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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Montice llo8 Guard.
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s Especial to- The Tines Dispa tel, )ss35s@
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Feb. ~
The Monticello Guard. g forty five men,!
with Captain Thomas P. Ieylon coln-57
5manding, left here over the South bern
Railway at 1910 tonight on SPECIAL
car attached to the New York and At
lIanta Express for Roanoke to act as es,
cort to Williams, TIE negro who assaulted
taken along. The company viii reach
Lynchburg shorty after midnight and
Join the Richmond troops. proceeding to
Roanoke at o. clock In the morning.
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the colonel OF the Fifteenth Russian Reg
llnent was killed by a shell during the
bonn bnrdment. 5
Cablegrams to the Daily Mall from
Wei Hai.Wei and New Chwang report
Japanese fleet. with transports, cruis-t
Ing in the Gulf Of Pechlll, apparently
With the idea OF affecting a landing near
Port Dalny. AZ
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From Norfolk.

Especial to The Timcs-D ispat ch.)
MORE VA, Feb. i. a provisional 10
company or fifty mon Of the Seventy.ftrst
Regiment was !. made up within thirty.
minutes. on order of the Governor, and
under command OF Captain Salomonsky.3
a. $50 o clock departed for Roanolte on
n special train III NO
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Other War News on Page 9.
Another Court Day.

Especial to The Times-Disp tch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Feb, l5.-
The citizens OF Albemarle county will
have another court day, The first term
Of the Circuit Court having been In SEES
Judge John M. White has ordered that a
recess be taken until the first Monday in
March.
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chwang. he says, declare that the Japan
ese are preparing to land at Tsinjenda.
az message received from the frontier
guard says that mounted patrols, be-
lieyed 10 be Japanese. were seen Ses,er-
day in the vicinity OF Hsing- Min
northwest Of Mukder.
No Japanese battleshps have been seen
In the roadsteads OF Tatung-Kau. at the
mouth OF the Yalua River;
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Planning New Residence.

Mr. william G. West. architect |. rrs-
pairing plans for are les q &c I, g ut y
near Cedar, The style wi O. ],
and light bricks will be largely used
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Suffolk Company.

fspec!sl to The Tlmes- plspateh.)
suFToLK Va = " Feb lsa sa5yaeaasylarst
virsinia regiment, In obedience 70 o.;
ders BY telep hone trpEn ADV u
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'7H|IIEJAP'S LAND
NORTH [: Y 4 |. |. J
Z Confined rrofri FIRST Page

II Enormous military activity continues.
but thei government carefully co nNcee;a u
It's plans and does not indicate thc &a l'
OF any projected movement. Although 4.
every moment OF delay cnhblcs the RUS
SANS To become better prephied for tho
conflict Tho Japanese npparentS are ,ln-
ccncerncd ana confident they fully
realize TINT tho limited cnnnGity4of the
Trims Siberian Railway tho distance OF
tho Russians from their bnAe Of sup
Rites and the lnck OF communication ny
sea. sets lin. tntior on the proposed nc
complIshtnents Of Russia In Mnnchurin
and Siberia. They IDOL that nc danger
attaches In that quarter, and are await
inE the completion OF Japants navnl
programme. III ~ 4&$g5t}8l
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Male, lett here with the company at. 3!
Z o'clock for Roanoke, s3 Va, to 3 assist.Ein
preventing aEriot in connection with the
L Shields az sault case. Captain Causey
I commander OF Company II, /" is In Chi
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to the court room. II any trouble ocur's rs IT
will on this march. 55S itti5l ;5
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ALEXlEFF REPORTS.

Sends Dispatch Relating De
struction Of al Steamer BY
Russian Cruisers,
(By Associated Press,)
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. ia dis
,patcl has been received here from Vice.
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PRIZE ] 4! -o D. WAR.
Russian East Asiatic Steamer
.s.i Manchuria Falls Prey to
japanese.
japanese.
nv Associated Prcss.)

y MI (I3v5 Associated Prcss.) 3g
II NAGASAIS1, Feb. l5.-Thc Russian ia 9; 81
Il AsiatIc Line steamer Mnnchuru. recently
captured by the Japanese, has arrived at
2 SaseDo, Japan
Tho steamer ManchurIa sailed from Co
pcnfagen, November 10Th. for Port AT.
thur and Vladivostock- She IS OF 3.sOs net
tons. registered. and was built at Gopeh'
hagen LII lQyO.l.-a. w. s.all.la
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Nearly Three Hundred Men.

