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Grafton Postoffice Robbed.

GRAFTON, W. VA, Oct. 2l.-Bur-
glars raided the postoffice at this
place between midnight and daylight
this morning, blowing open the safe
and carrying off $l,1l3.7l in postage
stamps, 500 in cash and twenty four
registered packages of unknown val
ne. Entrance was effected in the
full glare of an electric light. The
safe was opened with dynamite, but
no one seems to have either seen or
heard of the craftsmen.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-10-28

In the death of Judge Hugh L.
Bond, of the 4th Judicial Circuit, tie
United States Courts loses one of
her ablest jurists, the State of Mary
land one of her best citizens and
Baltimore one of her best friends.
For over thirty gears he has been a
dignifed, intelligent aud conscien-
tious judge, and twenty of these
were spent in the United States
Courts. We note his death with
sorrow, for we knew him, and naught
could we say against him.
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Brother Longnecker, you of the
Towson Union who took that little
trip into Western Maryland" we are
at loss to know what kind of water
you drank before starting. Some
thing was wrong, or You could not
have meant that Piedmont was 400
miles from Baltimore. The water
must have improved when you reach
ed Hagerstown, because you paid to
our City Band just the compliment
that was due them.
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ScHLoTTERBECK-RUNfPLE.-Ave very
pretty wedding was solemnlzed at
st. Johns Lutheran Church, of this
city, on Tuesday afternoon last, at
$50 O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Chas. F. Schlotterbeck,
the proprietor of the Bon Ton y
Restaurant and Miss Minnie F. Rum
pie, both of this city. While the
wedding march was being performed
on the pipe organ by Prof. A. D.
Darby, the ushers proceeded up the
aisle, followed by the bride and
groom, to the chancel, where they
were met by Rev. G. S. Trump, pas
tor of the church, and Rev. G.. I'll.
Brandau, of Baltimore. Rev. Trump
performed the ceremony. after which
Rev. Brandau made quite lengthy
talk to the bride and groom in Ger
man at the request of many friends,
who were better acquainted with that
language. After prayer and con-
CALCULATIONS the wedding party re
tired to the strains of Mendellsohn's
wedding march, then proceeded TO
the home of the bride where sump-
tuous dinner was held, after which
the bridal party left on the G. V. R.
R. at o'clock to visit the groom s
father in Hsgerstown and will prob
ably go to Washington and Balti
more before returning to Martins
burg, which will be their future home.
The bride wore cream albatross,
trimmed with satin, and carried a
bunch Of roses in her hand. The
groom wore the conventional black.
The ushers were, Messrs. Jacob and
George Schlotterbeck, brothers OF
the groom, Messrs. VIM. Rumpel
and Christopher Stoker, the former
brother of the BRIDE and the latter
a cousin. The young couple are
very popular here and the best wish
es of host OF friends go with them
through life.
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Typhoid in a West Virginia Town.

