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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28

The quality of the food
you eat is as important as
the kind of books you read,
as the sources Of your amuse-
ments, as the training of
your children and all that
pertains to better living.
Quality is the essential
element in everything we
buy.
SPECIAL SAVING SALE.
Monday-T Wednesday
Tea 1b 35c
Family mixed (green and black)
New Blend (English)
Ningchow Congon (BreakfasD
Baskei fired Japan (uncOlored)
Japan Young Hyson (green)
all regularly SOC lbs 81
Excelsior baking powder
lb 3oc
regularly 45c 5 ID tin 81 25
These prices induce trials; trials
prove superiority; superiority
holds trade; trade makes money.
Boui1lon capsules
10 in box 25c
regularly 30c
Beef tea in convenient form for
travellers, picnics, sickrooms and
children.
Cocktails quarts 75c
regularly 81; our bottIing
Aged in glass, best ingredients,
fine as silk
six kinds.
Lentils 3 I-2 lbs for 2 &C
regularly 10c
New crop from Germany
Finnan haddies tin I5c
regularly zoe.
Smoked haddies don't keen in
warm weather; these in tins are
great success.
Buffalo Lithia water, price reduced,
both wholesale and retail.
We are agents for Everard's Canada
Malt Beer and old English Alf and ALI.
Catalogue with illustrations.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
TWO MISSION COTTACEs

southeast line Of Arlington street, Alb feet south
west OF Roanoke, 379 and 3Sl Arlington street
Two preets bay-window cottages of rooms and
oath; IN nne. condition.. but one minutes walk
1rom san Francisco and san .MRteo electric road. |.
rents $40 each; Will be sold singly; lots 25x95
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
BADEN CORNER LOT.

Near Baden station, on the S. p. r. R., and on
the main county road, San Francisco and San
Jose; also within few feet Of the electrio-road
This is a large and choice triangular business
corneri would pay TO build roadhopse on it;
travel is very large passing same; examine #;
must be sold; corner triangular lot, 142x162xS9.
feet,
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
RICHMOND CORNEu

tieth avenue. "o~
large hne business corner with small building
containing store and rooms; Sutro Electric and
CaorDia-street cars; large corner lot, 29x12O feet
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
MIssIUN HEIGHfs-CorrAGE

HAASoAVN hEIO EIOHIS-COTTAGE
West line mo. 164) Of Clara avenue l69 feat
north'ot Eighteenth street, near Douglass
Pretty cottage of 3 rooms and bath: street
severed, graded and macadamized; cement waIS
ana iron fencing; Eghteenth-stre eIectrio-carat
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]

North line of Twenty-second street. 1929 feet
east of Sanchez; Mission and Twenty-fourth sreas
electric; large building lot, 50:11x114.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28

FELL ST.-IMP OWED PROPERTY.
North line lNos 40s and 4Os1s)y Of Fell street
Improvements-2 fats Of and rooms and
oath; also on Linden avenue, front, { flats of 3
rooms each; ull income $50: Fell street ard SaIS
6ltumlnized; Linden avenue IN basalt block
Hay street caole; large lot 25xl20 feet through
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
BUSINESS PROPER FIFTH AMI

