The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1902, Page 12

a Se NG was VI bes Rc A ane RUSTEES ASK "WAN IN SUBWAY | | iy ae FORUSTICE. MASS OFFLME,, “*°rn. Crotners |ROLNEL bergco “er WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, VISITING | Growing Store. pilaltey/ Promptly Retiedecls Sale of CARDS, MONOGRAMS AND ADDRESS DIES, CRESTS, ETC. Our Great Anniversary Sale Con'nies With Oriental Rugs Surprising Offers in Fall Garments. | a one-third tess than usual Counsel Pleads Before Board of| His Naphtha Lamp Exploding! ar Estimate for Accused Heads| Set Fire to Him and He Ran, ge of 6Writing Paper i fl Handsome Velvet Dresses made of imported metallic velvet. The waist | rices, of Institution for Instruction} —Soreaming, A me wsiitare te eae Meade Senony tevee: roll beautifully plaited and handsomely stitched with ae floss: feniy soft stock: 98 ly B ks | sheets square shaj aper i trimmed puff sleeve: seprrate waist lining. Very attractive fare skirt, trimmed Jery Shi of Deaf Mutes. | Fatehy, EUs | with 100 ea avalon Me Value 75c 48 with stitching of floss sill long, full sweeping train; value ° i ry cal a eee and / | special for this sale . 2 Euan | ntique Daghestans, ' tf | Black Peau de Sole Monte Carlo Coats, wide pleated s'eeves. pleate k and REPUTATIONS ARE AT STAKE. | SIXTY MEN'S LIVES IN PERIL. { ’ T FLOOR | front, 2 shoulder capes bardsemely strapped: front turncd back with black or | 35.00 to 60.00 each, Millinery Dep’t +> Fs | white satin, and finished with foncy silk braid and ribbons we don't helieve such a } Ao feceheral good coat is on sale anywhere else even at $25.00; special . . i © |Antique Kazaks, — average Bbage;Colien | Dein tnde 16 veer eaten Aen eee ee ee ees Oy Fall Walsts, in the new blick and white shepherd Girls’ Full Length Monte Carlo Coats} sive § ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. 10 im, by Competent Persons of Charges| the SIx-Foot Condult Was Lined) 5. 4. 4) wy Hat i plaid; cut after the latest side-bottom effect, full blouse | heavy Envlish meltoa with velvet | +X 4 It, GEO RE With, Tar Paper to Make i¢| seaay-to= Wear rats $2.75, 3.50, 4.50 WM fd front, French back, turnover stock ant full! Dewy F : | . 1 Euaceie: peoples Morey rae) 200 a |Correct and newest shapes, e4D, DOU, “Te 5 alin wy —e— sleeve finished with small lick but 4 QQ collar, slashed pocket, reverse cut 2.98 ' 45-00 each, it. | Water-Proof. a tons, sixes 34 to 44; special........-. cle ce’ te pecial at * Misdirected by the Management. | | ype ns, Sixe ci cloth face to 14; special al .| Guenjes,—selected patterns, | Boys’ Suits and Oyercoats : p average size 8 ft. 10 in, x oO of Estl and or Joseph Scanelli, a tile roofer, while | S- he Beagrrs ee eeninass ain be | ee eS a ies sds uceul@ esis awn oe Pelee Weer Petticoats and Extra Size Underwear.) $5°";,' 7 [level of the Rapid Transit tunnel at | Extra Size Extra Size | to-day to the argument of Judge wile | level of aCe at 7 ; A | Extra Size ft MECC rc’ ennorentings Ghent Twenty-third street and Fourth ave- | NORFOLK SUITS, mixed tweeds, cheviots and cassimeres, $5.00 Gowns try heavy muslin yokes, trimmed with Canton Flannel Drawers, Knickerbocker cambric 59 three clusters of hemstitched tucks, in V share ruffles and plain hem, heavy quality; specialat...... Cc 24.75. x") que, was fatally burned to-day as the also navy blue cheviots,extra trousers,7 to 16 yrs. Value 7.50 {ngton Avenue Institution for the Im-| result of an explosion of the naphtha cl} £0 ine! Se. | i » one proved Instruction of Deat-Mutes, on| lamp he was carrying REGULATION REEFERS, navy or oxford cheviots, red _ $= QQ) EERO es SEI ed SIS (f° 13 Petticoats. Pere Rugs. tho suggestion of the board that the TAAL Bhe OMe reeei Chen ianeeee ain flannel lining, embroidered emblem, 3 to 12 yrs. Value 6.50 . 