MoRaANTowN, W. VA, Oct. 22.-
The epidemic of typhoid fever which
pervadsd this town for several
months, and which was thought to
have been checked, has brok n out
atresh. Thus far there have been
more than one hundred case in the
town and Monongalia county. H.
L. Rice, prominent merchant, and
his entire family, consisting of his
wife and eight children, are serious
ly i'll. Ex-Sherif Barton M. Jones
recently died from the disease.
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Fatal Fight in Front of a Church.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Oct. o.
At Guyandotte, two miles east Of
this city, this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
murder occurred in front of the
Methodist Episcopal church while
the congregation was assembling to
attend service. Owen Pleasant and
Willard Wellman, colored BARRIERS,
met on the street and begun fighting
with knives Wellnan cut Pleasant
badly and ran, with the latter in pur-
suit, using pistol. In front of the
church Wellman fell, bullet having
entered the back of his head, produc-
ing instant death. Pleasant was ar
rested and brought to this city.
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The Corbett.MitcheII Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Charley
Mitchell has just arrived in this city.
He says if the Coney Island match
is off he is willing to go to New Or
leans to meet Corbett, but he has
advices that no boxing can be indul-
ged in in the crescent city. He will
go to London and meet Corbett be-
fore the National Sporting Club, but
he thinks they would have to come
down in the size of the purse. How
ever, he is willing to meet Corbett
for any purse the latter will accept.
W. A. Brady, Corbett's manager,
says he still has hopes chat the
match can come off at Coney Island.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To the creditors of j. A. Becker, de.
ceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley county, made in
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said j A Becker, de-
ceased, to the payment of his debts, yon
are required to present your claims
against the estate OF the said A BecN-
er, for adjudication, to l. Dew Ger
hardt, Commissioner, al his Office IN the
said county, On or before fhe 10Th day
of December. 1898.
Witress, W b Co,stnn, Clerk of the
said Court, this 10Th day of Sep, 1898
w. d. COLSTON,
Oct 2s-6t Clerk
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y. s. Attorney General 0lney is
the chief counsel for the Boston and
Maine railroad. Serving the gov
eminent and holding on to corpora
tion money. Cleveland admires pu-
rity in politics. What a pill is OIL
neyl
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A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AT WAR
DENsvILLE, W. VA.-The wedding OF
Major Thomas Snyder to Miss Fran
els White, of Wardensville, occurred
at the Presbyterian Church in War
densville, on Oct. 18th made beau
tiful and most imposing ceremony.
Rev. Gibbons, of Romney and Rev.
Henry Thomas, of this city, officiat-
ed, and the Episcopal ceremony was
used. The ushers were Messrs. DIR.
R. E. Lee, Harry Harness, Philip
Eichelberger and Russell HetzelI.
After the entrance of the ushers, the
flower girls, Misses Virgie Claggett
and Katie Frye, attired in white
null, proceeded up the aisle, follow
ed by the maid of honor, Miss Katie
White. At the altar the bride and
groom were met by the officiating
ministers, and were made husband
and wife. The wedding march, Lo-
hengrin's, vas rendered by Miss
Mamie Baker. The maid of honor
wore ashes of roses cloth dress, and
hat and gloves to match, and the
dress of the bride was of green cloth
and hat and gloves to match.
After the ceremony the couple
came to Martinsburg, and stopped
with their friends Col. and Mis.Jno.
W. Dodd, and on Saturday the
bridal party, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Dodd left for the Worlds
Fair.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To tie creditors OF Homie Veney John.
II, dee sed
liz pursuance of a deer of the Cir
cult Court OF the co n y ot Berkeley,
made III caNS, thefsi: pauding. to
subject the r. a eS a f Iirmie VeAie
Jehnsoa o HI myI.es,. uf lie. debts,
You are rtqnred o PIE ell your claims
against the estate Of Homie Verey
johnson far adjndlctli, to l.. Dew.
Gerbafd5, Commissioner, at his office
in said coun y on Or DSfore The 18Th dav
of December, 1898.
Witnts5, W b Co son, Clerk of said
Court, this 2S'b day of October, 1898.
w. b. COLSTON.
Oct. zo-66 Clerk
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Within the first nine months of
the present year, we imported over
$22, 100000 worth more than we ex-
ported. The trade balance is against
us already, and will be still greater
when the Wilson low tariff bill gets
through Congress.
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Well, dear Democrats, get your
precious silver middle out of the
way quick, and then let us have star
if reform" Let the country know
the full extent of its peril as soon as
possible.
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In CHANcERY

IN CHANCERY.
In the Circuit Court of Berkeley coun-
ty, W. Va.
To all the parties of the above entitled
cause:
By decree of the Circuit Court Of
Berkeley county, entered at the Sep
TENDER term, 1898, thereof. on the 10Th
day OF September, 1898 the above enti-
tied cause was referred to the under
signed commissioner in chancery 1st.
To state and settle the accounts OF ia
Heldwohl and Geo Sbrodps. adm RS of
u b Hastings, decea ed. 2ld. To audit
the debts against the estate OF said de.
ceased, IT any are unpaid by the admin.
tstrators, in the order of their prioritjes.
Bird. 70 make distribution Of the pro-
ceeds OF the estate of said deceased, af-
ter the payment of debts, among the
parties entitled thereto. 4th. And to
report any other matters deemed perth
nent by him, or which he may be re-
CURED to state by any of the parties
interested.
You will take notice that [ have fix,
ed upon Monday, December 18th, 1898,
as the time, and my Office in Martins
burg Berkeley county, w. Va. as the
place for executing said decree OF refer
ence and If not completed on that day
tie same will be continued from time
TO time, at the same place until finished.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
October, 1898.
l.. DEW. GERHARDT.
Oct. 20-4t Com'r in Chancery.
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Notice to Creditors

