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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Opening of the Eighteenth Annual Lect


opening OF the Eighteenth Annual LeCt-
Session.
The eighteenth annual lecture session of
the California College Of Pharmacy opened
last night with large attendance in the
lectuTe-room of the college at 113 Fulton
street. President DR.. Melvin introduced
Hon. Horace Davis, President of the Uni
versity of California, who had prepared an
address on Systematic Study"
Mr.. Davis caught the attention of the
students at the outset by declaring that he
did not indorse Shakespeare's advice,
Throw physic to the dogs" In noting
the difference between knowledge acquired
in the drugstore and the college, he referred
to the progress OF this age in providing
technical schools in not only pharmacy, but
in many other branches OF materia medica
and surgery. The technical schools in
Germany" he said, were established fifty
years ago, and their effect is now being felt
in that country to snch an extent in science
and manufactures that France and England
are being left away behind
lie gave as an illustration the great prog
ress Germany has made in constructing
mechanical contrivances for the complete
extraction of sugar from the beet, aided
altogether IN the work by the development
OF thought IN the technical schools. He
concluded with remarking that the slim
illus OF competition IN the school would
form habits of systematic study.
a practical talk on THE Microscope and
Its Use in Science was given by a. II.
Breckenfeld of the San Francisco Micro
scopieal Society. The speaker took his
position behind a table bearing a number
OF mIcroScoplcal instruments, loaned for the
occasion by the society of which he is
member, and explained that the phenomena
of light is now recognized by the undula-
tory or wave theory. His description of
the detection and refractiOn of rays of
light in passing through eoucaye and con-
veX glasses was very interesting and in
structiYe.
He sketched the progress of the science
of microscopy from Its inception many CEN
turtles ago and up to the present, showing
how necessary the microscope has become
to all manner Of sciences and industrial
pursuits in dissection of the minutest de-
tails and in prevention of adulteration and
fraud. He touched briefly upon the theory
of germs in disease, but declined to state
positively his belief in it owing to the linn
itation of research in the matter.
Professor Searby, DR.. Behr and Edward
W. Runyan, dean, also addressed the stu
dents,
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daughter think she took poison, and she
sent for a physician. One soon arrived,
but he failed 10 find any evidence of poison
ing, but pronounced her to be hysterleal
The number of departures yesterday to
the interior of the State was unusually
large, and the increase is attributed to the
scare on account of the prophecy of Erick-
son about the destruction of Alameda, San
Francisco and Berkeley next Monday.
reporters attention was attracted by Dig
pile of trunks at the station, and learned
that the deStinatiod of most of them was in
Napa County. Several of the parties were
questioned, and stated that they were sim
ply going into the country on a brief va
cation for the benefit of their health, but
they are known to be professors of religion.
Considerable surprise was manifested at
the meeting of the City Trustees last even
ing, when only one bid was received for the
purchase of the municipal bonds. 1t was
from the Anglo Nevada Assurance Corpor-
alton, which offered to take $50, 600 worth at
par. The bid was accepted. A petition was
received from the Alameda Improvement
Association, asking the Trustees to have the
city ordinances printed in some suitable
form. The matter was referred to the
judiciary Committee, with instructions to
investigate the cost. A protest was received
from +. Ellis, II. A. Bent and w. Bent
against the proposed opening of Taylor
avenue, between First and Second, and
Monday evening, April 2lst, was set to hear
objections. w. Patten mplained to the
board of nuisance caused by the riding OF
bicycles on sidewalks. AS this is in viola
ton of city ordinance, no action was
taken in the matter. The sum of $1,000 was
appropriated to the Board of Health Fund.
Plans and specifications were adopted for
the grading and macadamizing of Walnut
street from Encinal avenue southerly to
the bay.
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TIRED OF THE ARMY.
Men With Six Months to Serve Who VIII
Not Re-Enijst,

Men With Six Months to Serve Who VIII
Not Ke-Eniist.
In view Of the pending change Of stations
of cavalry and artillery regiments now
serving in the Division of the Pacific, a spe-
cial order has been issued from army head
quarters giving the names of enlisted men
who will have six months or less to serve
on the change of stations, and who, not in
tending to re-enlist, will be left at their
present stations for transfer TO organiza-
tons to arrive thereat.
OF men in the Second Cavalry there are
named two privates of the band, Sergeant
and blacksmith and eleven priVates at
Fort Walla Walla, Wash; a Sergeant and
one private at Fort Sherman, Idaho; a Ser
geant, farrier and three privates at Boise
barracks, Idaho; a CORPORAL, trumDeter
and TWO priyates at the Preside; Ser
geant, trumpeter, blacksmith and Two pri-
Yates at Fort Bidwel, Cal.
vi the Fourth Cavalry, Sergeant two
Gorporals, one saddler and five privates at
Fort Bowie three Sergeants and forty-four
prlYates at Fort Huachuca; a Corporal,
farrier, trumpeter and ten priYates at Fort
Lowell; two privates at Fort Verde; a
blacksmith and a private at Fort Mcdowell,
and three Sergeants ana five priYates at
San Carlos, ARR.
OF the First Artillery, three priyates at
Fort CaubV. Wash
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BerkeloY.


