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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
KARL H. NICKEL,

hAfL II. NIChElN,
Rooms 62-eS, Bacon Building.
$500 cash and $50 per month for a broom
cottage near Piedmont Key Route depot; &c
minutes distant from S. F.; many new houses
are in course Of construction in this neighbor-
hood.
Ss50-Lot 50x125; 1 block from Telegraph
ave; worth $1,000; viii soon advance to $500;
all street work done; must sacrifice in order
to secure cash
$500 cash and $50 monthly for a beautiful
home in the new Piedmont district large liv-
ing room in Flemish oak finish with massive
log fireplace is the feature of the house; the
dining-room is finished same as living room
and contains sideboard, pantries, etc. built in
food closet, cooking table, pot closet. steam
hood, china closet and shelves are a few of the
conveniences in the kitchen; the bedrooms are
provided with extra large closets: servants
room and back porch complete the list of
nooms; nothing that would tend to tighten
housework or making this most charming
home has been overlooked by the builders and
architect; the house is in course of construc-
ton; plans and details at my office.
Rooms 62-6S. Bacon Block
KARL H. NICKEL.
S42OO-Elegant 7-room house. colonial: sunny
side of street: lot 40x1OJ; between Tele-
graph ave and Grove St: easy terms
Beautiful Queen Anne cottage of rooms. with
fine barn: on west side of Telegraph ave
lot 40x13o for $4,000: 10 minutes walk
]. TYRREL. 1910 Broadway.
AT FoREcLosURE-PRIcE $1,000.
House of rooms. bath: new; modern: good
lot; on car line; good income property; $500
cash, balance same as rent.
GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT
House of rooms: lot 4Ox1O0; near car lines;
rents for S12; in hrst-elass residence section;
s40o cash. balance small payments
Some very cheap lots in Piedmont; cheap
enough for a investment can be had on easy
terms; don't fail to see them.
SNOW. 1o1s Washington ST., Oakland.
NICE, modern house. nearly new; near Lake
Merritt; close to new street car extension,
just in operation, greatly increasing value Z
rooms; lots 55x232; price reduced to $1,000;
5000 cash. balance like rent
rooms. modern; lot 50xI00; lying high.
with cement retaining wall; in East Oak
land. near new Key Route service: $3500;
$500 cash. balance like rent.
w. n. RUSSELL.
301 California ST. San Francisco. Cal.
FOR s55Oo-e-room 2-story house with
basement; every modern convenience: new
and nice; NV. corner; high and sunny lot
60x110 feet; lovely view of bay and hills;
choice location; on corner of 11th ave- and
4. 10Th ST., East Oakland; close to churches,
schools and car lines. If you want a good
home at reasonable price and on easy
terms. call on B. H. WEIGH & CO., 5th
ave. and 18th St. Oakland.
s-RooM house; lot 1oox15o; west side Seventh
ave, East Oakland
$500.
]. TYRREL.
1910 Broadway, Oakland.
ALDEN REALTY CO.. 51s4 Telegraph ave.
$s00-Lot 15x125; broom house, barn. etc !:
near Cl3remont and College aves.
$S00-Lot 50x15O: Broom house, barn. etc !:
same location: handy to car line.
SNAP-MUST SELL
$3700-Elegant. modern broom cottage with
conservatory. in nice neighborhood. on AdeIine
ST.. near local station and electric cars.
w. 8. HARLOW & CO.
Real Estate. $50 broadway Oakland
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A ]. SNYDER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
Dol BROADWAY.

REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER
90I BROADWAY.
A client is just completing and modern
homes the north side of Thirtieth st. and
the south side OF Thirty first ST.. just west
of Telegraph; the neighborhood could not be
better; drainage is perfect and the lots are
good and deep
enable pay ment down, the balance about the
same rent The plumbing will be modern
the reaches every room; convenient to
Grove street electric line.
II you desire TO go through these properties
so as to inspect them before they are COM
plete or to examine the workmanship, let me
know and / will be glad TO see that the houses
are shown you
A j. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER,
901 BROADWAY.
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MoNTECITO AVE.
Same Block Has Four $50, 600 Homes.
ONLY FOUR LOTS LEFT.
PRICES CANNOT BE EQUALED.
LET US SHOW THE PROPERTY.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
460 and 462 sth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

