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Should :. read DAILY BY al interested as changes nay
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
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TO CUT OFF INSURGENT SUPPLIES
PURPOSE OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS N RE-
1NFORcING ADMIRAL vATsONs FLEET.
Washington. oct. s.-Notice was sent oy oa''e
,o-dav % both General Otis and Admiral al
son a. Manila Of the intention OF the Navy De-
,sr,ro4nt 90 reinforce the feet in the Phlipplnes
- considerable extent. and saying mat me
Rroobl,n and several other vessels Nolia De as
Matched 10 the Islands At the earliest poSs.'.r
.,o,ron+ So fa- the only orders issued are %
the BROOKLYN. the Nashville. the Ne"-Of.eahs
and ,he Badger. but In the course OF few weeks
others VIII he added to the list. IN the S0'Ie o'
son,A ~ The smaller gunboa's.
The NAVY Department Is not yet aware . me
,,sa n which Admiral Watson and General o'-
wifi nut TINS force but undoubtedly It IS the pu'
-oea N make q supreme effort 70 crush 'H' 'n'
surrection at an early day. Admiral Dewey re-
esraea y as essential that the insurgents shoul1
he cut or from the bountiful supplies they have
hee, receiving through the ports when nave
M, VET been closed and he expressed the gTea'-
est satisfaction al the information contained III
the latest Manila advices 70 the effect thal inc
,-s,-ssn,s we're in straits to secure food pointing
an, that this presaged an early collapse OF theli
resistance Il IRE avenues we're kept Closed
against further supplies
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tho extraordinary service he has done his country
10 honor that can he shown him Ia return = too
great The Duke said further that the best o..
relations now existed between his country srI
Spain and that as tho representative here - he
Queen Regent IL WIS the ambition Of nis me l.
bring about good teellng and go1lN.L
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,ro,yryrs NEARLY Filled rP.

.,o~ oct s-The total number Of recruits
Nas""e .,e twelve volunteer regiments .ast
a'e5 cut il. l4l including S' men secured es''T
day rae 18Th ssh .n 5 ana ,sa 80 "a ,a oaa M
fun! OK -. .re thousand men each. The -
have ,5ts S arc the ny eSmsn,s are To' ysds
80 marx s'n37ation Of the entire volunteer army
- row authorized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
THE PARTY At wAvERLY.

wavoriv y y oct s-Governor Roosevelt ar
rived In wavery a. O'Clock tonight. anf "sS
net a. the station oy two thousand people and
49, 10 IA. escorted 20 tae home ~ Senator u.
= Johnson where lie diuei Later he addressed
crowded house AZ the opera house telling - his
experience with his regiment during tie I"cnt wa,
hang arfht-ta-tIc4I s. received A. the close of ns
lecture there vas reception. and d. vas greeted
is hundreds Or people He left Narorl! ~ B.
q clnrk for AIhanN.
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80 VETERANS N BOSTON PARADE.
GRAND ARMY AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
DENIED A PLACE ~ THE LINE-A
WATCH FOR DEWEY.

Boston. Oct (speclsD.-The Grand Army has
been denied arr position f. the Dewey parade here
The civic organizations witch have applied for
place In Hne have also all been refused. once
and for all It Is decided upon that SATURDAY pa,
raae shall ~ representative Only OF tho Army and
Navy. ,.,
bodies nav possl1y pass IN review Friday even
in. after Admira. Dewey has been escorted 70 ms
hotel. .s .. 10.
pevey q 500 vatca as nun ,ipal GIT
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GOV. RUSSELL on DEWEY FESTIVITIES

Norfolk Va OCT 5-Danel l. Russell Governor
81 North Carolina accompanied by Colonel c. A
COOK 90 his staff, arrived IN Norfolk TO-DAY from
New York where they attended he Dewey festlVi-
ties They started for Raleigh tonight The Gov
ernor dt not care talk politics but said the
commnglinr ~ veterans and militia from the
North and South In New.York attsstcd the COM
pete burial Of the bloody shirt IN the late war
with Spain The Southern State Guards received
much honor and Admiral Dewey he said, was es-
peciay pleased with their presence a. the recep-
%
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TIE NASHVILLE STARTS FOR MASILA.

,-,,ng,on oct 6-COmmander Rodgers. u NJ
1..,,. has lost no time IN obeying the orders ~
80 Navy Department 70 start FOR Manila. 4 cable
,ne -ece,ved from san Domingo to-day sn-
.'red that he had already sailed for San Juan
mum ~. v.here he will stop and replenish his
Forto hLSo' TIE Nashville should maxi he trip
coal suli.' ~ way OF Suez IN about seven weeks.
70 --Ia-bsr. two months
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Special Noiltes
Tribune Term. 10 Mail Subscribers.
IN LILLE, I-NII,E,D IL \ rEr.

