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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28
THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

IL cent per word Net Cast, in
ADVANCE. with a minimum cost
OF Is cents for each insertion.
Tho same rate applies to deaths,
marriages, obituaries and I'LL otlier
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
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WANTED. OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS
and cousins to carry home 5 pounds OF
this elegant tobacco; pounds for Sl.Io;
South Fourteenth Street.
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MULES AND HORSES.
Having Just opened Mt 1911 u Franklin Street,
n wholesale and retail stable for sale OF
mules and horses, W. Wish 10 announce that
We now Rave on hand a Very fne selection
Of young miles Mt reasonhbe prlcer i.
CLAY. Prop; j. s. WllALTY, Salesman
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MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE.

STOP PAYING RENT; OWN YOUR
home. We will help YOU to do SO. Loans
made on real estate. RICHMOND PER
CO II. Theodore Ellyson, president:
Henry S. Hutzler cashier, 1913 Il. Main
Street. Richmond, Va,
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FOR RENT-SDORES NOS. Z =. BROAD
Street, retail centre; 110j Il, Clay street;
Broad near Jefferson Street also Staole.
r. j. TODD 3ol H. Grace street
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roR SALll-A NO. Z BLIC1lENSDER.
fer, brand new; cost $50: will sell for $50
spot cash. b. e. FlNNNEGAN, Ash
land. Va
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, 10 REM Oh BUY A5COuI,N,-
try store and dwelling; some land with
place preferred: dwelling near or attach
cd TO store Box IL Ballsvtle, Va.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Contractors!

Office OF City Engineer,
Richmond, Ma, April Is, 1901
sI,AIED PRQPOsALS Mill BIZ RE
eeived at this oice Until II, NJ,
iruuRSDAY, April %, lop. for building
Concrete Walls With Steel Beams on TOP
al seventh and Hospital Streets.
FOR laying new Granite CurDlns ana
having with Granite Spalls certain gut
ters, roadbeds of certain streets and al
8 leys. "a,
\ with GrnnoIthic certain sidewalSs; FOR
laying Granolithle, eurbs and cutters
from Ninth Street west to Fifth street,
and FRANKLIN Street from Fifth street
westwardly with Asphalt BLOCK, Sheet
Asphait. Vitr!Ged Brick and Bituminors
Mucadam (Bitulithic)i all as per list on
'IFSnii Information to bidders can be had
upon application at this Office.
a cortified check for $50 must accom-
pany each hid as Il guaranty for eXecu-
vi The a. ,tc onilt on streets and shockoe
Creek reserves HE right 10 reject any
ara all bids offered and to awara} the
contract as a whole or in separate parts.
S% ". L, ,GUTSHAW,
AMI 19-td Clty Engineer.
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FOR RENT--VtRG1NIA BEACH COT
tage for rent tfurnished), from May Isl
to June list Or June Sih. Apply lev.
BEVERLEY ID. TUCKER. III College
Place. Norfolk, Va,
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MEETINGS.

Richmond yn., April -, 1891.
THE, ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Lot owners stockholders In HOLLY.
Ne CIV Bank of Richmond on TUES
DAY. 10th day OF May. 1909. at s O'Clock
y III r. IT, BROOKE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
THl REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
az tho Stockholders of THE BAuGH-
MAN N sTATioNERY COMPANY will be
IVY - Main Street, Richmond. Va, on
WEpNEsDAY. May II, 1901. at u
O'clock. :, az, ,,r,,c ,rro,s,,,au
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HANDSOME OAK BANK FIXTURES
and Desks formerly used by the Secul,-
7 fly Bank; good condition and half price.
Address Box 434, Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ladies 81 TAN OxFORDS, PRETTY
lords, beauties; Mems $3.50 Patent CO.
rona Oxfords. stylish; Mems $3.50 Tan
Bluchcrs, hard to beat. GRIGGS, III ~.
Broad 4tiA ls3ias
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, on
Broad street above Seventh, a gold
brcastpin black enameled, and inlald
With hair. Finder will be rewarded ny
leaving same with Miss M1rS, care
Thalhimer Bros.
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NOW is YOUR CIANCE-eOo SECOND
hand bicycles, all kinds. al prices. Call
and see the bargains at JOE BlClE.R-
STATES. Eighteenth and Main SITS.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EsTEYa ORGANS LEAD THE WORLD;
newest styles Just received for parlors,
schools and churches; we sell at factory
prices direct to the consumed Estey
Organs are sold only by "ESTE1 on
& GAN AGlJNCY,',.729 e. Main. William
AT Jenkins Mgr.f% H5s4
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1rvrN ot,p SMALLEST ROSES HAVE
sdol feet and viii walk or grow from
71Hc time set out. MERIT ROSE Cos
Grace and Cedar,
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Office Of City Water Works,

ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE Es-
tate OF w. Il. GRlEFlTH will please
come forward and settle, and all par
ties holding claims or demands against
the said estate please present the same
properly verified CLAY III. GRII-
18TH, Administrative OF w Il. Griffith,
Amelia, Courthouse, Va, Aprila5, 1904.
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SITUATION WANTED Female

YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT DE
s sires position as companion, attendant
to invalid Or care of children. Address
Miss MKAY, Cedarvillc, Va.
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WA Nrrp. YOU TO KNOW THAT no
" ohiain what we liave in. this tobacco
vn,,il cost 81 per pound; we sell 9
rounds for SIZE: s South Fourteenth ST..
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EVER yruINCi IN THE FISH, OYSTER
md pntnc line that Is In season at
RRAtIl1R'S. 3 Ia Broad Street. E
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT, NICELY FURNISHED. FINE
rooms, with bath, convenient 70 car.
pleasantly located. on Chestnut I'M. 1of
rent for summer months. Address W. H..
IT,. care this office.
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BOARDING.

1sSAIef,iT13s WANTED FOR BRIGHT,
comfortably furnished rooms; 5lo MOTH
Eighth. .----------
-. :, t>,r 7, {,
CARY. r.. ll7-WANTED. HQA IA snrs
ond floors; furnished or unfutn,1l;S,ih n !
Applyf to III u. Cary street fi'oiic
: 2255. ----..---.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
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wOOp AND COAr--MOST AND BEST FOR
tho least money. Phone 1874 for prices. ].
S. SYKES. Maury and FirSt Streets. Man
chester Va
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STORAGE.

If YOU WANT YOUR FURNITURE
stored in clean dry plamcNe, and pesrsSSn On
2o7 West Broad Street Toys, Bicycles
and repairing.
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EyERYTHINcfglN IN TIE FISH, OYSTER
and game linc that Is In season at
BRAtlER'S, s e. Broad Street.
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SAWED PINE, $3.50 AND $50; OAK. IS. Is
ner cord: lowest prices In city on splint coal
H. S. URBAN, Bowe and Marshall. Phone
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK. APPLY,
references. 305ls w. Cary Street.
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M.1ISH5RO NJ S. RECEIVED FRESH
daily direct from hot house BRAuER'S -,
8 East Broad Street.
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BLANKETS CLEANED BY OUR PRO
cess are soft and pure and will bring
com fort to you the chilly fall nights;
have them cleaned and stored BY us.
Mrs a. j. PYLE. 3l5 n. Faith Street.
Phone 2522
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WANTED. wTIIpE, (sETTLED) LADY
TO cook for very small family; good
fmpon; pleasant surroundings. g., Lock
Y Box 37S, Hampton, Va.
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ANTnD-REGIsT ASSISTANT
rharnlacist good salary TO the right
Young man; send references. CONG
DON'S PHARMACY, lIampt on, Va.
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81 25 FOR HALF CORD KILN-roN1rD KIND
ling Wood delivered. See or phone for any
kind Of cooking wood or coal. ]. b. LACY
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SHOE l7EPAlRiNG.