a While no count was made of the men,.
thu average was about forty men to a
com pany. making about o75 men from
this city. The troops all carried the new
United States ma gazine rifle, their first
service with the new modified Krag
magazine. This is the weapon with which
the United states troops are armed. It's
magazine ca pacity Is seven cartridges. Of
the 80 calibre type, wiki; steel noses.
They are terrific wea pons, fully equal
TO the Mauser In penetrating power, yet
making a clean wound without the gap
Irg hurt inflicted by the soft nosed
bullet Each man was armed with more
than sufficient rounds VI cartridges for
any use they are even remotely likely to
have, ilit5s n IN gis s 3 3f XII
It was 1881 when the special ran out
from this city. It will be delayed along
the line at various points. taking on
troops and additional coaches. Allowing
for the delays and the waits en- Groute.Eit
will be 1880 before the troops will pull
to Roanoke and deliver their prisoner
to the custody Of The court before which
he must stand trial for his life. The
troops carried their commissary supplies
with them. but will be quartered in build
ings there instead OF going into camp
They are we'll fixed for comfort and
hardly expect more on the journey. .&ss
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MORE RuM0Rs,

Russian Fleet Said to Have Been
Destroyed in Another
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Battle,

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Feb. 16.-Yoluminous dis
PATCHES from the far East published here
tl,c morning are again characterized by
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teens, and hnversncks, ono or two COM
rarles wearing the service caps Instead
OF the broad brimned service hats. This
outfit, with the blue trousers and the
tar leggngs completed the outfit.
Colonel Andcrsorl's Instr uctions.
When tho battalion OF the seventletl
Regiment had been drawn UP In the
nrroty. Colonel Anderson stepped for
word and addressed the men, delivering
to them their orders and Instructions.
In doing this he made the men brief
speech, In which they we're informed that
they were ordered by the Governor to es.
curt a prisoner to Roanoke aud guard
him while there UNDERGOING trial for
teinous crime. They wore not ordered
there. he said, to guard a prisoner pri-s
ma rlly, butt maintain the majesty and
dignity Of the law, and to preserve order
at all hazards. They were there BY or
chief Ut the militia, to discharge serl-
GUS and solemn duty, and thoy were not
guardians Of any ono man, but the rep
resentatives OF the law Its guardians
and protectors. He counseed them to
remember these facts and to he obedlent
to the orders OF their superiors and to
conduct themselves 81 became soldiers in
Tie discharge Of their duty. i
When the Colonel had concluded the
headed by the drum and bugle corps.
the company, In successive order, and
marching IT. column Of fours, proceeded
out Of the drill room and down the stairs
and intu Seventh street, where the line
OF march was formed. Down Seventh
into Broad Street. at column left aud
thence to the jail, where the prisoner
to be tried was, and thence to tho Sew.
enth Street station OF the Atlantic Coast
line the troops proceeded, and aug
mented BY the two conpan 'es OF the
Blues, they debarked In the special
train OF seven coaches, with baggage
car, for the two hundred mile night ride,
for Roanoke. a5Yt 53c;g Il
There was no unnecessary noise or dis
play. The men had gathered at the
armory 80 quietly that one might have
supposed that 1t was merely for a batta-
lion dress parade. Their march was un-
ostentatious. The men wore out for bus
iness. and there was no occasion for
pomp or display. ,s' IA. st:
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-22
MARRIED.

