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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

$40, ,0O0-Second and Nfinna; 44x77 :e with an l.:
stores. upper fiat and rear house; rents S117 so.
Sl5,OO0-hayes near Fillmore; 35xl 81 IS; 3 fine
fats, each rooms and bath rents SlO3
SlO,OO0-Corner Laguna and Fulton: 5OxllO: q
st.ry house: bntcher-shoD and flats rents s65 So
S9UUU-Haight, near Steiner: 25x112:6: 2 fats
13 rooms and baths; rents S57 so.
SToOJ-t app. near 5th; 35x75; new flats; Is
rooms and baths; renls 500
S720O-HayeS, near Steiner; 25XS2:6; 2 new
fats; rents $52 so.
s7tOO-oak, near Webster; 25xs7:s; fats; IL
rooms and baths; rents $50
S6oOU-Green ST., nr. Montgomery ave; 22:11x
| $50; bay-window flats; II rooms and baths
rem S57 So
s6000-Union. near Dupont; 23x6s:9; 2-story
house; tenements; rents $50
S55OO-GreeD, near Powell; 81 6x90; 2 3story
houses; Is rooms and bath; rent SAC.
S4OOO-Washlngton, near 20 veil; 20x57:6; g.
story residence; 10 rooms and baths: flals;
s45oO-Julian ave-. bet 14th and 18th; S9:IOx
ga: ha:s; rents $42.
S45O0-2lst near Guerrero; 25xll4: z fats:
s4O00-Kearny, near Green: 2uxso to Sonora: 4
fats. 10 rooms, with stable: rents S3S
S36OO-Leavenw orth St, near Vallejo: 20x6S :6;
flats; II rooms and baths; rents s33:
S35Oo-Tehama St, near 4th; 25xSU; front and
rear houses; flats: $50.
S33OO-U MON st., near Mason; fats: rents $40
S310O-Stanyan near Grattan: so feet by irreg-
nlar depth; par tally occupied by house; 5 rooms
and bath; rent SIG
$29OO-Jersey near Diamond; 2Sxll4; 2-story
house; : flats rooms and bath; rents S25.
S2I2O-Z4th, near Diamond; 25xl14 new cot
tage: rooms and bath.
.S25OO-Erie ST., near Mission; 2-story house:
rooms and bath; 25xS5; rent slS.
S21OO-Valley st, near Church; 27x114;6; 2
fats; rents $l6 so.
UNIMPROVED.
Valencia, near 26th-sE railroad station; 61x
III :6 TO an alley.
Corner and 9Th ave, South S F.; 1OOx1OO.
Fair Oaks and 25th: S0xl00.
30x70; Jessie ST., between 18th and 14th.
25X 50; Stevenson, near 14th; lots.
25X95; lots: 18th and Ork.
$75O0-McAllister. near Fillmore; 40I137:6.
30xl20; 5 lots; Precita and California aves.;
near Folsom ST.
$4l00-Ninth, near Folsom; 25xl00.
$4OO0-Poik and Union; 27X67; make offer.
specialization, near Steiner; 2S:4xl0U
S2OOO-Hancock St. near Sanchez: b0X114.
S120O-Cor. B and 25th ave-; 60x1SS.
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TWO NEW COTTAGES
$4,000 AND $2750.
ITP-TO-DATE BAY-WIN DOW COTTAGES; 4
y and large rooms; tiled sinks: handsome man
teis and all conveniences; your own terms; see
them at once Dolores St, bet 261h and 27th.
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DOVEE, TOY g. SONNTAG
ID Houses rented, rents collec ed and full charge
taken of properly.
80 MONTGOMORY ST
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COL GETZ & BROTHER,
- REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
Room A, First Floor, Crocker Building
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
LOW PRICES GREAT BARGAINS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR JUDICIOUS
purchases get a lot cheaper than you ever will
again.
G.IOO $3.50 TO $500: BUILDING LOTS;
u lOO. no grading; near Misslon-st and San
Mateo electric lines; only So monthly.
0T6 800. $3.50 TO $500; CHOICEST LOTS
ID u south of the park; near Affiliated Col
leges, new music stand and boulevard; only $5
and $40 monthly instalimeEts.
GOS0 TO $1l00; RICHMOND LOTS; WE
u AOU can positively sui you in location, price
and terms.
Call on US first before purchasing; get map and
diagrams
SOL GETZ & BROTHER
Room A, first floor, Crocker building.
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GUN Y HOMES; $500 CASH; 2-sTORY: 7.
- rooms: bath; gas: modern: plastered; base
ment $4,000; open daily. Geary ST., near COOK.
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A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours; safe and sure at any times instant relief for
travellers; home in conhnement best care and
privacy; regular physician; so years successful
practice; my celebrated rem edies for monthly
suppression never fail; medical electricity for all
femae comp ANTS; every case guaranteed: con-
sutation free confden iaI; hours 10 to pills 81.
MRS DIR. WYETH 9l6 Post St, near Larkin.
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Lots are 26Tlls; perfectly level and ready to
build on situated only half a block from 22d-st.
cars ana docks from Castro-st cars; easy to
get to as a residence on Mob Hill; commanding a
magnlhcent ew In an excellent neigh borhood,
with good schools and stores close hand.
Take 22d-st- cars TO Holm an ave, ask for James
A. Co ter, who will show you around.
JACOB HEY MAN. Owner,
IL Mont Rornerv 81.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

