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Daily globe., 1878-04-19
DIED.

CAMP-In this city, April 18th, 1878, John Fl.
Camp Jr., aged II years.
Funeral from First Baptist church, corner 9th and
Wacouta Streets at II o. Ii ), 20th inst. Friends
invited to attend
Daily globe., 1878-04-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. c. F. Buck, Winona, is in the city.
nlr. A. P. Tuckey, Mankato, at the Windsor.
f. 3. Munger, Duluth, at the Metropoli-
tan.
Hon. ]. W. Daniels, st. Peter, at the Metro
Dolitan.
Hon. J. N. Archibald, Of Dundas, is at the
Merchants.
Frank Drummond and A. J. Rust, Eau Claire
at the Metropolitan.
Hon. J. 3, Hubbcll, Mankato, is looking
after business matters in St. Paul.
Hon. w. 3. Lutz and II. Gillette, Lake City.
registered at the Merchants last evening.
Hon. D. L. How, banker at 6takopee, placed
his signature on the Merchants hotel register
yesterday.
NJ. c. Russell the spicy editor Of the Lake
City Leader, paid the sanity city a visit yes
terday.
Among the arrivals at the Clarendon, are Rev.
Louis Paquet, Oseo, Mimi; John p. Empy.
Northfeld; 0. b. Turrell, Redwood Falls.
Geo. B. Hall, agent great through st. Louis
Gne via. G. NJ. & st. p. railway and connec-
tions, was in the city yesterday, looking after
business.
John Berkey and his wife have gone to
!ancsyille, Minn:, to attend the funeral OF
G. A. DeGraff.
Among the arrivals at the Windsor, are s. c.
Tennis, Brainerd; Daniel McQuillan, Still
water; j. P. Nelson, Eau Claire; W. Fl. Stevens
Winona; L. Wakefield, Sioux City.
Peter Bott leaves tonight for Bingen on the
Rhine. He goes to visit his father after all ab-
scnce of twenty-five years from the old coun-
try, and will be gone about three months.
Hon. Z. ". Durant, saltwater, was in the
city yesterday, greeting his army of friends.
Mr. Du:ant's winter in the South has acted as
an ''elixir of life," he looking at least ten
years younger than last fall.
Hon. J. P. Kidder, delegate in Congress from
Dakota. returned to the city yesterday from
bEiet visit sto his Verrnilion home, where he
went to look after his riparian" and other
rights. He will leave on his return to Wash
ington, Saturday morning.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants yester-
day were tho following: J. Fl. Townshend,
Saltwater: J. 3. Mclean, Geo. Patten. Lake
City; T. q. Heraey, Saltwater; John F. Miller,
st. Peter; Il. ". Van Ornam, Racine, Wis.,; W.
J. FORSYTH. St Louis; W. B. Finney, valpa-
gaiso, Ind; P. P. Reywood, Chicago; Geo. NJ.
Mowbray, North Adams. Mass; Geo. Fox, Gin
cinnati; Geo. W. Denny, New York.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19
BLACK HILLS.
Northern Pacific E. r.
QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
To THE
BLACK HILLS
TAKE THE
CUSTER RO UTE,
VIA THE
Northern Pacific Railroad, and Northwestern
Express, Stage & Transports.
tion Company.
SAINT PAUL TO DEADWooD.

Trains leave st. Pau. for Bismarck on and after
Aarch lSth 1878, at SO Z. II. daily, except Sunday,
max ng the trip in % hours, connecting at Bsmarck
With daily line OF stages for Deadwood.
RATE OF FARE ON AND AFTER APRIL 1st, 1873.
LIST Glass. I'd Class. Enisr'nt.
81. Paul to Bismarck. S22 90 Si6 60 SIS GO
st. Paul to Deadwool. As 60 40 90 27 90
Duluth to Bismarck % 80 II SO II 30
Duluth to Deadwood. AZ 60 50 90 Is 90
BY taking this route you eecure elegant Palace
Sleeping Cars to Bismarck, to point Is miles nearer
Deadwood than via any other route TO the Black
Hills First and secoudclass passengers are carried
in frst-class Concord coaches from Bismarck to
Deadwood. En1i2rant passengers carried in coy-
cred freight wagons. For further information go.
ply - or address Northern Pacific Railroad Office
No. 4} Jackson street, ST. Paul.
G. G. 6ANBORN;
General Passenger Agent
II. Z. SARGENT,
General Manager. 80
Daily globe., 1878-04-19
Supreme Court.