The work on the street railroad will be
commenced ON the 1st of next month.
1t is rumored that double track is to be
laid for the local trains. AT present the
double track extends only to Alcatraz Sta
ton.
An attempt was made on Saturday night
about o'clock to throw the Berkeley train
from the track near Shell Mound Station.
A large railroad tie lying across the track
was observed by the engineer in time to
stop before running upon it.
Sheriff Hale has spent two days inyesti-
eating the case of John Wilson, now In
the County Jail, and suspected of be-
ing the man who committed the assault on
the 9TH of last July upon little F1ossie
Moran. he went over the route taken al
that time by the fellow supposed to have
been the perpetrator, and at one place in
the Contra NCosta hills where the man
stopped over night he secured an accurate
description. The fellow had on one of his
arms the face of woman tattooed. Will
sons arms do not bear this mark. From
other differences in the description by per-
sons who saw the man last July and the
failure of Mrs. Moran and the little girls to
identity Wilson as the asSailant, Sheriff
Hale, Notwithstanding the efforts of sensa-
tional reports published, believes he is not
the man.
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GOOD TEMPLARS.
Rev. Il. +. Dinsmore of Benicia !
dresses the /. o. G.. t., No. 29I.

Rev. Il. +. Dinsmore of Benicia Adj
dresses the 1. o. G.. r., No. 291.
A general temperance meeting, with ad-
dresses and appropriate musical selections.
was held by international Lodge, No. 291.
/. Q. G. T., last evening at Grand Central
Hall, corner Of Market and Sixth streets.
The speaker of the evening was the Rev.
L. f. Dinsmore of Benicia, who spoke
mainly on the work of the Good Tempiar
organization, and dwelt upon the fact that
in 1859 this society declared war forever
against any form of license to the whisky
traffic, and it was for the members to main =
tain the true principles OF the society and
assist in having them carried out.
ii. ii. Matlock, Chief Templar of Athens
Lodge, Oakland, then made few remarks.
A new lodge was recently organized by
international Lodge at Stanford Hall, cor
ner of Valencia and Mission streets.
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Departures for the Interior From This
Suburban Town.
The services of paid choir at the Park
street Nj. E. Church have been dispensed
with. and the singing hereafter win be by
the congregation.
d. l.. Randolph, member of the Board
oil Health. will leave in a few days for the
East. and as he intends to be absent several
weeks, viii tender his resignation from the
Board of Health.
A woman named Mrs. Karstadt, and liy
ing on Park street near EncinaI avenne
has been respondent of late and threatened
to commit suicide. Last evening her
daughter found a note written by her, ask
ing her children 10 forgive her. aud stating
that life was too gloomy and she intended
TO Kill herself. Her actions made the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08
LOMBARD STREET.
The Goyernment Again Delays The Worl
of Macada zing.

The Goyernment Again Delays The Work
of MacadamIzing.
A few days ago the authorities at the Pre-
sidio were notified not to commence work
in matchmaking Lombard street until the
city guaranteed to open Van Ness avenue
through to the Black Point Reservation and
to keep the old Fort Mason road in repairs.
This caused surprise Mt the Preside, as
after considerable negotiation the city had
agreed to grade and sewer the street. Since
then property-owners have spent $50, 600 in
improving the thOrougbfare ON the under
standing that the Government would mac
adamize it. 1t is thought that Influences
opposed to General Miles have caused the
latest delay.
When Mayor Pond was notified of the
condition of affairs he wrote a very tart let
ter to the Secretary Of War. telling of the
citizens improvement in advance of the
progress of the city to accommodate the
Government and declaring it to be unjust to
expect the city to keep in repairs a road that
would be almost exclusively used by the
military.
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ATrRACTIyE OFFERJNG.