~ II. UMBSEN & CO.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Msnager Country Dept
Ia MONTGOMERY ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
PALDWTN & HOWELL,
ID Successors to BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
ery oH Taylor s1sIsEss s nsaf Eddy RE9P p
26xe0; good fats; and rooms and bath;
good buy; rent $50.
NEW RICHMOND COTTAGE
OZOOU. dow cottage; high basement and
bathroom; lot 25xl2O; one-half cash; 4tn ave-,
near Clement ST.
BIG INTEREST.
QdcOO GOOD BUSINESS CORNER IN
S4OUU. the Mission S-story building con
tanning store and four ooms and BATH also fats
above of and rooms and bath each; ali rented;
A BARGAIN.
G766O NEW FLATS; JUST FINISHED:
~ iOOO. sunny sid of Page ST.; contain and
rooms etc, each; rent $67 So
FACTORY SITE
GQ000 GREAT kARGAiN; RRYANT-sT.
pCOOO. corner, near 9th; lot 75x76; 4-s,ory
building, suitable for factory purposes
s sS2l 4 w. TIN; good fats It's Of rooms each S lot OF
S95OO 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow RESI-
tDOOOO. dence: large rooms and bath lot
25xl37;6; Golden Gate ave, mr.. Lott s..
TWO NEW COTTAGES
$4,000 AND $3.50.
TTP-To-DATE BAY-WIN DOW COTTAGES: 4
- and large rooms; tiled sin Ks: handsome man.
tets and all conveniences; your own terms; see
them at once; Dolores St, bet. 26th and 27th.
00O60 RENT $37; NEAR 7TH AND FOL-
DOZOU. sts.; tenements; lot 25xsO.
VERY CHEAP LOTS
QQS0 McALIISrER ST, Mr.. 1ST AVE-;
GI1O0 RIDLEY ST., Mr.. DEvIsADERo;
p HUI. size 25:2xl14
S75OO MoRTGAeE OF. $4,000 CAN
ID OOO- stand must be sold; Hayes ST.. bet.
Lyon aud Lott; handsome bay window flats Of 6,
and rooms and bath each; lot 25xl 81: IS; rent.
ed low for $63.
$1,000 CLAY ST., BET BUCHANAN
% wv and Webster; splendid l2-room resi-
dence; billiard-Ioom, etc; lot 27:6x103.
G2760 RENT sS5; e-sToRY RESIDENCE
- Z OO. OF rooms and fats Of rooms
each; corner lot; 93:4x10O; Sierra and Vermont
PROBATE SALE
GO7S0 CORNER Lot, 25xlO6:3: HAYES
Clayton, 25xlO6:3, price $1,000 only.
MUST BE SOLD.
Gl 000 MCALLISTER ST., BETWEEN
I'D t.OOO. Pierce aid Scott; modern fats
OF and rooms, bath, etc.. each; lot b0x1OO;
CHEAP BUSINESS LOT.
$4,000 POINT L0Bos AVE. BET. Sd
SlS 600 HAN HANDsoME 2-sToRY RESI-
BALDWIN HOWELL,
10 Mon gomery 81.
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II lot 25xlzO
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GIG ono HANDSOME 2-sToRY RESI-
u 1C.OOU. dence on Clay St, near Cough; lot
55x130; great bargain
BALDWIN & HOWELL
10 Montgomery at
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DARK LOTS.
1925
$25 CASH.
SO MONTHLY.
We have just subdivlded the block bounded by
10Th and llih aves. and sts.: prices, 1925
each for inside lots and $3.50 for corners: terms,
SIS cash, $40 monthy; title perfect: tn e
Affiliated Colleges; pound advance in value;
buy lot aud put aside $40 month; IL Will pay
you well. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
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A &9O00 LOT AND 2 HOUSES on PINE
AEOZOO. St, near Polk; rents s67 80 per
month; lot 25xl20; good investment.
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O. QOH0 RENT $37: NEAR 7TH AND FO l.
oDCAOO som sts.; tenements lot 25xS0
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