Before the full Bench
The following were submitted and taken
under adyisement:
No. "a. Nelse A. Lee, appellant, VS.. Dexter
Parritt and J. G. Sanborn, respondents.
No. 81. J. W. Gregg and W. B. Griswold,
oo-partners as Gregg & Griswold. . appellants,
vs.. George A. Burroughs and James Unless.
SET FOR HEARING TO-DAY.
No. 62. William N. Garner, respondent, vs..
Gottlieb Refs, appellant; judgement from
Ramsey county. Palmer & Bell; 8. L. Pierce.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19
District Court.

In consequence of the absence Of the coun-
sci Of tho defendant in the action set for argu-
ment yesterday, the court mer.ly opened, and
then adjourned to April "a, at 10A. N.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19
THE COURTS.
United States District co,t,t.
/ Before Judge Nelson.

United States District Court.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Nelson.
The voluntary petition OF William J. Aber-
nethy, Of Minneapolis, praying that he be adj
Indicated bankrupt, was fled. His liabilities
are placed at S5, $500, and his assets are de-
clared to be nominal.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19

On the 25th inst the city treasurer will sell
number Of lots, in various parts Of the city,
which are delinquent in assessments for street
improvements. Most of these assessments are
for very small amounts, some of those on Mise
issippi ard Rice streets, being for only one
dollar each. The costs Of the sale, however.
will exceed that sum by fully three times as
much, and delinquent owners will act wisely
bY governing themselves accordingly.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19

About month or six weeks ago, stranger
registered at the Sherman house us &C. II.
Lowe, Illinois," He was in the last, painful
stages of consumption, and died at FIVE o'clock
yesterday evening. The deceased, who was
about IS years of age, seemed to be possessed
of means, but gave somewhat contradictory
accounts of himself, stating, among other
things that he had been engaged in the drug
trade in the city of Boston, Mass. He further
stated that he had no living relatives, or that
lie did not know where they were.
Daily globe., 1878-04-19

an4 uelmsn'
henry q Leonard, s,ol 2. s., instructor in botany
THE SALARY QUESTION.
The subject OF salaries was then discussed,
ana, on motion, that OF Professor Folwel was
fixed at $S, COZ, being the same as last year.
When Professor &: Campbell's name came
up long statement from that gentleman was
read, IN which he complained that he could not
1--we upon salary OF $z,2oO per annum, at the
present high prices. HIS statement went to
snow, also, that ne had been misled IN regard
70 Ms salary, ana tnat ne mad received less
money during his 1ncumbency than he had ex-
pended.
already 81 500 more than they ought to pay for
Daily globe., 1878-04-19

Another individual filed his petition yester-
day in the United States district court, pray
ing that he be adjudicated voluntary bank
rupt This is reminder of the fact that the
repeal of this present bankrupt law has al
ready passed the United States Senate, and is
nov pending in the House of Representatives
where, no doubt, it will also be speedily pass
ed. If any unfortunate debtors wish to take
advantage of the relief afforded by the existing
law, they had better hurry rp their cakes
Daily globe., 1878-04-19

