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90 Obom n man Concern

At A SPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME
Court Iast a.srsat Hs,. . and or .ar oaurt, -
NE lok at Ht ..a..f Court h.--f DOB tIt CHS NJ NeV
Yen o. a., De-. dag at JU.E. l#- Present. HaE James
FfIrlrsl1. Igsr
h ~ matter f rr- application .r tH- majority 0f -r-
trssrr oi hrE-raIr.3 Water Company fT~ EuIlutarz
daginr df said r.-r arTH.-tlu referee
D arlolng 4. -r .u-rr frnu Rho lti-lH-. verified
81 ay VI Jus. 1912 W -Ge majority at directors ~
kusiltE Waite. company. business lHarHU
sli eXst aE uuler tlr Jaws Hf tUr state uf Rev
lr naf thr STOCKS lNture- al. other property thereof
lN slfc rt i ra1 a. T--f demands fH- which
ltf c o. afHr. reasonable security those Who Frlt
t u'h u anI % thar said rrrluraf.HU lU.
eart1i and tf1 E f H beneficial Oh IRE interests The
Sl'khcl1ers tilf OBJ. rarI"r should lee dissolved
A1E, upon realllg and ming ODD. SAID tetitou lf 8
SlT Shears an. 4erEr 49, shears. tho atllar.- q
slnlsr Shear 7D trnaIt g the petitioner. and due
ta e TN aIu r.inu having been given r1 the ATTORNEY
d-sul and aftC~ hearing and or motion ~ Breed q
Atfit attorneys f1r The petitioners. 50 is
lrIei that ~ persons interested krgE-l+il Water
Ii1inE fr- .NfN , NeW YORK who IS rar-f,.
.lpelist uefeIre Tn thar purpose 1r-a ~ III
t1aiNay The tff. lt N-w York H- rne 1efr F-v 10
olaoe le- az fu1 r.1Hk D. 81. why said cHru1ra tflr
iaola nor l. fiss ra. srl ir
Further laefet tfIf I- order He published once r each
NJ tfsf Weess immediately preceding the time rs@8
usien fo E0V1lE rls Nsy. NHrk law Journal
~ ~ AsH ho-s Tribune. published Iu the CIV ana
0ulg % NsE for-
HREEDE ABBOTT
A1uTueys TT fst.-. 1uers
s. rine street. y 81 city.
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l1lIlNG HOTSEKEEPER will call daily
AZ residence experimenting all household
lNtles- Marketing. shopping. install serv-
anus open houses. engagements made for
Sras- t4iscneon-. receptions. maids for same
I - ,4r-, eddtlg presents properly ar
Z Aseo Hints 10 YOUNG matrons. Highest
IgLsIrnces Address Mrs. g. n. WIN
! ttsOF. p Bible House Naw-York
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JAP ANESE CHEZ desires position. highest
lamly only ten years references RI.
IAMA. ~ COlumhus-ave
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Law AE,RS

SMITH 81 ENGEL. reliable lawyers 2Gg
IruaiWav. N@W-Y1rk. accidents d.u7as-
fic difficulties quickly adjusted. e0usulta-
-tau free
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eE-ar--, EwEH-EG LEE

B,sts f1r CatskU Hudson. C1Nsacke and me usual
rdiues ever week day a. D. NJ. frlm PIER a. \. p
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COACHMAN.-N Dung man. understands the
care u inc horses and carriages. sober.
honest wiiling and ohllging: good refer
ences J. T., Box -. Tribune ONCE
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GARDENER and FLORIST herman. g.
single, competent % Take charge 81 gen
ueman place, lifetime experience IN green
houses hotbe,ls. landscape. best references.
W L@lRN. Peoples Hotel. 10 North WILL
iam-st
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'TAhD I-NEh. German. small family: thor
oughly competent m all uatters. wishes
- taAe ehaIse ol private place. Al refer
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Il-N -ttAL MANAGER -AmerlCau open
-.r -u-agsm-nt. thirty years experience
m l'..t1e.a4 commercial mercantile trade.
.ir. .rs. .Tf-Ha
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PAMNnROkERS, SALES