1 Extra: Size Petticoats, in black and black and white mercerized satins, 12.75. institution show cause why the city from the condult into the subway prop- BOYS’ OVERCOATS, all-wool Oxford frieze, $5.75 / Dalayrcioth Gowns, double yoke) tienover|| (2 stoic made with) 2) and 4) rifles, double accordion F should not henceforth withdraw Its er. The tar paper linive of the condult velvet collar, 7 to 16 yrs. Value $8.50 “OodD FL pe oerey eee g bald trimming. $1.3 1.09 plaited flounces and vandyke shape ruffles, $300 4 Q& | Large size Karabaghs. Pecuniary contributions aught fire and a tremendous volume of i value, at iiiante eee . be VAMC, abe woe . : ten LM Churges. of mi agement and mix? smoke poured into the street ana at- RUSSIAN & REGULATION OVERCOATS, navy blue, 8.50. direction of the clty’s appropriations tracted a crowd, but beyond burning English Kerseys, Friezes & Vicuna Cloth, red flannel lined, . ’ . . aeee es ionamin rested hGH MS OAMORE a embroldered chevrons, 3 to 8 yrs vane 9.13 $6.95 | Dress Goods Specials. Boys Suits wi | 4 Qj Ps, commas Rugs car in the ¢! ¢ The State Board of the conduit, lining it with tar paper | ws Hxtra Fants and Cap at pet sizes, i 45-inch Henrietta Cloth, 38-i1ch voited Re ctks “exislucdl (eb) Combs [in smane, iioniemmope rie eanoult West Twenty-third Street. te th esneh' Harte aie, DOC ira Fants and Cap at © © 1 q troller's report runs from east to west undernenth the | in the wanted’ coloridys, 4c. grade, here 45.00 to 60,00 each. | A number of the trustees of the in- jevel of the main trench, and Is to be Ateceses ss we {ind with this bargain we've a right stitution were present when the hearmg ised tor conveying electric wires to the \B 42-inch All-Wool Cheviots. ¢ 1- Wool Gran- wit, to expect it, It usually costs 3 Allrugs in this sale are of exceptional value. degan. Dep Superintendent oe station which is to be at that point. | ——— |f ite, 38-inch A Yoo! Venctian Cloth, 38-i-ch Alt~ much to manufacture th pants worth, of the State Department of Pub- | Seanelli was at the east end of the Wocl Etamt gy 38-inch All-Wool Whipcords, 45- ita Popes Ha bal ot beaab anemic stphers d lic Education, and Rev. D. C. Potter | co ‘The other men were stretched NEW JERSEY BUG THAT inch Al-¥)0l Henrietta Clo‘h, 38-inch Bright Ix alone as the price we are asking for Twenty-third Street. were aso present out back of him, Why the naphtha | Bar Plats) tach line in 4 range oi the best color- A9c the outtit complete. Hl y qT reet, Judge Cohen's Plea. lamp, which Sean Was wearing, ex- ings, 65e. value, here ate steee es of cheviots and cassimeres; very pretty | a ae niceties) NEITHER FLIES NOR JUMPS, SOs seein ie i t wanted became a mass of flames. His grease-| ... yr Fen aa ER a ree eens perpen ; ty i ih : MARSA RCNA Cab: tOlNTeaGh | q mcard, that the. management wanted) 7 ves ioching. caught fire readily; and t i 5,000 Yds. Novelty Tafieta Sitks. plaids, strip:s Suit, Made in double-breaste Po mntact ei cemarided ane yee) matron: > and figures, ina wide range of this » best. styles and suit, Made in double-breasted @uring which competent witnesses |the flames were communicated to the rs ‘hlso white and. bia 5 style and carefully trimm. ° | | tar paper, colorings; also white an os | grades, 49c Should be heard, There was no con- rad } tention, he said, that a penny of the Rosh in Blind Pantie. funds of the administration had gone A tremendous smoke started In the astray, | condult and the blinded men made a The trustees, he satd, haying given) pante-stricken rush