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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
NIANTI0s NEW HOME.
They Have Leased "a Building on
Jersey Avenue.

Last evening the Mantle wheelmen held a
special meeting at the clubhouse. on Third
street, which drew a large attendance. The
members heard the report of the House Com
mittee and decided to lease the building at
the corner of Jersey avenue and Third street
for a clubhouse. This will be done at once
and work will have begun in order that every-
thing Will be in readiness for OCCUPANCY by
the first of October. The full Arrangements
completed, and the cyclers will have a big
day. The greatest interest is ATTACHED to
the game Of ball, which will be played be-
tween the Ladues and Stonehorns. This has
been the talk at the club room for more than
three weeks Both Captains have selected the
pest players possible for their mines, and the
battle with the stick will be for blood. and
many wagers have been made on the re-
suit. The teams seem evenly matched. and
It Will be close, no matter which team wins
II The players will rlas
Dolan, e.; Charles Stonehorn, D.; Charles
Drum, ID; William Murray, %; William Pat
nedy, IT,; George Maersdorf, Of: John No
Garthy, RI; Ladues-William Ladue. D.: n r
Robson, 1b.; w. Whalen, 3D.: George Don
aldson, 3b.; Thomas Cummings. IS. Nilliam
Duggan, H.; Andy. Wright, CT; Edward Cabili
ri. The start from the club room will H.
made at 8 M, and it is expected tba NJ
antics will. turn out their full number of rid
efs a regular meeting of the club will he
held Monday night. The club will have a
reception one Wednesday next at Pohlrnanpss
favliion, which will be one of the LEADING
wheei events of the season. Now that the
bowling season is at hand the Niantics orc
becoming interested in the sport and WI, =
a record. ~ oeeoinpiish
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
CAN'T GET THEM OUT.
Hudson City Improvements Assocsa-
lions Members epstAttend Meetings

The Hudson City Improvement Asso-
citation Is having q hard time getting
enough OF its members together to hold
a meeting. Since the beginning Of tha
summer season the largest number which
mas ever been out was thirteen. 1t only
taxes seven to make a quorum, but not
over SIX put In an appearance last night,
so there was no meeting. Secretary Craft
told a reporter for 1.-THE jersey civ
News last night that there was business
enough on hand to keep a meeting going
a week. Continuing, he said
This association has a~ccomprshea
many improvements in the old Fourth
District. but there are stin a number Of
other improvements to be made but
ualH TINS association stirs up the city
officials nothing will ever be done. / don't
Know what to do to get them oirt
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
III
LEAGUE ORGANIZED
The Amateur Bowling As
soCiation Formed Last
Night With Eight
Clubs.
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
Mantle Wheelmen Will Have a
New Home - Waller Roome
Won His Heat at Man
haitian Beach.

The Amateur Bowling Association was
launched upon another season last night
at a meeting held for the purpose at the
Bayonne. There were represented by
delegates all the clubs that were members
last year, seven in number. These were.
New Jersey Athletic Club, Bayonne Row
ing Association and Newark Bay Boat
Club of Bayonne, Palma Club and Jersey
City Club of this city, and Elizabeth Ath-
Gu of Hackensack. The Secretary read
off the applications of the Catholic Club
and New Jersey Bowling Club. of this
city. who desired to be admitted to mem
bership. Considerable discussion arose
over increasing the number of clubs, but
the majority favored making it eight, the
original number and this rule was car
RED. The admission of the Catholic
Club and the New Jersey Bowling Club
was voted upon, and as there was only
one vacancy, the Catholic Club had the
most votes and was declared elected. The
Jersey City expressed its opposition to
the addition of new clubs, and when the
delegate, Mr.. Hogg, saw that he was in
the minority, he handed in the
of the Jersey City, which after some hes
itatlon was accepted. A motion was
made that the New Jersey Club be elect
ed TO the vacancy, which was unanimous
" carried, and the Amateur League viii
begin business with an eight club sched-
nle n the games VIII be more spirited
than ever. The adoption of a W bah
standard was freely discussed. but it was
decided to lay this over until the next
meeting. The season will open the first
week IN November. The officers that
Oritani Field Club. President; w. F. Lew
is, New Jersey Athletic Club, Secretary
and Treasurer. The schedule
WI report at the meeting early next
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
GARRETT A,HoBART IN PERIL.
spectatt to the Jersey C1tu Ne,rs

