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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-29
HO! FOR EUROPE.
A CONTEMPLATED EXCURSION.

Our worthy fellow townsman, Mr.. Wi liam
Swan, has in his minds eye an enterprise which,
it II safe to predict in the hands of indefati-
gable gentleman, will be pursued to success.
ful conclusion. 1t is as yet merely in the fora
OF conception, but it affairs political and
otherwise 60 as happily with us as the sanguine
anticipate, the project to which We refer will at
no very remote period assume tangible shape,
and under the direction OF Mr. Swan will, with
out doubt, be resolved into an undertaking
with the most fattering assurance OF
success. Mr.. Swan, it will be remembered, is a
prominent member of Hope H ,ok and Ladder
No. 3, and was for long time the foreman of the
organization. Very justly he feels proud of the
company, his association with it, and it has ever
been his desire, as expressed by his every en-.
deavOr, to foster the organization to the utmost
extent of his means and abilities. This interest
extends to the fire department as an organization
with which he has been identified for 10 these
many years, which is evidenced by the idea
which he has conceived OF taking portion OF
this department. on an excursion to Europe.
1t is proposed to include Hope No. 3, FIRE
Companies Nos. l3, 5 and 4, and possibly more,
summer, the excursion to extend to London and
Dublin. IL is thought the time consumed will
not extend over period OF six weeks, and the
cost involved for transportation will not exceed
sixty dollars. Arrangements, it is believed. ca n
be made with some OF our trans Atlantic steam.
ship companies to give passage for the figure
named. as with the friends Of the bold tiremcn,
vino may desire to go. A party Of one Thousand
OF fifteen hundred excnrsionists will be made up.
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A New TsrASILsHMENT.-Mr. VIM. Hogan
veil known to he people Of New Orleans for the
past thirty years, as dealar in boots and shoes,
No. SO and 10l Canal street, has recently opened
large and well stocked store With groceries,
provisions, wines ard liquors, at 257. 259 and 261
Julia, corner Rampart street, head Of New Basin.
AS the managers ard superin .endents. ar Thos.
J. Hogan and C. X. Gallagher, have been selected,
and from their enterprise and industry we have
no doubt the new house will meet with ample sue
cess, wllilo Cur old friend William win be always
on hand at 80 and lO1 Canal street, attending to
his friends and Customers in the boot and shoo
line.
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LARGE FIRE-SyOW.

CIS1ySArI, Nov. PA ire here this after
noon totally destroyed the coal oil refinery of
barrels Of oil. Total loss, si2, 600; insurance.
$1,000.
Thirteen steamers departed from the landing
this evening, which, with the Others loading for
immediate departure, is the greatest days busi-
ness on river since war times.
-Four inches OF STOW have fallen this evening
and it is still showing.
telegram from Tuscumbia to firms here
says: ''Haye buried most Of the dead Collect
money, clothing, glass, sashes, or anything for
the sufferers. Cali on your Mayor. The dis
trees is much greater than we thought. One
third of the city is in ruins"
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The returns from the parish OF Lafayette were
taken I'D. carvsssed and found correct. There
after the Board adjourned TO meet Monday morn.
ing at II O'clock. .
The case of Carroll parish viii not be called
until such time as the Republican counsel may
be prepared to file their written evidence.
Mr.. Ray was unable to say when shat would be,
as none had yet been furnished him. 1t Is quite
probable that he will endeavor tc delay the case
as long as possible, on the plea that he is waiting
for evidence. However, this plea will not prevail
as it may be ali the documentary testimony to the
prosecution OF their case.
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Index to Advertisements.

page a-H. b. Stephens 6 Co.; W. n. Le"i' d ID -
Beard q Bro Cotton Tie J. T. Sarazih; H. IRA
ham e. Co: S. Eernsheim & Bro: A. w. hyatt
Clark Hofel;ne st. James Hotel; MIS- fhster;
Ell. Levy & Co.; Price Current; Elkin Co.
Louisiana Jockey Club Holyland; Blackie
Citizens Savings Bank; St James Rotunda Will
son & Pagan; Factors and Traders Insurance
CO.. Margaret; H. T. LAWYER.
poo. -M;scellanecas Auction Sales For Sales
Lost and Fond Dentistry Removals; Lotto
r;es. Business Cards. Railroads; Life Associa
ton Of America Insurance Companies; Bankers
and Brokers.
Page s-Keep & Raymond; Smith 4 McKenna; J.
=. Dick: Fled's Rranch: Beard n Bro E. J.
Hart Co.; ]. Bloom & Co: ID. Fatjo 4 Co.
pohlhaus & Doll J. NJ. Weymouth Gem Oyster
saloon: j. Donss.n L. Viple; etc.
page 7-Stesmshps, Ships and Steamboats,.
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THE TT RI.

