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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE RooF MAINTENANCE co.

HOorS kept IN repair hy the year a. nom
~ cess: guitars and tAaAArs pus s,p.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The current numbers Of the art magazines
contain much interesting matter. Les Arts"
opens with q fine fun page reproduction OF that
masterpiece by Franz Hals in the Wallace col
lection. The Laughing Cavalier" This Is fol-
lowed by valuable paper. richly illustrated, on
the frescos by Tiepolo in the Villa Biron at Vi
cenza. and there is some interesting text In this
number with good pctures) on the collection
sold 10 the Italian Government by Prince CoTsini
in Rome in 1883. and cons derably enlarged since
that date The best thing in "L'Art' IS a sheaf
Of unpublished letters by Paul Baudry. illus
trated with three four interesting sketches.
! In the Gazette des Beaux Arts there IS a good
paper by NJ. Guiffrey on the recent exposition
/ al the Grand Palais in commemoration OF the
/ third centenary Of the foundation OF the Gobe-
lins mandatory; NJ Hyrnans has some schol-
arly notes concluding his study OF the exhibi-
1 tion of primitive Flemings al Bruges and n.
Saunier deals. perhaps a little too seriously and
at too great length. with a hitherto unpublished
sketch Of Louis Davids for his famous ''Distri-
button des Aigles"
The Art Journal" also prints a reproduction
OF The Laughing Cavalier" Of Halls and a
rather poor one il Is II forms one Of the illus
trations 20 what is. however the only good
thing in this number. Mr.. Claude PhHips's ar
tcle on the Netherlandish pictures IN the Wal
IaCe CoiitCl4ou- ne place OF hOnOr IN The In
ternational Studio" IS justly given 10 a long ar
ucle by Jan Neth the work Of Josef Israels
the distinguished Dutch painter. Several of the
illustrations are from sketches but there are
two line photogravures from important paint-
ngs by lsraels The series Of articles on illus
uaton in the daily press IN America is con-
unued In this number Some Illustrations ac-
companying a note from Naples show how in
spld modern Italian art can be when II tries.
House and Garden" for October contains sew
eral interesting articles. one on the gardens and
grounds al Mount Vernon one on Moorish
courts. and one by Mr.. F. W Ruckstuhl on the
proper function Of open air statuary. All these
are beautifully illustrated. This magazine in
fact, is noticeable for the excellence Of its half
tone reproductions Of photographs. The Archi-
tectural Record" begins a series Of articles on
New-York hotels that promises 10 be OF value
II offers, also. a laVishy illustrated paper on
contemporary French sculpture, and a descrip-
ton, with pictures, OF the new p. L. NJ" rail-
way station in Paris. one of the numerous eX
amples Of French artistic enterprise in a field
once sadly neglected. In the series on The
Great Buildings Of the World" Mr. Gale dis
courses on the Erechtheum
serial publication that deserves TO be ex
tremely popular is Masters In Art" issued
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CHEAP FUEL.

ASBESTOS BRICKS
ior burning kerosene on IN kitche- r,,...
Erles, sc each. Sole by al Grocers sn.S
Ezrcwars rsslsrs ASBESTOS Epsr@
90 81 Msi6@n Lar. ~n
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LADDERS. DERRIcr<s. POLES.

uTT-TT- PORTLAND DElR
-AI1--' 'LAAi.LL1 90. - WorIe Bldg
y. Y Tel 2475 John. Beet OF ladders de-
nversd AZ &c psr foot
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SPEECHES WRITTEN TO ORDER.

SPEECHES, addresses or lectures written
10 order on political. scieut &c. social re-
ligiOus and fraternal subjects OF any other
subject NEWSPAPER BUREAU. Post
office Box / .622, city.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SETTLE oPENElt.

A FRENCH UFsHOLsTERER
HAS just received from France sofas.
Chairs. Screens Tables ana Console
Styles Louis XIV. Nv. XVI. terms reason
able, DOGNiBENE. il3 East 27th-.t Tel
ephone 2.3ls Madison 50.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WORK WANTED.
l. enIaIe.


