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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03

the southwest corner Of Webster and Suffer
streets and lot 81 :6x03 feet for $4,000.
At a meeting of the Oceanside I'm
provement Club at 1853 Forty-ninth
avenue a spirited discussion took place
relative to the opening of H street to
the ocean. A report was received that
the cost would be materially lessened
by reducing some of the grades. A
committee reported that some property
owners In the Oceanside district do not
properly dispose of sewage, and also
that there are stagnant pools that
should be removed. A committee was
appointed to urge the Superintendent
of Public Schools to assign an addi-
tional teacher to the Oceanside school.
Mr.. Brummond reported that he had
interviewed property owners on l
street. between Forty-eighth and For
ty-ninth avenues. relative to the grad
ing of ] street and that petition will
be sent to the Supervisors to have the
work performed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03
LABORERS EXPRESS
GRATITUDE TO MAYOR
| or for Vetoing Ordinances Sup
pressing Rock Crushing.


or for Vetoing Ordinances Sup
pressing Rock Crushing.
The following resolutions adopted
by the Laborers' Protevtive Union rel
alive to the rock crushing dispute
were forwarded yesterday to Mayor
Schmitz:
Whereas. An attempt has been made to ham
per and partly destroy the rock crushing bust
ness in the city of San Francisco: and
Whereas, Such a proposition, IL successful
would be highly injurious to the building bust
ness IN general and absolutely ruinous to
members of this union In particular; and
Whereas, This scheme wisely and effec-
lively checked in proper time by the chief ex-
ecutve of our municipality: therefore be it
Resolved. That we. the members OF the La
meeting assembled do hereby express our keen
appreciation and sincere gratitude to his Honor
the Mayor. Eugene Z. Schmitz, for the cour-
ageous and noble stand taken by him. as dem
onstrated by his veto OF the rock quarry and
rock crushing ordinances, which. in they
lad become law, would have placed a large
proportion OF members the street or
forced them to seek employment outside OF this
city: and be 1t further
Resolved, That this union extends vote OF
thanks to the members of the Board OF Su-
pervisors who thought enough of the working
r.en OF this city to sustain the Mayors veto
by their votes: and be it further
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03

SURGEONS RESORT
TO THE KNIFE


When Simple Home Remedy Cures.
Why do physicians always advise an
operation for the cure of hemorrhoids,
or piles? Are they unconsciously in
fluehced by the dicta of operating sur
geons, who stoutly assert and maintain
that all other treatments are merely
palliative, and that the knife affords
the only means of cure?
There could be no greater fallacy, as
the worst possible cases of piles are
permanently cured by the use of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure, which is in suppository
form. is applied directly to the source
Of the complaint, and removes the
cause, which an operation does not.
II have been a sufferer from piles for
over forty years. and after trying
everything l could hear or read of.
without benefit or relief. came to the
conclusion to give Pyramid Pile Cure
a trial. and l can truly say it has given
me entire satisfaction; it Is q wonder
full remedy. The bleeding has entirely
ceased, the protruding has stopped.
there is no longer any itching. and I
feel no swelling of the parts: in fact I
feel like new man.
Il had to wear a truss for several
years, to keep the bowel up, but have
now discarded it. after using six boxes
OF Pyramid Pile Cure. think after
forty years of suffering, the six boxes
was a small amount to make such an
agreeable change, as ! was unable to
do any work that required STOPPING in
the last eight years. / recommend
Pyramid Pile Cure to every one with
whom i come in contact, as I consider
it beyond price" Geo. w. Ivey, Con-
federate Soldiers Home, Richmond.
Va.
We vouch for the truth and accuracy
OF the above testimonial. and urge all
sufferers to purchase fifty cent pack
age of this famous remedy at the near
est drug store, and give 1t trial to-
night. Accept no substitutes, and re-
member there is no remedy lust as
good"
The Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall.
Mich, publish a little book on the
causes and cure of piles. and will glad
~ send it free to any address
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03
File Charges Against Collins.

