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TO EXCHANGE.

OENCITANGE-6O-R DOM LODGING-HOUSE;
L wri hiied and paving; best location in oak
land: price $4,000 Cor = good farm. MATHER *
ARNESl- i51 Ninth St. Oakland.
T'OR EECIIANGIC-l6O ACRES LEVEL LAND
i ia hiowa County. Colo; Broom house; fenced !;
water L feet; no iucumb-ance GEO. 3. HUGHES,
lOGS Howard 81.
DARGAIN IN \ FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
u StOres good location; will take part trade Adj
Dress PRATT & DUNN, owners, $50 Market st.
EXCHANGE - NICE 5-ROOM COLT AGE;
Il bath; all modern Improvements; lot 40Nl % .
near ; electrician lines; minutes walk firm
son bern Pacific (Rerkeey branch) Railroad: ronit
trees and flowers trst-closs home; VIII exchange
Tor vacant lots Address box l05, Lorin, Cal.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COaPAY1

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FRoM SAN tSSyN-
u Francisco for ports in Alaska A. NJ, -sE1..sfsZ
February 4, 10, March 6, Il.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Feb. 4, g. II. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona,
every Wednesday at A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
Jan. IT, 20, 25 90 and every fourth day thereafter
8 A.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Rodondo CLOS
Angees) and Newport, Jan. Is, %, q, 81 and
every fourth day thereafter, at IL An
For ports in Mexico, 10 A. NJ, 25th of each
month.
Ticket office-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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LOST

LOST.
7 OST-IA RGE FOX TERRIER DOG; DIBE-
l. ri reward. Return 20 222l Scott 81.
7 GST-ENGLISH SETTER; WHITE AND
l. brown: wearing new collar Return to 105 Cal
-iforna Market and receive reward.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-A BLACK HORSE;
- weight 1900 pounds: $40 reward. AS Fifth.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
YUYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; MACHINES
i sold cheap. HANSON & co, Chronicle Bld,r.3S.
4 "CAIIGRAPHf WILL OUTLAST ALL 9TH
y ers. See NAYLOR, 19 Mtg ST., about rents,
repairs, supplies monographs installment terms.
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GARLAND REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-oNLY $500 FOR 4 FIRST-CLASS
j well-eS,ablished business big bargain. For
particulars call or address +. {. WATSON, 463
Ninth 81. Oakland
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y REAT SACRIFICE; MUST BE SOLD; MAKE
VI any ofer; log in Berkeley ready Tor building,
4o1l35. Call CT write owner 81 Office OF CLOUGH
~ BA AEIl. lOO2 Broaawav. Oakland.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAKGISC0-FOOt Of Market Street (Slip 81
100 500 900 1000 II:00AM
1890 tl:ao 900 400 400 500
*e:ocP.M.
From 0AKLAGD-Foot Of Broadway 200 *7:oO
500 1900 1000 *1I:O0 AM, 1920
1890 200 900 400 800 Pm.
A for Morning. i for Afternoon
Sundays excepted. Saturdays only
SThursdays only. Snndnys enlv
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BEEKELEY REAL ESTATE.

nGO7E0 HOUSE OF 2 ROOMS: LOT 50x
- ~. l34 10. in the best part of Berkeley.
JJ>5. 7. MASON, Dwight way station.
N-EW BUILDING N Az ORCHARD, TWO
y Docks rom station. very pretty cottage OF
rooms: iOt jOX135. JOS J. MASON, Dwight way
station.
q - M0NTIILY-NEW 5-ROON COTTAGE,
- & with m3ntei. bath. laundry, pantry: fenced :
covered lot 4Cxl0o; $500. F. BOEGLE, $50
-ltlrL-.. ". @. ADR.AN Y. Inrin
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At Battle Creek, Mich, pair of twins
were born not on the same day, the same
month, or the same year. One saw the
light Just before and the other Just after
midnight New Years morning.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-L0T l50x2O7, WITH IMPROVE
1 mea,S. consisting Of house, barn and large con
s"TVGtOry; ad JuiIIs lot which City Hall is
now being constructed; has -reet prospective
value. CHAS =. NEAi.. Enejnal Bank. Park St
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TOR SALE-5 ACRES: UPPER FRUITVALE;
1 improved. Owner 80 East Fifteenth ST.,
O2kland.
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Knights of Pythia

