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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
PICKPOCKET DEMONSTRATES.
BINGS THE HANGER AND GETS
THE LEATHER FOR THE JURI.
Easy 10 Land the Women, says This Expert
In KnickerbD ckers-Sevcnty Pockct-
books Extracted From Chatclalne
Hays by One boy without Their Notice.

Hays by One Boy without Their Notice
A boy In knickerbockers demonstrated
TO a jury in Judge Newburger's court, in
General Sessions, yesterday how easy II
was for pickpocket 10 steal n pocketbooB
from the ordinary chateaine bag carried
by women. A court officer. who posed az
a woman, held the bag while the boy lifted
a pocketbook 30 quickly and deity that
the Judge and jury gasped in astonlshment
IT'S easy" said the boy ito land the
women. In the stores they always have
their eyes on the counter an amt looStn e
for you
Moses Peohman, 10 years old, was the
boy, bright eyed, shifty lad. He was n.
witness against Max Hoffman, II years old
who was on trial for larceny. Moses said
that Max taught him how to steal. The
jury found Max guilty Of the larceny, and
Moses will be sent back TO his mother, who
is in Austria.
Hoffman and the boy were arrested after
they robbed Mrs. Catherine Newman Of
20 Fast Twcnty-ninth street, who was
shopping in "A sixth avenue department
store on Jan. 80. The store detectives
grabbed the two. The Pechman boy told
this story on the witness stand yesterday;
About four months ago | met Hoffman
in Suffolk street. He came up TO me and
he says. 1 know you / looked at him an
he says Your names Moses. l met you
in the juvenile Asylum. Then remem-
bered him He snys. Whatjer doin'?' and
! says. Nuthin'.' He says, Come on an
We'll 20 on the make Not fer me- |
said an then told him that me father just
got me out Of the Catholic Protectory He
said somethin' about 1t was easy, an !
went with him"
They went TO n bowery lodging house
that night according 10 the boys story.
and tho next day Hoffman beg1n course
of instruction on how to pick pockets and
get purses out Of women'5 bags Appar-
emily it didn't take Moses long to learn.
for in a few days he had passed his appreu-
ticeship and was ready for business.
Il first learned how TO dolt from Hoffman.
the boy said He sent out an got
woman's bag from some place. an showed
me how 10 open IT an get out the leather"
The Fhat?T asked Judge Newburger
"Oh, you know replied the boy, the
womau's pocketbook. Holman showed
me how to D,ng the hanger an get the
leather"
What do you mean by that?' asked
Assistant District Attorney O'Connor
why. the hanger is the woman'7 bag
said the boy, AN the leather is the pock-
etbook
ne shopping uiStIIct Wd Va sne e", d,
graft continues Moses hoInan hrst
LOOK me 20 I'VE !tt zen cen, SeoIe IN
ouIl'eiltn ~ '''Ii we VEN W, !" wv
ffwenty-tnirdo ,, street d thI We ge,
rom zen T." ~ zen ten.ict7 "a u"S, 'J i
o dem would only nave lev oent9, pn.
sometime we gov u "h19'e 10y Az nlenV
wed 60 ana nave sven ieeu 7o, NE pI n.e.
dhd tieh r. al ,.c ~,
grated IN the theatres we were out Tor
iuh rim tnen. .;...., ,-i,d =, co, ,,,ouot.
ne IN. I'm 49, - w. ~ ,b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
SAVED FROu GALLONS ny DOCS.
Three Men Acquitted OF Murder Because
the Animals Helped IN an AIM.

the Animals Helped I'm an Allbi
PoTTsvILLE, Pa. March 9-The fact
that their boarding boss had seven watch
dogs saved Thomas Salvi, Julian Fox and
Pete Chero to-day from being condemned
to die on the gallows After the prosccu-
ton had submitted strong evidence that
these men murdered Peter DeIanRc, in
Guiding the positive testimony Of the muir
dered m an himself, taken at an autc-mortem
examination. the defendants proved an
abb and were discharged by order Of
Judge Mari, who directed verdict Of
acquittal
Peter Carouse. tho boarding boss Of the
accused men, testified that when the
murder was committed the defendants
we're in bed They could not have gone
out without arousing the watChdoE- Of
which he had seven. Other witnesses
giving similar testimony saved the defend
anita.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
TO CURE DIVORCE EVIL.
Dishon Satterlec Urges National LeEisla-
lion and EaNors the Morrel Iilll.


