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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

C0D STREET, NO. ia, ONE BLOCK EAST or MADI-
20 son square-rwo nicely furnished large Upper
Rooms to let without board moderately references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06

: PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD UncIuding wIneJ
TO BREST OR HAVRE,
First cabin, Sl25; second cabin, $75.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steeragc passengers .
travellers going to returning from the Con-
tnent Of Europe by taking this line avoid both transit
by English railway and the discomforts Of crossing the
Channel besides saving time, trouble and expense.
t+T-r GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 81 broadway.
National Republican., 1873-05-27

Total 1000 Gifts. all Cash sSooooo
dspas .as's sIa ar rs bspf RGs ~
LS2lttsyis t and ct aside for that purpose and csn
I4s i5s M be seen by the
oTFIcE or fARMERs' AND DRovERs' BAEK,l
and provsTs baaf 70 he credit Of he Third Grand
S ksntUcfy Ave @ eI hSasaSd Soiisr. shisS
hs a. Sy H ,Ss 70 ss %
for this purpose and this pgrgo,yes oply c...,..
IfS ps, HsEsfGE sso sss % SSSs fs $ Ssss Ss
sIS spd sS & ~ s Ef Sss sS lRs ths
The remnant q ln.old ackets win be fuTpished
money .iSsys hssihSs ESSsisrs9ss SVss ssspss, 4
.hs ioalIoSins a priessi h. whole uekets slo hAlysS
ssSR, SGS s g is M s6s s%S s q cI
FSssss& Ssss Ss Fa SSs sn " SFss $ S.%S S' S
rssss F.sns Sns & a9s & sssh n ssas C II .
Music BY orsSssifAI SaRd. S,6 EIpisnsi9rY re re-
marks by PTssidept eth. Draytns of nrS! half o.
Mg'f " ss y % 's sras pr1SSn %Sss
with tags n hands q e2mmlttee appointed by
Ths music on this grand 9eessiop WIN DO the b.s,
drawn numbers will be chosen from the best known
and most trustvorty citizens Of the State All will
complaint from any Just source.
The payment Of gifts will begin on Saturday. July
presented at room No. Public Library building,
apa sha FoSrS
National Bank Of New York, at the option o. the
holder viii DO gyen for the tickets. All gifts not
urnsd oyer g the Public Library fund
THOs. 4. BRA5ILRTTE,
aplSTuhftiVi LnuiHytlle XIV
National Republican., 1873-05-27
Baltimore Lock Hospital
DIk. .JOIINRTON,

DhNs - - NFANs
PhyseiAn Of this celebrated Institution discovered
whom ln the Great Hospitals o. Europe, via Eng,
land fnnee and esswherr The InSs; q ,h ecrtslp n1
4, 81 q TEE sysTss
fnRS.sSsy ~ 1 S;Ss.s 9 SsSIi SssSss
5.:.ss Ss $s:. HSss: s1.:
BeW;lsAthoss tsrTibie Disordsrs sflslns from soii
,say Habit e md solitary prlstSss e ,ss
sirens q the MArners Of Ulyssos, bliKhtins their
s- so both Soay and
especially who have becoe the victims Of Solitary
Wee thai dreadful and destTuctiye habit which an
5Sans 5Sa men K os saS n sSS
intellcct who might 2therwise have sntranced listen
% sS:s.y hs II living sS' SSs may a. ss Win a
prpSSssS Sss 5, SS sr e s Ss 81 .ns a SSas %
hsss o ths pssi and IAIbs, Palms IN The Head
beP.hsS%sht Ben ~ sns q hS TnnstOn, asnsK
DsRRs fssPFs 81 sS &. mind ar
much 70 Be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion
o ssSs 8 Aiss f%
any, &c. arr some < M i,f.dtp fyilf produced
MARRIAGE, aware a Physical Weakness, Iosa % Pro.
gSrST SIssnS srSasi
II. -!Sy isSs!sSi. sHis$ 4 HI FES ..EFsSs.nm.u,
within the last twenty Year,, and the pnmsrops i'm
s sss Ss q & 2s f
and many others, notees OF which hays appeared
ne Sc am man ~ U honor % sSs S Psspon.Siiy S n Z $ sai
cicnt guarantee TO the afilcied
once, south Frederick street, BnItimerc,
ovs Maryiasd. ....
National Republican., 1873-05-27

sEyERAL BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HousHs
varying In price from sapj TO aStOo, and on terms
10 suit purchasers; or will exchange for city prop
lands or other property ~ gArt "a payment ,,.,,
-. ,,,, 49,. ,,.-,. HuYCk 4 ADDISON.
northweaL myaM
National Republican., 1873-05-27
ID DPosALs FOR TRANSPORTATION.