IF HANNAH GILBERT LATE OF MAN
chester. England would communicate with her
relatives she would hear of something TO her ad-
vantage.
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THREE NEW MODERN FLATS.
BIG BARGAIN.
PRICE $3.50.
RENTS 1886 PER YEAR
Flats contain 5. aud six rooms and bath each
with every known modern convenience contained
in a new building; street btuminized; cement
sidewalk; high separate basement for each, fat
lot 25XlOo: only one block north Of Market S.; /;
fats open for inspection to-day: 175 oe St., bet
14th and 18TH.
KING & MCNALLY, Real Estate Agents,
$50 Market st.
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a MODERN 7-ROOM HOUsE-Just Finished
S17OO part cash rect work done; Let 25xlOO.
To visit his prJ perty take Nj ssion-st. cars TO
China ave. to my brancn office. 44Ss Mission st.
Open to-day. GEO. A. TURNER
26 Montgomery st.
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A CHEAP BUSINESS LOT.
GOS00 POINT LOBoS AVE, BET. Sd
ID ZOOO. and 4th; BOX l0O; N side
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

A RE YOU g. TING BALD? rs YOUR HAIR
"a falling out? Consult EDITH E. MCLEAN,
physician for the hair Best references and testimo
malls Rooms 7l4-5, SprecS els building, 927 Mar
ket st separate parlors Cor ladies.
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X VEGRANT WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING
". to his advantage by calling upon LANDRY
c. BABiN, AIS Kearny ST.
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MUST BE SOLD
CID 000 MCALLISTER ST., BETWEEN
W Il wv. Pierce aid Scott; modern fats
OF and rooms bath, ETC., each; lot bOxlOO:
rent S1440 per annum.
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s5 A MONTH
$45O-LOTS IN THE HBYMAN TRACT-S46
S5 MONTH.
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A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
~ ialty; private; no fee without success; pro-
bate, insolvency, Wills, collections bills Of sale,
damages etc. private detectives estab. 10 years.
CIV. HOWE, atty. at-aw. $50 Marke COZ. Stocktn
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no INDUCE you TO BUY.

Beautiful lois; 25xl 90: half block from Mis-
sion 81. and ectric cars: Spring Valley water;
street worG done: $3.50; S5 monthly payments.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

GEE NEW ROOM HOUSE, IS JOOST AVE.
- sunnyside Tract; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

T AN AU HoRIzED TO SELL THE FOL
l. lowing property owned by the banks, taken
under foreclosure:
l. Modern Broom house; No. / condition; g
blocks TO local station; neighbor hood first cass;
lot 44xlOO; property cost the late owner $4,000:
can now be bought for s2S0O; terms $500 to $500
cash.
z. Firs -class Groom modern house; large lot;
blocks 10 local station: l block TO cars stores
churches and schools street work complete; soon
VIII be business property; lot worth $500; price
S2500; $500 cash.
5. Cottage, rooms; bath; newly papered and
painted; block to locsl station and electric-cars
price $500; 5000 to S400 cash.
d. High class residence property Harrison
81. corner lot, 7Sx So moder. house, 10 rooms
furnace; best residence portion of the city; this
property was sold years ago for 800, 900; can be
bought Today fer the mortgage-Sl0O0O.
We have a number Of other properties improved
and unmproved for sale under forced circum-
stances. We will gladly furnish a full list on APP
pcation.
j. s MYERS. 1909 Broadway. Oakland.
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I AVE IMITATORs, Its OF THEM; BUT
L there's only once. LEDERER-and that's
me. My strictly one price for all kinds of hair
dressing is 2oc. Har-dressing wi h shampoo, SOC.
- INONlA Hair Tonic 35c. Gray or bleached
hair restored to natural color with perfe, tly harm-
less pre- aration. &. LEDkRER, Ill 81 ockton st.
Be sure OF the number.
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I YoUR BUsT, LADIES!