L l. FIErsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
oct G-By a. Lang e CO. GSS shave .
.-.,l- -. Wat.nes. I-velry and an goods
prier sept - 1901. an older dates
oct By q Weaver. AGO Sth- ave j L.
Eiuna.I. oin itoNrry u. Levy - Gar
~ ,ad ~. Clothing, etc. pIedled prior sept
Oct BY Nf. Bruckheiusrr. Isl F.. I0sth-
Al p Brurkteimsr. . los 3d-ave- 4.
.i''-9,' w atehes. Jrweary and an guods
p'TtS'' prior sept y. 1870 older dates
OCT by A Lawrence. 80 Ist-aye
Noiih-lhi q S"H. l4>3 lz-ave-. Clothing
70. p'siErl PRIOR sept. -. 1901
oct s-liy j. j. Freel. R.LT5 Broadway.
watches, ieweiry and an goo,,s pledged prior
sept = 10. an older dates
oct N-Ey T. J. Lemon K son 4-G 9Th
@,, w. M N Manning * sons. 5S4 shave.
80 81 az W., clothing. etc. pledged prior
oct e-Hy VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Ra,r
diamonds, watches jevrIry a. -iP 49,.
pledged prior Aug. T.. 1901. ana an T,.1,ba-s
previous 20 -, TO ana all go,ds reserved
oct BY j. KaInus. 1T ,ah-ave
halmus 3 son. IL III ave. cI.shins .tc
pledged prior sept - 1901
oeI lily William Goldstone. - Park
t-'N dtaiii"lis- watches iruelIy and All
goods pledged prior sept 36. 1907.
cFNT II-,I IA. AGcT To CO. NJ sheehan.
oct. s-By estate John simpson. ~ Ron
cry. diamonds, Jew~lry. etc pledge n an.
l. 1901. % No 3+jOl. and goods hlT r,,e-
oct. 6-By F. BERGER. 500 6th-f " s,t
800 West 4-d-st. clothing. pledged 70 sem
oct by II McAleeuan- ta4 et,,.
clothing etc, pledged prior 90 oct. /. 1901
oct by J. simpson 4 Cc. aoE 49,
Row. watches diamonds fewelrv e.
pledged 20 No. l6.0OO In 1901 ana ,,o..is
oct s-By A Wen & Co. . e47 A ar.
diamonds leTe!ry. etc. pledged prrsi,us
Oct S-By NJ bernstein. % West 19s,b-
81. clothing. etc pledged 10 oct ts,1i
also Nos. d53s2 and - iGD ais, /. DsI,55
dow. SlI Gth-avr-. clothing 20 Oct raO1
oct. BY j. h. Koplik & o. fsg ii.-l-
Row diamonds jewelry, etc. goods pied pei
% Oct. I. i9"l.
oct. BY Fftzsimmonz < FuIlam ~
broadway. Hr' klyn. clothing TO oct / talI
oct. la-By Fl. NcAleenan Ia4 stb-
diamonds. watches. i-welry. etc pledged -
Oct I. 1901. and all goods held over
Oct l0-By n Lavery. 5it4 gtb-ava
clothing pledged % oct l. 1901
ELI SOBEI. AUCT- - BOWERY SELLS
oct. G-Clothing and womsn's goods. ~
Morris. - ~ ave.
Oct. 7-Ci0thing dresses shoes etc w,
Prayer. AZ 7th-ave
oct S-Clothlng, kory Bros BrookIvn
Oct 2-Jeweiry watches diarnonds- T.
Morris ~ gd-ave
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JAPANESE. experienced valet or butler. In
private residence or bachelOTs apartment
r r. 81 East iQth-st
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Tor w1rz lu news
years ~ age. must
and good u~uman
Triuun. Office
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Religions Notices.