AZ AMERICAN lady OF middle axe, re-
urra caysule an: thoroughly reliable,
gyi.ree 10 secure re-engagsuleHt ss useful
companion. or 20 super ~ end small house
as,lg-eS. sewing. etc. city Or country.
moderate remuneration, satisfactory reIel-
rrl~s add ess Tor one week. :. BOX 81.
N-W-,'anaan. conn
y',5r,. Iady Ike to travel in soltn. or
Chicago. as companion lady's maid. OF
nul,r.-y goveru-ss. good seamstTe.,s: 10
ca.Gs. go6d references Mile. ALICE. 252
----- -----
CO, r.r..> g-o7--Dy rti-tl NOith herman.
In rrnued family good traveller. Ger
Ftrhs.. refer,rles. HCGUENOT HOME.
~, West alth-st
------r----y- o. -r-,-,,-,-,-, -, =, al,
PLEASE adirszs TEACHER 1875 = +7th-st
----------------- - -
nan v,it5 besi PERSONAL rstert noes. In
eoD5 famtly. c5rnpe,en, 20 teach German.
ut-it-.., -'.-s.-. 4 &c. Fr-yi-iH E West
70 :,
GOVEE%ESS- --Expe-lsn.ad and competent
srf,i1 nerfset NSrtb German to cblIdren
80 80 r. 22R St--Lfrr-=t Bro kIvn
-
as o som5ari5a T i'' or H9rsz. terms moderate,
"a Jr.\D,,uArurK 4f PENkiIER as
,''0llt -t.1or.y' .-..t +ir..rs rS,, 80
uenm3r. excellent reference. A W. y
/ -P.NocRAPEER ans TYPEWRITER
E,evgstir 0a4t accurate e1peI fenced.
best Of references knowledge o. bookkeep-
--@ ~
TRAINED NURSE Medical surgical o.
opststri- cases. city or country. moderate.
Z Address NURSE Tribune once.
/ vT-7--7Z1i --7----- teacher has hours for
,55,1iSr-,t r-Srils. ~rvsiraI training reF-
laStzd educsti51- srscial course for invalid
cN'i'-0u W FATf-TF - >'7-aVe
, ,.rs;rr>,,. AFT5FE.-Privats lessons ~
t,1eI,sS i,t@T,,l-s rhetoric Eranr,ar -
natfemas.ls, by former high srhSoi
| ~ NJ, .lst T.
> hone ar woura attend 70 business mans M
.',, "a ' -..,4 EDoyvIedrs ~ ,,",,,e
sP -, = q. .l1 Fasr 19lI,
''P"S'
~. el,- vgGrI<. soos rs,sr.p''s Us
/ u ~ ,PN 49, aa Cbarltor-sf
u,o.,L. WANTED
NO JIM - - -
as...
| .,,,,,,---.,,-r, - '~''I.,, 10 s--,
,sluon Win ~ I.sr sts,.aeer q racer OF
ptaha anu .e'N' -.if MISS - trJSr4 a. 70
THaI Tt dc,%9 -. - Nesf tJCb'l-e ny AZ
Ii. 4lS "a dND' r ~ J.
~ 't ., T. ts-,-..b ft,it,,r, 50 - ''',l pre-
lel ol,a.Als. @ s.sr ana ln.i,,s-~, i'ahl'
expert ~ usul' o r,i,r t5., Gus Al
di'-s IottF p. t'N 49, - w Lu'Nl] n
A.o'a !, y 49, LIN rrp,itabis NpSllSHCe
IN ulllt' -. ~ ana -, 80. oest
- I''ttt" - ,tS'..,., - I--.'l-f"J pdht'e-
= \. w n,,. - =.
- ......,, T,o,,t1. .,,,, ..
HUN hf-Ei - furni.b 49, -; desires
q, f'-+''''. .,...-I.r.. los ssT.,T
''"-''e'
T-,-tlg room T---,- -
I,,..,..,,,ni.-I an drawing FRANK Rstrs ttis
/ ,.ttt, % Nyr. leave. T:rl,f.t,-D
-, J.. electrician preferred 7, ~,
% - -, stsrsr HE-' l.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HELP WANTkD.