To the creditors Of Daniel B Hastings,
deceased:
In pursuance of decree in the Cir
cult Court If the County of Berkeley,
made in a cause therein pending, 10
subject the real estate of the said Daniel
b Hastings to the payment of his debts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said Daniel B
Hastings, for adjudication, to L. Dew.
Gerhardt, Commissioner, at bis office
in the said county, on or before the 18th
day of December, 1893.
Witness, W B Colston, Clerk Of the
said Court this Goth day of Sep. 1898.
w. b. COLSTON,
oct. 2o-6t Clerk.
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Governor Mckinley, and 10000
majority.
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The Democratic party will have to
increase the "war taxes" in order to
reduce the tariff.
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BOOSTERS no longer perch on Dem
ocratic hats. The crows have driven
them of.
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Commissioner Notice.
F. R. Kramer, admir- of Homie veney
.Inhnson, decd, plaintiff,

Jnnnson. Gee q, plalntins
VS..
RichaId johnson, Fred Linton, p. Nick
las, w. D. Nicklas, A. Nicklas, part
neIs, trading as z. Nicklas, Bro. g
Co.. j B Snodgrass, G p Morrison, G
F Day, A Kogelschatz, A H Rnthpr-
ford. Peter Bake, W E Tebo, A G
Hamill. w K Shober, ard B Fiery
and + 5 Emmert, partners, trading
under the frm name as Emmert &
Fiery, Elizabeth Nash and VIM Wi
len, defendants.
In CHANCERY.
To the Circuit Court of Berkeley Co.,
w. Va.
To all the parties of the above entitled
cause:
By decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley County, entered at the Sep
TENDER term, 1898, thereof, On the 18th
day of October, 1898, the above entitled
cause was referred to the undersigned
commissioner in chanceiy: 1st. To sat-
tie the administration accounts of f r.
Ramer, admir- of ii V johnson, decd.
2ud. To ascertain ard audit, 10 the or
der of their priorities, all the deb s
against the estate of said deceased in
the order of their priorities. 3fd The
fee simple and annual rental values of
the real estate mentioned in the bill and
proce d.ngs. 4th. To report any other
matter deemed p-rtipent. or which he
my be required to 81 e by any of the
parties intereS ed.
You will take notice that / have fix.
ed upon Thursday, Decem btr fSi 1898,
as tue time, and my Office in MartiEs-
bug, Berkeley County. w. Va as the
place for executing said decree of refer
ence ami if not comp eted on that day,
The same will ;e continued from time
10 time, a. Tire same place until finished
Given under NY hand this 10Th day of
October, 1898.
L. Dew. GERHARDT.
De- lS-4t CONT in Chancery.
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Luther Ropp, plaintiff,
VS..

