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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.
A LOT GIVEN AWAY.

We will give to the purchaser of every
4 lots in Sherman Park fifth lot. A
few choice lots left, 30x1OO feet; only
SO each: half cash; shady, settled neigh
Dorbood: title perfect; deed free, no lots
anywhere as near Washington as these at
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Grand Balloon Ascension by Prof. Rey-
nolds. Fancy Dancing by the Pupils of Miss
Augusta sprosser. lightning Drum Major
Percy Loud. Match Game of Baseball by the
Carpenters and Painter in the Morning.
Potomacs. holding the Times Pennant will
Play Match Game of Ba.eDlll in the Even
ing with the Nonparie's and other Amuse-
ments During the bay and Evening. Come
and see the Hydr"cycIe Race which will start
from Marshall Hall and end AZ River View.
AMI which viii be quite feature. L. q. Conn
Drum Corps will parade to the wharf and play
on the grounds. During the day the committee
will neither spare time nor money to see to the
com ort and enjoyment of all who will attend.
Boats leave wharf at 1000 a. H., and 5:I5 p.
m. sept;.It
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CECELIA,s ACApE,

ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY,
sol East Capitol St. Washington, ID. c.
Studies Will tie resumed ON Tuesday,
September 8.
In addition to n thorough course in the
English bra inches, there are classes in
French, German, music, and painting. La
dies not attending the academy may avail
themselves or these opportunities
For further particulars. address,
se6 -1mo SISTER SUPERIOR
MRS. H AILM ANNS Training
School Tor klDuergut Tiers and Primary
Teachers VIII itsufIie It's scssloIS Septcni-
: Der 16 in the Sunday-schuoi rooms OF the
Luther Memorial Church: entrance ON Yer
mont ave nue. Mrs HailnIann will receive
applicants on Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to IL n. nj. At other times at her
home waldhein Cleveland + ark. Washing
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LOST.


LOST-Huckster's license No. 1913. last
Thursday. Reward.If returned to -s':s5
c st. NV. IL
LOST Friday morning: 2-stone diamond
ring, Oh 10Th ST., between ID and
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LOsT-Ou Frlday, sept. 4. one link, old
gold bracelet, bet 9Th and 9th sts-. on
Mass ave, or st. Finder viii please re-
turn sd the to No. IL Is 10th st. NV. and re-
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LOST-A child's chain lock bracelet in
the Northeast part OF the city. Finder
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Jackson Dem
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meeting of the association on next TUESDAY
evening, September 3, 1906. at O'Clock,
at Meyers Hotel No 326 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. northwest. All menIbeFs are requested
to be present. JAMES L. NORRIS. Presi
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DANCING.


MISS VIRGIE LUCKETT VIII
reopen her private dancing cias; Sep
TENDER 16. For Information apply 51I
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MRS. HAILMANN'S framing
The Bliss School Of Elec ,riCity.

Incorporated. Biiss Building, 30 u St NV.
Fourth year begins OCT. /. 1896 The
only institution in tie country where
pra cticai electrical engineering is thor
Sasaf fully nssss the hIssa
Books now open; CO Ggues on applica-
ton l.. ID. BLISS, Pres't.
Typewriting Courses. when taken to-
gether, same raSe as for one alone, tiay and
night classes open September Call On
or address EA Ton. BURNETT DGRLING.
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THE MODERN CORMAI. COLLEGE r,
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with these courses: Preparatory, bust.
ness, shorthand. and typewriting, civil
service teachers, health, journalistic. scien-
tific. and classic: is the most thorough
practical, and profitable school In the
city. Circulars, giving full Information.
furnished by j. PRAISE RICHARD; fTin-
cipal au22-1mo
ST. CECILIAS ACADEMY,
col East Capitol St., will reopen on
September ladies not attending the school
will be admitted to the classes in music.
and typewriting. au26- lm-em
MANDOLIN. BANJO. GUITAR.
a Y Holmes. Room 3, 934 F st.
NV Fall rates. 20 lessons. So
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
311 E. Cap. st., one square east OF Library.
Twelfth year. Reopens Monday, August
81. Office open from . a. m. to 8 p. m.
All commercial branches thoroughly taught
by twelve experie need teachers New
building just completed constructed e.
pecially for school purposes. Wei! equipped
gymnasium with two Instructors Thou
sands say it is the most popular business
college in Washington. Moderate rates
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

