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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ho4s, Ss..,sf ,- the Model placier claim, located in " riil q ing District, layapSi County, Arizosns. sssisae Do responsible for any debts for 1 4.s. .l clEss or other purposes, contracted whio
 are under bond or lease. .,ryos flsrg.
 m14m2 K. c. pONknS, VI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
A Card from Good rsmpl.r..

On Saturday, July 24, the Good Templars in attendance upon the Grand Lodge which had just closed its session in Prescott, chartered train from the s. F. F. x P. R. R. Go. for picnic to Granite Dells, and invited the public to join them. Among the many who accepted this invitation was citizen of Prescott, who took, in addition to his lunch, a liberal supply of beer and wine, which he distributed freely among the party of ladies and gentlemen who accompanied him.
 Agalnst this studied insult to the members of the Independent Order of Good Tenplars, whose guest he was, we desire to enter our earnest protest, and to condem such con- duet in the severest terms. That it was an intentional insult to the members of the order is too appaT- ent to be denied, for the picnic had been widely advertised as Good Templar affair, and no one, even in Arizoua, can be ignorant of the principles of the order, and the practices of its members.
 But. not satisfied with this exhlbi- ton of total disregard for the feel ings and opinions of his hosts, offered further insult by offering to treat the president of the w. c, T. U. of Arizona to wine.
 We feel that these things can not be permitted to pass unnoticed, IS the reputation of the order, as we'll as of good men and women is at stake, and we desire to assure the public that the managers of the picnic were powerless to prevent these insults, as they had DO con trol over the grounds.
 We regret this occurrence exceed ingly, as it is the only unpleasant incident to nar what has otherwise been a week of perfect pleasure spent in Prescott by the visitors from the south. We are assured that the decent element of the communi- ty resent this insult to their guests, and deplore their inability to pro- tect them from it. Respectfully,
 s. s. GREEN, P. C.. C. T.
 J. WEBSTER JOHNSON, G. $.
 A. P. WALBRlLGE, q. C.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
Notice /!
Warninu Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the nncetss;.s, s.., s.l owners of three fonrths of the Little Alns, rt. other mining claims situated m Lines'1T 1T.vsuk ley, Mineral Point mining districi. .1.s.s;bs County, Arizona. and they will not ne .s a ,~ni for any debt contracted against sA'o claims by any person or persona, vp-v,
 JW. HE1nses<
 !. N. HUpsEsS Prescott, Arizona, Nov. %, Isss'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
SPANISH LIST.

Wieda, Glade Espinosa, Carlos-2 Please call for advertised letters. E. J. F. HORNE.
 Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
JL Girouz ys same. 2e6s. set for

