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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
The Clean Thing.

Says the Paducah Sun OF Saturday:
Secretary Farnbaker of the X. l.
n. league has sent to number Of
persons in Padueah, including news
paper men, an sinvitation 10 come 70
Cairo tomorrow and see the doings
as he calls 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

Your blood goes through your body
with Jumps and bounds carrying
warmth AMI active life to every part,
Il you take Hollistera Rocky Noun
lain Tea. - cents. Tea or Tablets
Paul G.. Schuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
To the ladies' Of Cairo.

Having visited the different mar
kets to secure the latest creations il
millinery and having an unexcelle'
trimmer, ! am prepared to offer styl
lsh and pleasing millinery at YER
reasonable rates.
NJ MRS. G. l.. DUNCAN
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City s. Denver :.
DesMoines :, Colorado Spring. B.
Omaha {, ST. Joseph ?.
Omaha 4. ST. Joseph ,.
The season closed today Oman
the pennant 2
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
SEBALL RESULTS
LAND AT PADucAH.

Catcher Land and Red Bohannon
will arrive today to spend the winner
IN Paducah Land has been drafted
Nv Pittsburg. but may be with PadU-
bah next season. Bohannon is third
|baseman for Henderson, and may also
be with Palucah They desire to get
positions here ami win arrive tonight
~--Padncah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

o. n. AiliHe. FreepOrt Was all run
doWn. Could not cat OF sleep. Hei
listers Rocky Mountain Tea made me
4 .zelI m. : cents. Lea L Tahlaia
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago {, Philadelphia o.
ST. Louis o. Washington 1
st. LLonis ], Washington o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
Dry Goods Store
Our S5.75

Line Of Atwood Walking Skirts are
equal in finish and fit to skirts selling
for double the amount.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26
JUDGE PARKER'S
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE

Concluded from Fourth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

AT our store you viii find the latest
STYLES in Fall Dress Goods. Our line
comprises the newest weaves and colors'
Tbs goods are priced at reasonable
prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

lii Ladies, Misses and Children's
hosiery we offer the best values that It
possible to give fot rs, IS and soc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

shall il remain a government 81
aw n become one .ot individual ca
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-26

We cali your attention to our new line
Of Ladies' silk Waists. These are fin
ished III the best possible manner aud
ale perfect fitting. We have them III
all the newest shades at
~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
DESTRUCTION OF DALNY.
Russians Lay Waste Their Cons Cons
mcrcial Headquarters in
Far East.
1Ry Associated Press,)

j !
sT. PETERSBURG, May 12.--Viceroy
Alexieff has telegraphed to the Gear an
nolncing that the Russians have bloWH
,up the docks and piers at Port Dalny'
Liao-Tung peninsula, presumably TO rem
der more difficult n Japanese landing at
that point.
4:so r. M.--I.ater telegrams received
here indicate that the whole OF foru
Dalny has been destroyed by the Rus
slams, aod -,
over SO, 900 had been expended ON on
thc harbor systcm before the end OF l9ps
and it VAS estimated that the cost .,
completing the works would pe meat,y
sgo, 900 900. but this does not m any way
rsnresont tho total cost OF the erection ot
this great commercial port which MN
Port Arthur distant about twenty mus, =
was leased by the Chinese government 'o
Russia in 1898. An,
Nearly 20 .oc0 men We're empioyed dailS
on the work of constructing the p''l. a'.u
town. The total population has been es-
timnted ut about sixty thousand Ihlaese'
Japanese, Koreans and Russla's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Tifty-two Young Men Receive
Graduating Honors at the
Academy.
BRILLIANT AUDIENCE
FILLED THE ACADEMY
Address Of the Dean Contained
Announcement Of the Rcor-
ganization Of the University
College Grafton Deliver
cd by the President Of
Davidson College.