SSoutnWes9 corner OF t1fth and Shipley streets
front building on Fifth street. store and 8 rooms
rear building on Shipley street. French atst fuIi
rens 500 streets in bituminous rock and cament
walk on Filth streets F1ft street car and Marx
street line; corner lot, 25x75
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makes no difference In Its completeness as put
ting forth of the will of the State.
Viewed in this way the peculiarties OF fedora
ton do not seem so difficult to explain as they do
when an attempt is made. as by DR.. Willoughpy
to account for them grounds laid out by great
lawyers Of the Old World, with whom the visible
unity Of the sovereign In the person OF living
human being was no very remote tradition. Dr.
Willoughby justly crticses Austns theory OF
sovereignty in England as defective because IL
puts the body of electors above Parliament. when
IL is well known that an act OF Parliament would
be law even II all the electors In the kingdom
disapproved Of j.. But Austlns mistake simply
shows the faulty of attributng the qualities or
matter to an abstraction. The historical result of
political evolution in both England and the
United States has been to show that the contriv-
ances for embodyng and making use of sover-
eighty can he multiplied indefinitely without
weakening or dissipatng the general will Prac-
tically the Anglo-SaXon world has freed itself en-
tirey from notions that were In their time part OF
realism as taught by medieval scholastics. But
the philosophers still hampered by the ancient
error II they Will get away from 1t. If they Will
study the American Union. Just 1t Is. with all
its seeming confusion Of authority and with its
practically indissoluble unity. they can lay the
basis for n science in which even mathematics
might have a share. that is a science in the most
accurate sense of the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
RrILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana alterations
fled yesterday:
New buildings at the main Office
Murr4f-st No b for six story brick store
and lofts. by Henry Tinker u No ~ East soo ooo
57h- st. s-5""
7Oth-st f. $50 II W ~ Amsterdam-ave. for
three story brick flats. by William Bradley, o.. 40
Of No $50 West 4Sth-s owner. .........-...... """
Alterations. at the main Office
Iexington-ave. Nos - -5s. by Mary VI Bensel. or
half-story brick and office building. soD
Shave. Nos 800 945. by Andrew Testers sons.
Of No 3i1 West 56h-st. owners. 70 q six story -,
brick and store' offices and studios. LUZ
1872 West 55th-st owner. Siemund Rosenbaum' 80.
lessee. a story brick stores and lofts. 2@oD
33d-st. No II East. by J Aston. owner Eliza
Rolings, lessee. hVestory brick and frame -
Leonard a. Nos CO ~. by Henry Livingston and
another owners to two five story brick and go,
-. lpp
Soth-st. No 30l West. by estate Of Felix Donnely.
II No 300 West 2sth-st. owner. To four story -
brick tenement. ..--......... 30
ath-ave No 557. by Joseph NJ Ledwith. Of No ABB
ath-ave owner. Mcguire. lessee. to five
story brick hotel and tenement. ............... IL
New buildings Uptown Branch
Crotona a W :. 20 n $ ~ Lebanon 81. Tor
two-story frame dwelling. by Pasquale u AURA.
II Iefes and 1sOhst. owner 5000
Batheate- ave 2O2 II : Of 1921 ~. for two
story frame stable and carriage house by Mary
J o Bren. OF No 2.2s3 Bathgate-ave owner. 1000
Cog,ns Lane = - II 81 Riverfale-aNe for
tw. three story frame enemenis. by Elizabeth $500
Elizabeth-st. = 1873 n Of Elliot St FOR
two ard half story frame dwelling 10y Mary
Butler. Of White Plains ave- owenr. .......... 32'o
Alferafions
St Mary's Park 1881 l49th SITS East. by De
partment Of Public Parks. alterations 70 a two
story public building .................... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At the Broadway Real Estate Salesrom yes.e'
dav p A. Smyth sold in foreclosure No. 4S3 Cen
trol Park West Ive-story brick and stone fiat
house. lot 32xlOO. to the plaintiff Henry j. Braker'
for 1880
b. l.. Kennedy sold in foreclosure NO. fs west
Broadway two and one story frame front ana rear
tenements lot l5x5O, TO the plaintifs. o. H. Rose
and others. for $500. There was due on ihcum-
brances seii3 The property sold in june 1893,
for $4,000.
At private contract Slawson & Hobbs sold FOR
Furman V Gaines to Charles Oppenho liner the
three-story brOwnstone dwelling No. 81 West
Eighty fourth-st., lSx52x extension XoZZ' lor s-'"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bergen. Louis and wife 70 Jennie e Heller G.
146th-st. 40 I OF Wisave. years. .
Carroll. Annie +. to Auguste j Paris. : Crestoh-
ave 27s.7 II 5 Of Donnybrook-st. ! year.
Clarke, Walter J, to Jacob Schwarz n lZoth-s'' ,
100 IT Of Columbus-ave. = years. ............
Same same, l2Gth-st, 10 II OF 20
lumhuS-aNe > years.
Dreyer. Margaretha. and Henry, to Frank
Houghton. l3ith-st 4Gl.I II e OF cypress
Farley John r and wife Marguerite Dyett.
No - West 34th-st. year. ..........
Hitler Charles. and wife to James Corsa lot "a.
map Van Nest Park. years. .................
Hickok Geraldine II. to Clifford Goodwin. tTus-
tee No 43 East 59th-st. years. ...............
Hegelein. John c, and wife to Isaac Danenberg;
Wadsworth-avc. Kingsbridse Road, lslst and ~
1924 SITS. block year..............-... z.
Same to Isaac Cntermeyer same property. year i
Hennessy, William. and wife to William VI Kings
land Amsterdam-ave 25.ll IT n Of lOoth- 90
Same to Same, trustee Of Daniel Kingsland.
corner Amsterdam-ave and lO6th-st > .
years .-......... ="
Jerardi. Pietro A. and wife to Annie l. Horn. Nos
2s AMI 80 Grand-st and No % Thompson-st. .
years. mortgages. ~
Krulcwitch. Lewis. and wife to Alexander T Wat
li5th-st, 80 II Q Of 2d-ave, l year.
Keller Ida W. 70 Charles 4 Rosenthal. 18th
81. 1855 It Of 5th-ave Wakefield. year. -.
Lung Robert and wife to Marie Keller. 18th
81. 10 II W OF Brown Place. year.....:.::... ]
M0Onan. John. Union Trust Company OF New
York. No 800 800 West 1lth-st. . years..... -
Meyer. Daniel. and Peter. to Gardner Pattson. all
title. etc to coal pockets Of Meyer Bros. AZ
lO1th-st and East River. etc, leasehold. notes.
Magee Frances H. Charles q Brooks. S SteD-
b!ns-ave 1854 n Of lG.th st. > years........
Prayer. William. 10 Mary Cahil, : slst-st, IDS n
OF Avenue a. ! year. ........................ q
Same to Mary f Ryan. slst-st. o. It NJ
Avenue A. year. ..'.''..''''''''''
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JuetInftton.