u Giroux ys same. 266S. Set for Aug q.
 IL Giroux ys same. No 2664. Set for Aug. 24,
 F E Jordan vs Sohuerman. Set for Aug q.
 A E Baker vs s Fleming. Set for Sept 9.
 ) Ernst Walker vs s Fleming. Set Aug 26.
 Lynx Creek Gold < Land O vs J K Hall et al. Set for Sept 23.
 Mary Wall vs J Philbin ct al. Transferred to Judge Truesdale.
 U Brooks ys Bundy Gold NJ Go. Set for July 9.
 GH Schuermsn vs John H Smith. Set for Aug g.
 Walter J Wright vs J L Giroux. Set for Aug 24.
 Joseph Ehle vs D P Nichols. Set Sept 24th.
 Alex Thompson Ys Providence Gold NJ Co. Set for Sept 2.
 Brown Bros Ys E Greenwood. Set for Sept II.
 Mrs c R Smith vs H B Smith ct al. Set for Sept 13.
 4 Pickrel vs Sun Dance Gold BI Go. Set for Sept 2s.
 Chas A Sewall vs W H Hatcher el al. Transferred to Judge Truesdale.
 VIC Bashford vs John Wood. Judg. ment for plaintiff.
 D W Strahan ys Miller & Went. worth. Set for Sept %.
 D A Burke vs Providence Gold Nj Go. Set for Sept 30.
 Ernest Hill vs A R Dickey. Set for Sept so.
 Courts took 6 recess until 10 q. m. July 22, 1897. Wednesday, July 2I.-Josepha Dougherty vs Daniel O'Boyle; mo, tion of Ellen Osenburg to intervene sustained.
 Jake Marks vs Providence Gold Mining Co; case placee on calendar, History Go vs J w Dougherty; set for August 13.
 Frank Smithline vs Leo Goldman set for Aug. l2.
 W E Pedley vs w c Bashford ct al; set for trial by Judge Trues- dale.
 Chas Montgomery vs J w Clay; same order.
 James Mahoney vs Jeff Baldridge; dismissed.
 CN Hesson vs Virginia Gold Min ing O., garnishee H N Palmer; dis missed.
 Thos Carroll vs H L StuukIe; set for Aug. 23.
 Bishop vs Perrin; set for Sept. I.
 J E Dempsey vs Virginia G Nj Co; set for Sept.2
 A x P R R Go vs P& AC R R Co.,; dismissed.
 CivIt x Go. vs Virginia G NJ x NJ Co.,; set for trial Sept. 8.
 Wm Lutley vs w H Hatcher; set for trial Aug. 30.
 J l. Giroux vs John Duke; set for trial Aug. 2L
 Thursday, July 22.-Johu G. Campbell vS. James NJ. Baker, mo- ton that plaintiffs attorney be ai- lowed $500 fees, filed, argued and submitted.
 II. II. Keys vs. R. J. Cartmell, mn- tien to set aside judgment and at,- fault sustained, conditioned that ir- fendant shall within five days pay all costs and file answer. Friday, July 23-Providence G pld NJ. Go. vs. W. H. Williscraft, de murrer argued and submitted.
 J. $. Brooks vs. Buudy Coli M. Co. Motion to set aside service arr 1 gued and submitted.
 Monday, July 26.-J. E. Stillwell vs. A. B. Allen ct al.; motion to set aside default sustained. John G. Campbell vs. James NJ. Baker; application of plaintiffs at torney for an allowance for attor- ney fees denied. Providence Gold NJ. Go. vs. w. H. Williscraft ct al; demurrer to com plaint sustained and leave granted te amend complaint.
 Brooks vs. Bundy Gold NJ. & NJ. Co.,; motion to set aside service overruled. It was ordered that said company be allowed till August b to file answer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28

The late Col. Crocker, Of the s. P. Company, left an estate valued at S7,00O,0O0.
 Turkish forces have begun to evacuate Thessaly in accordance with the treaty provisions.
 1t is estimated that the peach crop of Missouri this year will be worth at least $20,OO0,000, and many experts believe that this will be be- low the true figure.
 or the survivors of the famous light brigade of GOO, which charged at Balaklava, seventy assembled at London on the occasion of the Queens recent jubilee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
ENr Homeless RNIS.

The Earnest Christian, weekly. 50 eeHis l5''-r Denver Colorado, is devoted 10 the upoa,.js..S or brightside, great industrial trAinlns = ie % boy tramps in the United states and hIsr. lde Is the only school offering then iz-s asNtion and manual training.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-28
WARNING NOTICE,

o WI n"m Ab hAay concern:
 urS @Sing is heTssy csiys given hat the Hidden Treas. SWned Sd oy the undersigned will not Sa ulstrlci, ;s sOb m ana debts contracted for labor sr bond CT otherwise. s"ue under lease or
 May ls. l697.-Sm N' M. CORN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24
IRELAND,s "JoAN OF ARC"
Miss Maud Come Comes TO New York TO
Work FOR the 'Os Centennial.

Miss Maud Come Comes To New YORK TO
work for the 'Os Centennial.
Miss Maud Come, known everywhere by the
friends OF homo rule as Ireland's Joan Of Arc"
arrived from Europe yesterday on the Lncania.
She was met down the bay by a tug containing
adelcgation of Irishtncn, which included Patrick
Egan, William Lyman. President Of the Irish
National Alliance, and Charles OhConor Me
Laughlin. She was permitted to board the tug,
which conveyed her to the Cunard pier. Miss
Come came here at the instance OF the National
Alliance. and she will deliver lectures through
out the country in aid of the '9S centennial cclc-
bration which will be held in Ireland next year.
She will make her first public appearance in this
city tonight. when n concert and reception will
be given in her honor Mt the Grand Opera
House. The Hon. William McAdoo,. formerly
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, will preside,
aud it is expected that II great delegation OF the
descendants OF Wolfe Tone, the Irish martyr,
Will be present.
Miss Come is n ine.looking young woman,
who stands a triflc over u feet in height. Shc
has devoted her whole time AS well as her
fortune to the cause OF Ireland's freedom. Re
Gently she has confined her efforts to France
and Italy. and she Is now the editor OF a paper
called LIridnde Libre, which is published in
Paris.
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rro nuRNEn no prxrn.
Fatal Fire In = LAUNDRY at Sss broadway
Building Destroyed.