latter an ex-policeman Of this city, was organ
ized for the purpose of conducting general
store IN Centreville. Anoka county. Two weeks
ago the firm dissolved. and OeIker opened a
saloon on Washington street, opposite the Met
ropolitan, Cavitzel having bought him out.
On examining the stock, the latter found some
OF i: missing, came into the city yesterday,
got search warrant, which was intrusted to
Officer Hanft, and Oelker's saloon was exam
ined. A miscellaneous assortment was there
discovered, all claimed by Cavitzel, and Oelker
was locked un.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

lie middle Of the day, on . crowded
thoroaghiare, in the sight Of 9 large NUM-
Der Of people, the thieves and their con-
fsderatss beating the plundered man and
two others who came to his assistance, and
all done in the most open and audacieus
manner. The key to the possibility OF
sach IN operation, isgiven in the statement
that the thieves bad chosen the moment
when the police guards were being changed
!, ,-=ene party; having apparently gone of be-
fore the relief police came on-nc patrol
men being in sight. Signs Of such weak
tspetr are occasionally visible in our own
|polics, arrangements, at the times Of
changing hepatrolmen. Chiefs Of Police
should read up the history Of the Crimeaan
war, as to this important subject, for there
they will learn that the Malakoff. which
had held out 80 long, was at last captured
while the Russian officers were changing
guard. 1issE d --1 --g arr s.a s..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

IT is believed that the time Ia not far
distant when transparent minerals - in
WHICH their elements are united in definite
proportions-will be substituted for glass
in the manufacture of microscopes. Dia-
mond, topaz, and rock crystal are those
which are found to be well suited for such
lenses. The white topaz of New Holland
is particularly fitted for optical purposes,
as its double refractions may be removed
by cutting it in plates perpendicular to one
OF its optical axes; in rock crystal, the
structure is, generally speaking, less per-
feet along tip axis Of double refraction,
but this imperfection does not exist in
topaz. If glass is to be used for the lenses
of microscopes, long and careful annealing
is essential-the polishing process to be
continued long after it appears to be per.
feet to the optician. At any rate, it Is evi.
dent that q body whose ingredients are
united by fusion, and kept in a state OF
constraint from which they are starving to
get free, cannot possess that homogeneity
OF structure, Or that peri ct polish, which
Will allow the rays of light to be refraoted
and transmitted without injurious modifi-
cation.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

Coop news comes from the schuylkill
Valley. The resumption of mining opera
tions means not only that the miners and
their families are to have work and wages,
but that money is to be put in circulation
throughout the whole region, and store
keepers and others benefited by this kind
OF resumption. RAILROADS. and ships are
to be again busily employed in transport
ing the products Of the mines to consum-
ers, and work furnished to many thousapds
Of now idle hands besides those of the
minors. If a market could be found for
all the coal that Pennsylvania mines and
miners are capable Of furnishing, the hard
times would soon become a thing of the
past in the Lehigh and schuylkill Val.
leys. a.. u"
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08


The Pungolo of Milan, July l2, reports
that at the town Of Monzambano detach-
ment of carbineers entered house owned
by wealthy people and ordered certain
door to be opened. A horrible spectacle
presented itself. In room with windows
secured by iron bars, amid uncleanness of
every sort, was living woman deprived of
speech and bearing hardly any semblance
of a human being. This unfortunate wo-
man had been imprisoned in that room for
forty-two years. This monstrous cruelty
was inflicted in older to prevent marriage
which would have taken from the family a
large share of its patrimony.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

SEVERAL mornings ago, while furniture
in tenement house at Fail River, Mass.
was being transferred to wagon, the wife
carefully wrapped in large comforter her
thres-weeks-old baby and laid it on the
bed in an upper chamber. A little later
some one down by the wagon called to a
man who entered the chamber to throw
down something to use for packing to pro-
tect some articles. The man seized the
rolled.up com forter and flung it out of the
window. 1t was caught by woman, who,
finding "something hard" in it, unfolded
it to find the child unharmed and undis-
turbed by the rough handling it bad re-
csived.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
-.,... At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,&c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and MARI ct. q.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
O.. West or Greuley Cigar, .'.
H. ,'' AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure, '- ,.
at Ninth and market.
- AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFlCE,
'- AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays If Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
CA11roRN1A. has q Por tugueses e j lpt

