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SUBMARINE MONSTER.
r,r .u,ar Sea Fish Captured on the
Pacific Coast.

, singular marine monster that is now
Arontfng unusual attention as a what
y. 10 is to be seen at the Denver mar
|gst saws the Seattle Press-Times.
II was caught IN the northern waters
,is,s and others versed In such matters
,,bo have seen II are unable to classify
IN, among aquatic specimens, though a
lconchologist would probably n II to
'n ~ to examine this rare and mysterious
Munster of an unknown species and age
that so seldom cay us re
rs length is fully six feet and at a
distance II 'presents more the appearance
of a gigantic eel or snake than a fish.
In is dark. brown in color and wedge
shaped In form, tapering gradually from
the head to the tail, which is fiat and
evidently very muscular. The head Is
short and narrow, with widening jaws,
on the bulldog order.
the upper and lower front jaw. evidently
used to tear with, and behind these
triple rows Of molars or grinders fixed.
not on the sides of the jaws, but in the
|dicating tina the thing evidently lived
on shellfish and crunched shell and all
between these powerful looking molars.
II was caught by an Indian. on a hall
but hook, and made such a vicious fight
that 1t broke the side of the canoe be-
fore the frightened Indian succeeded in
hammering II to death.
The Oldest of the Indian fishermen
could give no idea of the nature of the
fsh. None like 1t had ever been seen
or heard of by any of them, and its cap
ture aroused their superstitious nature.
Many were firm in the belief that
4 submarine god had been sacrificed
which would forever act as n hoodoo on
their future fishing operations. The
present specimen will be sent to some
Eastern museum.
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BROOKLYN.

IN
BRADY. Or Friday, Dec. Is. 1909, ALICIA,
widow of John Brady.
funeral from her late residence, 1854
broadway, Brooklyn, N. ". on Monday,
DC Is, at 4. NJ.
suddenly, on Wednesday, Dec.
70 ih"3, In his sd year, WILLIAM HEnBERr
~ohiTTENDES, eldest son OF WnlSm +. and
Carr'es Chittenden.
funeral services at the. residence OF his
aeHsfin-l"w, Henry NJ, Johnston, 81 Down.
ny H., brooklyn, ". ", Sunday afternoon.
~, ut q O'clock. Intcrment at convent
'%eo Of family. Please omit flowers.
hunho' Utica and Niagara papers please
IoLi- suddenly, Dec. 10, 1903, THOMAS
!, son Of Cornelius and Margaret DriscolI,
Ased % years.
'Shsiai on sunday. Dec. II. 1893, ut 3 y.
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1T WAS VERY CHILLY.
But 1t Got the Salesman Out OF q
Dimculty at Once.

There was something about his appear
ance and something about his manner
that proclaimed the office-seeker, and
the old-time politician recognized the
symptoms at once, says American In
dustries.
"Mr. B%liggins,' Re said, motioning his
visitor to a chair, Il am glad you
called"
Thank you, SIR"
You are, n of the few people to
whom I feel under obligation"
ITS very good of you to say so. 1
called to see
1T Is an obligation which 1 feel deeply,
and which l always hope to feel"
Perhaps you exaggerate." the hope
|ful visitor said, in an effort to be modest.
mo, / don't. You are one of the few
people of my acquaintance who never
asked me for an appointment"
that he concluded he'd go home and send
his remarks by mail.
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east Side.

