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Court Calendars This nay.

Appe2s nN;oa ); Sup y, c 6, ?. Ms ct
calendar called at 1890 \ NJ. Part lI...;H parte
General General calendar "' s4 T." sss ss' s7 1884.
40 icsa io5o ' Par LAdourncd dn, Mcndsy.
Jan. g. 1905 Part N-CASe unfinished Cases
from Part III Part VI Adjourned until Monday,
cSnscs Nos sel7 2sio Part case diminished,
Nos IN. IN 3n7 G5. as. l0ii, 2s!, 50. 20l. l'u,
5o 90 'S 90 "a ', s e 81 81 80 80 S az "a S3S
6lG O47. go, 7S5, $40. 534. 5ts. $40 Part ~ CASE
snssG cS Cases from from P ra gar YsS
unfinished Cases from PaIi III Part
a g. "a. gng g96 s ,E 81. Sc ' ' g, o 1851
49, 50l 34s 2sa 100 go 272 SO. 5l3 $50 2732 2sla
2Si2 2s5 liz 70 ~ 9p Ton 3goi p,, ran il
nn99sHed c9'es s5 81, Par 10 H. r 4s
24s on s7 ass ssa Is, 49, So az ~ s5 56
i227 1872. I2an. l27i 1888 SO. 1850 1851 1879 1892
is@e 1919 ~ 81 Ga lloS; e. g., i2' pa PaT' M n
Case unfinished Cases from Part y Part XIII
Case unnnlsned ca Sc, rom PAX o,, c,,,,a,,
called AZ 1880 4 NJ. Eor probate wis OF Annie
McG9yem FREDERIC hltoG ; Holm M &C., Hss3 5.
ham Y. Poorton Augusta Jacobs. Sare TRACY.
a, 1880 A y Valentino tlSos h,1. at u Julia
at $50 P ~ Trial Term Nos. 7oio' 2o7', 2ooj.
civ Cour,-Special Torn Cour, opens At 10
4 n Motions Tra o rcT i'm i. caS t., ~
nnshed Nos sss2 LOS soe GS e. s'' sioo 's 57o
s76I ssg7 ssas $500 $500 SaOi sn3. 3p05. 300 1901
zoos sp0a 3aIO SOIL Pan IL. Case unfinished
Nos ssG7 30i5 30i6 Sal2 3al3 Salt 3pi5, 3pl6 Sl7.
sais 5pia $500 1921 3s2 1928 1875. 3p26 1927 3g2s
392a $3.50 1881 1882. S9a5. 1884 Sa35. 800 3e5l 3s5s
casa Part III Case diminished Nos. 221. Hl2.
inc 37Bs 1905 Ga6 d94 72s 72p 73i i003. Gas 50.
1919 1851 $40 sail. So42 sai3 Soii 3tS 500 aoi1
ss,s 500 $3.50 1851. 1852 1858. Part " Clear
Shor. canees Nos pi6l. lu2si 1910. 1929, l0Sas,
iGsaa O255 iO44o 1874 Osol 1887. l0lDs 9tst, casa
Part V-CAse unfinished Nos a77 8i0. H92. en-
lao q5al 06ii 500 $50 1890 lo72 GA a75 a7S ~.
$500 300 i2S4 1854. 1856 $3.50 1871. 35s, 1853. 1850
s96l 1852 s9s3. 1904. 1905.
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THE HOOKER WHITEWASH.
state liar Association Takes Steps 20 Pre-
vent Packing Its Meetings.