MEMS SHOES HALF-soLED 75c.;
ladies' 6Oc..; Rock Oak Leather; every
1907; send anywhere, DREW'S LLlGC-
URIC SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 Il. Main
Street. Bring this coupon with shoes
and we will give you bottle Of the
hest shoe polish made.
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- : - : :.
HELP WANTED---Mal ale.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAl
earn SO TO 500 monthly corresponding
for newspape 10 &c. G2nyaSsiin !, nc, ssr ey NJ
DICATF,, Lockport, y. y
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q - ,IIr HING GOOD-COMl'R ECTIT
'.ni ni I'D Nav York Smoked Sausage,
nlso Goose Liver Sausage ut EslaAUElt's,
q Jlnst Broad Street
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PERSONALS.

WIT, c,,AsoN IS ON FOR lr1SIlfNCl
. nn1 bnse.ball; ali kinds to be bud and q t
MD nrIces hn, viii suit you at OF BlCk-
rnI,SrAlTl"S. Eighteenth and Nlntn SIS.
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PRINTlNG

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
hirc at SCIINURAiAN'S. 72l T. Main ST.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED. a GOOD SALESMAN TO
handle as side line best fountain drink
on the market; big seller; liberal com
missions. Address F. o. Box I'll, At
lnnta. Ga.
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WANTED, ALL LOVERS OF THE PIPE
to know that tropca! sweating produces
perfection in tobacco: 5 pounds for $l.i5;
South Fourteenth Street.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED FOR
cord Sawed Oak. $500; half cord Sawed
Pine, $g.75 TYLER & RYAN. Successors
Z to Floyd Tyler, 9oS West Cary Phone
1879.
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WANTED TO KNOW WHY HAVE YOUR
SHOES repaired By machine shoemakers ana
cnblers when LELAND warrants superior
work for the same price? Shoes maze no 20 OIL r
Iinds OF crippies; 255 North Fifth
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EVERYTHING IN THE FISH. OYSTER
and game line that Is In season at
RRAIfFKs. 3 F.. Broad Street.
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The Valentine Museum,

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
" OPEN+1O a. NJ. TO p. M.
ADMISSION &c.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
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WE NEED TWENTY FlRST-Ci.ASS
line Of new government survey maps;
SPLENDID proposition to right parties;
state experience. lIUDGlNS Co, At
lanta Ga.
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
they can buy 5 pounds Of smoking TO-
bacco Of exceptional quality and cllarac-
ter for $175 at South tourtcehth 81
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FURNITURE.
REMOVAL.

l HAVE MOVED MY MACHINE SHOPS
from $40 n, Fifth street 10 NO. 10 ~,
Seventh, between Main and f'rankLn
Streets, and my bicycle store to NO. l3t2
Nest Broad Street. Il. a. BLENTER
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

cLARKts PARTIES TO EUROPE. 1909;
twenty excursions during. spring and
simmer: ocean tickets all lines send
FOR Tourist Gazette. i. G., CLARk, liz
Broadway. n. y.
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WANTED. THREE YOUNG LADIES.
for several days; may lead to regular
position Answer above. giving expert
ence Address CCuRACG AE AND
( SPEED" care this office.
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The Confederate Museum,

TWELFTH AND CLAY STP EEIsi
Il Opens daily from Q a. NJ. 10 r. M!
Admission. Is cents. Free on Saturday.
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pYEING AND CLEANING.

WANp YOUR CLOTHES no LOOK
like new? If SO, phone S7sl TIE Ma
PRt,o,IEG Co, l.OJla W. hlain Street.
Goods called for and delivered.
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NOTICE.
City Licenses for The
Year 1904.

| have been placed In my hands for collcc-
| lion. and are duo now. us follows:
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HELP WANTED--Fe male.