r WAsHINGToN. March "A statement was
given ont to-day by the RI Rev Henry Y.
Satterlec. Bishop Of Washington. urging
the necessity Of national legislation to help
cure the divorce OWL The Bishop favors
the Morrell bill, introduced IL the last Com
gress.
THE United States Government he
sid cannot interfere with tho laws Of the
States regulating marriage. Since Con-
gres- can pass u law that every man who is
no, an honest man cannot be employed ia
the public service surely Congress has the
power TO INSIST upon certain moral quail
Hcations IN the same manner as u demands
certain mental and physical attainments.
TO my mind the people Of the country.
irrespective Of religion, should give earnest
attention to this subject and all should JON
hands IN a crusade against this social curse
1t will be well for Senators and Represen-
tatives carefully to consider this bill which
Is az important to the people ms the bill
regulating railroad freight rates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
BELL R0PE CUTTERS MARRIED.
Police Gather In Grown Up Nuisance
and TWO small Boys,


Two boys were locked up in the East
Fifty-dr-t street station last night for
cutting the boil rope on a north bound
Third avenue train while it vas running
between Fifty-seventh and Sixty seventh
streets. They evidently supposed they
we're not being watched when they cut the
rore. At the police station they said they
we're Fred Anderson, Is years old. Of 33j
East Ninety-eecond street, and Thomas
Mccormick. II year, Old OF S07 East Ninety
seventh street They were charged only
with di-orderiy conduct
Harry Beglol salesman, 20 years old.
Of 430 East Ihirty-ffth street, bad lot of
fun last nigh, pulling the bell rope in a
northbound Second avenue elevated train.
lie did it so etealthily that 1t was some
time before he was caught Two Central
Office detectives nabbed him finally and
lcked him up in the Fast Fiftyfrst street
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
HELD ON WOhAN'S CHARGE.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit NotOrman
Accusc.! of IeloniOus Assault.

Charles Curtis, 40 years old. of 1913 Second
avenue, Brooklyn, employed as a motor
man by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany. was arrested yesterday on com
plant Of Theresa Feeney, As years old, OF
22O rwenty-sXth street on a charge Of
felonious assault.
She said that "a she was passing Fifth
avenue and Twenty-iifth street earlier in
the day Curtis seized her and dragged her
into hallway and attempted TO assault
her Curtis was arraigned before Magis-
trate 1ighe and held IN $1,000 bail for
examination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
DOESN'T WANT no DE HANGED.
Man VINO Confessed Thinks He Ought 20
Get Imprisonment Instead uf Death.

TowANpA. Pa, March 9-Biger john
son, who confessed TO the murder Of his
wife and niece. to avoid paying her 50 a
month for support. has appealed to the
Supreme Court to fix his guilt "a second
degree murder instead Of first degree and
death as it was fixed by the trial Judge
In consideration Of his confession which
convicted his brother Charles and cleared
the murder mystery Bigler johnson thinks
be should escape death and get the second
degree limit twenty wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10

The will Of Leonard Moody was filed for
probate in the Surrogates Office in Brook
lyn yesterday. According to the affidavit
filed with it, be left no real estate. and the
amount of his personal estate * not known.
The entire estate is left TO his widow, Mrs.
Mariana II Moody and her four daughters.
Mn Mary Eva Fackner. wife Of Col. Edward
Fackner Mrs. Harriet Lillian Parrot. Mrs.
Florence NJ Shieber and Miss Martha
Lama Moody
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Alleged Murderer Caught Through rank.