CLYATT-NELSON-In this city. September
10, 1904 by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford,
William F. Clyatt and e. Lillian Nelson,
both of San Francisco.
CONWAY-NELSON-In this city, September
20 1864 bv the Rev. John a B. Wilson.
OF. San Luis Obispo
UNST-McGLYNN-In this city, September
20, 1904, by the Rev. G. A. Bernthal, Joseph
H. Gunst and Louise McGynn, both Of this
city.
HULSE-BEALE-In this city. September 3.
1904. by the Rev. H a. Luckenbach, Charles
l.. Hulse and Georgia l.. Beale-
JQHNSON-HORN-In this city. September
20, 1904. By the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford,
George ID. Johnson of San Francisco and
Carrie NJ. Horn of Stockton. Cal
JOHNSON-CHESTER- this city. Septem-
Der II. 1904, by the Rev. Edwin +. Brown.
George johnson and Irene Chester. both OF
this city.
MCDOWELL - GRISAMORE-In this city.
September 81. 1904 by the Rev. Frank
Stuart Ford. Samuel Arthur Mcdowell OF
Los Angeles Cal, and Almira Grisamore OF
lola, Kans.
MORTON-CLAwsON- this city. septem-
Der 81, 1904, by the Rev. John A. B. Wilson,
William Morton of Los Angeles and Matte
Belle Clawson of BenIcia-
SQUIRE-WE ELCH-In this city, September
20. 1904. by the Rev. John A B. Wilson.
Robert j. Squire and Edith L. Welch, both
Of this city.
sWAIN-McM1LLEN-In this city. septem-
Der 70 l9O4, by the Rev. e. L. Walz pastor
of the Fourth Congregational Church. Ralph
W. Swain and Mabel L. McAIillen, both of
this city.
VAN CUREN-BURTON-I this city. Sep
tember 81. 1904. by the Rev. Frank Stuart
Cal. and Emma L. Burton of Raymilton.
Pennsylvania.
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p Ross-An work for a two-story and base
ment frame building the r line Of snra-
der street so Of Hayes. % BY lOO' west
ern Addition block ESQ; S54oO-
Sarah J. O'ConnOr (Owner) with A Dahloerg
(contractor). architects Mahoney and kyland-
All work for a two-story frame ouudlns .oS .t~S
fats) on the line Of Pacific avenue IL.
r OF Steiner street. % BY 134 %; SS6le-
Napoleon VasilatOs (owner) with A w Law
son 1contractor) architect T. r. Ross-Bulk-
heading. excavation brickwork and holding up
of two buildings. 424 426. 42S, 40 and 4oz
securitv Savings Bank (owners) with YER
mont Marble Company (cOntractorsl, architect
oIds for a two-story and basement bank build.
ing line Of Montgomery s street. rec ,eISo Io'O OF
California street, Z 6S 81 BY 40; 9oooO
Ida S. Lewis (owner) with Otto Shrader
(contractor) architect same-Cast iron work
for a three-story and basement brick oullding
Rebecca e Davidson (owner) with A NJ
WaIIen 6eontractor). - archltsct-AH work
for a two story frame building C1atsl on "
line Of Pennsylvania avenue, 80 OF twenty
second street % by w 100; 5000, Y..,,. 1.,--
]. ]. Smith (owner) with Henry Jacks tcon-
tractor. - architect-Repairing and alter
ations 10 building at 631 and 63lls NatomA
AbSie L. Astredo Cowner) with Edward VII
berg (contractOr), architect z W. hyoe-All
work except concrete work FOR three story
frame building (iats) on line OF Vallejo
street 1876 W Of Mason. v 2l;o oy o.
Garfield (contractors), architect PnlhpD
Schwerdt-An work except plumbing. painting
electric work. tiling, mantels. shades and gas
fixtures for three-story, basement ana attlo
frame building on n line OF Clay street, 10 y
Of Fillmore. E 27;6 by N 127:Sh: $s63I'
A. ]. Clunie (owner) with White Bros (con-
tractors). architects Martens and Corey-Ah
work except mantels. shades and gas fixtures.
plumbing. plastering and painting. for three
story frame building az natsJ on " line of
Haight street. 55 f OF Octavia, z % BY
12O; SO, 800.
Same owner with william F. Wilson Com
peny (coatractors) same architects-DraininRs
plumbing and gas fitting for same on samsi
$3.50
Same owner with Daniel Leahy (oontractor)s
same architects-Lathing. plastering, stc-. for
same same: $3.50.
Same owner with d. O. Stors (contractor),
same architects-Painting. graining, etc. foP
same on same: $500.
A. Lombardo (owner) with Mission Building
Company (contractors). architects Rousseau ~
Son-Au work for a two-story frame building
with brick foundation 1.-TWO nats) on " line
OF Scott street, 80 S OF O'FarreIl. IS By "
30, Western Addition 454; $3.50.
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zoonz-REHr1ra AGENCY.
VIAV1.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Vicente Santos 27 31s Volney place. and
Agapita Moreno. &C. 31a Volney place.
Robert ID. Squire, q, San Luis Obispo, and
Edith l.. Welch. 20. San Luis Obispo.
Guido f. Feig 50. 10 Perry street, and
Amala Lehmhus 40, 110 Perry street.
Louise Aceret. %, 2103 Golden Gate avenue.
William Morton. %. Los Angeles and Mat
tie B. ClawSon 30, Bencia.
Edward Palmer. 80. Isabella, and Alvena
L. b. NJ. Decoto u. Decoto.
Samuel a Mcdowell. 26. Los Angeles, and
Almra Grisamore 27, lola, Kans
John J. Roonan. % 5i2 Clipper street, and
Eva NJ. Smith, IS, Santa Clara.
James II. f. s. Conaty, % 346 Sutter street,
and Ella NJ. Hasselman, % "a Turk street.
George e. Mcdonald, 81. city, and Ella
Schohay, 2S city.
William Upton. 35, Fresno and Flora p.
Hattie, A.. Fresno
Michael w Rehm. 81, 626 Lombard street,
and Jennie Pierottl, is, 421 Green street
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication Offices and be
ndorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event published once in this column
free OF charCe.
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7RUITVALE ADV'T'SNINTS
rKu1rvALE REAL ESTATE.

TRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
CHARLES F. LEE. Phone Vale 296
Office. one-half block from Fruitvale station
$500 cash-Beautiful home OF large rooms
high basement, concrete foundation; fine well
of water; all set out IN small fruits: will make
a fine chicken ranch; cold fogs or heavy
winds; nestles at the base OF the foothills
street cars, schools. church and postofhce close
by; hne sandy loan soil; nearly one acre OF
CHARLES F. LEE. 1922 Fruitvale ave.
FOR SALE-$2750; II cost $3.50; rents for $50
per month; cottages lot, 40X150 Apply
to S. S. AUSTIN. 1101 Twenty third ave-.
East Oakland
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REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGz.
TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE
For unincumberec country real estate north
o. san Francisco. equity OF S3550 IN Berke-
ley residence: lot s5xl35: house OF rooms
ras lighted. separate servants room and
toilet porcelain baths large storeroorn; new
~ painted paperec ard tinted thrcuchout: I:
good stable and chicken house: out buid!nss
and fences newly painted: value $1,000:
mortgage $245o can stand; Berkeley values
increasing. location desirable residence sec
tioa: school in same block: six blocks from
entrance 10 university grounds; Convenient
10 steam and electric cars: street work com :
llete and IN hret-class condition: stone side
walk: owner leaving. Address for next fsn
days cnly. owner, box 1889 Call Office.
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REAL EsrArE-c1rx-FoE SALE.