SAX FEASclsco, Nov. 2S.--The weather is ia
vorable Tor the thousand dollars purse iace, to
take place to-day, between Fullerton ard Ucci-
dent. Chicago having been withdrawn. Fuller
ton sells first choice III the pools, but at smaller
odds han were expected after his victory Of Sat-
urday last. The race is mile heate, best three i'll
five in harness.
LITER. -Occident won the $4,000 purse race to-
day Iii three straight heats.
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CHA,1pAGNE.-Messrs. Toby x Co., 1872 Grayer
street, have on hand a supply OF the celcbra ell
DRY MoLople," a most delightful champagne
imported frou the great house o: Heidseick 4
Co., Rheims, purveyore, since 1913. to Iii, Majesty
the Emperor OF Germany. Conn isseurs, and
the trade generally would do well to call early
upon Messrs. Toby Il Co., aud get supply Of
this famous wine,
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Mr.. Leon Godcheaux, i'll his adynrtis emcnt III
another column, under the head of Peoples Vie
tory" procaims that the recent falling off Of the
Radical vote is not a circumstance to the way in
which lie has marked down the price Of clothes.
His establishments, Nos. 81 and So Canal street.
and Nos. oh. 215 and 2l7 Old Levee street, are
supplied with all descriptions OF goods and suits
for men. youths and boys. made in the latest
styles, may be had for the askiag-and little
cash.
call on Mr. Godcheaux will establish that the
foregoing is correct
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ATTENTION, LADIES. - See the extraordinary
inducements of J. Turcotte, 15S Canal street,
corner of Baronne. They have a large lot of
fresh goods, purchased for cost at immense
per cent below value. Their stock is immense
In extent and variety, and Inducements offered
to purchasers are most liberal. Read the adyer-
tisement and give him call.
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Purchase OF EORNEY,S PRESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28.-Col. Mcclure confirm,
the reported purchase OF Forney's press, but de
MES the report that Col Thomas 4. Scot: and ca,
Gov. curtin will be interested in the paper. Tx
paper ii be Independent without having Il. view
the advancement OF particular men.
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STILL THEY CONE.

The following dispatch was received here yes
tcrday afternoon:
MOBILE, Nov. %, 6 Z. M.-To VIM. Be Dell,
Agent NJ. Il o. Il. X, 50 Camp street. New Or
leans: Special train from st. Louis via mobile and
Ohio Railroad, will reach New Orleans, Monday
evening, with four hundred and fifty knights
Tempar.
G. L. FITCH, Gcner'l Agent.
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1t gives US great pleasure to cal. the attention
of our readers TO the correspondence between
bsrs. r. A. Wilkinson, President of the Crescent
City Relief Association, and Mr.. l.. Placide Ca
perceived that Mr.. Canonsa has most promptly
and generously offered the use Of the Opera
House, free OF expense, for an entertainment,
the proceeds CT which are to be appropriated to
the aid OF the wounded Of the 18th of Sep
tenlber: also to the erection OF suit
able monument to commemorate the bravery
and virtues Of the gallant men who fell on that
day. The designated time is Wednesday even
ing, December 2, when. no doubt, there viii be
an immense audience to respond to the call.
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The sixth grand complimentary soree OF the
Young Mems Violet Social Club will DC held at
stouewal Jackson Hall, on Saturday, December
5, 1874. For Kind invitation to attend the same
we return thanks.
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KIyER AND STEAMBOATS,.