G1Bt otoC.
LEXINGTON AVE az, near 5Sth 81. Pleasant
large room, heated; hi! cunNsi."lces; excellent
table; moderate,
LEXINGTON AVE. 4I6 Nice rooms and good
board, -; table board, - ~.
I'D AVE. 2il2-lirst- class table; hom" com.
forts every convenience; cheerful rooms ~
to 80
Sd AVE. La, NEAL NTH. Heated parlor,
with board, 50; =, $40; home comforts.
4TH AVE, 10, opposite Cooper Union Fur
mlshed rooms: good substantial board; English
cooking ~. so ~,
STH ST. 20 r.. ID ave. Large room for two,
~. 20 each; small rooms go, with board
nth ST., 81 y. square iron, room excellent
table; also table board moderate rates
18TH ST., III l.. Private boarding. house large
4 small rooms; good table; table huarders ac'
c0mmOdhted.
l8ruST., l33 Handsomely furnished rooms.
frst.ciuss German Goard table board furnace
heat: terms moderate,
2lST Sr,, 20 E.-large connecting r3nms; to-
gpthcT OF separate; excellent Table; families,
gentlemen; very moderate. -
2IST 81, 80 r. Handsomely furnished rooms.
with board reasonable rates; references
25TH sT., llB r.. -I4rge "a floor front room,
well furnished, ample closets, ST. Week refer
euCrs.
25rH ST., ia r., near 4th ave. Roorns, with
board table board.
10Th ST, 1913, I3s E.-Iarge 4 small rooms, we'll
furnished. with board, AT reasonable n'eN,
| 10TH ST, 22S Il. Nicely furnished rooms,
heated, with board gentlemen -, ladlrs -.
Asst ST., 2Ii E.-Double & single rooms, with
board gents 81; table boarders wanted; early
breakfast
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o.

DIED.
ALLEN. AT Albany, N. Y. Dec. Ia, ELLA F.
JOINS, beloved wife of ]. c. Allen.
Funeral at Albany, Sunday. at 2 p. NJ.
(BRENNEN. On Friday. Dec. Is, Rev. CHAIR
BREMEN, LII. ID.
Solemn requiem mass at the Church of Holy
Innocents, 37th st. and Broadway, Monday,
at 10. so A. NJ. divine Office at 10 A. NJ.
Reverend clergy and friends are invited to at
tend.
|CAMPBELL On Thursday. Dec. IA, at his
residence, 1OS West 10th ST., JAMES CAMP
BELL, In his s5th year.
Funeral on Monday, Dec. lS, at the Church
OF st. Mary the Virgin, West 45th st., be-
tween eth and 9Th aves. at . 80 A. NJ.
DENNIS. -MARGARET, widow of Edward Dem
ME.
Funeral from her late residence, 1852 Madi,
son ave. on sunday, ! p. NJ.
DoLAN. In Jersey City, on Friday, Dec. 10,
1893, TnoMAs DoLAN, widower of Margaret
Dolan and father of the late Cormack Dolan.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend his funeral from
the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Robert
Pierson, 25SA Fairmount ave. Jersey City,
on Monday morning, at o o. o'clock, thence to
ST. Bridget's Church, Jersey City, where a
solemn high mass Of requiem will be offered
fof the happy repose of his soul.
DooLEY. Oh Friday, Dec. Is, at his residence,
OBJ West 5lst ST., THOMAS DOoLEY, beloved
husband OF Margaret Dempsey.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MARY A. KISGsLASD. widow of Thomas
Kingsland.
services nj the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs, X. T.. Tirney, III West 22d st.. Mt & p.
NJ on Saturday. Interment On Sunday ut
Greenwood.
hACklNTOsIl Entered into rest on Dec. Is,
1876, Of npopi"xy. %cAruAnISE ANTON ErrE,
wife Of Angus Macintosh, OF Elizabeth, n. j.,
~ III" 5StlI yea of her age.
Funeral services on saturday, Dec. 10, at i
o'cinrN T.. IL. from ST. Johns Church,
Elizabeth.
r., On Thursday. Dec. Ia, MARY Nc
$LoNE, naive Of Kellogg, Holt Parish, County
Nligo, Ireland, in the Doth year of her age.
Relatives aud friends IRE respectfully In.
Vitcd 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, 2iS 8h ave-, On sunday, Dec. II,
1873. at 1 =. NJ. Iuterment IN Calvary.
slEHAus ON Dec. II. CHAgLEs II. NIEHAvs,
al his late residence, 24iA Palisade ave.
Jersey City Heights.
Funeral sunday, Dec. Il, at IL A. NJ. In.
tenicnt in Calvary Cemetery.
UBoRN. Friday morning, Dec. Is, 1893, sud.
denly, at Peconic, l.. l., THoMAs W. Osborn,
OF New York,
lutvrment nj Pachogue.
EYER o Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1893, at he
residence, Mount Pleasant, N. j., Mrs MARY
D RTER. re!ict OF the late Thomas Ryer, in he
s2d year.
Funeral saturday, Dec. 10, at . p, NJ, from
ler late residence. Train leaves foot OF Cort
Ihndl 81, IL O'Clock NJ. Carriages In WAITING
az hatawan. Relatives and friends respect
July invited.
MNDEllBECK 20 wednesday, Dec. 10, q
III A. NJ, ANNA Il. VANpERBECK.
"EAl. In stIOuis, Dec. IA, JAMES II. VEAL
aged rs,
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

