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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
Alameda

There was no opposition at the polls on
Saturday last to the candidates named by
the respective clubs as delegates to the
Republican convention that meets to-day in
Oakland. This city will have four dele
gates to the Congressional convention, and
they will cast one ballot for Judge Way
miTe.
a woman OF fine appearance was arrested
yesterday afternoon by the police for
drunkenness. She WAS unable to give any
account Of herself, and was found on Ninth
street
The report that the horsecar line of this
city has been sold has not been verified
This report has been going around twice
month for four months.
An iDebriated man who keeps saloon
north OF the canal fell from a bus in this
city yesterday afternoon and broke his
arm.
The City Trustees will meet this evening
and dispose OF the p applications for LIQUOR
licenses now before them.
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PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS.
PROPOSALS
For the Erection of Public School Building
on Bartlett Street.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
~ New City Hall. San Francisco, July 8. 1892.
Sealed proposals Will be received by the Superin-
tendent of Common Schools in open session of the
Board on WEDNESDAY. July 20, 1892, from TO
$3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, for the erection and completion
OF a tive ve-class-room frame school, building on the
school lot on Bartlett street, between Twsntysac-
ond ana IweBty-third streets. in this city ana
county IN accordance with plans aud specifications
which NAV be seen Mt the once OF Charles J. Hay-
ems, architect OF the Board of Education, room So
Flood building, southwest corner Fourth and Mar
ket streets
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
cheek In the sum OF three Thousand dollars $4,000
made payable to the order of the Secretary of the
Board OF Education, conditioned that IL the pro-
posal be accepted and thu contract awarded and il
the bidder shall fail TO neglect to execute a written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award is made. then Ia that case
the said check shall be forfeited TO Board OF
Education.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, as the public good may require.
The party or parties 10 whom the contract Is
awarded will be required prior to or az the time OF
the execution OF the contract TO cost OF adver
Using.
Blank proposals furnished by the Secretary
iy7 til GEORGE bEANSTON. Secretary.
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FORTY- FIFTH ASSEMBLY, nISTRICr.

Polling-piaee No l-Inspeetor r. Porter: Judge
John LangIord: judge. Richard Graham Polling
place, SO washington St, comprising Precincts
toiling-paee No. 2-Inspe ctor, Thomas Shinn:
Judge, james Z. Swift; judge. J. j. Green Polling
place, southwest corner OF broadway and Sansome
16, II.
Subject to the filing Of vacancies by the COM
mittee prior TO July 20, 1892.
Resoiued. That the object or said election Is as
follows: The election OF 10 delegates 90 repre-
sent the Republican voters OF the city and county
of san Francisco at the State and district coDyen.
tious OF the party, called by the Republican State
Central Committee TO meet at the city OF S2cra-
mento on Tuesday, the 26th day OF July, at ? p NJ
for the purpose OF nominating nine (9) Presidential
Electors and nine 90 Alternate Presidential
ElectOrs OF this number two (3) Presidential
Electors and two ~ Alternate Presidential Flee
tors TO be nominated from the State large by the
State convention and one ~ Presidential Elector
and one ID Alternate Presidential Eleetor to be
nominated from each Congressional district OF the
State and by the delegates elected to the State
convention from the counties comprising each
Congressional district of the State as provided in
the act entitled IAN act to divide the State into
Congressional districts" approved March II, 1891,
may properly come before said convention, and
for the purpose OF nominating Congressman.
heSotced That In pursuance O. the terms OF the
cali OF the Republican State Central Commit tee,
said election OF delegates to said State district
conventions will be held 10y Assembly districts
each Assembly District OF said city and county
gates IL is entitled herein provided and al so
the one delegate for the city aud county at large
The said no delegates of said city and county OF
San Francisco 70 said State and district conyen-
lions are hereby appoFtioned among said Assembly
Stricts hereinafter set forth and each district
shall elect the said mum ber and shall also vote
one delegate to represent the said city county
at large
Tae aforesaid delegates to the State convention
apporiioned TO the Assembly districts as fol.
Assembly Dtstriets Dalsc.tss
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Berkeley.

