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AN ACT TRANSFERRING CERTAIN FUNDS IN THE STATE
NV = TREASURY TO THE GEEERAL FUND.

AN ACT TRANSFERRING CERTAIN FUNDS IN THE STATE
fT TREASURY TO THE GENERAL FUND.
SECTION l.. BE Il enacted by tie Senate and
House of Representatives. Of the Stdte Of LOuiSi-
ana la General Assembly conre1ed, That the
State treasurer be authorized and required to
transfer all moneys now in the treasury known as
the leyee fund, and all other funds except the
school fund and the convention ia K fuad TO the
general fund as q temporary loan for the purpose
Of defraying the expenses Of the General Assem-.
bly,, TO be returned 70 the respective funds from
which they were taken as soon as collected for
the general fund.
SIC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc., That the
treasurer be also authorized 10 receive warrants
for payment Of expenses OF the General Assembly
from State tax collectors in making their settle
ment.
SEC. 3. Be IL further enacted, ETC., That all
laws and parts OF laws contrary to the provisions
of this act be apd the same are hereby repealed I;
ard that this act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
(siened) CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieut. Governor and President of the Senate.
This act was passed over the governors veto
by the constitutional majority of two-thirds of
both houses of the General Assembly Of Louisiana
on the twenty -second day of July, 1867, and be-
Games law.
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.


An ACT CREATING A BOARD or POLICE CoMAIs-
.1 r'tt En- N--'-r sIoNEKs. rr.-f
SECTION l. Be a enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives an General Assembly
concerned, That the governor, by and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate, shall appoint a
board Of five police commissioners for the city Of
New Orleans, who shall have full power TO APP
point and remove and control the officers and men
of the police force of the city of New Orleans.
SIC. 2. That no officer or member of the police
force shall be removed, except for good and suti.
cient cause, and after fair trial By the Police
Board.
SEC. 8. That all acts and parts of acts incon
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. A. That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage. Cd -.-- 81 49, $50
(Signed) CaARLgs W. LOWELL,
F.. = Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved July 8, 1865. ..-..
(SigDedl HENRY G. WARNoTH,
..-- Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy
GEORGE E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT TO AMEND An ACT ENTITLED Gan ACT NO
INCORPORATE THE COMMERCIAL RANK on NEw
ORLEANS APPROVED APRIL l, 1888.
/, SEcrroS 1. Be it enacted on The Senate and
House of Representatives Of ne State of Loutisi.
ana. ia General Assembly coRreaed, That the
city Of New Orleans be and il is hereby author.
lied to execute and deliver TO the president and
directors Of the Commercial Bank Of New Orleans
its bonds, pursuant to the provisions Of section
forty.two of an act entitled " an act to incorpo.
rate the Commercial Bank of New Orleans, - sp-
proved April l. 1893, whenever there shall have
been such award or decision as is provided for
therein, any law in force to the contrary notwlh.
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Az ACT GRANTING CERTAIN POWERS TO THE sew
ERAL PARISH JUDGES.
SECTION /. BE enacted by tie SeRdte and
House of Representatives, of the STATE Of Louis
Sd5ad in General Assembly coRcened. That the
several parish judges shall have the power 10 the
absence Of the district Judge from the several
parishes. when he is interested, to act in cases
before the District Court in granting orders Of
rest attachment, approximations, provisional seiz
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standing, and chat this act shall take effect from
ISigned1 CHAs. W. LOWELL,
= Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
(Sienedl OSCAR J. DUN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the senate.
TSipnedI II. c. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy: -e,----..---s
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a. RAIN DRYING AND MAILING KILN
100 NEW LETEE AND OIL FULTON STREET.

am prepared to dry and clean from mould and weev all
kinds Of GRAIN alt Coffee Peas Besns etc; dry sunken
Csrgees rpen Green GRAIN leaving it sweet aured
in the field eradicate offensive smells from natural decay
guaranteeing no to scOrch viii do such work bet
and q price tan 1t Is done In other cities my
process patents acknowledged BY all who have
them 10 be superior TO all other
also ready and sell rights under my patents
for Grain Drying and Mailing at reasonable
men will End these SUPERIOR MACHIs Es there being no
required except the ordinary for power The
saving is immense in fuel. insurance rsks and labor.
For further information apply to f-
vel. ID ALFRED w. J. MASON,
100 New Levee and 81 Fulton street
'This superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn aad
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Marigny Buildings Third Distr Oncers- r. staAs p;
Il. " sturcken, II p; J. ReirAr, Scribe.
sn7e LAFAYETTE ENCfAnPMENT NO. 7.
Meets on hrst and third Jeisrsoa Hail.
corner Magazine and PHI streets Fourth Dstrict.
ohcersJ W. Allan o. p; crank Pnster. Il. p; George
Ritter, Scribe. H-I h.a fH
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Encampments.