for the west end \ thelr services, “bad or good,” to the in-| which opened Into the main ditch. It stitution, they had acted honestly, and | was each man for himself. They all | sizes 8 to 15, at. marked for quick selling at Trimmed Hats| Domestics, Btc. | JAMES McCREERY & CO. $5 Values at $2.93. White Coods. ch soft finished Cambric, value 10c. Knowing this, courted tae fullest Inves-| got out before Scanelll. He came | A Made in our own workrooms; He values 4ccinch Victoria Lawn, value 123,c Children’s tigation ‘There Im no question about the | screaming and staggering to the surtace| at fscol latest shapes Of felt, trimmed (er inch English Nainsook, value 15c 9c Merino Underwear quality of the education afforded or the | followed by a wave u: black unoke from with silk velvet, silk, Fine quality Mercerized Madras, value 39c. +256 a health and sanitary conditions which | the paper. , satin, birds, wing: living torch | | t 2nd floor. pats | fancy feathers, or- Domestics. 2n » prevail in the institution, he declared. Mad with pain and like Hex | ‘ WE uality Hemstitched Pillow ' a “Are there gentlemen not entitied to | he ran up and damn the altoh leartnara | pu alate B00 Doren Core y 123c Furley and Buttrum’s, at ore ” tohen | his burning clothes. The people in the 4 | 5 5 . Sree beeeee weeeee eres thet credit at least?” Judge Cohen | ty Surnoard him. Cars. were stopped | a aq ot Hats To-Morrow ° Linings. ee Norfolk d ked ind the crowd of paanengers jumped oft | ; Ba | attench ocetiecs tee C tuttgarter, Norfolk an “Has money been pald improperly to|and peered down below. They could see! i , PPA jh tt Horne eet “| . tees sesee's 36-inch Percalines, all colors, value 12}4cee0..... A - ts us? Has any one heard that we give the helpless man, but they could not | EE ne vA Tio By Ns ema rs d Untrimmed Hats. Li New Brunswick, and the pupils @ perfect manual training? | "Sp Mm tine ditch to met hie! NONDESCRIPT JERSEY BUG. inens, ‘Ameri 5 3 . ; ite erican osier . Has any one heard of the dentints whom | genges wan John Kirke, an Iron worker:| Alma Steldel, of Arlington, N. J. has|dld it take opportunity of escaping by || Dress Shapes at 49c.; worth 75:. Good quality hemstitched Huck Towels m™ Hi ‘y Co, we employ to examine the mouths of| He grabbed some sacking and with the a Uaing ite wings after it. had b our 200 puplis, that thelr articulation | help of another he caught sea-|*ent to The Evening World a new kind | tured, Instead, ax Mins Steldel describ All-linen Bureau Scarfs, 20x72, value 75¢ may Improve? Has the State taken Pelt, threw hin down and wrapped him jot bug trom New Jersey, the State of] {t. the bug tried to, walk away Dress Shapes at 79c.; worth 1.25.] Go. inch heavy bleached Table Damask, yar ¥ 2 . My hh ant t ac! with which it ‘ F ‘i those things into consideration? thus extinguished: but not ‘unth Soa-| sien gteldel saya the bug Ie not a nose | eMeUNe was remarkable, Mt OT MP Tce three lots compose ail that is desirable this season in] 20-inch vinner Napkins, dozen “If your money was paid for the de-|nelli nad been fatally burned. ne was | Mis says the bug ts not a mos When the bug had been slain the re- | Felt Hats. 2 I leading shapes, in all the proper fel y Dinner Napkins, dozen fraying of those expenses, was the taken to 2 ievue Hospital. where it/quito, and she should be a competent maing were taken around to old Jerse: and all the right color ble Covers, valuc 31.39 * | was sald he would ely ¢ 14 0 e ns 3 the od wi kc inoney Improperly pald or Improperly |" Coroner Secholer went to Bellevue and | dge, although there be persons who | tes o! nelghborhood whose know’ Misburacd? You have not given those | tried to get from the Injured: man an (easert that they have xeen: Jersey mos-| Simm of then remernocoed soe wemlted. Uae UT hal None of them remembered of ever see- i i Fanticre Way conalderation anelll mut: |quitoes as large and formidable in ap-|ing one of this species In. New Jeracy Th orch having | pearance Some thought It might be a diminutive | ese re Iirrin a Ss In ugs. Ank for Investigation. then besame yncon- reed bird; others Inclined to the bellef | Dress Shapes at 69c.; \worth 98c. 10-4 Turkey Red Table Cloths, value 75 manufacturers, Fall and Winter weights. Swiss ribbed vests, tights and combination suits, On Tuesday, October 14th out a value $27.5) value $30.06 | % Th cullarity about this bug Is that ne o, fy 5 x walks a inventigation by people 7 10H8 ogee gala, Ne Molla laithoueh thas mings We Goon’ moc ay: | Sate,ts Mas af the Hocaal species ut all Sale| Offerings of Intense Tare Tato ter ne i pho, (Rin witnesses who KNOW.) warned that, there was a large quantlty | et eR at romeet olen ENG | octan Mena id the discussion be: | Smyrna Rugs, perfectly reversible, 60 Inches tong Revern te Sry re ernie ioe ter long aid 7 98 Merino vests, pantalettes f trustees are men of respectability end thie, ne seid, eeemed te hia une bug walk i. the: bug. Mo ene eveeine™ Cong ten’ [Pall 30 inches wide, knotted fringe, twelve patterns: Be UUs Veet wile; Vahie.$(3,00sesnpeviccaseer far! © and drawers, white or —men of standing—whbse repu.ationn | Justifable Vind Rope that It might be Identified. Do Values 1:s0i Sale prices: Genuine Roxbury Brussels Rugs, 9 feet long and 7 feet 3 are at stake here. We demand an in-| Scmnelll la thirty, veare old. He llves |, do no attempt to Any, reader Know what sort of a bug | # All-wool Brussels Rug t patterns, ride, beautiful small Persian patterns (the best 10- 9.98 natural color, Sizes for + Genifgation.” The Degnaii-Melawn Cobstruction Gams |) aa ae ~~ < such as Oriental, Persian and floral designs, 12 feet Wide, oe rade value’$\ 4/501 eale prices i Maren aaianhi waite SAV shu that you accepted | pany hak ‘charge of the rection where ; ft tong and 9 feet! wide: recular price $17.50; Sale 11.98 ao bigetéy Bady Brussela Rugs, | 34 irom the elty $a year for the clothing | Yt 4 remarkable that Bca- Wie Be cescesee Pita At ‘ 12 feet long and 9 feet wide, famous 45% ut enildren, which clothing was never | nell! wa an who was really Bigelow Axminster Rugs, 9x12 f for their extraordinary wearing qvali- USNS it Rn BDA) Bee a ES ene Onenne titel ital and tral patterns, for parlors and library, 22,50) Sa . | “That t# unfair,’ rtorted Judgs Co- | gthers: Williams, of | No. 632 / econd avenue, was slightly burned on ’ hen the hands, but not badly enough to go | He expliine! that the parents of many | to a hospital Cidren do noc ask clothing a ' ' “Well, w! HELPS = a ——= S = Twenty-third Street, do you charge the, clty a ite SHOBER | f aig EL Side eae 5 Election Inspector Gold,Arrested} Congressional Candidate Wins Tes ; JAMES McGREERY & 60. D WANTS i edger anager ale) CUNK BY CTEAMER) (2, Retsing to Answer Ques) Applause of Women in Hs CHALLENGLU = @ OD) sexs rornisting pepe. | WORL FO eee Teli give District for Humane Act. NEVER FAIL. it to you right awa interjected Comp- Gloves, ‘ & troller Grout, | The Mayor suggested that the tmeti-j| station, mete, eaticen oot, te German Schooner Diana Sent to) ,A, zovt! stalled into. the rerintra-| Francis K, Shober, who ie running tor | EaSt Side District Captain Sus- aS 0) pao! at No, 19 All “et Sat- [cy is ce urned until 11 o'clock Wednesday, Oct. | Mon booth at No. 19 Allen street {Congress on the Democratl: ticket in the | the Bottom by Manchester-|urtayand omit ne wanted to resinter.