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For prospectus apply to y. \. BARLOW, Jr, Educaoia'
Director 4th-ave. and 23d-st. New-Yofk.
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Mem publications.
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This number full Of important and attractive articles:
THE STORY or UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
an account Of his marvellous book by CHARLES
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THE AWAKENING OF THE NEGRO,
by HOOKER r WASHINGTON.
THE COUNTRY or THE POINTED FRS,
another nsiallment q this exquisite serial. by
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ATHENAISE dID,
story Of Creole life, by KATE CHOPIN.
THE PROBLEM OF THE WEST,
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THE ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT.
an historical account Of "quadrennia trial"
by JOHN b. MINISTER. the historian.
THE SPIRIT or Az ILLINOIS TOWN,
Part H.. by Mrs CATHERwOOD.
A DAYS DRIVE ~ THREE STATES,
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OUT OF THE STREET,
japanese Folk Songs, by LAFCAD1O HEARN.
THE OLD THINGS,
three chapters Of Mr.. JAMEs's notable Serial
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ConMtrn Troperln for Sale.


GENTI.EMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT ~ ~ acres on
~ high ground; house 10 rooms. IN compete order, h9t
air furnace cupo.a top commanding fine View Of sur
rounding Tor many miles, buildings al large and
ary new. excellent land fruit and shade VIII sell
farm farming Implements wagons carriages,
crops. together desired miles from Somerve.
good road For particulars call address WILLIAM
L. TtNIS. L. S Express Building. Somervile. ~ j.
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Lam Schools.