rHE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets mi-annuay the fourth Wednesday January
aud July. Officers for 1851 winnemore of No. s. NJ w.
Grand Patriarch A. W. Macdonald, Of No. s. N. Z Grand
high PRIEST Jules A FlorAt Of No. R. w. Grand Ward.
w. G. Wilson, Of No. l. r W. Grand Scribe DasvA
Of Nc. l, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. g. r. W. @. Junior Wsrdea A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. l, X. W. Grand Representative
Eo.7, w. Grand Sentinel; NJ Frankford, Of No. s. W. ID.
Grand Sentinel Henry Jones' Of No, Dis No. 5, Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING COUNTLESS -CSedentials and RetiTn.-JOth-
Potter ONO. !, WIN, Bloomfield, Jr, Of Ne. A. Mazu
resu, ofNoa
State OF The OrdaJ @. Dunlap Of No. l. Luther Homes
ofNo l, @. Tinenan, Of No 6.
Finanos-k NJ. Russia, Of No. z John B. Heno, Of No !
Geo. G. Kauz, ofNo. g.
Constitution and By-Lass Howard Mlspaurh, of No 8,
Edward Pilshury, OfNO 3 Il p stureksn, Emo. s. sr
Subordinate Encampments.
wILDEY NO l.
Meet. on the First Third Saturdays month
pany oncers-B. Da Silva, @. p; A. Thomson. II. p;
Thomas d. Jones, Scribe. p
HOBAH ENCANPMENT NO. s. s 81
Meets Second Fourth Saturdays Of each month, In
Lodge Room No. l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. onHess-Geo. W. ssdler C. p; J. b. Burke.
HP.; W. H. Wright, Scribe. N.Y.
MAGNOLIA ENCANPMEET NO. L So b
Meets the and fourth Saturdays IN each month
Baton Rouge. osicsrs-oscar BArhss. OF. L. C. Morris
Il. p; q. CSarlinsky, Scribe. p
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT Noa
Nses the second and fourth Mondays IN each nOnth
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ODD FELLOWS, REST.

