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M. to 9.30 p. m. Return every tliree minutes, from 6.15 A. m. to 10.30 p. m.
During the summer season " barges " run from Bovv^doin Square to the har- bor steamboat wharves.
Herdics, small, two-seated cabs, "Standards," and other cabs of similar pattern, carry passengers from point to point within the old city limits for twenty-five cents each. There are several stands in the city where they are to be found, notably ScoUay, Pemberton, Bowdoin, and Post-Office Squares, Boyl- ston Street corner o...f "Washington, near the hotels, and at the railway stations ; and they can at any time, night or day, be called by telephone.
HACK FARES.
The regulations apply to adult passengers. From one place to another in the old portion of the city, within East Boston, within South Boston, and with- in Roxbury, the fare is 50 cents for each passenger, and as much more for every additional passenger. ' For one adult, from any point south of Dover Street and west of Berkeley, to any place north of State, Court, and Cambridge streets (or return), the fare is ^1 for each passenger, and for two or more passengers 50 cents each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. to 9.30 p. m. Return every tliree minutes, from 6.15 A. m. to 10.30 p. m.
During the summer season " barges " run from Bovv^doin Square to the har- bor steamboat wharves.
Herdics, small, two-seated cabs, "Standards," and other cabs of similar pattern, carry passengers from point to point within the old city limits for twenty-five cents each. There are several stands in the city where they are to be found, notably ScoUay, Pemberton, Bowdoin, and Post-Office Squares, Boyl- ston Street corner o...f "Washington, near the hotels, and at the railway stations ; and they can at any time, night or day, be called by telephone.
HACK FARES.
The regulations apply to adult passengers. From one place to another in the old portion of the city, within East Boston, within South Boston, and with- in Roxbury, the fare is 50 cents for each passenger, and as much more for every additional passenger. ' For one adult, from any point south of Dover Street and west of Berkeley, to any place north of State, Court, and Cambridge streets (or return), the fare is ^1 for each passenger, and for two or more passengers 50 cents each.
What to read after Boston Illustrated;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [stanwood, Edward], 1841-1923. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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