Attorneys Tobin and Tobin yester-
citation against Attorney George D.
Collins. They claim ne secured money
from the Hibernia Bank about nine
months ago by swearing that GER
tain Agnes Newman, deceased, was his
wife. The attack made by Collins
against Judge Kerrigan and his con-
nection with the Robinson estate was
also referred to, with the request that
the same be fully investigated.
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Grand ParIor DeIe~ates.

During last week local parlors Of
the Native Sons OF the Golden West
have elected delegates to the Grand
Parlor that is to meet during the cur
rent month in Vallejo as follows:
Mission Psrlor No. SO = John Porcher. s.
Joseph Thiesen and Frank Mills. Acatrax
Parlor No. 145-Henry Lichtenstein. Walter j.
Wolf and T: J. Gillespie; alternates James
Cunningham, ]. p. Jewell and Charles J.
Turner. Alcalde .Parior No. 154-L. r. Derre
A, Rahwylers George Barker and II. o. Rogers;
aItsrnates, James Desmond. L. f. Erb. J. P.
No. 160-R- d. Barton. l. c.. Pistolesi. James
H. Donohoe and William L. Lfppert: alternates
L. McEvoy. d. c. B. Murphy r McGrsensy
and w. c. Latham.
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Services at Y. NJ. c. A.

III. ]. Mccoy. general secretary of
the San Francisco Young Mens Chris
tian Association, will give an illus
trated talk to men only tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Young
Mems Christian Association; subject,
The Matchless Life The address
will be illustrated with the stereop-
ticon, showing several beautiful dis
solving views. The ladies' quartet will
sing and instrumental music will be
furnished by the Robson Orchestra.
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NEAR THE OCEAN BEACH.
The following sales are reported by
r Getz for the month of March:

B. Getz for the month of March:
nue.. so feet north Of X street. to Sarah NJ.
Farley; lot 25x1O0, on the southeast line of
Madrid street 2I5 feet northeast of Persia
avenue. to William Holmes; lot 25xl25 on
east OF Orizaba. TO L. r. Ladd; lot 25x120, on
the east line Of Twentieth avenue, 275 feet
south OF Point Lobos. to Ellen Faulkner; lot
nue.. 2T5 feet south of Lake street, TO j. G.
McManus; lot 25xl0o, on the north line of l.
street. 1915 feet west OF Twenty-second ave-
nue. 20 Lillian Russell; lot 25x240 on the east
line OF Twenty-third avenue, 200 feet north Of
l. street to A. ". Fuchs; lot 25xi00 on the
northwest line of London street It's feet
southeast OF China avenue. to ]. Mcneil: lot
avenue. 125 feet south of street, to ]. p
Sullivan; lot T5x120. on the east lire OF Forty
eighth avenue. 125 feet south OF X street TO
Mary K Woods; lot 25x100 en- the south line
of ] street 50 20 feet east of Twenty first ave-
nue.. 10 George w. Scott: lot 50x12O on the
west line of Eighteenth avenue, IT'S feet north
east line OF Seventeenth avenue, 275 feet
north CT I street. to William A Schmitz: lot
25xl0o, on the north line of street. 32:6 feet
west Of Eleventh avenue, to Theodore
Gurschke lot 5exloI g. on the east line of
Forty eighth avenue, so feet north OF L street
10 George w. Moore; lot 25x120, on the west
line OF Twenty-sixth avenue, 275 feet north
north line of ], street. 1856 feet east OF Tenth
avenue. with improvements, from Emil Min
zenTnayer 10 Herman strecker.
Although the rainy weather inter-
fered with business, the demand for
lots In the outlying districts was strong.
Sol Wagenheim and others have sold
Chips Island, Solano County, to A. M
Buchanan for $4,000
Chatfeld & Vincent have sold the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03
Leaves Residue to His Mother.