The eleventh year In the history OF the
University College Of Medicine was
brought to happy and successful close
last night in the presence OF a brilliant
audience. and amid the usual beautiful
and striking scenes Incident 10 the grad
uation OF half hundred stalwart young
racn.
BY the time the opening hour arrived,
the Academy Of Music was filled, pit and
balcony, with a fashionable and well
dressed audience that included the bright
and smiling faces of many pretty girls
and handsomely gowncd women. Robed
In, caps and gowns the stately seniors.
firmly with tho graduating tread, march
ed in amid loud applause, and occupied
seats 10 the center. just below the stage.
The exercises began shortly thereafter
and continued through the succeeding two
hours. and until the last of the fifty
two men had received his degree. Every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
RUMORs OF FIGHTING IN
THE REAR OF PORT ARTHUR
Russia Has Acknowledged tho
Destruction Of Dalny, Their
Commercial Headquarters
in Far East-Are Using
Dynamite to Clear Har-
Dor Of Port Arthur.
Bys Paul Lambeth.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.
a Copyright. 1sO4)
LONDON, May 12.-All the news COM 4
Ing from the far East indicates the close
approach Of crisis in the campaign.
The two great armies, upon whom de-5
pend the immediate fate Of tho struggling
empires, are almost within striking dis
tai,ce or each other. and are preparing
on the one hand to deliver and on the
other to receive the blow. 81 s3S$
Kuroki is preparing to strike tho RUS
sian position at Lao Yang on three
sides and the first fighting Of the great
battle may be already begun at Hal
Cheng on the Manchurian Railway about +
thirty miles below Lao Yang, which Is
columns were reported approaching this \
point two days ago when the last definite
tidlnEs of the troops were received n one
from the south, from kai Ping one from
tho cast, from Feng Wang Cheng and
the third from Stu Yen. between the $3tyy yo.F
lLurOkfs main army ia probably await
Ing tile driving in of tho Russians from
Hal Cheng before striking at the RUS
sian base He has opposed to him Kuro-3
patkin, the best soldier III the Russian
amy, in person, with all the men he
has heerl able to concen trate1 since Iassil--f
Itch was smashed a cullen Cheng.
That there will be stout resistance at
Hal Cheng seems certain. for 1<uropat- I.
kin needs time to complete his prepara-e
tons on his main line OF defense. That
the resistance will be futile Is the opn-a
Ion OF every well-nformed expert. for
the attacking force Will greatly outnum-
her the defenders, and Turopatkin can
not afford to weaken his force to send
rejnforcements, while Kuroki Is In posi-
tion TO deliver an attack on his weak
ened lines.
Scarcely less interesting is the situa-
tion at Port Arthur. Toxic insists that
the claim of Kuropatkin that railroad
communication with Port Arthur mas
been restored IS not true, and the TOXIC 4
version is received with most credence
here. The destruction of Dalny acknoWl-5
edged by Russia, and the persistent Tu-
1hors Of fighting In the rear OF port At
thI,r make 1t unlikely that there has
been any recession on the part OF okus t
men. . y, 3,,.,,,e, 4
dvnamlte TO clear tho Port Arthur cham
ncl ''of Topo's fire ships, SO that the
ramnants OF the Russian squadron may
90 nit when Port Arthur falls and die
f,ahtnr is probably true. The destruc-.s;;
t,on of tho ships Is certain if they fe-
mai, bottled up, while II they get TO sen
arain some Of them may escape, and
sncr damage might be done the Japanese
flcct that the Baltic squadron would oe
aha ia sweep the remainder from tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
SERMON CAUSES
HIM TO CONFESS.
Frederick Beach Tells Of His En-
bezzlenlent After Listening
to Eloquent Sermon.
lRy. Associated Pre.s. !


