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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
MAY RECOUNT VOTES
IN 23D DISTRICT
j. A. McGee-JOhn P. Ware
Election Contest and That of
Roberts and Black Ended

The taking of testimony in the cleo
tion contest instituted by J. A. McGee
against John p Ware, the successful
democratic candidate for state senator
from the twenty third senatorial dis
trict, was concluded yesterday after
noon before Justices of the Peace Bar
ney Flood and A. W. Lawson, sitting rs
commissioners. The transcript of testi-
mony viii be forwarded at once to the
state senate for review by the body.
The contest begun by Thomas r. Rob
erts. defeated republican candidate for
the assembly from the thirtieth district,
against George J. Black, the success
full democratic candidate, was also con-
cluded. Both contests have been pro-
crossing in the same court at the same
time.
Aside from evidence OF machine re-
publican "knifing," which is said 10
have caused the defeat of McGee and
Roberts in their respective constituent
cies instances were recalled by wit
nesses which indicated that the count
ing OF ballots in certain precincts of
the district had been done in an irregu-
lar fashion. In view of this disclosure
attorneys for MCGEE, and the defeated
candidate himself, declared that the
chances for a recount looked exceed
ingly good.
At the morning session OF the con-
test Thomas Roberts, now occupying
a position in the harbor commission,
told of how the republican machine had
set about to knife" him because he
was Lincoln Roosevelt league mem
Der. Roberts testified that a machine
watcher at the polls declared within
his hearing. Give Roberts the hooks" !"
From the testimony of three election
officials who were on duty November g.,
the election officers in the third pre-
cinct of the thirtieth district erred in
the beginning Of the count and went
over the count again-leaving open an
avenue for doubt as to whether the
count, after all, was correct or not.
Lawrence McKenna, who was an in
spector in the third precinct, stated
that he had counted "a per cent of the
ballots in that precinct and also re-
lated how the error in tallying had
been discovered. He described the
method pursued in making the recount
MCGEE was the last witness called in
the afternoon, when he testified for
Attorney B. c. Truman, who conducted
the contest for McGee. The defeated
candidate related how Billy Bell, a
politician of the thirtieth district, made
a brazen attempt TO restrain MCGEE
from entering the province of the cleo
tion officers.
Il have always had a good deal of
feeling against some of those fellows
like Billy Bell down around the thir-
tieth." declared McGee, s"and I do not
hesitate in open court to call him a
crook. A man like Bell would not
stop at fixing election officers"
Other witnesses called during the
afternoon were John j. Murphy, 1892
Howard street; James Bresnahan, 642
Natoma street; George Pope, an cleo
ton officer. and John j. Smith of 1914
Howard street
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
ben HUR" BEGINS
SECOND WEEKS RUN
Is Proving Most Popular Play
of the Season at the
Van Ness

Ben Hur" started last night on the
second and last week of it's engagement
at the Van Ness theater. 1t is proving
the most popular attraction which that
theater has staged this or last season.
The principals are worthy Of the heroic
drama, and the mechanical effects are
as wonderful as any ever seen on the
stage. The chariot race remains the
marvel of stage illusions. and the scenic
investiture of the play is picturesque
and elaborate. Following Ben Hur1
comes "Brewster's Millions which will
open al the Van Ness next Sunday night.
PRINCESS
Kolb and Dill in The Politicians" re-
main a big drawing power in this city.
The success of the famous comedians
is deserved as they are giving expen-
sive and elaborate productions and
have surrounded themselves with an
excellent company of principals and an
active and tuneful beauty chorus. The
present piece is the best of the three
which the company has given at the
Princess, and in it are found Aaron
Hoffmans funniest situations and j. A.
Raynes' best music.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
PEBBLE DRowNED DUcKs

Alario Ennocenze was fined S25 BY
Police Judge Shortall yesterday for ped
ding drowned ducks. Carlo Como and
John Alotto were arrested in Chinatown
on Saturday while trying TO sell four
dozen ducks. and they said they had
got them from Ennocenze 10 sell. The
charge against them was dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Anty Drudge Advises the Commuter.