WILLIAMSBURG Pa, March e-An account
in q Lock Haven bank was tho direct means
81 the capture OF a murderer by tho Lock
Haven authorities to-day Frank Sansatto
who "A year ago stabbed James Moncellio
10 death after quarrel over woman.
had n deposit in a bank and Yesterday. at
Pittsburg be drew "A check on the account.
II was held for collection and the police
arrested him IN Pittsburg on receipt of
message fromlthe Lock Haven police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Mrs. q. @. Tanpan,s VIII.

The will of Mrs Candace G. Tappan was
filed for probate in the Office Of the Strro-
gate in Brooklyn yesterday. The estate
is valued at about $4,000. The testatriy
leaves $500 to the Wayside House; 500 to tho
Kings Daughters settlement at As Henry
street Manhattan, and $500 to the Faith
Home. Brooklyn. The remainder of the
esfafe is left 70 relntiXeI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Wourucd Mother. rulicd Hcrsclr.

annie Anderson. % years Of age. COM
mi''d suicide Wednesday night by in
NlIng ga, ar her home. 203 East Eightieth
|f'" She lived with her brother and he
~ Fered her body yesterday morning
li' "o Inherited several thousand dollars
I. b year ago from their mother. The
Young woman had been dcspondent, how
eve, since her mothers death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
SUBWAY car orr THE TRACK.
No Damage and Little Delay Caused by
swItchmaus Mistake.

AZ an uptown subway train was leaving
the l77tn street station at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. James Buchanan threw
switch too soon. sending the last car OF
the track The do2an passengers in the
car were brown from heir seats.
The car blocked the uptown and down
town tracks for three hours, but didn't
interfere much with traffic. as the station
is next to the last on the line Incoming
trains were switched 10 the downtown
track.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10

The colleagues Of Prof. r. S, Woodward Of
Columbia. recently elected President Of the
Carnegie Institute are arranging 10 give
dinner in mis- honor on April 4. Andrew Car
ofsthe trustees. DR.. John ;. Billings and
Elihu Root. have promised to be present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
senator and Mrs. platt Go south.

WAsHNGToN March 9.-Senator and
Mrs. Thomas G. Plat left Washington to-
day in private car for Aiken, S c, They
had as guests Timothy l.. Woodruff. Mr..
and Mrs Robert NORRIS. Miss Snow,
daughter Of Mrs. Plat. and Mr.. Carmcdy
of this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
MARRIED..

Dir D. GILLETTE.-On Tuesday. March T. at tho
residence OF the brides parents. By the Rev.
Or. Leighton Parks. Grace. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. Walter II. Gillette. 10 Harrison Kerr
Bird
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Mrs WlnSiows Soothing syrup for children
teeihlng, softcns tho gums reduces Inflammation.
Allsys pain. cures wind collie. dlarrhHa - bottle
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

LIST OF HOMES IN
BEAUTIFUL FRUITvALE
FOR SALE BY
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY"
IncorDorated IN 1889.
Real Estate Insurance and Money to Loan.
Valentine G. Hush S. r. Thorne
President Secretary.
First National Bank San Francisco, Treasurer
DON'T tie up your MONEY In a lot until
after you have BARKER PARK
LOTS Fruitvale avenue 800 down
and $40 per month so lots already sold.
We have 8, T. s. and room houses for
sale. Many Of them NEW and MODERN
and ranging in prices all the way from
$3.50 to 1880. and even high $50. 900.
GOOD LAND AT LOW PRICES" Values
certain to increase rapidly. Growing sea-
never ends. Flowers bloom all the
year"
A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE. A GOOD
PLACE TO MAKE MONEY. Plenty of
room for sthrifty. Industrious people and
families who value health. home and hap
piness. life is WORTH LIVING IN
FRUITyALE."
Take an outing and see for yourself: or get
special information by addressing the
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Fruitvals Station.
PHONE ASH 5s7.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