CHICAGO, May l2,-lnfluenced by an
eloquent sermon, Frederick Beach. Il
we'll known society man of this city.
has been led to confession of emhez-
element. and as a result of tho self i'm
posed accusation, Is now under arrest
awaiting trial, In addition to charges
.ho may bo also tried on q charge or
bignmy.
Iseacn formerly held a position OF con-
fidence in a Chicago mercantile house.
According to the police, he. two years
ago, appropriated $1,000 OF tho funds en-
trusted to him.
Fearing that the shortage would be dis
covered, 1t is claimed, ho afterwards
cushed Il check for $1,000, made payable
to himself and Immediately left the city,
After visiting number OF places no
finally settled in Dallas, Texas, IL IS
claimed that while In Dallas, Beach mar
ried Miss Ethel Miller. OF that city, sey"
eral Years before leaving Chicago, II IS
said. Beach had been married here The
discovery of Beaehs identity and his sub
seuuent arrest WAS the result of remarks
made by him. after attending services IN
a BAPTIST Church In Fort Worth, Texas
,rhe young man was brought back 70
ssshlcASo to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
BA|.P:TIl||S;'T.|.''S.;';'
CAT Herring.
Forty-llinth Session Of Southern
Baptist Convention Convenes II
To-day at Nashville.
tTrom a Staff Correspondence }

NASHVILLE. TENN, May 12.-Nasll-
VILE IS decidedly a Baptist town to-day
and will be for four or five days to
come. The forty-ninth annual session of
the Southern Baptist Convention, which
will begin tomorrow morning and last
four or five days, has filled Nashville
with Baptist folks from every Southern
State with representatives from China,
Brazil Cuba and elsewhere. Meetings
of bodies, auxiliary to the convention,
have been held to-day and tonight. The
convention proper will be called to or
der at 10 o'clock tomorrow by the presl-
dent, ex-Governor Eagle, of Arkansas.
and will ne attended by something over
a thousand delegates.
Other Baptists here attending the aux
iliary meetings and in town as visitors
and lookers-on. merely swell the crowd
OF visitors both men and women to fully
four thousand. 1t is predicted that this
session of the convention Will be very
quiet, but to tho eye OF some there APP
pears upon the horizon y little cloud
that may bring forth storm.
1T will be remembered that the Nir-
ginin Baptlsts In their general associu-
ton at Staunton last year tackled the
negro question and sent up to this con-
vention Il petition that commission or
seven wise men be created aud that they
be instructed to take q year to study the
negro question In all its phases and re-
port plan for the spiritual and edn-
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
.BURLINCAME BEAT
AT HIS OWN GAME
Dwycr Defeats Varsity Athlete
With the Strangle
Hold,
(special to rho Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The es-Dlsnatch,) Sf
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 12,-
Dwyer beat Burlingame at the latters
own game tonight. capturing the third
ana decisive fall with a strange lock
hold, The same method by which The Bal
timorean won out on the same stage one
week ago. In the Greco-Romap style,
Burlineama won the first fall In twenty
minutes, The second went to the Ricll-
monder, who used the leg and arm hold,
3ul,d placed his opponents shoulders to
the mat IN fifteen minutes, It TOOK but
fen minutes for the third fail, when
Dwycr won by the strange hold, Ine
victor received quite an ovation ny me
conclusion of the match. many of ne
spectators leapng upon the stage to con-
graduate MIN, :,
The exhibition was a clever one, and
was witnessed by alarge and enthusiastic
audience including many University STU
dents. IA
u,he college boys were about evenly. d.
vided one contestant having as many
supporters as the other, though Bl'r-
llngame formerly attended the uniYersi-
Bty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
.klU.|.R|D|E::,R|;'O|,|.'U||..|.'S'';' / :. ]. 5.
ASSAULT
Captain and Mate Of Schooner
Felled With All Iron Bar
e by Edward Jenkins.
tspecial to The T1mes-Dlspatch.>

