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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

NJ 2 Kerbv has sold the house and i've lots I-ox
a5 feet on the east side Of Topping-ave.' % Ieel
south Of observation-disclosures fourtn-s'-' 70
Henry Lang. ,,--r-,--
Suowber & Co have sold for Herman ,l,,,l-
the modern four story and basement ovens
house fronting In Manhattan Square. IL is No 90
West Ffr1tv-hrst-st It's size IS . feet fron'' =.
feet deer and the depth Of the lot Is "z re-
inches The buyer is a prominent person OF rms
citv who will occupy the house. The price - une
stood to have been about 500 so 49,
John J. Kavanagh has sold for Charles Gu -s
II M lbs Nadison-ave., three story oNeIlills
house on lot 16xs5 feet. go. 7-.,,.+s,r N-o-
Eliza O'Farre has sold 10 Morris W So story
471 ana 423 West Forty-second-st Two ~ -
fathouses on plot 4ox1oo.5 feet between Nlil'A ~
Iopi. I1se hs. sold TO Joseph Lichtenstetn, 80,
IS East One-hUndred-and nlneSeente-sC' a W.
Emma CiooEirs has sold TO Mary 2 Strong, sc
p East Thirtieth-st., a four story dVsllihs 24
on Iof 91xeSa feet In exchange for no. = E.asN
Thirtieth-st Mary z. Strong gives 70 EnIna
CIoogins No A Laight-st., a I'VE story un7nlenI
Charles RubinEer & Co have sold for Rachei
Sachs Nos and 3 West one-hundreed- Ie-s ~
enteenth-st six story ia house on piot fo&I''IA
Jacob Cbairnowltz and Thomas Carroll have
West One hundred-an d-second-st, Two nVe s'oIE
fathouses, on plot 5Ox9S feet. 1-,, -.
Jacob Chainorftz and Thomas CarroH nave
bought f-om Emmanuel Britten and George =
Smith No f59 West One-hundTed- and-second-sr'
a Eve story hsthouse on lot 25x1e01l feet
Marks & Mendelsohn have sold for Mrs RAD
nitz 10 Samuel Kahn No. 243 West F1tteentn-st' 4
five story hathouse. on lot 25x105-o feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Nov 7-saed steamers E5sTtsteT 81:
Cymric (Brl Thompson. New-fork' Georgia tBr'.
ri,ar1s6oi Nov arrived steamers Bash (Br).
stokes Galveston via Havre; Bowie tSTf. Kerr.
New York: Nov T-Lucania (Br) Mckay. New
Liverpool. Nov Sailed steamer IInorla 'br'' out
ton. New-York
Southampton Nov Sailed. steamer New York. Pas
sow. Nev-York via Cherbourg land passed Hurst
London Nov Sailed. steamer Minneapolis (Br,.
Gates New-Tork.
Swansea, Nov 5--Sailcd. steamer Hvias Obi, Moss
(from Antwerp. New-Go-k
sATrivcd. steamer Crown or Granada
Br). Cruchy. New-York via Havre and Dublin
Brow Head. Nov = 12:15 n-Passed: steamer Arabic
(Fr HAYES. New-York Tor Liverpool.
Lizard Nov Passed. steamer Mireola tSr Dickens.
Galveston cor Havre and Rotterdam: NeCkar Ger.
Esrrassowitz. New-York FOR Bremen
:. . D m-Saied. steamer Crosser kurfurst
Ger. Reinknatea. New-York via Therhourg.
Rotterdam. Nov Z. . m-Saled. steamer Statenian'
DUTCH. Baker, New-York.
Hook Of Holland, Nov :. ul--Passed. s-eaT.er Ryu-
dam Dutch. Wander Zee. New-IOrk 'ia Boulocus
Tor Rotterdam
Antwerp, Nov SAILED, steamer hroonland. poArud.
Havre. Nov : 10 nn-saned. Ia savols CFr'
POI Ner- York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
NETWORK CITY.