The North Berkeley Improvement Club
has been organized to cooperate with the
Central Berkeley Club. The following have
been elected officers: w. p, Thayer, presi-
dent; w. Il. MighelI, vice-president; ID. L..
Bishop. secretary; Thomas Ham, treas
urer. Efforts against the rebuilding of the
powder works and for the abatement Of the
Chinese nuisance will be made.
A petition is circulating for the pardon
Of Casey, the saloon-keeper, who was SEN
fenced 10 90 days in jail for violating the
University liquor law.
Saturday was pay day at the Judson
Works, but the employees were given checks
instead of cash, the company having re-
solved to take no more risks by carrying
coin across the bay. The employees were
unable 10 get them cashed till Monday. and
as consequence many Of them had them
discounted by capitalist who went there
Tor that pnrpos., charging % cents for each
check paid.
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DEATH IN A CoALMINE.
Sixteen Drunken Men Asphy xiated-Only
One Survivor.

Sixteen Drunken Men asphy xiated-0nly
One Survivor.
A number Of miners engaged in working
a coamine beyond the gate Of Picking, who
were determined TO celebrate the Fifth
Moon feast in way suitable to the dignity
OF the occasion, came to grief in a remark
able manner. On the night of the 9Th the
seventeen pioneers gathered together n the
mine 10 make merry over some viands and
a large quantity Of wine. which they had
provided for the occasion, and began in
earnest to enjoy themselves Bowl after
bowl they quaffed Of the sweet nectar, until
soon they began to feel the effects of it, and
one by one they fell asleep. On the follow
ing morning miner in neighboring shaft,
seeing that the inmates of this place were
not uD and out as usual, came 10 look in.
To his surprise he found that out OF the II
people who INDUCED in the couvivial repasr
the night before Is were stone dead, having
died of asplIiX{a, the only surviving member
being an old die game" 90 years old, who
alone WAS still breathing family and was
restored to consciousness
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
CANINE ANTICS.
a Dogs Fagaries In Montgomery
Street Lodging House.

Yesterday morning while the dodgers at
l8 Montgomery street were moralizing in
blissful tranquility upon the happiness of
their lot, the serenity OF tho scene was sud-
denly disturbed by the appearance OF large
retriever dog who, from bis excited move
ments. seemed to be suffering from a severe
attack OF canine ID. rs. The animal had
acquired his jag" somewhere on the out
side, and, being followed by crowd of
small boys (tbe custom on such occasions).
had taken advantage Of the open doorway
to beat hasty retreat. Up the stairs he
ran like hunted deer, and on his arrival
at the top. without apology or excuse,
began TO race up and down the hallway in a
manner that was realistic in the extreme.
The landlady. who. at the time. was
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MISCELLANEOUS.

precincts comprising and embodied In the polling
places. together with sucn other Information AZ
VIII enable the voter to ascertain where and at
what place he may be entitled to cast his ballot.
RsSotVed, That all ballots voted at the primary
election for delegates TO the State Convention shall
be twelve (l2) inches in length and six 90 inches
in width. and the paper shall be OF the color
and texture as was used at the general election of
November, 1890, and the printed form OF ballot
shall be in the type required by the general cleo
ton law and worded as follows:
Assembly District
tion.
2 Delegate. Republican State Convention
3. Delegate. Republican State Convention
Nunbers to be followed consecutivelY according
to the number of delegates to which each district
may be entitled.
Resotped. That the Returning Board OF the
County Committee meet the 10th day OF July
1892, Tor the purpose of caRvassing the OF
said primary election: that the election returns
each precinct Gas soon complete and sealed in
the proper enyelopes) shall be Immediately brought
TO the rooms OF this eommite and delivered to the
Secretary or the Returning Board; that the can
wasting or said returns by the Returning Board
shall. II necessary. be continued from day 30 day
until the returns OF each poliing-plaee have been
caDvassed, and when the has been fully COM
pleted the committee shall declare result of the
said primary election and shall declare who have
been elected as delegates provided in the call
X. G. MEYERS.
Chairman of Republican County Committee
NJ. BRANDT, Secretary. iyl6 I'd
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AN OUTLAWS HEAD.
The Authorities Retain Tt for Purposes
of Intimidation.

~1IO II u Ut ItIEs lAttaIh IT. Tot ufpOses
OF Intimidation.
After his execution, the wife of Ii Han,
the notorious outlaw, sent in repeated petit
tons to the high authorities to beg for her
husbands head. so that she might have the
entire corpse Of her spouse to bury. But
her entTeaties have been of no avail, as the
author tiles are determined to send the head
10 the districts which have been the theater
of his many misdeeds while alive The
woman returned with the headless BODY of
her husband and provided it with an ex-
pensiye funeral. while Buddhist priests
were called in to chant to the peace of the
dead
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

William Dolan, laborer, attempted to
jump from Howard-street car while il
was in motion at Twenty-first street yester-
day afternoon, but lost his foothold and
fell headfrst to the cobbies, sustaining sew
eral severe scalp wounds. lie was removed
to the City and County Hospital for treat
iurieS were dressed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
FIRES IN TIE PHILIPPINES.