ALBANY, Jan. 10 The disgraceiul man
ner in which tie State Bar Association
has been placed on record in having white
washed Justice Warren b. Hooker was the
principal topic Of conversation about the
capital to-day. Members OF the Bar Asso-
citation who remained in this city are in
diRnant that such action was taken.
step has been taken 30 that in the future
there can be no packing Of meeting as
was the case yesterday. by an amendment
to the bylaws in regard TO the right OF
members TO vote Hereafter. before any
one can have a vote he must be a member
six months prior 10 the meeting. Yes
terday members who had joined three
minutes before the voting began could vote.
and il was through these votes that Justice
Hooker was saved from being removed or
impeached by the Legislature.
There have been 230 new members elected
TO the association since Dec 7. This is
surprisingly large number, for the most
received in any one year previous 10 this
one was ll5. a year ago. BY simply paying
the dues OF IS they we're entitled to full
membership. Young men who had never
argued a case in the Supreme Court went
TO make up the majority of the new mem
bers, and they did not care TO remain,
Although there were 200 persons who paid
the 81 apiece TO attend the association
dinner. very few of them were Hooker
adherents. II had cost the friends OF JUS
tioe Hooker too much to pay their initiation
fees, and in quite number of cases their
transportation, 10 give the extra 81, not TO
mention the 50 for dress suit hire, and con-
sequently these new members had to get
back home after the voting.
But the lawyers of jamestown and Chau-
tauqua county. who have a regard for the
honor of the judiciary. are determined
that in some manner the case must get
TO the Legislature. This can be done by
the Jamestown Bar Association, 1t is said
presenting the report of the grievance com
mittee of the association to the two houses
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LET HIM IN, SAYS WASHINGTON
BOILERNiKER DISHOP OFT OF
THE ELLIS ISLAND NET.
Says Board Asked Him Wandering Ques-
lions and Mixed Up His Answers 30
ss to Make Hin Out an Anarchist-He
Heats All ship News at Dominoes.

William Bishop. the young English boiler
maker who arrived here on Sunday from
SOUTHAMPTON and who was held at Ellis
Island as an Anarchist chiefly through the
inuuisitorial laundering of Inspector Ryan
of the Special Board OF Inquiry was re-
leased yesterday afternoon on special
telegraphic order from the Department of
Commerce and Labor
Commissioner Williams had recommended
the action. but it came a little sooner than
anybody at the island expected Secretary
Kuhn of the Socialist Labor party mad
employed counsel for Bishop and an appeal
and brief in his behalf had been mailed to
Washington yesterday morning. after the
Department had decided that the Special
Board of Inquiry had put its foot in 1t.
Kuhn accompanied Bishop from Ellis
Island to the Barge Office landing and into
the ship naws Office. Bishop rather star
tied the ultramarne reporters there by
ealing them Journalists and thanking
them kindly for the assistance they had
rendered in having justice done for him.
After he had shaken hands with the re-
porters the telephone rang and n news
paper asked TO have the holernaker come
to the phone. He responded quckl
The man Mt the other end Of the wire
wanted TO know i Bishop would not say
few things for the paper. The boilermaker
answered that his story had been well told
in some of the other newspapers. Then
the man asked If Bishop would not make
"A specch. The Young Englishnan answered:
MAKE a speech Pm holermakcr
BIshop rad offers of employment from
several sources, and intends to start for
Pittshurg this morning to get Job there
He said that he did not think much
of the special board Of inquiry many of
their questions were wandering and I'M
grammatical, and some were very complex.
He did not see how an intelligent man who
knew anything a bout industrial and political
problems could have misunderstood him.
Il told them repeatedly he said, that
! did not believe IN changing government
by violence Then they put double ques-
tion TO mo involving the right 10 remove
ruler by force and whether ! would or would
not accept compensation for a violent act
They mixed my answers mp and made It
appear that | had said that | would bc
willing 10 remove a ruler without compensa-
tion ! do not believe Mr.. Ryan knows
what an anarchist s am the very opposite
Of an anarchist as. like all good Socialists
] believe in Capitalization and not indvid-
ualism
Bishop is a fine type Of the English
mechanic, and talks as If he had made n
study Of his political creed
Two domino players Of the Ship News
Office were engaged in a contest when the
left they resumed their play. He was
asked to take hand and did so after apollo
giving for his lack 81 skill He defeated
both players and they sent out for the cham
pion. Soul6, who plays doninoes in his
dreams The battle was long and close,
but the bo.lermaker won. and Soul" said
II would be a shame to keep so fine player
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NEW YORK. NEWHAYEN & HARTFORDR. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 42d
s; and an ay. As follows. for
BOSTON. Via Sew London and Provdcnce-'f50
:. lOpO y l0.u2 g. NJ. >: 4 %. y Iu3 II 800
500. -H5ul. 700 =. Il
BOSTON, Via Wllllmanuc ''sp0 5. NJ, 200 p VI,
BOSTON. via Springfield A. NJ, '.l2no, : 400
'U1p1 p. VI
FITCH Bt-RG. Via Putnam & Worccstcr-'3o0 p ".
LAkENt1.LE 4 NORFOLK $50 : N, 1891 : ".
PlT-rSFIELD $50 $50 a. NJ. 1881 =. ".
WATERBURY, and WtNSTEp-'f.5o. 5000 $500
1902 tIoO2 90 Waterbury, s. ", 'lu3, 'i3n
$50 'sOo tdOO 90 Wnicrbury = NJ
Tckei.ofccs az Grand Central station and ci2jih
ST also at CHS. c26i. lis5 cl3Jf broadway 90
Park Place, c25 Jnlon square, cls2 fifh avenue.
c2i5 Columbus Ave. $50 Madison Ave. c273 West
l25fh ST. ia3 East i2jth ST I'm Brooklyn ca Court
81 s6n Fulton St. 800 broadway a. %.
.Dally. Except sundays tSundays only. iSiop
At I25th 1t IStops AZ i25th ST. Sundays only Par
lor Car Limited HAS dining car. cPlIlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also.
o. y SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.
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say the least My motion was intended
to give the Judge an opportunity to have
these findings reviewed before the proper
tribunal, but his friends refused this and
the motion was lost by a vote, ! believe,
conclusion that Judge Hooker's friends
by their action have left him in most
pitiable situation. repeat, a. said yester-
day that my motion was made with the
sole intention and earnest hope that the
result in the complete vindication Of Judge
Hooker, thereby wiping away the blot
which has unfortunately come upon the
due administration Of justice in the state.
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1000 handkerchicfs-the sort
we're glad to get from our i'm
porters once in a while because
they're always so warmly wei
coined by men looking for extra
values.
Same linen that makes our
regular 25c. handkerchief
both imported in the piece and
hemmed here saving duty, and
not fully Numbered.
? for 25 cents.
5000 pairs of suspend:rs-
sorts we've sold at 50 cen
IS cents.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
Thre, Broadway Stores.
2sS S42 1900
Warren st. 18Th ST. Sind st
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Sixty Years of Welded Bliss.
S. c. Thomas and Wife
Celebrate Their Doth Ami
versary and Attribute Their
Vigorous Health and Activ-
ity to the Regular Use of
Duffy's Pure Matt Whiskey
villioh. Sept. Il. 1904.

