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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

WHEAT s. uANOIIEIl nro closing out
their entire iihe Uf AHe Plates aha pieces uf
DnuitOn, Worcester, Grown Derby, etc., ht
cost,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

FINE French China Plates aud Pottery
at special reduced prlucs, at ..........
WHEAT Is iiANOHEIt'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

ELEGANT pieces Of Ornamental China
ut cost, at Wheat q Hanchors, to close out
the stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

CosanAyE's stock and cream alo and
porter 10 tonic approved by phySl-
clans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

WHEN you drink nlo always ask for
Cosgravos. II has no superior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

If you CannOt see ana need spectaoies
YOU should call IN us and have your eyes
tested without charge. We have the finest
Instruments and more experience than any
other Optician in the Stnte, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
JewGler and OpticiRn,
Corner Twelfth and Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
noe CnLn MEATnER

Wear tho celebrated IarOs Hyglenlc I'm
derwoar -nOn-shriuisrbie, nOn-irrltnble,
perfect fitting, and recommended by tho
highest medical authority as unequnlel;
" ear our special line OF seamless HALF
Hose OF heavy NATURAL wool, merino and
supsThnn cotton, at 900 n pair.
Full line of the best Wool and Worsted
Jackets lust received, sWeaters-the tn'
A general line of Gents NeCkwear,
Gloves, etc., etc, q. HE'S u Suns,
Fashionable Merchant TRllOrs and Gents
Furnishers, 1891 and 1923 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

evening.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
vOGEL BROTHERS AFFAIRS.
A Satisfactory Adjustment Made with
the Creditors.

The creditors OF Vogel Brothers.
Broadway n T%hirty-flrst street, met
yesterday to listen to the report of the
Chairman. Mr.. Andrew Saks.
Mr.. Saks stated that In all his business
career he could not recall an instance
where debtors were So willing to act in
the Interest OF their creditors. Alter
the Committee had investigated Tho
nrm's affairs, he said, 1t was found that
II the proper arrangements could be
made with the owner OF the building. the
firm could easily continue and sustain
its good name In the community. Srv-
eral interviews were had with the owner,
and n hour before the meeting "a new
lease was made. Mr.. Saks then en-
pressed his pleasure In presenting a set
Element in full.
Al. the same time. Mr.. saks called at
tention to the services OF Mr.. Leo
Schlessinger, the Receiver, in whom
the fullest confidence had been placed
by all interested.
Upon a motion to accept the report.
complimentary remarks were made,
thanking the Committee for its good
work. and expressing the fullest conf
dence in the honesty Of the Vogel
brothers. %"
The evening world., 1893-12-20
REPUBLICAN WINDUP.
Final County Committee Meeting for
1903 TO-MOrrOw Night.

The last regular meeting of the Re-
publican County Committee for 1893 will
he held at Grand Opera-IIouse Hall to-
morrow evening. The reports on rcor-
Ganization and of the Investigating Com
mittee will then be submitted.
The committees declare the present or
Eanization inefficient, and in favor Of re-
organization on the election district
plan, which means the abolition of dis
trict leaders. making the County Com
.nittee the paramount authority. The
reconstructed County Committee Is to
consist OF 100 members instead of Co.,
TO he chosen in convention.
The General Committee of the New
York Democracy will meet In Cooper
Union tomorrow night to perfect or
ganization in the city and State.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
SPRINGS GETS TEN DAYS.
Helen Gould's Letter. Writer Again
Appears at the Waldorf.