Religions Noiites.
El.af.Sb555FFF2 REFORMED cr5URcII Harlem Rev
ToN Co ng4r sd ave Pastor Rev, EDWARD ; RAI
SErCSS-ff,e mrs nm by pastor.
s5S EDGAR TIIT0N Jr = ara Inn F2s'SI
'T al D. m rreichiag y a. 7 Pas "a m
CHURCH or ZION AND ST TIMOTHY
ua,. c, 5s 59T Rev HENRY :F.cK . = J..
''s Prayer pm. am non. cl,enaaan. Ii osloa
Choral H,aay .--.----...--..--..a p m
rr-aear1 Re, ur. RrsHToN '----.' p IT,
VII preach 70 3i, .,-l LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
tween Columns '4g- n p church w-s, lO4tH-sr-. b.
''-'- New YoTks Drry Theatres.
3" WE'VE W, B AZ CHURCH.
rev r P JOHNSTON T. . Pastor
Preaching hi, ~ az II a. m and y p.
No LADIES. AM YoJSG NESS LASH
II ''aAl HATS +, GH x s Baaq,s,z sa5 7ash
p q V,u I 5-ss-5 y Re, HENilT N sANDEfIs
West S 49, CHURCH OF CHRIST CsCIESTIsT, 1s7-I4a
Science services sgrfsg olh ana Ith aves-CnI.st-aa
daily fTSa5 er9tHss a orioes- Readas
Fer si'H 49, R52 3 PFE a 1I1EII :
'aratary service W-55-isr II ls a. o" ana = p n" IRE
Ela rEEs sa 5I:-a rg sH{ z s,I
Re- WILBUR CHAPMAN D D.
L1-I az IL a. m and , n
..HTGH @ PENTEcusT.
slalav At II r -r . .-sr 3 ;,.7, s.-,.s
r eEi,HI.E BAPTIST cmrRcH corner 2ls ST.
t.kGE LoRIMER 3D. D..
Morning - -- preach Zach a. D a. m. and 74- o. m
Grafton Nir-7n.l~ samson and Lost ronss-
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poA@srac MUTATIONS WANTED.


noS...sTie sTTr-.TioNs WANTED.
temRIe-
COOK BY the week ~ month. expert
ence,4. reliable Protestant woman. thor
er. good reference Mrs. SWTTZER. ZIG
West d9th-st-
Z COOK -ExceptIoaally near. temperate.
Protestant elderly scotch woman; thor
1uEhly competent 70 do ali kinds OF cook
INK. excellent reference, moderate wages
can ~ dth-av
. COOK-Thorough in an branches. IN uri-
Vate family. has first class references; no
carts n y c.. 80 Cranberry-aVe..
Haz.et0n. Luzsrne Co.. Penn.
COOK SWEDISH urst class in All branches.
IN American family. where kitChenIEaii
- kept. excellent references, wages $50
20 East 'o'a-z' ring twice.
COOK.-FIrst clas- IN private family thor
lu-hIy -xperienc-d. first class references
Address RELIABLE Box 81 Tribune Up
town ONCE 3i4 Broadway.
COOK ,se H~-per table woman as plain
cook and laundr~ss. wages SIS, city RET
erence. Ring Cflman' s bell 10 East 95rh-
-. between ~ and - avs
COON Protestant Canadian woman; pri-
yatr OF public. good reference Address
4. r.. $50 ad-ave
CIANBERNAIp. waitress. cook. Iaundrsss:
best reference 2O76 shave. u12thl.
CIIAMBERNI Competent; good plain
sewing. best city references country pre-
terred Address NJ NJ. Box 343. Tribune
Uptown ofirr. 1855 BroaSiway.
HOUsEK PEE-By American woman In
hute. or any position Ot t-us-. references.
Address l.. p. >. Tribune once.
HCCsEwORK-B girl TO DO light house
work or take care OF children. 436 West
32d st.
HOCSEKEEPER- - Respectable Young
w1meD as working housed eru-r. first class
cook. waitress and baker. best reference: no
cards answered can 20 West 5+Jh- 81.
I.AUNDRESs.-In suburbs: viii take fam
t.y WASH oy dozen or week. handWOrk
entirely sun dried. Inspection invited. -
o.. % Park ave.
LAUNDRESs First class. washing and
ironing al home. Mr. NESBITT, iu2
L.AJ-NDRESS Experienced. BY the dav or
week reference. - East s2d-s,. ring
three times.
LIGHT HOCSENvORK by elderly WON
an. good homie preferred 70 nigh wages.
Address T. n - Sth-av-
49, ~ IAN sirl' can
sasrfv ~aff,b1s- bi.-i,rsr I-s<,.-.,,',. a,,7 g.
rfrS - S1
NURSERY COVERINGS. By rennsd. sdh,-
Gated young English-Amsrican. can %
V-sst T-rS- a. .,-.,~-r,,a,t =, . -
NURSE or COMPANION f1r elderly lady o.
s.-r1-Ian,9,u- s,rs-5.rr.. az mrs. ana 1sF,.
assistant good reference. E.lslZ ABF.FsFf
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Proposals


