ADDRESS ANSWER
VIA SAN JOSÉ, CALIFORNIA

(LICK OBSERVATORY,)

University of California,

MOUNT HAMILTON,

Dec 19, 1890

My dear sir,

Spadina Crescent

2nd Dec/90

My dear Sir

I think I shall not be able to attend the meeting of the Society this evening.

If it is agreeable to the gentlemen present I will be very much pleased to have the next meeting at my place — and pray renew my invitation to the gentlement I mentioned in my former note to drop up here some night if they can make it convenient to have a little star gazing where the night is likely to be clear enough for the purpose. It will be quite a pleasure to have them call — and come yourself also.

Spadina Crescent

20 Nov 1890

Dear Sir

Will you ask the V.P. of the Society & Mr. Miller at whose house we were at the other night, and any one else you may think would be useful to come to my house some night soon — as soon as you please, when the night is likely to be good for star gazing — and to come himself of course — for the purpose of trying and testing my telescope.

And be good enough if the gentlemen are able to come to let me by 4 PM of the day + hour they will come, and I shall be very glad to see you all.

WOLSINGHAM OBSERVATORY.

REPORT FOR 1890.

ASTRONOMICAL AND PHYSICAL INSTRUMENT WORKS.

JNO. A. BRASHEAR

Allegheny, Pa. ......................1890.

Objectives made from the same glass.