Henry LOOMS Springs, a young man
with soubrette hair and other accen-
tuatcd oddities, VAS given ten days
straight. without resource. by Justice
Hogan. in jefferson Market Police Court
this morning, for creating a disturbance
in the Hotel Waldorf last night.
The prisoner claimed to be "a journal
ist." and said that he had been until
recently employed on "A New York after
noon paper
He Is the same Henry Loomis Springs
who was arrested in Boston some time
ago for annoying prominent citizens
with demands for money. ON that occa-
sion n letter repletc with tender. en-
dearing terms, addressed TO Miss Helen
Gould, was found in his pocket.
1t was his persistent habit of trying to
eNtort money from wealthy people that
got him into his latest srrape. Last
night he called at the Waldorf, and sent
II message to Moses L. Handy. "A guest.
demanding s.. He compromised for
20 cents. and created a scene. with the
result that Schuyler l.. West. the hotel
deaective, arrested him and locked him
up in the West Thirtieth street station
house.
Last Fall Springs visited Marshall Field.
the Chicago millionaire merchant, at the
Waldorf. and demanded $500. He got
kicked and Cuned for his pains. He had
annoyed guests of the hotel on other &C.
C%asions. and was we'll known.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
FINE DISPLAY OF CLOTHING.
Easy to BE IL Well Dressed Man with
Nogcl a Sons Aid.

Popular clothing ut popular prices is
the motto of Messrs. VIM. Nogel a;
Son. of Broadway and Houston street.
Have done business for many years.
II a glance at the interior of their
paletial store, which is always filed
with customers, shows how profitable
this sort of policy Is. All of their goods
have a sort of individual cut, which
would deceive even the most observing
person into the belief that the clothing
Is custom made, But 1t has this ad-
vantage that custom-made clothing does
not possess-it is all manufactured by
the best %tailors vino can be procured.
and is sold at prices which bring this
admirable assortment within the reach
OF persons of moderate means. All
clothing bought will be kept In repair
and pressed free OF charge as long as
the goods can be worn, The display of
neckwear, which occupies the immense
corner show,,window, has been made irl-
descent with several hundred electric
lights. and includes In variegated arch
and columns examples of all the latest
styles of scarfs and ties. In both robes,
smoking. jackets and general furnish
ing goods Vogel e. Son have n COM
plete and cxhaustless supply, prepared
especially for the holiday trade. ."
The evening world., 1893-12-20
ANDREWS, JUDGMENT DEBTOR
The Street, Cleaning Commissioner
in Supplementary Proceedings.
He Owes Charles A. Seymour ST.
630.2S for Rent.

STRENGTHENING Commissioner William
S. Andrews appeared before Judge Bis
choff. in the Court OF Common Pleas,
this morning. as a judgment debtor in
supplementary proceedings on a judg-
ment for 81. $50. 2s. for rent. recovered on
June 90, 1891. by Charles A.. Seymour.
The COMMISSIONS requested an ad-
journment for ten days. on the ground
that he had matters to attend to before
the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment. and, therefore. could not spare the
time to answer questions.
Lawyer William II. Swery. who APP
peared for the judgment creditor, OPP
posed the application. He said 1t had not
becnm AIDE in good faith and there was
nothing to sustain 1t but the mere state
ment Of the Commissioner He had made
other statements In the past which had
not been true.
He told me no later than yesterday"
went on the lawyer. when he called at
my office, that he was fearfully hard
at work; that his desk was piled high
with unopened letters, and that all his
lions Of reporters. lie owes this judy
mcnt now for over two years, and al
though he has repeatedly promised to
pay, he has not given us a dollar on
account"
In spite of Mr.. Sweny's protests. how.
ever, the matter was adjourned until
Dec. 30. Mr.. Sweny found this letter
waiting for him when he got to his
Office this morning.
DEPARTMENT or STRENGTHENING.
city OF New York. Stewart Building,
New York. Dec. ~. 1902.
william s. swcny. Esq. 40 Nassau street, New
Dear Sir: win you he kind enough 10 meet me
tn morrow morning goth inst. at n quarter past
10, In the court room. where Judge Bischor Is sit
ting. for tho purpose OF going before him In his
private chambers In our matter. before he goes
PnCe with the suggestion Of Judge lischon. who
said that he would administer the oath and hear
the motion for adjournment before going upon the
bench
This will he n great accommodation 10 me. as
I am 90 very much pressed for time at present. as
I explained, Very truly yours.
Before the adjournment was decided on
this morning Commissioner Andrews
asked that the case should not be called
In open court and earnestly requested
that the whole matter be disposed of
without publicity. This Judge Blschoff
refused. saying that such proceedings
would be irregular.
After the parties had left court. Law
yer Sweny stated that while he was not
yet ready to say what property Commits
Rioncr Andrews possessed, he hoped to
be able to show that with other officials
he was interested in certain contracts,
and he was not wholly dependent upon
his salary as STRENGTHENING Commits
slOner.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