Mr. Snbrrbenk- Missed my train And another fCa
an hour!''
Aub Drudgr-" That's bad What the marerl
Clock stopped"
Mr. Subnrbrrk-" No It's the same thing every MONDAY
morning. | get my breakfast ull the last minute
Washboilers the range and cook breakfast
%ny Dyuage- How silly Tell your wife Fes-Naptha
Then she won't have any for washboier She need
only rub the clothes with Fes-Napha and soak them
tub of cold lukewarm water
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

500 to the fund for
the relief OF the Italian and Sicilian
sufferers. 1t also recommended that
all the unions affiliated with the coun-
ell contribute as promptly and as lib
orally as the treasury of each will
permit.
The amount donated by the commit
tee is the maximum that can be con-
tCibuted under the laws of the council.
The articles of agreement submitted
by the milk drivers union to the San
Francisco labor council have been in
dorsed.
The tie between the two candidates
Tor president of the photo engravers'
union was decided last Sunday in favor
of A. Hoffman. Andrew j. Gallagher
was elected member of the executive
board to fill a vacancy.
Secretary Gallagher of the labor
council has received a letter from Sam
uel Gompers, president of the Ameri-
can federation of labor. 1t is an am
plification of the dispatch he forwarded
here a few days since and which was
read at the mass meeting last Sunday.
Another mass meeting of wage earn
ers will be held in this city to take
further action on the course of Justice
Wright In the Gompers- Mitchell Morri-
a copy of Justice Wright's decision has
been received. and it has been consid :
cred by several attorneys and one OF
the judges, these having expressed a
Willingness to review the paper and
give an opinion.
The bakers and cracker bakers have
appointed a committee to wait on the
proprietors Of the local cracker
bakeries to adopt a union distinctive
abel in order that their producfs.
which are made under fair conditions.
shall be recognized by purchasers
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

A warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest of Francis j. Stewart by Po-
lice Judge Weller on a charge of for
gerV. He is accused Of forging the
name of James 3. Brooks 70 check
for S26. which he passed on Hale
Brothers. The check was drawn on the
DonOhoe- Kelly bankins company
Stewart was arrested last week on a
charge of passing a fictitious check.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Pretty Wedding unites
Popular Young Couple

n AKLAND, Jan.
II 3. - In the
~ presence OF 20
friends this
evening at the resi-
dence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A Pedlar, in Sew
enth avenue. Raglan
Tuttle of Auburn
claimed Miss Gala
Claire Pedlar as his
wife. The maria ge
service was read by
Rev. James McDon-
aid Of San Anselmo,
the clergyman who
officiated at the we'd
ding of the brides
parents. and disc that
OF her sister, a bride
of the midsummer.
Miss Hazel Pedlar
was her sisters only
attendant. She wore
a sheath gown of
pale pink messaline
satin and carried a
shower bouquet of
enchantress carna-
tions ard tulle. Jo-
seph Sperry Lamson
was the best man.
Miss Pedlar was
gowned in an ex-
quisite robe of all
over lace made with
the princess front
and following the
empire lines in the
long court train. The
tulle veil was caught
with 4 SDr2v Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
The CaIifornIa PromotiOn Committee

sIhe State Central Organization Organized In
I9O2-An association for the commercial and
industrial development OF California;
*sPROMOTEaN: The act OF promotion, ADVANCE
ment encoura cement. Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PRO-
NOTING OF Calfornia's interests. II has moth
ing 10 sell. II fosters all things tending to the
ADVANCEMENT Of California. 1t is an author
ity on all matters relating to California. II EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established. It invites
desirable Immigration. 1t presents the 0pDor-
tunities aud needs OF all fields OF business and
professional activity. II is supported By popular
subscription and makes no eehargA Tor any
service rendered. 1t has affiliated with II eco
commercial organizations u the state with a
Meetings Of representatives OF these orxaniza-
tons held semiannually in different parts OF
the state where matters of California interest
are discussed. Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES
are maintained In California building Union
square San Francisco. CORRESPONDENCE IN
vITED-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
can INJURIES CARPENTER