CALIFORNIA, has q Portuguese popula-
ton of 1900 al industrious, ishit peaceeable &c
hardly ever 10, the courts, civil or t criminal
and the most temperate class in the State
They earn their oWnliyelihood by agri
culture, stock raising, dairying, gardening
mining and whaling There are Mint
whaling companies on The coast Of Califor.
MIA, composed entirely, q d Portuguese. Thu
average annual yield a. their labor is 12s,
900 gallons Of oil.oqe9r.oo ruo l@ .'f
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

CHINA and India, are not the only EN-.
pires of the earth afflicted by awful famines.
Three millions Of people in Morocco are
suffering from want Of food, and coast
towns are thropged with fusitives, and
many are dying Of hunger. An English
resident at Msgador writes that ''ths famine
will grow worse from month to month, and
disease, its natural consequence, is already
rife among the poor inhabitants" The
famine is caused by drought, the copse-
queut failure of crops, and the wretched
management of the country's interests.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
SCIENTIFIC,

ExpraMrNrs With the pneumatic trans
mission of dispatches showthat the the speed
of 'carrier. driven by compressed air 10
greater when the pressure is cut OF after
each transit Hor, III other words, that there
is loss of.speed when the air is kept con-.
stantly in motion. In the former case, the
carrier starts into d comparative vacuum
at atmospheric pressure, and ip the latter
case into dense air--consequently, the
higher the pressure employed, the greater
the difference in speed In working by
vacuum areyerse result is obtained. When
compressed Ieir il admitted into long
tube, or the air is pumped out of it, SEN
sible time elapses before the permanent
condition of the airspressure is established.
In tube 8, 523 feet long, this interval was
found to be forty-fve seconds for the end
next to the air pump, and about seventy
five seconds for The centre of the tube.
The temperature of the air issuing from
tube is rot lowered to an extent corres-
ponding with its expansion iu the tube.
Comparing three-inclr tube with two
and one-fourth inch, it was found that
more than double engine power gave only
sixteen per cent. higher speed in the larger
tube, so that any increase of diameter
above that actually necessary to carry the
traffic in the required time, involves un-
necessary cost.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

AN improved machine for producing
sugar in the form of small cubes has lately
been invented, and is decidedly ingenious
in its operation. It takes the sugar from
an upper story, Immediately after leaving
the centrifugal" through box, at the
bottom of which is revolving shaft with
pins. This shaft carries the sugar down
npon iron plates, which pass under the
feed box, where an adjustable. scraper reg
ulates the thickness of the deposit and, as
these plates are covered to the proper
depth, thy are drawn along on an endless
chain to the knife. This knife is a series
of blades forming 1913 squares, the size of
each of the cubes; inside of each of these
squares is presser or plunger, which,
after the squares are cut, comes down with
a pressure of three tons, pressing the cubes
to the perfect size of three-quarters of an
inch. AS the sugar on the plate is cut, it
is carried along by the endless chain, and
received by an operative, who takes the
plate with its contents to the drying room.
each plate contains about ten pounds of
sugar, and the machine will cut up bar
rel of sugar in three minutes,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

AMERrcA's contribution to the Old
World carried by ocean steamers are
varied. The cargo cf the lost Idaho COM
prised 141 packages Of agricultural i'm
plements, 1900 pounds Of bacon, Ss pack
ages of clocks, 1881 bushels Of corn,
1894 bales Of cotton, "a bales Of hops, 5S
horses, 200 tons Of fresh meat, rs tierces
Of salt meat, 2 cases of machinery, 5pianos,
II kegs of ink, 25,22s bushels of wheat,
and 12 packages of, manufactured wood.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
WILMINGT0N, Dei. . August 8. 1875