BAEERY-Fine corner. cheap, ON account Of
9th ar business. :SB8 9Th ave, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
ATTACKED BY .FOOTPAOS.
But for a Detective Cook CuncO
Would Have Been Laid Out.

James Cuneo. a cook. living at 3oi
Columbus avenue, was complainant in
jefferson Market Court to-day against
Henry Williams. alias Charles Williams,
OF 100 West Twenty-siNth street, whose
picture Is No. M in the Rogues' Gal
lery and William Walsh, OF LA West
Houston street, whom he accused OF
trying to rob him last night.
Cunho was walking past the corner Of
Houston and Thompson streets at li.aD
O'Clock, when Walsh tried to snatch his
watch chain and Williams trippel him
up. Williams had a saltwater bottle
in his hand. and was about to hit tunco
rhcn Detective Browne, Of the Charles
street station, who had heard Ounces
cries FOR help, ran up. He arrested the
two men,
As the city or New Work police has no
patrol wagon service. the onicer was
obliged to lead his prisoners aroWEh
the streets TO the station.
The two were held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

MEAT MARKET Fir Il class meat market for
ness. 1o1 It'll ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
POOR WAY TO COLLECT A DEBT.
Lnucr Persons Held for Assault
ing His Former Employer.

Laucr Persons. thirty years old who
refused to give his address, was com
nritted In the Harlem Police Court this
morning to await the result OF injuries
he inflicted on John Smith. a contractor.
of $40 East Eighty-sixth street.
Persons had been working for Smith.
but was discharged about a month ago
with two weeks wages to his credit. lie
says he called on Smith four different
times for his money. and each time he
vas put Off.
Last evening at $50 Persons called at
Smiths house again II demanded the
money due him. Smith told him to
wait until his wife returned home. when
he would receive his pay.
Persons. II mixing that his former en-
p!oycr did not want to pay him. be-
came violent. He seized a rock weigh
irg about fou pounds and struck Smith
OF top of the head, almost cracking his
skull.
Smith was unable to go to court
this morning.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CHICAGO ELECTION DISPUTE.
Republicans Say Swift Should Win
on Official Count.


CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.-Late last night the
Republican City Central Committee de-
cided to contest the election OF John p
Hopk'n. as Mayor. 1t is claimed that
the police returns. which give Hopkins n
majority OF 1887. show 600 more for the
Democratic candidate thar were actually
cast. II IL claimed by the Committee
that an honest official count will give the
election TO George b. swift. the Repub!i-
can candidate.
Even II swift Is not seated the Repub-
llcans claim 10 be satisfied with the re-
suit, as compared with that Of the last
Mayoralty election. when Carter n. Har-
rison's majority over Allerton was IS, 100.
Chief, of Police. Brennan just before
midnight last night issued an order in
s,ructing the police 10 have AL Judges Of
election reDort at the CITY Han in per-
son. bringing their ballot-boxes with
them.
Chief Clerk Taylor Of the Board Of
Election Commissioners. was taken en-
tlrely by surprise bv the order ami de-
clared that he knew no reason why il
was lssucu. The police gave no eXpllna-
ton whatever.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CROKER'S new PLAN.
Is It to Pacify the Business Men
Of This City,
Doubling Of District Leaders a Sur
prise to Politicians.
More Trouble Expected from FIX
Senator Plunkitt.

