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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03
LOCAL LACONTCS.


My success is owing to my liberallty In
advertising. g."-Bonner.
The reireshment and other booths at the
.schuzsnplatz will be sold at auction, this
afternoon, by Mr.. R. 8. Bruns, at the platz
The Freundschaitsbund will give one OF
their popular entertainments, on the evening
OF the 22d of April, In compliment to the
visitors to the Schutzenfest.
1t was Master E. W. Whitehead who re-
cited so effectively the piece, "Macau'aI 3
Horatlus," at the exhibition Of the Charleston
High School on Monday last.
Last night, about twelve o'clock, colored
man was cut, In Four.Post alley, by ascolored
girl named Sarah. The rair were taken to
the Guardheuse, when, after hearing the par.
ftcutars, the oficer discharged them.
1.-THE union prayer meeting will be held al
zinIn Church, G.-se street, this afternoon, at
half.past o'clock. The Rev. ]. A. Chamolss
is expected to preside.
:. :. The store of Mr.. e. e. ItgeH, at No. l26
Tradd street, opposite Limehouse street, was
broken into on Tuesday night by burglars
who robbed the Till OF twenty-five or thirty
dollars, and carried off some articles Of minor
value. 1t is supposed that they were fright
ened away before they could secure more
plunder.
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In AWKWARD MISTAKE.

a paragraph appeared in the New York
Tribune, few days ago, charging that per-
son, falsely representing himself 10 be cor.
respondent of the Tribune, had procured
free ticket, as such correspondent, from one
of the Charleston railroad companies. The
ycung gentleman 30 spoken OF 10 the son of q
Charleston merchant of high standing. He
had written to The Tribune to solicit the
position of Charleston correspondent, and, In
Ills inexperlence, construed the answer, which
was simple assurance that such letters as
proved valuable would be accepted, into a
formal appointment as correspondent Acting
upon this belief, he applied for and obtained
the ticket in question. There certainly was
no thought OF deceivlng the railroad company,
or of asking for privileges to which the appli'
cant had no claim.
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THE COURTS.
United States Court.


The following were referred TO Reglslrar
Clawson: Petition of William West Tor final
discharge from bankruptcy. Petition of
Mathew Merrill, of York County, for voluntary
bankruptcy.
On petitions of Registrar Clawson, the as
sIgnee of James Miller, bankrupt, and the u.s.
signee of F. D. Green, bankrupt, we're ordered
10 send Ia their accounts within twenty days,
and The assignee of Joseph Mendell, bank.
rupt, was ordered to render his account With
in thirty days.
On the petition of Seibels & Ezell, P. T..
Frazee was ordered 10 show cause on the 9Th
Inst. why he should not be declared bank
rupt.
The hearing of the petition of James P. Low
Tor the bankruptcy OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company was postponed 10 the 7lh Inst.
The petition of James K. Vance ior reserva-
tIon of homestead and personal property
was referred 10 Registrar Jaeger.
The suit of John Brown against the italian
bark Carlo Marriet:o, to enforce The payment
OF seamen's wages, was dismissed after o
hearing.
United States Commissioner.
Peter King and Esau Brady, colored, were
bound over by Commissioner Porteons yes.
terday Tor trial on the charge of violating the
internal revenue laws.
Trial Justices Courts.
Robert Lloyd, colored, was committed to
jail yesterday by Trial Justice Levy ior exam
Inatlon on charge OF tapping the till OF Q
baker In King street.
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AMUsEafENTS.
Fen Mccullough.