The Extra Straw in Our Daily Burden" will be
the subject Of the sermon at o'clock this evening
by the Rev. DR. Donald Sage Mackay in the Col
legiate Church, Fifth-ave. and Forty-eighth-st.
DR.. Mackay will also preach at II a. m.
At the Church of the Holy Communion to-day
the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet will preach at II o'clock
The Vision and Purpose Of Life" The Rev.
Howard X. Barlow. OF p. NJ, will speak or Tho
Hand of God" and the Rev. Homer + Taylor. at
T. m. on The Voice Of the Soul
Under the direction Of the Camera Club. Dwight
L. Elmendorf will deliver lecture on Climbing
the High Alps at Carnegie Lyceum November
IT. at SI5 p. m viii be illustrated with colored
lantern slides and moving pictures, showing the
beautiful lake scenery Of Switzerland. Swiss peas
ant life, and an ascent Of the sUngfrGu.
The New-Yorl1 Port Society will celebrate its
eighty-sixth anniversary tonight at the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church. Madison-ave and Fifty
seventh-st at s O'Clock Addresses will be made
by the Rev. Samuel Boult. pastor of the Mariners
Church and missionaries engaged in work among
the sailors in this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

f-ssh quotations we're a. follows FLOUR quiet and
sssS water patents sfasi 20 straignts 50 7os4 %;
spring patents: s. 9g$4 90 srashs 81 1eqs5 90
No red 79'+ qso14e CORN. No 2. 4isse; No yell2w
zSiC. OATS No . s6c: No white. 3Sstc No 5 white.
86lsG3sc: RYE No 2 55iac: BARLEY, good feeding,
40c fair TO choice mating. 45456c; FLAxSEED No l.
9oc No ! Northwestern 94c; TIMoTHY SEED, prime.
10. CLOVER, grade, SO 50qS10 SO MESS
PORK per tbI 37z 6S1 so; LARD. 100 ~ SO So
ass 90 CIT MEATS-Short ribs sides Qoosel, 81 z39
& IS. short clear sides (boxed). Sc 1891 WHISkEN.
tssis of hgh wiues 81 Is On the Produce Exchange to
d. Filter easy; creameries l5a211sc; diaries Ia
Isle EGGS firm; ar mark, cases included, 2oa22c
CHEESE easy at 1091lc
Duluth Nov. Close: WFEAT-To arrive. Nc
December. 75Ac; May. 1sHo
St Louis Nov L-c!49gzze; ssc
Decerrber 5sc: May. 36i3c, No white, 4oc.
Nfjnnearofs Nov. Close: WHEAT-Decernber. Is9s
77sisce Nav 7Tsszc on track: No hard. s1l4c;
10 Northern SOl4c. No Northern 7IS<c No North
err T1G75c.
s99s9co 30 ? northern SOL dsIiac; December Ts2sc
TORN-December. 4414c bid. RYE-Steady; 80 l. Je1zc
PARIEY-DuH standard. soc: sample, $1,000.
Phfadelphia Nov WHEAT STEADY but quiet. con
tract rTsde November, s2l2GS2<c. COisNU nchanged;
N0venIber 49i2 u4s1.o. OATS-Steady: No white II =
demand extra Western creamery % zc nearby prints
nc FGGS-Firu good demand fresh nearby. 2Sc. loss
~. western Csc Southwestern, 21121c southern. g
95r CyrIEESE-Quet but steady; NeV-1ork tul creams
Tsrcv 10; choice good 1I411 zC Receipts
Flour 800 bbs 944 $50 b in sacks; wheat Is 600
hush. corr Il coo bush: oats 10000 bush Shipments
Wheat 6 400 bush; 500 bush; oats. $4,000 bush
Toledo Nov Close: CDOVERSEED-Noveu
March Sc 57ia TIMOTHY sEED-Prme 81 81. ALSIFNE
T,rfvra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Pvrt- Psrzy 20 Cathaii1e Kingsley Rradhurs.-
s-e No i04 due February ? 1905. Re-
psudridEe. Isabella L and another. 70 john
cocbr and another, trustees. J6th - SOUTH
side 250 u west Of oth-ave, one year. 5
60. 90 Fsunia T. Elliott. same property.
nrIor mortgage Stbooo; one year. Der cent
7 i,,-,,sn N0rri- Israel Llppman. Sth ~
" sSo and 9Se Fsasf: d@ua nd q rer cent ...
Wa'eS Margaret \. 10 Henry Muller and wife.
-. tenants tNIst 81. northeast corner cir.
ton-ave. due January :. 1870. peT cent ,..
Same - same iSf.t-4- north side - q east %
t1inton-avs: siX mortgages. due January I.
tna-. = rsr cent each
Fcrrcstev Melville :. 20 American Mortgage
Company: Dcy-st, north side. - Il west %
Crsenvfrh-st old line; also Washington
- east slda SOP n north 20 spring -. also
Spring-st north side 20 70 east - Washing
tor-st; also i22d-st. north side 2la q west
- Lsno1 ave. onc-hat part aI title; W."
years p@- cent --..--- --- ~
Goi4berg-r samuel 90 Louise kautoid logo
-. south Side. leo n east Of 81 four mort
CAGES; prior mortgages. Set"" go ysats.
Rodsnstein Louis 80 Max MARI. 1&'tn-sf.
$cs $50 snd .s- West. two u10rrgsg-s prior
moTtEsEsr So 90. two Years per cent ea~h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-W. b Wilson. Barneslev. Eng
land; Sir, Charles Ross. Scotland FIFTH AVE;
NUF-Colonel Henry May. Westminster. Edward
c Moore. London; T r. Spur. London Senator
George F. Hoar. Massachusetts,; ex-Cnited States
Watkinson London. GRAND-F. a. Lewis United
States Revenue Cutter Service; Walter S. Wilson,
I. :. y. HOLLAND-A. DTueher. London: George
p Gables. Gincinnati; Maurice CosteI Paris; ".
b. Stayuer, Leicester. England HOFFMAN-Pablo
NalenzuoIa Paris: G. STaliman Kidderminster,
England. IMPERIAIs-M c. Halett Boston; F J.
Iowa; 9. W. Cane. Washington. MAINTAIN
field London: Y Fevret' Bordeaux: United states
Senator Redfed Proctor, Vermont; H NJ Bell.
London NETHFPLAND-W. r. Favor. FalmOuth
House. Scotland. sAVOY-The Dowager Duchess
Of Roxburghe, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
COOL SUMNER THEIR RUIN.
Three Long Island Hotelkeepers File Peti-
tons in Bankruptcy.