San Jose Lodge No. 125 celebrated the
twenty-third anniversary OF the order in cred
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FOR SAIE-ONLY $500; BARGAIN; s.
4 room cottage: good location: Oh easy pay
nents. o. ). LANE * CO., COS Broadway, oak
land.
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'ANTA CRUZ DIVISION marrow GaugeI.

SANTA Cruz DIVISION Narrow Gauge.
s:I5A Newark, Centeryile, San Jose.
FELTON,, Boulder Greek, Santa
Cruz and Way Stations. 5;5OP
s2:I5P Newark. Centerville, San JOSE
New Almaden, FELTON,, Boul-
der Greek, Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations...... sII:2OA
4:I5P Newark San Jose, Los Gatos. 9:50A
tlI:45P Hunters Train for Newark
Alviso, San Jose, Los Gatos
and Way Stations. ........... tS:O5P
COAST DIVISION Third 4 Townsend Sts.)
6;45A San Jose, New Almaden and
Way Stations. .............. 1:45P
s:I5A San Jose, Tres Pinos, Santa
Cruz Pacific Grove. Paso Ro-
bles, San Luis Obispo and
Principal Way Stations.. 7:O5P
1O:4OA San Jose and Way Stations. 5:O6P
Hasa PalO Alto and Way Stations 5:3OP
.2:2OP San Jose. Gilroy, Tres Pinos
Santa Cruz, Salinas. Mon
terey and Pacific Grove 49,. *IO:AOA
'S:3oP San Jose and Principal Way
Stations ...................... 9;47A
"4;25P Palo Alto and Way Stations. +S:O6A
5:IOP San Jose and Way Stations +S:4SA
G::sOP ialo Alto and Way Stations 6:35A
tlI;i5P Palo Alto and Principal Way
Stations. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f7:3SP
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SAN EhSAkCESCO.
LEAVE FRoM DEC 20, 1891 ARRIVE
z:00A Atlantic Express, Ogden Fast 6:43A
7:O0A Denicia, Vacaville Rumsey
Sacramento and Rcdding,
via Davis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7:I5P
1:3OA Martinez. Napa, Calstoga and
Santa Rosa. ................ 6:I0P
s;3oA Niles, San Jose Stockton.
lone, Sacramento, Marys-
Vile Red Bluff aud #Oroville 4:I5P
TS:3OA Peters and Milton ........... "7:I5P
S9:O0A Sunset Limited" Yestibuled
Orleans .................. tI:95P
9:O0A New Orleans Express sRay-
mond Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles, Deming I'll Paso
New Oflean5 and East...... 5:40P
o:OOA Martinez and Stockton. 49,. IO:45A
l:O0P Niles, San Jose and Livermore AS:45A
....... Niles, San Jose and Livermore tII:45A
'E:0OP Sacramento River Steamers >. SCOOP
t!:30P Martinez and Way Stations. t1:45P
a:OOP MARTINEZ san Ramon, Vallejo,
and Santa Rosa ......... 9:I0A
4;0OP Benicia, Vacaville, Woodland,
Knights Landing, Marysville,
oroville and Sacramento =. IO;45A
and Stockton ............... z:I5p
5:OoP Los Angeles Express, Fresno,
Bakersfield, Santa Barbara
and Los Angeles .....,...... IO:4SA
press for Mojave and East. AIO:45A
SiOOP European Mail Ogden & East 9:95A
O:0OP Haywarts, Niles and San Jose 1:45A
11:OOP Vallejo. Observation-Disclosures. t7:45P
7:OOP Oregon Express, Sacramento,
Marysvillc, Redding, Port
land, Puget S0mdand Vast. I0:45A
4 a MN
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TOR SALE OR TRADE: \ GREAT BARGAIN:
i 160-&cre improved ranch near Los Angeles; for
sac cheap or Will trade for san Francisco, A la
media, oakland or Los Angeles real estate. NOR
--. q -L....L- So. A.r..a- Poi
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPACIFEC SYSTEml
Trains IeaVc and sas.e sissc 80 arrive sat
SAN FRANCISCO.
LEAVE FRoM DEC. 20. 1894. ARRIVE
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SMALL ADVERTISER AND SUBSCRIP-
> tons taken al CA..I. Branch Office III Larkin
81, 359 Hayes 81. and 2bIS Mission St; open till
@ 80 p. II.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.