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 2S.-Rain ell the forenoon
and snow all the afternoon. River falling slowly.
Sherl ocI and Saippegs Own from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, passed Gown.
P1rrsBUnG, .Noy. 26.--Rlver falling 5 feet 6
inches in the channel. Raining ana cold.
CAIRO Nov. 23.--Arriyed: Sherlock from Gin
ciunati at P NJ, Jasper from New Orleans at 6.
Departed Colorado tor VicEsburg at las, night,
SUSIE Silver at IL last night, sherlock for New
Orleans at G Z. IL.
River 10 feet inches ard rising. 4 inches OF
SNOW Weather cloudy and mid.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 28-- River 10 feet inches
and rising. Showing since O'Clock. Departed:
Exporter and barges AMI Warner and barses for
New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, Nov. %. : The river has risen 5
inches. s;leetins and showing with rain all day;
weather very cold tonight. Departed: Osceoia
for ST. Francis River, ST. Gcneyieye and City OF
Helena for St. Lo,iis-the latter last night.
VIcxsyuRo, Nov. 28.-Up: Frank pargoud,
10 4. H.; Glencoe, 9 7. II. Down: Jas. Howard
at 4. II. arrived: Joe Kinney, / T.. III:
Weather cool and cloudy. The RIVER has risen
inches.
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Editor \. o. Bnlietin:
observe by the answer to Merchant that the
police telegraph offices and stations are oren for
the Transmission OF private messages. / would
order All should nave the same benefit the
favored few have had. ANOTHER MERCHANT.
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LIFE INsUEANcE.-Dy reference to carl pub
lislled in another column over the signature OF
Mr.. B. Mature, it will be that due credit has
been given to the g Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association OF Louisiana for
prompt payment of the amount due to Mrs. Bru.
lard, wife of Mr.. Charles Brulard, one OF the
noble victims of the 14th o. September. This is
the first notice OF the kind that we have seen.
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Nessrs Sheehan x Russ have resumed bust
uess at their old stand. No 81 PeyGras street,
where they are we'll prepared to ill all orders,
whether at wholesale or retail, for bacon, dry
sa,ted sides or shoulders, mess pork, sugarcured
hams, breakfast bacon. lard, etc. The attention
OF the trade is particularly directed to their ad
yertiseEent il. another column.
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Now that the cold season is approaching, those
who really desire to make the choicest selection OF
dry goods, and, too, at the lowest prices, should
not forget that popular firm, F. Danziger Sons,
2O3 Canal street. Attentive clerks are ever ready
to show their extensive stock, and the ladies',
always the best, judges, say that for bargains go
to Danziger's. From the choicest silk veivets to
the homespun OF Virginia selection can be
made, and if one cannot be suited at 203 Canal
street, there is no use in searching further.
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ART AND ScIEScE.-The ancients have spoken
much Of art, but, il the language Of the inn
mortal bard, John Il. Clarke, Ct lol Canal street.
stands ous pre-emincntly and alone as the great
est living photosr apher. The colorsrg OF his
pictures is rerfect-he causes one to think that
they were looking upon their ancestors, and the
lIfe-'ike po,traiture given by this artist is unex
ceed in the Whole country
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ARREST OF A CITIZEN OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Nov. CSC. Wolff, of the late firm
OF Wolf & Levi, Of New Orleans, has been ar
rested and sent to Ludlow street jail. Wolff il
believed by the attorneys OF the creditors Of the
firm to have goods to the amount Of 100000 Sc
cretcd some where in the city.
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Great and important sales CT mules, floats.
harness. etc, to take place Oh Monday. NGvem-
Der so, 1874:
l. At II O'clock at stables Of Crescent City
Railload Company, on TcEoupitoulas, rear jack
son street, 20 mules.
Q At ! o'clock, at 80 Locust street, between
Lafay cite and Poydras streets. S Al work mules,
floats and harness, at 60 days credit, with APP
proved paper.
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THE STRIKE.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-The iongshoremens
strike s unchanged !; both parties are firnl.
All the steamers advertised leave to-day, ex-
cept the Imam steamer .ity OF Manchester,
which leaves TUESDAY.
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RICE Bros. & Cove refer the readers OF
this paper to the advertisement OF that leading
hardware firm, Rice Bros. d Co., which appears
in another column Everything in their line can
be purchased at the lowest prices. We also no
tice that they have reduced the price OF that
celebrated cooking stove, the ''Charter Oak"
This announcement will no doubt create a sensa-
ton among our houseAeepers who are unanimous
in their opinion that there is nothing like IT.
Go early 80 as to avoid the rush. Recoilect that
they have two stores, one SO and 81 Camp, the
other Ia branch) 597 Magazine street.
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Yesterday, the Z. S. troops who have been
chartered in New Orleans, we're removed to
the Barracks below the city. This was done,
we are informed, iu obedience to peremptory
order received on Friday night from Washing
ton Iandauet Williams does not wish to
have the delegates from the North and West
to the Templar celebration discover the man.
ner in which the citizens Of New Orleans are
kept in subsection by Federal bayonets
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ROBBERY,

INDIANAPOLIS, nov. 23.-Ihe safe Of Ii. W.
Hiidebrand d Co, lumber dealers, was blown
open at about O'Clock this morning, and $1,000
we're taken.
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Our genial and valued friend, Capt. c. n.
Welshans, 45 Camp street, corner of Gravier, is
the agent for some OF the staunchest and most
reliable Insurance companies, foreign and do
nestle, whereof there is any knowledge. Those
who have business with the Captain-apd their
name is legion-are loud in their praise Of his
promptness in settlement. Cast your eye, reader,
over the list companies he represents and their
assets, and you will appreciate their strength
and reliability.
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FINANCIAL.