W. j. Carey. carpenter, 3S years
old, residing at 142 Second avenue. was
knocked down by speeding Sutter
street car at the corner of Second ave-
nue. and California street last nigh,
and fatally injured. He was picked up
by passengers on the car after the ac-
cident and taken to the Hahnemann
hospital. The motorman is held re-
sponsible for the accident and will be
arrested and charged with man
slaughter.
Arbutus- is found in September and
October near Ashland n H
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
PRINCESS
VALENCIA

The management of the Valencia
feels justified in the enormous expense
for royalties and otherwise to present
the present attraction TO local theater
goers-that Of George Ade's comedy,
THE College Widow" which is being
staged by stock company for the first
time. All the members of the COM
pany are doing excellent individual and
team work and the production is de-
clared to be the greatest yet achieved
al the new theater. Upton Sinclair's
new work, Prince Hagen will have
its first presentation on any stage next
Monday night at the Valencia.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

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o he vale
Of
red
Mr. Mrs Tute left this
spend their honeymoon win
IS gradua OF the of o.
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o.
is a
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
ALcAzAR

The fascinations Of "The Girl of the
Golden West" remain as alluring as
ever and the play will be retained at
the Alcazar throughout the week. 1t
will be withdrawn after next Sunday
nights performance to make way for
the second play of the present Belasco
series, which will be Sweet Kitty Bel
lairs." This piece has never been seen
west of Chicago, but throughout the
east II was highly praised and en-
joyed long, and prosperous run
Evelyn Vaughan will assume the lead
ing role, which Henrietta Crosnan
created-that of coquettish Irish
widow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
SPrAKs on PROHIBITION

PAIyO ALTO. Jan Thomas II. Law
son. district superintendent OF the
santa Clara county anfi-satoon Iorces.
appeared before large audiences at
Bfsvfe3d and this city yesterday speak
ing IN Interest Of the prohibition move
menf
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Violate SANITARY Laws

A warrant was issued by Police Judge
Conlan yesterday for the arrest of the
Central milk company for keeping a
stable at Twenty-first and Folsom
streets in filthy and unsanitary con-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
RESORTS
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Rexular ThrouEh service

The wonderlsnds OF the Pacific. See Milford
Sound. the Wsnganui River and the Hot Lakes
and Geysers-surpassfng the Yellowstone. New
Zealand is at its best. The 5. s. Marlposa
sails Feb. >. Only $3.50 round trip 10 Wei
lineton. New Zealand, frst elass; one way. third
class, sS6 IS.
LINE TO &oNQLULU-speclsl round trip
rate, sllU- 5. T. Alameda, saIlings Jan. 8, 80.
Send for itinerary, o. $. 5. Co., 673 Market
st. Telephone Kearny 1887
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

Some of the great Atlantic liners
employ $50 drenen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
po You want ss.ooi

Read TILE CALLS weekly oner on
paEe IS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
DONATION is MADE
BY LABOR COUNCIL
One Hundred Dollars Given to
Italian Quake Relief Fund

The executive COM
mittee of the labor
council has donated
S1nfl To the fund fnr
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

The articles of agreement submitted
by the milk drivers union to the San
Francisco labor council have been in
dorsed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday. July :, 1909