HELI' WANTkD.
NEw-YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
kEAU. lo7 EAST SlST-ST-
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE To EMPLOYERS AND En-
PLOYES.
Servants are IN waiting from Q a. N 70
. o ~. References In esJigar Ted.
ADVERTISING CANNASsERS on standard
publication of well known daily news
paper: commission Address. with refer
,uces. H. HoH Is Tribune once.
A CAPABLE SALESMAN. well recon
nIeudsd for large Broadway real estate
office. on comm ss.1n basis, must SHOW S, lS,
suits 20 be permanent. ENERGETIC. 10
East +Sth-st
CAFt.lANt.r. NANrE.D--Middle aged
married couple tEDE Disappearing. trNI-
man or SSNe-+e Preferred. for country place :
man. general outside work, woman, cg'h
and general homework. Address. y. III
bure ctice
AiFN wanted. eute. coiored. on Baltimore
oyster boat wages Si4 20 S25, expenses
advanced also men desiring cheap trlp 70
England. s. Germany. SlJ. South AFRICA
81 llS l-t-st.. New-NOrS-
USEFUL. Aa.> Tor gentleman country
place near New-Nork; must understand
care ~ horses COW and garden. and De
strictly temperate. give tul references sI-l
wages expected. permanent position for
right man Address A B., BOX -. Tribune
Dr1Ca
WANTED Competent railroad machinists
and bolIermakers for out OF town. good
wages steady employ 20 competent
railroad mechanics Apply between Q a m
and 9 m. 20 L. : WEBSTER, u Moore
So near Stone. Room II.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
FOR SALE.

So. SO COLO GLASSES @7
ms WEEK our OPTICIANS VIII ersro;,a
S;0I SSSr Eyes FREE and sci. YOU pair OF s. SO
iD Vssr. GLAsSES FOR 81. Warranted 5
ssain. KEF%F Ky VIZ never ever, have this chance
BhOADWAT. NEW YORK. Hour. '9O %
=. o. 9t.,LTlays included. Glasses made ana
i.,,i-i r. " EII IIERS.-C'heapest place In m.
,oUr rar,,.tsu hsu or lnstallments. all makes.
i.re. go, money VIII purchase Typewriter
Rrroslrn Instructions. 36l Fulton-st.
---------
VI NJ, = h, ?. Lunden inclosed motors. 900
Iahs' speed reRulat lnp rhe1Siar o. D. 'lIe l,t
.--------..I .--.------ :. I-ssL l90th-st
BUSINESS CHANCES.
-------------------
..,.,,il..k S,rE,Iok Tor gold wants cspital ror
" Nt.''' 91AH III South Auaric, 80.
y - e9A 10 Tribune OaTce. es7
DhEssM MAI<IAa.
fur. rtHs,-ai rseai garments ami other nns
isiSs, se,panel redyed and renodeiist ihIo
a5s. sssi-s al exceptionally loV ,i-,sl VII"
= 4. on al their residence a..
s-ith 4. n t.H--h ll5 West agth-st Iffr
- = ~. .turfn@''S sons 5fn-eVe -"
CLOAK and DEh.-.SN,aL.ED -
sSIIhehts altered irto latest s9,,,. Allos . OF
Cf t,ir, fftos,i'Sies 10, Ses g.se.. home preferrs5
ANNETTE First class dr.s.,-,.,.,---
,rs',sD.''. vn4.dren's complete outiits ecsdir.
motto. 5Ta reasonable prices; shortest
''' LNNlngJon-aye., near Istb-st
bCr1e DSieh-sSAAkER S wishes sewing a.
West 3S,b ~ DAY ". WILLIAMS oIS
~ ~ ~ SAkAiENTS remodelIed re
colls -e,,,LAue LAue over into fashionable canss
SSiis-s g end jackets: sleeves altered.
West e2S-sS yea nome or day. GREIG. lsi
-I,S-c---+N---ts nigh class. wants r,ora
- so s-o--srs5 work taken IL resssns A. -.
NaN HoWE. s5S An..ercera-.vs S~e
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

serial publication that deserves to be ex-
tremely popular is Masters In Art" issued
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
BOOK BARGA;Ns