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 12-Captatn
William Brown and Mate Henry L. Grif-
fifth. of the schooner Annie Ellen. of
Dorchester, Md, We're murderously as
saulted early this morning between 12
and l o'clock near the wharf, at the
foot Of Cameron Street, by a negro
named Edward Jenkins, a discharged
hand from their vessel.
Griffith, who received several severe
blows on the head with heavy iron
bar, was taken to the hospital ina criti-
cal condition. but the physicians enter
tain hopes of his recovery. Captain
Brown is confined to his berth on board
his vessel.
FELLED BY IRON BAR.
From tho statement made by Captain
Brown this mornfag, 1t seems that about
12 o'clock he was awakened by#nf noise
ON deck and upon Investigating found
Jenkins, who stated to him that he had
left sometof his belongings on the vessel,
and asked permission to get them. He
then requested Brown to show him the
way to a neighboring wharf, but on
the way there he stepped behind, and,
with heavy iron bar, dealt him ter
He searched the pockets
OF tho injured man and secured sliS.
Jenkins then returned to the schooner.
Tho mate. who had been asleep during
tho first assault, heard the noise OF the
negro's return; and upon coming to the
deck he was assaulted with the same
weapon. Jenkins, when arrested this
morning, had Sl45 In his pockets, "
IT THREATS OF LYNCHING.t
Jenkins says lie is a native of Smith
field. Va.
Apprehendlng probable attempt at
lynchine, tho local authorities this eve
ming removed Edward Jenkins from the
station house to one of the adjoining
countless where ho was placed In jail.
Rumors of lynchlng were rife on the
streets to-day in case ono of the victims
should die
The crowds that collected about town
tonight discussing the brutal assault
showed that the precautionary method
was timely.
Mate Crlhlths condition at the Alex
andria hospital this evening is serious.
His head is terribly crushed
Captain Brown Is still aboard his ves-
sell, and Is somewhat better off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
IS
NOW S0L WE'D.
Body OF Little Josphlle Nc
Cahill Found in Chimney
of Residere.
lBy Associated onss.l

NEW YORK. May 1-Wrapped in
rags in chimney at hehome in Third
Avenue, the body OF siSear-old Jose
phtne AIcCahili, who ha been missing
since May Cd, was found o-night. The
body was lodged near + tor Of the
away part of the masonrNo release It.
1t is thought that the bod. Which was
terribly cut up and mutilate, wa placed
there within a day or two,
The AIcCahill case has attacte, mich
attention. the belief being TIT tn Child
was kidnapped. Rewards aggegatiE 81
$50 were offered by various persos or
her recovery, and mass meetings. wee
held to consider plans for conluctini tie
search.
To-day letter was recelvtd by Is.
McCahill. the child's mother, which ras
Mayo. l90.
Dear Friend.-As you male such \
fuss was compelled 10 kill josie. II 9'
give $500 to boy l will send. you q
have the body p, ".
Up. s.-Don't mind stories you hear
HN IIe police COnSlue|cN lils !cAeS' os' -
work of some heartless meddler.
After leaving her home on May 2d
play in the street, the child was seen
Third Avenue, with man. described
tall and dark. She hada bag of can'
in her hand but was crying, That Is
the police have had to work on, L
search has proceeded on the belief IN
tho man was an italian and that the 6
would eventually be found In one OF
Italian colonies in this or some near
city.
An examination Of the body later di
closed that 1t was badly decomposed, b
that 1t had not been mutilated. 1t HI
been earned that children of the neig
horhood have been accustomed to hide
the chimneys while at play on the roo
and the police now believe that the NJ
Cahill child climbed into tho chimn
and fell into It,
Twice to-day before the body W
found, a well dressed young woman ca
ed at the McCahill home and said IN
she had prcsentment that the CHI
would be found in the chimney. On h
second visit she expressed surprise IN
n search of the chimney had not be
made on her previous suggestion, she
fused to give her name or address n
thc police are now trying to find h
1t was after her second Visit thut I
investigation was made which resulted
the finding Of the body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
WHICH is MOSES ]?
TO BECOME 0
AN EDITOR
DR.. j. a. c. Chandler Resigns
Chair at Richmond College
10 Go Il. New York.