ONE or 2 rooms for 3 gentlemen, with steam
heat, between 10Th and 2Oth sts., east or wet
V. Friedmann, 403 Broome st.
ROOM not exceeding SO weekly: private family;
central: permanent: heated. II. Is, box So World.
YOUNG MAN WANTS nice wsll-hcated room
private family; location. Lexington ave-. sth
ave, goth, 5Jth SITS, state price and particulars.
T.. box 2AJ World. uptown.
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Instruction.

One Time, csc. per line: Second Time. &c. per
hne: Third and Subsequent Times, zoe. per line.
No extra charge on Sundays.
BANJO. mandolin Instruction., IS course; liz
and clog dancing taught; circulars. DEANS,
49, Sd ave. near 41st st.
$40 Broadway, n. Y; 81 week. Call or write.
The evening world., 1893-12-16

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED, most promi-
nent and complete household and fancy goods
department store in Rochester, one OF the finest
in the country, for sale without charge for good
viii; is now and a! ways has been very prohtable;
stock selected by experienced buyer; can be re-
duced TO SO, 600 reasons for selling, owners have
manufacturing interests that require undivided
attention Address :. NJ. BENJAMIN & SONS,
Rochester, n, \.
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tine. zoe. PER GGG. second Time, nc. per
line: THIRD aud Subsequent Times. I6c. per IRG
No Grtrd charge on sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR Fr-Advertisenrents
for The World may be left at any American
District messenger Once. In the city, where the
office,
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MARRIED.

WON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm Lon
,don. England, on Thursday. Dec. IA, 1898,
Mrs. MARIE cor HESscHEL to JAN Won
CHELMINsKI.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time, soc. per hne: Second 1fll<, nc. PER
hnc. Third and Subsequent Times, i5c. per line.
No crird charge on sundays
No EXTRA CHARGE Tr-Advertisements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
alice.
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THE ADVERTISER, having certain special con-
tracts with Ave Of the leading trunk lines run
ming out Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timOre and Washington, Is DESTROYS OF engaging
the services OF a capable and clever gentleman,
having some ability as a correspondent and imam
cier, able 10 invest a sum not exceeding $40 900
full control OF finances: fully equipped offices and
transportation over the various roads furnished.
Address Il hox A-1 World.
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steam and hot water house heating steel boileri
no brick required no tues to clog; carefully
manufactured and every boiler guaranteed; Q
percentage on each boiler sold will be allowed for
advertising. Address room AZ, Bullitt Building.
Philadelphia, Pa
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u OR a ELEGANT ROOMS, furnished or unfur-
nished, with all improvements, 10 let; suitable
for Young couple; lowest rates. Corner I'd d
uudsoS SIS, Boboken, H. J.
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MISS McCARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at
81 East 18th ST.. between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening private les
sons, any hous, sli waltz guaranteed In slx PR
sons, S5; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATuR-
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given 70 those
dances, including stage, fancy and character.
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Horses, CARRIAGES, &C.

GENTLEMAN'S ROAD HORSE for sale: VIII ex-
change Tor fiist-class safety. II. OETERS, 1872
Central Park West.
LADY must sacrifice horse, new single truck; 2
business horses, $40, $50. lO6 Freeman st..
2 FINE HORSES and 2 splendid top wagons,
harness, &C., Will be sold cheap on account OF
retiring from business: also store fixtures for sale.
Il3 and 1l5 Broadway, Brooklyn, T.. u.
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Purchase and Exchange.

One Time, csc. per line. Second Time, CSC. PEI
line: Third and Subsequent Times, e0c. per line:
sc. Dsr line extra on Sundays.
UPRIGHT PIANO WANTED to purchase: state
price ; must be low. HENRY, box $50 World.
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PARTNER WANTED. lady or gentleman.
who will furnish me $500 for one year TO open
store auction dry goods).: will repay $l2.5 SO weekly
for J2 weeks, making total of $3.50. making net
profit OF $3.50. will furnish as security paid up life
Insurance In New York Life for double amount.
box l. 100 New York,
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u,furoished Rooms to Let.

