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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Hall Chase Not Likely t(
: Be ReinStated
Especial Dispatch to The CALI


NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Presideut
Frank Farrell denies that he has made
any move looking to the return of First
Baseman Hal Chase to the Yankees in
1909.
Farrell is much annoyed by the re-
ports that he was relenting in his feel
ings toward Chase and was negotiating
for his return. He says he has not
written to Chase since his desertion
last summer nor has he authorized any
one to see the first baseman.
Manager Stallings is equally emphatic
that he has had no communication di-
rectly or indirectly with Chase. He
says the prospects of Chase ever play
ing on the New York American league
team are exceedingly remote
Chase, it is alleged, has been guilty
of the most serious transgressions of
baseball rules. that of deliberately
breaking his contract without justifica-
tion and deserting his club. Contract
jumping is punishable with most Sc
we're penalty by the national commits
sion. Under these conditions President
Farrell practically is helpless.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
High School Athletics

The IL class football team of Mission will
play a picked team from Commercial on the
last day of school. The high school fans Of
this city are eager to the team that Com
mercial will turn out, as this will be the first
game that Commercial has had this year.
Morton. captain Of the basket ball team, will
play fullback, Maher and Maghneth will play
halfbacks. Lunt, Galeana and Stafford will play
on the Mission team. Stafford is captain of the
big team He will play fullback. Lunt, man
ager of the Mission team, will probably play
guard and Galeana will fill the position of half
back. The rest of the positions will be played
by the regular men.
The Oakland polytechnic basket ball team de-
feated the team of Wilmerding yesterday by a
score of 80 to 20. The Wilmerding team, with
one exception. was made up of new boys The
Skove. Palmer. guards: ]. Stadfelt, W. Stad-
felt. forwards.
PALo ALTO. Dec s.-Practice has com
menced for the high school baseball squad. Cap
tain Lockwood having his men out for pre-
liminary warming up twice a week in prepara-
ton for the spring schedule. Palo Alto expects
to turn out good nine. as they have number
of their old squad back in addition to some good
new material in the freshman class
ALAMEDA, Dec. 3.-The football team of the
Berkeley high school defeated the eleven of the
Oakland high school at Recreation park this
were the aggressors all through the game, and
kept the ball for the greater part of the game
IN oakland territory. There was no scoring In
the initial half. In the opening of the second
period the Berkleyites quickly ran the sphere
oyer the line making touchdown but failing
to kick the goal Another touchdown made
soon after and the goal kicked by Ince1l.
The lineup:
Berkeley-Boone, L. E. R.: Sinclair, L. t. r..
Hanford, L: G.. r.; Watkins, center; Randall,
r. G. L.; Laird. r. T. L.: Austin, r. E. L.;
Morris, O.; Incell, R. II. L.; Martin, L. H. r.;
NJ. Morris, full.
oakland--Gray. L. E. r.; Williams, L. T. r.;
McElrath l.. @. r.; Dethlepen, center; McNanus
R. G. L.; Smith, r. t. L.; Dow, r. e. L.;
Bangs O.; Hermle, R. H. L.; Calderwood, L. H.
R.; Peterson, full.
The football team Of the Alameda high school
left this evening for Los Angeles toplay the
eleven of the high school of that city Saturday
afternoon. December H. Alameda will play
Lick for the championship of the Academic Ath-
letic league.
Last evening the managers Of the different
basket ball teams Of this city held a meeting at
the Y NJ III. A. hall to lay plans for league
that will be free for all teams of the 125 pound
class. The Spauldng sporting goods house will
offer cup for the winning team. The cup will
be made next week.
Following are the teams that have already en-
tered Y NJ. H. A. midgets, Commercial high,
Seminoles, Polytechnic high, II class and
Cogswells first and second teams.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Jin JitSu to Have Inning
at Dreamland Rink