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
1OOA SALE ever knoEn. Ovrr s,,sJu
80 I,gs ,s, u literature are offered a. the low
- hsuIes IN tnt last certury. 90 UHI Mag
.i"ss ic. % DC. each. = 90 PAPER Novels
&c 10 lOc- each: 40 NJ School and Teri
,ha &C, 20 <oc. each *. 100 Novels ana
sssAe "D,Ae OI Flclion. Sc. 20 soc each, / 500
S-e-4SaI DOCKS. luc. 10 81. 90 each: 600
s,anlard Sets. Soc. 10 5000. 600 Set,
OF Eheyelopetias. SI.bO ~ SOS 90 BOOK.
.S,.., 'Ls etery branch OF literature at or
Soeut ohe-nfth the price asked bv IN, Duh-
llshsrs 10 catalogues ISSUED second
Ls"o sehooi books review books ana BOOKS
81 al Sinds bought sold and exchanged.
..kHeAt cam prlres paid. CHlls al r-stda-i.es
use, LoNERiNG'S y Y Book Flxrh.nes
= broadway. nss" l2th-st. omen rVsntnss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

-,rrAPy CONFIDENTIAL CLERK. =
SECtt EI-sr5snced = - stenographer correspond
By 80 nau; American. educated, tntelli-
ent' sSood address and ability: discreet
sssss1v: reliable. oDL-AW. "a west llSth-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LS,sr.

RANKBoOK No SG4 273 Of the Union
Dime SAVINGS Institution Is missing ANY
persou LayIuE clam 70 II ~ neI eDy
cahed upon 70 present the same WiIhln
ten days. or submit 10 having said pass-
book cancel. .ed. anu new Ohe Issued.
p--,.,F.,oy., ~, +v4.-UI "a Iae Cn.On blue
savings llstltUti0n Is missing. Any per
son having z clam 10 Il Is hereby cauei
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or. submit % having SAID paSsuouS cancelled
and new lne lasueL.
lI-4-ba banSn..k No. lS2. .%Ul on Dry Dock
savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 70 present the
same 20 the nank WtJnin thirty DAYS. or the
SAID book VIII be declared cancelled and eN-
tiugUi=hed and new one issued IN heu
No. 3lS OPT on Dry Dock
savings Bank. Any person having claims
up0D said book is called upon 10 present the
same 70 the bank within thirty DAYS. or the
said book will be declared cancelled ana eX-
tinguishe3 and new one issued IN neu
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 1928
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF %ew-Y0rk corner 4th-ave. and lith-sf-.
issued t- Theresia Gutwiu All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned IN The bank on the 30th day
~ Novouhsr 1902 q duplicate will be Is
sued
LOST.-Passoook No. -6 T6s issued bv the
Institution for the SAVINGS OF Merchants
Clerks The finder will please return II %
80 ba-r. ~ FF-t0-- css..1
LOST-Passaook No 1913 issued bv the
Institution ior the Savings of Merchants
Clerks TIE d1dAr will please return IL 70
The -~vr- % F--t-- S~rr~-a
LOST -Raukbook No. 500 577 German Sav-
inEs Bans issued 20 Lilie Giushurg. II
not returned November "a a duplicate viii
30 fes'rrd
LOST -Bankbook No. s2i Of9 Sank for
Savings go 4th-ave-. Sev-YoTk Paw
went s'orns1 Please rs'u-r hrok 70 bank
LOST Ban hook No. IA. .26a On Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said BOOK = called upon % present the
same 70 the hank within thirty DAYS. or the
said book vii be declared cancelled and sN-
'irEulshed and new one issued n lieu
thereof
LOST. handbook No - O2l on Dry Dock
savings Baut Any person having claims
urou SAID book ls called upon % present ne
same % ;he hank within thirty DAYS or .hs
said book Wil be declared cancelled and
extir Eulshed. and ne one issued IN lieu
thereof
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
EURSIsHEp ROOMS

AuTRRAY HILL-Large; handsomely fuE-
0iSbs5 room. three windows. private bath
for single gentleman bhg FeISstnIgs 6ion Once
Address NJ. BOX -. 4riouHe
! .,l.l p o. Q way
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Ill-t. ban1n..k No. 49, %Ul on Dry Dock
savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
sa ne % the nank WtJnin thirty days. or the
sad book Will be declared cancelled and eN-
tiugui-aed and new one issued IN lieu
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

JAPANESE. thUtOushly aXperen--S-
ing for gentlemen. entire CO. nhss-.lln N car
cook; best city reference. NAINS 81; Una
umhus-ave Oo4 Co
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
BILLIARD AND POOR. TABLE,

NA;NlFAtC,TURERs OF billiard ana pool
~, ,., nlEh s,a2e bowling alley BUILDERS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

IOsT.-Bankbook No. 3lS.O27 on Dry Dock
savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 20 present the
same 70 the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eX-
tirg,1jshes and a new one issued IN lieu
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HELP WANTED.