1nsrntlion.
~o~~~.,~~Nr.ooo~N~~r~>o~>
For Young Ladies.-City
\ N sea &C. at e F6 Are & Y and Ess; ofaas
Good p sons for Graduates Terms rcas6nabi; Emily
NJ C5s Prin.
AS2 RE sGG2G Eo FnP,F s,r,ox
REV DR. ana Mrs. CHAs H. GARDNER. Principals.
NoLLEGIATE INSTITUTE or Or. J. SACHS
- School FOR GlRI>.--
l16 WEST 18Th ST.
REOPENs MONDAY. SEPT os. 1896.
COMPLETE ORGANIZATION FROM PRIMARY TO
ACADEMIC CLASSES
Unlimited NUMBER OF NEW PUPILS ADMITTED
TO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsONs
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
49, 81 and "a East 9th Street
MRS LESLIE MoHGANs BoARDING AND DAY
vi School FOR Girls 70 West seth St. New York CITY
psratorS Mis- Catherine Akens Concentrated
Iersationai French and GerTsn thaperonags
for special ttueen,s
MIS- CROKER p-,-..-,. a.. o,,,rc., ,,o,.
CLASSES ,or little boys ocISoer 7ih 52i Street
Miss JAUpoN's SCHOOL FOR Girls. a4s Madison
kindergarten. Boarding pupils
y l4S MADISON ANENl l..
Primary Glasses. including preparation
College. VIII reopen October lst.
Address by letter until september 10
y Mr. and Miss Cady's School for Girls on the most
beautiful in the CITY u Films Apply cary
NEW YORK. New-York. 2oss FIRM Avenue.
y CLASSICAL. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Reopens oct
lst Primary advanced work Certificate accepted by
smith. Vassar ana Wellesley Resident pupils
EDITH H. GREGORY. ELIZABETH J.. GETTY Prints
rNwENTY FIFTH YEAR . ...,,,.,.. .l,,oo.,
NETWORK CITY. 80 WEST 47TH ST
Mrs SARAH Il EMERSON. Principal Primary and
Advanced Classes Preparation ior all Colleges A few
residence House open after Sept a.
- nos G47 & Gl9 MADISON AVENUE
NEW YORK CITY.
Primary lnc kinder garien), intermediate. academic
and college preparatory departments. Special 2year
course for graduates Of grammar schools
,I,HE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
| RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5,h and s6h streets New-York.
V,HE vELTIN SCHOOL
l. SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND 1852 WEST 74TH ST
reopens Oct; 9Th COLLEGE PREPARATION.
WAN NORMAN INST 27s. $50 2s2 WEST 7isTsT.
man Prin. Mrs. j. /. Matthews. Nice-Prin
Ole WEST ssTU STREET-Engsh and German
CIO Home School, conducted by Lucy C. Allen. Ger
man taught by and sound method with phenome-
rssus German Summer School Wilton near Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

Brooklyn.
NULL COLLEGE COURSE IN CHEMISTRY
II An Article entitled Chemistry General Educa-
ton" special O New Practical
Chemistry and Catalogue OF Polytechnic
a College 1890 Application the
Chemical Department Of the Polytechnic Institute 95 Ly
ngston St. Brooklyn. " !.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

e7th-st. No 81. East; Sylvester Hill and wife to :
lst t,s' Nos iI35 and 37; Elite Baldwin to
e7ih-si, No 81 East q part william Hin. by =,
same properly: Carrie I'M to same "a part H.
sths W %aS refcr ee to %naS l. a.
i3Gth-s. No 7ls East. John NJ Linck and "ne
lsG S VARS No ~ East; same to e........
l.IGth-st No IA East; same 10 same 80;
l36th-st. No 40 East. same to otto SeVecNe ana
issth.st. no 7i6 East: same to Robert Lunz and
Washington s. so II n Of lot g. being
l aG 2i M Nj Ss map 5 George
,a Wfs 4sl # Of rrniyave. being No
90G Fast l34th-st. Frank Houghon and wife
rrn Nstsa' No ois: Annie Dalton to Don
c- nssan ave 27so # Of Donnybrook St.
4Ox75: Auguste J Paris and wife to Anne Il g
~, "i s9S man OF section 4. vyse estate; Nellie
i2th'st. 3. 255 It W OF Avenue c. 25xlos: Der
nard Bucheberger and wife to Joseph Ger
1s ds"y is, II rom shave 2oxiI4, Wake
vernon Fa S;' ena @is Kos RosenIha Wife to Ida
i@ Of A l2E oiix2i s @a2e Marian von
St N %ars Place 'e " M e, Margaret ccnan to
ra S%xSs' G,'i No %; Daniel ccey vie
west t lin st. Nos 6; 5G7 and s6o three quarter
Allen ST. No 81. Francis Frey, jr Il al to
William Prayer and another. -.
l6th-st. n s. 1895 II Q OF Avenue b. 23X'2, Moses
Kugelmann Magdaena Erzer, executriX etc.
i26th-st n s. 100 II Q OF Columbus or Convent M
ave. 5Ox99 Jacob Schwarz to Walter Clarke 49,
2d-ave. . s. al II Of 27th-st. 2isxlOO John
j ROnner To- Whemina Ronner, l-3 part
llth-st No 3G5 to 1863 West. u part: Franklin
Howell. as guardian. Of James Howell to ~
Slst-st : s. l23 II . Of Avenue A. 2OOXlO2.2; BAR
bara Schloerb to Mary Morris and another
Same property also Slst-st. 0s II OF Avenue
a. 25xlO22. Msry F. Ryan ct al to william -
Praeger -. 81. "
Thomas Rigney to Jennette Rowell. .......' o.
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CountrD Board.