After a layoff of several months the
jiu jitsu game will be revived tomorrow
evening at Dreamland rink, when Sho-
sha Yokoyama. a husky Japanese ex-
ponent of the art, will try his skill
against George Braun, the one time
middle weight wrestler of the Olympic
club. who has been playing the little
brown mans game for the last year
and is said to have become past mas
ter at the art.
In addition to the main event there
will be catch as catch can wrestling
mill between Kid Burgess and a lad
known as Young Hackenschmidt, while
George Cameron and Young Muldoon,
local wrestlers, will take flyer at each
other in the Graeco- Roman game.
s. Ansai, a Japanese fencer will take
on all corners with broadswords or
other weapons known to the craft.
Women will be admitted free to the ex-
hibitiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
CARDINAL CREWS TO
BE COACHED BY
VETERAN
Old Time Oarsman Returning to
Take Charge of Training of
Stanford Eight

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec g.
Stanford university will again have the
services of the veteran oarsman, Dan
Murphy. in conditioning the crews of
the cardinal. Dan is on his way from
his New England home, and as soon as
he arrives on the campus will sign an
agreement. Murphy was the coach of
the winning eight two years ago, but
last year was taken sick with typhoid
fever and the brunt of the task fell
upon Assistant Coach w. F. Turner, '08.
Turner has been in communication with
Murphy for some time and the expert
is anxious to take UP his work here.
The securing of Murphy as a coach and
trainer of the oarsmen is considered as
a big advantage to the cardinals, as
they have been coached on the particu-
lar stroke of Murphys and to change
would mean a setback to the veterans
team and the coaches were entertained
last night at a banquet given in the
university inn by the Skull and Snakes
honor society. Following the banquet
Phi fraternity house, where musical
stunts and songs were held.
r. B. Wheeler of Riverside was
elected to the executive board of the
Interscholastic Athletic association OF
Stanford university last night to sue
fsed fss j. B. Cushing Gs M,,ysh who 6s graduates
known track athlete and football
player. was elected secretary OF the
organization.
The final game of the interclass has
ket ball series of the men students.
which was to have been played today.
had @ taS ppaes for DAYS
at O'Clock. when the freshmen and
seniors will try conclusions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
MRS. WARDWELL'S BODY
ESCAPES POTTER'S FIELD
Woman's Relief Corps Stops In
terment and Will Bury Re-
mains in Pasadena
Especial Dispatch to The Call


Los ANGELES. Dec. s.-Dead from
leprosy after years of suffering shared
by her husband. who gave up his life
as sacrifice. Mrs. Isabella c. Ward
well narrowly escaped interment today
in the potter's field. She was the widow
of General David Wardwell veteran OF
the Mexican. Indian and civil wars. and
their little fortune was swept away in
fighting the dread malady that at
tackled the woman few years ago.
Members of the Woman's Relief corps
became active today after the rude
coffin bearing the wOman's remains had
been taken to the potter's field. They
reached the pauper's cemetery as the
box was lowering into the grave and
the body was taken to Pasadena. where
il will be given the internent beftting
the widow of a man who fought long
for his country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
O'COnnor Beats Heinrich
in Wrestling Bout

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 3.-In mag
nificent exhibition tonight Ed O'Con-
nell, wrestling instructor of the Multi
nomah Athletic club, defeated Joe Helm
rich, wrestling instructor of the
Spokane Athletic club. in two out OF
three bouts.
O'Connell won the first bout in SO
minutes on half Nelson and the third
bout in four minutes on half Nelson
and hand hold combined.
Heinrich took the second bout in 1e
minutes and s seconds on body hold
O'Connell's victory was attributable
to his great speed and better knowl-
edge of the game. Heinrich was much
the stronger. but OConnelPs getaway
and reattack was so quick that the
big man was continually caught off his
guard
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Reiff Sees the Future for
HOrSemen in Germany
special Dispatch to The Call


NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Johnny Reiff,
who is back in this country to spend
the holidays after successful season
in the saddle on the German tracks,
thinks that the emperor's realm will be
the haven of refuge for American
horsemen next season. The little jockey
speaks in glowing terms of the pros
poets of racing in the German empire
and is advising several American
trainers to go abroad while the sport
is in bad favor here.
Racing in Germany is picking up
wonderfully" says Reiff "Of course
1t is not conducted on the great scale
that it is in France or England, but
large crowds attend the racecourses.
So popular is the sport that a new
course, located near Berlin, is now be-
ing constructed.
Il like that country and it's people;
to ride out my contract"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
HackenSchmidt and Gotch
to Meet in March
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Frank Gotch and
George Hackenschmidt met today
thrashed over their differences and
agreed to meet again in March. They
buried the hatchet, Hack apologizing
for many of his severe criticisms, on
the ground that the sting of his unex-
pected defeat had affected his jud gment
The two men named a committee to
take charge of the details of the
match. Each man has plenty of matches
ahead, but most of these will be can
celled in order to permit them to con-
dition themselves for the big event in
March.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
RACE TRACK ACROSS
MEXICAN LINE
PROPOSED
Scheme on Foot TO Have Horses
Run at Tia Juana, South
of San Diego
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
LOS ANGELES. Dec. "a citation
for the ending of racetrack gambling
in California may drive the sport
across the line into Mexico. Prominent
horsemen at Santa Anita park feel
that the next legislature will frame a
drastic law against their interests and
take keenly to a proposed plan for the
establishment of a track at Tia Juana,
Lower California, a few miles south
Of San Diego.
AS outlined now the plan is to have
the track right on the line, with the
grandstand in California and the track
and betting rings on Mexican soil. 1t
is said that negotiations already have
been made with the Mexican authori-
ties and that the necessary concessions
could be obtained without difficulty.
Should such move be made San
Diego instead of Los Angeles would
become headquarters for the racing
men, for there are fair transportation
facilities between the southern city and
Tia Juana.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Driscoll to Fight Moran
for Championship
special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Jem Driscoll,
the legitimate feather weight champion
of England, and owen Moran, the clev-
er English boxer, will be matched in a
few weeks for a 20 round bout at the
National sporting club of London, the
latter part of next month for purse
of $500 and the feather weight cham
pionship of England. Match Maker
Bettinson of the National sporting club
has notified both fighters that he will
give them purse to battle for, and as
they can not get that much money to
fight in this country, they have de-
cided to accept II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
VIOLATED GAME LAW

SALINAS. Dec. George o. Brad
ley. real estate promoter Of Richmond,
was fined SIS this morning for violat-
ing the game laws. Bradley went duck
hunting, and among the evidences of
his skill with the gun he brought back
3 large white swan. which he was
proudiy exhibiting when a deputy game
warden placed him under arrest
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
LATE SHIPPING INrELLrGENcE
BY UNITED WIRELESS

Cape F1attery. outbound-schr Alice. sos
a. M; stmr Charles Nelson, $40 a. M: schr
Lief. a. M; schr Yukon 9:15 a. M: stmr
Beechley, $3.50 M; schr Mary, 1910 a. m
Steamship Chicago left Lamauno 1918 D. M.
northbound.
$40 miles out from San Francisco
Stmr Colonel f. l.. Drake. 40 miles north of
Trinidad head. 10 p m: fine weather; will ar
rive In Seattle tomorrow afternoon
Passed in Flattery-Stmr Riverside, $40 pm.
Passed out-Stmr Georgia. 4 D. m.
Stmr Pennsylva p. M. in lat ) 40 So
lon lbs IS; foggy; light NE wind; large westerly
swell; all well.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
PLAN NEW ATHLETIC FIELD

OAKLAND. Dec. 3.-Work has been
commenced on an athletic park and
baseball grounds at Oakland avenue
and East Fourteenth street, Fitchburg.
Four acres will be reserved for a base
ball diamond and football field IT is
expected to install running track,
with other accessories to field athletics.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
License for Auto Dnoers
Fauored to Stop Speeding
By r. X. rHommedieu

Among presentation OF the Vanderbilt cup w
before that OF the ana ao &
His which and interesting
devoted largely traffic problem and as 70 now M M
He said that MS
solution of the problem lay with the automobis themselves wno @ nv
should pubic sP 10 oO0
Among oth lei he said
of
West gentlemen
repeo
were ponce
comm ssionerno putr redh them night
of had once naoe
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
HORSE OWNERS EXPELLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The board of
review of the National trotting associa-
tion today expelled l. Goff of Waterloo,
Ont, and c. Fennell of Medicine Hat,
Can, for starting the PAGER Mintha
under the name of Maud l. in several
western states, including Oregon.
Washington and Idaho.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Arcadia Selections