10TH ST.. l4s w.-Large uufurnished front
basement, In nice order.
33D ST., $50 w. Room 4 bedroom, front h
rear houses. So to 81 Room X
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W~ANTED-one man with capital OF s., 900. or tive
with 81. 500 each, to take interest and omcial po-
sition In insurance corporation, rrst-class oonnec-
tion and unusual opportunity for good returns.
With absolute safety. Address, with references, 90
cali on Q. ]. FRANrZEN. 5 Union square.
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Loans.
One Time, CSC. per line: Second Time, fec. per
Inc: Third and Subsequent Times. zoe. per dne,
Daily aud Sunday.
Monty FOR THE HOLIDAY ~ LOANS
-FkOM 2 TO 800 MADE ON HOySE-
HOLD NlTU REAHOS.
ABBbE Il sH1 PHaN ASo Z u PWHSSTatffhb::
14ssss iBHENn AtSSMAGAy.. SSat.i 44dTTI2GsT..
Loans ON Furniture. Nc.; Conhdenttal.
A.-LOANS procured on furniture In use without
strictly confdentiai. UNION souARE LOAN
CO.. Lincoln Bldg. room 6Ol, Union SO. 4 14th st.
ADXANCEs made on furniture, pianos, &C..
without removal or Inconvenience payable In
easy Instruments. NEW YORK l. BROOKLYN
LOAN Co, room ~ World Building.
LOANS-Small amounts on stocks and good Sc
curity. J. A. A., room 8, 1870 Broadway.
MONEY TO loan on furniture, pianos, &c. legal
interest; easy payments; business confidential
PATTEN 4 CO. 2844 Atlantic ave. East New
York Bank Building, rooms 8 and @, BROOKLYN;
entrance Pennsylvania ave.
MONEY LOANED on furniture In use without
removal lowest rates; open evenings. Terry,
154 East 92d st.
WANTED-Loan of $50, 900 for O period Of years,
to be secured by first mortgage on first class real
estate, worth II ut least $3.50, 600. For further par
ticulars, address +. H. PLUEMACHER, 8North
9th 81. Richmond. Va
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MusicaI.

BANJO, mandolin, violin and guitar Lessons;
thorough. practical, private; So course; circu-
lars. DEANS, $50 I'D ave.
NIOIIN and mandolin thoroughly taught by OK.
pericnced professional; lesson Doc. pupils resi-
dence. PER1NE, 2t6 West 11th 81.
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Board Wanted.

WANTED, furnished front, warm nom, for two,
with lady having no other hoardcrS: board lady
only | fight west side, between ~ a 40 SIS.
Mrs u. Hirshbeuy, IA 3Uth st., Chicago, III.
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For Sale.

sEWTNG-MACHINEs OF all kinds: new, 91S
up: good secondhand ones from $40 for cash
or monthly payments; we exchange, rent and re-
pair all kinds Of machines. KRUSE MFG Co.
ia East 14th St, 2O3 urand St
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l.. A, LINDE,

100 West Bath st., corner broadway, makes q
specially Of teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed to learn al other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes class
scholars receive strictly. private lessons without
FERNANDO'S ACADEMY r,
1872 East 55th st. bank building; prices reduced;
classes now formlrg; private lessons, any hour,
81; waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly;
reception every Tuesday evening.
CORRECT Waltz guaranteed; 8 strictly pri-
vate lessons, $3: any hour, with music; posi-.
lively no failures; class. 81 monthly. LESOX
CONSERVATOKY. 1455 Broadway. below AID vt
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 70 w.
59th ST. -Four class lessons, 81 "a lessons. 81
correct waltz guaranteed in q private lessons.
with music, s.; afternoon class, children and
ladies'. Tuesdays and saturdays, same price,
8. 30 to .. 30 Y. N. lady and gentleman teachers;
best place In the city at popular prices. send
address for circular. Private lessons In the waltz
DUR SHpc,s sPsss !, 70 10 rf p H. Adm niissS Een;iSuMT
and lady. ACC.
The evening world., 1893-12-16