That handsome lot Ne. cor Broadway and Powell
ssst f9ha ibs t0 nT y feet inches Broadway 80
epen With stores o and eneme9ts rent $257 can
changed TO cable line, passing along both Broadw
and Poweli-st frontages.
INCOME PROPERTY.
25xS0, south line of Clara ST., bet Fifth and
Sixth. Two-story double house; rent s45 per
month.
HANDSOME PARK LOT
Fronting the Park and cable line on Oak st. near
Lott 25x110.
CHOICE INVESTMENT.
Fine location Fulton ST., Lott, 5OIl37:e,
with two new buildings of elegant French fats
each, and two new 2-story houses in of rooms
and bath each; all modern conveniences, electrical
Appliances. etc.; new artificial stone pavement;
RENT, Sl70 per month.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
Only block and half from Mission street and the
ing OF that important thoroughfare Two lots
north line OF Lizzie ST. and one at the NV cor of
ment against these lots has been paid.
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS LOT.
Located in the coming business center and sur
rounded by business now; splendid central loca-
has better prospects 2sxs5; SOUTH ~ LINE OK
HOWARD, NEAR NINTH ST.
SUNSET HEIGHTS.
Elegant residence lot, 25x10o. on south side of
looking the city the PARK and the Golden Gate OPP
poslte termini OF cable lines; street severed and
SPLENDID LOCATION
And fine investment: 27:6x137 IS: in one OF the
best blocks on Suffer ST., n. side, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde; fine 3-story building of II rooms,
baths, ETC.; admirably adapted for boarding
house; extensive and beautiful views OF the city;
cable line passes the door.
CASTRO HEIGHTS,
Beautiful large homestead lots; all corners; COM
manding fine Views streets graded. severed and
macadamized: 5OX9f 70, NV cor. 2lSt aud Eureka
sts.; 50x97 -. NV cor. 2lst and Diamond sts; 25x
81 IS, Sc. cor. 10th and Eureka sts.
UNEXCELLED OPPORTUNITY.
Whole block south of the Park; Outside Lands
Block 700, bounded by X and SITS, 22d and 23d
ayes. Here Is chance to make ma nifcent profits
by holding or by selling now In building lots. the
boom is moving to the south side of the Park.
UNIVERSITY HOMESTEAD.
Handsome corner, 100xI20, at Ne OF College
and OlmStead sts.; located in the district to be
doomed by the opening Of Missionst
WESTERN ADDITION.
Choice home or good Investment: s. line no
1909 oFarrell ST. 90 W. OF Steiner; lot % 6x92 81
2-story house OF rooms, in fine repair; nicely
located; convenient to two cable lines.
TERMS WILL BE MADE on all these
properties. Can be arranged for upon
application, and will be announced on the
day of sale.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1890.
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JurlsdIctIon Amrmed.

Police Judge Joachimsen held yesterday
that he had jurisdiction in the case of
Manuel S. Facio and A. S. Mendez, charged
with conspiracy at the instance Of A. K.
Coney, the Mexican Consul. 1t was argued
that the Police Court had no jurisdiction,
and that the matter should be taken before
the Federal courts. The examination was
set for next Saturday, when the defendant
viii answer the charge of attempting to
blackmail Consul Coney.
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence OF Interest to the
General Public.

In Eyerybody's Column THE CALL will
publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest to the general public.
The matter in these communications will
represent only the views of the writer's.
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Rnhsminn Clnh Elaotinn.

The annual election of the Bohemian Club
was held yesterday and resulted in the cleo
ton of the regular ticket as follows: j.
NJ. Mcdonald, President; James d. Phelan,
Nice-President; S. d. Brastow, Treasurer !;
u. b. Pomroy. Secretary; Direct0rs-George
W. GrannisS, Mountford S. Wilson, Raphael
Well, Edward w. Townsend, II. j. Stewart.
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Presid;o Heirbts-