DR.. j. A. C. Chandler on yesterday
handed President Boatwrght his resig-
nation as professor of English in Rich
mond College and as dean of the Rich
mond Academy. The resignation takes
effect at the close of the current session
DR.. Chandler leaves Richmond College
in order to accept the position OF editor
in chief OF the New York publishing
house Of Silver, Burdett & Co., and will
enter upon his new duties in June. At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO co.'s
WAREHOUSE BURNED
lBy AssocInted Press.l

(By Associated Presso
GEORGETOWN. o., May 1o.-Fire to-.
night destroyed the tobacco warehouse Q 7
the Continental Tobacco Company, which
WAS formerly tho property Of II. IT,
1.owdon. About 10000 pounds OF to-
bncco, nearly all of which was prepared
for shipment, was destroyed, cntaillng
loss estimated at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
MANDARITOFF is NOT.
No Such Russian General in tho
Far East, as Reported in
Dispatches.
Dispatches.
-nRY Assoelated Press.l

sr. PEYrIlRsBIiRG. May 1880 a N,
Further progress of the Japanese tn south.
ern Manchuria Is reported In the oriaias
dispatches given out last night, Tho posi-
5tion OF the division. which IS follow
ing the direct road to Iyai Chens has NOT
Net been disclosed and caution Is also
apparent In the operations on tho penin-
sula OF I.iao-Tungf where ~. oop japanese
are seeking to render themselves ssnn,o
In tre westarn section OF the peninsula
saa ia the vicinity Of and below sitasHa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
OHIO MILITIA OFFICERS
TO BE COURT-MARTIALED
lRy Associated Press,y

= CLEVELAND, OHIO. May l2-Goyer1,
nor tHerrIck has ordered n courtrmaIl.A.
in in connection With recent riots az Spring,
field, when the negro Dickson NILS WIS
.lynched, No information has been G,V9n 81 hn
Summoned before the court-martial. blt
the only persons whose actions have been af
questioned publicly arc the, officers s.s,, OF
the militia companies located at oprii'sr
field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13

I . r i . .
thing went smoothly and well, and mu-
sic Wed with the fragrance of many rare
bouaucts in making the evening one
of the utmost enjoyment. The oration
for the occasion was stirring and in some
respects remarkable. The audience was
ready and responsive and gave hearty
applause to the new doctors. conspicn-
ors in it were the twenty nurses OF the
Virginia Hospital. a charming body. all,
each wearing ribbons of rcd and white,
the University college cplors.
The Exercises.
I. The evening opened with prayer bS the
Pew. NJ. J.. Young, d. d., pastor OF Cen
tenary Methodist Church, and Immediate
IL thereafter the dean of the faculty, Dr,
j. Allison Hodges, made his annual re-
port, giving "a resume OF the year $ work, rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
SISTER OF LATE PRESIDENT
HARRISON DIES IN CINCINNATI
(py AssocIated Press.) }

Il CINCINNATI, May l.,-Alrs, Elizabeth
Harrison Eaton, II sister of the late
President Benjamin Harrison died to- !,
day at the old family residence at North
Bend. suburb OF Cincinnati, She VAS
a granddaughter Of President William
Henry Harrison, who was pioneer III
Lthis part Of OhloS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
MRS. POWELL SENTENCED
TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.
fRv Assnclaied presal

(By Associated Press.)
DOVER, DEL, May l2.-Counsel for
Mrs. Mary "A, Powell. who was convict.
ed of murder In tho second degree for
killing Isstelle Albin, to-day. withdrew
their motion for II new trial. and Mrs.
Powell was sentenced to imprisonment for
life,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13

s,,.... .,,,neroturc c5vcsterday,,........I I6
nwent tcllperature yesterday. .......'. o.
Mean Temperature yesterday y.,........'''' ~, %
Normal temperature for May...:........ % %
Departure from normal empcrhauic.. 40 20
freciplIatlon during past "a hours. -. " W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Centenary League.