WANTED, % COOKS. Is HOUSE SER
wants. s nurses for families within the
city limits to those who can furnish
rood reference will receive good wages.
Apply at once to the NEGRO. LABOR
Broad Street. next to Broad Street
Bank second tioor). We have also
large demand forcountry girls.
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G. " WESTBlRY.
District Passenger Agent, Richmond,
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WANTED, YOU TO TRY LELAND's
shoe repairing; the best and neatcst IN
the city; look like new when we DO
them, they are flexible. too; 2o5 North
Fifth.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR La
dies and Gents Second Hand Cloth
ing Send postal to i.lIGG 81 MORAN.
No. 22l4 East Main Street.
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EVERYTHING IN TIE FISH, OYSTER
and game line that Is In season at
BRAUER'S, 5 Il. Broad Street.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

"a YOUTH OF IS YEARS DESIRES a
situation in Il drug store to learn the
business; best references as to charnc-
ter. etc. NJ. II. TRlIDWA9,sl loge Me-
mortal Academy, Blackstone. Va.
WANTED, BY a GENTLEMAN WHO
has had % years experience In stock
raising and trucking, to become asso-
cinted with party owning such farm
near Richmond Address A" ia Ell, :"
care this office.
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WANTED.

WANTED 500 FOR ANY
case Of Indigestion. Constipa ton, Ser-
vous trouble. etc, etc, that the he Dam m
deer hrent hing cannot cure; 627 E. Broad
Street. 4 positive guarantee with euch
case.
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SHOES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL. SELL a GOOD PAYING, llSTAB-
lished retail business on Broad Street;
reason for selling, the owner is going
in the manufacturing business. Address
OPPORTUNITY, care this Office.
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THE (BACK) OF YOUR CLOCK OR
watch Is always behind time; let your
face) OF either prove to be right See
K ALBERT 10TH, 521 w, Broad
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WE REPRESENT ACKER, MERELL-
Condet Co; table delicac!es- BEsAUER,
3 East Broad Street
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14
CARMEN CHIEF
ON THE SCENE
President MahOn of Nation
al Body Arrives From East
to Confer With Cornelius
BOTH SIDES ARE SILENT
Company Firmly Refuses to
Concede a Point and Men
Say Strike Is Inevitable

President Cornelius and Secretary
Bowling of the. Garments Union re-
sumed their conference with President
Holland and General Manager Chap
man of the United Railroads yesterday
afternoon, but a the end of their talk
the representatives of both sides an
nounced that they were not ready to
make statements. 1t was learned
that the officials of the railroad COM
pany have SO far refused to give the
slightest encouragement to the carmen
for an advance in wages under any
conditions other than those proposed
in the communication sent to the en-
ployes by the company last week IN
response to the formal demand by the
men for new wage scale. The car
men no longer deny that they expect
a strike. They say that the only men
opposed to a strike are those receiving
27 u cents an hour and ii is declared
that such are in the minority.
w. d. Mahon of Detroit, president
of the Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Railway Employees
of America, arrived in this city last
evening and is registered at the Grand
Hotel. Shortly after his arrival he
visited the carmen's headquarters on
Market street and discussed the local
situation with President Cornelius.
y
of the executive committee of the
union Asked regarding his visit to
San Francisco President Mahon said:
Officially / am taking no part in
the present contentious between the
carmen and their employers, for as
yet they are purely of a local charac-
ter and do not warrant any action on
my part. OF course, as an executive
officer of the national body of carmen,
/ will be bound to assist the local or
ganization in case a breach occurs be-
tween the men and the company, but
this has not yet happened. AS a fact
/ have not had time to acquaint myself
with the conditions here, but will lose
no time in doing So"
President Mahon says he will re-
main here for some time. which means
that he will stay until the agreement
between the union and the company
expires on June 80, and until it is de-
termined what the company does re-
garding the demands of its employees.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14