Luther Ropp, plaintiff,
VS..
Q w Wisner in his own right and as
surviving partner of Jacob Wiser.
deceased, and G W Wisner, late Part
ner doing business as j WiSner q Son,
l. g Gerling, committee. admir- of
Jacob WiSner, deceased. ] Nelson
Wisner, G W Wisner, s f Smith, ia
cob 7. Hess, Emily Wisner, ard G A
Chrisman. defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
In the Circuit Court OF Berkeley coun-
iy. w. Va.
To all of the parties to the above enti-
tied cause:
BY decree of the Circuit Court Of
Berkeley county, entered at the Sep
tembar term, thereof, on the 16l b day of
September, 1898. the above entitled
csuse was referrt to the undersigned
commissioner in chancery LIST. To
settle the accounts of L G Gerling admir-
OF Jacob Wisner, deceased. 2nd. To
ascertain the real estate, in this Stats.
of which said Jacob WisDer died seized
and lis location and value 3rd. The
debts against the estate of said Jacob
WisnPr, together with the prioriGies
thereof, if any. 4th. What. if any
thing, has be- n received from the es die
of said Jacob Wisner by any of his heiIs.
You will take notice that / have fixed
upon Tuesday, December 18th, 1898, as
the time, and my Office in Martinsburg,
Berkeley county. w. Va. as the place
for executing said decree OF reference
and if not completed on that day, the
same will be continued from time to
time, at the same pls &c, until flushed
Given under my hand this 18th day
of October, 1898.
l.. DEW. GERHARDT,
Oct. 29-4t Com'r in ChaneaIy
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Van Allen is confirmed Another
dude for Europe.
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Che gudepeuaeut,
j. N. wlsNER, Editor and Proprietor.
North Queen ST., Martlnshurg, w. Va

Published EVERY SATURDAY at Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, at s1.50per annum in
advance.
TERMS FOR TRANSIENT ADVERTISING:
One inch 40 lines) one time, -. s.. 90
Each subsequent insertion, ..l.. 80
Standing advertisements, West Virginia
Press Association Rates, Glass AZ" on a
basis of 80 cents per inch, per month. mum
Der Of inches and months, gentited to rea-
sonable discount.
~Special positions 25 to 3S1s per cent
additional.
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SATURDAY. OCT. %, 1893.

Unconditional repeal
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Commissioners Notice.
Lucy 2 Hastings, plaintiff,

Mary A MARBLE and - Marple her
husband, Gel Shrodes, Mile J T
Grim, Mamie G Mccormick, and Geo
Shrodes and Jacob A Held wobl. adj
minlstrato's of d B Hastings, decd,
defendants. -
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Oct 2s-6t
The evening world., 1893-12-30
|READ,T TEA AND COALAT COST.
crowds of Poor People at the
Grand Street Store.
latham straus Personally super'n-
tends the Opening.

:, ,be museum which used to be In the
Lp building at 35 Grand street couiu
lave presented such an attraction as
he opportunity to buy bread, tea and
bal at cost, 1t would probably be there
law instead Of the establishment opened
his morning by Nathan Straus.
All the morning men, women and chill
ron crowded the street. waiting to pur-
base at the philanthroplc store, at
|hicb they could take advantage of
harity without surrendering their In
nnr. Straus himself superintendent the
a,ai,s of the opening, and, although he
\ directing the undertaking for some
Ceaithy man whose name he will not
bake known, he IL taxing as much IN
fThe p,an Is to furnish bread, tea and
in five and 10 cent quantities at cost.
Th ground floor OF IN building mas
Fitted at one. and the other Is used
a an exit. In. the centre of the floor
loo ioaves Of bread and 1000 packages
tea were niled OF shelves s,d this b mS ,
to walt on customers. Mr..
|traus required them all to be polite.
Ind treat purchasers as II they were pa
Fons Of his Sixth avenue establishment
| Ali purchases were made with tickets
laid for at the entrance. Ordinary five
lent loaves of bread were sold at two
br five cents, and 10-cent loaves at two
br 10 cents. The tea was put up In five
nd 10 cent packages, which contained
IS much as is usually sold at about II
nd 25 cents. .
The coal is sold in the basement at
I've cents for twenty pounds. There was
30 tons on hand this morning and a
reat deal more has been ordered.
The crowd was so great this morning
hat policemen were required to keep
he purchasers in line. Mr.. Straus said
hat II the undertaking Is a success the
entleman who is providing the charity
i'll open other places on the same plan.
he expense to him Is for the rent of the
|uilding and the wages of about fifty
Employees. 1t Is intended that there
hall be no loss on goods sold.
The evening world., 1893-12-30

Tpon reqres: OF advertisers MARRIAGE
IND DEATH NOTICES printed IN THE WORLD
M BE- teiegraphed TO aud reprinted in any one OF
J, rono,Din2 papers .DAtouI extra c,tarJs ~ Me
philadelphia tPu.) Public Ledge:
4 htodOo UU.) Tribune.
f,bdny IN. w Ar0ua
oIiom Globe.
:. LCuiA Iost- Dfsrnt.b.
The evening world., 1893-12-30