| Seventeenth Disriet, has won the an. | PIOIOUS of Reynolds, Who May to winded, deren ipatre : —— ; fl gave the name of. Joaey plause of the women in} in Hi ne hundre ) i i GIRL RUNS AWAY FROM HOME| Bound Stean. in North Sea.|ana said ne lived at No. % Division land his supporters. think ie Reales Have to Swear in His Vote. heavy veape “walking” es) This | street, point in his favor. —__—_ a Morning’s Worl A tency Ta = “How long have you lved there?” | Bhober was passing an uptown joves 2 8 isteon-Yeuz-0! jarah MelviMe | OgTeND, Oct. 14—The steamer Pletl,| asked one of the Inspectors. to-day, just after the Unlogding te t| James B. Reynolds, the Mayor's 4 ‘ BUT— % peared. bound for Manchester, ran down the| "Six weeks." was the reply Biant ‘truck. ‘The driver and helpers | SCrCttrYs and William Btewart, hie 3 Light and dark tans, {ile reported to the Bureau |German, pchooner Diana in the North| “Where did you lve before?” were breakfasting Ina neariy meee rmer feliow-worker In the University é Paid Help Wants in the 13 “of Information at Pollce Headquarters|Sea this morning “Greenpoint.” AN and the big horses were mating chat, | Settlement on the low st Side, will 7] “ 7 ed i or! ers to-day, that her daughter, Francis May| It ts belleved that the crew of the| Brown was told he wax not legally loats trom fecd bags. That AA proba to swear dn thelr votes The ouarantes malls 190 per pair, Orne Ne York Pap Melville, sixteen years old, had run| eng were lost qualified to register, not having been Hig feed) bag had bec. all. bull on Elec When they pr 1 many a man out of the dark to Value 1.50. Combin ded Boo ne county four months s feed b hecome un ‘ . ote “away from her home, No, %0 We: cai _ si rcCullagh Agent stood near and] fastened nnd was dangling Just put, 7 | themselves for registration at the elec: the knowledge of better cloth Sixty-third street, on Oct. 8 | ORE WHALEBACK SUNK Brown was ontrosted. | Matthew. Gold. reach of the horse's noee, whille hal? RE tion pooth, Ne, 108 lt street, and ing—better clothing doesn’t Becca, feet 8, hehes la chelenti) an Anspestor Jn the polling Place wie [contents was spilled on the pavement. | 82° Hemet arily mean high-priced Twenty-third Street. AGENTS ane o HOUSEWORK «tl hair and eyes and was Wearing a blue A well-dressed woman had gone to | 2°U8° rain clothing, but clothing good ARTIF! Cm dress and bh . dlue Vel-| Barge Sent to Bottom by a Tow if he had not sug- rellet of the animal, s who .s Le. sivan'e captain , ig FLOWERS see JANITORS 7 vet hat, at and laced to say he lived In ved hand ss » and with |i that district, was aghast enough for any man to wear, BAKERS ..-. essere 8| JEWELLERS 024 oe f shoes. Steamer in Attempt to Pick-Up. Gold Indignantly re- | Feed he Aiaaeee aceening up the feed. tite quickly: recovered himseit and chal- no matter how big his bankroll BARTENDERS ...... 3| KITCHBNWORK ... j - — TE 5, Mie 4 a que on Hand relley i qute . : hal- | s i . ; BAUNUD ATR) MARIN, Milani. Osty der impertinent,” wis hie reply. the task with some. remong cence {iengedt the mltd-ma d secretary to Here's the new popular 3- BLACKSMITHS ..... 3] LAUNDRESSES .... 4 SHIPPING NEWS, |whatedack barge 12, ownea by the refusing to ‘answer tho question t Her sollte. tir gloves eae | the, Maser. but double-breasted sack BONNAZ «++ 5 United States Steel Corporation, was| 3 was to-day arranged | e Mag: re haleeos ea oe eves and gown, SoNoamt) ihe: crema utton double-breaste ic RGOKEIND ERS 8 ALMANAC FOR sunk in collision with her steamer, the! strate Rlammey an tne cei ee ere the woman untied the tre er eee tleally to Reynolds, “you know | Suit Ready Made DOOKKERPERS .....11 Gun rises. 