PAG CARPETS WOVETO ORDER FOR SALEl
IL also chenille-wove rugs silk-rag portleras deal
er In carpet twine in hank chain at lowest rates.
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m ELEGRAPHY AND TYPEwRITING PRAC-
Z Hyde st.
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rNIMPROVEp PROPERTY

O. CQ00 ARMY, NEAR DOLORES: COT
y -OOO. tage, rooms and bath; lot 25x114
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Nf ISIS OLLIE LAKE, CARD-KEADING AND
fl magnetic treatment. Rooms and A. 500
SutteT ST.
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C7ROO MORTGAGE OF $4,000 CAN
ID OOO- stand: must be sold; Hayes st.. bet.
Lyon aud Lott handsome bay-window flats of 9,
for
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QOT6O RENT S35; E-STORY RESIDENCE
~ = OO. OF rooms and 2 fats OF 4 rooms
each; corner lot; 33:4xlOO; Sierra and Vermont
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

Q sTRozGNSKI, "a GEARY ST., EXPERT
~ European hairdressers and cutters; employs
no apprentices prices equal Others.
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w ANTED-BH MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN
W gentleman of kind disposition, domestic
habits, temperate, refined, educated, industrious,
honorable. thorough business experience good APP
pearance and well preserved, TO correspond with
widow between 30 and so years, who has
property or business and in need of honest,
con scientious helper; object, after tes, OF my
ability, integrity and worthiness matnmony.
Address T., box go Call Office; correspondence
sacred, returned II desired.
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Q7OOO CLAY ST., BET BUCHANAN
ID y WV and Webster; splendid l2-room resi-
dence billiard-loom etc. lot 27 :6x103.
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For further list apply to
BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG,
30 Montgomery street
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VERY CHEAP LOTS.
QQS0 McALLISrER ST, Mr.. 1sT AVE-;
dD OOO. 2bX1S7:6.
Gl100 RIDLEY ST., Mr.. DEvIsADERo;
ID HUI. size 25:2xll4.
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PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM
n less; never fails in any of monthly sick
ness no motter what cause; no electricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refunded il a cure is effected: travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences; home in
confinement with ssnitaran convenience. Con-
MRS DAV VlES, IA McAllister St, next Hibernia
Bank; hours, 8 A. N. to and to p.
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$l600-Corner 23d ave. and A ST.; So :4xlo0.
$3lOO-Fine corner lot on Fillmore st.
SSOU-Noe ST.. near Thlrtieth; lot 36 :6x75.
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PROBATE SALE
GOTH0 CORNER Lot, 25xlO6:3; HAYES
ID = W. and Clayton SITS adjoining on
Clayton, 25xlO6;3, price $500 only.
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GOS00 CoLLINGWOOD. NEAR 2OTH
70 ZCOO. 27:6N1U0; contains rooms and
bath: large baspmept
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DROF. ARNOLD MAGNETIC HEAlER-ALI,
i disease successfully treated; rheumatism posi-
lively cured Call or write 786 Stevenson ST.
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PERSONALS.

n ENTLEMAN. 35 YEARS OLD, CULTURED,
" with amiable disposition aud kind heart,
speaking several languages, desires 10 find pos
ton in nice family instructor or mpan-
ion; money not so much object as a good home
highest references. Please address NJ. NJ, box H.
Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

MI>S KEEGAN (FORMERLH WITH G. LED
Il erer) has opened stylish hairdressipg par or;
latest effects ;price 25c. l2412 Farrell Powell.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

DIVORCE AND ANNULMENT OF MAR
~ riage; terms of pay ment ob.igingi legal every
where. Address lock box F., 300 Market st., S. +.
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PARGAIN-MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE
IL 9th, near Folsom: 100x75; covered wit
houses; only value of lot asked.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTArE-oontinued.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