MARLBOROUGH
WANTED \ first-ciass bicycle: 26-
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Address. with price II. w, this office.
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Foreign mails for the week ending Sep
TENDER / 2, close promptly at this office as
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-To buy a horse and cart:
must be cheap. QuANTlCO WOOD
w ANrED A gOou hair-picker Tor
cash. Zoo 14th st. se5-St-em
w a MED To ccal dealers-wil give
first-class table hoard, or table board
and room in a desimble locality, fronting
Judiciary Square, iil.eNcfiange for Will
ter's supply Of hard coal. Address E.,
this office. "a Ee4-St-em
W n NTED-Large trunk, in coed con.
dilloD. Address TRUNK, this office.
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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
Track and Paddock Items.

Track and Paddock Items.
The two-year-old stake is the feature Of
the racing to-day.
As usual Walter ], the consistent run
ming son of imp. True Briton, finished in
side the money.
Chartreuse refused to break and was left
at the post in the last race. She was a 10
10 chance in the betting.
Dan Miller's mare, Charmion, who was
starter in the third event of the day, was
reported to have bowed tendon.
The most extensively tipped horse of the
day was Faro, who was backed from 10
down TO 81 to 1. He ran most disappoint-
ingly.
In his arguments to exonerate the ruled
OF Jockeys the willy Celestial plunger,
Little Pete, lays great stress on the Sea
Sprav-lke l. race. He would possibly be
perfectly safe in matching Sea Spray
against any of the other starters in the
race won by him on March 19, but how
would the Chinese plunger like to match
Rosebud against Wheel of Fortune
Chorn rode the Wheel" in a stake event
won by Rosebud and Pete played his
money on the Burns & Waterhouse entry.
On March % Chorn rode the hot favorite
Rebellion in seven furlong race captured
by the outsider Montallade, played down
from 20 to s to l. The Chinese shoe manu-
facturer makes mention of the fact that he
bet a few hundred dollars on Rebellion,
but in the excitement of the moment
probably overlooked the fact that he is
also accredited with cashing some very
racy-looking tickets on the outsider.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
Their Rock to Be Used for the
Valley Railroad and Mis-.
sion Bay.
MOVEMENT IN REAL ESTATE.
The Opening of a New District by
the Cutting of a Hole Through
Bluerock Hill.