HENRY BARKMEYER. 1906 Fruitvale ave-.
FTuitvaie Cal. near Fruitvale Station
Lots $100 and up-S10 down and S5 per month;
streets graded and graveled; cement side
walks; city water: all 1 block from school
and car line; these before buying else
where for they bargins.
$lloo-Cottase of rooms: nard nnisned; cor
ner lot 100x1e0; blocks from car hne
terms II desired.
S10OO-New cozy bungalow of rooms and
bath; lot 35x110;: all fenced: block from
electric car line; convenient to local train
s16oo-A bargain on East 14th ST.; hard m
ished cottage OF 4 large rooms; high base
ment: lot 5Ox124; stable and sheds across
back end of lot: fine business opportunity.
$20O0-Elegant cottage Of 4 rooms. hard fin
basement; large lot. 125x245; all fenced;
will lease adjoining lot 100x245-
$2200-New modern cottage of rooms and
bath; large reception hall: fine mantel. .
large pantry and closets; high basement;
concrete foundation; 1 block from Fruit
vale ave-: 10 minutes walk to local train.
S23O0-Bay window cottage of rooms and
bath high basement; lot S5x214: fronting
on streets; L block from Fruitvale sta
ton: terms $3.50 cash, balance S25 per
month on fiat loan basis; this is a bar
gain.
land; fruit trees in bearing; fronting
car line: cottage of rooms: barn; good
we'll, in the best part of Fruitvele; force
sale to close estate.
e65Q0-An elegant country home OF about
acres of fine land In bearing fruit trees;
cottage of rooms: porcelain bath tub; fine
mantel and fireplace; 2-story barn: extra
fine windmill and tank; all in first class
condition; situated 10 minutes walk 20
electric car line: very easy terms II de-
BARKMEYER, Fruitvale. Cal; tel
Brook 1921.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
.BERxELEY REAL EsrArE.
ALBEE & coRYELL.

ALBEE & CORYELL,
Real Estate and Insurance.
few OF the many good bargains we offer.
81. 6O0-5-room new cottage. with basement
modern; sunny; convenient to Dwight
Way; large lot; street work and side
walk done. be sold terms.
81, 950--6-room kouse, new, modern, COM
plete with basement; North Berkeley.
S., 500-7-room new house, modern; large lot
North Berkeley.
$3,5O0-S-room new house; large lot; sunny
location: street work and sidewalk done:
North Berkeley.
So, 76O-T-room new house, east of College ave
sunny; large lot; street work and side
walk done: good neighborhood; cannot
be- duplicated for the money; strictly
choice location: can be sold easy
terms.
$3.T5O-Shingled cottage. La Iona Park
large lot; beautiful view; will soon be
worth double the money
$4,650-S-room house, new; sunny location;
College ave.
81, 6,OOO-lO-room house ana barn. Peralta
Park; shrubbery and shade trees; choice
location.
$40, 0O0-13-room house, fns view, large lot;
North Berkeley.
Residence lots with street work done in the
most desirable parts of Berkeley. A
few choice corners in Berry Bangs
Tract. $3.50 to $500. Now is the time
to secure good business let. We have
several very choice locations. Houses
furnished and unfurnished for rent. Cor
respondence solicited: always at your
service.
21s9 Center Street. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
READ CAREFULLY.


READ CAREFULLY.
s15oo-A nice little broom cottage; bath and
gas
N75o-Cottage of 8 rooms and bath; easy
terms.
$lS0o-on very fine location; modern cottage,
0 rooms. one block from Park ST.
$ooVV-One of TIE SWEETEST large cottages ever
offered for aale contains large rooms;
is excellentiy built and situated on a large
northwest orner: this IS indeed a swell
home; see it to-day.
$250o-Between the railroads. lot 35x150: 3
large well arranged rooms; small pay
ment down. balance rent
S2950-A modern up-to-date Groom cottage in
an ideal location: swell lawn and fruit
trees; this property must be sold inlme-
diately; easy terms il desired.
INVESTMENTS
S45O0-Two swell modern cottages paying good
interest this amount; they are near
stations and schools; owner leaving city
for Europe.
S5000--An excellent opportunity for a builder
TO acquire ideal tract which TO
erect homes; this tract contains { large
lots. en- two macadamized streets between
the railroads.
LOOK IT UP.
II YOU intend to rent, buy or SELL your In
terests will be served by calling on
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
Leading and Reliable Real Estate Agents,
1922 PARK ST.
Salesman in office to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
zuzLrraAME REAL EsrArE.
BETTER BE QUICK!

