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GERMAN METHODIST DEACONESS
HOME, south-east cor. Reading Road
and Oak.
GLENN INDUSTRIAL HOME. 641 W. 4th,
HEBREW G^BNERAL RELIEF ASSOCIA­
TION, Office, 731 W. 6th,
HOME FOR DESTITUTE AND FOR­
SAKEN FEMALE CHILDREN AND
WORTHY ADULTS, rear of Church of
the Atonement, north side 3d bet. Central
Av. and John.
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS AND
FOUNDLINGS, 433 W. Court.
HOME FOR THE AGED POOR. Florence
Av. nr. DesMoines.
HOME FOR THE AGED POOR, Riddle
Road, Clifton Heights.
HOME FOR INCURABLES, 2380 Kemper
Lane.
HOME FOR THE JE'WISH AGED AND
INFIRM, north-east cor. Burnet Av.
and Union, Avondale.
HOMOiEOPATHIC DISPENSARY, southwest
cor. 7th and Mound.
JEWISH POSTER HOME, 718 W. 6th.
LAWRENCE EPISCOPAL HOME, 300
Broadway.
LONGVIEW HOSPITAL, Hamilton County,
Can be reached by C, H. & D. R. R.,
stopping at Carthage Station, or C.,C.,
C. & St. L. R. R., Longview; also, by
Millcreek Valley Street Railway.
LITTLE SISTERS OP THE POOR, Florence
Av. nr. DesMoines.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM, north side Bank
bet. Baymiller and Freeman Av,
OLD MEN'S HOME, north-east cor. Mc­
Millan and Ashland Av., Walnut Hills.
POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
Thomas McGovern, Secretary. Meets
quarterly at City Hall.
POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Meets
first and third Tuesdays of each month
at City Hall. Sergeant Andrew Bichel-
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RESCUE 'HOME FOR ERRING WOMEN,
(Incorporated), 330 and 332 George near
Central Av. Rev. and Mrs. Sherrard
Beatty, founders and managers. Its object
is to rescue fallen women and lead
them to a better life; for this class of
women only; girls of that character are
welcome day or night. It is supported
by voluntary contributions; no collections
are ever taken. Telephone 1145,
SACRED HEART HOME FOR HOMELESS
YOUNG WORKING GIRLS, 414 Broadway,
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ST. ALOYSIUS ORPHAN ASYLUM, junction
of Reading Road and B, & O, S,
W, R. R., Bond Hill.
BT. JOSEPH'S MATERNITY HOSPITAL
AND FOUNDLING ASYLUM, south of
B. & O S. W. R. R. east of Reading
Pike. Office, 827 W. Stih.
ST. JOSEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM, Cherry
St., 25th Ward.
ST. MARGARETHA FRAUEN AND JUNG-
PRAUEN VEREIN, for the support of
the boys in the Proctectory at Mount
Alverno, Delhi Township. Mrs. Anna
Popp, Secretary, 1407 Race
SANTA MARIA ITALIAN EDUCATIONAL
AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE, 510
E. 3d.
ST. PATRICK'S CONVENT, 718 W. 3d.
tJNITBD JEWISH CHARITIES. B. Bettmann,
President, 731 W. 6th.
WE'SLEY CHAPEL HOME, 464 Pioneer.
WIDOW'S HOME, north-east cor. McMillan
and Asihland Av., Walnut Hills.
WORKING BOYS' HOME, Mrs. Mary Oberdorsten,
Superintendent, 117 B. Sth.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­
TION, north-west cor. 7th and Walnut.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­
TION, Industrial and Educational Department,
26 E. Sth.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­
TION HOME, 26 B. Sth.
HOSPrTALS.
Cincinnati Sanitarium — Private Hospital
for the Insane—Located at College Hill.
Dr. O. Everts, M. D., Superintendent.
Cincinnati Hospital, cor. 12tlh and Plum.
John Pehrenbatch, Superintendent. Persons
desiring to communicate with patients
at Branch Hospital for Contagious
Diseases, located in Green Township
near Lick Run Road, can do so by telephone,
from this Hospital.
Good Samaritan Hospital, south-east cor.
6th and Lock.
Ohio Hospital for Women and Children,
549 W. 7th.
U. S. Marine Hospital, south-east cor. 3d
and Kilgour.
Jewislh Hospital, cor. Burnet Av. and Union,
Avondale.
Christ Hospital, 2139 Auburn A v. Miss Hannah
M. Peirce, Superintendent.
St. Francis Hospital, Queen City Av., Fairmount.
St. Mary's Hospital, cor. Betts and Linn.
St. Joseph's Maternity Jfospital and Foundling
Asylum, situated near the city, and
under control of Sisters of Charity. Private
telephone from ?27 W. St'h.
Protestant Episcopal Free Hospital for
Children, west side of Main north of
Mason, Mt. Auburn.
Diakonissen Krankenhaus, 529 to 533 B. Liberty.
Home for Incurables, 2380 Kemper Lane.
Ohio Maternity Hospital, 222 W. Liberty
Ophthalmic Hospital and Dispensary. 208
W. 12th.
Presbyterian Hospital, 626 W. 6th.
Trinidad Hospital, 418 Broadway.
Order of Trained Nurses (Red Cross). Miss
Anna Kypke, Directress. General Office,
flat 1, The Losanti Building, 208 W, 12th,
COLLEGES, &c.
ART.
Art School of the Cincinnati Museum Association,
Eden Park.
BUSINESS.
Nelson Business College, north-west cor,
7th and Elm,
Bartlett Commercial College, 14 to 18 W. 4thi
Traub's Cincinnati Business College, 13 and
15 B. Stb.
Watters' Business College, 715 Race.
DENTAL.
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery (The),
233 W. Court.
Ohio College of Dental Surgery, north-east
cor. Court and Central Av.
LAW.
Law Department of the. University of Cincinnati,
The Cincinnati Law School.
Lecture Room, College Bldg, Th'e Lectures
commence annually on the first
Monday In October, and continue until
the first Monday In Tune daily.