Three Long Island hotelkeepers fled petitions in
bankruptcy with Charles Tiprg, referee in bank
ruptey, in Long Island City yesterday. The petit
TONERS were George &. Seoben. proprietor OF Rock
Park liabilities Si57 AZ. assets 81 go: August
" Lucas owner Of the Casino at Arverre labili-
ties su266. assets SO027 and Herman Mehrtens
proprietor Of the Germauia. at Arverne whose La
bilities are slightly more than his assets.
The hotel proprietors stated that the unusually
cool weather during the summer months affected
their business and caused financial difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

Cherosh. William IT. 70 Equitable Satlorsi
Bank. 9th-ave. 30 45f; G1e April y. l+ii.
Richardson Hcnry " 20 ChaTie= u. Read
f03d-st. north side. 80 q q Mauhatrau
ave: due January /. 1907, per cent. ......... II
Colbert Margaret =. 90 Christian S-hneifer Cot
tage Place. west side. 2iJ g north % iI0tn-
-. five years. per cent. .....--.-
Stanaiaud. John 81 Robert p Vaisufinr.
An1sterdam-ave. northeast corner washington
Bridge Park: year 8 per cent ----..-.-
Siherhoru. George ". 20 Valentine Gr1ndstra.
125th-st. No 551 West. two years per cent II
Miller. Barbara. to Progress Realty COu1pen5-
ROnbins-ave. southeast corner Be~N-st. prior
mortgage $500. demand. 5 De- cent
Finkelstein. Dora. Joseph Fickelstei1; sth-sf.
No 81 East. also interior lot two years
per cent +. O.
Donellau. Albert v % Realty one dtins ON
pauy. fO7th-sr. north side. fo0 u cas- % CO.
lunibus-ave. prior mortgage. $4,000, ono year
per cent .......-... ..... ..-.
American Pastry AMI Manu'ac-rri1E company ~
John StemEesteT and another. I'-h-sf 1'ftn
side. tss p west q Avenue f. pfi7r mor-saz'
Marx. Max. the Title Insurance Conpany,
iS9ch-s 81. south side 90 q west . Rr1a3-
Wav. yea. per cent ....
RiEer. Nelson. n German savings tanA- AIi-
sterdaul-avl. theast corner lo+itn-stt one
. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1ssye s2Easr 95sh7st $50 jon F, to Op R-as59
ana another Nominal
100; William : Bergen 20 Anna VI DanlsreA; s,oo
,moitgase. t anz n Of 1itb-ave isx922 VIII
lam G NcCrea James McCienahan; mort,
s9is5s5a corner I RoS.3
No. n1orteages sis odS. Nominal
PsrE 5ox7s Hudson Rose 70 Isabella Bigey Nominal
Lexington-ave. no 1oSt. " 8 Ie'n,2' Bertha -no
115Sh-st, No rs West. 20xioOr1; Jacob Youdsl-
I moan &c L? si 500 Nominal
1oSd-st 4 : 50 II Manhattanave 2ox1oo Il:
R RsPgy Henae'so" 2o5co
Marx % Louis Rodenstein; mortgage $4,000 ,oo
,a9tG e ana 's56i r. " Of Broadvay 5oxsa ii:
sarah 9 Roisnsten to SaI Nominal
ioo Christian schneider to Margaret COT
Brsdharst-av emu 10 io4 $ 25x7S: cstharine
Kingsley to Becky Rubin: mCrtsage sI2 $50. 1900
t,aiIs9 10 $iS East 2IsxI0i Ia: Charles
schekeler wesley Thorn; and 5nortsasr.
SANE S1eT propsrty Wesley Thorn to charles schekeler
and aaotlsr and norsage Nominal
schii TO Katie 2 scbi. and Nominal
leath-st. 30 Ioo6 Eas' Is ,xS7 IlEls 4S5S IL
naortsase, s. coo Nominal
aeid 10 George Baker: Nominal
1o2i.st. Nos ls3 ana is West Sox9s Ha II
2doaTe. No 2 100 5. q 2x75 Rosa Benena, To- i'V
Adolph zaImowi;z; niortsass sll:OC Nominal
louise kantoiG ID" to samuel dodoerssf i@S c II
sass 500 III f. of West F5sv isx,oa i"'
Anthony T Moran to Harriet \ Barrett; mort
SIT is e Fast Ead-av-. 25zss.sx
colambia-sr 40 5. $ 25xltO American Pas,ry
and Manufacturing Company 70 Henry
AHsaae s v corner 5th-st ssxiso ra,nY7-. N'rn nal
Wii,r1 sullivan AMI another 20 Gs5rrs
tTusseNn0'e0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
REALTY NOTES.