C. H UMBSEN & CO..
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or investment residence ana un~linproseo ~
properties will be held at our saiesrooins @ ,n1
Tuesday, September -, 1904, at l. SioSA
"''"' EXECUTORS SALE.
2904 Jackson St. north line. pet Erooe ,5s n
rooms aud bath: lot 26 :6X1O0; subject 10
confirmation by Superior &C Court; uric
e5I-3-5-7 Washington St. south line, near
Kearny and adjoining the Hall OF Justice;
improvements consist OF good 4-story
brick building. containing stores and
lodging-house Of % rooms; rented low al
CHOICE NALLEJo-ST: RESIDENCE;
11lf Vallejo St, north line, near ftahklih tai
elegant residence OF 10 rooms and bath:
large grounds and garden; commands good
marine view: lot 4S:6x137: g.
CHOICE PINE-ST HOLDINGS
ID
27I5-17 Pine St. south line. bet. Devisadero
rooms and bath each. with driveway and
stable in rear; rents SEQ per month; lot
25x137:0.
271i Pine ST.: 2-story and basement DWELL
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
Devisadero; good 2-story dwelling OF 0
rooms and bath; rent $45 per mo-; lot 2oK
l37 &C.
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
1913 Hampton place, OF south line OF
Folsom St. bet Second and Third-Iwo
2-story dwellings OF s rooms and bath each;
rents S4S per mo-; lot 41x55.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT.
Haight st. south line. bet Clayton and
Belvedere; lot 25Xl00.
GROVE-sT FLATS.
402-25 Grove ST., north line, bet Cough
and OctAvia sts: 2 flats; and rooms and
bath each; rents $47 so per mo-; lot 2T:61
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
Jackson st. south line. bet Cherry and
First ave: building lot. 27I12s:4-
Washington st.. north line. bet Cherry
ard First ave: building lot. 27x12S:4.
sEVENTH-ST INVESTMENT.
500 Seventh ST, bet. Folsom and Harrt-
son. improvements consist Of tenenents
OF and rooms each; rents $3S per mo. :;
lot S5N75. A splendid holding, which is
bound 10 enhance in value.
MORRIS AVE. FLATS.
%
1os-sH Morris ave- of Bryant St. bet
9Th and 9th sts: fats Of and rooms
eachi rents S23 per mo mo- lot 2oH7S.
IIO-11O1s Morris ave; fats 3 and 4
rooms each; rent $25 per mo-: lot 2oxT5.
MINNA-ST. INVESTMENT.
671 Minna street. south line, bet. 7th and
Sth SITS: cottage Of rooms, rented nom
inally FOR Sl5 per mo-; lot 20xee.
MANUFACTURING SITE.
North Point s.. north line, bet Jones
and LeaVenworth: lot 5Ox137:6-
For Catalogue and Further Particulars
C. H UMBsEN & CO..
20 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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GOOD paying boarding house. saloon and cash
money FOR cheap lot ard cottage Call or ad-
dress al the Universal Hotel. S5 Stanford st
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F. J. Monahan. Manager. Tel. Mission 81
MONAHAN. 0'HARA& co.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL.MERS
2330-2341 Mission St. near Nineteenth.
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-22
Morning Session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
isco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-22
OAKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS
OFFICE, 1915 BROADWAY.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
So, ss,5oo-Beautiful corner lot in Linda Vista.
T7x126: could subdivide.
Il. W .
81 S00-Beautful home OF rooms; lot 32x150;
North Oakland; good buy.
closets; house not two years old; on
Thirty-second st. near Grove
*s.25o-New y. story house on Thirty-sec-
ond St; rooms and bath; all con-
veniences.
ts,45o-e-roOm bungalow in best residence
district; large lot; should be invest-
gated.
$40, ,ooo-Fine property in growing locality;
lot T5x1OO. with house OF 13 rooms; will
increase in value rapidly.
HoLCoMB. BREED & BANCROFT,
1000 Broadway. Oakland
EASY TERMs-PRICE MODERATE
FOR
Strictly modern 7-room home. containing finest
sanitary plumbing; combination gas and cleo
tric fixtures: swell birdseye maple mantel; fuel
gas main: every room sunny; large terrace1
stable; between Grove street and Telegraph
ave, facing bouevarded street; the most COM
plete in the city; 80 minutes via Key route to
San Francisco; location exceptionally dry and
thermal Remember. Telegraph ave. is soon to
he bituminized TO Fortieth ST. increasing con-
tiguous values: 545 37th St; key at owners.
'O' ''''' HARRY L. HoLcOMB's
office. 314 san Pablo ave, Oakland
The above home ready for IMMEDIATE
occupancy.
$1,000 CASH. SO monthly: chicken ranch: cot
taEe OF rooms: broodng-house, 14X3o: barn,
I2x16: fine chcken-houses Al brooder, 2
incubators. IL lots. l5ox256; all fenced and
cross-fenced; fine well Of water; sandy loan
soil; ideal ranch for chicken business;
near electric cars and large public school.
etc; adjoining East Oakland call or send
for circular. 455 Seventh St, opposite Broad
way station, Oakland; carriage free II. q.
JONES. Land Owner.
FRANK p. LEE. Oil BROADWAY.
A GENUINE bargain: modern. sunny cottage:
rooms; porcelain bath and sink: gas and
fixtures: lot 45x1O0; cast frontage. between
Broadway and Telegraph ave: near Key
route; would rent for SIS per month; price
reduced from S2150 TO $1945; must be sold
at once.
SNAP
S2T5O for n fine cottage OF rooms; large re-
ception hail. large lot: all street work done;
$500 cash, balance on terms IL desired. L. c.
LASSEN & CO.. 466 Tenth St. Oakland. Cal.
LOOK THESE UP.
income property; genuine bargain; also lot
in Mountain View Cemetery. 122 square feet
cCTing; perpetual care. Address box 14O2 Call
office Oakland.
FOR sale-10 acres OF land in the suburbs OF
Oakland we'll located to subdvide and sell
lots; electric to the property would
change for improved property in San Fran
cisco or Oakland. E. BISHOP. 466 Tenth
St, Oakland.
FOR sale-Improved property paying S per
cent on investment; Telegraph ave, oppo-
site Idora Park Address box 139S Call Of
fice, Oakland.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
ELEGANT S-room modern house; basement
attic large grounds, stable; nice locality;
easy walk to cars. locals and schools: lease
furnished In part. $40; unfurnished $35, in
cludinK house water; references required.
BUFFERS & BUHRING. exclusive agents
4Gs Eleventh St. Oakland; phone Red 6SS2
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TO MORROW the day for bargains in furni-