r.uu.n, ma, would No, talk this
morning about Richard croker's latest
scheme To increase the Executive Com
s,.,.,., ,oaaor, %
mittee OF nuihoer VI uist''e' ""ne' VI
Tammany Hall from thirty to sixty. Tor
h simple reason that t., they Hs. knew ,"N moth moth
ing ABOUT IL. croker oio not lahe 'nei'
Into his confidence. with the excep-
-. a. er,. ,,o, L,a,, ~ tho ,,an
otheFs. Tue irs '"es h'e" NV '"
was through the newspapers
The order from the chief was a stun
n,,r svrn-,,a 70 IN. district len ers
They can't understand what 1t means.
,.sao.. 80, r.. ,,,,,noss MON rho load
ieauers must oe ousihess ihe"' NV cav
ers cannot reconcile this departure from
80 LII "a 80 usa tor h,,.,nos. men
many Han had no use LOT business men
He wanted only men who could devote
Al, their time to public affairs.
lhey interpret this ne" move az h'u'
eating that Croker made a mistake when
he affronted the business men, and Is
80 anxioms ., uaLo AMENDS
now anN,ous U hhahe an'e'u
AS the leaders were not consulted they
had no chance to make selections Of
.oauJu'oi', o'sois WI. cioN.. 80
TO relieve them of all embarrassment In
the matter and select their coadjutors
himself.
II Senator Plunkitt has his way, cx-
Police Justice Murray will not share the
leadership OF the Eirhteenth with him.
Contractor Thomas Smith is his assist
ant now, and will be continued as such
unles ortcrs from the WipWam decree
otherwise
Nv some II is believed that the now
order is an expediant TO cover cases SIM.
lar to that in the Eighteenth District.
where Iesder p,i,nKitt has neremntoriIv
declined to be turned uown Tor Murray.
and III he as percmntorilv REJECTS Murray
as a co.leade,, Croker Viii be obliged to
geek another way out of the difficulty,
But the general impression OF those
with whom .aTha Eveninp World" re-
porter talked today is that the scheme
OF giving each district leader n business
associate ia nothing more or loss than
an atte;npt TO discount in advance The
threatened revolt of the business inter
ests OF the civ against Tammany Hall
In this view OF the case MIR. Croker's
plan is an evidence OF the fact that he
erprehends serious trouble in the future.
And f,rthern,ore n ia thr,ght to rc,
The evening world., 1893-12-20
SEEBACHER ALSO A BURGLAR.
He Confesscs to Robbing His Land
lady In Chatham Square.

Arthur C. Seebacher, who says he is "A
son of the late Senator Seehacher and IA
under arrest for raising money on forged
checks. viii in all probability he com
PEELED to answer an additional charge OF
burglary.
on May 30 last youns Sce6dchcr. while
a roomet at Mrs. J. Randolph's boarding
house. % Chatham square, stole "A quail-
thy Of iewelry. valued at $500. from his
c.cs at One Hundred and Forty-third
street and Third avenue under the name
of Brown
The young culprit. who now seems to
be completely disncartenel, has confessed
to the robbery.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
GROCERY, rent $40: owner going back to li0uor
business; tcnemen block. h32 West 43i 81. .

GROCERY or candy: rooms back; small family;
rent, $50; price, *s5: no dealers, 81 T.. 135th st.
r Il STORE Inquire $50 9th ave. No
agents
The evening world., 1893-12-20
MANTELL'S MONEY ENJOINED.
New Workers Prevent His Getting
His Cleveland Receipts.
Ty Associated Press

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 2o.-Judge
Hutchins has granted a temporary in
junction restraining the Lyceum Thea
tire from paying any part OF the receipts
of the house to Robert Mantell. who is
playing n weeks engagement In this
city. The order Is granted at the In
stance of Proctor and Turner. of New
contract as managers of Mantell.
The latter says Proctor and Turner
have repeatedly violated their contract
with him. and that on Nov. %, he noti-
fled them that he no longer consid-
cred himself bound to them and appoint
ed John II. Martin AS his manager.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WALKED THROUGH A WINDOW.
Then Smith Cooliy Went to Sleep
Behind a Store Counter.