Asslasnt .ouartermastsr General, Brsyot Mater
Gs,srsl e,snt G Y. Army Chief ouArtermaster Depart.
National Republican., 1873-05-27
THE nIcn,IoNp .ENauIRER.n

THE RICHMOND "ENoUtHbH"
= The Richmond Enquirer persists In oyading
a direct answer to any Of our questions re-
Gardlng tho operation Of the frce-school
sSstom in Virginia. At tho same time, with
an impudcncc that would shame its sulphur
Gus master, IL continues to mlsstatc facts aud
figures. We refer those interested In the
question to page 4Ss OF the Compendium Of
the Ninth Census, on which will be found the
official figures showing the total income from
all sources for the support Of public" schools
TO be eos, 40, as we have repeatedly stated
and as the Enquiru has repeatedly denied.
We repeat that Superintendent Rufner's
report shows that the niggardly salary Of
s29.sl per month is the average paid to
teachers. We repeat that the same report
shows fifteen counties In which no schools
have been opened. We Insist that outside Of
Richmond and perhaps 4 few other localities
where the buildings are used TO delude yankee
sight-sccrs," there is not a decent public
schOol-housc In tho State. The Enquirer
docs not deny our statement that tho
free schools In tho country districts are
closed nearly half the time, and since
Il relies so much on Mr.. Ruffners
ENpOTli NC u5N " III uh lhhutso W QuOto
Ia columns that part In which ho very prop
erly intimatcs tho necessity Of immediate 70.
form In the management Of the school fund
rs the only means by which the system may
be saved from the actual failure with which
II Is now threatened. As for DR.. Sears ant
his report to the trustees Of the Peabod,
fund, we have only To say that his remark
about school buildings, In the erection o
which Mr.. Pcabody's benefaction was used
do not apply TO the windowless log-huti
which have been erected by the State In IN,
country districts, and which may DO sarcas
tically called school-houses or poor cattle
pens as tho fancy Of the visitor to them ma
dictate. We have no desire 10 continue thi
controversy, but ask the Enquirer In all fair
ness 10 answer any one Of the points here ad
Vanced without equivocation. And while
Is making the amend, which truth will com
pei 1t to make regarding this question, let /
retract rs publicly as Il made them IN,
charges against President Grant, based upor
the notorious forged dispatch TO Governo
Kellogg, In which 1t was alleged that Gen
Sherman had assumed military control oye
Louisiana.
National Republican., 1873-05-27
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BoARD.-PERSONS WISHING
~ good board In healthy location near the city
can ind particulars by inquiring at lHi street for
National Republican., 1873-05-27
dE.DQUARrEAs DErAKTAEHT or THE PLATTE,
OrYIoE OhILY QUAaIEhMlsTER,


flarinlee OF Two resi- onsibe partis = not bidders
.hHt bonds Will be siysn on award n cont aeis,
fMthspAl, May .. ~, for the iranspoTtSiion
supplIa, as follows, Viz '
LJOlOOo pounds, more or less, from Uheyenne
depot ~, ~, TO Forts Laramie and frttermkn NJ
y; l,Ioo,QD pounds, mors or Iess, from MedIcina
bow btation Union Pacific railroad, 10 Hort Fetter
man, Va, IA; 0Of4tO pounds, more or less from
bryAn, w. Ia or other stations on the Union Pacihc
ralioAd, 10 Camp btanbAulh aud Camp BroNn Nv
r.i lfOuuO pounds more or leaa from tho aonthern
ierminus o. the Utah Southern railroad 10 Post of
, separate bids In duplicate. tho I'D he made for
!he nahsportAllon oyer each route, aud may state
me me rate PER hundred pounds prr hundred miles or
pin Hfah{, the rate peT hundred pounds Tor ths
port the supplies. ''0P0"su " uAhS
!, slA ,Vl '.s-s portAtion from Cheyenne depot IN
nSis ~, haranie aud fritsrman viii alsO be received
s, 70 the h same day and hour above named BY he
Dspsot 2uaTterinAster at Cheyenne, w. n, and bids
I'm lr2m southern terminus OF Utah
9eiyed up 70 the same day aud hour by the Pust
Qua.tsflnaster a. Post Of Beaver Utah and for.
N. p,.,, u the Chief QuAriermaater Department Of
LlS ..sll to reject any or all bids 10 reserved
huli conditions made known on appllcation TO
ii thif once ALEX. ], PEAItY
Gen, U. b. A. mvi1s'
National Republican., 1873-05-27