Pavilion. Sept. IL. 1904
Il am in my sd year, and preserve my
health and keep my strength up by the use
OF Dury's Pure Malt Whisky. have taken
1t for several years past. and think it the
grandest medicine for old people in the world
My wife and have JUS celebrated the Goth
anniversary OF our marriage, and the way
now feel expect to H. a'd enjoy life for
many years to come IS. c. THOMAS.
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in England. Bishop was asked il he knew
anything Of the game of poker and he said
he did not. but that he had no doubt that he
might learn after he had been awhile in
America. Then he thanked the "iour-
nalists" again and went up to one OF the
Mills hotels
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5000 pairs Of the fast black
stockings SO many mothers bless
us for offering occasionally at
the price.
l5c., two pairs for CSC.
600 handkerchiefs sam C
grade as the bargain handker-
chiefs we have Tor men to-day
only boys size.
10 cents.
1900 pieces Of boys merino
underwear; has been selling from
35c. to S5c. according to size;
spring and winter weights.
35co 8 for 81 now-all sizes.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S S42 1850
opposite near opposite
City Hall Union Square. Greeley SQUARE.
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SAT uRDAY t2n.-At 2.3D \. NJ for IRELANN
per steamship vmhrn, VIA Queenstown tmaii
per steamship uuihnA'i: al a. NJ. for EU.
ROPE, per steamship Ncw YORK. VIA Plymouth
Ard Chcrhourg a. $50 \. NJ. for BELGIUM
direct per steamship Finland mail must ho
directed per steamship finhnd"li at $50 \ VI.
for ITALY direct. per steam ship hocnlg Albert
mail must be directed per steamship kUcnlf
AilrrtHf
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WEST SHORE r. r.