THrRr was mailed id 4 small paper box
at Lewistewn' for Bethlehem, Pa, a live
young rattlesDake, about one foot in length
When the pouch reached the Harrisburg
Office the box had been broken open, and
wnen the mail matter was dumped out
upon the table the snake wriggled out with
it. It was killed and thrown away, and
the fact reported to the Department at
w..h;,or,o, odw- 1buDy1j, ma't @'ia
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

g A CUBAN loan is to be issued in a short
time, and it stands a better chance Of bring
ing something like par now that the Cuban
have held their first mass meeting without
a fight. Political mass meetings are very
good things; they serve as safety valves
where men can get rid Of their grievances
by nlking about them instead Of brooding
ovw them until they attain explosive
force and result in riots or revolutions. II
the Cubans should continue TO hold mass
meetings they may, under the new system
Of Government, substitute the ballot for
the bullet, and then their rich island will
serve as ample security for the repayment
of good many loans. Itis odd though
to read of mass meeting in Cuba as the
first one held on an island so near the
shore of the United States and SO closely
related to it by commercial ties. Mass
meetings are evidently not contagious or
they would have attacked Cuba many
wears ago. Now that they have been in.
troduced, however, the Cubans should Try
to get the genuine article, the kind that
used to be held here generation ago,
when citizens of all degrees of poverty ard
wealth, intelligence and ignorance met
together 10 listen to tho full dHourses
and sometimes discussions on pnb|ic ques-
tions, and when brass bands and profes-
sional politicians were not essential agents
for the collection of throng. IT,. '
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

" The adoption Of bronze steel, prepared
by the now well-known UcLatius method,
dis the material for the manufacture both
Of field pieces and siege guns in Austria,
has been attended with such satisfactory
results that experiments are now being
made with rifles constructed of similar
compound. A carbine, with the barrel of
bronze steel and rided on the Werndl sys-
TEN, has been manufactured, and tested
with great success. Three hundred rounds
were in the first place fred from the bronze
steel carbine, without the slightest de-
terioration of the weapon becoming per-
ceptible, and without any of the interior
dimensions being in any way altered. Five
hundred more rounds were then immedi-
ately fred from the same carbine, the bar
rel being cleaned and examined after every
twenty-five rounds. Ten split or torn car
tridges were fired dnring the 500 rounds,
but the bore of the carbine was not dam
aged in any appreciable degree: the edges
of the grooves remained sharp and clean,
proving that the metal possesses the neces-
sary hardness, while the whole of the in
terror of the bore remained free from lead.
and could be readily cleaned. The only
drawback is, that with this metal the
weight of the arm is somewhat increased.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
WIN. VI. PYLE. ~,
POSTMASTER.
Auti-Fat Ch emicalIy Examined.

The analytical chemist, w. r. DRAKE, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, recently analyzed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the process
OF its manufacture and can truly say that
the ingredients of which it is compos d are
entirely vege able, and cannot but act
favtrsb rpon the system, and it is we'll
calculated e, attain the obj ect Of which it
is sinteded.
Sold by druggists.
W. B, DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
8 II ECIAL q "A IL ID.

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION.
and until September lst, the Managers have
decided to reduce the rate of admission as
follows:
Jos ARHi5a aRihbsEs 4 cents
In order to give the citizens and especially
the hi'dren of Philadelphia, who cannot
leave the city during the warm weather an
opportunity of enjoying the many attrac.
tiOns of the exhibition.
EXCURSIONS, SCHOOLS, AND
PICNIC PARTIES
will be furnished with cool rooms and IA
BILE accommodations for lunching.
Exhibits
OF every description With Machinery in
Motion, together with new MUSICAL and
other attractive features daily, including
Mr.. THEo. g. KNAUFF, theeeebratsd organ
Ist who will perform evey afternoon.
jy .28-lm
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