Hundreds of Houses Burned aud Thou
sands OF People Made Homeless.
Several disastrous fires have occurred in
the Philippines. On June 9, 200 buildings
at MoTang we're burned. On the same day
there was great FIRE at San Miguel de
Mayumo. On June 6 the whole town of
Orion, except the church and convent. were
DESTROYED. About 800 buildings were
burned and 5000 people rendered homeless.
tlfty-two houses were Quilted by fire at CAL
orcan, and over 200 buildings went up in
smoke at TabaYas.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Rails Rims Ndoa x,-t.-
Total for seven wlckets.

The bowling analysis is not worth report
ing. The bowlers were Lees, Sheath. Miller.
Fyfe, Purdy, Howell. There we're two wide
balls ana only one maiden in the whole
inning.
A match was also played on the Alameda
grounds between the Alamedas and Oak
lands. The Oaklands were quickly disposed
OF for SO. The Alamedas batted the bowl
ing of the Oaklands very freely and ran nm
big score. winning the match hands down.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
MurderOus Exploits of Bold
Chinese Pirates.
Threats against Foreigners-A Series of Dis.
astrous Fires in the Philippine
Islands

BY the arrival of the City of Picking yes
terday from China and Japan we have
advices from Hongkong to June a and
from ok Ohama To July 2.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
FORTY-T THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Pollingplace No. 1-InSpector William Right
meyer; Judge. E j. Taylor; judge Herb Hall Poll
ing-place, -. comprising Precincts Nos. l to
inclusive
Poilingpiaee No. Inspector. George Fink;
judge, Heryey Krill; judge. John Tracy. Polling
place, S15 kearny ST.. comprising Precincts Nos g
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
FORTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

Poiling-place TO- 1-InspectoF, Thomas Il. Evans
Judge, John Barnes; Judge. D. NJ. Jacott Polling
place. corner Pacific and Polk SITS. comprising Pre-
cincts Nos /. =. 3, 4, 5, g. g.
Pollng-place No. 2-Inspector. w. II. Rice: judge
X. Rfngrose; judge, W. II. Batchel1er. Polling
place. southeast corner Jackson and Buchanan sts,
comprising Precincts Nos. z, 8, 10, II, H. 10, IA
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

Polling place No. l-Inspeetor. ii. Jurrs; Judge
f. Baeigslupl; Judge, ID. sullivan. PoIling-place,
southeast corner OF Union aud Powell sts eompr is
ing Precincts Nos. l, 2, g. 4, II, H. Is, IA.
Polii1g-piSce No. 2-InspectOr. L. Cooper: Judge
James Cunningham; judge, - McGowan. Polling
place. southwest corner or Mason and FIIbert sts
COMPRISING Precincts Nos. B. .. z. 8 g 10. IL LIZ
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Polling-place No. inspector, harry Baehr;
judges. ID. Nj. Short and L. n. Bettman- Polling
place, northeast corner of Post and LagGna SITS
comprising Precincts oS. / to 8 Inclusive
foIling-piaee No. 2-Inspeetor, II. w. Smith ;
Judges. thomas b. Evans and James Spanton.
Poliing-place, -. comprising Precincts Nos. to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

POlling-plaee y o. l-Inspeetor. }. Coyne: Judge,
John Flaherty; judge, James d. Hart. Polling
place, Cub Stables. Taylor St, between Geary and
OFsrreli. comprising Precincts os. TO inclusive.
PoHing-place No. 2-InspeCtor, p j. Haskins;
Judge, r. r Conway; judge. Joseph Tilson. Poll
ing-place, mort Invest corner Jackson and Leaven-
worth sts.. comprising Precincts Nos, to Il In
elusive
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
TUIRTIETU ASSEMRIy DISTPJC1

Poiing-plaee No 1-Inspector, Eugene Grove i;
judge. James FalIon; Judge, William MCCLELLAN.
Polling place. Harriet street, comprising pre-
cinets Nos. to inclusive.
foling-place No. 2-Inspector, L. II. Lenehan:
Judge, j. MeCsrty; judge, w. Wall. Polling place,
l6 inclusive.
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TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