First raee-street Singer, Ca
linda, Miss Polly.
Second race-Sidney r, Earl
Rogers, Dainty Belle.
Third raee-Kerry, Fleming, So
naIto.
Fourth race-Proper, Senator
Belshaw, NfbIich.
Fifth race-zAIma Boy, MerIingo,
Colonel White.
sixth race-DredLin, Tom Reid,
PERT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
ATTORNEY WILL WE'D

T. W. Klingenberg. an attorney with
offices in the Mills building, left last
night for Seattle to take for his wife
Miss Rosa Wald of that city, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. VALID
The ceremony will be performed
Wednesday next. Klingenberg is a
graduate of the University of Wiscon-
sin and a member of the Sigma Nu
fraternity Miss Wa1d is graduate
of the University of Washington and
a member of the Gamma Phi Delta
sorority.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
SATURDAY

At San Francisco, 2 p. m.-
Imperials VS.. Transportations.
Moore, umpire.
SUNDAY
At San Francisco, IL O'Clock
Imperials VS.. San Francisco.
Moore, umpire. At 2 o'clock
Gantner. & Matterns VS.. United
Railroads. Moore, umpire.
At Fruitvale, 2 p. m.-FruitvaIe
VS.. Transportation club. Nealon.
umpire.
At Berkeley, IL o'cIocl-wiIey
b. Aliens VS.. Golden sheafs. MIS-
son, umpire.
At Berkeley, o'clock-Trib-
unes VS.. Golden Sheafs. Nilsson,
umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Amateur Baseball

Lowell high schools football team has been in
active preparation for their game with the VII
salfa high school eleven, which is scheduled for
Christmas day. Coach O'Dea of the red and
white team has announced the following lineup
for the contest: Pease, center Crime. quarter
back; Van Acker left guard; Countryman. right
guard; Flynn. right tackle; Hammond left
tackle; Miller right end; Meyer left end;
Burns, halfback; Solomon. fullback; Perkins.
right halfback. Mitchell and Randall will also
be taken guards.
The local team will leave December "a. Pat
0'Dea. Doc Massie, VIII McRae and crowd of
rooters accompanying Them
The Visalia team will take them on an auto
mobile trip through the country around their
school and will hold theater party Christmas
night in honor of the visiting eleven.
Do You Want $500:
Read. THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
YANKEE PLAYERS IN KOBE

TOKYO, Dec. 4.-Reach's American
baseball team left today for Kobe
where three games will be played with
Japanese mines. The Americans won
the entire series here.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

REFUSES TO PROSECUTE The case of An
drew Tayes, 302615 0ctavia street. charged with
assault to murder for shooting his wife. Eva in
the neck about six weeks tgo, was dismissed.
Tayes mistook his wife for a burglar
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Arcadia Results

FIRST RACB-F1ve and a half furlOngs. sell
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

SECOND RACE-si1 furIongs:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
DEFENCE OF B. r. T. RO4DS.
Reduction in Coney Island Fare
HouId BGdIu Impair Profits.