ENOUGH OF the loo zoo cts issued for the THmD
0nAND 0Iyr CoNCERr, In aid OF the Public Library
Of Kentucky, having been sold to insure full draw
ing, and the wish having been universally pressed
that the luooo oaah gifts offered should be drawn In
full and paid In full without any scaling down, As
heretotore, the management, with the concurrence
Of the trustees, have determined to allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the mnant OF tickets
tsed for April i therefore postponed 10 Tuesday,
July :, lsI5 on which day, and no other, they Will
positively and unequiyocally take place In Public
Library Hall, Louisville, KY.
At this grand concert the following cash gifts will
be diStribntsd by lot and paid In full 70 the ticket
hnllnra In lru ~ tlnrn.
National Republican., 1873-05-27
PROPOSALS FOR DRAYAaE.
PROPOSALS ron AitnY SUPPLIES,

oTYIcE CHIry oiik-vssiisrEn,,
fosT LEAyEEw9hTH. kAssA., Mays ia
By ias Is 81 he SUss nssa RSs eS S
low, Ihti d 6elock, n. June lbs ioT iuTnish.
ing the following named supplies at The posts named
,FoRT AyESWoRTB KANSAS.
Att tons Bitumngus Coal.
soo tons Of Hay, Prairie or Timothy
foaTRILEY. KANSAS.
" tons Bitlminous Coal
PORT HAYES, KANSAS.
sla tons Bituminous Coal.
Ion tons Of Hay.
90 oIr;l. T9HT q TaIHsss, SiIa SSas, SANSAS. e
~! tons Biinnlnoua Goal.
FORT Lyons, SoLoRADo TERRITORY.
i,ls5 tons Bitunanous Coal.
FORT LiRsED. KANSAS.
i.ag ions BiigmhoGS Coal.
- FORT popoE. KANSAS.
L.saO tons Bitunnous Coal
LII tons Of Hay
SAMP SUPPLY INDIAN TERRITORY.
sos tons Blinninous Coal
l.3S tons Of HaF.
The wood 20 be O the best quality rovinE in the
aSe nS %ooa bsns s 6sp ycS [Sr We. ~
that postl and q bs hard wood where 20 specihed
iSnI .S and re Is% sRsi H ana brasS sniia Sd
S q s 8 3. soos TO
coal free from dirt and suitable IN all rrspects for
S Ss fSfns6sd ssiaid " .tatsd % ProPossis All vii WI
L,o 6s received ioI fuEIii.hins coal on board the
R.y e Be sSS M prairie s.y q
IN :Sss e: Z n In g saSy .n,
proyidins tat dmn, WhIeh NAV rsnt ~ Ss
M hay from imperfs fsct ,aoLins ml.t be made good @
Se eai Ssfors lasSs u . 6s saS ponas ssy ''
Proposals are inyied for furnishing the hay In
sSlss tho bales 70 boNell eompressed and securely
...y iqr Fer, Rils, may bo out rn the military
The deliysry q thesood or coal to commence on
"a At III Least cbe hfsh 90 Of the amount contracted
lie % asnSsiy Of tn, hay to commence on or before
po $ or SG.Srs 9sSSss sSs
- Ant delivery uhd he snIfe alsniity Is dsiiS'
PIoposals yill be eceivOd for any portion of the
aeDss ss NAMED asass q. ssPEi.s an
q q Al S % hs prsssnt
FOR Ras RS Ss DsdS IN Ps,is and separately
BIZ. G from Persns who have hsretofore failed to
ter into .eonirats which have been awarded 10
asln vi not Y sonsidsred and M BID viii be en-
ent At the opening olthe bids, OF Represented 81 an
AGENT oT attorney, or u known By the ofiicer re-
PWSSai lor eSs sent ~ Il tSo wood or Goa.
Indgne NTH % Of the hay contracted for will DO
hs usual sondition.. which can't can bs asosr,ainsd at
ais 3iiee, VII be imposed upon bdders and con.
nihh'd upon application
BySuihOFiiS q The PSgNS,asR. S SGRP,psSs SaS
Assiasnt QuartermaSter General, Breyut Mater
assTsl ,.,1, ,AiImy Chief oaartSrmsstsr DspsTt
meltoi tue missouri myi9
National Republican., 1873-05-27
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES,