Preside Heights.
Choice eo-vara lot. Sc cor. sacramento and Maple
SITS TINS property Is ready to 6uid on at once; Sac
stop within one block, only one fare; grand oppor-
tunity for investment with large profit in the
future; size, 1877 :6xl32:71s.
Another choice 60-vara lot. Sw. cor. Clay and
Spruce SITS. Iris lot slopes gently to the south-with
perfect drainage to Sacramento St: it is expected
this neighborhood; do not fail to examine this prop
erty, as 1t is golden opportunity TO make large
profit; size. lS1 :6x127:SM.
Prospective Business Investment.
Nos 27S032. w. side Mission, 146:2IA n. of 23d
st.-Conssts of teuemehts of and rooms EACH
with improvements; sire tpayed with basait blocks
severed and accepted by the city, in the future
the horseear line will be changed to a cable; this is
an opportunity seldom offered in the auctionroom
to obtain frS-claSs piece of prospective business
property and especially la this locality; size of lot
36:l0xl25, to an alley.
Splendid Investment.
5O-vara lot, NE. cor. Greenwich and Webster sts
with Improvements, consisting OF 2-story house on
the corner; lower part contains store and living
rooms. upper part contains rooms: also 2-story
residence adjoining above. containing 8 rooms;
there is also biacksmith-shop; rents SIS per
graded and severed: sale subject confirmation by
the Probate Court size OF LOT 1877 :6xl20 alley
in the rear.
A Superb Residence Lot,
NV. cor Turk and Buchanan-This lot is situated
IN the most desirable part of the Western Addition;
two cable-Iines makes this mos desirable invest
sment size 76:Sxl20. running back to Laurel ave-;
cable.
Business Corner.
Large building lot, NE cor. guerrero and Esd sts;
both streets severed ana macadamized; this loca-
ton is well built up and is very desrable size e0x
ia lot the grades one block from Valencia cable.
Prospective Business Corners.
Size, 80 :l1xl14 each: Sc cor. Gath and Noe and
Ne cor. Noe and Jesey SITS; oath, Noe and Jersey
sts are all severed, macadamized and sdewalked
and lots ready to build on; this offers good
opportunity to purchase n corner in the warm belt
OF the Mission: only one block from the Castro-st.
cablecars; 2ith is the only business street In the
Mission beyond 18th.
Nice Building Lot.
E. side Scott ST.. near Haight; this lot is situated
152: IS feet n OF Haight ST. only half block from
the lots in this locality rapidly enhancing
In value; location very desirable; size 25x los %.
Cheap Building Lots.
N. side Army St, Douglass. 100 feet E. OF
Douglass; this lot is ready to build on. and is In
every way desirable for home Investment
and is only Ia blocks from the CasIro-st. cable;
size of lot, Soxl14.
BOyEE. TOY g. CO.. Auctioneers,
ape 10 II ID st 10 Montgomery st.
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newspaper talk. He is ready to so down,
and stay down, any time when money is
in sight. He would be good companion
for Warren.
Big Joe McAuliffe and Jack McAuliffe
gave an exhibition last night at Denver.
The combination is doing well.
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The health officials were notified yester-
oay Oh nuisance on Polk street, between
Goloen Gate avenue and Turk street,
caused ny pool OF sewerage water in the
rear Of Chinese laundry. The pool IL
thirty OF forty feet in diameter and ahoiit
six feet deep and was excavated two wears
ago for building. Tie excavation has
been filled with filthy water since last fall
and is breeding disease.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08

Says the Burbank Times: A large num-
Der of the settlers about Tropico hail for
merly, from Lima, Ohio. An irreyerent
chap speaks Of them. therefore, as Lima
ben's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08
smurriing WHISKY Ip,o JAN.

Sergeant Colby arrested John Andrews
last night while he was endeayoring to
smuggle flask of whisky through the graf
ing leading into the City Prison TO some
friends who were confined below. An
drews was charged with miSdemeanor.
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EASTER ENTERTAINAIEHT.-Th members of
St. James Parish are arranging for an Easter
entertainment. to be held al 21l7 Mission street
Tomorrow evening.
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Baseball al Oakland.

The Oakland Baseball Grounds will be
dedicated to-day by a game between the
Oaklands and Friscos. Play will oe called
at 5 o'clock. Following is the makeup:
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria,
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
jyl7 2y TuThsa&wy
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The Election Lnws.

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sighI. APT hearny street.
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prevent It's return. This is not talk, but truth.
Carter's Little Liver Pills. one Pill dose. Try
them.
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H. |. JONES C CO.,
General Auctioneers & Commission Msrchs ants
Is and 81 Eighth ST., bet Market and Mission
TOMORROW.
Wednesday......... April 9, 1890,
At IL O'Clock A.. NJ, the premises.
1906 Suffer street, bet. Webster and Fillmore,
I'VE WILL SILL
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
In the Residence of Mrs. Leyison,
On account of departure for the East,
COMPRISING.
One Magnificent Nearly New Grand Upright Piano.
of splendid tone, with stool and cover; Magnif-
cent ParIor Upholstery, Oriental Dvan Easy
Chairs. Rockers and Reception Chairs in satin
brocade SILK damasS, silk plush and medallion
velours: also Paror Suite OF Pieces, upholSt-
cred in the finest tapestry; l Antique Oak Side
board: Antique Oak Extension Table, with
chairs 20 match; Elegant Turkish Portleres and
Lace Curtains: Rare and Costly Ornaments,
Statuettes and Vases: HighcaSt Pictures; Smyr
and Angora Rugs: Steel Engrayings: l Ele
CANT Tennessee Marbel Black Walnut Bedroom
Suite; l Elegant Cherry Bedroom Suite; Also
Antique Hardwood Eed-room Suite; Elegant
Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; Walnut
Hail Tree: Elegant Bed-Iounge, upholstered in
plush: / Antique Oak Lady's Desk; Black Wal
nut Writing Desk; Range with water back; l
Extra Large Gas Cooking Stove with Utensils;
l Patent Kitchen Table.
N. B-The above goods are all of the latest styles
and patterns and viii positively be sold without
reserve. II. l.. JONES & CO., AuctioneerS,
APPS 2t 20 and u Eighth street.
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On Account OF Departure,
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE
OF RES nee,