6,09/8un vete.. 6.24) Moon sete.. 3.11|Maunaloa, in the gale on Lake Superior | as complainant against him. [could be retled to the headgear on reach | YOu wever could live in that place. 106 a} {at $ 18 Eclasiion 1 yesterday afternoon. The crew were all | Magistrate Flammer heard the story of the hungry equino, an ae ir ie four story tenement ho: wich four f ! le BRASS WORKERS .. 3 Low Water | rege SO the aLeaener and ere | ind diteharged Gold 8 i 0, and during this | families on ry handre i , i Sells a Wetgr [rescued hy the steamer and reached here til Uiec AA er ee right to ask an-| Mutual work of humanity she acked: nideen ali ov. e e. Made of dark cassimere, G BUFFERS encase B rt arly to-day, The whaleback went down Sr pMclel pubh. a Gietion ata "May I Know your nam * walk up the stains, you kay: herringbone * effect — single- ‘re Meescnaey BUSHELMEN 24] OPDRATORS . ee 1135 ]in deep water and s a total loss Flammer said. wan Jus! “Certainly, madam. My had a batioon ‘o BT Hats, but our $4.98 Spe BUTCHERS 198] PACKERS sees eevee 4) | =llhrbeubargehwasicvaliedlatseeo cone ane me anmwering tI was ag attack | snoher.” "My name is you. YOu Kt "¢ breasted sack style, too. slat erabodies | original CABINET-MAKERS.. 7] PAINTERS s+. com |had on board some 2,30 tons of ore) Jf, Nis Iniegrity, and he (id right In re: "Notithe Ms, Bhober who la | ‘at nods and Mr stewart had to THE NEW CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, ship, and fashion CANVASSERS, .. 5] PAPERHANGERS .t {worth some $10,000 more | a for Congress?” ‘ Tuanlng tawear in. then reeiaication and. wilt Wo assure a perfect sult or over- THIRD AVE, CARPENTERS «..o7,111] PAPER BOXES sreee 8] P ———— CHARGED WITH FORGER “Yea, madam 1 Pea they nait 1s : coat At from $12 up—made to order. Cries CARPET-LAYE 7| PHOTOGRAPHERS .. @ i LADEN LIFE BOAT LOST. | Y: ’ Wali bay : had a vote. Va like | ‘ LAE fel ie Fashion Catalogue of CASHIBRS .. ety SIANON SAID 0) . - A ballot for ore. so gallant sng New Fail Styles. “HAMBERMAIDS UMBERS sesse0 = = Dincharged Clerk Accuncd of Pai (tui, “ell me: 'T"have seen your | NEW ORLEANS HAS CARS. : : cues POCKBBOOK= | That of a Foundered Steamer Con- | ing a ad Check. ancis A." "and | Guarantee COATMAKERS .....5 6] MAKERS tained Ten Survivors. | Ernest Mochstadter, of No. Mt Porty moth . Smanuel,’ m ate Troops ‘ ~ COMPOSITORS: .16] POLISHERS Nh) ASHTARULA, O.. ¢ Me-The wood: | ninth street, Brooklyn, was arrested at| jm Means Are Withdrawn, CLOTHING COPIPANY, h COOKS «... + 181] PORTERS «216 sesoealt! wien steamer C, E, Lockwood foundered |nis home thls morning by Detective] Us’ You ought to wit with th NEW. ORL Ost. MW —Orders letownlaara are CORSET HANDS .... 4| PRESSERS 4.5 sos 9 iin a storm ahout Afteen miles off this| Walsh, of the Old Slip station, on a{, The story has spread and al wire ieetan ‘alssing. trom |i ehente, 127th St, and 3d Ave, CROCHETERS ......, 2| PRESSMEN aig abiva /pork last night US an i fave Gather nige acne mae women | further rerv troops which CUTTERS . SALESLADIBS ..0..81 and Charleston ntain and crew succeed p to a whore tn the His ack ss ; 7 Hamilton, Le Newport Neve nen Te Aptain and crew succé: shlagel. a. vite empl were called int n - DENTISTS . SALESMEN .... Krinpring Witheim, Jlaunching two Goats just war dis, ‘ged B. vation in th # strike = ——y = DESIGNERS SHOEMAKERS , Brmen, Southampton and Cherts.urg {steamer went down, One Frogularitits, "Seve ANK BILLS BURNED, euime acute, | Th Way Soni ban DISHWASHERS .....14| SILVERSMITHS Frontaining the captain was saloon + Doneman at Na, V9 re ca shape, an vercising its| INSANE ABOUT MASCAGNI. DRAUGHTSMEN .... 