PATERSON, Sept. 10, 1Sss.LWhile tbe
Hon. G; A. Hobart was crossing Market
street, leaving his Office at noon yegter-
day. an employe Of the Edison Electric
works mad let down a large arc light to
pit in new carbons. The light came down
50 quickly that Mr. Hobart went against
It and was struck with much force across
the forehead His sderby-Was knocked to
the ground and broken, and there was =
.ted mark, w~heEeEthe lamp struck him.
pickelSuR hs3hat and hurried away
toward the Erie depot while q number
OF citizens ran toward him to see 1.-The
was badly injured. Later he workmar,
was looking for the candidate to apollo
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
Wheeling Notes.

me catholic Club Cyclers will have a cl,,b
run tomorrow to Tottenville.
CLIO Wheelmen will ride to New Dorn -
A. NJ. at nine
Castle Point Cyelers will have a ol,,h rn,,
to West Orange tomorrow. Ni
observer ,Cyclers will start early tou,orrar-
on an all day run out in the country.
Hudson County Wheelmen will ride ~ c,+
tenberg< tomorrow morning to wafeb tba 49,
al WORK IN practice on the race Track for A.
day. heA sun
At the Shore House, Bergen Point. last
night. Proprletor Barnes presented TO tho C1io
Wheelmen a handsome silk banner for n9akine
a neat appearance in the bicycle parade held
on the Boulevard q few weeks ago. After tba
presentation a Jolli1catiosl was held.
The Clio sWheelmen will attend the narfor,,-
ance at the Herald Square Theatre. The nrize
which they Won in the recent lantern narade
in New York, a handsome silver puncb howl
viii be presented to them by the New yorl,
Journal" IN"
The 1roquois Wheelmen of the Heights nro-
pose holding a ten mile handicap road race
on the Boulevard on or about Neyemher i
The race viii be open to Hudson counfy rfdars
residing in the district bounded on the south
by Newark avenue and on the north Nv +ba
Paterson Plank Road. No entry fee viii be
charged. Handsome prizes are offered in
GLIDING three silver cups TO go to first and
second place first time winners. Many other
valuable prizes are on the list. Entries NAV
ne sent TO. R. May, No. % Park Row. New
York; or George Alters, No. 30S Central avenue.
Heights. /.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
Roome won His Heat.

A feature in connecson with the preliminary
heats IN yesterdays race meet of the Quill
Club Wheelmen, which was held at Manhattan
Beach. was the five mile race for the Metro
politan championship and the 5000 silver c,ln
Of the American Wheelman. This was pre-
sented last year for the first time and was
won by Walter G. Roome of this city. He
competed for the prizes yesterday. as did all
the cracks. In this vicinity. Roome qualified
for the final heat by winning first place in the
afternoon The place winners yesterday were:
First heat won by Ray Dawson, N. u. A. G.:
lLsrR. Jefferson. New York, second: Al. q.
Green, New York, fhiSd; w. H. Hicks, Jr..
Brooklyn, fourth. Time Q minutes. 20 Is
seconds. Second heat won BY Waiter Hpone,
BIT. AHens1sfookiy third: VIZ oweaaa
Brooklyn. fourth. Time. 2 minutes zlssscondsJ
Third heat won by J. Harrison, New York.
w. A. Barbeau. New York, second: c. NJ.
Ertz. New York. third; J H.. Lake, Port
Richmond fourth. Time, 2 minutes 20 sec
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
The Ketss, outing.