DAILY with sunday s. per month. address cnsnset
a. often fssre@, s. - ,,r thee n'r $ for 'r
months $40 ear .
DAILY ,,gil hout sunday p0 rslfs month address
changed ~ Desired 81 ;r tree r n'', - f0r
stXpAY TRfciNE t.ep4ra,siv. 81 ,,r SIX months.
So year A14rees changed rfr.r As i>slr.i
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Wtlnesdays 81 year
foreg IN countries except Mex ' snf Canaia, Nsof
year including ezra rcs''se
sEMT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Issued Tusstsys snt RI
DAYS g year. g fr SIX months. Erery lpesdsY, q
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC f.r fSH' - .snfs copy
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ern sy THE DUKE OF ARGOS

The nuk. Of ARGOS. Spanish Mn'rIs, 70 we
-. s,s,s. was 4, the ALTERNATE Hotei yss'eF
uh''7' accompanied by his wife. Who was
a et..-,, Nj, 1ower,. Of Washington. The DUKE
io'in'' - home ID n NeV England. and he Is
INNING from there % h's ofroa duties IN WASH
,-~,on While IN Boston he gave an inier'is" IN
which he stated that - was not surprised IN me
l,ae, by the reception given Admiral De"'Y.
.sr,,r.i" n. continued. Is brave man. and for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
MARRIED.

re residence ~ ,as irIss parents. Mouut vernon.
y. hy 30 Rev rs'nsr F1'rn. frances L~~e tlNy
70 Ber''ani Garrison Bsf'ref'
MILLER DIT ER-on THURSDAY O-ioher 5. 1922. az
Grace l7lurch tnaafrg q, tl. Rex " r.ap Dix r. y.
Herr, v-ee Miller Alice Youngest asns-ter u James
c. X uuer
viANELir-BROWN- ON Weigsslay. october At
Gen-a. rtaiy Agnes Bake Hrlan g. f1fsr % MS
Clark Rr.wn. late of N,r Ist.r7 - :, % Emilio
Won Ees Nianen = Mars. .l's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
SEVEN CLOSE Calls.
II, Kansas city Journa.

Prom Tho Kansas City Journa!
There 10 a. least one mar n kansas = 70 - ITO
,ot,div conv,rced that miss r. as good se nile
MS name IL Osbourr Mooney. and Al ne soldl-rs
-ei,to7 ~ = dorado he exhibited the blouse worn
Is, lin a. he battle Or Benronvilie y g., IN
Which there ere seven bullet hO.es receiNe1 IT'D oh7
days Hghtirg though his person va '0' e''n
a.r md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Farsoi between - and 70 degrees the (cs ce
srr's hang 4. degrs- hghsr that n ThurscSy and
g lower tr t-a' ~ %. bonding day u iast year
Ine ns4tae. .c..ir 0ll be fair
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OLD RRooKLrNrrEs AM DEWEY.

Admiral Dewey IL 70 receive = letter ~ congratu'
larions and greeting from the venerable old men
,-bo constitute ,Sa Society OF Old Brookynites
The society has authorized Charles 7. Young. ne
secretary 70 draw up suitable letter and f2f"sru
n 20 Washington ~ once
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ANOTHER DECREE FOR DEWEY.

Burliurton VI oct s-The trustees ~ ~ Uni
vers'ty - Vernon to-day votef 30 confer mo de-
ore. n, Doctor n, Laws on Admiral Dewey. The
University Of Vermont u "a said vas he nrst co..
lsge IN The state to confer an honorary degree On
Admiral
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LOSSES " RECENT FIGHTING.
washington. Oct 6.-Genert' O'is mas SEN
following list o: casualties
KILLED.

Fr. Tennessee. Iso ssI 1T f5 10 az iasaa.
t. S' 0c,ober q COMPANY Il. CORPORA hNf-
MY NUI.LEN 2s' I1t'niFy s a 19A1 coapses T.
ptsSVAs pRyTHFPs. an CaralT. n-sr a. ~ nv
COMPANY 4. CHARLIE 4 RAP liz Fs---HsR e.
- GuaCus Company l. An ~ il
ruavRr-eS JOSEPH p. CAMFBEi
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REMIT ANCES should arars - made e. Postohes
none oresr Express MONEY crisr or dssf' ~ Nev-
York City u cssh s sent g. mail. l1rfs'''rsd. Tns
TTlbuns viii Mt be responsible FOR its loss
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For a cold In Whatever shape Il comes TAX.
Jlyre's Eyn~ctorar'. 10 arrests fever. subdues
dangerous Inflammation and begins the cure. -.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed With full name and address.
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N NEW YORK CITY.