Policeman O'Connor, standing Mt Astor place
and broadway ut 4 o'clock yesterday morning,
saw the spiro Of Grace Church suddenly fash
crimson, and marvcllcd what caused the illumi.
nation. He went up that way to fni out, and
discovered the building at 773 Broa way on FIRE.
II was nm old thrco-story house. ussd for a steam
laundry. Both tho upper floors were burning.
O'Connor ran TO the nearest signal box and
sent in an alarm. Tho district 10 Chief Bonner's
own, and he came with the first crew Of fremen.
The frc was already then threatening the cloth.
ing stores on either eide. and tho Chief sent for
reinforcoments at once. While they were COM
ing. from east and west, n woman ran painting
down the street. ,Sho was n Mrs. Hutton, EN-.
ploycd in the Laundry.
1.-Two men are sleeping In the building che
gaspcd. Can they not be got. out o.
mot now" said the Chief. 1T is too late"
The whole house was in flames.
Before the iircmcn could obtain control Of the
fire, the whole third floor fell with a crash. SUI
purintrndunl Hull of the Insurance Patrol. who
was with his men on the ground floor narrowly
escaped being killed. Capt. Lawler of Engine
Company ~ lcapcd into a window recess Just 10
time to let the avalanche go by. A shutter fell
on him and bruised him. but no bones were
broken. Fireman Fitzmauricc, who stood upon
n ladder. lost his footing, but saved himself from
falling. lie also was bruised by falling debris.
1t was daybrcak when the, fremen we're able
who slept in the building we're Patrick. Callopy,
30 years old. and Henry Haight, u widowGr. Both
OF them were old employees IN ne laundry.
InllOTN nAl. ucch lhcIt ~ oib t"NN v N"n. MS
boast that it was his first ana only Job. They
found his body in tho wreck of the fallen third
floor. A part OF the floor in the rear did not
faIi, and upon that Haight's body lay or stood
leaning over n beam, as il he had been cropping
about for u way of escape. 1t may no. however,
that it was knocked over the beam when the
rest of the floor fell.
The girls emp.oyod in the laundry came TO
work as the flrcinen were lowering the bodies OF
tho two In life nets, and were badly frightened.
some OF them tainted AT the sight. There was
no work for them in the building, for Il was all
DESTROYED. The loss was SeU,OUt. Inc mousse
stood upon land owned By the sailors Snug
Harbor. The origin OF the lire i, not understood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24
LUETG ERT'S SECOND TRIAL.
The States Attorney to Proceed with the Case
This Week.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-state Attorney Denoen
this afternoon decided to place Adolph L. Luet-
CERT on trial again Lext week. He had in.
tended to wait two weeks. but has decided to
take up the matter while all OF the witnesses
are on hand. I.uctgert appeared to be well
pleased at learning that he was to have an
early trial.
on the police force is again a matter Of specula-
ton. EX.Judge ". "A. Vincent, senior counsel
for Luctgcrt, and Judge A.. A. Goodrich, his
protest against a recently published Interview
with S~ci!aack, which purported to show that
ley, ono OF the Luetgert jurors W 10 held out for
nc9uittal. Schaack's connection with the
against him. and tho Mayor has been urged to
drop him on that and other grounds. He has
been retained on account of the Luetgert case,
and II Ia believed that he will 20 as soon as the
Luetgert case Is ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24
oPERA CoMPAxYsrRANDED IN TROY
Miss D'ArviiI" Mas TO Pawn Her diamond
Iroorh TO Get TO New York.