The will of Leopold Neumann. the
merchant, who died here March 81. was
filed Cor probate yesterday. With the
exception of bequest of $500 to each
of his three cousins. Pauline. Matilda
and Edward Neumann of this city, he
leaves his entire estate, estimated to
be worth 100000. to his mother, Rosa
lie Neumann, who resides in Berlin.
Leon Sloss was named executor of the
vttf
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03

Smiths celebrated Tapestry Brussels Carpet, floral
and Persian patterns Special for Easter week hsr
only, including sewing lining and laying - Wv
Serviceable Linoeum in tile, wood and floral effects.
Regular price $50 Special for Easter week AAc
only, per square yard Observation-Disclosures. TVS
Rich Administer Rugs in pleasing patterns; size Fl
by o. inches. Special for Easter week only 81 o.
Handsome line of imitation Arabian curtains. Reg
ular prices $3.50 TO So, so the pair. Special G. nm
for Easter week only. Observation-Disclosures. DV.UU
Imitation Arabian curtains in six different patterns
Regular prices $3.50 to SIS the pair. Spe- c. M
cia for Easter week only. ............... UJsVV
Corded Nottingham curtains in Arabian color. Also
some of the very popular Colonial curtains. Both
sell regularly for $3.50 the pair. Special g. EA
for Easter week only ................... 1L.JV
Heavy rep porteres, with rich Oriental borders.
Regular price $3.50. Special for Easter Z S0
week only, the pair. .......... Qt.Jv
Heavy rep portieres, with Gobelin tapestry bor-
ders Regular prices $3.50 and $1,000. G. EA
Special for Easter week only the pair. .JU
Our entire line of French Cretonnes valued at
SIoo. Special for Easter week only. per 7Ec
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................. ley
Figured art tickngs in dainty colorings. Reg
ular prices SOC and $50. Special for Easter 1Sc
week only, the yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kJt
Golden oak cobbler seat rocker Regular e. IN
price $3.50. Special for Easter week only 1L.UU
Golden oak wood seat rockers Regular price ck M
$3.50. Special for Easter week only. 1U.1U
Mahoganized birch Roman chairs. upholstered scat
Regular price $3.50. Special for Easter CO Al
week only. ............... UO.fV
Mahoganized birch music cabinets. RegulareA M
price $1,000. Special for Easter week only. .U1.UU
Upholstered gilt reception chair. Regular e. S0
price $1,000. Special for Easter week only. .1i.JU
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Glove Special.

75c Isle Mesh Gloves SOC
Mesh gloves 50 much in de-
msnd this season. We have
receive a line of pure Isle all
mesh gloves. in black and
white, which we place on sale
at a price which must appeal
10 you. Regularly 75c RI
pair. Special sale price Mic,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03

A Mr.. Goodman OF London wagered
that he could smoke eighty-six cigars
down to an inch in less than twelve
hours. He did 1t with forty-two
minutes to spare.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03
SEE THE PHOTOGRAPHS.
His Majesty King OF the House.
hold.
Can You Guess What These
Pictures VIII Be Like?
NEXT SUNDAY CALL.
NEXT SUNDAY CALL

be forwarded TO his Honor the Mayor ana q
copy thereof given to the press
z. J. p. ORILEY, President
JOHN H. WE1DEMANN, Secretary.
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REALTY SALES FOR MONTH
REACH TOTAL OF $50 900
Many Deals Carried Through and 1t Is Shown by
Transactions That Most Activity Prevailed
in Outside Lands and West Of Larkin Street