4 LTA PUNTA TRACT; GEM OF THE BAY
~ District; 42o acres: subdivlded; 3 miles north
of Berkele~, from Oakland: AZ minutes from
San Francisco; lots 50x200: from 500 TO 5000:
lnstallments; send Tor map GEORGE W.
HA1GHT, 220 Sansome ST.. s. +.
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WE HAVE FARMS FOR SALE, TAKEN ON
w mortgage al half the actual value AYERS
& CO., 465 Ninth ST., Oakland.
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DHOTA KE CAMERA 2x2, LAMP, CHEMI
i Gals. paper and plates, 81 90. Californis
Camera Co., % Geary st.
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ENLDERLY MAN, UNINCUMBERED AND
II some means, wishes TO espond with Ger
nan lady OF guod character III the same position;
OBJECT m atrfmony. J. NJ. j., box 50, Call Office.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09

e of the total force. The Department
VIII give these men special opportunity to
STUDY the use n care of explosives, and
Will instruct them in the management of
automobile tOrpedoeS and in laying naval
defense mines. The Naval Militia
will detail a certain number of their force
to construct. officer and man the batter
les for the protection of the mine fields at
the naval bases. The Department will
select the sites of the batteries and ship
the guns, ammunition, etc., to the lo-
eality. The Naval Militia will construct
the works and mount and man the guns.
In order to be thoroughly ready to carry
on all this defense at a sudden notice, the
Naval Militia of each vicinity will occupy.
themselves during peace with construct
ing war charts and defense plans. Lo-
calities for these will be chosen at points
which are regarded as of principal stra-
tegic Importance in the general plans of
campaigns approved by the Department.
The methods to be followed may be
learned from confidential circulars issued
by the Department, or by visits to the
Naval War College, where confidential
instructions will be given men directed by
the Department
Such is a part of the plan for making
use of the Naval Militia, which is SO
heartily Endorsed by ex-Assistant Secre-
tary McAdoo, and which more than an
swers the oft-repeated query as to what
the Naval Reserves would do in case of
war. The plan partly outlined above has
not yet been put in operation, bat it is
highly probable that action favorable to
1t will be k ere long.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09
qEMPBRA NCB PROGRESS
Jersey CITY Heights Branch
w. c. T. U. Holds It's Last
Meeting Last Night.

The closing meeting of the Jersey City
Heights branch of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, was held last night
at the home of Mrs. L. r. Edwards, No.
12 Bergen avenue. The work will be re-
sumed in the fall when a young woman's
branch will be formed as an auxiliary to
the present society. The large parlors of
the Edwards home were well filled last
night with a representative audience, in
which were many men.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Duane Searles. who opened the exercises
with a short devotional service, including
singing. S%criptural reading by Mrs.
Searles, and q prayer by the Rev. NJ.
H~oagland, pastor of Emory NJ. z.
Church. This was followed by a vocal
solo, "Oh, rest in the Lord" by Miss
Piaget, n the reading of a temperance
story by Miss Nordene. There was a
piano solo by one of the members, and
then Mrs. Story, President of the society,
spoke on the Work and Aims of the w.
C. T. U.
n organization is the outcome of the
great woman's temperance crusade OF
lS1s-74. In tyyenty-three years it has
spread all over the world and there is
scarcely a city in the United States in
which there is not a branch of the move
ment. The total membership at the pres
ent time exceeds 00,0O0. Today in every
town and village in the United States
committees from the w. C. 7. u. will
visit the hospitals and distribute flowers
among the sick in commemoration of the
birthday of Jennie Cassidy, who founded
the first home for working girls. Mrs.
Story explained the various branches of
the ". G.. T. u. work and concluded by
urging those present who were not al
ready members to join the organization.
The next speaker was the Rev. Mr..
Hoagland. who commended the work of
the W. c. I. u. and said he considered
the rapid growth the movement had at
tanned little short of marvellous. 1t was
not from lack of interest in the work
that he was not a member of the organi-
cation. He believed in the doctrine of the
w. {. T.. u. that there should be but one
standard OF purity for both sexes. AT the
close of the meeting Mr.. Hoagland was
enrolled as an honorary member.
Mr. Story told how his wife converted
MIN to the movement by proving to him
that it was to his advantage physically
to become a total abstainer.
There was q solo by Mrs. Meconnekin
and another solo by Miss Piaget, after
which refreshments were served by Mrs.
Edwards and an hour was spent in social
enjoyment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09
RUMPUS AMONG DOCTORS.
No One Responsible for Neglectfng
Wealth Rules in Hoboken.

