Bv a financial Institution first
class male stenogranher and typewriter
operator. must write a good long hand and
b. familiar With foreign exchange business.
Address. TRUST. 2. q Box So. New-Iork
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
YOUNG WOMAN. 10 raA- full charge %
laundry branch WILLIAMS 2.2TO
Br0afWa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Is THERE A KIND LADY who would give
a poor family a second hand Carpet2 Ad-
Dress COLD WEATHER Box -, Tribune
ntown once, 1854 Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

So, Sc e0lD GLASSES Ssf,
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes FREE and sell YOU a pair OF 81 50
GOLD GLASSES FOR 81 Warranted 5
years. 1or will never have this chance
sRain. kEENE OPTICAL co. $50
bhOADHAf NEW YORK. Hours TO
6. Saturdays included. Glasses made and
repaired
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A,-A-AI-ArrnNIIoNi

A-A!-ATTENTION
Attractive floors. suites with private pam
with or without board: single rooms DoO-
tors ortfces, all desirable locauGnss hishsst
references given Information free
> e.. LELAND a CO.
= W est 33d-st-
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MAJ kitNERN,

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-SOO secondhand
wood and iron working mach mes: fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and
'nanged. GEO. 3. EDDY. 3ss MadisOn-st
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The extraordinary family Efe of the great
Rachel is vigorously desculed by Miss Morris in
''Aicclures Magazine" British In violence ana
unneason were the ouarres Of her brothers ana
sisters and monstrons was the greed with
which they exploited the moneymaking glft OF
the genius they controlled. Miss Morris has
treasured various personal "reminiscences Of The
ACTRESS derived from acquaiutances here ana In
Frhnce, and In spite Of somewhat sentimental
strain. has managed 10 make her readers share
her enthusiasm. one old friend OF Rachel IN
defcrtbing some episodes OF her tour IN this
country. recalled the fact that gambling was
~ the breath OF life 20 her-she loved cards
pAssionately." She was III here. almost 70 death
snc when she could not Mss from the bed. she
~oule have board brought and LAID soross her
Sns<s TO face her. tran sne shadoVry. N white
rc"n sre oelioste lace csp. her Thin nnEer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
LAWYERS.

SMITH q ENGEL reliable lawyers zoe
Broadway. Nea-YoTk. a-c.d-nts. Zones
u- difficulties CIi-sly adjusted. consulta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

M kipling does not always IN these DAYS
turn out the best work OF which he IS capaole-
His South African military story in Every
body's Magazine" is exceedingly poor, weak
formless. inflated and stale II is not 10 MS
credit that he is willing 10 send forth such
stun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

EEGTLDISG Picture Frames Fancy Fur
rifu-~ Pieces Gold Leaf Euarauf~ed.
Reasonable charges largest a-srrtrnent
SOLD Chairs GOLD FURNITURE MANU-
FADTUEER5 - sixth Avenue. opposite
r. Ehth street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
TOOK a WHEEL OFF.
Japanese Hack CoIlides With a Brake
and Damages 1t.

A Japanese hack and brake be-
longing to the Oahu Carriage Com
pany figured in a collision yesterday
afternoon Eva of the King street
bridge, resulting in a damaged wheel
to the latter vehicle. The Japanese
hacklnan was driving toward the de-
pot, oblivious to the pace of his horse.
the blank look on his face indicating
that he was thinking more of the fig
ures of his bank account than of the
crowded state of the street He sud-
denly collided with the brake, taking
off one of its wheels. He was not dis
concerted when the angry proprietor of
the brake said he would sue him for
damages.
"All right; me no care" was the
careless answer. The Jehu's hack num-
Der was jotted down, and he was al
lowed to depart.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
OVER THE TEACUPs.

Milton had an ill-tempered wife" he
said, land she finally left his house"
Yes, dear" replied his wife, land
when she was gone he wrote Paradise
Lost."-Atlanta Constitution