WANTED-Young man or reliable brokerage frm
who has an extensive acquaintance with the
first class retail grocery houses OF New York, y
some knowledge Of the provision business, 10 sell
our goods on commission to the retail grocery
trade in New York & adjacent towns. Address,
with reference. W. A. Heitzeberg,. secretary,
Edward Heitzeberg Packing 4 Provision co. ,SI
I ,t,Is Mn
The evening world., 1893-12-16

HAVE 81. 900 to 81, 500 to invest In d~ry-goods
store. Address p. B., Harlem World.
MANUFACTURING business cheap-Valuable
invention: will take partner or $500 With roy
atty. CHANG $50 Sd ave.
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Sale.

One Time, CSC. jr huc; >Sconi Tine, ssr, ~
fins. 7lud and SubsqucM nass, 9Uc. PER line
81. pCr hnC triTG on SipfdVS.
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Brooklyn.
CONCORD ST., l85-Large room, Q gentlemen
or housekeeping, 81 30; closet, wardrobe; all
conveniences.
DE KALBAVE., IS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, heated,
for 2 persons: also room for housekeeping: 10
minutes from bridge.
FULTON ST., l2l, Brooklyn-A comfortable,
well heated room for 2 friends, only ~
weekly: near bridge.
COLE ST., 4l6-Iarge room; has hot h cold
water, heat, gas; to gentleman: references.
RYERsoN ST, 70. Observation-Disclosures rooms;
private family: two large front. rear and hall
rooms.
The evening world., 1893-12-16

WANTED-A few good, reliable men. with small
capital. TO manage the greatest amusement nov
city q the age; a swing that swings you upside
down and all the way over. yet does not swing
AZ an: patented, ADDRESS Haunted Swing Co..
ga y. sth ST., Philadelphia, Pa, or W
Fair, san Francisco. Call branch once. ZIG
The evening world., 1893-12-16

North OF - 18th Street.
EAGLE 81. 635, near Westchester ave. Front
q back parlor. handsomely furnished hot Il
cold water, bath convenient to cars; suitable for
doctor or dentist.
13lST ST, 60 VS. large rooms to let, suitable
for l or 2 gents: very nicely furnished; home
comforts,
The evening world., 1893-12-16
Business Opportunities.

AWAITED TO U for spot cash merchan-
disc Of all kinds: amount no object Call -
address FRIEDMAN. IS Walker st., New York.
A GENTLEMAN with $25, 600 or more, o thor
oughly experienced office man, will enter a sat
isfactory Wholesale business; communications
strictly confidential. Address, with particulars,
Absolute, ISL 4th ave.
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FOR sALE-First- class cigar store and pool.
room; good business; cheap rent 1o2 Grand
at RrDOklyn.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4rH PLACE, ~, between Court and Clinton SITS.
Second HAT, ) rooms & bath, In perfect ORDER;
all improvements: sl6: desirable IelghborhoOl
10 minutes walk 10 ferry. inquire OF ianttor'
It'll AVE-, 0S-7 rooms & bath, S.}2; Garfield
place, lO3. Z rooms a bath, $22; Prospect
place, 10. \ rooms l. bath, S4O; Union ST., 21T.
Is rooms 4 bath, S1l: all improvements; steam
heat. PETER ]. BRADY, agent,
NICE FLATS FOR NICE PEOPLE-Come aud
nee them: 4 gooi-sized roomS; range uibs
carpeted halls, %electricS. Sc. -, $40; sll; con-
yenient TO everything; near Saratoga l. sutton.
MORRISON. 295 Marion ~, brooklyn.
10 LET-Flats: 10 secure choice Of apartments
in the Riverside apply now; a few weeks later
hundreds Of people VIII call lor apartments ana
hreproof stalrcaSes; separate water closets; sink
and tub for each apartment large private park,
trated circular. Agent, Riverside, 20 Joralemon
St, Brooklyn.
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| ADVERTISER wants to buy grocery store; must
be cheap for cash. Address CLERK, box 263
World Harlan nfica -
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TYPEWRITER. standard make. brand new,
50. e., W. r., GoN i3u World,
WATCHES. diamonds, jewsiTy; easy terms: 81
weekly: delivered On nrst payment EXCHANGE
WATCH CO. a7 broadway.
YACHT beautiful yacht, 50 feet long, finished
mahogany and CHARTERED oak outhttlngs all
new, valued AZ so, 900; VIII sell nj sacrifice;
owner gpIug abroad. For particulars aud permit
To Inspect apply q. NJ. MOODY CO. lso Mon
tngue ST., brooklyn.
81 WEEKLY-wetches, diamonds, icwc!Ty;
agent calls; established 1854 W. +, MEEks
6Cn. Murray 81.
$40 FOR A MUSIC BOX; s airs and bells; worth
$50. Many others 80 per cent. less than regular
price. WITTNER, lS Park TOW.
The evening world., 1893-12-16