CHARLES F. LEE
office half block from station
THE FRUITNALE BOULEVARD TRACT
500 LOTS. 500 LOTS
The SWEETEST, sightliest property ever put on
the market. rich sandy loan soil two electric
car lines; schools, churches and stores close
by; the $500 600 scenic boulevard from Oakland
20 Haywards passes this property; all streets
90 feet wide; grand view OF bay and noun
tsins: no cold winds harsh wet fogs here;
you must get in early If you want to buy at
these prices. REMEMBER THE TERMS
ONLY So DOWN AND s. MONTHLY. If you
don't want home, speculate a little; it's a
good savings bank: chance a couple Of lots. he
a land owner 500 LOTS. 500 LOTS 50
down. IS month. Carriage free at office
CHARLES r. LEE.
1922 Fruitvale ave
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

CHAS. C. HUBERT.
Successor to Frank p. Lee.
Tel. Main 1924 Oil Broadway, Oakland.
$4,000 buys nearly 2-story house. rooms
and bath; gas and electric lights; all mod
ern; wide driveway and barn
$500 buys a fine lot. Peralta Heights. 5oxs5;
will be worth double within year.
$2350-Fine cottage and bath; brick
foundation: nice yard; yard 40 on the best street
in Berkeley; lot 5Ox12S
$4,000 $500 down, s25 per month, buys almost
nsw cottage, rooms and bath; lot 3Sx
GALL and see plans of elegant S-room resi-
dence now being built on Webster St; walk
rogneS hr e 10 beautfu interior n
ish; large lot; price only S4S5O.
One of the choicest lots left in Linda
Vista; high and slightly; near beautiful
homes; s35 per foot; very cheap.
SIT foot for 35-ft lot close to Telegraph
ave: street work, etc. complete; fine In
vestment
ALBERT S. DAY, AGENT AND DEALER,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
CENTRAL BANK BLDG. OAKLAND.
PRICE greatly reduced for quick sale; mod
Groom bungalow cottage; u blocks
from business center and bank at 23d ave-. :
15x2a it. living room elegantly paneled; up
toilets; large lot; south frontage; near local
train and street car For particulars. price
and terms. address c. r.. SHAW, cor 18th
ave- and r. 2Sth ST. Oakland.
FOR sale-24ox27e: bet San Pablo ave. and
600 SALISBURY Al Ba5f N & YOUNG. ess Broadway
FINE income property: slightly sunny corner
$3.50. Owner, 91s Eighteenth st.. Oakland.
$500 WILL buy lot and four tenements; rents
for S36 per month Apply at once. A. J..
TAFT, 1925 Seventh st., Oakland.
REMOVAL NoTIcE-KoENIc q KRoLI.
have removed their real estate ofnce from
1006 Broadway TO S7s Broadway. Sc. cor sth.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
BFRINS VAN AND STORAGE CO., general
movers: we have the best warehouse In the
West (only covered vans useO DON'T
MISTAKE THE NUMBER. i016 Broadway.
Oakland; phone Main 907
FOE sALE-oakland Furnished Houses.
BARGAIN.
$600--S well-furnished rooms; rent $32: net
$40 per month. r. HUNTER, 259 18th St
OAKLAND FURNISKED FLATS.
FURNISHED fat. rooms: near Center sta
tion. Oakland. p. O. box 90 Lortn. Berkeley.
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
FINE. sunny. clean rooms; central; house,
keeping or single. 615 Fifteenth st.
FURNISHED rooms to rent in good location.
Box 1865 Call office, Oakland.
FINE sunny room. s07 Wood ST.. Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

PIEDMONT VILLA SITES.
PIEDMONT VILLA SITES.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
CHAS. F LEE.
Phone Vale 29s