KrLMURRAY. = On Friday. Dec 20. 1893,
DANIEL l., beloved son Of David and Eliza
beth Kilmurray, aged 10.
Funeral from late residence, 200 Fast 45th
st., Sunday, Dec. 81. at 2 p. NJ, sharp.
LEVY. On Friday morning, Dec. 40, Of pneu.
monia, MORRIS NJ. tMollie). son Of David and
Rachel Levy, in the 28th year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence ll5 East
1l1th ST.. Sunday. Dec. 81, 10 A. NJ.
MASON On Thursday, Dec. %, in her 10th
year, ~CATHARISE, widow OF William II.
Mason.
Funeral services at the residence Of her
niece, Mrs. W.. d. Robbins, 6O7 East 10th
e., on Saturday, Dec. 80, at 8 p. NJ. Inter.
ment Sunday morning.
MCDONALD. On Wednesday, Dec. n, at his
residence, 10th st. and Kingsbridge road,
Fort Washington, WILLIAM McDoNALD, aged
II year..
Funeral from St Ellzabeth's Church on Sat.
urday, Dec. 80, at 10 A. NJ.
MOTT. -RopERrA MORT, only daughter Of Ste
phen and Elizabeth Mott, Of $40 West 18th
ST., aged 4 years.
Funeral on Saturday, the 3Oth inst. at 8
p. NJ.
O'REILLY. On Thursday, Dec. %, 1893, IA
o'REILLY, native OF Enniskillen, County
Fermanagh, ireland.
Relatives ana fr,ends NJ thu for,,,r = m
spec,fu,Iv invited to attend the funeral from
her Int residence AL Yves, hA,b at. sa,ur.
day, Dec. 40, ut 1 p. NJ. sharp.
,,rrY, 49,
hi,ihh'-o "ennesday' Dec q" IoHN
RITTER, In the G5th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, IL Green
willie nye Jprapy (Jty N nm SATURDAY.
Dec. 30, at 2 o. clock. Kindly omit flowers.
-
residence, 412 E. Tooth at, serct. PyrrR
RYAN. beloved husband of the late X. 7. n
Ryan, In the Goth year OF his age.
the Holy Rosary, 18th ST., Pleasant ave-. on
SATURDAY Dec. ~ NJ ~ ~ A NJ.
STOKES On Thursday, Dec. %, MARY A..
STILES, widow OF Henry Stokes.
Funeral services at her late residence. No.
lo4' Madison ave- on sunday, Dec. III, at l
O'Clock.
sWEENEY.-At residence, 3il East 18th st.
JAMES w. SWEENEY, aged 4 years, son of
Joseph and Jane Sweeney.
VIII be Inferred at Calvary Cemetery Sun
day, Dec. 81.
wARNOCK, At Tarrytown-o on Hudson, on the
morning Of Dec. %, SAMUEL MAcAuLAy
wARNoCK, son of Eliza Macaulay and the late
hooert Marnock' oil New \ ork.
10 'a onm AIRY
"ieen"ooua ~ convenience u 'he
amy
NJ " rHTha Ia.tb NJ an non,radn EirH o.
SAMUEL n; WAnNocK, on Dec. 2e, 1888. Is an
comnany n = rpen I' IN attcnd he iInarai s .m
vices In civilian dress on sunday, Dec. 81, 1893,
at = ~ c, clock, at nus residence: Inc inierment
Jan. /, 1894, at IL o clock noon, and details viii
be made to constitute the pail: bearers and funeral
mourning will be worn for thirty DAYS.
CHAs. F. LYDEcKER. Captain Co. Fl.
wASHBURN.-A Preakness, y. j., Dec. u,
JOIN wAsHBuRS, ex-policeman, aged "A.
Funeral on Sunday. Conveyance meets o. 80
train from Erie depot at Paterson.
u,prr, o,,. vr,o, " No., M
~
The evening world., 1893-12-30
ASSASSINATION BY BOMB.
low the Deadly Missile Is Made and
why SO Destructive.
BOMB THROWN BY VALIANT.