YOUNG LADY 70 play piano and help IN
the house l. MARTIN. Lake View Hotel
F-reepo-r Lore Island
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
.. & .. w. @Nl lDRMs
S3 M. 5ATn ST. G:l; G:lssss- see
CARPET CLEENI;.G. Estsbll,h,a isTa
WILLIAMS a PETERSON. rellabI. steam
snc cDen air carpet cleaning WORKS )
ets per yard SOl East 44th-st
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-
Nssns ~ compressed air steam. hsad or
60 noor l.55s broadway. 42i East ssth-,t
Acr ~ wv TsI 80 Rafh
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
ST. g @@R T@-0l 0RG e@'&
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
nl East a2d-st. First class domestic. ~.
tullleo; Also managing housekeepsrs- ns-
uohs. EoVernesses. tutors etc
AEAO-AAERIcAN INSTITUTE goa w.,
oSta-st. supplies only reiiabls helm. xzStfs
tAe Positions ~ al 0otnes-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

MAN and vie. no children. in n-,,...- -
ily, or caro- OF respectable hsf- f1 tanl-
reference Write or call JANiTISSry - yssrs
West 15th-st TUX. 3ss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DOMESTIC sITUAT,.x-
Male


T[AEeL,f- -NER X Marie man -.
,Iiiy' amy German; has had 2e =. rnan
bG'iGai Iabia experience in green6ou..s sars o
stands manasement OF live $500 s. unosr-
Ferry on HUDSON DOM
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

NEATLY FURNISHED large rooms on first
foor. steam heat. bath. telephone. con-
,-a,,ie1cas. whole suit IL desired I3 Lex
irRfOu-~vs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

SECRETARY and G"Bani' 70 70 bsS bg a
soIs Harvard College man OF unquestion-
nneu ILaracter: no objection % travelling
seserences exchanged Address TUTOR.
~, % ITlDune
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

i2u- - Large. airy
frN,rt looms. newly furnished. single and
stia ~. tetb and all conyeniences.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

NI7R~E- experienced. doctors rete eness.
df sires the care OF aged or invalid Ausss
references Address &. {. JOHNSONs %
states Bionm@e'd j.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

TI--r1-- sum- IuIuisned ioom. "ith oaJn'
for refined oEiGs Siy IGt "4an Iipst bolsekee1- ess
i%e e. refersncs. Miss NOlGT. llO East
52d-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

WILLS legacies. damages for personal in
tnries estates contracts, consulta zion
free. EDWARD W. BREMEN. Room r,
III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

e,Tr, ct las WEST.-Large front room,
veil furnished: private entrance and an
t,'sTa batb. csnJral location; also smaller
room; terms reasoT anie- AA-'E-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LAWYERS.

SEE ME.-Reliable lawyer, wills Iesacles.
1amagss bankruptcy. collections: prompt
res,IIts. rsa sonable charges. Room lab.
Ia NasSau-=t.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

fOJNG MAN, as groom or useful man: IN
derstands horses. city or cOuntrv- Ls.. ~. y.
references: private family preferred DWy-
FIR 35T West 50th-st -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

GlJs.ra..,tN. l-ALt > uAIJ--f - s,ivnI q
young lady like 20 travel IN Soutn. or
CHICAGO, as companion ladys maid. OF
uul se.-y goyerue=s. good 5eamstTeass 10
ea.Cs. Eoou references Mile ALlCE. 252
~ est 5ttn-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

USbfl l. MAN.-oingie. nanQy Wir5 -
thoroughly Understands houss LOS.
steam and hot air heating. nuD,. ulues
tors: excellent personal refers--,oPS eieva-
TAYLOR So 3d-ave JAMES
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DOMESTIC T.ATIoXs wAyrEn.