The Potrero Heights, that have loomed
up like fogbank in the southern horizon,
will, before many years, be removed to fill
in the tide-land known as Mission Bay.
When Mr.. Huntington is ready to fulfill
his promise to fill the large tract of swamp
land which he obtained from the people of
this City with the understanding that it
would be filled in and the railroad works
removed from Sacramento and located
upon this made ground, then the southern
hills will be leveled. and made an accept
able residence section. This proposed i'm
provement on the western side of Ken
tucky street, with the San Joaquin Valley
Railroad depot established in China Basin
on the eastern side, will make the ancient
Long Bridge one of the liveliest business
portions of San Francisco.
To bring those two proposed sections
into habitable shape, however, Bluerock
Hill will have to be cut down and used as
filling material. Even now real estate on
the Southern Heights has increased in
value, as can be seen by the sale of twelve
inside building lots, 25 by 100 feet. on Min
nesota street, between Sierra and Shasta,
few weeks ago for $1,000 a lot. This
ground is portion of that swampy hollow
south of Bluerock Hill and west of Ken
tucky street, near the rope walk. 1t for
merly belonged TO the Potrero Land and
improvement Association.
Another deal in real estate took place a
short time since in which the Arctic Oil
Company purchased from Patrick Tierny
an entire block fronting on Channel and
Illinois streets and known as New Potrero
block 429. This property adjoins the
ground upon which the oil companys
works are at present located. The oil
company intends to make use of the lot in
conjunction with its present building
and has already started driving piles on
the waterfront sioe facing Central Basin.
The work of cutting down Blue rock
Hill on the southern side still goes on and
will in the course of few months make
an opening through the hill on the lines
of Napa and Tennessee streets into Ken
lucky street When this is done the Po-
trero will have an opening from all points
OF the compass through Sierra, Shasta,
Napa and Butte east and west, and Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Mariposa and Indiana
north and south. This will open up quite
large section of territory which will no
doubt be made valuable for business pur-
poses.
Farther west on Missouri and Texas,
Mariposa and Eighteenth streets gang of
about fifty men went to work yesterday
morning to cut down, fill in and place the
unsightly location in condition to be built
on. This work is also being done by the
Potrero Land and Improvement Associa-
ton on public contract by the property
owners who are desirous of getting into
the progressive van with their neghbors
in Sunshine Valley.
The roliing-mills, which had been short
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
Eddie Jones Got Three of the
g.. Winners to the Wire
= in Front.
NELSON WON as HE PLEASED.
The Crack Libertine Defeated Belli.
coSo and George Miller in
Common Canter.

The favorites celebrated the opening of
the weeks racing by taking five of the
seven events on the card at the Bay Dis
trict Yesterday. Still it is doubtful
whether the talent took home much of the
bookmakers' coin, for the majority of them
We're of the lukewarm variety.
The weather was cool and the card not
being an especially attractive one the at
tendance was light.
The clever lightweight jockey, Eddie
Jones, continues riding in excellent form,
three times getting past the wire astride
the first horse and once finishing second
The crack Liber:ine effectualIy disposed
OF Bellicoso and George Miller in a seven
furlong run. The books held the big bay
at 1 to 4, and heading Bellicoso on the far
turn, he won eased up almost to a
walk IN :2lH, Miller made very credit
liable showing, finishing third we'll up.
Seventeen very cheap selling platers,
commonly termed crabs, started in the
opening five and half furlong scramble
o fleeta, with Marty Bergen up, had first
call IN the betting at 21z to 1, and heading
Gondola IN the stretch, Won cleverly from
Rocket. Monterey was close third.
A daughter of Take Notice named Alma
carried off the honors in the two-year-old
event, defeating ten fairly good youngsters
IN fast time. The filly opened at threes
and drifted back to to 1. When the bar
rier was raised, Alma, st. Dunstln and the
tavorite, Lode Star, parted company with
the field and fought it out for supremacy
to the stretch. Alma gradually forged to
the from, winning at the end by length
from the 15 to l chance Modestia. Lode
Star, who was played down from twos to 8
TO 10, finished in the show. The winner
covered the four furlongs in 49 seconds.
The one-eyed horse Nelson carried most
OF the coin bet on the third race, FIVE and
half furlong spin. Seven to five was con-
sldered good price, and he ran away from
his field, passing the wire eased up length
before Last Chance.
The Harris starting gate was used TO dis
patch the field IN the mile dash, decided
over the inside course, and worked with
great success. st. Lee opened favorite at
to 5, was played down to 6 to 5, but
again receded to 7 to 5 from the force of
coin that went in on Tar and Tartar and
Unity. Palomcita. once as good as 10 to
In the betting, made runaway race of it,
leading from start TO finish. Unity came
fast at the end, capturing the place, with
the favorite third.
The California stables Sir Modred won.
Model enjoyed first choice, however, in
the betting on the six-furlong sprint that
followed, and taking the lead from Easel
IN the stretch, won, ridden out a length in
front of Road Runner. Two to one was
always obtainable about the winner.
The Livingston stables gray horse Sir
Richard appears TO be in fine trim Just at
present, for he showed all of his oid-time
sprlntlng powers in the last race at six
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS.