4) SKIRT HANDS . HIPS. ar the harbor this morniax Whitehall street, w Was knows | M2 serlous Fire Also Damages a | pivviee i . we DRESSMAKERS ..... DUE TO-DAY. jboat has not y ) Heard trom, (and, the poillce gay, had a check for $5 Bathroom, he Btar Car law, which provides for} DRIVERS ..ssceeeee 7 Jermo, Naples. Cevie, Liverpool tues and iife savers nro searching tor (cathe, Schlagel's ‘name wor stzned to] A are oe mann i separate cars for whites and negroes,| Hoboken Woman Sent to Asylum DRUG CLERKS Wilbelm, | Dogary, [the “iisstog boat which contained en heck and) he SLL LSM Pali Se ann ug onent broke out | went Into effect ton with Odd Hallucinations BLBOTRICIANA ice members 0 crew, | ions ‘x morning, and did damage to thet geet Raven i "Phe Lockwood was a freighter owned = amount of $250 to the t n ary Cross, of No. 222 Adams ELEVATOR wintam |! tid fi ; | fe bathroom, clothing Mrs. Mary i r ; Hire senuranct ates me [Waa ert"ong” ant comimendea he | HAD TO CLOSE THE MILL, [ni econdece of ‘Mra. "aura a| THIS BODY UNIDENTIFIED. | .iitct, totoken, was tory commit by Pe Peta Bet epeengateti EBepolaved. Gibraltar. Grosrer Kurtucrat, Capt. Cassius nch. The vessel war —— te, who Itves on the fitth floor of * to the Insane Asylum at Snake Hil . ~., | 2MBROIDI y u 14 | Aber Soe RRS ry pe eee ramen, [bound for Butt Coal Exhaunted at J. King @|No 21 Weat Bighty-clghth street |Feund in the North River with | oie before she was sent to the asy- Army and Navy Statistics, &e EMP, AGENCIES USEFUL MEN... PEA genapels i aranemiek: | Cove Planter Work: Mrs. White had gone out to make Gute oh the Hend, lum, but was discharged lust April as|are contained in the World Almanac] rxaixuens VARNISHERS sates Pansenbes: eente) ink ‘The plaster milix of 2B. King & Co,,| 727 *MAM purchases, and phon she| The body of a man about forty-Ave] cured. for 1902. FARM HANDS WAIST HANDS OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS. PORTLAND, Me., Oct New Brighton, Staten Island. wece| Ment out had placed $0 in Bills on q|¥ears old was found tn North River] pire, Cross lived in the Italian quar-|/ 0" ul 7 A FEEDERS . WAITERS .. BAILED TO-DAY. bers of the Amerloan Associaton of| ciosea this afternoon, owing to Inabil. | crutnet tng, pathroom., | When ahe! vis morning, ut Pler 13, 1, [ter of the clty, where ever since his The Book ttat Tel's Everything FINISHERS .... WAITRESSES pelo bese iOt ADO ona dol owed oon, owing to inabll-| returned from her siopping, ie rovm| He was about 6 feet & va_tail,| tet ¢ x 5 1,000 ‘Topiew cMED WATCHMAK: oe ; General Passenger and Tiekot Agents, /iy to get coal. Five hundred men| Was ablage. The Fire Department was | weighed 140 pounds, had sandy hair and| arrival in this country Mascagn! his) , iit) tops te ly | FIREMEN ATCH, Re. numbering about 300 persons altogether. | hive been employed in the works called and the blaze. quickly. ‘exe|mumache, and wore a black sult, olue| been a favorite topte ‘of conversation. | Ming. © © 250. all newadealers, * © © By, GIRLS : MISCELLANBOUS .229 Hert ete meant conser tions rie e | eats (EM POURHE ts own coal direct | tingulshed, being confined to the balh-|sweater, “biue-ttriped sui:t and ‘whito| Mrs. Cross apparently imagines that she | gal, 3 , 7 | Grocery CLERKS 7 mie rom the mines and shipped It here In| room. ‘There is no theory advanced for| underwear. There was a cut on the is an orchestra leader, and - ratcann! boats, A boat was expected to-day with | the fire, and it remaina @ complete !back of his forehead and behind\the left lieved the constant talk jatout Mas- ‘ {HARNESS-MAKERS, 3 | TOTARb commen wowll 809 enact has ‘ @ new supply, but failed to arrive, mystery. car,