ARRIVED
Steamer Mohawk Kemble Jacksoa-ns Ipns 90 and and
and rndse- Left ouarantine al - a m.
wse as to the I5qy s. Co Nth pas5nrs ana
rndse Left Quarantine at 6:2o 7. -. w
York and Baltimore rransportation line With nase
stesaer Estona russ. srnitneer I,bau 10 e
Benham & Boyesen with II cabin and 80 ste=age pas
s'gsn sssns4 af La qss svos ESo @ f. ros Ta s sv G June 2
cempagnie Generate Transatlantique nth ie cabin e11
665 steerage passengers mails and rnass arrived ~ ne
steaeE L9oania G Var Iv9rR9ol 1,r Iqns os e & q35
3e6 steerase passengers mails and mdse arrived
seaer 5 MoneTey smith Vera Cruz % Progre:o
e and saTana Io So TO the s GSP4 @ @na Cua He =
the Bar at s:41 m. ID o,...,o-,-- I'm. as
West India SIS Co. with noasses Arrived at the
Steamer Marker Dutch Bunge Havana June p, to
the Munson SIS Line with sugar Arrived at the Bar At
steamer Harald Cor, Berg sagua June IS and Puerto
Padre ~. the Munson SIS Line With sugar Arrived
steamer Cedric Cr) Bartlett Liverpool June 25 and
o93 steerage passengers and mdse arrived al me
to the oid Dominion S Co With passengers ana mdae
ss.smer Nueees Avery Mobile June 26 Tampa % and
key West So the Mallory SIS Co. with passengers ana
sseaer ff HaTanger & a Hall Mazzare June and
Algiers r. with asphalt rock To the Stotten Aspna
at the Bar at 80
SAILED
s Rsa9s Gan Es asp 5: H eao65 2 san pan asn
Indiana polls CBr) Newport News: Juan. Ponce Ha-
Mao 53d Esaa oT NoroIk ias Joachim GER K
ston Crown OF Granada CBrl Trinidad RoseheIa H.,
City Of cournbus Savannah Monroe Norfolk El DORADO,
fo Si1sa5 %n3etenka ai3 3B f@sd @so @
AusTste Victoria Gen Hanburg; Lille (Brl, Port
tonic St Andrew Crl AntweIp. Celia tBT Bahia blsn'P
NortA Galveston Caroline (FrJ, HaFre.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Cherbourg July &. rn-Grosser Kurfrst Ger, New
York Plymouth for Bremen.
Plymouth, July 5. $40 nlSt Louis, New York Tor
Cherbourg and Southampton Cand proceeded
Rotterdam, July 2-Rotterdam Dutch. tanR New York
Shanghai. July 2Wesh Prince (Br) New York via Hong
Kong
Newport July 2-vera (srl. New York via Havre
Genoa, 29-Europa GtaD. New York via Naples;
Flortoa Utal). New York via Naples; July L -aor-
mine GtaD New York and PhiIa delphia Via Naples.
Naples. June So-Oceania (AusD New York
Hsvre. July 2-Louisiane Gr). New York
Genoa. June 2e-sanno Qtan, New York.
Palermo. June 8O--Alce CAus0, Grom Trieste. New
Antwerp July g. I na-Lapand CBels>. New York via
Bremen. July 5 n1-Friedrich der Crosse CGer New
York via CherbourE.
Cherbourg July ? r1Cincnnati Ger. New York
kingston Jamaica. July 2-MaEdalens C5r Grorn New
York; Colon, ETC. and Southampton; Sd, ortnoco tBr)
Fowey july 2-Amrhitrite OBJ New York
Hamburg. July 3-Wilkonmen Ger. New York .
Christansand July g. a nl-United states dam, Ne~
t4avre July 5. Q MA Touraine CFr,. New York
Queenstown. July 8. II :1b nl-Satc tBrD, New York
Southampton. July New York. New York via Cher
FsorIoFne July ;. r-Potsaarn Dutch Nev- York.
London. July S-Minnehaha CBr). New York
Para july 2-Maranhense (3r). New York
PASSED.
ounnet Head July 2-Hellig Oia7 DAM. New York 'or
Christiansand and Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
INCREASE IN TAX RATE
Falling of an Assessment Increases
Nav Make no the Figure.