WHAT close ~"'ch professional thieves
keep on the movements OF the poll re is
shown in the story Of the last midday rob.
berry in New York, wherein man was
plundered Of large package Of money in
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail on Wilmington and tA.A'o.
Northern r. r. ito Reading sd biz
- poi ints on the Baltimore CentI
r. r. South of Chadd Ford;".. 6W "A.
Through Mail to Baltimore and a 2 war
Washington. and all points Al.
SOUTH. !..' s!o,
Way Mail to Baltimore, Md, .,..,.s 8.l5, ;.
Philade,phia, Ps.,..-............. 900, ~"
Through Mail to N. y. and other - IN Il
q points North and East. ........ 9W
Peninsurar Way Nation Dela- 4 91ut.g
ware r. r. to Cris1eld, Md..... 800
Way Mail on Delaware Western u,
*. R..,.,..t,,. 1u.VV d Z,
Through Mail to Philadelphis ..,.,,
and New York, and all points -l,.
| East ana w est, r.-....,,"..... l2.l5, Pm
IA hrough Mail 10 Baltimore and
3' Washington and all points 9
south, and Southwest ..,.-... l2l5.
Through Mail 20 Philadelphia
andlNew York, snd all points ~
Hast and West. .....:.;..",..,. 5.'5 :"
New Castle. MiddletOwn,
smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend Delaware City, ST .-t....
: Georges, and Wyoming Del -. $50 !"
Through Mlil 10 Philadelphia ,
ana New York. and all points
North, East and W est. els
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points
South and Southwest, ,............. $50 I"
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
HIS OCCUPATION GONE.

Had the Arkansa' doctor" that "tappedt
the fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bu,
ndd1ng no water pronounce it dry droL- =
sy,"' lived to-day. he would. like Othello'
find "his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti
Fat; q purely vegetable remedy, safely. but
to pounds per week. Sold by all dug
gists,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

ut seems as If shouiu cough my head
on " Is sometimes the impatient exclama-
lion of sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the paro-ysnls with Hales Honey OF
Horenound ana Tar. Tse relief ID imn1e-
ruggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. ~Ao
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08

NOTICE TO EUBscasBxRs aThoee0f aour
.ubscr1bers who are indebted Othe MoRNs
1ss HERALD, viii 6bligeby an 0 early re-
mittance. eva lssl g53 4ot 6rs ,YJi2 q
PERsoNn lesyingy the city for any peri
cd Of time, however brief, or those golns
abroad, can have1THE MORNING. HERALD q y
ma lied to any address by ordering the fH same M
at this office at six, cents q week -, -, ;,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-08
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
...n.... -.. ,.. DELIVERY.

Way Mail from Wilmington and
Northern r. f. from Reading
and points Mort h. ................ 5.45, A. M
New York, Philadelphia. Bali
more, Washington, and all
parts of the country except
Delaware a d Eastern Shore
couuties in Md.....".............6 645,
Peninsu'at Matt North of Wy
phiIadelphia and New New York, York . ~
and all points North, Fast and ,..a
West...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. $50,
Way Mail from fhtladelphia,P Pa $50,
baltimore Way Mail, Western
shore, Md 80. ........... 1915
Baltimore, Washington aud all ,E,..a.
poiots south and Southwest. LOO, P. M.
PT iladelphia and New York and
al points Nor h. East and 4G '-
West 49,. ..,,...... ..:::..:""- 100, g
Way Mail on Delaware Western
n. H. ,".........-.... ...."... S.5O, "
Way Mail from Crisfield, Nd,
del. K. r .....,.. ............... 500,
Baltimore q eWashtngtonand all
points South, .,..-......... 49,. 6 IS p" ..s
Philadelphia, New York, md = ".
poiS is North, East end v est,.. 6,l5,
The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follows: $50 aud lO.l5 q. m,
and Ills and 4.30, p. m. .---.. .-as...
LEGAL Ii tiers for Carriers delivery should
be deposited in Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour of delivery.
WIN. VI. PYLE. ~ ~