galvanize d iron work, glazing, stairs roofing
etc. for ssven-story and basement brick
building line Of Suffer street 100 OF
Van Ness avenue 6S:9 by 100; S35. 4T2
James Otis Jr. (owner) with Riley & Hook
(contractors) architects Wright & PoIk-Brfck
iron work, cementing, granite work for a dye-
ner OF Davis and Pacific streets. 1877 IS on Pa
$27, ,074.
Same owner with Bryan Elevator Company
contradictory. architects same-Four elevators
for same on same; $6176
c. II and ID. c. Kohn (owners) with Carl
n. p Ahlgren (contractor), architect Martens
& Coffey-All work excepting plumbing paint
ing art glass filing. shades mantels and gas
fixtures for two-story and basement frame
building on the SW corner of Haight and
Devlsadero streets. w so by no: S4T34
Blanche E. Curry (owner) with Thomas J.
Curry (contractor). architect c.. Eugene Curry
ALI work for three story frame building
(3 fats) the line of Waller street 131 3
w of Shrader, w 25 by 1916; s65OO
Chris Hinz (owner) with Henry T. Grieb
(contractor1 architect Theodore w. Lenzen-
All work excepting plumbing and gas fitting,
painting and electrical work and door openers
for a threc-s story frame building g fats)
the n line of Jackson street. 1926 W of Hyde.
81 6 by 1877 e.: $4,000.
A Gless towner) with Rainey & Phillips
(contractors). architect Oliver Everett-Brick.
terra Gotta and granite work. etc. for six
story and basement brick building on line
of Howard street 1926 Of Third. - 62:6. S
so. w 62:6 so; $13,sS3.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14
T0SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, Etc.
Via sausalito Ferry.

Suburban Service, Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from san Francisco Daily 900. 500,
600 1000. IL 100 a. m, 1920 1:45. 3:15. AIS.
5:15. G:15 Z 90. SAB 1920. 1:45 p. m.
From SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
-Daily 5:25 e:35, 7:40 S:35, 9:35. IL :O5 a.
m. 1920. :45. 1885, 3:45, 4:45. 5:45. 6:45.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
CISCO-DaiIy. 5:45, 6:55. 1852, S:55. e:55,
1I:2O a M ~ :35 200 3:15 4:05, sos sos
:05. 9:O0 1875 p. m.
FOR FAIRFAX-Depart 500 a. m. and 5:15
D. M week days; $780, 900. 10:00 IL 100 a. m.
IL 20 and AS p. m. Sundays.
THROUGH TRAINS.
500 a. m. daiiy-Cazadero and way stations
5:15 D. m. week days Saturday excepted)-
Tomales and way stations
3:l5 D. m. Saturdays-Cazadero and way
stations.
Sundays only-1o a. M. Point Reyes and
way stations.
TICKET OFFICE->626 Market ST.
FERRY-Union Depot foot of Market St
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14
LABORER FINDS REMAINS
OF A HUMAN SKELETON
Bones Discovered I'm Street of Napa
Are Probably Those of
an Indian