tNcw YORK Central Hudson RIVER y r., LcSsccj
Trains leave Franklin -. station. Now York. aS
follows ana 10 minutes later foot West sd 81. y r.
100 f. Chicago Express.
.2gS Con Lin for Detroit. chi 81. Louis
800 = " For Roch. Buffalo. Cicyeld & Chicago
$500 J. VI Roch, Buffalo, Detroit q ST Louis
.at6 PM-F For syria. Roch. Ma. Falls bet q Chl
'Dally- 'Daly. except sunday Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Wcstcott Express
~ Il SMITH. {. L. LAMBERT
Gent Manager. Gcul PaSSr ogent.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Intended steamship Sallinss from vancouver
for Japan. China and Philippine Islands
r. NJ s. Athcnian Feb Empress Of India Mar 20
Empress OF China Feb 20 Empress or japan APR 70
r VI S Tartar Mar V. M S. Athculan Apr17
Nuowcra Feb g. iDoa Noana Mar \. 1905
For rates and information anp'y at as 4 Tway.
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HELP MANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-NItLE.
ASSISTANT AUDITOR WANTED A young,
honest energetic American. rapd and accurate
a, Ngtircs having an aptitude for statistical rec
ords ,i2 per week 20 start advancement assured
- ono nasscssng these qualifications. Addrcss,
diving experience ana references, NANifAll
RES box 20 sun once
nrstGNru AND FOREMAN for mems rain
cot. nrst Glass men ony, practical taorS, IN
yited TO ami, by letter giving references OK
n.s.t-,,. sn1 .sfary expected. ia confidence 10
I NSNDiFBFRGi a GO Ltd. Is West 2Oih ST.
SAIFSMEN Real estate. good opportunity for
right men .'or full particulars address T., ooK los
sun once.
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LackaWanna Railroad.

Leaves New ork foot Barclay and Christopher SIS.
500 4 NJ FOR HlnghAmion and syracuse
1000 = For HufialO. Chicago and ST. Louis.
.i.t0 J.. M-rof Buffalo and Chicago.
400 = NJ For Scranton and Plymouth
'aln y. Al For Buffalo and Chicago
.s.ts T. M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse, Jilca.
200 4. Sc For Chicago -Sletpers open ~ 7. "
Tickets. 49, 40. lis3, l4s4 broadway y. Y. "a
FULTON ST., Brooklyn 'DAuy. Except sunday.
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GENERAL DEPOT O " DEBT. Jercrsonyi lie.
Ind Jan. Is 1905 scale q proposals In trlpllcaic,
endorsed on cover Proposals Tor y NJ Supplies
and addressed 10 undersigned. VIII be received
here untl 10 o'clock !. VI Feb H. 1905. for sta
tiouery Miscellaneous Tools and Hardware Range
and Wagon Parts Harness. eic. as per schedule
which w be furnished on application to this Depot
and the penots q, san Francisco and New York
city Preference given 10 articles ~ domestic
production or manufacture 1h- night Is reserved
10 reject or arccp any an bids any part hereof
! " MARSHALL. Assistant QuAuermsSter Gen
cral Drpof OuArtermaStcT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-20

Regular and supplementary malls close At Foreign
Station corner OF West and Morton strnetSl half
hour later than closing time shown below except
that supplementary Mall, for Europe and Ccnlr.i
StAuOnl.
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POST OFFICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE


fShould M read DAILY by all interested. \,
changes may occur az any dmcl
Foreign mails 70 nc week ending Jan Il. 1905.
Will close tpkOMpTLi ga all cases At tho General
Post once as follows: PARCELS posi- MAILS
close one hour eUicr than closing tmc shown
below. phtcels post mails Tor Germany close 80
p. NJ. Jan ~. per steamship ktounrnl Wilhelm.
Jan. -. per steamship liuccler and jan. -, per
steamship ChrmnltZ.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALEs.

A practical Painter and Paperhangerf,
with satisfactory references, wants work
from owners. managers or agents, town or
country Estimate given. S, box lSS
uptown Sun Office. 1898 Broadway.
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~o~~~~~~~~~>
NEW YORK,
bmpAny. Plain
b.. Defendants.
foreclosure and
above entitled
December. 1904.
sald Judgment
D the New York
oadway. In tho
b York. on tho
clock noon. on
neeT. the prem
b be sold and
OF land with tho
b erected. stu
\ ew York City,
No. as, on a
D the ?oth, nd
v York, belong
June, 1850. by
~. nled In the
Lounty AS Map
and described
Butterfly aide OF
eaSierlv from
h avenue and
lining sOuihefly,
et ana p inches
kthence castcrly
Irty nftl street,
~ with Eleventh
to the soutb
E thence wcsi
Eriy -Gith street
4 beginning. said
tcst Thirty 0uh
bs.
BAR, Referee.
\ for Piaintir. y
Hrk CIV
the properly 20
/ street number
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Dufv's Pure Malt Whiskey