BETTER BE QU1Ckt
LOTS GOING FAST.
lots at Burlingame they will soon be gone al
the rate they going now. We predict that
San Mateo and Burlingame will, in a com
psratively short time, have large popu-
lation Oakland, which will cause land values
to more than double. Present prices extremely
low The place has more natural ADVANTAGES
ard is easier of access BY all means go at
once to-day If possible Take train at Third
and Townsend or electric cars to Burlingame
Large lots none less than so feet, $3.50 up
ward. Terms Is cash. balance easy. Remem-
Der. every lot faces street graded, severed and
macadamized; fine water piped to every lot.
Office on ground: open daily, including Sun
day. LYON & HOAG 116 Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
mNLo PAEx REAL ESTATE.

AENAQ &A6& AEAA ESEAE6s
AUCTION.
MENLo PARE-MENLO PARK.
SATURDAY. APRIL sTH. 1906
GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION.
$loo-RoUND rRIP-s1oo
Leave Third and. Townsend Streets
1o:I5 O'clock Saturday, April Sth. 1905
Remember the Date and Tine.
90 LoTS-IN ALI-70 LOTS.
IL TO 3 ACRES EACH.
Is cash. balance l. and 5 years
Good Water-Fine Oak Trees.
Within Walking Distance
OF Memo Park and Fair Oaks Station
Don't forget the date.
Write for particulars and catalogues.
sELBY. RODGERS & CO..
lie California St Tel. Main eTS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

50, 2,500-HANDSOME new 5-room house: all
modern conveniences; lot 40x130; street
work complete; handy to all stations
$500 cash, balance $50 per month.
So, 750-Well built 2-story, S-room house and
basement; 2 toilets, gas and electricity:
nice corner lot. all street work, in heart
of South Berkeley; close to all cars;
owner non resident and must sell.
SIS, 50o-Best business investment in South
Berkeley: stores and fiat: on Adeline
ST.; rent $31 so per month, can be
bought on terms.
81, oo0-Buye elegant residence, nearly new,
in Daley scenic tract, 1 block north Of
university grounds; best residence Sec
tion in Berkeley; rooms finely finish
ed; all modern improvements splendid
view, cement back yard and basement.
This is bargain.
Offer wanted-Non-resident owner has directed
TO dispose of a handsome Broom
cottage at Ashby station. House
practically new. modern in all respects.
Come and make offer.
EMSLIE & LORENZ,
Real Estate and Insurance
Ashby Station.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

Alameda has the finest and cleanest streets
ot any city; Alameda's S government is non
partisan and free from graft.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
FRUITVALE ADvERT'S'TS
rzu1rYA1E REAL ESTATE.

II. A PLEITNER. FruitvaIe station. Cal
$iooo-Good broom cottage and lot lOoxlov,
@ well s,n and pump. ehicken-housss. etc.; nssr a
school and one block from car line; easy
$S5O-At a sacrifice: 4-room cottage. with fine
corner lot, sOx140; good we'll; small sum
down, balance on easy payments
sizW-F1ne shingled cottage OF rooms; good
well and pump: fruit trees. chicken
houses; also furniture: lot 5Ox265; all for
xl2eO; close to Fruitvale station and one
block north OF 14th-st cars; easy terms II
s125O-Fine modern cottage OF 4 rooms and
bath; hot and cold water: fine plumbing
and good lot: right in town; only
blocks from Fruitvale station
$1600-very cozy cottage of rooms. porch.
bath. pantry. closets; basement all
hoored fruit trees, chicken houses. etc;
lot 35xl14; n block from Fruitvale- ave.
line
$1750-New and modern cottage OF rooms.
hall. porcelain bath; basement partly
foored; lot 3Sx125; near school and
blocks from Fruitvale station; terms to
suit
s1s50-New cottage OF rooms hall, bath and
all modern conveniences; choice location
and magnificent view; fruit trees. etc. !;
lot 63x144: Ia blocks from F'ruitvale-ave.
line more land be had if desired.
$1So0-Modern Groom cottage. hall and bath
room. basement all foored block
from Fruitvele ave and within walking
distance to local trains; lot 49x1S5; can
be bought easy terms.
S17o0-Ffne broom cottage hall. bath: on the
best side OF street and extra good lot;
blocks from Fruitvale station
$zo00-Good and substantial broom cottage,
hall. bath. basement; porch; fine barn:
fruit trees lot 6Ox150: windmill and tank:
2 blocks from car line.
$1200-New house Of large rooms, hall and
bath; all hard finished. etc; lot SOx132:6
only block from car line; small sum
down. remainder installments.
Lots-s3 per front foot and upward. near
Fruitvaie ave-, acres OF choice land at
the foothills: $500 per acre
D II l. aatQ i'm
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