Completion of the tax assessment rolls for this
vesr according 10 information obtained yesterday.
seems 70 make II certain that there will be an IN
crease in the tax rate Of 10 points The present
rate Is 81, and it is probable that the new rate
will not be less than 10 in spite Of the predictions
Of Controller Metz and others.
The entire set Of tax books have been made UP
and signed by the Tax Board They will be de-
,vered 10 the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday It
Is said that the showing made is Disappointing
Il not really alarming. There has been a much
smaller increase in assessments than sarguine city
o@scials hoped and as a result there probably will
he insufficient money raised the low tax rate on
which they were figuring.
President Purdy Of the Tax Board, II Is believed
has been much nearer accuracy IN his estimate OF
the situation than the other officials He predicted
last January that the permanent assessment roll
would not be more than s. go Oooeo On that show
ing with the total last year S15Se9o"" there
would be an increase of less than Sl0o,ooooa
whereas the increase the previous year was ap-
proximateIy s4ao.caa00o From what vas learned
Yesterday Mr Purdy seemed TO have had a very
good line on the sitaution-
This falling off in valuations or in the assess
rlents is accounted for generally by the hard
times" The fact that there was great dninu-
ton in real estate speculation and real estate trad
ing generally was responsible for the failure Of as
sessnnents to come up TO schedule in many sections
Of the city. The stopping OF the Brooklyn ferries
also reduced valuations Of waterfront property IN
SONS instances One lump Of SIS 10000 was taken
o-t OF the franchise tax assessments by the state
Board Of Tax Commissioners because of the United
States Supreme Courts decision IN the Sl-cent gas
case The tax rolls at present, 1t is understood
have an item Of S2400n00 against the subway
This in accordance with a decision OF the Court OF
Appeals. vil have to be stricken off the list.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
ITALIANS APPEAL roR PROTECTION.
Ordered tc Leave Louisiana Parish Following
Murder OF Young Planter.

,cer Orleans J1lv s--4n appeal &C Governor
ssnde-s for rhe protection ot Italian citizens Of
gosslcr Pzssh wss made today by Acting Consul
psppini - New Orleans
This action followed information from Bossier
ttz- al italians had been ordered 70 leave that
section Telling against the Italian residents Sc
sad r7z- hish TIE result Of the murder Of
WLn5eTk E3cnev. + Young planter. by Italians
-ezr 6e7ton. La. last Thursday Several terror
stricken Italians nsve already left the community.
Threats of Ivnching we're freely expressed against
Italians arrested fo- alleged completely in Boneys
-aa-5e-. 4 mass u1eefing of citizens, however,
pledged tsef % ever. thing possible against mob
acton those in Jail John Fuloo, his wife,
daughter and son. and another Italian named Pisro.
2 Fss eensrally understood that Boney and the
- ughter ~ Fulco were soon 10 have been married
FTe was killed in E-1co store.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
OIL COMPANIES WIN OKLAHOMA SUIT
Law Against Shipping Oil and Gas from the
State Held Unconstitutional

Muskogee. Okla, July 5-Judge r. E. Campbell
held IL the federal court here to-day that the
Oklahoma statute prohibiting the shipping of oil
ane gas out Of the state was in violation Of the
federal constitution and OF the interstate commerce
set This is regarded as final victory for the
foresgn rIpe line companies which restrained
~ TIC etate officials from selling the Ursi prod-
nets IL other states.
The DECISION IN The rase Il the Kansas
Natural Gas Company and other OIL and gas con-
earies Of Ohio and West Virginia against the Okla
state officials asking that they BE perpetuallv
On sired from interfering with the plaintiffs piping
I'll a-d gas out Of the state. Judge Campbell over
rs @d re es-aurrsrs CT the defendants. He an
-c11.,e cd. however. that raasonab:e further time
sos'e re granted the defendants 10 nle other
nea6lsgs before final action WAS taken C make tho
tefus craFy- tr3laction permanent
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
AERoPLANEs TO RACE FOR TROPHY.

A race for aeroplanes for The Scientific Ameri-
can trophy, which last year by Glenn
H. Curtiss. Of Hammondsport. Ind. will he tbs
main event Of the aeronautic exhibition and tour
nament under the auspices Of the Aeronautic So
ciety at the Morris Park Aerodronle tomorrow
efternoen. beginning at O'clock The minimum
distance that must be covered is fifteen miles, a
circuit of the aerodrome fifteen times. Several
flights OF dirigibIe balloon will be made by mem
bers Of the society. There will be an ascension by
Nesta La Yiesta. who is described planetary
eEnlorsr and cnsTnolnFist
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
PEDbER SETS FIRE TO GIRLS HAIR.
Angry Because She Refused to Buy Wares
Neighbors Seek Revenge.