u B. ARSENAL, PHIgvILLE, Nd,
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, with copy Of ihIs
nieh attached lo each, Will be Received
upplyink this arsenal with the following Iusfter.
asdi s3oEes irOm the LIST OF July, i57J until the
N'l cords 81 Hard Wood
,LsJ pounds OF Nye Straw
ne anuNe stores 10 be subject to on Dc
hhiSfy ~ thls arsenal Wood To be sound merchant.
~ & w NJ \ 9nu ~ ree from enlail or crooked lmbs, AID
'Tss Hnanty' clean aud securely baled.
a, a,Iost,s n, must 10 marked Proposals. for Wood
~ b from whom further information can
VILE Arsenal - ~ y '''' :" F"-'"'o " mys0
National Republican., 1873-05-27
MEDICAL
OBSTACIES no MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for Young Men ftom the effects Of
Error! and Abusesi IN early life Manh92d restored;
q rcatmept New aud remarkable remedies Boohs
dPess H0WHiiD Assoc RffoN. No. l south Ninth
street philadelphia, PA-en 1natiiution having a
sionai am mhAi am
National Republican., 1873-05-27
JAMES II. McGILL,
ARCHITECT,
BIl seventh street, opp osiie Pest once
FOR Army WAGONS.
PEroT 2yAsTE1.AsT15,'s I5I,I z oTsleE ,s1s

PHiLLDfLTHiI. Pa, april y. lds.
Sealed prop. sails In dupncate, with copy o. lhlB
this ofice until noon FhIDAY, June Q. isIB foI fur
nishing the United btates QuArterm.ster's Depart
Army Wagons, TO be OF the ItIe and description
ssa IN Ss SEEN x ss aSs i0r Army
lhs RAsons VA be subleotsd y risid insps,c; p,s
IA 6il respects with the specifications OF tho ION:
tract The usual guarantee will DO required OF
Oldders, and the right u reject any or all bids IA 70
served.
lids viii be received for the whole or any portion
Of the AO Wagons, aud bidders Will state the ufne
they will make their deliveries.
Fer further information apply Al thia once.
'.Ploposals for Array RAgonA." and radIet sed to
Ispissht ~ S 6esTtsInlstr ne asnsrii Us Army. b;pS
QuarternAAter, Ipy
National Republican., 1873-05-27

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BKEF.
oFYIcE AcTNG CoMMIssARI or suBsIsrEscKl
FOHT McHKNRY, MD, May u, iMa J
Sealed proposAls In duplicate, will be received At
this once until II O'Clock m June ~ le7s for fur.
partment United states army 81 this station during
SiK t5l months, commencing July l, ls70
payments. &c. can DO obtained BY IpPic1tion %
mysi First Lieut., Second ArtilleTy, K o.B.
National Republican., 1873-05-27
HATS.
STINEMETZ.

