The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-25
RAMBLES ABOUT NEW YORK.
REPREsBNTATIYE VIEW FORK COW
PETITIONERS WHOSE NAMES ARE
WIDELY KNOWN


A BrosnIyu Rox Msupfneturer who MAKES
More Fsrey Roxes ths- Any OF H's Busi-
ass. Conpetitors-Ho- = Jswener was
Beesived - Coco. thst Dyspeptic. May
Dri.H without BEING Made Miserable
Mureotte's FinhAvenue Palace Of Sweets
tIsveisrd's Bust IN suEar-why Grsh.u'-
Hard Candies Are the Best IN the MARKET.
The candies OF to-day Of the first class the
products OF the masters OF the confectionery
art, seem the acme of perfection In sweetness;
have. admired the beautiful display. made
BY Mr.. A. NJ Tenney and sampled his con
dies made IN New YORK. and are equal TO The
finest bonhons manufactured in Europe. The
10Th as Ris faeilitcs Tor P1 making ~ ne candies
could not be improved unon. The A. NJ. Ton
ney candies are put up in handsome boxes,
thinE. kindly OF the donor. Mr., Tennoy's name
York as worth's. the Partisan man dress
maker. In most Of the swell confectionery
sale, and those dealers who do not keep his
candles are themselves % ,hs oS ana
cisco. and other large cities Tenney's candies
are sold in all flrst-class stores.
HE LEADS ALL COMPETITORS.
largest OF its kind In the country. Mr.. Gar
makes more fancy cover boxes than any Of his
eompetitors His stock oitolding cendy boxes
annually. DRUGGISTS bott lie boxes, which have
proprietary articles. are extensively manu-
iactured by MIR. Gair and some OF his produc-
article. which is a specially Of MIR Gnir's ia
corrugated paper which Ia, largely used by
concerns dealing In bottled goods as this
kind Of paper makes breakage practically I'm.
possible. Mr.. Galr also manufactures grocers'
bags and wax-lined butter and lard trays.
is ono Of the largest in Brooklyn. The building
IL i've stories high. and covers several acres OF
was only half as large as now. but business has
grown 80 rapidly that M. Gair was forced t2
i1cfsase nis faSit,G1 M dalT gnn2Gati onH
throughout this country. lie SELL paper boxes
and corrugated wrapping raper in s,yerr coun-
these articles. including Hawaii and Japan.
MURcoTTE's PALACE OF SWEETS.
Pre-emineny among the leading manufac-
turers % choice and costly coniections in the
name Is famous throughout the world among
dealers In those rich and delicate honbons
by people Of cultivated tastes with means to
indulge In these dainty luxuries. At SOB Fifth
up and decorating in an elaborate aud expcn-
siye style veritable palace OF sweets which
90 store s pe tHs
tionery establishment in the city. and
cannot fail to become a popular resort with
thorouRhfare. Narcotics CONNECTIONS contain
tho purest and costliest ingredients to be-
regarded by dealers and connoisseurs 10 be
the hoiceat productio ns OF the nation which
is celebrated throughout the w0TidIor the , ex,
delicious candies retail at eighty. cents and
one dollar a pound. and are well worth tho
money. The American representative OF Muir
cote Ia Myron A. Smith. the widely known
and highly popular import and export broker.
the services Of this onterprising and succesS-
ful young business man. who; with character
ture e to open a Fifth avenue store though the
expense attending the experiment would
brighten the average man OF affairs.
FINEsr HARD CANDIES IN NEW YORK.
The desire Of the average business man to
outshine his competitors is q lauduhle ambi-
ton and 1t Is this incentive that has spurred
%Ds sfns tn rsseS SS es
OF George F. Graham. better known AS Ora
ham the confectioner. o. q and 80 Gortlandt
success that may be attained by persistent
effort. relentless energy and an uncheckable
as leader In his line: Mr.. Graham com
menced business on Eighth avenue in 1891.
outRrown the facilities OF that establish.
melt he removed 20 the more com
speciaties are hard-counter goods. more ia
military known as home made candies. Ora
hams Elite Buttercups and Original Peanut
Brittle are superior in flavor and quality to
any in the world. His foreman, Andrew loo-
muth. Is conceded to be the finest hard candy
maker In the country. and 1t was shrowd
stroke OF enteruIise on Mr. Graham's part
when he secured his services. Mr. Graham
employs three travelling statesmen and looks
after the IobbinG trade himself We advise
our lady readers to try GrahRm's CONNECTIONS.
which are sold by leading dealers In bon bons
and candies In New York. Brooklyn. and Jersey
City.
THE ID. &. LICoRICF.
Merit always wins. and because the u. 4
s. licorice is the best In the New York market.
and equals in quality the choicest and purest
varieties Of this staple product in the world.
the demand for the article Is in excess Of the
supply, and the firm OF Dean 4 Sons. the max
ers, are frequently compelled TO enlarge tho
facilities Of their factory. Tho only medal
ever awarded for the best spanish licOrice by
the American Institute Fair was granted
BE- Soi s. &'s iieo rHs in iS "' $ fEi;
licorice is n standard remedy for coughs and
colds. and is highly endorsed ami recon-
mended by members Of the medical profess
sion. In the form Of lozenRes. or tablets. II is
a dainty and delightful medicine, and the firm
furnish the trade with pretty and attractive
packaGe-R glass-tront tin which shows OFT
the licorice to excellent advantage, and IS an
ornament to q shelf or counter ID. 5.