Morrison is the buyer OF No. West Ninety
niath-St-
Pease & Gilman have leased for the Columbia
Bank TO A ?. James for a term Of years the base
rneat store at No. AS Fifth-ave.
Peter Doelger IS the buyer Of Nos 30 and ~
West One-hundred- and sixteenth-st
James Quinn is the bvver OF No III 20 n5 West
Tvventy-hfth-st. a six story mercantile building
will be erected on the site. The building has been
leased for tweuty-one years from the plans
The New-York Produce Exchange Bank mas
leased a store in the Breton Hall Buildlng, N
broadway between Eighty-ffth and Etghty-sixth
sts Tor ten years. az from S5oe 70 So yeaI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

Steamer jefferson. Dole. Newport News and NorIoiH'
20 the old Dominion Co with passengers ana toss
Sandy Hook. y J. Nov Z. $50 . m-Nind noEt'"cs'i
fresh; clear
SAILED
steamer Etruria (Bri. for Liverpoo fhllausIpuIa
southampton: Finland Antwerp: Lain Ger. Gsn9 ana
Naples: Ethiopia CBr). Glasgow NordSap NGr is.
mia: ReEuius (Br). Johns. y +. Via fhllAI
Colonel l. and barge co No 20 loTt ,s
Pretoria Bermuda; Csrisbrook tBr NOii0ih, ~"
catbo Ia tuayra. Curacao, ETC. Ponce. san Juan ai
Ponce: Navigator Norj. PHILADELPHIA RIO t1tah1s %
,s5ck and GER. kingston
etc: Mexico Havana Tumuri (Cuban) Santlaso. "a
zanio rtc via Nassau towing bsrges Rhodesa am 81
Nassau: Astraa ussl Port hsria'
Norfolk and Newport News Moltke Ger, haIno1Is'
Island DAM. Christiarsand and copenhagen Va
Ger Inagua Comance Charleston ana JacSso ,t.,
ian,uasas Kew West and Galveston, La Champagne Plj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
BIBLE Avo PHYSICIANS.

TO tie Editor q The Tribune.
Sir: IN the words OF I. IL n. AT time when
ssith n the physician IS being publicly assailed in
she name % religion and the attack upon that faith
IL being widely reported through the public press,
she following verses may be comforting TO Chris
rams and physicians. who may not have them in
mind: IL Chronicles. xvi L and 10: And Asa in
tho dirty and ninth year Of his reign. diseased
IN his feet until his disease exceeding great;
set in his disease he sought not 20 The Lord, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
BRIDGE CARS BLOCKED FOR HALF HouF