Or. cent Per copy pos age j. charges On tS
DAILY AND SENl WEEKLY 80 mail elor-ri'-s N
SeV-York City.
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FOR TRAVELLER N EUROPE
DAILY f-1'h sunday g : month Aiire's eh'rses
often desired 49,.
change ocei 4 desired
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAY RECORD AND rO-DAT FORECAST.
vs.sirs,on Oct 6.-The Gu: storm has moved rapidly
,o-.heastward along the Atlantic Coast. ard 70 central
49,, .ve-ine oH TIE Southeast New Es1gard Coast Rain
fallen n tas Atlantic coas, districts from Florida -
MAJ. ana hxh north northeast Winds have prevai 81
from Hateras - cape COD maximum velocity Of hr'y-
,x niles a. hour belng noted Cape Henry ard Block
,sa Dv-nx n. iast uentyfour hours this storm las
trssset a. velocity Q, about for;y-fvs miles 81 aouF
and tl-rx saturday I'll disappear IN - direction OF
N. Eng ard re passage being followed ~ fair weather
ast high but diminishing northsriy rri' along TIE
1fs.a Atlantic and New-Eaglan: coasts Far weather
I'll s.o prevail ssturday IN a. Other districts -Scsp s
v--a,,. Norngeste-n stafe~ where rain 10 indlce-ro
-r-aav r - ,alr m Atlantic Coast ard rIt ss-ss
a. generally throughout ire Interior 81 ne corH,r'
-. al r-erafi Storm signals &c cspisje4 tr'H
Ner-Havsn 20 PASSPORT
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND sUNpAf'
- x.rynslans today ,air II the ztsFisF' '1lI pc
-, sy rain ~ the hish n7Trn''y "n''' '''''"
,,nins In force: sunday ssr $1,000.
vo- zaueru Ssr-York. Fair to-esyi o'sH n0''ar
-. Ai,,,rishnx n force TIE afternoon suH.Ay 's''
- v.,,.ra Sew-York FAR to-day; Increasing e+oUa-
-. Ard ua-rr.r ,resh northess;eriy Tinir
T. western Pennsylvania, ,aT snc warmer 'S-1.s'
,,y n southern increasing eloudness ana eoo,
VITA showers northern portions e~s's'y' ''''h -
sr.sh and brisk Fouthsrly. WIGS -. ,.-.-..
e. 80. District Of Columbia Eastern P-rnryvs1ie
-, -s-.sv Delaware Maryland. virginia AMI NorIh
sifra fair today anc sunday. brisk nortnery WIS
Minimizing IN force to-day
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rRrErNE DocAL ORDINATIONS

II this diagram the CONTINUOUS vhts hne shows the
changes !r pre-sure indicated r., TIE Tribune SELF
recording Ine d1tfec Ire SHOWS me rnpefs
ture recorded o. Porr3 Fhsrrnacy
7-,hin. once OF; l. a. m.--Ths weather yesterday
vas rainy. clearing n ths evening ne Temperature
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A.-rhe Hcnsico Cemetery.-F-r AZ sfauon
Harlem RArcse - minutes roe from the Grand GENRE
Dept Once. .6 East ads
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PostOmce ,oricc.

sts =. r.st DAILY sy al Interested changes nay
'0N occur ~ any ,nfe1 49,
vo,.xn natl. fr the ending J't Der q, lNss VIZ
Ice nr-npty lr OIL -as-sI 80 ne f1erai f'sl -
si,s Parcels Posi- Nails close h1-r ssiier tssn
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r1,.,.an increase ~ $40. 500 over the last
sppropriaticn. and IS designed 20 meet the early
beginning q six new armored vessels IN saal-
ton 10 the ships already building
TIA most important aggregates IN The esti-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20