ss ODD FELL9wS REST
Mests IN the Once Of Gtazd Secretary thu second
Mond,ly IN January, April, lsy snd octshsr tbs
Board the third kday In January for organize.
toa Ofcers-J @. Dunlap. esdsnt Josiah FOIgsr, ssas
tsry, Joseph West. Treasurer; tShn Quinn. Sexton.
..-.o GENERAL RELsgF COMMITTEE.
Meets Office Grand secrets drst Friday evening IN
month Oncers-A W. McDsf. President; Josiah a. nv
Secretary. III respects
WIDOWS AND oRPHANE GENERAL REL
SoCItTiON. .rno,
Meets In once Grand secret Saturday Of mon.s
Annual nesting last Saturday y January oscsrs 1905
Z. N. Rusha President; O. Vaoper First vics President:
r. PHste Second Vice Presdtt Luther Homes Secretary;
A. wallace Hunter, Treasurer.S J
ODD FELLOWS HsLb ASSOCIATION.
Meets nrst Monday each OATH once Of the Grand
Secretary. Election Mon, - May for rsctOrs.
BOARD FOR ls6s-Prestieii.-E. N. Rushs, ". W. @ NJ.
Finance C6mnittee-J. q. Etnlsp; A Wallace Hunter;
Eugene P. Brugsre. ~
Hau committes-G L. IhoS ia saields z. H. Fsirchld,
George Ddrmeyer. ~
BaldiRg CoaBittesE NJ ystsha; Luther Honest George
Eungcsser. r:
O. W. Roper. h. MIHspsusb. s. e. Moore, q. L. Henry
.-s,'-- JOSIAH FoLsER, Secretary
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Ths superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn and
tier substances r-lScientise American
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.
Meets every first and third Saturday in Lodge Room No.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
hatcher streets Ofcers-A. hazureau, d. M; Chss. q.
seis, d. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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A, ACT CREATING BOARD OF POLICE oorArs-
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gBe Knevn That nj. eighth day Of February. in hs
and OF the Independence pf the United States the
ninety second. before me- EDWARD Ivy, notary public
leans, State Of Lousaas aforesaid. duly com mis-
stoned and sworn, personally came and appeared TIE
declared that syane themselves Of the provisions Of the
the Louisiana relative 10 the organise
corporations in this dee they have covenansed and
agreed and do BY these presents covenant agree and bind
solves into and constitute corporation for ths objects and
purposes and under the stp regulations and oeEa
Hens following. to-vit:
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GEO. Il. BOvEE,
Secretary OF State.
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s..sr.rle NEW YORK. April z. 1858.
victory in the old " Nutmeg State" Predictions
are ct ell times useless, - We DO not know what
slight hing may intervene TO turn the tide Of
eyente, and there we're but few. comparatively,
who really Thought that Connecticut would 81 the
election Of yesterday show . gain on the previous
year for the Democrats. lltf ~ ..l ~ .Ii|
/ That the name Of Grant has any favorable in1u-
ence upon the State elections L mistaken idea,
g has been proven oonclusively in the gain Of the
Democrats il New Hampshire and their success
in Connecticut, and vheni Il comss TO the pet idea
OF negro suffrage they had better drop IL entirely,
for defeat will certainly meet every question with
which il y combined throughout the North, while
r sosh sous ras msurs
10 favor Of doing unto others what they win not
allow Others TO do unto them. 81 ~,
The probability Of increased facilities for the
transportation Of pasaengers from one end Of the
having passed the Assembly and is now before the
Senate, granting charter 10 company for the
construction Of an underground railroad. ~
Among the many plans which have been SUBJ
suficent favor to eetit through even ons branch
Of the legislature, and the most formidable oppo-
pent Of this bill is A. 7. Stewart. and on what
ground one can hardly tell, except it be 70 grind
The Arcade Railway las this is termed) bill
provides for the excavation Of Broadway from
.o1 ,hs % 9o'iong' 70 deptn Of fifteen feet,
s;sh .,en vsel 'ne 3P, cover,ng mat again
wi, P,s W. - ~ present. Under me arches
- n So .s,a S upon when uains VII
a un pIopsnreu p5 steam aua from WHOA no snow,
