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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22
THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING, DECEMBER az, 1907.
Chrlltmas on Tho Yukon.

While you are pleasantly situated at
home, surrounded by all the comforts
and convenlences of civilization and en-
joying many of Its luXuries, let your
thoughts wander In contemplation of the
dlreful state of affairs said to be existing
in the frozen gold fields of the Yukon.
The loneliness and drearlness of that re-
gion is as nothing compared to the panGs'
OF hunger and other Affections that have
overtaken the unfortunate but rash per-
sons who swarmed into that country
without a thought of the future, While
there are some who begrudge the help
that Congress has voted TO extend to the
sufferers with the specIous argument
that there are many at home in need of
aid, the broad generosity and humanltar-
tan spirit that Is so conspicuous in the
typical American cordially endorse the
action.
The plight of the people Is pitiful and
To relieve them Secretary Alger is now
negotiating for 500 reindeer in Lapland.
TO be placed in charge Of expert drivers
TO carry provisions for their relief. A
mining engineer writing from Dawson
City in October said people were still
coming in over the trail without prov.s-
ions, but chat the police forced every one
that came empty-handed to go down
the river at once to points reached by be-
lated boats with supplies. The engineer,
or some one of his party, stood guard
nightly over their ratIons Nothing was
sold at the stores, and robberIes were not
uncommon. Not hotel, restaurant or
bakery was open in the town, and there
are no lodging houses. The strange
spectacle is presented of town of 5000
Americans on the barren bank, OF an arc
tic river cut off from the world and anX-
ious about food enough to sustain life
through the long winter. No Jail is
maintained, because the feeding OF pris-
oners is out of the question.
Some parties at Taiya have offered to
deliver $4,000 pounds of provisions with
in fifty days at Dawson City. provided
the government will pay $4,000 for the
service. This" says the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat, lis at the rate OF 81 30
a pound, and recalls the days when
everything In the remote diggings OF Cal
ifornia was 81 pound, no matter
whether the article sold was rice or soap
or tea The cost of freighting wiped out
-. - ~, ,,,,,,,1tty. EARLY in 0CtO-
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WHAT THE BACHELOR SAYS.

II IA getting 30 that the shopping SOC.
ton Is no place for really modest man,
The reason why there Is one placa that
Ia really hot 10 because the down dO,gn't
have to pay any bills for coal,
Sooner or later every woman that
hasn't enough To do gets TO q point where
she wants to meet aud resolve things.
A giri ntways enjoys being n brthcp.
maid because ahc knows that all the mon
viii tell her shc looks swcctcr than the
bride.
when woman tlce 20 think what 10
glvc her husband for Chrlftmns che looks
tho house over 10 soc whnt II needs most,
Probably Nc il0ndlltc miners prefer.
red to Hlny and durvo 10 death because
N they went back all their best friends
would say n told You co. New York
prCHH,
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY e c., Props, Toledo, O
We the undersigned, have known :
I Cheney for the last fifteen years, anG
believe him perfectly honorable In al
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry ont any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gIsts, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNhN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price, 7jc. per bottle. Sold by all drug
glsts. Testimonials free.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

An idle baker does not make hot loaf
OF bread.
Newspaper tales should always have
proper heads.
The man who tells you he Is no fool
may be only mistaken.
The barber is THE only man who does
headwork with his hands.
The mercury never gets warm In its
effortsto lower the record
twas originally intended to have sheet
music sung by the choir
Some men act like hogs and there are
others who do not need 10 act.
The horseless carriage Is a novelty, but
the cowlees milk wagon is chestnut,
The longer a man is married the less
he lodges when his wife throws things at
him.
The most pltiful objects In this world
are girls who act Ike men and men who
act like girls,
Some married couples are so quarrel
some that they dare not sit near ghe open
window for fear OF falling out.
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ito Is LESS
Expensive
MiIligan, Wilkin & Co.
AutOharps, Nos. 3, 4 and S Half Price.
SOURCE OF FINANCIAL ILLS,
Steps Must he Taken TO Check the Incrsas
OF Pensions.