Female.
COOK sc Good cock and Iaundress. n,
a young woman. references Protssfa5r
I5O West 2Sth-sL-- Room :
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

JAMES z. CARPENTER PlairtiH-s Attornev No $50
Greenwich str. Borough Of Manhattan New York Cit,
The following is diagram Of the property 10 be sold
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

B44.NA U,fOh ~ tv4,-O4 u lae ou.Yu lime
aaytrrs lastltUtiOn Is missing. Any per
son having z clam 10 II Is hereby cdhei
upon 10 present the same within ten day
or. submit % having SAID paSsuook cancelieG
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

==77-,---77III-I-,lI COAPANION 10 gentleman
H. ~ by educated. refined reputable
OF, oL man; tutoring objection; refer
soss exchanged TUTOR 23S West 13d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

COACHMAS-By Englishman. six years
reference from present employer. J. p.
rs SOUTH Sth-st BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

An AMERICAN lady Of middle axe. re-
uura caysuie ant thoroughly reliable,
wishes 20 secure tt-sngHgeurHr - useful
companion. Or 20 super. end small house
no.Q. understands uouseHyepiug. care u
gnfir-a0 sewing etc. city or country !.
moderate remuneration. satisfactory refer
rrl-s. ADD ess Tor one week. :. BOX 81.
N-W-t'auaau. conn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DREssNIAI<INs

--,s.e--@AEH. - AZ. high class wants r,or.
s., 80 we-s taken ic rezsana h.Ie- "a,
roWE. s5S Arn..erc er,-.vs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

COACHMAN.-tI-I man, single. hon,st cap
able sober. hest references COACH
MAN care EiEeubrodt las Avenue c.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

LOST. .-Rauk book No ~ 0al on Dry Dock
savings Bank. Any person having claims
urou said book ls called upon 20 present the
said book Wi.l be declared cancelled and
extir rEulshed. and ue a one issued IN lieu
sfarrrf
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

NURSE -Thoroughly competent youns W o-
man as nurse o. growing chllsISn' l,0l 80
sis- with chamberNork. WAGES 81. -.
references NJ. Box SO. Tribune Cp'ON1
once. S6t Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

/ COACHMAN.-By married man. no family.
l highly recommended by former employers.
and last can 5e seen Cau OF address = NJ.
+ 6N3 rtN-avc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

COACHMAN Single; thoroughly under
stands the care OF hne horses and car
riages. good reinsman. honest and sober.
city or country. first class reference. NJ
n Box 95. Tribune Uptown once. 1864
P~OafWav
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

YOUNG MAN in real estate office. whers
there Is a chance for advancement, or as
Office assistant excellent references A.
90 T"-st-ss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

REV EPPS. 80 West l3Sth-st. reiieol.
Ccloret help direct rom tne S1
suecIaitv Tel 2Ii4 h. Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

S2AMSTRESS BY YOUNG lady S 30
day. 81 25 Gay. Miss r. JottA-'''
Faet tnth-et
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

COACHMAN-By American. first class
careful driver. also capable of taking fun
charge OF genflemau's place city or coun-
. Try. eight years late employer Address Or
call ? = n 22S Fast S2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-23
THE PAPAS INTERVIEWED
Came From St. Louis and Stopped a
T.. st. Paul Wedding.

The timely arrival of irate fathers YES
terday prevented the marriage ! Of Miss
George w. Walsh, 1923 Portland avenue st,
Louis, at the residence of her cousin, Mrs
George w. Walsh, 1923 Portland avenue St.
Paul The young folks planned the we'd
ding some time ago but their fathers OBJ
jected because they were to young. 1T
would all be well enough, said the fond
parents when Mr.. Link was established
in business, but they must await that de-
velopment before rushing headlong into
matrimony. ~
Miss Walsh ostensibly came tosS St. Paul
on visit, plans having been made for a
clandestine marriage. Friday Miss Vir-
ginta sent a, telegram to her brother E.
Goode Cabanne telling him Of the mar
riage that was to take place that evening.
He promptly broke the news to his father.
While they were discussing the situation.
came another message from Link, an
nouncing the postponement Of the we'd
ding until Monday.
Cabanne, Sr. and Link Sr. immediately
boarded a train for st. Paul to head off
the match The young people refused to
recant. The prospective groom secured a
license and engaged a priest to marry them
when Mr.. Cabanne reminded his daughter
Of the effect Of her marriage, under such
circumstances, on her sick mother at
home. That argument won where others
failed, and the four left for home last
evening.
Link is popular society man of st.
Louis. Miss Cabanne's brother was one
Of the actors in recent sensational elope-
ment at ST. Louis.