Bloomsbury. Penn. July S.-For refusing to buy
ANYTHING or allow him TO enter the house, tramp
pedler to-day lighted match and deliberately set
fire to the hair of Leatha Kline twelve years old,
Of Orange Township. near here.
The girls life was probably saved by her pres
ence Of mind Without hesitating she ran TO
pail Of water dipped her head into it and Quenched
The flames before they caused serious injury. In
the mean time the pedler made his escape. The
fendishness Of his act has aroused the people Of
the neighborhood. who are searching the surround
ing country for him,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
TIE xAissR's 1000 LETTERS.

r Cae ven- tho German Emperor wrots NJ fewer
f.44r -scren t5aOusasd personal private letters
E..t-e be certain fitness in this when IL
& reIsisfn5ere1 tEat Germany sndsputahl holds
ss ts.e being the chief letter writing nation OF
Fstrcye Ior II has gecn shown that in one fiscal
szE ef tie international Postal Union IL sent :.
r.aa-iys 500 09,lFe gcces Fnafl
while s5Tozf Britain and Ireland had less 50a
I35-.s c.edF. France less tiian zO0G9obeJ
Snre flGSsa ane 5tai- eEch sent only about
six.h of what Gs-ElAny cic---Ii;- Bits.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
STOCK TRANSFER RECEIPTS.
Increase Of More than $500 900 Shown for Last
Six Months

Alban-. July 3-State Controller Gaus announced
to-day that the total stock transfer receipts for the
first months Of this year s., gas, in
crease Of S592 S9 90 the receipts for the
spending months last year. This revenue re-
oeived from the sale Of 99 ss6 shares Of stock
this year and s., 49, 862 shares last year.
The receipts h. months this year
---.---- szz1. .s55i April ...--..-..
FebrUar-.- 3U6. So 2q2 qz5
40
The only months this year the receipts for which
fell below those Of the corresponding months last
year were March and May
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
INCREASES CAPITAL TO st5.oooooo.

Albany. july 2-Th. International Agricultural
Corporation OF New 1ork certified 70 the Secretary
Of Stats to-dav that it had increased IT'S capital
stock from 81 90 s1lo0Aono The stock is 70 be
half common and half preferred. The company
pays the state g tax on the increased capital OF
S7,ee9 80 Those signing the con1pany's certificate
we're HarveT =. sickler. Robert Rovnd and Les
Ashcrart
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
CAPT WILMER TO COMMAND NAVY YARD.

Portsmouth =. H. July S.-It vas announced
here today taat Captain Frank A. Wilmer now IN
command et the srrored cruiser Pennsylvania.
viii succeed Rear Admiral Edwin K. Moore
ccrnran5zrc ct the local navy yard The present
rSTr-ssvda-r reffres on July p
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
WIRELESS REpoRTs

The Prtrz Friedrich Wthslrn reported ss 7a5 niles
cas-. q Sandy Hook a. yesterday is expected
dock Monday morning
Columbia reported east of sandv
a. -ooa yeste-5ey Is expected dock this morning
The M.nnewsssa. reported 80 miles CT Sandy
Hook al midnight July dock lats this evening
Monday morning.
The NIeuw Arste-da-c reported es TaI miles east -
Sandy Hook 55 YESTERDAY. IS srpscted dock
Mondav
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

A pvERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ The Tribune recstvsd their Uptown once. Nc
1854 Broadway, between setb sTth ct until
O'Clock o Advertisements resolved the following
branch onces regular once until o'clock
viz 2f4 sth ave- S. 23d St: I53 9Th ave.
18th ct io4 East 18th st.: 25T 42d ST. between
7th and sh ayes 125th at: 1895 ave 1926
I'd ave. ST.: 17os lss seth 1sT
East 175h St: T56 fremont ESQ Sd rnd
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