SAILED PROPOSALS, IL DUPLICATE
~ elal chutes The ~ - Naval l.a. Urri 49, -
- l, --..''A, Ne Wi.! Pc received ~ lie
ne a. rutlciy ors-s .arsais,e,, rFe-..- ',gr ~
~ ira sI-ciacata-- .-l fIr-l -- =. .l GENERA.
--nsa on application o. me Bureau - F.1gtr,l,-f
80 f,arhmur's Ilas East I.lmai1e Ne M, -,
slr-,-.--. II .- .-' depot f Necessary. tnG make
. R HRAuF5Rt Jhls' = ria.. .,.' :: '' ~
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
e.sa a. ,hs 5rlrs Of rho Lirht -Hlas. F,nr.7--r
= ~ ',.s n O. uHtI O'Clock y nj Tria.v 0.-,o-
49,, ~ and tner opened. Tor furnishing rtp-rap
- ss.,ioI Gard.1e-s Ban n 800 tons ri cen
d rau5r Zee \ 900 tons ar Ramer shaal
4. ~ ' ,a g,- station. N,w YORK. Lower Bav. \ j.
81 s ses az sr-.ses4at ught station HUDSON Riy.r
- a. l4- o. seen Az applying a. ms
rs -. ri.,S~t.l.-- Major corps ~ Engineers
'1OfOsALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
A.p - - furchas.1s r1n.uss--, n : A--,, e. 49,,
sssts =, Nv Nars .tr n S. Oc,6t.- 4 i.ia
-, salu ID Tbs -. ana is,.eriuF sufs.st
o1od- n 49,. ar i..s ono. lur NJ o,5-al 4 81 1u
sl.sage oaats---s " ''.h FURNISHED 1n application.
H. n s.ores opened October IE lls. % adar..zed
- = -..,N- 4l,l '.1r.l'ns~sa1y. o. s. A.
LsGlNEER oTFICE. 4. ; ARMY ROOM
lsllsai. M .-. 49,. No-.s Vs. Sent. &c. lU2 Sealed
s,ss hs-, NM. Is =, -- a'.1A tiser We vii D.
- Information FURNISHED on application
a l'sf-A-NTs sn5 Subscriptions f9r The rribune
"''sa al their Uptown Once
no. 1884 BROADWAY.
60 s'ih ar- a7th Ste. until 3 O'Clock .
-. easements W.l b. received az tas following bran0h
=. ~, .ssa'ar onice rates aatg O'Clock D. m viz:
IL. a. ~, : e. cor -ad-st-. I53 Gth-ave.. cor.
-. ~ East Isth-st.. 2s- Nc, a.a-.t r.
ss..,. eha "a ave. 2G3 West i25th-st., I.3ss
~ g. -''sssn 7dta and 75h SITS. E.O2G ad-Ave.
.-eih-st. go ~ lss-nNe- near s9th-st. I55 East
49, $50 ht-nNe.i $50 sd-nve.. near
lte~cker--s eu-"he.s 2iO Hleecker-sa.s 3s5
-teAeh, N-2IO COurt-st
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surrpaaies' Monies.
AID MARY ELIZA.-IN PURST.