Chicago Times Herald: II Is said that
a bill will be introduced In congress pro-
vidng for the publication OF list OF
persons drawing pensions from the gov
eminent, The purpose is TO secure in
formation that will LEAD 10 the detection
of frauds on the government. There is
no doubt that these frauds exist. Mr.,
Mex inley cannot be accused of antag-
onIsm to the old soldiers A veteran
himself and a member of the party that
has been the champion of the interests
of the old soldiers, he can regulate the
pension policy of the government In a
way that will not include worthy PEN
slOners among the cheats and frauds.
II Is apparent that steps must be
taken 10 check the increase of pensions,
The list constitutes more than one-third
OF tho ordinary expenditures of the gov
ernment As result of legislation by
congress, II rose from SS7 ,62i,779 in 1883
to Sl06, 936, S55 in 1890. In round numbers
It was 1924. O00,O 900 in 1891. S5,00000O In
1892 Sl59,0OO,0OO in 1893, Sal 100000 in
1894, SAL 10000 in 1895, and Sl39,0OO,O 900
in 1896 Secretary Bliss indicates that
with the adjudication of the claims now
pending, tho roll will. increased some
thing like S6O0O,OOO but he predicts a
rapid decrease following this.
We may hope that his prediction VIII
be verified. The pension roll Is one or
the sources of our financial Ills, and,
while no one can object to our caring for
"hIm who shall have borne the battle
and for his widow and orphan" there
must be some reasonable limit to eX-
pcndltures In this direction. The first
corrective indicated Is the discovery and
punishment of mpostors. And II con-
gress will refuse to make further con-
ccsslons and the President Will Insist
upon strict administration OF the pen
sion bureau, the pension roll may be az,
mnlshed through natural causes. Old
soldiers should be among the FIRST to
see the necessity Of preventing an abuse
of the generous sentiment that made
and has protected the pension system
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The RIet on the ,sen,eh,nn

South Carolina, once the home OF chiv-
airy and nobleness, the proudest state In
the Union, is now writhIng under ter
rlble blot on her escutcheon, Not long
ago the attorney general revealed the
startling fact that during the
year up TO November /, 200
homIcdes had been committed in the
state. The revelation aroused the
churches to action, and the Episcopal
church took the lead in preaching
against the shockingly frequent and I'M
punished violation OF the sixth COM
mandment," The Methodist denomina-
ton Joined with the Eplscopallans in the
crusade against the crime of killing,
Bishop Capers in his address struck the
true root OF the appalling evil when he
attributed the increase in murders TO the
fragrant violation Of the law against car
rylng concealed weapons and the fault of
the jurles In letting murderers go un-
whipped, In Trinity church, Columbia,
DR.. Evants bitterly contrasted Carolina,
formerly leader in chlvalry and noble
ness, with the Carolina of to-day. "she
is still leader but leader in crime"
he said,
Another minister who was not afraid
to talk out in meeting" was Rev. A. r,
Mitchell who reci;ed that In recsnt years
a man who had slain poor negro in his
cell and boosted of the blood upon his
hands had been elected by the South
Carolina senate to high office in that
body, abiding to the election OF ]. C.
Caughman as reading clerk of the sem
ate, ha having been indicted for lynching
negro in Lexington few years ago.
South Carolina Is not the only southern
state that stands in need of having the
moral riot act" read to 1t, and 1t Is high
time that some heroic measures were
adoped to check the promscuous and IN
discriminate killing that has been going
on in that section of the country. 1t is
no wonder that the record OF South Car
olIna has inspired the clergy to make the
vigorous protest they have.
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Cut this out and take II to your drug.
Elst and get sample bottle free OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, They do not
ask you to buy before trying This Will
show YOU the great merits NJ THIS truly
wonderful remedy, and show YOU what
can be accomplished by the regular Size
bottle. This II no experiment, and
wou be- disastrous to the prOprlelors,
dId they not know II would Invariably
now using II In their practice with
great results, ana are relying on II In
most severe cases. II Ia guaranteed,
Trial hotties FREQ at Logan Drug Co y
drug store Regular size 80 cents and
81 90 i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

Set thief to catch a thief is an old
axiom, but for thieves to systematically
rob thieves is something new, and the
story that comes from Paris is rather
novel. A gang has been organized there
to prey upon other gangs. Their plan
was to watch for shopIfters in the de-
partment stores like the Louvre and the
Bon Marche, to follow them home, and
then enter under pretense of being police
inspectors to search their apartments
for stolen goods, which they carried off,
with no fear OF complaint being made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22
nnIldnt nrtr. on the u. & o.