&1CS POULTRY RANCH; SAN MATEO
J1-c. ranches 10 rent. SPECK'S, 30 Mont
gOmery st.
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Tracts Of any size desired; fruit grain and vese-
table land: no irrigation: both rail and water
TRANSPORTATION; $40 10 S75 per acre; easy terms.
town OF NoVato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send Tor circular
Dairy fOT sale win or JhoGt cows.
SYNDICATE INV LSGMENr COMPANY 81
and %. Chronicle huillirg.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Nearly 100000 in gold was exported
today.
Khedive OF Egypt has reached Constan-
tinoplo.
Dr. Edwin Maybcry of East Weymouth,
Mass, is dead.
Birmingham tAla.) coal operatives have
advanced the price Of coal.
Canada since 1877 has paid Great Britain
s26,390 i'm copyright duties.
The Trunk Line association voted to
abolish the contract system with shippers
The North Atlantic fleet will assemble
for squadron evolutions at New York
Aug. |.
A Watertown (Mass.) milkman was
fined 800 for selling milk below the stand.
ard allowed by law.
Simon Levi of Boston was sentenced to
the state prison for three years for teach
ing boys to steal from express wagons.
William V. Kicker OF Boston, under in
dictment for manslaughtcr in causing the
death of his fathcr.ir-law, was discharged.
While repairing the roof of barn,
Harvey Dunning Of Bath, Me, fell TO the
ground, receiving probably fatal injuries
The report circulated that the insurgont
leader Antonio Maceo had been wounded
and captured by tho Spanish troops is un-
true.
Mrs. Harriet waldron, aged -, of Deer
ing. Me, fell down stairs, cutting hole
In her temple and causing death immedi
si~ly.
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Work of the New Broom.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The rcorRaniza-
tion of the detective bureau was begun
yesterday when the police board adopted
resolutions making Stephen OBricn an
acting captain and reducing detectives TO
the rank of patrolmen. A number Of pa
trolmen were ordered TO report to the chief
OF police for assignment 10 detective duty.
The board reinstated Police Captain
Devery and Wardman Glennon on the or.
der of the court Of common pleas but IL is
probable that they will DC suspended
again Immediately.
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The same crowd which attended the last
hearing was present, women struggling
with men and boys for seats Of vantage
such is their desire to hear everything in
what the police regard as one of the great.
est murder stories of the age. Before the
proceedings opened, District Attorney
Ridpeway said he was more confident than
ever that the guilt Of the so-called dad
son" of the murdered man would bo
clearly established He added that every
missing link had been found and that ho
had over 80 witnesses TO examine.
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American swindiers Abroad.

PARIS, July 20.-Two Americans, named
Wing and Dwight have been arrested hcrU
on charge of selling valuelcss bonds Of
the Rock Island, Peoria an(fSt Louis rail.
road. Wing has been in trouble here be-
fore, having been arrested some time since
for borrowing money on these bonds. Ho
was released fortnight ago on bail, and
has been rcarrested on complaint of many
purchasers Of the bonds, who find no sale
for their shares, the value of which they
allege TO have been misrepresented TO them.
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Young Cycier seriously Injured.