Is
y'Pu m
dnvigor the
oil nd Is zed
n doc tor adr
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STE A1iBO ATS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Will be received az the Bureau Of
Supplles and Accounts. Navy Department. Wash
lngtnn. ID G., until IN O'Clock 4. ", January
- 1905 and publicly opened Immediately there
after for the Installation Of electric ugi ting sys-
tenn exterior underground conduit ard cable,
and nrc alarm, call hell. and telephone systems
structlon at the 3. Naval Training station. New
port. r / Copies Of plans experimenting the
Specifications can be obtained upon application
to the Commendant q Naya Training station.
Newport T. Blank proposals VIII bc furnished
upon applicAtion TO fhr Navy PAY once. Newport.
n H. OF to the Bureau. r H. HARRIS. Pay
master General T. s. y y y ~
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TicKeIs and PU!,msn accommodation t1ts, 2sl, 20
VS. t2jt Aad isl RroAdWty, 80 SD Ave- mon 50
Coiri al 80 arnsdvsy 4 Ft Fulton St, Brooklyn
n y Tranner Co. viii csi FOR aud check baggage
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FrMALEs.

rtpSr CLASS HELP at Miss IArson's employ
r,cnt once 81 West 2ith st. Telephone. 3oit Madl-
ON
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CLOTHING.

T1ITTTJEH Pay Us 81 weekly. gentle
EXCHANGE TTOTHTNG CO. 219 B'why. room T..
out Of town mail orders address room
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BoARDEHs WANTED.


18TH ST 81 EAST near Madison Handsome
sunni front rooms nno table all couveniences,
homelke. reasonable
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HELP FEMALES.
WANTED Body maker on gnSSaner cap bodies.
Apniv pAI'i. Ma ass. 254 Central aV.. entrance
on Illmrpd st, RrlnNiin
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Hens or rrargs
bed nrpptrty Is
, bundled sld
bars. with Inter
rrlbeL loot 10
amounting 10
] IS 100 fs7n4.R5i
|fnbcr 20, i0Oi
sale. The ap
Jnents. or OthCr
the purchaser
by the Reforre,
d q 100 Dollars
b
lar. retcrre.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
RoYAL eLYE tINE JRAINS;,,
To ssSSSeFHiTmO0s sst hnd WssIHT1HSSSTou
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
InRnI-Gu IMAINN 10 liz MIaI

Daily ~ Sew YORK CIfy SoIth F'rr'. I-h1tr 50
Chicago Pittsburg 1910 M. u ia ~ Sleeper
Chicago COlum bus % % q m. 1870 MN. lf'"rr
Pitt-burR. & lcycland 3is p %. $50 pm. lln-1
"PIttshurR Limited" sSf D. no. 30 pm. Buffet
Cincinnati, ST, IouiS 1910 ut i.la ui Sleeper
Cincinnati, st. Loui, H:A am. 1870 h.W. DInrr.
Cincinnati, 81. Louis. t5i PIN go pin Diner
OfHcrs s8l, d3i 1870 broadway. tstur H0Usr.
los Greenwich 81, - Union Square W. so Grand
St \. y 5s9 Fulton ST.. DTOoklyn. South !,Irg
G4d tCty Street
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r,s - D.,
:. 80 ~ ~ 49, . y,
cc r., -, s''N
EatS.V ~
J,eStn,' ~
- -. h.-.sr
a =" ~. Ia $500
-, a. "a 49, ~,
-" inn@dia.,S. -
- Si o.i.,o 49,
E.. ~, c,,,,,
81 81 So y Q M""N . "N
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1851 Tons. one OF the Finest, Largest
and SJeadl-st Steamers In the World
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NCTICE-Phoenix Savings, B. &
L. Associa tion-For the six months ending
December 80, 1904 dividends have been de-
clared as follows: On Participating Stock at
the Fate of 9 per cent per annum; on Term
Certificates at the rate of per cent per
annuni; on Ordinary Savings Accounts at the
and payable on and after January 90 1905
The Phoenix has a guarantee capital Of
$500 600 and a total paid-in capital of ST.
500, co., Its board of directors are: A. A
Watkins. president; Charles r. Bishop, vice
president S. Prentiss Smith. treasurer;
George c. Boardman. director; Gavin Nc
Nab director; Charles E. Ladd director.
CLARENCE GRANGE,
Secretary and Managing Director.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