:, OF , o.ner opsuucuons OF surface railroad
"g Tso n 1870 " ,s % iS" e
sonsrs srs shsr hssnes ~ ~ -, ,S 2 70 vnion
s4uaIe, sno snen prsnch on 70 the vest and east
az az ~ , nc somn up nariem, which would en-
Ssw =, 80 ~ ~ 70. occupiss 90 nour and
la cts =; =; 49, 70 reacn % the out-
: Thn - 80, s.,,s Wy .no o. 49,,
hn, 1hS ,,.b,> - ,a ~ ~. s''s wnuu usvo 70
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. SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from Civ IN
lieu Of norse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at e'cfocf
Al Extra Train viii leave the City kv-ry SUNDAY EVEN
leave either end Of the Road sundays EvKRY HALF
hoob from until o'clock r., .|..I' I. Il y 4 =
fARk-Io and frnm the Lake, same day IS csnts Pas
Tor GENTLY notify he pri,r 10 eoar
ure OF Train rare 10 Gsnty Fifteen csnts each
way GEO PANDELY Gessxsi S-,st
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tilted up iassialy sne shan sadssvr issp IN ~
sss ss ss s'i .s .ss <. E @
-; x: 2si 'i s4:s o.
CoMmtssaON--rORwARDIvs
+ q BARELLI.s sxsa rsoIsgsicf
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. % TehoupitsuIss Street..
'eps,eo@'if 'ia NEW ORLEANS
r w. PERKINS.
SHIPPING And GENERAL COMMISSION
A-,dr % q q slas AKRcHANr. ssi,-s -. .4
1s Agent Alliances Steamship Line for ronaA Ports.
John W. NORRIS . CO..
re ,.s-st Rmevsd from q Canal strsssJ
~ CANAL AND IL CRosMAN STREETS,
General Csn.aissiea Merchants, Produce
,a1t iai,rsa Factors.
Fsis',n VIZ And Dealers m all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
GINS
zimmsrnasn = os.'s Cincinnati Sparkling oAfAwBA
STARCH. VINEGAR. etc.. etc.. always on hand.
HAH - MEHA.s- ,a1. sra
tLzxnDuz nAr-wuLrAu NINA,
COMMISSION nERoHAuTs Fos THE PuEoHAn
- saAs. Forwarding Shipment Of Hidss Lsathsr.
Well Dssswax. raIlow. nd r.
= 1000 ning Msssrdals 1'nl7t ~.
Hes q ga . COMMERCE STREET. NEW ORLKAm
JHsAU. AxCOCK = CO.. as'7 %. -
n. UHAu. AyoooK. JOE orrxINaKRJ
= -- ssaoesssens 70 o. WIKI. xooJ
0ouMIssIou MKR0HAuFs
z, ,o- a -voR xz1 sAL.
oo111os Hogs and Sheep
~ seoCK LANDING
Os1 q y.sassa n
II. .. NOEL. ...............-s,. ..r.,.
sonnsu9H HzRonAn seer
vss ne sale q 'a
osseas. Msss. shssD. Mules 90 Msv.ss
uos nocK LANDING. INV oRxzARa s-
s,aa.l.sssy inference. evs. u ,sasag "a -
. =. q I. SUMNER RESORTS.
VIxsINIA sPRIHGs. 81 =,
Ths following eslsor.ssd vfRafN1A srRrros Of -,
sees BY railroads and short stag. .s good roads
a; vsso. On AID zSfzs fzS * Rfiia 81
g s,sl,l ..-.. White Sulphur. aas,l d s.s..--I
" szzESszrs COUNTY. vzss WANNA t,.yag
Sweet opr1ngs snA Salt Sulphur nprfnss. |
Route va vgnia Central Railroad River Depot
until about the 10th Of July when the will run =
Covineton, and from Bonsacks the Virginia Tsnnss
- Railroad, via stagsa
Hot Spring. healing 1prings, ana BatA |
s-tts.o scan Alum oprines
pArH COUNTY. vInamA |
Route via Virginia Central Railroad ts Mrsboss Dspsk
Beekbrsdse Alum Springs.
-. - socxlRrpcI COUNTY, VA
Augusts White Sulphur Alum nprinss, /
QoRnxKLy srkIlEuos.)
Route via Central Darosd staunton thence BIZ sfsxts
- spring. iiaiof n ID - 0l 4
Aneghany ops1Dgs, .1 ~. Il
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. /
Rsuts Virginia Central Orange and Alexandria 10 s~
Vile Depot on Virginia and fsnnsssss Railroad
Ceynerss Sulphur springs. "a Il
uDrBcouKf ooUNTr VA "a fff Il
Route above Coyner's SPRING. Station vrrtns ana
,tfl Tennessee RAir0ad. 800 Il
fhrosen rckss en- be procured rs the principal sss
West. North and south. al the named Springx
The fropreors Of the provided
an entire ount II Nee Furniture, dspa.nsnta
and VIII ese every ort 10 make visitors sstsfed~
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NOTICE-1 REsPEcTFULLY GALL THE AFrEN.
ten q nv fT!end: :! TIE public = my house
- ~ mn ~. sALo0n = ~ PVydr.s ,res 30
sss<s ~ ,s,ss'ly spe shan ssdssv9s lssp IN ~
peSence u the blsness ana dsteukpa 20 KEEP nnns
bat good quors am connd'nt the BELLK NE NPHls vin
s-rvsd ssU ~ hou 1o sc.ecE esP IN and jadgs Tor
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COYNE1's WHITE AND BLACK
81 .'er SULPHUR sPRrHea