The Academy Of Music was comfortaoiy
allied last evening by an appreclatlve audience
to witness the presentation OF lhis great
drama, with Mr.. Byron in the title role. Tne
haro was very well supported throughout,
and at the curtains fall, after each act, deaf
ienIng plaudits caused 1t to rise again. Miss
Kats Byron made charming Msude. The
whole piece went of successfully, and 10
manner that must have proved highly pleas
Ing to Mr.. Byron.
:; This afternoon, at three o'clock, matinee
will be given, and in the evening the lovers
of sensations will be given the last chance TO
take ureless trip "Across the Continent"
The Happy Cal Wagner Isnstrels.
Mr.. Harry Clapham, the advance agent OF
the Cal Wagner Mlnstre! Troupe, who were
30 popular here during their recent visit, Is In
the city preparing Tor the appearance Of the
troupe at The Academy on Friday evening.
They will remain only two nights. Since their
last visit powerful addition has been made
to the troupe by the engagement of Mr.. Charles
Haywood, the great eoprano vocalist. on
Saturday afternoon matinee will be given,
-isSiii The Temperance Lecture.
The free lecture ON temperance, by Colonel
J.J. Hickman, OF Louisville, Ky, took place
last night, in Temperance Hall, before Queen
City Lodge, No. "a. The audience was small
but attentive. Colonel Hickman possesses
the Recommendation of good voice, fluent
speech and earnest manner, aud succeeded In
interesting bis hearers. He confined his re-
marks to the dark side of the picture, hurling,
In the course of his remarks. whitening de-
nunciatIons upon the heads Of distillers and
liquor dealers.
The Garrick Dramatic Club.
This enterprlslng society of amateur actors
will give an entertainment at the Hioernian
Hall on the evening of The 16th instant. q
tragedy, entitled the BATTLE OF Orcrum,"
which has never before appeared upon the
Charleston stage, and an irreslslibly funny
farce, called ssThe kiss In the Dark" will be
presented. The very hltterlng success which
attended their last entertainment has Induced
the club to engage the Hlbernian Hall for the
coming one, 30 that ample accommodations
can be furnlshed tor large audience.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPRING OUTFIrs.-The spacious clothing
bazaar Of Messrs. Menke & Muller. at the
northeast corner of Kiog and Wentworth
Streets Just now presents scene OF unwont-
I'd bustle. An Immense stock OF spring and
summer clothing and furnishing goods of the
fnest make and freshest styles have just been
received and opened, and the customer would
be fastidious Indeed who could fail 10 be
suited In this splendid establishment. The
proprletors are pushing young men, who, by
tact, attention and iair dealing, having built
up large business, are constantly adding 10
1t by taxing the proper means to let every
body know the facilities and advantages they
have to offer.
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BOOK DEPOSITORY.
(FoGARTIE, sTILLMAN & COZ
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History Of Sculpture from the earliest ages to
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THE CHARLESTON SCHOOLS.

The annual examination of the pupils at
the public schools will take place to-day.
At the Normal School the prizes will be dis
trlbuted by the Hon. G. q. Memminger and ex'
Governor Aiken.
At the 81. Philip street School the prizes
will be distributed by Major G. Lamb Bnst ana
Mr. Jacob Willlman.
At the Meeting street School the prizes WILL
bs distributed by the Rev. W. B. Yates anu
Mr.. Reed.
At the Morris street (colored) school lhe
prizes will be distributed by Messrs. A. l.. To-
bias and Hogan.
The schools have been decorated for the oc'
casiop, and the addresses and recitations,
with the vocal music at the Normal School,
will make the exercises particularly Interest,"
1ng. The cllizens of Charleston have an hon
orable pride In their public schools, which are
unquestionably the largest and best 10 'ne
State, and 1t is hoped that there WILL De- as
usual, a throng of visitors to encourage lne
children by their presence, and stlmuIate
them with their approval.
The High School HcnoEs'
The following Ia llst Of pupils who were
awarded honors at the recent examination OIL
the High School.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
First DIvision.-C Classical: VIM; b. Cnlsolm,
VIM. F. Barragan, Hervey NJ. Cleckey. VIM. u.
Gray. Glover Fife, Andrew Kroeg. English
n. q. Gwinner, VIM. Cantwell, VIM. Thomp-
S.cond Dlvlslon.-C Classical: Walter III.
whitehead, James G. CorcoraD, David A.
Walker, Edward Glrardeau. EDgiish fnulp
R. Shaw, Jno. G. Robinson, SamI b. Kenne-
ker, VIM. Oxilvle, Florence Emanuei, "hia"
McSwiney.
SECOND DEPARTMENT,
First Division.-Classical Hugh W. Penn
bertnn. p. L. Bissell, Theo. Nathan, Cbas. +.
Won Ssnten, E. G. ROllipgs, Jno. W Slmons,
Orville q. Bissell. English: &. l.. Welch, ).
Second Division. E. z. Marshall,
Leon C. Ferrall, +. D. Aiken, VIM. B. Nlpson.
English W. p. Plnckney, VIM. Demon, A. J.
Easlerling. NJ. Douglas, ]. B. Belllnger.
A FlourIshfnS Colored School.
The spring exhibition and examination OF
the wallingford Academy for the education OF
colored children took place list evening in
Walllnglord Church, in Meeting street, be-
tween Mary and Reid streets. The church
was tasteruily decorated with flowers and
evergreens, and was crowded with colored
persons. The school numbers about three
hundred pupils, and Is under the manage
uent of white teachers. The pupils were ex-
amlned In the various English branches, and
acquitted themselves admirably on the whole.
Addresses were delivered by several Of the
brightest pupils with credltable effect.
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HOTEL ARRITALS-4PRIL 3.
Charleston.