.1s--@~s made l1-- The various constituent lines
q rhe Brook N Rapid Transit COMPANY, T7len
operates lines ~ 'oneH isla1c- ~ uf@ -oI'-
rlzfr-s tra- a f0--er1 f4-- - that point vas ex-
-ss=ve were made public yesterday ~ the Public
Service Commission. = separate answer Is mace
- -he complaints of Scott NacRHv0o'os ana j.
sronhei-ner hv each Of -@ following companies. e
Er.ol1z-r Union Elevated Railroad Cornpau.- the
F-crlzlz-7 Heights Railroad CoTrpanH- rhe Nassau
E7e--rlc Railroad Cor7T,sr7z- T}e B~ook',n Queens
County & Suburban Railroad Company and the
Conev Island & Gravesend Railway Company.
7 is ALLEGED by each company hat II individual
lv operates only Part Il route 10 ''neE Islallo'
The entire trlp being made bF travelling over Ile
rs~ez ~ - lsssr TWO SEPARATE companies.
Attention Is called t5e fact that the distance
II corsv Island over the various lines varies from
re 70 thirteen miles. and that the trac Is o. such
q character that the nlosI OF Is done IN summer
Iyrder the circumstances. say The roads, the
+-,r1i- Service Commission would not be Justi-
Zee = lowering the fare below the 10 cents now
CHARGED Such 4 reduction. il = declared. would
be a. impairment Of The obligations Of the con-
tracts constituted by the charters and the iran
cnises companies
Il J. furthermore stated that any such order
s4nder the circumstances. would be unconst!tu-
elel4al anG void and IN violation OF the provisions
Of rhe Constitution OF me United States prohlbit-
ans any state from ilnpalring the obligations OF
contracts Sucl 4 reduction. Is alleged, would
also violate United States Constitution in be-
ing oe nfscstion ol property without due process
CT Law" Regarding IlIs point the defence is set
Up thai faT Ire Public Service CcnInIs-
sion law plTpoIts authorize said commission 10
make any s1cl4 orders, lhe said l4~ Is Gnconsti-
1uuoI@l and sOla-
The ans en- - [o.4oNs-
Any reduction Of fares Charged by any
SenoaEt "olio er1-1t sleA i red4ctIon N he re
cs-ps q s1c ueter1alIt 70 render al the ironts
OF suca defendant iess t4aa le PC cent year
coTIrnission n-s 10 Jurisdiction CT authority to
maze ans reIGcllo1 ~ sle1 raIvs OF fare
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- W; I'D 20 90
-e.50 7.50. $50. $50. $50; 10 90 II ~
40. $50. ESQ. $50. $50. ll.5o ?. M sun
days, $50. $50. 9.5o :o.5o: II 20 a "a "a :
u 20. $50. $50. $50. $50. 5-5o $50. s-oo'
$50 10 20. I1.50 p. m. ~ n,
Lv LIBERTY sT.:-I. 30. $40. 100. s. so, -
$40. 500, 1000. II 90 ~ i-so oo a 4 no 10 h-oa'
SUNDAYS 1.3o SEQ. 600 1000. II 90 a "a. 2,
IL 90 noon. 100. 200. 800. 400: 800 %, o,Ve
700. 500 900 80 p M i - T.1o.rSr n1o.sSs5
FOR BALT1M ORE AND " WAShtoNs'g = n m. n.
Lv w a3D ST :-750. 9.5o ll.so l. H.
$50 $50. $50 $50 p. m. daily 90
~ ITBERTY ST :-1-3o. SEQ. 1000 A. n.
1e 90 noon. 90 100. 600. 100 p m da15y; Ut 7,
For ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- w ~ ~
st.:-s-so a. NJ d23o sats. %, oI,S31 ~ N. S-'
TJRERTY ST. 10 90 a m. uW
asts. onIy), !. 40 p. m. Sundays. leVo u H'''
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAX, ~ KSs- t.s..
Lv W. 2sL ST % so a n N ao 's519 sape oniy1
only. 20. so 80 20 so 90 aae y M
IN. LIBERTY ST - 90. iO-"2 "a a - IN
Il 90 Sats only), 80 $40. 4 10, 2Vo too'
sqts only p. m. sundays. $50. lo.Vo d. '''-'
Time tables msy be obtained az 1oiIo"IIas sIas
Offices: Liberty 81 west 2Sd St Iel ,ss9
Cheiseal Astor House. 245. 80. I9s+s I3gS
1854 Broadway, fs2 Fifth A., si-a -sL ~ "
AZ y T;niSn Sq1arc West, 2Tes Third g.; g.;
IG5 west I25tn s.. 245 Columbus A.. 80
York: ! Court St, 343. 344 Fulton s.s; -;,,,sv
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn 5sV % % calls
Williamsburg New York Iranslei -, -
for and checks baggage to aestlnS IoI1,r
v,ceHPfss re- Ss,cieh 8 Cen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