At I o'clock this morning Policeman
Hogan, Of the Eldridge street station.
found a man in his shirt-sieeves sleep
ing behind the counter in Henry Har-
nccke's grocery Mt II Chrystie street.
The man had entered the place by
walking through a plate-Glass window.
an hours search. found the sleeper. lie
was intoxicated.
He said he was Joseph Smith, eighteen
wears old. of 81 Irving place. Brooklyn.
In Essex Market Court to-day Justice
NOorhis refused to accept a charge Of
burglary. and fined Smith $40 for in
tONiCatiOn
The evening world., 1893-12-20

FOR SALE-Thoronghbrcd fox and Yorkshire
terrier puppies. RltUTIEN. 2O4 West Gath ST.
GOOD PAYING SALOON, cheap for cash: Inn
menSe night trade: 5000 monthly profit. Room
1877 Arouckle Building, BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
NOT A NEPHEW OF LEVY.
Secretary Roosevelt Swindlcd by /;
Man Who Made That Claim.

Register Levy received this morning
from James A.. Roosevelt, Secretary of
the American Legation at London, a let
ter to the effect that a man. who claimed
to be a nephew of Mr.. Levy, with his
family, vas In actual want, and asking
him to sen money to pay their expenses
back to this country, as the Legation had
no funds for such "A purpose.
The alleged nephew gave the name of
James Stone, or Stein, and created such
a favorable impression on Secretary
Roosevelt that the latter gave him
money out OF his W pocket.
1.-The fellow Is a fraud" said Register
Levy. after reading the letter. ~ have
no nephew named Stone or Stein, nor did
/ ever hear of the man before"
The evening world., 1893-12-20

FIRsT-CI.Ass Sd ave. liquor store; long lease;
price, sll 600, no agents. W., box 100 World.
Embellishments red male fox terrier, so
W. c., Coleman House.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

SHoE STORE for sale, with lease, carrying a lin.
Of mems line shoes: Will soil at a great bargain
TO a quick buyer. SHOES. box l4G World.
SMALL RE >fAURANT FOR SALE cL1:p; lY.
ing Tor man and wife: good locality. 10 lIth
& lJDlpknn
The evening world., 1893-12-20
INNOCENT MAN CONVICTED.
Prisoner Exoucratcd by Fire.
bugs Death Bed Confession.

Try Associated Pressl
OGDEN, Utah, Dee. 2O.-John Doyle
confessed on his death bed at Los An
geles to having. in company with George
Hogan. set fire to the Novelty Theatre.
this city, in September. 1891. According
this william Golden. now serving a six
six years sentence for the crime. IL in
nocent. NJ. NJ. French, who was con-
victed at the same time for aiding in
the crime. escaped last Spring and is
still at large.
Doyle a ! tina he and Hogan fired
the theatre while drunk for revenge upon
the proprietors. with whom they had
Quarrelled. The confession will prob
ably result In the liberation of Golden.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

A VERY DESIRABLE little cigar and confcc-
tionery store. only 1915; good location.
WIGGINS, 40 Nassau st.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

GOOD PAYING POOI- ROOM, Sth ave. bargain
for cash. POOL, box $50 World.
GROCERY STORE, ld-established horse and
wagon. I'll Amsterdam ave, 9th and sSth
SIS. no npputS
The evening world., 1893-12-20
ARKANSAS CONvICTS ESCAPE.
Forty Prisoners Have Regalned Lib
erty by Flight in n Month.
ley Associated Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 2O.-Ten
convicts leased to n planter in Palomer
County, Ark, escaped last night by
~overpowering two guards. Seven prison
crs who were sentenced to the peniten-
tia.y for various terms escaped from
Besha County, and four prisoners made
I ,eir escape from the Arkansas city
Jail through a hole in the roof.
This makes forty prisoners who have
escaped during the past month.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
YOUNG THIEVES ARRESTED.
Accused Of Stealing Sl.2O Worth
of Tinwarc from Tinsmith Klein.