CHAs. F. LEE Phone Vale 2s6
office half block from Fruitvale station
Sl000-New cottage Of 3 rooms; stable;
wagon shed; chicken houses and yards: gray-
eled walks; nice garden; beautiful lot 'front.'
ages 5ox250; close to cars.
pantry, buttery; all severed; chicken houses
and yards, fnclosed in wire fence; nice garden:
fruit trees and flowers in abundance: close to
street car and school; lot 35x204: nice creek
flows through property: large shade trees
S1l50-Nest 4-room high-basement cottage;
AL nicely fenced; good schools, churches and
pOstoflce close by; property J0X1O0-
SS250-Beautiful broom bungalow all eIe-
gantly paneled and decorated; handsome art
msntel: elegant bath; large 2-story barn; car
risge-house; chicken houses; over half acre Of
ground: electric cars pass the door; nestles at
the base OF the foothills; protected from the
high winds; close TO the main county boule-
ward. which makes this very desirable prop
erty; grammar school and postofice near by;
terms can be given with small cash payment
down: ali improvements brand new
$500 cash, balance $15 monthly; just like
grounds; well fenced: fine mountain view: cIose
10 cars schools and pOstOffice; lot T5xll5:
price only $500. Be home-owner and beat
the landlord.
WILL SELL YOU A LOT AND BUILD YOT,
HOME on EASY MONTHLY
81, lot. s., the bssI,.SfI MID rs. -: "a. IT,. g.
soil: grand view: homes rapidly going up:
no cold winds or wet fogs. and lots only sT5
each; IS down. balance So SO per month
CHAs. F. LEE. 1922 Fruitvale ave
W. E. RUDELL.
Cor. Fruitvale ave. and Washington ST
FRUITNALE, CAL.
S700-Cottage, 3 rooms and bath; city water:
lot 3OxSo: blocks from car line
&l2OO-Cottage, 4 rooms and bath: lot 3lxII0:
! block from car line; walking distance
from station
&l150-Modern cottage. rooms and reception
hall: Just blocks from station; terms
$500 cash. balance SIS per month Dust
like rent.
$2300-Cottage. rooms and bath; lot 75xIs2;
fruit trees and berry bushes; good loca-
tion.
For rent-Cottage, rooms and bath; near
station; rent S15.
For rent-Cottage, rooms and bath; lot J0x
JIG; chicken houses and stable; rent sig
per month
W. r. RUDELL,
Cor. Fruitvale ave. and Washington St,
E.RI-ITN CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

UNITARIAN Church (Secohd), corner Twen-
tieth and Capp SITS. (take Mission or Valencia
street CARO-. Calvert Smoot. minister; resi-
dence 3410 Twentieth st. The Sunday school
meets at 9:45 o'clock: Mrs. L. A. Coyel
superintendent. AT the morning service. at
IL o'clock c. Calvert Smoot will preach; ;
subject. Evening and Morning Music by
orchestra and soloist. under the direction of
Prof H. B. Pasmore: musical selections from
Saint Saens; Mrs. Edith Scott Basford con-
tralto All cordially invited. No even
ing service
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

Church (FirsD, SW corner
Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev. Bradford
Leavitt, minister. Junior church and Sun
day school are at 10 o. clock. Rev Bradford
Leavitt and C. A. Murdock, superintendents
Sunday service Is at IL O'clock There is
evening service. Rev. George W. Stone
will preach. Subject, THE Divine Bene-
fcence.' Music by quartet under direc-
ton of H. Bretherick. organist. All are cor
daily invited.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

TRINITY Church, cor. Bush and Cough sts.-
Rev Frederick W. Clampett, ID D., rector.
Holy communion, 80 a. M; Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m; morning prayer. 4 a. m. sermon
by rector; evening prayer p. m; subject,
The City Problem, and How to Solve IT. |;
speaker, Rev +. w. Clampett You are
cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

S4200-Elegant 7-room house. colonial: sunny
side Of street; lot 40x105; between Tele-
graph ave and Grove St; easy terms
Beautiful Queen Anne cottage of rooms with
fine barn: west side of Telegraph ave-
lot. 40x13o. for $4,000: 10 minutes walk
TO Key Route
J. TYRREL. 1910 Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
SUNDAY LEcrU1Es.