A NOVELTY, the greatest OF all novelties; can DO
sold In barrooms. cigar stores, &C.; Just the
thing for holidays. Apply to PAUL LEVY. xb
| South sth at Brooklyn. z, ID.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
"A Real Estate Yarn,

There is story current in real estate
circles about William Eastman, of Min
neapolis, who is said to be the first man
to establish business in dressed meat.
Whether he was the first to ship dressed
meat to Europe is not quite certain, but
at all events he wa9 one Of the pioneers
In that line. Real estate men say that
some months ago Billy" as they call
him, came to New York and bought the
property fronting on Broadway upon
which the White Elephant now stands.
The price was said to be 100000. Mr..
Eastman paid down $1,000 in cash
simply for the option to purchase, and
before the option had expired he had
sold the ground to a syndicate of capt.
talists, who intended to erect great
office building there, for 5000
The interest il this story, if it is
true, and it seems to be. is that upon a
cash outlay of only -, 900 Mr.. Eastman
cleared profit o: S24I 600.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
A Pacific Coast Incident

A crowd of men was seen hurrying to
and fro on Main Street last Wednesday,
with here and there gun in
sight, and for few seconds horrible
sights flashed before the imaginary Wis
ion of those who were not informed as
to their purpose. A lone shot was
heard in the vicinity of the Big Bend
Block, and as the crowd congregateG at
that point a Register reporter timidly
approached from the opposite side of
the street, expecting to find the
mangled remains of some desperate
cold in death. He was agreeably dis
appointed, however. Before his gaze
lay the bulky form of a brown bear, the
result of a rifle shot from the unerring
aim of J. NJ. Rose. The wild beast had
been shot in the eve. 1t has been
long time since a bear was killed on
Main Street, and as 1t is late in the sea-
son II is not likely that another viii be
seen this winter UIGur Wash J Reg
1T
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
The CRONIN CAsE AGAIN.


IL
Chicago Jail.
CHICAGO, H.. Jan. 2l.-Dan Coughlin
will remrin q prisoner in the county
Jail until his case has been again passed
upon by the criminal court. No appli-
cation for bail will be made, and no writ
OF hubeas corpus for the purpose Of Sc
curing his temporary liberty Will be pc
litiOned. While no lawyers have been
retained for the pending trial it IS I'M
derstOOd that Messrs. Forest, DOnahue
and Judge Wing will continue the de-
fensc. Two hours before the doors of
the Jail were opened this morning
COughIin's aged father rom lshpemlng,
Mich, was waiting on the outside for
an opportunity to visit the son. Dur
ing the entire time of COughlin's i'm
prisOnment in Joliet the old man never
saw his boy, and the meeting betw cen
father and son to-day was touching
The two men grasped each others
hands, unable TO speak, for the mo-
ment. 'Why did you not visit him at
the penitentiary ?" the gray father was
asked.
81 could not 90 there" was the click
ing reply. ''nO you believe your son
innocent Of the charges against him ?''
"lnn0Cent-Inay my old bones rot under
the sod before believe evil of Dan ~
Those who have not seen COughlin
since the trial express surprise at his
appearance. No one would recognize
IN his wrecked frame the sturdy detec-
tive OF three Years ago. lie looks
twenty years older. He is suffering
rom serious stomach trouble and has
been under medical treatment nearly a
wear. He eats well and sleeps we'll,
however, and believes the change from
Joliet TO Chicago Will do him good.