Choynski Will. Arrive on Thursday.
Olympic Club Wrest1ers.
Director Short of the Olympic Club is
corresponding with the Sacramento Ath-
letic Club with view of matching John
son, the heavy weight champion boxer OF
Sacramento, against Van Buskirk, pupil
of Professor Walter Watson OF the Olym-
pic Club.
If the match be arranged the boxers will
appear in six-round bout at the Me-
chanics' Pavilion in May, when the club
will hold its benefit entertainment.
Joe Choynski, who is matched to box
Sharkey before the National Athletic Club
on the evening of April 16 in this City, is
expected to arrive Thursday. Joe will be
nj ct on the arrival of the overland train at
Sixteenth-street station, Oakland, by a
number OF his old friends, who will well
come his return to his native City.
for Lis bout with Sharkey at Barney
Foley's hostelry near Ingleside.
Sharkey has Billy Smith and Danny
Needham attending him at his training
quarters near the Cliff House. He has
great confidence in his ability to stand off
the heavy punching of Choynski for eight
rounds.
The proposed twenty-round contest be-
tween Jimmy Barry of Chicago and
Jimmy Anthony, the little favorite Of
Barney Foley, is off for the present
Barry, according to latest accounts, has
had an operation performed on one of his
hands which will prevent him from en-
gaging in any kind Of athletic exercise
with ''his dukes for some weeks to come
A contest between Anthony and Barry
would certainly prove very interesting, as
both men are remarkably clever and very
game.
This evening the Olympic Club will hold
wrestling tournament, the entries for
which appeared exclusively in THE CALL
of last Saturday. Professor Miehling
states positively that some very exciting
sport is in store for any of the members
who fancy wrestling, and that after the
contests there will be exhibitions of head
balancing and club swinging by profess
sional artists.
Next Sunday gymnastic exhibition by
the com bined classes of the San Francisco
Turn Verein Will be given at Turner Hall,
1923 Turk street.
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WILMERDING SCHOOL.
University Regents Will Be Urged to
Have 1t Located in This
City.

At 1:30 o'clock this afternoon the Re-
gents of the University of California will
meet at the Hopkins Art Institute. The
principal matter to come up for considera-
ton will be the designation of the locality
for the Wilmerding Technical School. A
delegation from the Merchants Assocla-
ton will be present for the purpose OF
urging the claims of San Francisco as the
site for the proposed institution. james
ID. Phelan, one of the most enthusiastic
workers for this end, when seen yesterday,
remarked that he and his co-workers had
done all in their power to have the school
located in this City, where so many friend
less and homeless boys are growing up
into manhood unworthy Of the name.
1t is even rumored that Mr.. Phelan has
one of his forceful and logical speeches
prepared, and, if all else fails. will use it
upon the Regents. His opinion is, how
ever. that, speech or no speech, the Re-
gents ought to perceive the weighty rea-
sons why the school should be Located
here.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
FOR sEXLEss SUFFRAGE.
Rev. j. Cumming Smith Lectures on
the Right of Women to Vote,

Rev. j. Cumming Smith Lectures ON
the Right of Women to Vote.
At Trinity Presbyterian Church Sund ay
evening Rev. J. Cumming Smith chose as
his theme, "The Reigning Spirit of Christ. /"
After referring to Information arbitration
as case in point. he spoke for sexIess
suffrage. He said:
There is not an argument against female suf.
frage that cannot be matched by an argument
against male suffrage You say that women
would only mismanage public matters.
answer that men now mismanage affairs You
say that when the novelty of voting wore Off
women would not cast a vote. I answer that
too many men now fight shy OF the polls You
say that woman's sphere is the home I answer
that father has as many duties at his hearth,
and, besides, if the woman is queen of the
house she ought to have some voice in framing
laws to shield her home.
am sick OF this patronizing attitude of man
toward woman as ii she were tender piece of
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IS NO "BUGIARDO."
Pietro Gori, the Anarchist, Calls IL
Vain ON L'Italia for the
Proof.