AAA.-Union New Thought Meeting. Odd Fell
lows Bldg, cor 7th Mkt. sts.. p. m. sharp
Friends Of New Thought are invited TO at
tend. Called in the interest of unity of eff
fort and behalf of the National New Thought
Federation; 10 centers have been invited to
send speakers; 1t will be an important meet
ing for the movement Henry H. Brown,
President National New Thought Federation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

$500 cash and $50 per month for 5-roon
cottage near Piedmont Key Route depot; q
minutes distant from S. F.. many new house.
are in course Of construction in this neighbor
hood.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

E. ]. STEWART & CO.,
zoos Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

CALIFORNIA-STREET Methodist Church,
corner California and Broderick sts.-The
pastor. Rev George A. Hough. will preach
this morning on Lessons From the Life of
Lincoln evening theme, Entire Sanctif1-
cation Strangers cordially invited. Sun
day school at 9:45: Epworth League at $50
Next Sunday Bishop Hamilton will preach
both morning and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

Franklin Jordan on Industrial Organization.
Assembly Hall, 121 Eddy. tonight at s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

S650-Lot on Goth ST.. near Telegraph; the
only one left and all ready to build on; street
work and concrete walks: beautiful location;
see this at once
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drothsrhood.
UNIVERSAL Brotherhood and Theosophical
Society katherine Tingley, leader and off,
cial head, San Francisco Center 912 Bush
st; free public meeting tonight. 8 O'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

SPECIAL meeting-A special meeting OF the
stockholders Of Spreckels Sugar Company
will be held at the Office Of the company
827 Market ST., San Francisco, CAL on
TUESDAY. the 14th day OF February 1905,
at the hour of IL o'clock a m, for the pur-
pose OF amending Art VIII Of the Bylaws
in reference to the close OF the fiscal year
BY order OF the President.
W. H. HANNAH, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

COACHMAN;-Scotch: single: country pre-
Ierred; reliable in every respect: viii be
generally useful other ways; references tbs
best KENNETH, Carpenters Bureau i54
| 6th-ave. i'f
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
RESCUE BoER SOLDIERS IN PLAY.
Life Savers in Convention Give Exhibition
on the Beach.

The members of the United States Life Saving
Service whose annual convention is in session at
Brighton Beach, exhibited off the beach yesterday
afternoon. a crew of picked men. under the COM
mand of Captain Dan Abrahams Of the Rockaway
Beach station, rescued Jack Lewis and Piet Han
sens, members of the Boer War military contin-
gent, who We're apparently fishing several hundred
yards offshore.
The boat upset and the Boer soldiers were foun-
dering in the water. Ten seconds were required
for the life savers TO man their surf boat and pull
to the men in the water. Life lines thrown TO
the apparently drowning men, who were then
hauled into the boat, where the resuscitation drill
was gone through until the big boat was beached
and the supposed victims were laid on the sand.
An exhibition of upsettng the unsuitable lifeboat
was then given. ~
The meeting of the Surfmen's Benevolent Associ-
alton was convened at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Captain NJ. B. Rich presided and introduced
Consressman Townsend Scudder, of Long Island,
who spoke at length about the needs of the life
savers and the urgent necessity for bill that
would allow the federal government to provide for
the in of disability incurred while IN the
service. well as for a pension after serving.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
OSCAR THRASHES A BEAR.
LOOKS BAD FOR JEROHE.
Bel6geyent Mr.. Hammerste'n Meets
Beast scith Seltser Bottle.