The annual outing and games OF the William
r. Kett Association will be held at Witzers
Point View Island, College Point. on Monday,
September 49, The committee have con-
eiuded all arrangements to make st a perfect
success. A special meeting will be held at
headquarters this evening at eight O'clock.
All members and those Wishing to participate
are requested to attend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
How Foolish

some people are to pay high prices for furniture. carpets. etc.
when they know Mullins & Sons sell them about SO per
cent. lower than all others. We are having an extraordinary
sale of bed room suits and you can purchase one for almost
nothing.
We have just received the largest consignment Of high
grade lumber, made into beautiful suits and if you hear of any
forest running dry Of lumber you can blame Mullins & Sons
for il.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-19
Race DAYS 6Fan meetins), 1896.

Coney Island Jockey Club. Sheepshead Bay. Au
gust 18th, and every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
to track gates Is cents. by Trolley from Jersey City
at Brooklyn Annex cnice. Brooklyn City ears from
Prospect Parks. Bath Beach, Coney Island. etc.
Special picnic cars on application. special through
Boat. leaving Jersey City III Excursion tickets, BY
Kings Co. Ed. s5th ST.. at Annex Once. Jersey Cit
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04
Wmufefirfcn I Stapanger.

Haa Spoiiben al 3omtirfen liaser
iont betienbt ben iaatalbte Wunfefirfe,
Der / iproums Sioer bar be tatbolife
Siiiopers private aapel. Wuutetirten
er antagelis bp99et paa famine Gio
lonl 9pwtlrter, / bet 12te g%larbunbrebe.
Sps9emateriaIet er @ruaiten meb 9ere,
Sinouer cs Suer al alRberiten. gu.
ernie uneer Saset og bet pitli9e 8lnou,
b%pprunoer Ilteret bar itaaet, er rigt
'or5ireoe | 2pou9rf. 5pruoen 8inbuet
mob SIt ct Der fun ct til, moo 8eit,
iaa Der far pGret ipariomt meb GUS.
Snpgangen til airten er 9iennem
a~cngs9aaro Sfotes Geftorbolig, Der
fgr bar uaret De fatboIife 8iifopers
GeIioens. af oeune Spsuins er bog
fun De sanle &i9loere meo Stebera
items SnOgangc fra sammel 5io; bet
ppri8e er al nDere 9atU. Suosunssu
til Slrtens ajGloer iprer liseleoes 9iens
mem HettorbUligen. Gen file &irfe bar
9jennem l1ngere Glo BUFFET G~tiitsarfis
bet p9 ienere aongssaaro Sfotes 9lrs
fip. gtu err Der imlolsrtio Saab ON,
at bette imutfe Miube fra 8pens Bel
m~a9tsba9e / Wiooelaloeren of btipe
gicn9iUet i'm uprinocliae etifielie.
Stortblnget bar nenlig iaor beuilset
ct Blorag til &irfenS Reitauratiou,
% Strbeloet paabe9pnotes allereoe for
en- 3 Tigers Gio iioen moer Sr. arfl>
tett GtbOfis 2eoelie. alt inouenoist
2r9pGrt % &altpuos er %fjernet.
iaa fun De np9ne Sasse itaar tilbase.
Mrrene ler ioiioe I'D ug er al gpot
Materiale. vi ben unberjorbtite Gang.
iom iiplge Sasnet ifal ipre fra Wsunfez
firten til 9pmfirteu, finoes Der life
Spos.
@rus % Splo sjeunemisses npias.
tig, men bIotil er fun iunoet npsle imau
Yen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04
Sramfrt8eS ScfoIfntng 90
AIncrifas.