Pietro Gori, the famous Italian anarchist,
addressed large meeting at Union-square
Hall Sunday afternoon. The subject of
his address was "The Men and the Anar-
chistic Ideas" He reviewed the lives and
works of many prominent anarchists who
had forsaken fortunes and position TO ad-
vance the anarchist propaganda. In con-
ciusion. he invited all who believed in an
archy to join the society which has been
recently organized in this City. The chief
requirements to become an anarchist were
strong faith and good wind.
After the regular address. Gori read
challenge which he had caused to be
printed in one of the Italian papers; wherein
he called upon the editors of L'Italia,
Messrs. A. Almagia and E. Patrizi, to ap-
pear yesterday afternoon and make good
their assertion that he was "bugiardo." !"
A bugiardo is a cowardly liar. and 1t is
said L'Italia had already published a re-
traction. No answer was made to Gori's
summons yesterday, and he proceeded to
make an ex parte statement of the diff.
culties between himself and the offending
paper.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31
COCKERILL DECORATED.
Distin guished HOnOrs Heaped Him
by Japan-Sailed for Europe
to STAY Year.


Colonel John A. Cockerill, the American
journalist, who went to Japan over year
ago at $4,000 a year and expenses, has
been the recipient of signal honor at the
hands OF the Emperor. On him has been
bestowed the decorations of the Order of the
Treasury for the just reports he has given
in the United States of the condition of
Japan, combined with his advice on
several occasions, when it has been re-
quested on various state and political
matters.
Editor Cockerill is now en- route from
Singapore to Paris at the request of James
Gordon Bennett. He does not expect to
return to Japan, nor will he Immediately
return to the United States. He will prob
ably remain IN England for q year as the
representative of Mr.. Benefits paper.
w. b. Edminster, of Chicago, agent of
Ovide Musin. who is now at the Grand,
was with Mr.. Cockerill at the time the
honors of Japan were conferred on the
editor.
"1t is the only instance where such an
honor has been bestowed on newspaper
man." said Mr., Edminster yesterday.
THE ceremony took place at the imperial
palace in Toxic on January "a. Count Ito
bestowed the decorations and an embassa-
dor from the Emperor made speech to
Mr.. Cockerili. The insignia consists of a
medal button and regalia. The latter is
made up of some beautiful shoulder straps
and sash, while the button is blue and yell
low. L was present at the decoration, and
it was very impressive affair. At Yoko-
hama Colonel Cockerill got a telegram from
MIR. Bennett asking him to go to Paris,
and he started around via Suez. l went to
Kobi. Nagasaki, Shanghai, Canton and on
as far as Singapore with him."
Mr.. Edminster has a beautifully carved
ph0nV tO m
by Count Ito, and which he prizes highly
1t is impossible TO form a good sentence
of the English alphabet using every letter
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31

inferiority and then christening that view of
the fait sex as chivalry. l look upon the
kuighthood of the middle ages as piece of
barbarism and an insult to true woman.
Sexless suffrage is bound to come All evils
will not take fight when it comes of course.
but many evils that now poison the fireside
will get their sternest rebuke when woman
gets to vote.
In word, If this is to be Gods country there
must be but one qualification for franchise fit.
ness: let every man and woman be twenty-one
years In the country before being vested W. tn
the franchise, and let them, further, be edu-
caJed and in sympathy with our American in
stitutions before they vote. Then our republic
will stand on better basis.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-31

of work. started up with strong force OF
men to get the large quantity of steel re-
which The CALL with all of it's many
offices will be housed.
In consequence of the desire of the
Government to finish the Oregon the force
of workmen at the Union Iron Works has
not been reduced. This ana other contract
work has kept the men constantly en-
ployed for longer period without inter-
mission than has been the case heretofore.