Hon. Nv. A.. Willeroy viii address ~, The
reEniar devotional meeting or me Ein-
worth. League Of Centenary NJ. =. Shufch
Ato-aighh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

\ WASHINGTON, May 12--Forecnst for
Friday and Saturdays: ,,.,.,,,. s.+I
Z Virgina--Fair and warmer i,.rI!!,aS ir!uaS ga '''
urlay showers, fresh south winds; !,
North Carolinh Fair FrlGay ana = oa.u, arnu
(day; light, variable winds, becoming tres Isl y
south. i3
Yasterday's weather could hardly bc sur-
Innssed--the skies were bright, The tenn !
peraturc % buliny. At midnight thc (, stars rn
we're shining, tiirougi % gaina,ber S,r clear Day
STATE OF THE TiERMoM ET1iR, u p Va
NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= - M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~, ~
B P.i M. .''''''''''''i "a G
"a midnight :.
\. .ro ..,,,... 81 6.6
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Continued on Third Pageo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13

wifi keel, OFF tots
Of raJn and q little
1'ce.Dee Want ADJ
wifi bring lots OF
trade.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
LYON & HoAG.

LYON & HOAG.
lis MONTGOMERY ST. b
Send for our printed list Of property for sale
in all sections Of the city.
$50, 5o,0oo-splendid NE. corner on Van Ness
ave-; contains nearly 1000 square feet; i'm
provements rent for 500 per month: an eN-
eellent location for Or. an "a aPaTtnlsRt-hOuse 6I E,
SIS. .clO-Brand new 2-stUry- -attic-and- base
ment residence Of II rooms baths, brick
mantels, washstands, blliard-room; all ele-
Rantly finished in hardwood; grand unob-
structed marine View: Pacific Heights.
MARINE VIEW FLATS.
separate entrances; ? beautiful brand new
fats best portion of Union St; fine marine
view; large lot: not one dark room: 8 and
, rooms and bath each; see these at once.
WESTERN ADDITION CORNER.
$50 0O0-Large corner. facing Park not far
/ and bath; abundance OF sun and Hghti rents
HOMES ON EASY TERMS.
S29T5-S500 cash. balance monthly; new 2
story cottages, rooms and bath. every mod
{ ern Improvement; Elizabeth St. near Castro
anu FLATS NEAR PARK PANHANDLE.
:Ta5O-Two modern flats OF and rooms.
porcelain tubs; everything Just like new; rents
WV MISSION FLATS.
.i250-Two brand new flats Of and 5
rooms and porcelain bath; high basement:
rentir-. for $3.50 per annum; handy with
Castro and 1sth,st . cars: RS, lot p :Sxl ZS
$45oo-Two substantial flats: containing 5
rooms and hath each: in Al condition; this is
one or the DeSl Fe-ltiNS SeclipuS sputii " MAI
kst; rented low at S3s; mortgage $1,000 can re-
main near Fourth and Bryant SITS.
NEW MISSION FLATS
S45nO-Two new fats Church and 25th
SITS. 4 and rooms and bath; laundry in base
ment brick foundation: rent S3s.
NEW MISSION FLATS.
c595O-Two rev Fats OF and rooms,
porcelain baths; strictly modern and up 70
date; street wor,. all done; rents S42 80. near
Harrison and 32d SITS.
RICHMOND LOTS
$500 to $500: SO cash. balance SO monthly
lots on Point Lobcs. S4th and S5th aves-: only
2 few left
LYON & HOAG,
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

SIs.5OO-6 new modern fats. all rented eX-
rreueiy low for S194s. northeast corner
TWO blocks north Of Market St; there is plenty
cf vacant space the lot 10 build three ad-
ditional fats: lot has l3s feet street frontage.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
SPECIAL INVESTMENT
REAL ESTATE.

WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
$27, ,000-Conssting Of fats close in. this side
OF Larlxin St: all in the best OF condition
large lot; renting now for $32J per month
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

$500 Handsome cottage. ; rooms and bath;
large closets. large tongue and groove finished
basement. barn. etc: can be rented for $500;
on Chattanooga 81. near ed the heart OF the
Mission wsrrn belt. lot 25x11T IS 70 front
age. the best buy OF its class IN the city
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
NEW RICHMOND FL

NEW RICHMOND FLATS.
$1,000 Three fine up-to-date flats of rooms
and bath each; all lntest modern conveniences
rooms all light and sunny; large lot; rented
for $50 per month