Charleston.
FN Bangs and son, DR. VIM Hodges, New York;
Culver, Culverioo, g; q Costello, Agent
Little Rock and and h K; John Welherill
and lady, Philadelphia; Sp ri, Washing.
son; Pope, FAINT, south Carolina; Hub.
bard, Anderson; a Chamberlain, Columbia; E
c Jones. Newberry, Isaac Meyers, Brunswick;
E Tracey, Mrs Tracey. Miss HUNTINGTON, Mrs Gil.
man, New York; Gorham, Savannah; Smith.
UsCS; Dwyer. Halifax; o Jennings, Brook
lyn; D HouRhtaling aud lady, Master W r
Houghtaling, " Dunton and lady, Miss Sadie
Dunton, 8 r Platt, Mrs Steadman, New York;
Mrs Charles Warner, Miss Carrie Warner, Miss
M Field, Troy; O r Knowles New York; Il Bald
win, Massachusetts,; b Lowe, Boston; d Nor.
rson, Mrs N Morrison, Miss E Sage, New
York; W ID Putnam Miss Putnam, MISS r. Jer-
k:ns, Brooklyn; G Rogers and lady, Miss Post,
New York; J swade Richmond; E Acl7er, ]
< H!l, south Carolina; Mrs J Hall, Hall
and lady, r wohlblncn, q Colel, DR. Relmony,
New York; Mr. and Mrs Huntington, Connecu.
cut: Sanford, Jr. New York; George Hrdt,
altimorr; John w Morgan, New YORK; Mrs
E Cornelius, Miss Sparks, Cambridge Mass;
BlecEley, W Barr, Anderson; Uhossy,
Pendle ton; NJ Lepar An erson; Burden, Co.
iuInOl6,J Siullll, lddy auu AuLoo ~ oSu-
ford, Mrs L Phipps New YORK; Mrs r w Evans,
MISS Evans, Hudson; james q Phjpps. d: o John
Dwight. MIRA q Lamb, New YORK; Il d Pothses-
mis- and lady, Brooklyn; Spencer and lady,
Miss Spencer, Ellie; Strong aud lady, Strong.
Miss HILL Boston: W Wood, W Connell, New
York; G Landsrson, VIM Landefson, Massa.
chusettH; l. Morgan, Mrs Hassard, Msk wins.
low, New York; F ,Uverton, Florida; Geo Water
houee, South arolina.
Pavilion.
Smith, South Car"lIn !; J Toney, Johnston's
sc; Asher, Blackvllle; " MacSey, Baltlf1ore;
A Hocgand Fisher, New York; NJ Strauss
South @ ClrolIns; T Smith, Bonnesu's;J Budds
coumbia. II Lee, Porter, Kingstree; W
smith, A Page. Nichols, S G; X Chandler,
Clarendon; j Wellops, PIttsburg; E Hen Ing.
way, Sumter; Ozark. Lancaster; Jos W Bel.
Geo O Helat, Baltimore; r Sanford New York;
q w'''rney, Jacksonville; Hem y Clapham, Agt MT
c. Mrs II Haverly, -.
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THE NEW TRIAL JUSTICES.

Qualification of o. r. Levy-The AP-
pointment Of Constables.
Trial Justice o. B. Levy filed bis bond at the
mesne conveyance office on Tuesday, and
qualified at the clerk of courts office yester-
'terdaJ. His sureties are Mrs. G. d. Bernard,
C. F. Levy and Alfred Bernard.
The law requires each trial Justice to COM
mission two constsbles to assist In performing
the functions of his office, and the following
appointments have accordingly been made :
By Trial Justice Levy, John Barry and Ed
ward Lyons; by Trial Justice Adams, Moses
Brown; Sy Trial Justice caulaeld, G. 8. Miller
and J. B. Matthewes; by Tdil Justice Claus
sen, WIN. Cole and John Freeman, Jr.
Trial Justice DsLarge had not qualified up
TO late hour yesterday afternoon.
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A COMPLIMENTARY CHANGE.