II A T T E R
No. 1897 Pesusyivasis Avenue,
Invites an e1Aniination Of his large stock Of sum
inAw StrAwa
-su- Agent for Dunlap 4 Co.'S New York DRESS
HIMRRE HATS. my8
National Republican., 1873-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lora FoR8ALE.E

7
l am suthorlsed by the owner 70 sell lss ieIlow:
part par q he ely and a' sre vcTsby SS s8Sn q
persons deeiTns 70 SECURE lot for building homes
Square Loo, Lois sio.T, p s.n'n n'a'
Square l.osi 10, 4.
va bob !. !, Is and "a
virginia avenue and Ninth stree, southsasi,
myTiw tstar.l Navy fsrd.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
DEFAnrMENr or iHE IrrKnIoR,l
wAsnIs9r2s, D q. NAY N isn,c,oc, nH
ssS @ ..y. for ERssi1s s: u' iOr
For nine hundred and hity !HD tons. {Asso
pounds to the !op,) best quality q bslumore gop.
aiso four hpndred and hity (t0l tons, 1a,O pounds
% the toni best quality Of shamokn Coal ess and
The sboye coal must be delivered within sixty te)
days from The date of the contract, and stored IN
the vaults oi the Department IN asaisfact2ry mnn'
ner before the PARTIES furnishing Will be paid,
Alsn, tyenty:hye tssl cord. well ssasoned baksIs.
best oak Wood, well sessoned and sqund.
buildings ss may be desired. The whole 10 be N.
AZ ses of Sonsrs.. saa sppsovsd july il, sS
the supsrintsndsn, csrdft tlns that Tho coal dfliy
cred 70 them the contraetors) is the Kind required
THE bids viii 6e opened in the qfaee Of the su
perntendent IN the presence of such bidders As maj
ess.iuf SdGsrs for he fstSiu pSiformshcS Of III
The riSb, to accept OF reject any cr Al bids y re
mvas iSutI Secretary
National Republican., 1873-05-27
Vienna" and Centen-
NAL Hats.

received, Also, the PATENT WILLOW BODY
PEARL DREss HATS, the most perfect yentilat
fort. Boys and Childrena Dress and school HAtI
srINRMETZ, Halter,
GpS III Penn ave-, cor. Thirteenth street
National Republican., 1873-05-27
: CnOoL DISTRICT BONDS,

kFIRsT MORTGAGE on ALL PROPERTY OF
THE pIsrhICT They arc uniformly REGARDED I "a, as
meeting them at maturity, These bonds are for
sale In sums o. 40 aud upwards PRINCIPAL anl m,
lO TO rs per cent Apply 70 J, J, BkODHEAD,
mhsiSm g39 panneylyania avenue
National Republican., 1873-05-27

"a % II
COTTAGE AND LQT, Metropolitan, ears will
soon Pass the door. Lot containing about $3.50
square feet Of ground, being a CORNER lot fronting
south aud west There T. q largs quantity Of choice
fruit trees in bearing condition. go flowers thrubs
40 1he cottage contains about seven rooms. This
IL pretty and desirable little home, and will be
sold for " ep, upOn terms made known by HUYCK
\ hApDlhQN, Real Estate Agents aud Brokers, No
l9l New York avenue, corner Fourteenth street
National Republican., 1873-05-27

DoARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, in . good locality, convenient to the
Executive Departments Apply at sls Twelfth
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

A Coon LAw.-Under q new provision oi
the law Of the State OF Iowa the Governor oi
that State will, after September lst. no longes
have the power tn pardon person convicted
Of murler in the first degree. II he believes
q criminal has been unjustly convicted, or is
deserving of pardon, he is required to set
forth his reasons. in full and publish them for
four successive weeks before the meeting of
the Legislature, in two pnpers. one published
at the Capital of the Stata aud one in the pa.
paper where the criminal was convicted. On
the assembling OF the Legislnture. he must
then submit to that body his reasons for be-
licving that such criminal should be pardoned,
and the power to grant or refuse the pardon
rests with the Legislature. Such q iaw should
be enacted in every State. as the pnrdoning
power is too great responsibility to be en-.
trusted in one mans hands. Several of the
Eastern States have pardoning law some.
what similar, where the power ofpardon rests
with what is termed !" Court Of Pardons,"
being a commission consisting Of several of the
principal State officers. or Of persons specially
appointed by the Executive.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