For half hour last night trolley cars on the
Brooklyn Bridge were blocked. construction
which had left the rails the cause Of the
trouble The same caused a similar delay
about ten days ago. The block extended to Bor-
ough Hail. Brooklyn.
1t about p m. when the car was pushed
from Brooklyn to loop No. ! of the
series of loops. the long platform
half v-av around the loop II jumped the tracks.
There many indignant passengers who were
comneIed 10 walk across the structure take the
elevated cars 70 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One-hundred-an -eighty-ninth- southeast cor
ner Of Tfebout-ave. three story brick stable SOxo
feet: HoIlace Brothers, owners; George F. spell
man. architect. cost, $7.5oo-
One-hundred- and-stxty-ffth-st-. Nos us and 80
East five story brick tenement house 5O7J90 feet
charles Zimmerman. ir-. owner: George A
O'Rourke architect; cost, $500.
Third-ave.. east side, % feet north or One-nun
dred brick store. 54xSOSs feet
Anna Maria Decker. owner; Michael j. Garvln'
architect; cost $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

10 the physicians And Asa slept with his fathers.
and died in the one and forteth year OF nls IeAsh
after two years OF medical treatment 90
In 81. Mark v -. &c. q ana 81, We teae anu q
certain woman had suffered many lnhhsS "a
many physicians. and had spent all that Sie ntu'
and nothing bettered, but rather fteM "oI 49,.
When she had heard Of Jesus. came III ne Pig ~
behind and touched his garment. :. Anu -, -
Said unto her Daughter. thy faith hath WaGe tzee
whole - l. L.
Npp--y-1rx Nor 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
A pvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions t0r Ihe IFIouns
n received at their Uptown once
No 1894 BROADWAY.
Country Property for Sale.

ITO CIOSE. ATEThe residence % the 'ats Jo'- =
Il Peyster Douw. Esd. HYDE Park Road. Fotis'
kaepsie Y, VIII be sold a. auction ar the FoS' Ciis
Building. Poughkeepsie. Wed1esdav NoveI-'er ISL
1875. at twelve o'clock J. z SiSso-s ~7e
Auctioueers Property contains three ard o1erat as
OF land with dwelling twelve rooms. stable"
riaEs house ard gareCers cottage Fcr T"
tcula-s and pictures. apply % MORRIS T FERRIS lr
Broadway. New York.. CHARLES g. DOW. N.r-H
Ave. POughkeepsie. y y
I.,INE RESIDENCE. RIDGEWOOD. y. !. wooSsiir
IL northwest cor Frospect, improve -e1ts- srou1ls
stable shade station. 500. 500
uents- PROPERTY CORP. 81 Leonard Franklin So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Nov. Z. 1908

ARRIVED.
Stes~er 81 Louis Jamson, southampton and Cher
bourg 81 the International Mercantile Marine
with la cabin and rs Storage passengers malls
and rndse. Arrived "a GA a
Steamer taupania tBrt. Watt. Liverpool October II
Queenstown November J. - Vernon u Brown x 90:
with cabin 467 passengers. mails and
rudse. a the Far l2.39
Steamer Morul tBr) Malt Yokohama August 9. ShanE-
hai 2g Hong Kong september singapore lB Colombo
"a Port said October II and Aigers Is 20 Irwin. Nc
Bride q 60 with mdse. Arrived q the Bar az II 30
= N. Gtf ~
steamer Montsrey- smith. october -.
Vrccreeo 81 and Havana November James J. V ard
Z, 20 win 81 passeng mails and mdse Arrived az
The Bar q f-05 ID
steamer Fr1tera tNorl Sorensen. No7eTnPer :
70 Hugh Kelly. with sugar Arrived at the Gar at
$50 n. 60,
STEAMER Harry Luckenbach. Thompson. sabine Pass
October %. - L. Lucksnbach with OIL
etesrner CITY % Memphis savage Savannah 10 cnibeI
the win psfasuEfrs ana mdse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
DETAILS OF THE sAUNER PURCHASE

Robert T Lyons is preparing the plans for the
twelve story freproof apartment house 10 be built
At The southwest corner of Eighty-ninth-st. and
Central Park West c. F. HarrelI was the broker
in the sale Of the plot to Mr.. Banner. The price
paid for the land $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 65s Sunset 40 Moon rises $40 Moons %
HIGH WATER.
M-Saudv Hook S:43 Island 900 He'll Gate 1913
i. M-sandy 400 Gov. Island go tel Gate n.I3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
BRONX BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD.