D0WTAND MARY ELIZA.-IN PURST.
~ ANCE Of an order o. Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald
r,en ~ All rersons claims against Mary FIi
49, frs county Of New York
---, be sa-ra With vouchers Thereof zgbs--tt
-Ia-s ~ transa-tlng business,
= u n Wander Poel No. - broadway. Borough -
S5.-hs.r9- ,r Ths lTty - New Iork. before -,
T-sr Dan n Nrveu.Ger next
IT 49, Ney,- yrr, me 2Gth DAY ~ April 1872.
THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND Il
CHARLES p ROWLAND
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Executor
u " WANDER POTI. Attorney Tor Executors. No %
T1-r71usN y =. CITY
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X PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

,euer ~ Themes a Surrogate ~ The COUNTS % NsU
yol NOTICE Is hereby Ei'en al persons having claims
r.-st-rf TIa1aFU lHtr 70 me county OF View
y-L seceassI present me same Win Noucers thereof
q rla.r ~ business
~. 5rCa ~ Walter lars att7rney. y. hs"Smsn
So. - ~. CIV q Neu york before The LIST Gay
rst.s 'Nev y6-k the cg,r 1sv ~ May 1872
$500 TTyVTE r. TTTDrFsS. ENerutrix
WALTER LARGE Af'nrr-y frr EHrrutriN, He~kTnan
street Hrroleh o. MaaalttaH. NeN YORK 'ftF-
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
J. & j. w. @llll9Ms
Ss3 W. SAITH ST, Tel Gsfa ses
CARPET CLEANING Established 1878
WILLIAMS a PETERSON reliable steam
and open aiT carpet cleaning works: S
cts per yard 3Ui East 44th-st
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans By Compressed air. steam. hand OF
CT door l.5Ss broadway. 42i East 4Sth-sG
coz BRANDT. Tel i22 asth
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Closing Week Tent Evangel,

Broadway and 5dth-st-
Rev DONALD SAGE MACEAN. u u p M
Eminent speakers every eFenins
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81 SINEsS CHANCES

BI sINEsS CHANCES.
WgNDERFIL INVENTION A pstent
f- - ~. prove superior 20 all others
once a. - li''-hr
~ = SUR Location the hesi in rirv
u'i'' tai} price moderate. reason
igf selling ODD age TOHN h ~i7-I.,1,ti
NAM Schenectady. y y
f,NF:ItCi ETC NAN C---T a. 80, -
rtlltal ~ invest. should fnv-~tfrare rrossf-
u-i.''S OK a newly Established class publf-
.AlL.'H hJW on paving basis ONLY Journal
n .-r H-'1- warmly received making excel
irhi pr1gr"ss Capital needed oniv far I'M
.irl NfFrl'pment- Reference exchanged
Alcr-Ss T. =. T.. Tribune Uptown OGire
49, r, TOR f.r gold wants capital for
@Np-'ratl'r IN South America Address
W =. Boy 10 Tribune once
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JOS. sHONG1OD 4 SONS. Aucts.

Salesrlams. No. % Bowery
Oct. G-t1othing. etc: Alex Freund s45
Shave. Harris a Hirsch 6a5 I'd ave
Oct Mems and women's clothing. etc
G. Bruckheim-r * SoE. I. gsGl 3d-ava
Oct. 4-JeWelry. watches diamond etc .
n peyser's son. SOB 2d-ave
oct. Mems and womsn's clothing. etc
n : Isaacs ? fiS sth-ave
oct. 8-MeE's and women's clothing etc
n & = Lang 40 Avenue -
Oct. 3-Jewelry watches diamonds etc
pledged prior 70 Oct. .. 1901. Benz. Fox. y
stha ave.
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Chrlstian and MISSIONARY AIIiance.

Convention D-- ia Rev A. T. SIMPSON. 1870 sun
day Missi5nsrv meeting 3 D. the claims ~
CANA. Africa south America and the West indies VIII
r. presented
During week al O'Clock NJ foll1Vng ministers
will preach. Mouday Rev r r MORSE ID D. lu-s
Gay Rev J. / CAMPBELL T. u N-tnTsi3y t i1IS -
y. D.. Friday Rev JAMES Il GRAY. ID d. and about
twenty missionaries from al heather lands
Rescue mission day Monday 18th send Tor Programme
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.brs- q Thomas a Surrogate o. tho County Of Nsvy
yo-k norca Is hereby % all persons having Gains
$1,000. Erx4ua Field late County
SeW YORK present the same with vouchers
al their place q
business 3 No ~ al street. IN the Borough
o. Manhattan city q NeN Aork. on or before
ION aay u December next
Datai New York the 6th day = June, 1902
r,Ti ARTTS T. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM JAY, Executors
FI.ANEN a. GAMBLER. Attorney Tor Executors. No a.
Wall street. Borough u Manhattan city % New York
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~ r1-RsrANcE or AZ ORDER or HON