December "a, %, 81 and January /, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell round trip
excursion tickets. at reduced rates,
from all stations west OF and including
Pittsburgh and Wheelingand also from
Wheeling 60 Washington, d, c., and
Baltimore, valid Tor return passage I'M
I'll January 4, inclusive,
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The December number of THE
Mount" the monthly publication issued
by the sprlghtly pupils of Mt, de Chantal,
is more attractive than usual, The sea-
sonable poem christmas Gifts" by
Marie Maglll breathes most tender
sentiment. There are four Christmas
stories of real merit, "okeuwold," by
Frances McQuaide, being the most ambl-
stories of real merit, "okenwold," by
many" by Emma Reymann, has a dis
tlnctive charm and delicious flavor of
the fatherland. The Mount" shows
careful and Intelligent editing and pre-
sents itself to It's patrons in very attrac-
tive form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

For the Christmas and New Years
Holidays the Ohio River Railroad will
sell excursion tickets from all ticket
Offices to local stations on Its line at ONE
FARE for the round trip, Tickets on
sale December "a, q and a. 1897. and
January /. 1895, with return limit Janu-
ary 4, 1895
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

Mr.. Noowed (cautiously)-"Lovey-
dovey, what makes this turkey taste so
queer?" Mrs, Mooney twesnIng)-
well, darling, stuffed 1t with cranber-
rles, just as everybody does and 1t Isn't
my fault II It hasn't come out all right,
Brooklyn Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

The trouble between the aged General
Cassius NJ. Clay andhischIld wlfeseem to
be nearing the elimination point, and
when that is reached there may be
tragedy to detail. His marriage was one
OF the most indlscreet things this gener-
ally level.headed man ever did,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

WE will to-day put on sale new lot
Of books Just received, New books Will
be received daily from now to Christ
mas. Special orders given prompt at
tentlon. --Stanton's Old City Book store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

The tragic end of the accomplished
daughter of ex-secretary of the Navy
Herbert, at Washington, yesterday, will
profoundly shock capital society circles,
in which the accomplished young lady
was an acknowledged leader. The blow
will be crushing one to her dlstn-
guIshed father as she has presided over
the household since the death OF her
mother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

when. Prince Henry arrives In Chinese
waters he will find that there are others
whose mission II is to spread the gospel
of consecrated persons" And they have
guns and ships, too.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22
RlNERART & TATUM,
Telephone 2l9. City Bank Building,
JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.

For ornamental and useful presents
there is nothing nicer than fine Dinner
Set, Chamber Set, Lamp, Onyx Table. I'M
brella Stand, Jardenler, Fern Dish. Cut
Glass, Silver Ware, Fancy Ornaments, etc.
Everybody is invited to look through our
large line of Christmas Goods that we offer
at very low prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

THE finest and most complete line Of
ladies' Gold Bags and ChatelaInes ever
seen in Wheeling now ON sale at o, G..
Genther's JewGlry store.
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no MORROW ut 10 oclocl, I viii sell
II Fins Upright Plano at e. " baH-
NOR CO.'S to the highest bidder
j. G, iIERNEY, AuctloncCr
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A Turkish fort fired on an American
vessel the other day, but the apology was
so prompt that It scarcely rises to the
dignity Of an incident worth mentioning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

ROGERS Knives and Forks S2,I5 pei
dozen at O. c. Genthers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-22

SPECIAL Bsrenlns In Diamonds
H. ". iltLLMAN & Co
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He that makes one soul happy that
was rorlorn viii enjoy his Christmas all
the bettor.
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TO. MORROW at 10 o'clock will sell
a Fine Upright Piano at +. W. Bau-
mer Co.'S to the highest bidder
j. c. HERVEY, Auctionecr
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Alas for yellow Jackets and three-eyed
peacock feathers ID Hung doesn't seem
to be in 1t a little Bit
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plAMoND lnrdropn o. MeNNmoo'1.
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MANpOt1Na reduced 10 ~ d5
IT, w. RArMER co
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DIAMOND Eardrops at McNamce's

MORROW at 10 o'clock I will sell
n Fine Upright Piano at f. W. Bau-
mer Co.'S to the hiuhest bidder.
]. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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~ YOU want Ia bo on the 91fc side.
stick tn tho old reliable, pr lull's
Cough syrup. II IL sold by dculcrs cy.
orywhete,
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HANDKERCRIEFS.