Captain q. P. HamllD, of the United States
rsyenne service, who has been on duty at this
port for about eighteen months, is ordered to
Baltimore, where he will take command OF
the Colfax, new revenue steamer. It Is
pleasant enough 10 exchange numbering
sailing vessel like the Racer for a smart
steamer, and Baltimore is more Important
port than Charleston, but it will be difficult
for Captain Hamlin 10 be more efficient OIL
Ger or to make himself more popular than he
has been In this city.
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THE CONFEDERATE HOME.

At meeting OF the executive committee OF
the auxiliary association of the Confederate
Home the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this association
be rendered to Mrs. P. ]. Barbot, and to the
ladies snd gentlemen who kindly assisted on
the occasion, for their services In rendering
the oretorlo on the goth ult. ior the ben, 6t OF
the Confederate Home. and which has mate.
rally added 10 the funds of this patriotic
charity.
RESOLVED. That the thanks OF this aesocia.
lion be likewise rendered to MIR. Sieglug for
the use of g valuable piano on that occasion.
Resolved, That the chairman cf this com.
mlttee be requested to communicate the
above resolutions 10 Mrs. Barbot and Mr..
SiesliDg. d. G0uRDlN,
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April 2.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet and steady.
No sales reported.
RosIN.-Sales OF 1865 bbls strained, on spot at
So co. $500 bbls strained April delivery, lbuyer's
option at So 10, and mixed lot OF 265 bbs, low
No at So 65. and SIS 50 for window glass. A de-.
cline OF 1tc on strained. Market quiet and easy.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Na Market quiet aud steany.
dip, and 81 for vlrgln-the latter subject to q
deduction II one.ffh.
TAR ales of2lo bbs at 81 so per bbl. Market
steady.
COIToN.-Marke' quiet and nominal.
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IL o B F L o B l D A &.
VIA saw MN A q.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers. r. .aEh
DICT ATOR, Captain L. II. Coxetter,
and CIT, POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. VIII isave
Charleston every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sum
DAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nan FernandIna, Jacksonville, Magn lia, Green
cove Springs, St. Augustine, Palatka and all
GandIpes on St. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the Oclwahs River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, Mellonville and all points on the Upper
Sc. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernaudina with Florida Railroad
for ali points in the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
RAVENEL CO., Agents.
dec2 Cor. Yanderhorst's Wharf and East Boy.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ex.Attorney- General Chamberlain is seay-
ing at the Charleston Hotel.
Maior.Geperal Robert Ransom arrived IN
tha. ci,y on Tuesday afternoon, and lett for
Columbia last evening.
- George W. Qulstard, ESQ.,, OF New YORK; Is
Shaving at the Charleston Hotel. He will
leave the city In few days for New orleans.
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Gotels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA. 8. G.

This well known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion Of the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busl-
ness or pleasure.
Tne proprietor, having secured the services OF
polite and efficient ASSISTANTS, pledges himself TO
spare no pains in its management. to sustain the
high reputation 80 long enjoyed by the "Colum-
bia u as first. class house.
Attached to the house is q handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three OF Phelan Gollan.
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph ONCE in rotunds OF the House. Also,
Bathng Room, equalled by none In the city.
WIN. G0RMAN, Proprietor.
F.. T. BURDELI, late OF charleston Hotel, and
JAs F, GAp5DHN, AasiatanfB. reD4
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sr M,,HAEL's sTEEPLE.

The. work of guiding the ball and arrow
upon st. Mlchael's steepls was concluded yes
,erday, and portion of the scafoldiDg direct
ly beneath those ornaments was taken down.
The general opinion Is that the streple mas
been greatly Improved by the painting. Ine
dials of the clock will be painted black, Win
gold numbers, and 1t is probable, tnougn nos
vel decided, that the hands OF the CLOCK Will
be painted white.
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THERMOafETRICAL.