Il IT NNI 4 Q VI ~ ''ltt'.-If
Frank T. Fitzgerald ~u-T7Tate ~ ne County -
Yen hereby given q" All leErl1s having
,aIrn- 4ga.rs Howard r. Martin lstF ~ te t1unty q
-. = -. F.-s-s.s n rrasfrf -t~ with vouchers
49,. ~ ~. -ts.-.ta-t ar fseir rla-s ~ tTansactinE
h,.st-ass an ms 80 -trsrt p Es-t D. y. 81 Mas
street On fHF ,.-E = NrN 1.'A 90 OF hftoie ne
fv.a--..f Uf t'-r hrr rfhf
Trt-s N=w York me 1Ir1 cas- ~ Ar-l l+l
s-r-aFT. p RAND0LpL WILLIAM ?. RANDOLPH
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GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH,

20 founder q the salvation Army vii p5s-(h "a C
~ ~ n and ,. m VIII lecture N tAfhssse
Ila 9Ith -. and TN Monday. @ al " N, ~,
On The Past. Present ana Future %; Ihe saNatiuh
army Hon seth I>oW win preach
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Male.
SPECIAL RATE TO UNEGPLOYED.
= Ords. 3 times .....I5 cents
hAne rate sO cents
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CRozIER. NANCY PURSUANCE OF

= an --ss- ~ Fr-r tH-f- - Thomas Surrogate %
-r. C.-rr q Nau York -Ht-e hereby given - an
ra-sns rav-E claims against Narr '-rs- late 2 Ire
'--5--v - w V-k present -hs same with
-t.-..s a place =
$3.50 F.sf-.e. ST. I.s Fas. EI-r street. the Cty
80 y-E F---sr- - Ala-a--'ar. letore the 80
n-,.F ~ y-s az ls.h day "a July 1907
ELIZA - PIKE FNerIEtrfx
JOSrrH n S-Hr,,-E. Attorney f-r EHecutrtN 2as
Pr0a.vsv Borough % M-rHarfar city = New York
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Dhs JOSlAf1 = hONo'
Ahthor % "Orr Country etc. will sp-aA upon i,e
Next Great Awakening The West side l. N a. =
Alaltnriurn SiS W S7th-st-. SUNDAY 81" T. III 4'i
men exclusively All s~sts free Music b.
Cecilia Bradford Quartette
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ALEX. s. BACON, q F Rrra4ie3 "a Tseoosy.
Albertus Shelley Orchestra.
DIR. LOSIAH STRONG,

opening OF Audit0r.um Mens Meeting Iiafirh ~ =
flee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

L Sh>Ft l. MAN-By Armenian. from Con
stanttnopte. speaking English and French
competent. experienced usCf ul butler and
housework In private family; good refer
ences. KASBAR. so 2d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

USEFUL Swede. take care u horses and
carriages, careful driver and care OF gen
teman's place. best reference. Address
NEIS NELSON care Of late employer. z.
Twyehort 3sl shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

USEFUL. MAN.-Bv colored man. in private
family, best references. 10 West 99th-st,
Randolph bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

COOK.-Thor0ush in an branches. In pri-
vate family; has first class references; no
carts ~ ~ c. 80 Cranberry-ave.
Hazlet1n Luzsrne Co.. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

Exceptionally neat. temperate
Protestant elderly scotch woman thor
ouEhly competent 20 do ali kinds Of cook
ing. excellent reference, moderate wages
CAN 14~ 6th-av-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