Troy, Oct. 23.-The Camille D'Arville Com.
pany. which is said to be backed by Sam Rorke.
Nat Roth and Teddy PEPPER, went broke here to-
day. The company appeared at Rand's Opera
House last night in Peg Wellington" n new
comic opera by Victor Herbert and Harry b..
Smith, and was enthusiastically r ceived by a
small but fashionable audience. The opera was
beautifully staged, and was presented with
much precision and spirit. This morning the
singers were obliged TO pawn various articles OF
ance at Utica being cancelled. Next Monday
the company will begin q weeks engagement in
Washington unless disbanded before that time.
for q pRwnhrOker, who called at her hotel and
advanced S250 on Il diamond brooch said to he
worth $1,000. At Scranton last Wednesday
Miss D'Aryille had to pawn her brooch 10 reach
tho,next stand, being unable TO get a check for
$3.50 cashed.
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HUDSON, n. Y, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Catharine NJ.
Hunt, a prominent woman in Chatham society,
has brought suit against William Nickerson of
Hyde Park for breach of promise. she sues for
$1,000. Mrs. Hunt 10 a hne-looking woman of
about SO years. who q few years ago secured q
aiVoEcs from her husband.
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Financial,

For Other Financial advertisements 81, Eyobtk
rage ~ Supplement.
Ia E-Lhnraster prospectOrS' placer AAm.
"a PINE drnl Instantly proves Nalue of claims, ne
SLiahIchi Bolu pan. equals 20 men, weighs ESQ pOurda.
SlOo; lroot thawers. $500; holsters, dIgRers sIuicss
h HAS , mH : mining aredgrs, quartz mills; ue or:
Liberty at, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24
8eal estate far Salr-Couutru.

VIRGINIA PLANTATION. Cumberland county, near
' Richmond -l,4oU acres fue land. adapted Tor all
crops. including tobacco, cotton. and fruits. also for
stock raising; numerous buildinS -: stock aud crops;
abundance Wild game; delightful climate; abso uteIy
healthy; $50. 0OO. Address
MeCREA. box 1874 Sun ONCE.
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asal estate for Sals-Nrw JERSEY.

EoR sALE-Sew. detached cellar; eight rooms i'm
Il p~roNements; large lot, ~. 400; cellar; six rouniS'
$4,000; easy terms. JOHN A. LASE. $50 andolphA y.
p~ESIDENCE farm. only o., 900; one hour out on
~ pennsylynnia Railroad; - rooms; 20 ar s. sI'
tensiye outbuildinEs. two miles from Post once, tel
egraph. depot, &c; great bargain: easy letniii winter
crops In; oarns full. OWNER, 0i3. hi.itown' East
Brunswick. MI.
TENAFLY. N. J.-Do you want . house at Tenany
next spring. Come and pick out a plot and We
VIII build you a complete modern home costing
$4,000 to S0,OOOi your Owl plans or Our5.
II. WEATHERBY q co, 27l Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24
FERoCIOUs DOGS KILLED HER.
Death or Caroline HuEhea. who Was Attacked
by siberian RIoodhounds Three Weeks AGO.

Ot NNEoltut hukhtNb NNuS NNhH
by siberian Bioodhounds Three Weeks Ago.
Caroline Hughes OF 500 East 164th street, who
was attacked by ferocious DOGS about three
weeks ago. died of her wounds in Bellevue Hos
pitGl yesterday. The woman. while intoxicated,
wandered into the home of n neishbor at night
and was set upon by several Siberian blood
hounds. The police had great difficulty in in-
ducing the Fordh m Hospital authorize to re-
ceive her. After her admission she grew steadi-
Is worse md was transf rred to Bellevue on
Oct. l3. The doctors at Bellevue say that the
woman's death was largely due 10 her dissipated
habits, which had SO weakened her that she was
unable to rally from the shock and injuries re.
sulting from the attack OF the dogs.
A Martin Act Commission for Harrison. n. ).
Ex-senator Michael T. Barrett Of Newark
made an application to Justice Lippincott in
Jersey City yesterday for the appointment OF a
commission under the Martin act 10 adjust ar.
rears OF taxes, assessments and water rents in
Harrison. The arrears in the town are $2lS.-
JOG. ~ OF taxes. 800 23. 80 OF assessments. and
SIS. slO.43 OF water rents. Justice Lippincott
granted the application and appointed Edward
Russ, William J. Davis, and Peter J. Goodwin.
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FURNISHED flats 90 Eet.