s 5rontrige uftdgcr 6soIltrne3 Nnz
tai i en- foruroIigenos 8rao. 6or nogIe
2tdr IiDen pebtoges en- 2op, Der titItob
enbper Wooer mso fem gcrn en- Regicz
rings 9enIion, og M / ben ieuere Iib
bar en- 9rppoIttion opret dlporlig bliss
futeret i bet frantic 9gputerettamner
ON at fritngs for Stuttgr ale 5amilier
neo ftere sno ire 8prn og famIibia
at laage en- GrtraHdt pdu ale 5dmis
Tier mep minore eno ire Gftertommere.
De 6oreneoe Staters TiOIte Genius
oiIer, at tulrigs ggrnsflofte, Tom bar
ian bpppiss | gdmIe 0dge, ogIaa Der
/ 2anpet gaur at Mlobe, % at 5gOIlsrs
mes Qntal fOrbolosDis ~dftoger, omenb
life / iaa ftnrt Orub, ION 3iIfGIost sr
i JrantriGs. Grunost llbI9noigss
Snbpdrbring sr Dor 8efoItning durz
iigdars | Stigenbe, bpprimoo 5rants
riss er et 2nnp, iom life fan girre Reg
ming pua npe 3iIltuo fra Trsmmeo
Gilbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04
On 09aaris Deteran.
Sar oeltaget i tire Grige. - 8aar
lit 10O0e Tar.-Silberer G. A. Il.

On arperbis Gliding. 8iaiam Sara
bling, Der iibitleben Gpril Maaneb
ipfote fine 80 Gar, bleu | 2sroass uns
Der en- 3ispeniatiun al Minneiota
Dept, G. A.. r., tnbmGuitret | Mc8uue
GUit / @aieca, Minn., iom Meblem al
9tepublifens Gtprarme.
3etie blsp sjort, forat samle Sarbtns
iom Meblem al Mcaune Tolt funbe
bipaane bet rationale 2eirmbbe / benne
u9e. Sans Selbreo er enbnu nogens
lunoe scb, % uaatet ban er npset tunss
bsrt cg BERTH iuas paa Spnet, iaa er
ban tifItrRtfelig ~lipsfrilf til meo Sors
ngielie at tunne oeltase | baabe 4arabe
os S~poisnins unber 2eirietlisbeberne
! ct. Taul. Saroing bill os'aa fomme
nnoer oirefte &ommanbo al Gtatss
oepartementet, bOis SHicerer meset sus
Ifer at ie bans Naroerelie iom Selten
ira tire arise % iom ben elbite nuue.
renoe g.. A. R.-Manb.
8ifliam Snrbins foote's / Gait Srss
lep, Gnslanb / 9lpril 1897. 9a ban
bar 20 Gar sammel. b~uerpeoe ban fig
iito | ben en9elffe Scr, men tjente fun
Ell fort Sio ipm GpIbat / Gnslaub.
Geb 25sgars 9loeren brpa ban til
anerifa % nebiatte Zig paa en- Sarm /
Guebec, bpUr ban fprblep i TO Gar, %
Fptteoe oerpaa tit 3bree Gipsrs / Gas
naoa. Gre Gar ienere reilte ban I'll
Ga Hlatta os ii 9tar oereiter ii 1897
til Wtiltpaufee, buor ban boeoe / fem
aor. 9erpaa tos ban @eien s%itpper
os fog fig neo / Burlington, 8t., bpor
ban furbleo i ii gar, % buorira ban
ilptteoe til Chicago.
Otter ct tiaari9t Spbolo i g6ica9o
tom ban til Spsco, @aicca Gouutp,
Ntinn. Ser bleo ban gift meo Mrs.
Gaplnp. Sort efter benoes 3so flpts
teoe ban til Ct. Marp, famine gountp,
us blep ienere gift meb Mtrs. &eiblius,
iom enonu leuer Os oil lebiage lin als
beritesne @ubbe til CT. Yaul. +
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04
Vationai SIo Settlers Vor.
cning.

guonu en- Gang pRre oct mig tils
laot at minbe ON Mgbet / Maoiipn,
&Sis., ben 16oe O9 17oe Sept. 1896.
ollie nprIte settlere. Der enten ION
Snoipote er 40 Iar gamle eaer iGnr
inbflpttebe bar boet her / 9anoet i 4O
Qor, err inobuot til Mooet.
aom oa ale. Tom paa nuscn Waaos
fan. 81 taaber at iaa ct ntercsiant
% bysselist Mpbe. Ct ipecislt 9rp.
gram pil bliue uoiprt.
Ser ifal ~iorieees orgduiieret en- "gtos
%tioual Oh gettlers 5Oreuius". San
fcm ba % rar meo uae. iom fan.
@lem life 3iOeu, l6Oe o. 17Oc ccpt,
1896. @lem teler life paa 5Orta mo
at melce Cher til aoniul Saae Stens.
Iano. Waptiou, @S.
Stuter, Soma. 29oe Plug. glna.
SIep gtcliuu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04