VALUABLE SUBSCRIBERS Losr.--A Pennsyi-
vania editor lost subscriber BY death tho
other day, and this il the editorial obituary:
DEATH seensto lusk sbehisd every, riil fence
and hay stack in this vicinity, and lie 10 wait
for our prominent and choicest citizens. To-
day we see it, to morrow we don't. All who
can tell what day may bring forth in such
blasted country as this1 Death haJ again
turned q dip Asp and ccnie down hatfectedin ID
our midst, and .apatcAed trQsu auaoag us one Of
the best subscribers. we. eyer had. He ,poer
sessed the love, confidence and eSteem of an
y3ho knew film, and of sotns who did not; asl
except slight poksr dsbts tori Ms.is--, he dn
not owe a cent in the Nos1d. ne,v aTfu,,,.. 6..s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

= A AMocKERY.-The Government iof Francs
since the overthrow iof the fBonapatte dynsst
ty, has beengiven out to the world % Repdb:
lican in form, ubut it ID inisnomer The
French Assembly appears to- 'hsve been made
up of theoddsasa ends ofisvery party'known
to French political history from sLegiAmists,
Jacobins and Imperialsts dowa 10 Communists.
A continual wrangle has been kept up; and
with Theirs, for . time, ~ Fresidentof the sos
called Republic there was some little hope Of
tho Government gradually ctystalyziag into
ono OF dDemocratie nature, bearing some SEM
blance of iRepublicanism. Il With the downfall
OF Theirs. however, and the elevation Of Mar.
shall MacMahen to the Presidency, the Mon.
archists gained fresh hope. and the adhets
ents Of tho Count de Chambord, through their
intrigues, appear to have gained the ascendan.
cy. The latestnews from Europe indicate that
there is a strong probability Of onother cosp
detat at an early day, resulting il the Count
de Chambord being seated on the throue Of
France. 1t 10 rumored. that an invitation has
been extended to him by the members of the
Right OF tho Assembly to declare himself king,
aud that he has accepted it. and proclama-
ton Of the monarchy will be made in . few
weeks. The so-called Republican government
has been but a mocksry and sham; and
nothing but n sort Of intersegnum, during
which the various factions have been plotting
and scheming tor the aseendancy. The rival
claimants to the throne among the Monarch.
lists appear to have coalesccd and united their
forces under the leadership Of the Count de
Chambord; and, since the death Of Napoleon.
they have evidently gained over many adher,
snts from the other factions opposed to Repub;
icanism. Everything seems to indicate q
gradually weakening Of the Republican senti
nent among the French people. and reawak.
.ning Of monarchical ideas and feelings. ' IL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

WONDERS OF NEWSPAPER PRINI1NG.-The
New York Herald claims that recent Sunday
edition consisted Of 10000 copies. 80 Each
number consisted Of twenty pages, that is one
hundred and twenty columns, II which seventy
eight were advertisements and forty two read.
ing matter. The Herald says: AdetaifwhicA
will be perfectly new to nonprofessionals is,
TINT to produce one hundred and fifty tii06sand
full copies. it was necessary to take nine hum
dred thousand impressions. To accomplish
presses. Of eight and ten cylinders each. aud
two Bullock perfecting presses were kept roat
ing OF one thpusand impressions per minute.
To drive these huge presses, two engines Of
eighty .horse power are kept in motion BY
burning six tons Of coal in the furnaees.d u To
form the stereotype plates for tho cylinders,
eight tons Of type metal were used tQ cast one
hundred and forty eight plates. weighing, when
finished and dressed, thirty eight pounds each.
The ink on q single copy would not Be taken
into consideration BY tho asrrage Observer
but it required seven hundred aud twenty-five
pounds to keep the rollers prepared to leave
the imprint Of their kisses on the eighteen mil
lion virgin pages that were to glow at daylight
with the news. Aad those rollets were COM
posed of Eve hlndred, pounds Of glue. mingled
with, one thousand pounds Of honey, Then
The virgin pages-the paper on which oil If
.his is printed There are eighty men and boys
lbout the presses, handling. Sheet BY sheet 10 j.
,assed through the press, until seventeen toms.
" thirty, four thOusand pounds. are printed %
10Th sides. II you were to pile these sheets
me upon the other, they would make monu-
nent ono hundred aud twenty feet high.