LOWELL, Mass, July 20-Rofllc Coram,
8 years old, while coastng on his bicycle
yesterday took header and was picked
up unconscious. At midnight he had not
regalncd consciousness. aud his recovery
Is dophtful.
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BY the way, II may not be generally
understood that evangelist Barrett, who
is the leader of the services, Is man
who has been engaged IN his present cal
ling for only year and half. Previous To
that time, according to his testimony, he
was a noted thief, having served a num-
ber OF years in prison for unlawfully ex-
tracing the contents of numerous safes
about the country, being an expert at the
business which has engaged his atten-
tion for 20 years or more. Since his con-
version he has attracted much attention
to himself by his earnestness and evident
knowledge OF the Bible, which is apparent
In his preac hing. - a..
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Fresh Outbreak NJ In Pas
fCopyriphted, 1851


LIMA, July 20.-The modification OF Do
livia's demand upon Peru for salute OF
her flag, as intimated yesterday, consisted
in an agreement To submit this portion OF
the demand TO arbitration. This proposal
seemed to indicate a peaceful settlement
of the dispute between the two countries.
But today's news from Bolivia seems to
threaten further complications, The lat
est information received here from La
Paz is that a mob of rioters tore down
the arms from the Peruvian legation
and stoned the Peruvian minister. The
government is awaiting reliable details Of
the trouble before deciding whnt steps to
tnta
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O'DonneIl the Victor.

MONTREAL, July 0.-In the battle be
tween Steve ODonnell and Billy Woods
of Denver Woods was nearly knocked out
in the fifth round by blow in the stom
ach, and throughout the remainder of the
Is rounds Woods was completely al
O'Donnell's mercy. At the end of the
final round, Woods was unconscious and
was dragged out OF the ring
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Lcnicncy shown Maria Barberi.

SING SING, July 20-Maria Barberi, tho
young condemned Italian woman, will
not he placed in the death house. where
six condemned murdcrers arc now awiting
execution. Warden Sage has engaged q
matron TO attend TO the wants of the con.
demned woman. Her friends began yes.
terday to take active steps 10 arrest the
sentence and obtain from Governor Nor
ton "A full pardon
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Would Prove n Boomerang.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-At the treasury
department IL was said that the plan OF
Mr.. Sovorcia I'm Of the Knights OF Labor OF
boycotting national bank notes, If carried
out, would prove more harmful than
beneficial to the labor interests Of tho
country, as IL would contract the cur.
rency to the extent Of s2ll, 100000 without
injuring the national banks.
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Public Charitie. Not Forgotten.

Boston, July 20.-The will Of Martha
w Wilkinson. widow Of Arthur Wilkin.
son Of Cambridge, has been filed in the
Middlescx probate court. About $4,000
are left In private bequests and over $50.
600 for public bequcsts. The wife of Rev.
Edward Abbott of Cambridge and Arthur
Wilkinson Dunning of Los Angeles arc
her nearest of kin. Mr.. Dunning has
been left $50 600. {, be held in trust until
he is 35 years old, the income to be paid
him until he attains that age.
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Mexl.an mIners In Revolt.

CITY OF MRsICo, July 2o.-Miners en-.
ployed at Cerro Delcro, to the number Of
AO0 yesterday rose In revolt against their
employers, fortified themselves and are
now defying the authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-20

There was a large attendance ut the
tent service on Broad street, opposite
Public street. Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins
made a gospel address, and the people OF
Providence are always glad to see him
and to hear him for the reason, perhaps,
that it is the exception rather than the
rule to note the presence OF an Episcopal
minister taking part In service OF the
kind referred to.
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One Drowned, Two Missing.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 20.-Captnin
Wharton of schooner Virginia, just in
from the banks, reports the loss by drown.
ing July 4 of Arthur Cosby, aged "a whilo
hauling travis. Captain Flccker, OF
schooner Henry w. Stanley, from tho
banks, reports the loss Of two of her crew
in the fog July g. They were John Ben
son, %, a native OF Sweden, and Carl Sand
strom % of Finland
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Imprisoned Miners Rescued.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, July 20.-The
imprisoned miners at the Pewabic mine
were released and suffered no great incon.
venience. They heard the first crash OF
the breaking tipbers and made their es.
cape TO dry drift of the first level before
the caye-in occurred.
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succumbcd to His Injuries.