81 Michaes, March 1c-Napolltan Prince 'Bo. Naples
Bristol March l6--Chicaeo city tBg,. New Tora
March 10 M BerIuGdan tSrJ. New Nori
Malta March lt-St Dunstan tBiJ- New York for Hong
kous. Shanghai, etc
GIbraltu., March 10. . m-konIz Albert Ger. New
santos March 1..-Castil4an tHri. York
Bouosue, MaIca Ia. 10 p m-i;yndaH 'DutchJ, New
I)uriIE. March lS-Breiz Hud ar New Yorh-
htu1.ton. Jam. March I1-DToya tBrb ttrum New York;
Colon Bartados. etc, and southampton. lith, Iagrs
Hr7n,ea' March s. 1 "a Rhein ,Ger. New Yorh anu
s., VineenI { \ March I--Fule de Rouen Err tfrom
TorJ. Hakodate.
Rotterdam, March l4-ljeutschlana tG.r 5ank1,
York. Estuua RUSS. New. York.
cherbourg. March ~ &. m-at Louis. New YorL.
Liverpool March Il armenian f}T New York
shields March 14-Drunilsurig trs New Yar'; PhoeDus
PASSED.
Gibraltar. lsuria 10Y
New YorF. i+th Laura tAast,. Trieste tor New York
Roma t'r Naples for New York.
Michacla. March l6--tTetic BIZ Genoa ans Naples
for New York. Lusi@ua Itab. Genoa and Naples
sciIly. 15-KroouIand. Dover
Antwerp
Cape spartel March Inveresk oRrl. New York for
Singapore. Manila
ssls q Wight March l5--Janea tBrl. New YORK for
Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRsNSSACIFIC MAILS

Fascination aro steamer Close New York
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
nine Islands Franclsco)-Nan-
MAJ H. "ON = III
Australia except Vest. New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
= e1Moana 1OiSS Ma %. 500 N
japan pan es++1eTarSo Mar g. SOC N
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China and Phllp-
non non AiaT1 500 n
s.6 rsncisooIInited states ransporAp. l. 900
New Zealand Australia texcepf Nesi)
ss- ancjsco1in1ersc netstaIs Inv s. 500 n
Corea. China and Phllippin= lsanos
Vancouver and Victoria. = C)-
Empress OF China apr o oU p 10
~ cisco,na+ir6ss 1l1 Apr IL 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Dover Hsrea .s ,3O . K.,.oiaaa. New Tor. for
4utWe-p-
Hamburg March il. p u--AmarIka Cen. New York
ia Plymouth ard Cner3amg. otess~el t6ii. New
York
Kingston ct"
N-a,,ehesler Aiarsr I5-Tereree sErb. New YORK
stang March I2ILdEa,yad tsT. New York or Hong
isug SEap@asl et"-
,-rrstisSs4nd. March n. m-t-nited States dam.
Sew York for rcrt af.-ef0.
GLASGOW. March lJ-l 'aiedotiA tEfr). Aew York Wa
&oElHs.
A3esa-s Asarrb Tl-TA.laRTa ,TI New York yia Cran.
Barcelona t.arca i2f1asstopea tNort. New York.
SreftT k1srcl. I1- Brilliant Ger. New York
t4s,-re March lz-Cyrus tBFt. New York
Nants,ideo March l5-VeiasQuez (Br). New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
St. Patrick S Dav-

St. Patrick S Day
Introduces cur Irish homespuns,
straight from the ''old sod
Spring weight-much heavier than
I. S. homespuns.
Three shades: $50 a suit.
Over a hundred other patterns Of
Spring mixture suits ready now, be
side Spring overcoats and midSum
mer outing suits.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S S12 1860
Warren ST. 18TH ST. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

So. 900 Buy l=-ruJm house. including
furniture. M 20 aat,, with al Improve
utuLs aua two ar..- "f land location.
-tHluforG Conn. 80 minutes from The
stamford urppt. elegant lawn. etc. free
and yl-af ol ali eu. Jut hraHc-s. iu, ,esci.,,lt.
this opportunity photos, etc. ut auI ut1C-.
NrDuIaiI-O iggius Co.. - HroIdWGy
500 uup BUYS l0o-acrc farul- 1C-roum
house. location close 10 Hempatcad. l.. J..
tuis fine piece. of property can be cut into
lots etc. 5000 per acre "a gentleman s.
residence. this is aH orpQrtuu!U -cldG1
offered Fun particulars Mcdonald Wis
Gins Co. @5T BrUadWay
GROCERY. located in busy town eu the
Hudson. doing Sl.51sD monthly business,
price s. aoo, viii inventory this amount.
hest bargain ever offered. Mcdonald
Virgins Co., &57 Broadway.