ianftc 6opbugt, uotn CT man toatns
finbs table 2onb ofInne, Tom par no.
last til 9plaetontsr. men Iaaoaunt
"8oomS" brinssr aItto EOetrggciie.
Gaaoant bar bet, Tom br1gtr 9dnil
1887, 1867 "a 1878 49, botIts uleidma
men bar pprrs enS panittn / 1893 -
% lddDaut piI aItio brtnge EbeIG99tlit
% lilpfte. !SpiB upaen tpiItr bsrom.
lab bam bare trnts pou fin egen cIer
i'm Habos 3uItano.
FOR bet dnnti, gsitsr bar ii9r badr'
be 8iesr, forbi oi nuu tpnturrtre mel
6peocdplere pud ale 9eroens 8dntcb,
SnotiI iprnplig tiente 8eTten mango
9enee, paa famine Stb Tom Eitens
5armrre bleo ruinerst, 'orOi 5rrnbans'
fragttrns Ug GrGgterne opsr SnoIseru'
bar Iaa Iabe, at 9eiicns 5arucre tunoc
bring, fin Spsoe til Rttp gort omtrmt
1oa biIig, fom Garmsrne / WIi0tTtd'
ierne tunos bringe ben til fine Wtarts'
Der. m}en MI tuar 8eIienS Gdrmers
~IiacoocrTpr zen Gieuo&gicrntn9, at aus
ftraii,n, ben ArgentinIis Republtt og
Snoin fan ruu 2iberpopl rpften 'aa
binia, 1om be 5orentot StatEr fan
aiert bet. Spor bIiber Der ou al ben
merie Semm,ligbso an9aaenbe DC
bourli1s 3iber2 Oct 5attum, at ger'
BEN opler 10 eGler tire 0dugt mere 6pcDt
cno fgr, er moi til at fortlare be labs
qriier.
JpIt ubr I geftsn, iOm adler 9oms
ulb % 6oepc % Gpag, fri9cr uo, ION
be bar Re eneIte, her bar Iibt TAB, men
be bar for Irngs Ti0cn rcbuceret gGrs
bien at Eftn5 5urme til bet babe.
IiacIom Strnertieu, Der ct Funoet otO
SrbTstrre og / gldbuma, bar poeIa9t
BET eIiIiQc pcunINIbduid5 og gep Ser
ycDs ScruinouHri. TrOr npgtn, at
fri mDntning af SbIo btloe gicre bet
muIigt for 2ebigb8 Sernpareiabriter
at ltnne t]pnturrers rteo Glepelano
susr girminQbam2 6bts ale andre
SnouTirisr mad ooeroinoe Sonturrens
cen eQer blibe ~operpunons af ben, Iaa
ION life Surmcren / 8eTten % 9lans
tadeeieren / Spbrn better bdabe at unbs
qdd benns 2op.
Tor BET anbet bible bet 21gemiooel,
Tpm bIeb unbsFalet af 0~emotruterne /
GbicQ9o - fri Selombntning - bare
gisrs pnbt bGrre.
Sbilten llIDtte en- 5~orcnoring | Penz
qcorIenet biIOe frembringe, ian man
Nipnnc af bpab uIptte alereoe er fleet
Deb, boao Der bIep Iagt / Gbica8p. III
5orrstning | 2anbet bar 10 Timpeltben
itunict bare at bet. Oct eneIte ReIulz
tat at Selbmnntntng olloe blloe, at
bet bare blep barre at lame Penge.
S>pitaliiterns / europa er btoIige paa
at bile luane ND genge; men pda FAM
me 2ib Iom be qierne bill lame Solt /
bette 2anb en- 3pnbs Cub, Iau bill be
ogIaa baoe Sttterbeo for, at be lite
Fdar igien en- 2snbe SBlp eIer 8lp.
Sbao 8eIten % Spoen tr9nger, er
life ftre genge | 2anoet, men adpital.
Sua megn ubrugt &apital bar Der al
brig bGret iamlet | europa iom nu.
Be TRANCE 5rebstioer bar binoret auz
pitaliiterne fra at iGtte fine genge |
Satspapirer, og be laaner bort Penge
for en- rent nominel Rente. Cab bare
5olt Fer | be 5oreneOe Stater piTe, at
man fan babe fulo 3tltro til Dem, og
be tan Da luare Yenge til en- lapere
Rrnte enb nogenIinoe for. glt, iom
bebepes, er bare ben 8isoom, Sendlpr
Cameron bite fig at beiiobe, Da ban
ertInreoe. at ban pilbe u~nOsrtsits Mcs
&inleb: Seq er en- SsIbmano, men
ieg er insen Sof."
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04