NEW LoNOo-, Conn, July 20.-John
Strinsky, the most severely burned Of the
engineer crew of the torpedo boat Ericsson,
died last night. William Merwin, thu
most severely burned next TO Strinsky, IL
still In n prccarious condition, with re-
covery doubtful. The other men are doing
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Granite state Baptists' Oricers.

THE WEIRs, y. H., July 20.-The annual
meeting of the directors OF the State Bap.
tist Grove Meeting association was held
yesterday, when these officers were elected:
President, w. G. McAllistcr; vice presi.
dent, T. A. Hawlcy; secretary, Rev. ID. @.
Easton; treasurer, Rev. Woodman Brad.
hurry
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Town OaicIal. Claim Forgery.

NEWTON, n. H.. July 2O.-This town
has been sued by II. A. Johnson Of Haver
hill. Mass. to recover $500 on bond held
by him against the town and which the
town officials maintain Is forged. Tho
case will bc tried az the court which sits
at Portsmouth Oct. Is.
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The weather is very satisfactory at
present, and the caterers to pleasure up
on the bay, at the seashore, or the noun
tains, are feeling much better. IL is
possibly not quite as warm as they would
like II, but they cannot expect to have
everything their way.
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Lowell Spinners Acnniesce.

LOWELL, Mass, July 90 - The mule
spinners at a meeting last night voted TO
accept the increase i'm wages announced in
notices posted in all the mills II will be
about @ per cent and general in effect.
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Young Corhett and Wcst Winners.

BALTIMORE, July 2o.-At the Riverside
club last night Young Corbctt knocked
out shadow" Mabcr in the seventh
round. Tommy West Of Chicago also put
Chris johnson OF Baltimore out.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 1886, issued
from the sixth District Court, ON the 29th
day Of June, 1885, upon a Judgment OF said
court rendered on the 10th day of May, 1895,
which said execution Is returnable 10 said
court ON the 29th day of september, 1895.
wherein the New York Chemical Coal Tar
Company, corporation doing business at
New York in the County and State Of New
York, Is plaintiff, an6 James X. Hanney and
Nicholas Langlois, both Of Providence, X. l.,
copartnors as the Union Concrete and Roof
ing Company arc defendants, Will be sold at
public auction ON MONDAY, July q, 1895, at
II o'clock noon. on lot No. 81 Linwood avenue,
in Haid Providence, tho following described
personal property:
500 Bags Of Gravel, 90 Rolls OF Paper, Tip
carts, / Lumber Reach, Buggy, Horse, |
Lumber Reach, 10 Barrels Of Pitch, Barrels
Asphalt. - Barrels of Tor, Stone Rollers, 5
Iron Tar Boilers, Lot of Concrete Tools, Der
rick and Ropes, Express Wagon, Tip-Cart
Harnesses. Express Harnesses, | Buggy,
Tackle Blocks, Lot OF Roofing Nails.
Levied on this eth day OF July, 1885, at
o'clock and 40 minutes p. m, and will be- sold
to satisfy said execution II sufficient
LEOPOLD HARTMAN. Constable.
jylO-i0t
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PROFESSIONAL.

sPARY'S ENGLISH DOG RENE
dies. Sick dogs promptly attended. Spary's
Non-Carbolic Soap kills vermin, purihes the
skin. +. Spary, ID. ". 585 Public 81. Tel. 1851.
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nl NLl with q Collars, 2 pairs
HHIIIIH NUI1uJV Link Cuns and Tie to
IHIIIUV .N1III Ia Match. 10 the Latest
- u k1uS MILL ~ They Have Them
no USES-IO LET.