This vsllLnown WATERING PLACE, htuass6 n Boss.
sour county Virginia the line OF fall OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be again opened the
reception Of visitors on the lst Of June
Persons leaving Baltimore Washington Richmond and
Petersburg v arrive the evening Ct he prncs hose
coming from the South and West reach The SPRING. In sbous
ten hours from Bristol .fl.--t 49,
Visitor desiring stop By informing the conductor vhsu
they strike the Virginia and Tesssss Rarosd Of the fact
v be landed ct the platform mmsdatsy opposite he
The undesgasd formally q Rchnad. takss pleasure IN
Informing bis friends snt the p1be generally that has
nsnsnt residences and win neither
render pleasant and srseabis 70 his Thsrs are
f4fp FIVE BULPHUR SPRINGS. rlE
the medicinal qualities 90 generally and svorsbv
known that s deemed their vrtues
FINE BAND OF Music Win b In attendance during
1onFo PVT osy. = %
Board per week: acknowledgements. % 90
- -" WI IL FRY. ircp si.a1..'' :"
Postoffcs, Bonssckss,
r.fl. 4 Rcanoks county. Va
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ED UCATIONAL.
MOUNT 81. AGAxx's COLLEGE,.
NEAR KnxrrfsBURa. MARYLAND

MI UNT IT. AAk1D COLLEGE,.
NEAR KHMIrfsBURG. MARYLAND.
This insslsassn founded n lsos Incorporated en-
powered 70 conr Degrees In 1880 has continually improved
Ton s's CLASSIC e T'- 2s = fsP EDUc
week q August the Second on the 18th Of January
The Terms for Board and Tuition $500 per snnum-L g.
er secn session Sleo-psysble IN advances Clothing
se supplied BY the College must also be paid for
All the ssudsns ere instructed IN the oc,s and trained
Ss ,ps Ssss'ss csss feE aI;hsr tnis,%ssisp pX
spoiled - - Aesos fer the collsesl - - - :
.OUIsIAxA STATE sEMINARr,
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Pounded and Supported by the State Of LesisianA
ns nszt session bsgn September a closes June 7h
fAcyIsyoensss Of IAN ccrps Of sbls instruetsr a, an
q HsE.tuss and Science usually taught the
cousM Or slyp!-Enhrscss Preparatory snd IN Acsd-
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

RLUE LINE.....-..-.---.-......BL Laan
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and Ear.
without changing Cara breaking bulk from Cairo Time
and condition guaranteed to al points.
oALBEA, As 8 it.sri ~ ~ Hf l,9 sir
Isl DUBUQUE, Sc
CHICAGO, rsa
Il. ST. LOUIS.
~ DkTkOIr,
@ e ai4 NIAGARA FALLS,
-r,,f.--e .n tffs ALBANY,
ast go Ks tstN s BOSTON,
NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice low water. ..-11 1a1f
Through bills Of lading all Information given on sppn
JAMES T. TUCKER, lt
General Agent
Il Carondeet street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

TMPORTANH TO rBAvkLRRa
1szt2lt xt7ra - : -. aH.ss t1.is ara
FARE REDUCED.
Vito 1lf ,I----, auL4E + z.leE13
On and srsr April Ion FARE VIA NEW oRLEANs,
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
sad MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD. . The follow
inx points VIII b: sit.s ..isa ~ 49,. 49,.
~" SIS %
'-'-'---.....- E 90
0@n''es $50
Washington. .-............-...... .-..-.-.- Al 81
For Information and particulars apply TICK IT OFFICE
corner Camp and Common, under City HOTEL and DEPOT,
cAlliope street ..-..-s,s.sr' \ -
+. g. WILLIAMS
General supsrintsndsnt n o.. J. and q n. r.
3. d. FROST,
90 General Superintendent Mis- Central Railroad
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27

fair creatures to the sleeping ones un-
known, who only needed to know that
these all died for their country,
AT the entrance TO the cculetcry we
noticed neat monument erected by
Captain Whipple's company (Lcon
lluntere) Of the Fifth Texas regiment
to the memory Of their fallen comrades.
This monument, Of pure white marble,
was twlncd with cvcrgrccns, and from
the cap8onc was suspended lone star
composed Of white flowers.
1t was interesting TO notice that the
graves Of the unknown dead were not
neglected by The ladies. On some lay
crosses Of evergreen, or bouucts, and OF
others had been dropped single sprig
Of arbor vit;c, Il bud, or II flower; enough
they were TO SHOW that The dead hero
was not forgotten. We cannor pretend
to speak OF the thousands Of others
whose graves were adorned 1t was
unfortunate that ON account Of the
great scarcity Of the llowcrs, or rather
on account Of the great number OF
graves, some had to be passed with only
the tribute Ola sigh.
At about 2 o'clock the cemetery pre-
Scnlcd rare appearance, Tor then the
largest number OF persons had assembled
within in It's rude walls. There was
not Tie buslinS crowd of all ages and
sexes that filled Hollywood last May.
and we missed the many carriages
around the gates, and those human NUS.
| nnrrS Inc up,.i.,,nl.,, ,,l, ,,,,,,i 1