ida Frugtbare Tom Srantrig cg Stalitn;
bpao bill be life tltnne tdTte df fig naur
be bpries pud mposrne 8iS2
Ruslano oil fremfaloe en- Rcpolus
tim puu Snounriens % Q9erbrugsts
Omrddbe. libIiiaingen Tiihnii
Robeprpb eiper 9srben ct 5ingerpeg
ON, bbab Der bill tpmnle. 4
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04
Literary Note from the Century Co.

General Horace Porter's personal rec.
objections of Gen. Grant, which The
Century will publish beginning IN No
vember, are TO be called Campaigning
with Grant" General Porter first met
General Grant at Chattanooga; he soon
became attached to his staff. and was
with him constantly from that time until
the close OF General Grants first term as
President during which he was Grants
private secretary.
AT his first meeting with General
Grant General Porter was deeply inn
pressed with the genius and power Of the
great commander and he made a urac
tee OF jotting down impressions OF the
;monrtant events then crystallizing into
history with full notes Of his converse
rons with his chief. The result is a Sc
res of graphic pen pictures, which will
give the reader a close aad Intimate view
OF the great general.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04

At DEBORAH Institute. Prot, Ben Irons.
lin, in rapid number work, has lew equals
Day board, 81 IS a week.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-04

AaF ~ NIT n FOR DEF, msn snn,r a, s~
alohtaand siler Asho, som har brugt ..yEarssrs
: hite WINE OF Tar syrup"i do vii fortdiie DIG det err
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14
HARRIED.


DUCRow-BRECKW WuLDT-In this city, August
12. 1895. bv the Rev. Paul Brankes J. d. Duerow
and J. Breck woldi,
CKSTEIN-WILSON-In this city, August s,
bv the Rev. Dr.. Z. r. Ollie, Charles Eekstein Of
Visala, Cal, and Nellie Wilson OF Modesto
EHRENPFORT-CORN AHRESS-lH this city.
August IL, 1895, by the Rev. J. Fuendeltng, Al
bert r EhrenptoFs and Rebecca corRshrens-
Z1fINGER-GLASS-In this city. August 9,
1895. by the Rev. ]. Fusndeling, Lerentz EntZ-
minger and sophia Glass
FRIEDLA NDER-STANT this city, Az
gust 10 1895, hy the Rev, Father Doran, A. A.
t.riedisnder and Nora Stanton both OF san Fran
cisco.
HORNER-MEYERS-ln this city, August s,
1896, by the Rev DR.. f r. Ollie, John w. Hor-
neT of Oakland and Hattie NJ Meyers OF Fruit
vale, Cal
R0SS-ENGELBERT-In this city, August 9,
1895. by tue Rev, ]. FueBdeiihg. Hugh Ross ~
D, Of Tacoma. Wash, and Mrs kvs Engelbert
OF Sonoma Cal
ACkHART-MEYER-In Oakland, Cal,
August IL, 1895, ey the Rev. ]. Fuendeling,
Charles SchFackhart and Mrs Emma Meyer
SfOCK-RECTOR-In this city, August u, 1896,
BY the Rev. J. FHendeling. Reinhard Ludwig
STOCK Of San jose, CAL, and Mary Howard Rec
tor OF Ukiah, Cal.
WEBB-HoRToN-Ju 81. 1895, oliver Webb
o. Wilmington, Del, aud Eliza s Horton OF
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14