ADvBRTvSFNTENTS ard subscriptions ror
TIE Tribune received az their Uptown OF
Zee No I3G4 Broadway between 3Gth and
Slth SITS. until O'clock D. N. ADVERTISE
ments received ~ The following branch o.
ices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
2 n. VIZ "a shave. = e. cor. 23d-st.
l.3 dth-ave.. cor 12th-st. % East 14th-st.
20 West 42d-st.. between Tth and Sth AYES
2f3 West f25th-st.. ]. 33s ad-ave between
18th and nth SITS. ] 02G 3d-ave. near s1st-
s.; Los lst-ave.. near s9th-st.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

VALET English 90. useful and vyiIItnr-
thoroughly experienced. used 70 rraV-
ellinC, total abstatner. excellent references
Address DAVID FORD. l53 West 1Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

COpk--By the week aT month. expert
encel. reliable Protestant woman. thor
0ushly understands her business: good bak-
er. good reference. Mrs. SWTrZER, ZIG
West u9th-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

Ca E-tt---By middle aged florist. life
experience growing cut flowers and bed
iihg plants sober and Industrious CON-
mercial or private. h. r.. Boy = Tribune
Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

TJ-RAI. DRAJ-GHTSNIAN open
llr position, technical training. expert
+ u-e- IN suburban and cottage vork AL-
-+ire7 w p. =. y East sJh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

COON. First class IN private family. thor
ou<hly experienced. first class references
Address RELIABLE Box 81 Tribune Up
town ONCE / 3t4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

HCCSEW ORK.-By girl. 90 10 light house
work or take care OF children. 40 West
32d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

- -. s.S, ! : - ~ [ RERS or Billiard ana uool
Ro,,-s.. ,,-. l.Ish STade boRlinE alley bulIdsrs:
-o--sL Lrlces MARX BROS. - Union "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

GERMAN. - years old. Just landed in
mas country. wants a position IN whole
safe house Or factory A. FABRICIUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

Al, 7 - r. Experienced and ss.Iled on por-
l5a.la pm crayon and OIL Address 3D..
The Springfield herald., 1902-11-28
RAILWAY WAR
AT CRIPPLE CREEK

Denver. Nov. PA Cripple Creek.
special to the News last night says:
The fight between the Denver 6
Railway Company. which
owns the Florence & Cripple Greek and
Midland Terminal -rand the COLORADO
|~Springs and Cripple Creek District
railway is certainly on again in ear
nest. II anybody. Thought that CON
lsoliaation, or a traffic agreement mad
been made. between the two corpora
tions which control the business OF the
camp their minds would have been dis
abused of the idea to-day in this CITY
Under the blanket franchise issued 10
to Ross and Mackey, which covers the
right to run cars over any street in
the Cripple Greek district, the Colorado
Springs & Cripple Creek District rail-
way, better known as the Short Line,
attempted to lay rails UP Fifth street
to Bennett avenue this morning
About sixty graders from Colorado
Springs arrived here at that hour and
Immediately commenced work.
A. 8 o'clock Superintendent Waters
and A. E. Carlton of the Denver
Southwestern proceeded to interfere
with the work of grading. Mr.. carl
ton, who is president of the First Ma
tional Bank and heavy stockholder
in the Denver & Southwestern, look
charge of the work. Every ore team
owned by the Colorado Trading and
Transfer Company, every express wa
gon and carriage that could be hired in
town, as well as any man who was
willing to work for IS day was EN-
ployed. The transfer teams were driven
up the street and the men who were
working the pick and shovel were COM
PEELED to leave the right OF way. AT
one time there were no less than TWEEN
ty four-horse teams, which blocked the
way from Myers to Bennett avenue
Many of the teams had lost a wheel in
some unaccountable way and evidently
monkey wrench was used loosening
the nut. BY $50 O'Clock an immense
crowd had collected at the corner of
Fifth and Myers.
Sheriff Robertson. accompanied by
half dozen deputies, City Marshall j.
Knox Burton with the entire police
force, were there to preserve order.
but there were half a dozen little.
fights. 1t loked for while as though
there would be a mix-up between the
contending forces.
A temporary injunction was secured
by Mr.. Carlton against the Short Line
officials, which was issued by Judge
Seeds, and when this was read to Gen
eral Manager Smith of heyShort Line
he quit work and called off his hun
dred men.