ONE CENT a t0Drd, FIRST Insertion ONE
HALF CENT toord each subsequent m
sSf5lO0
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The building operations going on in
the city at present is an indication that
Providence is making some tremendous
strides ahead. People with money who
are wise can invest IL in this city and not
lose anything II they should try.
OLD VET.
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Yachting Caps :;; &; ;:: e;

Special Classified Directory.
TEACHERS AND COMPOSERS.
EEOCUII0N, Physical Culture and Voice
building taught by Miss Sadie A. German,
~ Breadway.
HIxS sCHNEJDBB, Tsasher Of Piano.
Conrad Building, Room %. 4.
MISS HARRIOT n. BARROWS. Teacher
OF Voice and Piano. 81 Conrad building.
MISS MAE. L. HA YDEY, Of Boston. Voice
Culture. soprano "a Conrad Bag, Tues's.
NISs NJ. y. HAYWARD, Teacher Of the
Violin b57 Westminster st. Room$
Nh. n. II. SpRAGUK. stuuio, Better Ex-
change, Room |, Fifth Floor.
MIR. N. Il. UILBUK, Teacher OF Piano,
Organ and Musical Theory. sl3 Butler TX.
MIR. III. O. MACDOUGALL, Piano. Organ,
Theory. slt Industrial Trust buildins.
IISS HELEN NAY BUTLEH, Teacher
Violin, Lar Talnla orchestra,3a CoDrad Big
CHARLEsS S. TISDALE, Concert Pianist
and Teacher. Studio. 0l7 butler Exchange.
MIA. ANNIE .. HOUGA. teacher of
kLoCUTloN. 81 OAK st
II. n. LIE yALLEY, Teacher of banjo,
Guitar and Mandolin No. 4 Greene ST.
IDA BYRON COOMBS, Vocal Music. ID
HoppIn Homestead Bldg, 253 WeniIninsterst 81
MISS ANNIE DIANE, ss Butler Tx
change. Monday. vocal culture,
EARL n. LEA AVIII, Teacher Of Pianoforte
and Organ. studio, cl7 Butler ExchEnse.
NINA. N. BARAIT1 ORGAN, Italian
Method OF Vocal Culture, as Conrad Bldg.
WA. M'CLEn1HAN RANsOM, hoOm
oUo Butler Exchange, Teacher OF singing.
BANDS AND oRCHgsTRAs.
y. W. McCABE, Music Dealer. Renting
AUD instal alments. "a and ~ Arcade.
LICELsIOk Brass Band and Orchestra, IL
Cranston ST. w. K. BROWN. Leader.
H4RMOAY BAND AND ORCHES1kA,
Harmony hall. saJ Westminster street.
3HE CONIIEENIAL BAND AND OK.
CBEsIhA, 1903 Wes, minister st. ko0m q.
HUIIHIAs Am screw % lad AZ Orchestra,
AZ. Hutchins, Band Teacher, lS4 Charles ST.
WHITES Military Band, 35s Westminster 81.
REEVES' AMERICAN BAND AND
ORCHESTRA. 50 No. Main.
EA1IONAL BAND AND oKCB BESTRA,
oflce, 2lO Westminster 81
4. q. CONNOR. Drum. d supplies. % 3. Main.
BAkER BhOS. OkCALSIkA. n7 sabis
street Telephone l2.2
UNDERTAKES.
-y>.--~~~----->,---~~-
BOYCE BROTHERS. 25s weybosss
street.
MN URKOUGH, THOMAS, - Fenner
street
NILES, a. o. d &COMP1NT, l65 Wey bos-
set street.
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CARPET CLEANING.

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