OF the 795 transfers of real estate In
the city of San Francisco in March, 4S3
must be credited to the Western Addi-
ton and the outside land districts. OF
the total amount represented in dollars
in the sales these two generally de-
scribed localities make a showing of
81. $50, AS. The Mission district had 1s6
sales and the properties that changed
hands represented s423, 692 according to
the sale prices. The total sales in March
aggregated $S,611,075. The movement
in small properties was marked, and
ture of a market in which great num-
bers of citizens are taking active inter-
est. The building contracts In March
represented s1.373,70
A. J. Rich & Co. have sold for
Charles Schlesinger to Sydney Liebes
the northeast corner of Broadway and
Laguna street. 5Ox137:6 feet, for 500, 1000.
The purchaser will erect a handsome
residence on the lot.
Sanford Figenbaum has bought from
Herman and Theresa Asher, through
the agency of Marion Leventritt, 20xS0
feet. with frame building under lease.
on the west line of Stockton street. so
feet south of Suffer street. for S31, 900.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. have
bought for client the Wisconsin Hotel
property, on the northeast corner of
Pacific and Montgomery streets. 1875
feet on Pacific street and 1876 feet on
No, e.f,a xx.it1 fnI aV,1 d
joining frame building, for s37. 500.
Speck & Co. have leased to Mrs. b.
Allen for Wolf Fleischer the st. Hilaire
apartment house, on the west line of
Laguna street, between Post and SUIT
ter streets, for ten years, the aggregate
rentals for the term amounting to
s54,110.
NJ. H. de Young is the purchaser of
the Josephs property, on Kearny street,
adjoining the Chronicle building. The
frontage owned by Mr.. de Young on
Kearny street is now 112 feet. The pur-
chase price was 100000. The Chronicle
building will be extended to cover the
lot on Kearny street.
The northwest corner of Taylor and
North Point streets, 275x137:6 feet, has
been sold to the Holmes Investment
Company for $4,000 by the estate of
Frederick Billings.
The estate of Henry Levy has sold to
Reuben Cohen 55x137:6 feet on the south
line of McAlIister street, 55 feet west
of Cough street, with improvements,
for 49, 200.
Sales have been made through the
city department of the c. NJ. Wooster
Company as follows:
DR.. Frank s. Emmal 70 Mrs. Della Fallon.
lot 2oxeo feet. more or less. and improvements
on the east side Of Jones street. between
Geary and Post private terms; William
Wolfe 10 c. w Hollis lot 81 :6xs7 6. with fats
and stores, on the south line OF Fulton street,
81 feet west OF Buchanan for $500; p. ].
Meyers TO Mrs. c. Klelnhammer, lot 25xT5 feet.
and three fats the south side OF Harrison
street, 90 feet west of Sixth. for $1,000; Mrs.
E Hendrickson to p. J. Stuparich. lot Sex
Go g. and Improvements. on the northeast cor
Of Vallejo and White streets. for s5250
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CORNERS AND HOMES.
The following sales are reported b!
g. II. Umbsen & Co.:

The following sales are reported by
c.. II. Umbsen & Co.:
For the Mersing estate. lot 75x75 feet. and
improvements. on the northwest corner OF
Rohde. lot 81 :6x9o :1o1a and improvements. on
the northwest corner Of Fulton and Baker
streets 81, 800; for the Mersing estate. lot
~ :6x106:3 and improvements, the south
west corner of Fell and Devisadero streets.
$50 $50: for Michael Forrest and Catherine
Heating, lot 25x15 and improvements. on the
northwest line of Minna street 75 feet south
west Of Sixth, $500: for II. Thorn Wohrden,
lot 25x113:4 and improvements. at II Wash
iugton aVene and Grand avenue, $1,000; for
Mrs Staude, lot 40z65 feet and improvements,
on the northwest corner OF Vallejo street and
Vulcan lane, S69J0; for John r. Quinn. lot 25x
SO feet on the east line OF Valencia street, 60
feet north OF Nineteenth, S42J0 for the Mers-
ing estate lot 25x106:3. the west line OF
Devisadero street. 2T g south OF Fell. S41O0; for
Michael Tamony. lot 25xs5 and improvements,
on the southwest line OF Dore street, 135 feet
southeast OF Folsom $3.50; for Mrs. Cotter.
lot 26x131 o. on the west side OF Guerrero
street I65 feet south of Fourteenth, $1,000; for
A 7 Ranken, lot 21xi0o feet. on the west line
OF Sanchez street. Is feet north OF fourteentn'
S27co.
Thomas Magee & Sons have sold the
property at 1S43 Mission street, east
side, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. On it is a frame building, I'M
der a ten years lease. Leopold e. and
Michael s. Alexander are the sellers.
The price is $1,000.
Besides very important sale in the 50-vara
district east of Larkin street In which trans
fer a number of small holdings are included,
and concerning which full details will be given
next week Davidson & Leigh report the fol-
lowing recent sales:
For Isabella Schottler TO Meta H. Khoenke.
22:lIx75 feet with improvements consisting OF
four fats on the southeast line OF Clara street.
200: g northeast OF Fifth, for $1,000: for the
Partridge estate to L. VI. Magsart, the uninl-
proved lot tie south line OF California
street 1873 feet west Of Baker. size 25x13T, for
S240O; for Rivers Bros. to Emma II. Brown,
the lot and improvements consisting OF six
fats on the southeast line of Shirley street.
the 475 feet southwest OF Fifth, size of lot
25xT5 for $500; for the Daily estate to Henry
O. TrowbridRe. the lot and improvements on
the southwest line OF Rausch street. 1I5 feet
northwest from Folsom, 25x112 feet, running
through TO Ciementina, improvements consist
ing OF Ave flats for $500; for f. NJ. Mag
CART 70 Abe levy. the store on the west line
OF Fillmore street 1o3 feet north of Sacra-
mento street, lot e5x90 for $3.50; for J. w.
Hamilton TO Oscar Heyman, the unimproved
lot on the southwest line OF Berlin street, 125
feet northwest of sWeyland, lot 75x120 feet.
for $500: for the Standard Oil Company to j.
cassarctto, the lot and improvements on the
southwest line OF Dore street. 1I5 feet north
west of Folsom. size OF lot 75xS5 feet.
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Green metal beds, double size. Regular price e m
$3.50 Special for Easter week only. 1lsiU
Golden bureaus. Regular price $500 Spe- eli *
cial for Easter week only ............. QIl'sc
Mahoganized birch bureaus. Regular price co IN
$4,000. Special for Easter week only. psAscV
Mahoganized birch toilet tables. Regular price
S14oo. Special for Easter week only S10 S0
Golden oak toilet tables. Regular price GIG m
$4,000. Special for Easter week only. plO.VO
Birdseye maple chiffoniers Regular price e11 IN
$4,000. Special for Easter week only. !CAI.cV
Three-piece golden oak bedroom sets Regular
price s65oo Special for Easter week SA2 Il
Reed arm rockers Regular price 800. G *
Special for Easter week only....-..... 10.6o
Mahoganized birch Morris chairs Regular price
5000. Special for Easter week only. e11 *
.................... ..........-. VAH'oO
Golden oak library tables. Regular price Gil *
$500. Special for Easter week only. 1li.AJ
Golden oak or imitation mahogany bookcases. Reg
uar price S12.oo Special for Easter week ca m
Weathered oak 6-foot extension tables. square.
Regular price S2z.5o. Special for Easter e1k On
week only .....< 800. .........-..... ViU'IO
Golden oak china closets. Regular prcee10 M
$4,000. Special for Easter week only 1oU.UU
Weathered oak Bullets Regular price Gil *
$500. Special for Easter week only. vu.LJ
Golden oak cane seat dining chairs. Regular Ct IN
price SI7s. Special for Easter week only. vI'JU
Golden oak hall stands. Regular price Gil *
$500. Special for Easter week only.. vu.LJ
Mahoganized birch tabourets Regular price CT an
Sz5o Special for Easter week only 49,. 1l.1U
Maple writing desks. Regular price sIoooc7 IN
Special for Easter week only ...........~i'JV
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We sponge and shrink all
dress goods bcught here free
Of charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-03

ysrd-A very silky iron frame
weave: full 81 inches wide
Comes IN navy. gun metal and
oyster gray, tobacco brown,
royal blue and rich fast
black-sn extra heavy IN
quality Regularly 8sc 1IEC
yard. Special, per yard wv
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uh eand bookths
subject thoroughly viii free
charge You VIII not be asked deposit in
absolutely Free and as nothing without
eHther deav and hnd yourself that t you
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-30
Wrappers, Etc.