The following was the range Of the ther-
mometer yesterday, April I'd, at the drug
store OF Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on the south
aide of Broad street: ga. NJ, 65; 10 A. M.,
TO-. 42 NJ, 70; 2P. NJ, r.; 1 P. NJ, SO; P. N.
6t;S p NJ, 81.
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ALL THE new styles of Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply of Win
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'s, No. 275 King street.
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THERE Is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, Grlddle Cakes, Mullins, Wat1les, &C.,
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. Gro
GERS cell II. apr3 thstn3
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The New York Riee Market,

NEW YORK, April I.
The Daily Bulletin says: There has been about
the usual business to-day and the market is very
nrm. The sales have been so derces Carolina at
Taco, $50 bags Rangoon at oxa7.
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Uew NnbllraGl1ns
u II R o M o S

y
We have edded many new and beautiful
CHKOMO, to our Gallery. Our entire collection
IA selected from the best French and German
Chromos aud are copies from the first living
Artists OF Europe.
Good Pictures have reunlng lnnnence and
add charm to the home circle The art OF
, hromo Llthography has contributed much to
thus pleasing luxury. Exact copies OF the best
Artists are brought within the reach OF persons
OF moderate meaus. Good Cnromos are lu1nlte.
ly preferable to second or third rate Paintings.
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COMMERCIAL NEVIS.
Exports.

ExpOrts.
NAw YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-100
bags sea island cotton, 452 bales upland cotton.
20 bales waste, l48 bois roaln 70 tcs Clay 72 tcs
rice, So bales domestIcs, ls9 sacks coil ton seed
meal IS bales moss, 100 sticks cedar, 81 pigs
sundrles.
WEYMOUTH, MAss-Per bark Florenc,-5oo tons
phosphate rock.
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Interior Cotton Markets

Interior Cotton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, March 81
Sales today W9re light; extremes 12H to Tia
l7Tc.
COLUMBUS, March 81.
Market 6rmer; 'dlnary il Xa16c; goo ordinary
I8al6H; low middlngs 17s174; middIings l7Ha
1S. SAILS 46 bales; receipts 1876; shipments f6l.
MONTGOMERY, March 81
Ordinary 15c; good ordinary l6H; strict gnod
ordinary II; low mlddlings IT; middlings lsK.
Tie market is quiet.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 2, 1873.
CoTroN.-Tbls market presented somewhat
quiet character. with moderate demand, at
generally unchanged rates. Sales about 700
bales, say at IL, 80 at 12H, "a at lSX, II at 16
Sat 1s, 81 at l6X, 90 at II. 16 at Tx, Ia at 17H
u at Tx, 10 at Is, rs AZ 1sk, at ls1, a8 at ls
100 at 10, 10 at lex, AZ at ls7f, 8 at lshc p b
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Stains and tinged. @l7M
Interior. ....R 0i6
Ordinary to goud ordinary. ......16 @l7H
Low mlddung... ..-..............l ..l6A9-
hiddllng. ..Iex@-
Strict middllng ............."...l9&@-
R1cE-There was quiet market for this grain,
Sales 80 tierces clean Carolina, at csc p b.
We quote common 10 fair at eH@7Xc, good
7H@7xc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were 20 bbls
spirits turpentine and 3s bbls rosin. The mar
ket was quiet and without transactions Of note
Crude turpentino may be quoted at So rs p bbl
for virgin, 50 10 for yellow dip, and 81 IS for hard
DOMESTIC EXoHANGR.-The banks purchase
Sight checks on New York at Y 10 4 per cent.
premium and sell ct II prsmum.
ExonANaB.-Sterling 90 day bills nominal, 25x
@25H.
GoLD.-leh@ls
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VLYDE'S NEW YORK LINE. /.
ELEGANT PASSENGER SALOONS ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
GEORGIA." .. Urowell, Commander: 10
appointed to sail from Pier No. 2, Union
P. NJ, making close connectin With the First
Glass Steamers from FLORIDA aud the several
Railroads arriving that day. The Cabin accom-.
modations are all on deck, and the tables are Emp
Charleston Markets Through Bilis Ladin4 issued
to LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL PORTS.
Through passengers will exchange their Co1-
pons at the Steamer. . =
HUGER & GO., or to W. a. CoU KTEEAY, H2enfs,
ONCE corner East Bay and Vendud Rsnse. fss T.
mch2s.fmw3th1 - ~, =. 80