ELATs y APARTMENTS. unrurnished, furnished.
i in desirable locations; rent IS 30 To- 90. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, S33 broadway.
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20.

~ .Srrn s,orootyper on afternoon paper near
w New YORK; must assist on press stH'e "hgos auu
references. STEREo, box l2o SUI 'ni'' '-
. PLUMBERS helpers wanted "a erechwioh ST.
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Scr Sale or o. 9et---atrGey City.

JERSEY AV., 444, Jersey City.-Seven rooms. high
- grade apartment. all improyelhsntsi elevator
heated; S3S upward.
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1t

AVA MEN AND WOMEN. young
"A. md old. to work Tor us In their own MONIES IN
spare time. dGV or eveningi we pay Siulo 1io per
week; no canvsssing; any chiih can 40 the work'
asnd ajdr css I o.dayi we send work az once.
II, A. GIRL i, Dept NV tyrone, "a
A GENTS get nifty cents on each dollar no expert.
"A encc necessaryi write for agent Vu'nI. Auuress
II CATHOLIC NFWS. . Parclay ST. new fork'
T,oys AND GIRLS I'm each school district of the
ID Greater New York to handle = nome specle,ty ana
economist after school hours! liberal pay anu pleas
ant work. SJNll"il v "
T,ORsET Statesmen wanted; must be experienced
Y and ACQUAINTED with hrst-class retail trade; sev.
II. ( S. STRAUSS CO., tbs Broadway.
OFFICE MESSENGER living with parents; must
" furnish r fcrcnc"s; wages W week. address u
cALEsMES OF superior ability, sec the Sunlight gas
- lampi half the ga,, three times the ltgLit; special
arrnngemsnts; Cheap lamps and mantels, n you want
them. 81 Nbtuhi va ' broadway
NuoRouuuL competent butter for Washington
i n, C.; host references required.
Mrs. l.. SE5LY, Bog 9TH av, corner P2d 81.
WHY 60 TO COLLEGE " to learn bookkeeping
EjRST-ClASS BOOkkEEPER
out OF YOU az your own home withln from twOtO SIX
weeks time for 81 or return your money ? l fnd
nos lions for pupils free OF charge; placed n young
man In posItlon as bOOkkecprr for n railway rom
pany at S25 a week on DIT. ~; perhaps | can do as
well for YOU. save this aud call or write for further
particulars. j. II. GOODWIN, expert accountant of
- years practical experience, room 3ol, l2lo
broadway, New York.
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FIRST Glass 9elp-1Aalrs.


a Young NAN toO) WANTS POSITION As
stenoEraEher and typewriter at s. per week can give
references as to character. &C, Address
FAITHFUL. box 1873 sun ofice.
A DVERTISISG.-A young man OF eI perience in this
IA line desires n position. either with an agency or
with n daily paper; can give references.
X. W. j., box lI3 Sun ONCE.
pooKBINDER,-Al hnisher and forw arder desires
ID position. J. S.. 260l Broad st. Richmond, Va
GENTLEMAN German Americsn), % years expert.
VI euce as machinist and Instrument maker, desires
position as foreman In light manufacturing business.
or would enter as working partner. Address q. A. l.,
box lh4 Sun oflcc.
Observation-Disclosures and accurate; newspaper
l. or boJkw rk; wide experience; desires employ
mcnt. box l22 Sun uptown ofice.
1908 broadway.
CECOSD N~AN-Honest and sober young man, will
- ing and obItRing; references from last mi ioyer.
V. j.. box 49, sun uptown ONCE. 1858 Broadway.
CITUATIOS wanted as light porter, driver. or ele-
- yator man; first-class references furnished. e.,
box 1856 sun onice.
WAITER and valet. by n youny man strictly honest
w and sober; best references from last employer.
NJ. f., box $50 Sun uptown onice, 1908 broadway.
YOUNG MAN marriodJ. fair education. would like
L posIt on at anything;, Understands canvassing.
and Is willing to work. Address or call,
JOS. 7. WELSH. $50 sumpter IT., Brooklyn.
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THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
L9 WEST E25TH STREET
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