Oscar Hammerstein last night engaged pear SIN
gle handed, and emerged more or less ,a.
from the encounter. His weapon was sei'Nei
Ale rsafore the contest was over the bear mao
,rack.d the bar which supplies the thirsty patfoii
% Oscar,s roof garden and scared the two baIheeP
ers half out of their wits. UP to late houi io'
night they had not been reported snioe .ies W.
seen leaving the door Of the theatre heaons Aot
east. , 20
The bear was big black fellow belonging 70
c.s,rs,-ss troura of performing bears and ponies
The roof garden show had just pegun "heh iio
broke out of the room where ne was coi'nheo III ~ w
loft of the Victoria Theatre, and "aloeieu "
a corridor TO the bar, which Is just oeio" INC
=. ,T,o h.ruseoers were filling hundred WINS
T., ,,assas m the bar preparatory to the even
inc orders The act which the bears 90 on 'he
e+ape ends by each bear seizing a ooIlie eiiu
a~.intrg n 70 the dregs. These bottles are hileo
,r;+, Jonev and water. The bear saw d poltie oi
- t1e somewhat limited knowledge OF Dot
- +15 hin, there was honey and water, so ne
e,ze5 If in his paws, before the termed oarkeep
ars and took a deep swig. Instantly ne ciioheu
o,d emitted a cough that shook the room 4'Ieh e
sonrad the bottle and made swipe with ms
1,. b,cb swept every glass off the bar The
barkeepers shot out of the door with yeiL i"o
hear kept up his work of angry demolition
Oscar heard the rumpus and rushed to the scene
He faced the bear and sternly bade 1t desls'' Aii
bear looked at Oscar second scoFIihU!ts. . go
broke a. bottle. Oscar seized setzer jar anu
+,.rnad a stream in the brute's face. Inc neal
countered with a left jab which sent Oscar into
corner on a box of glasses, most Of which were
- ~, tra weight. Oscar rose bravely before
ten was counted waiter not not t.ree to be oqfs He
nessed Oscar another seltzer bottle; Again Oscar
with aim as deadly as Togo's, levelled ms Weapon @
~, the hear and hit him in the eyes. Inc pear WaS
blinded by the water and tried to ward II on VII WIN
his paws oscar, following up his advantage,
messed him back into the corridor. Ihere tne
seitzer gave out, and the tide of battle seemsd IN
danger of turning again. when up walked SpeS-
Serdy He took the hear by the ear. and instantly
the animal was tame whipped dog lie lea
him back to his pen without further trouble Inc
waters slowly reappeared and swept up the wrecks
of two hundred glasses.
Oscar brushed his clothes smoothed out his hat
and walked proudly up to the roof Last year
suhdued vicious cow he said land now have
whipped q bear. What show would Jerome have?"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MISSING MEMBER OF TROUPE FOUND

Martha Kluse, the seventeen-year-old member of
the Teims gymnastto troupe, who disappeared a
month ago, has Joined Western circus, and is
being featured in the aerial performance she gave
at the Hippodrome. Her guardian. Albert Tens,
sailed last week for Germany with the two re
manning athletes. The absence of the KIuse girl
forced him to cancel a twenty-four weeks engage
ment at the London Hippodrome, and he feared he
would be arrested when he reached Germany The
German Consul has assured him that the girl had
run away from no reason that fixed blame on Tems
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
NEW CANDIDATES FOR PRIESTHOOD
Archbishop Farley to Administer Holy
Orders to Twenty on June II.

St Joseph's Seminary at Dunwoodie, will pre-
sent for ordinations this month the largest class of
students in the history of the institution. Twenty
candidates for the priesthood and sixty for the
diaconates and minor orders now in retreat
preparing for the ordination ceremony. The minor
orders and diaconates will be administered on
June Is in the seminary chapel by Bishop Cusack.
monies of the twenty candidates for the priest
hood will take place in st. Patricks Cathedral,
Archbishop Farley administering the sacrament
Of Holy Orders, The Paulist Fathers. in West Vest
69th-st., also will have ordination class this
year bringing the students from the study house at
Washington. The Paultst ordinations will be a
Paulist Church on June H. the Archbishop pre-
siding.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
FIRST AID SAVES PRIEST.
Fifth Avenue Hotel Housekeeper Keeps Him
Alive by Artificial Respiration.

The Rev. Isadore Meister. pastor Of the Roman
Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity Ma
maroneok, was taken to the New-York Hospital
yesterday from the Fifth Avenue Hotel, suffering
from the effects of illuminating gas. He will re-
cover. He owes his life to the promptness and
quick wit Of Miss Dunbrook the hotel housekeeper.
Father Meister came here on Wednesday night to
attend a dinner given for Monsignor Burtsell, of
Rondout, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel After the
dinner he retired to his room on the third floor;
Yesterday morning a servant detected the odor of
gas. and traced 1t to the priests room. She sum-
moned the housekeeper, who found Father Meiste er
uncons nscious the bed. The housekeeper by artif-
cia respiration kept the clergyman alive until the
hotel physician arrived
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
"TTVoLI" ACKRON ARRESTED.
Locked Up on Complaint of Little Girl He
FolloWed-SaYs Ee Is "Rrokev