Any grade you want, from
Sc up. Special values in La
dies and Gentlemen's All Lin
en- Hemstitched at y lie
and 25c.
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SILK UMBRELLAS.

One thousand to select from,
at 9Sc to 81 each. See the
new Umbrella with detachable
handle-will go in any trunk.
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q one nuudr'i Pianos this month
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RESTAURANT AND oArn.
It'll WlGNYAM nIsTAURlNI Avn rlll

ito9 MAiuIIr 'rHrEu
Warm meals served In their bcni ,tyi,
ninlng lupms cosy und snug, All sh1fI.
otuet cooking, Nnd prices toaEunn6io 1niy
iAWulNhl lhhl provides Il Nwtarln8,
Entrance on Fourteenth street
MorChnnW Hot launch daily. Uonfi rcc,
nnl lOlhtnea Coffee, lrcad and Uuiie,t
~ cents, llll chanGcd daily "'''''
lulb b. BRuDAKBH, Proprietor.
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[The INTELLIGENCER embracing Its
several editions, is entered in the Post
Office at Wheeling, w. Va, as secand'class
Ynattar
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Pictorial Rooms. ..,..sl3 Countina Hooni~".,s2l
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\ s. RHODES 8 c..

50 dozen Fine Kid Gloves,
special value, in ox-blood, green
and black, at $l,OO a pair, We
are sole agents for the cele-
brated CIementina Kid Gloves,
at$I.15, $L25,$1.35 and$l.5O.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
TWO SERMONS AT NORTHFIELD.
Mr.. MOODY AND DR. DIXON BOTH PREACH AT
ONE SERVICE.


East Mortified, Mass. Aug. 20 (SpecaO.-A de-
lightful surprise given the people Of the
Congregational church here this morning The
Rev. c. 1. Sconeld. pastor OF the church. who has
been abroad for two months returned Unexpectedly
and walking up the aisle. quietly took seat in the
audience. Mr.. Mooiys quick eye detected him.
and he called 10 the platform and Informed
that he was to lead the meeting at Round Top At
p. m. Turning to the audience. Mr. Moody said
he had not asked Dr. Scofeld beforehand to do So
but he certain that the doctor would gladly
consent.
Many requests have been made TO have the hour
of the daily addresses changed. in order that more
people may attend the meetings, and therefore DR.
Torrey will give his series OF talks on The lhfe
of Christ" every evening at O'Clock.
on the platform with Mr. Moody this morning
were DR.. Dixon. Major White ana DR.. Scoiei
Mr. Moody said that he was going to share the
good things of Northfeld with the neighboring
towns He announced that Dr Dixon would go 10
Bratticboro. Major Whitte to Greenfield ana Dr
Torrey to Worcester Mr. Moody not only preached
himself. but asked Dr.. Dixon to share the morn
ing service with him. and the people cot two s''-
mons when only expected.
DR.. Dixons subject was THE Crucilixon." Taking
for his text Lake xiii. SO and 91, he said: Each
forgive them: iis promise TO the Peniteeni ,h,ef
charge to His disciple John. Son behold thy
mother: 10 his mother. Woman, behold thy son
His cry OF victory, IT IS finished Look AT the
crowd about him Some Indifferent but curious
gazing at the Saviour but allowing the execution
10 go Does that part OF the crowd describe
you? Have YOU been moved with His sufirrings
Then the mocking behoders, religious men. hay
ing religion without Christ in 1t. We will
have to overcome the Chrstlcss religion Of Africa.
China. India-yes. even OF America. The religion
without Christ s the greatest enemy next TO sin.
Let not he the SUCCESSORS Of this group. There
are the weepers the women who the suffering
through their tears The heroic c,asS-thief on the
cross Al first he Knocked. but when he heard the
prayer for the enemies and saw the pdtien suffer-
ing he was the only willing to witness for
Christ. He swallowed his mocking words and
proclaimed Him the Messiah. But DO not wait for
deathbe1 repentance. Settle up now"
Mr. Moody gave graphic account Of Elijah and
his experience with King Ahab and the prophets OF
Baal Mr.. Moody said he had often wished that
he lived in the time of the prophets. but he ceased
wish 80 long for the prophets never came
except in dark times At this time the whole
nation was given oyer TO idolairy and il seemed
a though the trouble to-day the same. The
people needed to be told plainly and squarely Of
their sins Men needed who would dare To do
what Elijah did. He said 10 King Ahab: You are
the man who Is troubling Israel. You and your
idolatry." Preachers ought TO lower their pulpts
in order 10 hit TIE people in the pews.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30