....CoMPRISING...
One Nearly New Cabinet Grand Upright Schubert
Piano, grand instrume 1t, cost the owner $500,
rarely choice instrument: Elegant Parior Up
holstery Divans, Sofas, Large Arm Easy Chairs
in rich and costly materials: Elegant French
plate Mantel Mirrors; l Elegant Parlor Cabinet
fine pictures; Magnificent Antique Oak, Mir
ror-front Folding Bed, cost Sl15 8 Handsome
Cherry Antique Oak and Walnut Chamber Suites
EaStlake Ash Chamber Suites; Extra Choice
Hair Mattresses; Fine Spreads: Best Live Geese
Feather Pillows: Finest Blankets; Elegant
Turkish Lounges; Ladies' Plush Rockers:
Eastiake Walnut Extension Table; 9 Fine Side
boards; Late Style Dining Chairs; l Very Ele-
giant Hall Hat-Stand Finest Bigeiow Body Brus
sells Carpets throughout the mousse good as new;
Superior Franconia Range, with elegant china,
crystal glass and plated ware.
BIS TERMs-CAsH.
apps 2t GEO. r. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
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The Registrar has received a large guam
tity of the new books on election laws and
is now ready to distribute them on applica-
ton.
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That handsome lot NE cor Broadway and Powell
ST., fronting Powell II feet 6 inches Broadway 8,
feet inches and Morey alley 80 feet inches; GOV
cred with stores and tenements; rent $257, cat
easily be made $500; N. Il. and NJ. r. r. soon to bt
changed to cable line, passing along both Broadw az
and Powell-st frontages.
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A Golden Opportunity
TO INVEST.
MARKET, CASTRO AND 18TH SITS,

This property is east ana south OF Mount Olympus,
on which is located the Goddess of Liberty (which
is to illuminate the surrounding country by large
electric ghtl and short walk from the innctinn of
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Title guaranteed perfect to the full
amount Of the purchase money by the
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY for the nominal sum of
80 for each lot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-17
OneDipr and Closing of the Mails.


Northern mails close at 1876 and 1850 y. N
and 1916 and 6:15 p II. and 900 p. M Open
at $50 s. L., 1900 m snd $50 p. M.
Southern mails, via Charlottesville, Eirginis
close st 500 and 1920 a. II. and 900 ?. M
Open at $50 and $50 p. II. and 1870 P; IL.
Msnassa9 Division maiis close az $50 a. N
and $40 pm. Open st 1885 g.. m and 7:3G pm.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, closes at
1920 a. m, 4.45 and 900 p N. Open st 8:4b
g. M. and IL m.
Alexandria and Roane Hill, Va, mails cioso at
$50 g. IN. and 4:1o p. N. Open at 600 8. n and
CLOSED mails to Falls Church, vionns Fsirfa1
Oh, Herndon, Loesburg, PUrceil7i'le end ::ound
Hill, vs., close az 4:10 p IA and oPon al y:CO am.
Western mailz close at 1880 a. m, 1916 and
900 Q. N. Open st $50 and 1000 a. ~, aud
800 p. N.
Washine t5n, D c., msils close at $50 ana 1880
a. NJ IL 12:A5, A:Ao snd 6.2C p. m. Open
at SO. IA 1000 2. Il., 1900 IA, and 3:Vo and
Once Rouss-open st $50 e. IA. Close at $50
p. m. Open at $50 p. Ii. Close at p. n.
Sunday HouTs-Open az 500 a. m. Closs at
oAGR1ras' scHzDULx-Co Collections made on s.
trip roates-6:3o and 1000 s.. IA. 1920
zoo and 5:45 p. IA. On Strip route-6:30 end
1000 g. N. and 5:45 p. m.
Deliveries made al 500 8. ~, - n. and o:OO
?. II.
close at $50 a. ~.