PoIlIng-pIaee No. l-Inspector, William Gerstner:
Pollng-piaee, northwest corner Harrison and
Third streets. comprising precincts Nos. l. 3. A. 8.
8, ~, 3, 10. 10.
Polling place No 2-Inspector. Robert Williams I:
Judge Joseph Horn; judge. John J. Crontn Poi!-
Ing-place suS Howard street, comprising precincts
Nos. z. 8, d. T. 10. IL, IA, l5. II, Is
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Judge. Charles Mccain; judge, PolIinRpiace,
102l Larkn street, comprising Precincts Nos. 3, 9,
10, IL, II, Ia, Is, 10 II.
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POlihg-p!ace No. 1-Inspector, Fred Kincaid;
judge. Jerry O'Shea: judge. -. Poilng-plaee.
1l29 Folsom St.; comprising Precincts y os / TO s
Inclusive.
Polling place No. 2-inspector, -;
judge. William Holland; judge, Polling
place. northeast corner of Grand avenue and How
ard ST.; comprising Precincts Nos. to 10 inclusive
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

ALL bal-players say there is nothing like white's
Yucstan Gum to relieve the parehed condition OF
the throat produced By oyerheating.
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HPolIing-place No. l-Inspector Thomas Barry
judge. Al Cook: judge, ). }. Hamilton. Polling
place, 4o4 Brannan ST.; comprising Precincts Nos
1, 2 3. A, 5, o, z and 8.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, James McCabe:
Judge. Dixon Lee; Judge, Eugsne King: Polling
place, us Brannan St. comprising Precincts nos
3, 10. IL, II, Is. IA and Is.
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Polling place No. 1-Inspector. George w. Pratt;
judges-frank Casper, Nicholas Lennon. Polling
place northeast corner Beaie and Folsom. cOmIriS-
ing precincts Nos. ]. 2, 3. 4, 5. q, ii, 10. n.
Poling-pIa 40. 2-Inspector. James II. Lennon:
iudges-feter Kelly. John DoherIy. Polling place,
12s New Montgomery, comprising prec nets Nos. Z.
8, q, 10, IL, IL, Is, is.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

KEARNEY ON THE Observation-Disclosures Inn
migration WAS the subject upon which Denis
KeaTney sp0ke yesterday on City Hall avenue.
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Took His Revenge.

Daniel McShane, morphine fend, living
on Clementina street, near Fourth. has
conscientiously neglected to pay his room
rent for the past five months. Yesterday
evening Mrs. Annie Waller. his landlady,
requested a settlement. which angered Nc
Shane to such an extent that he proceeded
to break all the furniture IN the place and
wrecked things generally before he had
vented his spleen. He was subsequently,
arrested by Policemen Harris and Marshall,
who booked him at the Southern Station
for malicious mischief.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18

PolIing-paee No. l-Insp ector, +. V. Crosby:
judge, Fred NJ. wilson; judge, " lillian Cordes.
Polng-place. Sc corner OAK and Franklin compris-
Ing Precincts Nos. to inclusive.
Pc ling place NO. 2-Inspector Thomas Jones;
Judge. George Bahrs judge J. G. Fitzgerald. Poll
ing-place 900 Oak street. comprising Precincts Nos.
a AZ frr fuaiv
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GALL FOR THE
Republican Primary,
JULY 20, 1892.