Folsom Brothers have sold for the J. b & J. "
Cornell Conpany TO Bernard Frank. proprietor OF
the departmeut store at Twenty fourth-st- and
Third-ave. the iron and brick building at the
northeast corner of -torty-nf
and Third-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
DOUBLE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

Herman Bloch has sold for Markus Poll7S the
FIVE story double apartment house No. 81 West
Northumberland twenty-second-st.. 3ixleo feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
SALE OF WEST SIDE PLAYHOUSE.

Samuel Wacht has bought from L. L Bishop. of
Montclair n j. the five story triple fathouse No.
s West Undergraduates. on a lot 25XlOO-u feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
HELP.

the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 7.-FLoUR-Firm wHEAT-onsrings
light No Northern. S5isc. CORN-Firru; No yelloV
Sic No corn. 4es. G5oc oATs-steadg; No white
/ 6oi5c CANAL FREIGHTs-steady
Chicago. .ov. The leading futures ranged toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
Instruction.
Teachers.

AKrANTED drnns1iateiy le--euas1 resident teacher:
w ladies. teacher English. piano. physical culture.
C;.-raar Ergsh and French govs-1esses. Mss CCN0~
VANS AGIcNCY. 81 East 1tth-st Estaellsaei ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
ROM FIDE INVESTMENT.

Pest two farly n Br0okIy1. cIose . Ir's7F-
basutftIlv decorated elegant plUrbug p1rgi'r
aoorire THODE. Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-30

The gasoline launch which car
ries the mail between this place and
Mr.. Deems mill at Omega was
burned up on Monday night of las
week under circumstances which
placed the occupants in great peril.
The launch had been here in the
evening with the mail bag and on
the wav back, about eight O'Clock in
che evening, the engine ceased to
work from some cause and the men
1.-TWO in number) took to the oars,
Then the gasoline took fire from
some cause and as there was no hope
If quenching the flames the men
hastily pulled for the east shore
which they made just in time to es-
cape the flames The abandoned
ooat soon burned up and the men
were left on a bog where they re-
NAMED until the next morning, when
they succeeded in attracting the at
tention of the steamer Mcneil which
sent a skiff to their rescue. The
mail was saved. The cause of the
gasoline taking fire is not stated but
it is supposed that the tank sprung a
leak and took fire from the pipe Of
one of the men. The launch was an
open boat about "a feet in length
with engine power capable of max
ing about 8 miles an hour and was in
daily use between the camp and
Crescent City. Its loss will be
greatly felt at Omega.
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and accepted for a partnelTI meek look.

and accepted for Il partnefA meek look
ing young man who had asked her.
Mrs. Spicer made list of the figures
in the dance which she gave to the
leader. This was one of them: A lady
would place an ivory bit in the mouth
of another lady and with a pair of
fancy reins drive her to the gentleman
with whom she was to dance the fig
ure. A number of ladies had been thus
driven when the hostess appeared be-
fore Mrs. Bates and, placing the bit
between her teeth. drove her once
around the room, then stopped before
Mr. Herbert Vincent Just as he was
about to put his right arm about his
partner Mrs. Spicer gave terrific jerk
on the reins, with a saving motion,
that nearly pulled the widow over
backward. There was a shrek, and a
double set of false teeth fell on the
floor.
MIR. Vincent was Il true cavalier. The
teeth had scarcely touched the floor
when he dropped his handkerchief over
them picked it up with the teeth, and
before any one but himself and one or
two immediate bystanders had seen
what had happened he sailed away
with Mrs. Bates. After once or twice
circling the room he paused before the
doorway and, leading his partner into
the hall at the foot of the staircase.
handed her the teeth, still inclOsed in
he handkerchief. Catching at them
abe turned and hurried away to the
ladies' robing room.
Herbert Vincent and Mrs. Spicer
were not again on speaking terms that
season. He bitterly condemned her
for her ungracious act, though the
lady went about with a self satisfied
air, as though she had accomplished a
great feat. Vincent's next call upon
Mrs. Bates was fraught with cmbar.
rassment. He was so cOnsiderate as
to swear eternal devotion, but his
words had hollow sound that did
not deceive the widow, who knew that
the end Of her reign had come. Her
lover left her feeling very uncom-
Portable and, needing a sOlace for his
disturbed feelings, dropped in by the
way to console himself with visit to
Miss Hazel Abbey. Hazel, who had
learned Of the device of her friend in
her own behalf, had the good sense to
pretend ignorance of it and made her
self very agreeable.
That's the end of the story. Mr. Vim
cent was landed safely in the matrlmo-
NAL net held by Mrs. Spicer and the
catch turned over to Miss Abbey.
f. A. Mitchell.