den11ties have had more than they have
heen able to attend to- and in view OF
that fact the Commissioners yesterday
adopted a resolution allowing MN ten
more clerks during the registration sea,
son The offices will be open mght anu
dav for the rest of the week in order tnat
those who are employed through the DAY
may have an opportunity to get IN hhe
Mr.. Steppacher informed the board that
It had until August l to either consoll-
date or rearrange the election preclnClS
of the last election. but at the same time
at the coming election would be fully as
large as at that of last year. Because
of this, he said he would recommend no
reduction in the number OF preclncts.
The following resolution, which was Of
fered by Commissioner Wells, was
adopted:
Resolved That all political parties and indi-
viduas taking advantage OF the provisions or
the primary election law permitting the use
of pastors be requested to adopt "a uniform
color. size and type. sample of which may
be procured the office of the Registrar.
Resolved That the attached sample, as TO
color size and type, be adopted by the board
and that the names of delegates on said paster
be printed in BREWER type capitals and small
apart, the color to be white and its size three
inches wide.
The board adjourned at noon to meet
in the evening, but the only business
transacted was the examination of an
other batch of election officers Some
ton officers who are willing to act, but
as the board has the right to act arbi-
trarily in the matter it will come out all
Appended Is the list of polling places
as approved
Twenty-eghth Assembly District-Prtmary
precinct /, front of 313 Main street. q Essex
street, northwest corner of Harrison; 8. 21o Sec
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
Phelan Invited to Join the Rainey=
Lawrence Combine.
Transfer Of Political Headquarters From St. George
Stables to the Examiner Office HCuliar
Interest in Old Cartoons.

will have decided upon the names of the
delegates to represent US at the primaries.
We must now say whether their names
shall be published day or g week before
the date of the election. The policy OF
the regular County Committee has been
to publish names of delegates the nlgnt
before the primaries. Shall we follow this
example and lead the voters to the polls
like sheep. or shall We-feeling C0nhdent
that our men can stand the test of pubic
scrutinY-announcc their names week or
ten days before? Not to publish them IN
advance seems to show a lack Of conf
denCe. To publish them, on the 0tneF
hand, seems to invite the triCkery Of the
push element in Republican politics. NO
doubt spurious tickets Will be issued, mix
ing a few Of our delegates with those or
the regular County Committee. We can
avoid this danger by exercising Que
vigilance at the polls. But the question
now Is. shall We announce our delegates
openly. in the face of possible dangers
arising from the regular County Commit
tee knowing them before the election, and
trust to our vigilance TO overcome any
strategy used on the other side
To bring the matter directly before me the
to publish the names of delegates a week
before the primaries and the motion was
seconded by Mr.. Garrett.
A discussion followed that was partici-
pated in by most Of the members pres
ent. DR.. ". y. Clark was not in favor
of publishing the names much in advance
of the election He urged that the work
of the committee should be kept quiet
until the last moment to defeat any at
tempted chicanery on the part of the reg
ular County Committee. He favored the
sending of circulars to the voters, stating
where the ballot tables of the league
would be in each polling place as an ad-
ditiOnal preCautiOn against frauds.
John McDermOtt took the same view.
arguing that the delegates would be men
Of undoubted Responsibility already too
well known TO need announcement in ad-
vance.
George w. Pennington answered that
the element which the league desired to
reach was of the stay-at-hOme kind 1t
was necessary to announce the names of
delegates in advance to arouse interest
in the reform movement among these yot-
ters and offset the work Of the push.
to the same effect. Olson referred TO the
dangers arising from faCtional fights in
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.

A meeting of the delegates from the At
fliated Republican Clubs was held last
evening at the Union League Club rooms,
Palace Hotel A. o. Perkins in the chair
and Hamilton J. higgins secretary. Re-
ports were submitted from the chairman
of the committee on organization and
finance, and said committee was granted
further time to make complete reports.
The delegates from the respective dis
tricts ana clubs reported progress in the
organization of the precincts tor action in
the selection Of delegates to the primary
A committee was appointed by the
DR. D. W. Mcneil. r. Luna, DR.. t. NJ
Leib and William Pettus, who were re-
uueSted TO write in person the presidents
and secretaries of all Republican clubs of
this city and county to send delegates
to cooperate with the affiliated league
plan of action by the clubs at the pri-
mary said committee to report at the
mass meeting Saturday night next at the
Union League Club rooms.
Delegates from the following Republi-
can district clubs were present: Twenty
third, Thirty fourth Thirty-siXth, Thirty
seventh. Thirty-eighth. Thirty ninth.
Fortieth. Forty-frst, FortY-third, Forty
fourth, Forty-fifth, Continental League,
Stanford Club. Montezuma Club, South
End Club. Gage Republican Club. Union
Heights Club, Young Mems Republican
Club, Afro-American League, Republican
Union League.
Considerable executive business was
transacted at the meeting in furthering
the future interests of the organization.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
Saturday evening, July %, at the Union
League Club rooms, Palace Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
JIMMIE PFELAN-"Say, Rainey, Let Me Get On BEHIND?
SAM-.Yes Jimmie if You Fall Down.