TO be able TO win but the methods In the state are
such as not TO give US ANYTHING kT lection aa and
can use 1t as they please. In spite OF that we
could make very strong fight with good pos
sibility OF winning.
SENATORIAL CONTEST IN TENNESSEE
There Is growing interest In the coming senatorial
contest In Tennessee When the next Legislature
meets two Senators will be ecc;ed-onc TO succeed
Senator Bate, and the other to serve out the un-
expired term Of Senator Harris. Mr. Turlcy' the
Governors appoin,ee Senator iiarriss successor
will, 1t Is said. be elected 10 succeed himself "h'c
the candidates for the fp term T WI
McMillin is supposed by Una" successor
Governor Taylor advancing his own in'crsS's
and that in all probability an understannihks < N Inc
Combined in favor of each other. In; this ev.hI
the promised election of Senator iuriei LEV r ~
Governor yor for the long term wGTe e, 1t aTe nS. b ,Sf
the f,ct tina, the interests OF sena'ci rm nav Senator
Bate aihoush avancsd i s' nd, be srsny sy
Oca power il o sss ant it E IS not no' a, ali i'm
probable that understanding which Is T%eT
may lead to combination between Senator bate ,he
and Representative McMillin m In tns, ed IN behalf
Effort would be made by Mr. McMillin's friends TO
elect Senator Bate for the long TERM
CONTROLLER ECKELS'S PLuCk'-Ihe ue
mand for the services Of Mr.. Eckcls in the oahR-
ing world recalls the circumstances vi h'H az
nointment as Controller of the Currency 'e
was not an applicant for that office, but was II
young LAWYER seeking appointment TO one OF the
District Attorneyshps in Illinois. HIS support
was strong and he had the good fortune TO I'M
press Mr. Cleveland most favorably. When ms
appontment as Controller of the currency WAS
bulletined he was az much surprised as he ever
was In his life and for the moment was inclined
TO believe that the announcement was cericai
error. Being assured that it was not. he then
debated with himself about accepting Inc Once.
He doubted his ability 10 fill 1t satisfactory. ne ire
had had no experience whatever In the hne
covered by the office Moreover. II would take
him away from his profession. TO which ne was
much attached. But he ovcrcame his modesty
and al of the objections. and took up the work
He soon had his hands full. The disasters attend
ing the return of the Democracy TO power set
in and numbers of National banks found them
selves In difficulties. Mr.. Eckels rose TO The oc-
casion His Industry was unfagging and his
Judgment proved to be good. His handling Of mat
tcrs attracted atlcntion in the banking world,
and presently he had a reputation Of which which ne
had reason to he proud. He has continued TO
grow in the office. and when he leaves 1t will,
1t is understood. become the president Of large
banking institution. His career awyar.
therefore. is past He is only about forty years
old. and. while delicate in appearance. Is of why
build and capable of close application ana much
hard work.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
Countrn propertn for Sale or 60 Get

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>-EW Jersey COAST.-In order to secure a permanent
" home section taat Will surrass anything on his
coast we acquired all the estates on the high blut
extending south from Fberon and including Deal Beach
We control a frontage with perfect sys-
of supply nns streets
an, sidewalks witA every modern Improvement that
could bo iesredwth landscape architecture that cannot
10 eIrpasscd with TO social surrolndings
We ne homeseekers OF good social standing To- see our
r,srs and plans ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COM
pANY Deal y. J. once opposite station New York
Office 90 Nassau Street