A home for the rich and the poor; Ala
nlede schools are unexcelled.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
MoRrGAGEE S SALE.

MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
$l15o-A very nice 4-room cottage, bath,
pantry; 7-ft basement: cement walks: on
Webster st. Alameda; $3.50 cash
$525O-9-room double cottage, 2 baths both
parts entirely separate; on car line: one Of
the best corner lots in Alameda; now leased
$500 per annum.
$7250-Magnihcent 14-roorn residence In best
part of Alameda, blocks from depot; oak in
laid floors; biliiard-room; bathrooms; tennis
court; croQuet court; shrubbery: will lease:
$I5. BURR-YoUNG. CO.. 40 Montgomery St
GOOD investment: property paying 10 per cent
clear; business block of 8 stores with fats
$4,000.
Newly built Groom house, lot 4Ox1s5
$26o0: terms, $500 cash, balance SIS a
month.
Choice lot s4x135. $500.
HAWKS & MEHRTENS,
Cor Railroad ave and 7th st
Must SELI--Prominent corner best part OF
Central ave-: lot 00x140: fine house 10 rooms
bath. etc. too large fer owner; terms TO suit
503 California ST.. room 202.
DESIRABLE large Groom cottage near cleo
trio and steam r. r.: must sell on account
Of departure. A. e.. Call office, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

in all locations
We are advertising below some Of the bes
values ever offered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

IA ACRES all out 10 fruit and vines. no
other improvements, 1880
2 acres in town all cut to fruit and berries;
two houses, one 4-room, one Groom. barn.
city water: will sell as whole or divide;
5000 or $500 for half.
70 acres near town on fine road. modern g.
room cottage, barn, chicken houses, well,
windmill and tank; also irrigating plant.
engine and large tank land about 1-3 in
fruit and berries; some personal property,
$1,000
u acres, small house. good barn, one COW,
chicken houses plenty OF wood and water;
$500.
10 acres all out 10 fruit. new house OF rooms,
harm well and pump; $4,000.
G acres 5--oom house, barn, chicken houses,
Yards separately fenced, well, mill and tank;
450 pulets some personal property; $4,000
Call OIL or address.
?. WILBERT. HAYWARD. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

WARREN CHENEY 4 CO..
Real Estate, insurance.
We are agents for the Berkeley Home Build
Ing Association which makes a speciality of
building frst-cass up-to- date houses; will sell
you house and lot on most reasonable terms
select your lot We do the rest
$3250-Bungalow on Grant St, near Parker,
open for inspection and sale after March T.
$3250-Up- -to-date 7-room house large lot;
marine view: just the place for chickens
Slightly lot adjoining university grounds on
south: best neighborhood; west frontage
Must be sod-6-room house, new and mod
ern; close to university grounds on south; see
US for terms and price.
Lots in Peralta Park on installment plan
Factory sites water front and railroad
WARREN CHENEY & CO.,
20S2 Center ST..
First National Bank Building,
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA ZEAL ESTATE.

HOME seekers, before locating anywhere
come over and see this beautiful city