.>~>~N~>NN>N>NN~NNNN NN>NNNN NNN~N>N~>~~>~>
"DERKSIIRE HILI.S"-OM Homestead Farm ,, ,sn,I
j pOntoosuc Lake main road from Lemon - 80
Jamestown. Boating bicycling Free conveyance 70 s'-
Write for cards Carrie X. Dow. Lanesbor"' n'ss
NRAND VIEW FA2M-Board during september a., AnJ
" October 81 so and IS per week; two most oeae.s
months tho country house has BATH and IL 9 90
elevation with nrst-cla-s table. Mrs J. H. IoLt.S
Southport Com. o New-Hs,sn Railroad. eon'saisss
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
THE STEVENS INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
RIVER STREET.
between 9TH 9Th Streets. HOBOKEN. y. j..
REOoENS SEPT. 18TH 1896
Examinations for admission the l4h and 18th o
september.
Full courses Of studies preparatory TO Colleges an
Schools Of Science. Law and Medicine.
The OF tuition for all classes $50 So
These terms include all the studies.
catalogues apply to the Principal OF Stevens School,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
Gonnirn properrp for Sale or 90 Get

observation-disclosures brick residence. steam heat
boiler; electric lisht IL rooms. bath, conserVa-
Try, Laundry large barn plot iVA-oo price low terms
easy Address OWNER Box {. Sparta Sussex Co.. y. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-29
TRUE FRIENDS OF THE SUFFERING
Money Raised for the Ice Mission,
Which Greatly Needs Help.

The Dispatch received on yesterday two
especially gratifying contributions to che
Ice Mission.
One was a dollar sent by an unknown
friend OF the mission, who. though Lot
caring TO have her name made public
feels a deep interest in the important
work Of this noble band of godly women,
and the other was a package containing
si.l5, this sum being he proceeds az a
fair given on Church Hill by little Misses
Carrie Robertson, Leila Valentine. Mag
gle Wood. Jennie Valentine. Jessie Weed,
Bessie Cisson and Eva Pentor.
This torrid weather is almost ulbearable
to people of good health, who breath what
fresh air there is and are able to refresh
themselves with cooling drinks on the
street, and to have ice-water and tea at
their homes. What must II be to the
poor. who are sick, shut up In hot garnet
rooms and have not cent 10 buy even
pound of ice to make the muddy water
that they have to drink cool? The self
sacrificing ladies of the mission are will
ing 10 endure the heat in order TO see
that the sick and poor are provided with
ice. If the people who are able will only
give them the moderate means necessary.
Surely, their appeal will not 20 unheeded?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-29
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF THAT NEW

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NEW
l. TWO-sToRY SEVEN ROOM FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1893 EAST BROAD
STREET CONTINUED, ADJOINlN
THE RESIDENCE OF JOHN ADAM.
ESQ, AND WITHIN HALF A BLOCK
OF CHIMBoRAZO PARK. THE LOT
GOOD DEPTH 10 THE NATIONAL
CEMETERY ROAD.-In execution OF a
certain deed OF trust from William A.
Chalkley and wife to the trustees OF
Home Building Company PerpetuaD,
dated July H. 1895, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court, in
Deed-Book 14s b page 1893. which was
given to secure the payment OF certain
sum OF money therein mentioned, default
part thereof, and being directed by the
Board OF Directors OF said Home Build
ing Company PsrpetuaD. we will proceed
TO sell, at public auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1895.
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. the aforementioned
REAL ESTATE. being the same con-
veyed by said deed and fully described
therein.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay cost OF
sale. all past-due taxes; also. a ratable
share of the taxes OF 1896. and the sum
OF siS. which is the amount now due on
said debt. and the balance. ut six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with
interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. Possibly more liberal terms may
be announced at hour OF sale.
n. ID. HARGRQNE,
FRANK T. SUTTON,
X. SELDOM TAYLOR,
~ q Trustees.