AT A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
~ County Committee OF San Francisco. held al it,
place OF meeting the lzth day of July 1892, the
following resolutions were duly offered and
adopted, viz:
ReSofued That the Republican County Committee
of the city and county of San Francisco. being
committee authorized by the rules and customs of
the Republican party of this State 10 call elections
pose hereinafter specified, do hereby call and order
an elect on to be held on the TWENTIETH day of
JULY. 1892. by the qualified Republican voters OF
said city and county, the times and places and
fer the purposes and sub ect 10 the conditions and
qualifications hereinafter set FORTH and that it Is
hereby elected and determined Il cal, hold and
conduct said election Ia accordance with the rules
prescribed In sections 1888. 1854. l144, has,
1l46 il47, has, 1852, 1888, 1854, INA, 1l75.
1872, 1893, 1884 1l95, llg6. lle9, 1900, 1901,
1902. l2U3. 1924. 1927. 1929. 1880, 1921, i 232,
1888, 1924, 1898, 1896. 1897, 1898, 1893, l240,
l24l. l2s2. 1902. 1898, 1854, 1888. 1886, 1897,
1858. 1853 and 1850 OF the Political Code of the
State of California
Resolved . hat said election shall be held on the
10th day OF July 1892, at said city and county of
San Francisco defined In the acts Of the Legisla-
tUre of California, entitled An to divide the
state into legislative districts required by Sec
for the election OF Assemblymen and Senators In
such districts" as approved March II. 1891;
Yided, however, that there shall be no more than
two polIing-plaees In each Assembly District, aud
directed by the Republican State Central Com
mttee of California, the polls to be kept open con-
tinuously between the hours of D O'clock in the
forenoon and O'clock la the afternoon of said day.
ReSOtred, That the County Committee shall APP
place. VINO shall constitute the election board OF
said pOIng-place and TWO persons in each polling
place, who shall act as clerks.
Resolved, That the pOlIing-places OF said election
ton board at each of said pollins-pIaces fol-
lows:
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THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Poing-pIaee No. l-Inspector. William Gala
CHER: Judge, August Walters; Judge. A. Jacobs.
Poising-plaee, northwest corner of Franklin and
MeAliister streets. comprising Precincts os. To
2 incucive
Polling place No. 2-Inspeetor, Charles Morris;
judge, Joseph Mann. judge ). Levi Polling place.
southwest corner OF Turk and Pierce streets, CON-
prising Precincts Nos. = to IL inclusive.
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THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Polhng-place No 1-Inspector, Thomas Whitney:
judge, George McGill; Judge, George Waite. Poll
ingpace southeast twenty fourth and
Mission streets, comprising Precincts Nos. TO
inclusive.
Po:liDgpace No. 2-Inspector, j. Rosenbaum
judge, William GIL: Judge. j. Robinson. Polling
place. southeast Alabama aud Twenty
seventh sts., comprising Precincts Nos. to IN
elusive
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Polling place No l-Inspector, j. z. s Murray:
iudges-GeorRe W. Darby Jr. John u. Leonard
foiIiBg-paee 103 Polk street. comprising pre-
cincts SOS. i. ?, 3. 4, 5. 9, 2, IL.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, Charles Haecke
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THIRTY-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Poiling-plaee No. l-1nspeetor. William Gleason:
Judge y. F. Maison; judge. II. SteIIjes. Polling
place, southeast corner Seventeenth and Noe sts..
comprising Preciscts Nos. to inclusive.
Polling place No. - Inspector, Mat O'Brien;
judge, Harry L, Lake; Judge, Henry Shaftner
Polling place, southwest corner Army and Sanchez
SITS, comprising Precincts Nos. TO = inclusive.
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THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

PoiIing-pIace No. / - Inspector. j. Kearney:
Judge, J. kavenah Poliug-piaee, Harmony Hall.
corner Erie and Mission sts, comprising Precincts
Nos i to 10 inclusive.
Polling place No. 2-Inspector, -; judge. e.
Stewart; Judge, Polling place northwest cor.
Nos. l To 10 incIuSiYe.
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Poling-placs No. inspector. +. Wood; judge,
Jerry Roach; judge. NJ. a. Morgan. Polling place
corner Twenty-fourth and Folsom sts comprising
Precincts Nos. l to 3 inclusive.
Poling-ptace No. 2-Inspector, Carey WEIGH;
judge, Charles Ratio: judge, Joe. burns Polling
place, Mclaughlin Block. corner Railroad St and
Eleventh ave, comprising Precincts Nos to l3
inclusive.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-09-08
Mails In Early Days.

Boston's first paper, the News
Letter, contains tho following adj
vertisement, which is an exact
copy of the original spelling, cap
italization, etc: "By order of the
Postmaster General of North
America: These are to give
Notice. That on Monday night,
the Sixth Of this Instant, Decem-
ber, the Western Post, Between
Boston and New York, sets out at
once q Fortnight the Three Win
ter Months of December, January
and February, and go Alternately
from Boston to Savbrook and
Hartford to Exchange the Mayles
of letters with the New York Ry-
DER on Saturday night the 1lth
Current. And the second turn II e
sets ont at Boston on NJ onday
Night the 20th Current to meet
the New York Ryder at IIartfol d
on Saturday night the 25th Cur
rent to Exchange Mayles. And
all persons that send Letters from
Boston to Connecticut from and
after the 13 Instant are Hereby
Notified TO first pay the Post-rates
on the same"