A 10, ls. or l9.foot house. as deep. lot %; all con-
entrance to High Bridge Park, between Amsterdam
and Audubon avs take cable car at l2bth st.; terms
very liberal; prices %, 800. $40, 300, and upward;
ofice on premises; full commission to brokers.
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A QUICK HARvEST.-Hol!Gay speciality; $50
"A weekly to man that can furnish $1,000; money
amply secured; permanent II satisfactory; bona ndet
Investigate this novelty; fun particulars. Apply
MCDONALD Il VIRGINS, 40 Nassau.
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Ratents.

DATENTS for Inventions procured promptly; low
Il rates. koEpER & BRlEsEN. 80 Nassau 81. N. Y.
Established 1894.
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An ELECTRICAL PLANT; nrst-class location up.
"A town. wlth established paying business; price
$4,000, or half interest 81 300; particulars Of
* WlGGIN>, 40 Nassau.
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A HALF INTEREST Wholesale wine and liquor bust
IA ness downtown: esta llish'd number OF years,
experience unnecessary; 6l5. 600 required. fully pro-
tected; this is an exceptional opportunity for aomO
one. X WIGGINS, 40 Nassau.
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HAT STORE downtown. just OF Fulton st; full,
II clean stock; ohor wanted; reason for selling, I'll.
health; great herTatn.
MCDONALD & wIGGINs l4o Nassau.
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atestrhrster CO. property for Sale.
Business Cfanre5.
M'D0NALD & VIRGINS,

v
The Old Reliable BusInrss Exchange. lao Mas
snu st.
IF YOU HAVE n store or business OF any kind you
wish sold quickly, without publicity. or want q part
ner. or capital for any legitimate enterprise, call on us.
A PARTNER wanted with 5000; light manufao-
IA turing business; one. third interest; factory 10
Gated New York city; now doing fine business; strict.
est OF investigation allowed; this So, 900 Is to extend
the business; money amply secured with position.
MCDONALD q WIGGINS. lao Nassau.
A PARTNER wanted with $50. 900; manufacturing
IN business; old established; money to extend the
business; factory located In the most prominent town
in Connecticut. highest OF references; strictest In
vcstigation granted; does business finest houses in
New York. MCDONALD s WlGGINS lao Nassau.
PERFUME MANUFACTURING Ian nicely
~ equipped; : Years established; 1900 of orders
on hand; prize" $4,000; uninrumhered plant; Ii To-
q ted In Connecticut; rt asNn of selling. the owner u
very sick; will stand the strictest investigation.
& WIG ms. lIo Nassau
A YOUNG MAN wanted with about 81 900 to 81 1900
~ In light manufacturing business located in New
York city: established; strictest of investigation al.
elegant opportunity: POI" tiOu with hrm.
MCDONALD & WIGGISS, 80 Nassau,
A RESTAURANT close to l+th st. and Broadway,
IA old established elegantly equipped, including IL
furnished rooms. price. So. 500 cash; 1880 can re-
main on morte age; nine years lease; large day bust.
ness; relson OF selling. leaving New York city; inyes-
t!gate. McDOSALD 8 WIGGINS. 40 Nassau.
A nI'Ick uAREFST -y,lrray ap.,tai,y. NQA
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4 BUSINESS CHANCE for party with few thouRand
"a dollars Is open, where money is absolutely pro-
tected; large returns guaranteed.
& WlGGINS, lao Nassau.
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PAINTING. DECORATING. AND WALL PAPEB
L BUSINESS. established 40 years; price only $500,
this Is q bargain for some one.
MCDONALD & WIGGINS, 14O Nassau.
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- ESTAURANT.-Located on Carmine ST.. doing $40
III daily business: sell very cheap; cause, death in
the family; Il BARGAIN:
& wIGGINs, 14o Nassau
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GROCERY. located short distance out on Long
~ Island; price, 81. 600: rent only $40: established
IL years: two horses. three wagons; average business
9li.OU0 10 Sl6. 900 yearly; cause selling. owner going
West: a bargain for some one.
MCDONALD & WIGGINS. lao Nassau.
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