Charles E (''TfvolfD Ackron was arrested last
night at hottest and Park Row and locked up in
the EliZabeth-st. police station. Ackron is well
known as the former proprietor of the notorious
"Tivoh." in S5th-st.. and runs a road house
known as the Casino. in BROOKLYN.
He was arrested by Patrolman Raymond on the
complaint Of Mary OToole sixteen-year-old girl
living at No. S6S Madison-st. The girl told Ser
geant McClusky at the station that she was fol-
lowed by Ackron from the Brooklyn Bridge en-
trance on Park Row all the way to Mott-st- Ack-
ron was charged with disorderly conduct and IN
foxlcaton- He said he was too broke TO send
message 10 his friends.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
WOMAN H0RsEWHIPs BRIDEGROOM.
New Substitute for Rice and Old Shoes
Found at Wedding.

An angry woman with horsewhip intercepted Il
bridal party yesterday IN Jersey City to lash the
bridegroom. The woman said she did 1t, and is
supported by neighbor. a woman. The members
OF the bridal party cay the whip was wrenched
from her before she could it.
The woman who introduced the whip Is Mrs
Caleb June, OF No. TS Webster-ave. The bride
groom is Charles C. scheibe. of No. 172 Webster
ave His bride was Miss Mary Wilhelmina kronk,
Of No. l57 New -York-aYe.
The bridegroom. when asked about the incident.
cation cannot tell why she should attack me.
I am too happy to bear her any Ill will Mrs
June was seemingly jubilant over her attack and
its success. ~ whipped him. and 1 whipped him
good" she declared.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
SHE WANTS TO SHOOT BUTTONS OFF.

Colonel CASTOR Bordeverry, the marksman at the
Hippodrome received a formal challenge yesterday
from Myrtle c. Byrne, who lives in Grand-st. Miss
Rvrne said she was willing to bet $1,000, even
money that she could equal all Of his feats. Her
daily recreation she says, is to shoot the clothes
off a. friend much Colonel Bordeverry dis
robes his wife on the Hippodrome stage.
Miss Byrne is the first American woman who Of
fers to test her skill against the colonel and last
i1ht he said that he would meet her in private on
any Sunday morning and give her a chance TO win
the $4,000. The distances must be from three
hundred wards down to delicate pistol manGuvres
at twenty-five feet. If Miss Byrne loses Colonel
T3ordeverTv SAYS he will give her stake money to
any hospital or charity institution committee
may designate.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

CoACHMAN.-Scotch. marreu: small fam
ily; strictly sober. reliable and exneri-
| enced every way; will help with other work
very pest references WILLIAM at car
penters Bureau. 154 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

COAC ChMAN--Gentleman wishes position
Tor his coachman. whom he can highly
recommend as thoroughly competent soher
honest, Industrious man; CITY refere1ces'
l. r. u Trinity Place. Room 4O2
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

MECEANIC--First class: any Kind Of cleo
trical work: locks. keys and musical in
strument. all kinds OF antique furniture
repaired. highest references. SMITH. 769
Greenwich-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wsnted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "a Words) three
insertions, Is cents: seven insertions 50
cents Exceeding - words and less than 40
words. three insertions, 80 cents; seven in
sertions, 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
IRISH COMMANDS NEW GREEN BANNER

Colonel John Y F. Blake, commander of the
Irish Brigade with the Boer War Spectacle at
Brighton Beach received an Irish and Transvaal
flag from the Irish Society after the review at last
evenings performance After the surrender Of
General Cronje. which followed the battle Of
Paardeberg. when the Irish troopers refused tn Law
down their arms, Colonel Blake and his men did
not make the usual dash for liberty but formed i,
parade before the grandstand where they v,ara 49,
by MISS Jesse Reilly and members of the Irish socj
OF Irish Americans. "-'eS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

| COOK.-Competent, German: good laun-
dress: ca n bake: has friend Chambermaid,
| waitress: likes children. no objection coun-
| try: together or separate. MORROW s
BUREAU. POI East 5stt-st