NAPA, April 13.-William Robert
son made a grewsome find to-day.
While working away with pick and
shovel in a deep cut on the Grant
avenue side of Oak Mound he found
the bones of human skeleton.
All the bones showed indications of
having been in the ground a long time,
being badly decayed, with the excep-
ton of the teeth, which were sound
The frame was that of a full grown
man and the bones are probably those
of an Indian. Last Saturday a body
was found near the same spot. Tt was
much smaller and was thought to be
of a woman or youth. Like the one
discovered Friday, it was badly de-
composed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14
TONOPAH MINES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Joseph and Ellen NJ. Buzzini to Rosa Tonzi
wife OF Joseph, lot 3 block SCI. Bay Park
Homestead Association: $40
Estate OF Joseph Clyde (by executor) TO ].
i. Cochran, undivided 1-3 of lot on w corner
OF Montana and Capitol streets. w $50 by s
ISOLATION: $3.50.
F. M. Goodrich to Mary A. Howard, lot 1e,
block F. Sunset Heights; $40
James l.. and Maud L. Flood to Philin u
Bowles, lot on line of Vallejo street, loo
e OF Polk E 81 by s7:6; $40
City and County of San Francisco to Eman-
uel Lasar, lot on w line of Buchanan street.
113; of Post. S "a by w 7:6 s..
Same : to Monroe Greenwood Estate Company,
ehanan W l03:11& by 100; $
Same to William Wertsch, lot on E line OF
Fillmore FIJI street. s7:6 n Of Oak, 25 by E
Same to Albert J. pom. lot on E line Of
Fillmore street, 1926 N of McAllister, %
Same to William H. Deming, lot on line
OF Broadway. 165 w of Fillmore street. W
21:6 by n 1875: s.
Same to Ella M Leigh and Margaret. Lees
(executrices of estate of Frederic w. Lees),
lot L G on Sc corner of Hayes and Scott streets,
and Scott streets aS0 a o5 6p 6p NV M m
on the line Of Webster. street, so n of Fill
bert. GO by e ITO; s..
Sutter street, 80 w of Devisadero. w 50:9 by
Ernest D. C. and Katharine Rohde to Bar
thold and Annie stelling, lot on NV corner of
Fulton and Baker streets, N 1916 by W
96:101a $40.
City and County of San Francisco to Ella
NJ. Leigh and Margaret Lees (executrices of
the estate of Frederic W. Lees), lot on n line
of Grove street. 1859 w of Central avenue, NE
to point - of Fulton street. w $50. Sw
Richard c. Jones & Co. to William H.
Crocker, lot on line of Shrader street so
OF Carl. 90 by e 100: $40.
Agnes a. Forester to John Z. Medau. lot on
e e line OF Cherry street, 105 n of Clay. N
James c. Jordan to William E. and Mary
NJ. Jason. lot on line of California street,
20. 495 p of Michigan avenue, 25.13, 111.S2,
w 25 1926: $40
City and County of San Francisco to Hugh
McGlinchey. lot on NE line of Norfolk street
200 Sc of Folsom, Sc %, NE SO. NV 25, Sw
Same TO Lois S. Anderson, lot on E line of
Guerrero street. l25 N of Duboce (Thirteenth)
y 20 by + so; s..
Lois s. Anderson TO Michael ]. and Catherine
Hanrahen, same; SO
City and County of San Francisco to Robert
M. Moore lot on e line of Valencia street. 55
n of Fourteenth. 11o $50. s 95. w T5.
Same to ]. w. Henderson lot on line of
Albion avenue 176 of Sixteenth street. E
SO. NV 20 w 91ie. s %; s.
Same TO Metropolitan Laundry Company. lot
on S line OF Sixteenth street. Ss w of Va
lencia. w 60 s ITO. w 60. go E 120. N 200
James and Adeiine c. Gerard. Robert j..
William ]. Carlin lot on S line of Fifteenth
street, s7:6 w of Church. w 1915 by S 100;
City and County of San Francisco to Will
street. 120 n of Twenty third. n 40 by w 125;
Johanna and Leonard Haas to Emanuel Ber
OF Valley. 1856 by w 100: SO.
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco
In Urban Realty Company (corporation). re-
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were ISSUED
yesterday:
Earl Y. Percy 25. $3.50 Clay street, and FL
vira w Hobbs % $3.50 Clay street.
Clifford II. LoPan, %, S11 O'Farrell street
and Mary T. Wadsworth, %, 11o4 Van Ness.
Arne Arntzen. 49, Tonsberg, Norway, and
Anna Rasch %. Christiania, Norway.
William II. Farmer, 26, 800 Turk street. and
Margie G. Wahl 90 81 Harriet street
John Writer 30. city. and Ferie Fucker
men. &c "a Turk street.
Domenico Dentone, Al. Sonora, and Maria
Cogorno, &c. Sonora
Alexander Ryan, 80. Danbury. Conn. and
Alice G. LaswelI, 30, Santa Rosa
Arthur c. Ohlson, 2S S34 Dolores street. and
lille Kenney. -, 65s Hayes street.
Ginnosuke Nakayama, 27, 407 Taylor street.
and Tomiko koike, 30. Bush place.