Three lads were committed to the care
OF the Gerry Society by Justice Noorhis
in the Essex Market Police Court to-
day pending an investigation of their
characters.
They were Jacob RosenCran2 ten
years old, OF llG Lewis street; Louis
GantG. eleven years Did, OF Ill Lewis
street, and David SCHROEDER. twelve
wears old, OF l%} Lewis street. Morris
Klein, a tinsmlth. of go Stanton street.
charged them with stealing $40 worth
OF t!nware from in front OF his store.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Sued for 800, 900.
my Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 20. In the United states
Circuit Court yesterday the suit Of the william
Wharton. ir.. Company, Incorporated. against the
Third Avenue Railway Company. NJ New York,
was argued. The action was brought to recover
about 500. 900 for RunpIleN
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Railroad Ready for Robbers.
By Associated press)

DENIsoS, Tex. Dec. sc,-The ~otnciais OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas road are said to have
learned OF an Intended raid on a passenger train
in the Indian Territory, Preparations have been
made To give the robbers a reception that Will
discourage further attempts
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Clothier s~chlessinger Attached.

Judge pusro, OF the superior Court. has Issued
an attachment for 81, 900 against Edward schies-
singer. the broadway ciethler known as 'EdW ard, ="
In favor OF hamnsrsloagh bros-. the wholesale
elothiers.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

MILK ROUTE, 10 cows, l horse. 3 wagons, cans,
nc. price S4OO. MRS. FISCHER, lT7th 81.
and southern Boulevard.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

MILK % IL CHEAP: other business
to attend, L. COCGliLAN. re Il. 10th st.
RARE CliANCE-Splend.d paying Liquor store
I'd ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

STATIONERY, toy, candy and cigar store; hest
location north OF Harlem Bridge. must be sori
on account OF i'll health. J. ~, box Goa Harlem
The evening world., 1893-12-20

A GENUINE BARGAIN-Corner saloon, Brooklyn
only 1000, worth 50, 900: disagreement Q
partners.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

81, WO VEST NOW worth S25 per week
without services: invest cation courted.
GOLDEN. lSD Market ST., Newark. y. J. i
81. 900 TO INNEST in wholesale fish, poultry { \
produce business 10y Il. Gone. It., box 81
World.
10, OOO CIRCULARS, 81; 100, 600. S1S 1,OJ0|
cards or billheads. ~. Why pay more : other
work equally low. special orders AT IA few hours
notice E.lbGAR PRINTING AND STATION.
X CO.. 80 West Both st.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

THE ONLY SALOON on 4 corners, cheap; near
Gates ave. depot: bargain, 46 Ralph ave,
The evening world., 1893-12-20

WANTED-Loan 500, 3months, $50 for hse;
satisfactory security, elegant household iurnl.
ture, upright plano, &c.. worth 81. OOo. Address
The evening world., 1893-12-20

A FIRST-CLAsS BARRoOM. Blocker st. will
sacrifice II sold at once.
MDONALD VIRGINS, $40 Nassau 1t.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
& Interest for Sale.

STATIONERY. Toys, Candies and Cigars; store
for sale with amer rOGte; good location; for par
ticulars address r., box G3S Harlem World. No
agents.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

BUTCHER BUSINESS for sale Mt n bargain for u
quick buyer: good living apartments: on II lead
ing avenue: rent moderate. Address BUTCHER,
box .b.t Rruuklyn World.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

exhibit received highest awards for
fine iurs at World Exposition.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Business Opportunities.

DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, on easy terms
representative viii call with SAMPLES.
JOHJNNOT BROS. 81 Maiden lane.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

BAKERY o SALTI-Fins store for German
baker. Inquire ss5 Flushing ave-, Brooklyn.
BEST LIQUOR STORE downtown. running from
Ann st. into Park Row; finest opportunity ever
offered to secure business which will yield live
half that: long lease; owner retiring. b. j., box
HI World.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

CIGAR STORE Tor sale; doing a good trndp:
opposite theatre: will give reason Tor selling.
Rob Grand ST., Brooklyn.