TRUSTEES SALE.
L In accOrdance with the, terms and under
the authority OF q certain deed of trust duly
executed by JOHN FOSTER. party of the
first part. TO HENRY G: CAMPBELL and
The u second part, and the SAN Fk1Scisco
SAVINGS UNION, party Of the third part, dated
County Recorder Of the CITY and County Of san
Francisco, State OF California In Iiber l466 OF
Deeds a. pages 2o2 and following; and On IN Pursu.
March. 1885, by he Board OF Directors OF said SAN
FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, corporation.
payment Of which the aforesaid deed Of trust was
executed, declaring that default had been made in
due under said note and deed OF trast and request
ing and directing said III ESRf Z. CAMPBELL and
IHADDEUs B. KENT, Trustees. 20 sell the real
estate described therein 10 sa.lsfy said indebted
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
B KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the 25Ih day Of Angus. A d. 1896, AZ
u O'CLOCK OF that day, and a. the auction sales
street, in the Ciry and County OF San Fran
cisco, State Of California, we will self at puo-
coin OF he United stases, all the piece or parcel
OF land situate in tDe City and County o. <an
Francisco, State OF California, described as follows,
TO wiz:
Commencing ~ point on the northeriy line Of
Hermann tformerly katel street. distant thereon
eigh y-seven feet six inches (S7 and 6-12 f.
eastefiy from the easteriy line Of Webster street.
and running thence easEery along SAID line Of
Hermann sEreer twenty-five (2sl feet, thence at
feet six inches (l57 and 6-l2 ftl, thence at
riSht angles westerly twenty-five t25l feet. and
thence al right angles southerly- one hundred and
thirry-seven feet SIX inches q 81 and 6-12 fl TO
the point OF commencement.
BEING porto OF Western Addition block num-
ber TWO hundred and nineSy-ene l2all, together
with the appurtenauces-
Terms OF sALg-Cash in gold coin Of the United
States; ten per cent payable TO toe undegs gned on
the fail OF The hammer; balance on delivery OF
deed: and II not 80 paid. unless for want OF title
(ten days being allowed for searchl then said ten
per cent 10 be forfeited and the sale 10 De void.
Acts OF sale al purchasers expense.
hESRf e. CAMPBELL. --.
THADDEUs b KENT. lruslseA
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14
THE DIVORCE RECORD.

Complaints flied:
Nellie E Heinsch against Herman W. Heinsch.
Osmn Comte against Emeiie Comte.
Louise Mitchell against ]. B Mitchell
Aargeretfa Isted against William listed.
Divorce granted:
Alice 4. Bethel from James u. Bethel. for
cruelty; By Judge SLACK. PIalntin resumes her
maiden name, Alice. Z. Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14
MARRIAGES DEATHS

TBIrth marriage and death notices sent BY mail
will NOT be in ,erted- They mus be handed in az
either Of the publication offices and be indorssd
with the name and residence Of parsons alsh0liEsl
to nave the same published
BORN.
CHANNTNG-In this city, August Is, 1895, to the
wife OF Frank Claiming . son
HERoLD-In this city, July 81. 1894 TO the wife
OF Phil HeFoIds = son.
JoNEs-In this city. August Is, 1885, 10 the wife
of Fred l. Jones. daughter.
LICHTENSTEIN-In this city. August Is 1895,
20 the wife OF Isidore II. Lichl enstein. SON
MANN-August 9, 1896, 10 the wife OF Alexander
ann Jr SON REz1
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14
mcAvOf & CALLaCHE Err,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 ENBALMkRs,
20 Fifth ST., Opp. Lincoln school.
Telephone $3.50.
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

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elusive; location unexeelled Office Se7 NRrkes
sIreeE southeast corner OF SIKH.