The neglect of some physicians in Ho-
boken to report cases of infectious dis
eases which they have attended, has
caused much annoyance recently to the
local Board of Health. Last week a little
girl named Pfeiffer, who was said to be
suffering from scarlet fever, was remove
from No. los Harrison street to ST. Mary's
Hospital. No report of HI case was
made to the Board. 1t was alleged that
City Physician Simon and~ DR.. G.. H.
Drasel had attended the patient and both
the physicians were cited to appear be-
fore the Board at a meeting held last
night.
DR.. Simon was present and explained to
the Commissioners that the child had
been turned W. in his care by DR..
Drasel. He said that it was supposed
that the child was suffering with diph-
iberia, but when he examined her he
found that she was afflicted with scarlet
fever. He then sent her to the hospital.
Commissioner Heller asked DR.. Simon
health authorities.
Because l did not make a diagnosis of
he case" responded the physician. The
explanation was accepted.
DR.. Drasel failed to appear at the meet
ing, but sent a letter to the Board in
which he said
Il wish the Board would inform me
Why my name is always out in the news
papers and the names of other physicians
are withheld, as in the case of scarlet
fever on HUDSON street. Also why it is
that members of the Board treat con-
tagious diseases without reporting same.
Is it professional spite?
&c. H. DRASEL.'
On DR.. Helfer's suggestion the letter
was referred to the Sanitary. Committee
with Instructions to investigate.
ssThiS letter fG a Siir nm tho fopynoarc
Of his Board" said DR.. Heller, and I
think it should be thoroughly Investigated.
I'm not afraid of DR.. Drasel. If his i'm
putation is ~groundless he shah be pun
ished."
President E. d. Steadman was appointed
to attend a meeting Of the State Board
of Health to be held at Trenton on June
Is. The members of the State Board in
tend to devise means for preventing the
introduction Of contagious diseases into
the State and requested that the Hoboken
Board be represented at the meeting.
The mortality report of Health Warden
Arlitz showed that there were 81 cases of
contagious diseases against 81 of the same
period last year. The deaths during the
month numbered 81 in place of III of last
rranp lAf
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09
WlNTT MOVE
Hoboken's Council Will Be Asked
for a Berth for the Ports
mouth at Fourth Street.

A movement is on foot among the
members of the Battalion of the East,
Naval Reserves, to have the old ship
Portsmouth removed from its moorings,
at the foot of Fourteenth street, Hobo-
ken, and anchored near Fourth or Fifth
streets, where it will be in a position
more convenient to the members. The
ship has been tied to the same place ever
since the Reserves were organized, and
the members nave long complained OF
its out-of-the-way position. Under the
present circumstances, members living,
in this city are obliged to travel to the
extreme northern end of Hobokell in orr
der to reach the ship to attend drills.
The question was brought up at an in
formal dinner given on board the Ports
mouth last Monday night by Commander
Washington Irving. Some of the guests
were Mayor Pagan, Colonel B. F.. Hart,
Aaron S. Baldwin, Joel w. Woodman,
Lieutenant Commander Craven and
Lieutenants B. F. Hart, Jr., f, Yard
ley n A. H. Colby.
Mayor Pagan made an address and
was greeted with enthusiastic applause.
In the course of his remarks he alluded
to the undesirable anchorage of the
Portsmouth and aid that persons often
asked him why it was placed so far
away from the central part of the city.
1t would be a credit to the city, he
hood of Fourth street, in view Of
Church Square Park. Then the ship
would be an ornament to the river front
and would also be more accessible to
the members. Mayor Pagan also said
that he saw no reason why the Tax
Com missioners should not make provi-
sion for the Naval Reserve, so long as
the expenditure was within reasonable
grounds.
At the conclusion of the dinner a map
OF the pier line was examined md it was
decided to petition the Common Council
for permission to lock the Portsmouth
between Fourth and Fifth streets. The
dinner was enlivened by comic recita-
lions by Lieutenant Hart and sea songs
by Lieutenant Commander Craven.