BOMB THfOWN bf NhiLLASl.
Valiant, who hurled a bomb in the
Of Deputies, in Paris, re-
paid only 10 cents for the a n
ster that contained the explosive. The
World will explain what he
put into 1t and why the destructive force
Vas so great.
There are other deadly missiles which
he Anarchists. have learned to make.
md the ordinary cane or umbrella will
mccall them. The plan is to take the
ne or umbrella into the theatre, store
$. Stock Exchange and lay 1t upon the
ioor or counter. The setting. OF it up
explode with fatal result.
THE head OF h cane holds two glass
Esssels, oblong in shape, and each filled
hth an explosive liquid harmless in it.
~ so long as it is kept away from the
&her. The cane is carried by the Anar-
hist in perfect safety by being held
~prizontally. But when lifted up and
Seced against the wall the fluid in the
per bottle runs into the lower and the
tplosion takes place.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Purchase and Exchange.

Ope Tine, CSC. per linz. Second Time. &c. ~,
line: Third and Subsequent Times, zoe per lin:
&c. Der line erird on sundays.
LOT 2oylJO at Springfield, l.. l.. mortgage, 500:
price, 500; exchange Tor piano. lO3 HUI ST..
Brooklyn.
WANTED-Mann health lifts In exchange for n
health eSerciser or cash. DOWD, 4. l4th ST.
WANTED-Small or medium sized second hand
roller top desk must be cheap; state size and
price. s., box 1919 World.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
Good viii a interest for Sale.

DRUG sToRE-The handsomest In city Of 20, 900
,nnseitants near New York; good working class
eatrsors,, ssSh trade only; price, 1850 cash;
man; proprietor Is also owner Of building: long
lease given; all opportunities to fully Investigate
business to right parties. D., box i3a World.
FOR sALE-In BROOKLYN, butter, eggs. &C.; a
great bargain; In good location. 5000 only
required. balance mortgage. J. s.. box 12 World.
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE, 10 rooms; rent
SS3; All rented to good tenants; sell cheap. 32T
West 10Th 81.
G0oD-PAYING hotel and restaurant; or will ex.
change Tor Jerey hotel or Er' ate house; free
LAUNDRY for sale; cheap; good reason for
l2sth ard l3oth SITS.
LIQUOR STORE on the corner Of two business
}. II. MIoiESIfssSsE%,A 5s Se fissSinss awe awe, c sopne Ap eos.
trand, Brooklyn.
LssaYf28 siGENsE AN Sas E Z S32 nv r2IRNER
NEWSSTAND. with good route, by elevated sta
tion. Call after 10 at ioi West t2d st.. base
OYSTER and chop.house: big bargain II sold
To-day; owner leaving town, price $3.50. SOL
Bowery.
PHoToGALLERY-Good location: must sell; 20.
Ing south; no reasonable offer refused; rent. scS.
$50 Bowery.
REsTAuRANT-A well. located restaurant OPP.
posite : ferries. Cortlandt, Desbrosses h Brook.
ST.. Jersey city, n. J.
REsTAuRANT-cosy little place on Canal at.
paying business: 20 chairs: rent $40 whole
house: $500. part cash.
RESTAURANT FURNITURE CO.. $50 Wooster st.
RESTAURANT doing good business: seats IS;
near shopping district. DAVIDSON. 1874 9Th ave,
SMALL SALOON. full license: favorable lease:
cheap to quick purchaser. Apply 40 10th ave.
$5-cANDy and stationery store; nrst-class bust
mesa location; worth 5000.
CoHN. Ioc West 42d at.
$3.50 WILL BUY grocery and notion store. 2O2
East I'd 81.
$3.50 CASH will buy well-stockcd grocery: small
rent; living apartments In back: must sell this
week. l26 East l0sth st.
The evening world., 1893-12-30
unfurnished Rooms to Let.

lpTH ST, ;sjO W. Large unfurnished connect
Ing rooms; private house also furnished rooms;
board DIPLOMA.
23D 81, :Iio Large front basement to rent.
uniurnishpd,