! ond street: a. 154 New Montgomery street; 5.
front of 81 New Montgomery street; g. S1714
Twenty-ninth Assembly Distrtct-Precinct 7.
front of S42 Mission street. s. 743 Mission street
g. 1896 Howard street: TO- 307 Fifth street; II,
front Of us Folsom street; H' Al Fourth
street.
Thirtieth Assembly District-Precinct 13, $50
Mission street; IA. 143 Seventh street; 10. front
of 976 Howard street: Is. Russ and Folsom
streets; H. $50 Harrison street.
Thirty-first Assembly District-Precinct is.
IS Eighth street; 49, 12l Eighth street: 20 front
street: % northwest corner Eighth and Harri-
son streets % 326 Ninth street.
Thirty-second Assembly District-Precinct "a,
Brannan street; &c. northwest corner Boardman
and Brannan streets: p, Bryant street be
tween sixteenth and Seventeenth; 2S, 1880 Ken
Thrty-third Assembly District-Precinct %,
1908 Twenty second L. street: 80 Sg64 twenty y
fourth street; 81 275S Twenty-thiTd street; sire 81,
tuckv streets; 80. 1903 Railroad avenue.
Thirty-fourth Assembly Distrlct-Precnct g.
1547 Mission street; 35. 1883 Mission street; 81
1920 Folsom street; 81. Seventeenth and Va
lencia streets; 3s. 1880 Sixteenth street; 80,
front of % Howard street; 40, 3516 Twentieth
street. . ,-,.
streets: 3S 3030 Sixteenth street. 4O, Solo IWen-
Thirty-fifth Assembly District-Precnct Al.
northwest corner San jose avenue and Iwenty y5
Valencia street; A. 1858 Mission street; 40, 1926
Mission street.
Thirty-sixth Assembly District-Precinct 46.
5000 Twenty fourth street ~. front Of 1901 Cas-
tro street: so, southeast corner or Day and
Sanchez streets 81, 426 Twenty ninth street;
street.
"a. Franklin street, between Fell street and
of 523 Laguna street; 81. 2430 Market street:
S. 7s5 Haight street; SO, 4H Devisadero street;
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
so southeast corner Of Haight and stanyan

60 southeast corner Of Haight and Stanyan
streets.
Thirty-eighth Assembly District-Precinct 81.
front of 515 Franklin street; 62, 1905 Ellis
street; 63 110S Golden Gate avenue; 64. 1925 Nc
Alister street; 65 Eddy and Pierce streets;
66, Lyon street. between McAllister and Fulton.
Thirty-ninth Assembly Distrct-Precinct 81,
137 Larkin street; 6S, 102 Hyde street So 521
Ellis street 20. COG LarSin street; II. 524 Leav-
enworth street; Y, 90l Post street. 70, 12l4 Polk
street.
Fortteth Assembly District-Precinct "a. 1929
Bush street: 10 southwest corner of Buchanan
and Post streets; &C. Bush and Fillmore streets;
r. 1902 Devisadero street; IS, 1872 Devisadero
street; 70. AL Point Lobos avenue; So 1902 Point
LObos avenue.
Forty-frst Assembly District-Precinct 81.
southwest corner OF Larkin and vallejo streets;
50. front of 1912 Van Ness avenue; So, opposite
1898 Broadway, southwest corner of Octavia {;
81 2036 Greenwich street. between Fillmore and
Webster; sc. Lombard street. between Broder-
lex and Baker; 81. 406 Maple street.
front of PA Eddy street; 50. front of AIS Taylor
street: 90. front Of 910 Bush street 81, front of
1908 Leavenworth street; 92 northeast corner
Pacific and Jones streets.
Forty-third Assembly District-Precinct 90
front OF 30 Stockton street: "a. front of 3Q5
Grant avenue; %. front Of 702 Bush street; 49,
front of 704 Pine street 81. front of 1l19 Stock
ton street
Forty-fourth Assembly District-Precinct 9S,
SIS Union street 80, POOP Powell street 100, front
OF 634 Union street. l0l. 40S Francisco street;
Forty-ffth Assembly Distrct-Precinct 103.
$50 Bush street; 104. 625 Washington street; 105
SIC Battery street; 106. front of 913 Montgomery