Ladies' lined wrappers mn
worth S1.25. Sale ..c.. J0O
Ladies''oined wrappers Or
worth ST. Sale price UUo
Ladies' Aeeced lined. under
wear worth SOC. M
Sale price,. ~: ...... jJC
Children's underwear in all
S Sal: p rGcth sor: 24C
SO dozen mems underwear
s ss's p rs to 90 CENTS s.. 41C
Boys caps in black on
worth sec. Sale price U0o
Children's caps worth or
SOC. Sale price 49,. JJu
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-30
LaCeS and Trimmings,

LaCeS and Trimmings,
Medalions worth 81, ON
Sale price. VVO
Medalions worth 99c. pkn
Sale price. ........ VvU
White trimmings 70n
worth 99c. Sale price "
White trimmings KIN
worth Csc. Sale price VVV
Medalions, narrow, 0kn
worth Csc, Sale price zVO
White silk lace worth 0k0
CSC. Sale price ....: ZVV
Cream collar lace II
worth Il 1-2c. Sale =. u
Cream collar trimming 0Qo
worth SOC. Sale price zOU
Medallion trimming Ok
worth SIPS. Sale: -. JOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
CREDIT FOR WATERLOO.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: have been greatly interested In the contro-
yersv raised in England and Germany and echoed
in this country over the Kaiser's toast in Han
over 70 the HaNyerfans, who, in conjunction with
RIucber and the Prussians, saved the British army
from destruction at Waterloo" But do you not
think that our English cousins have entirely
missed the Kaisers point? The King OF England
was then the King Of Hanover also' and yelling
TOMS own army at Waterloo was composed to the
axtert Of A per cent Of Gernans-HanOverfans
MeckIeaburgers. Nassauans etc. but chiefly Han
overtans These men in the English pay and
fought unier the English flag. with Wellington as
tbeir immediate commander They fought through
o,,+ that day rs well as the English, that Is to
saw exceedingly well.
English histories OF Wateroo-except the tech
meal military ones-gencrally ignore the fact that
Welljngtons own army was composed In part OF
Gern,a9s although 10 would detTact nothing what
ever iron, English vaior and credit admit II. II
Won will look at the technical accounts OF Water
loo YOU viii ind at the opening OF the battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
SEWAGE FED OYSTERS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
on your editorial in yesterdays paper treating
the subject OF Oysters and Typhoid was OF par
Gee'ar interest to me. My boyhood was passed at
b4ue POINT, the home OF the famous oyster and
try.
40 not believe there Is the least possible danger
yT ~ y plo'd injection in the Blue Point oyster.
$50 - no sewage eInptying into the Great
S,Ce,tI ISiy Ior the simple reason that along the
sIoIeS there IS not sufficient current to carry
%SSs',tS' anu II sewers extended .rto the bay
10y would De filled with seaweed and sand
W. eSCh storm and rendered useless. The few
Streams with outlets into the bay are shallow and
niFS uttIe TIDAL change. They could scarcely be
trseu Tor sewage disposal The Blue Point oyster
- never loatod in fresh water. Many of them ere
sL-tPed dlrect from their natural beds but for
th!ence IN shipping they often replanted
aIo.s me shores, or hOated in oyster foats. The
m9!eC ~ less SAT- along the shore and the oysters
never fresh 1880
a likely source OF typhoid Infection occurs right
uI.uer the eye ~ New-York people, and have never
sSSel any merton of 1t. Oysters taken over
tilG w eenaWken Hats and there oated the latter
nan OF Ihe ebb tide, when the water is brackish
anu loadeU with sewage matter. After they are
thoroughly pumped UP with contaminated water
IIneF are carried directly the river TO the
west Tenth-st. market and sold
ms seems 70 to be O matter for the health
authorities to investigate.
FREDK 8 FIALIETT NJ d.
Aackenssck. ". J.. Dec. % 1903