$4,000 is the price, and don't miss this II you
want a chance to buy swell Groom East
lake cottage. located in the center OF town.
only minutes walk from local train. In
choice resident neighborhood; lot 30x100: all
large sunny rooms having east frontage;
high basement; don't fail TO investigate this.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

s3soo-Two new flats. 8 rooms, laundry and
bathrooms in each; flats will rent for $40
each; built of the best material by good car
penter by day work; high basement; walks
lead to back yard; easy terms II desired; gas
and electric lights; everything latest style.
H. r. ALTON CO.. 1898 Park ST., Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 15 1904.-To
whom il may concern: Be il hereby known
that the co-partnershp heretofore existing
between d. j. O'HARA and f. J. MONA
HAN under the firm name of MONAHAN.
O'HARA CO., Is hereby dissolved The
said D. ]. OHARA Withdrawing from the
said concern and his name discontinued
DANIEL j. O,HARA F. ]. MONAHAE
I HAVE disposed Of my oyster and chop house
business at o261s Third st. to Sayas Chrsta-
dulos; all outstanding accounts must be pre-
sented for payment by January 70. 19Oo
PIRES STRES.
HAVE disposed OF my business at Eighth
ST to PETE PALLES; all outstanding ae-
counts must be presented for payment within
three days GEORGEOS PAPAMITS1U.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

Only $2750-Must be sold at once; 7-room
colonial house, modern in every particular:
open plumbing porcelain BATH gas and cleo
tricty; all large rooms: bedrooms upstairs;
good-sized lot: fine neighborhood and must be
sold at once; price only $275O; very easy terms ;
ness location.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

LOST-Going from city to Oakland, 5:45 mar
row gauge boat, Saturday evening, pack Of
office papers, finder will please return to
$40 Mission st. S. F., TO So San Pablo
ave. Oakland, and receive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures

N - S1SA1 4NSL6 y n16N iS-Oontinue ued-
BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
french upright .$55
i Stoddard; mahogany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $ll5
Also Chckering. Weber. vose, Sterling,
sna oss Easv Ra1opn
TAZ SON. 16 oFarrell st.
FOR sale-A fine Chickering piano. cheap. 21So
Lombard st.
$50 UPRIGHT; one $50 upright: one good
square. $40. HoRNUNG. 21e McAllister st.
A SMALL steinway upright: cost $500: s1s5
takes it. 237 Geary st.
ELEGANT uprights new & 2d-hand. .s45 to $500.
Pierce's Piano Factory. Market and 14th SITS.
soHMER. Byron Mauzy pianos. cecelian piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. 30s-312 Post st.
NEW upright pianos sold on SIS monthly pay
ments. scHMITz & CO.. 1e McAllister st.
s-PEDAL steinway up: Chickering baby grand:
shoninger little used Keeffe's. 2s5 oFarrell.
WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly cali
1e pages. in wrapper. for mailing 81 per year.
MONEY TO LOAN.
AAAAA-A CONFIDENTIAL and reputabls
place to borrow money on the following:
Life insurance policies.
Chattel mortgages.
Undivided interests.
Goods in bond.
Second and third mortgages
Estates In probate
Life estates.
Rents.
Special department for loans to ladies' on
their notes.
Privates offices for ladies and gentlemen
UNITED LOAN AND TRUST CO..
2l Stockton ST., near Market.
I'd floor. Phone Bush ASA
AAAA-THE Portland Jews.y Co. will make
you very liberal loans on your diamonds.
sealskin or any yaluables at the low rate of
two (2) per cent per month; II you do not
wish to call, phone us tphone Bush 4S) and
the manager of our loan department will call
on you all business strictly confidential.
25 STOCKTON ST.. NEAR MARKET
Private offices at 21 Stockton ST., I'd floor,
N B-The only loan office west of New
York that has fire and burglar proof vault
on the premises: free use Of same to all GUS
toners
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY Qnc)-.
ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN. 5000.
....INTEREST 5h AND PER CENT.
CRY, OAKLAND. TOWN AND COUNTRY
........ PROPERTY ..........
Second mortgages life insurance policies. es-
tates in probate. undivided interests in prop
erty probate realty loans. stocks and bonds.
legacies and undivided interests in property
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY.
Suite lo7-1os crocker bldg; phone Main 5e24.
WILL LOAN
reasonable amount on
1st I'd or Sd
MORTGAGES, real estate.
In city town or country,
Low rate of interest.
Give full particulars
OF property
Location etc.
Box 223. Call offica