NV YORK, Nov. 2s-Stocks ouiet and steady.
Money B y cent. Exchan ye-Long 4.56, short
1905. Governments dull. state bonds quiet and
lover.
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FACoN DRY SALT MEATS, ETc.-Messrs. Byrne
their stock in another column, which the entire
trade would do well to read. They have in large
quantities, bacon, mess pork, pig pork, dry salt
sides and shoulders, Irish harp hams brealf ast
bacon, choice refined lard, spare rib, tongues,
pigs feet etc.. etc.
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Great Caesars Boots,


Great Caesars Boots,
Great Ceosar's Boots,
What time there will be
What a time there will be
What /. time there will he
When the Drawing comes Off
On the 9Th OF December,
On the 9Th of December,
or the Louisiana State Lottery.
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THE MAGNOLIA NURSERIES. These nurseries
were established in 1850. by Mr.. joan NJ. Nelson.
and are now in charge Of his sons, Messrs. John
Nelson & Bros. The present proprietors have
most extensive and varied stock OF fruit, shade
and ornamental trees, roses, together with mis-
celianeous plants. bulbs, etc, etc., to which we
call the attention OF our readers. Their nurseries
ale located at the Metaire Ridge, and their plant
depot is a the corner of Poydras and st. Charles
streets. Read their advertisement il another
column and give the I'm a cal.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

The court meets at II \. II. The Chief Justice
occupies the central position in the group OF five.
In age, he is the shady side Of fifty; his hair
is abundant and ''wavey," long and heavy beard,
like the hair in color, resembling tee hanging
moss of or woods, not quite mature enough to
be bieached and cured for the more loyal and
profitable hue of the moss OF commerce.
The face presents no striking features: save a
pair Of gold spectacles, as ornamental as useful.
Such is the Chief Justice Of Louisiana.
All who wish to look upon this sweet specimen
of judicial dignity, will call at the building oppo-
site jackson Square. Admission free.
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We have received bundle of sugar cane, sent
to our esteemed friend. Mr.. Richard AIiiiken,
from the plantation Of Mr.. Henry P. Kernochan,
down the Coast, which in size and luxuriance,
-overtops anything that we have ever seen OF the
kind. We are informed that 26s acres OF Mr.. KS
yielded 700, 0cV pounds clarified sugar.
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THE TEUToNIA INSURANCE CoMPAEY.-This
Company. whereof MI. A. Il. Bader is President,
Mr.. c. Engstfeld. Vice President, and Mr.. Geo.
Stronger, Secretary, has become we'll estab-
lished and popular institution in this city. The
managers are notably prudent and sagacious in
their conduct of business, and enjoy the utmost
confidence and respect OF the community. Read
the advertisement in another column.
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GoLprHwAtIEs Law EMpOHIUM-It would be
CARRYING Goals to Newcastle, indeed, to direct the
attention OF the old members OF the bar to the
fact that all kinds Of law books, new and second
hand. can be obtained at Goldthwaite's famous
law emporium OF 60 Canal street. To those who
are new, however, in the profession, such inform
alton viii not come amiss. 1t is NOS too much to
say that there is not standard work Of any kind
in law, medicine. or general literature, but may
be found at Goldthwalte's.
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We are in receipt OF splendid sample OF cane
from the farm O; Mr.. Charles Stratman. eight
miles back OF Coyington, st. Tanlmany parish.
which would compare iayorab:y with any from
our most prolific sugar lands on the river. 1t
YVES remarkably sweet and well developed.
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Knights Templar can buy appropriate badges
at Gri-wOlds store, corner OF Royal and Canal
streets.
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Hats for mems, boys and children. of the latest
styles, will be sold by Godchaux at extraordinary
low prices.
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ATTENTION, LADIES. - See tbs extraorGiLai.,
announcement Of Mr.. H. Kern, 1902, lG4, 1Oj and
1903 Baronne and i:9 and al Rampant street.
They have large lot of fresh goods, obtained at
immense sacrifices for cash in New York, and
propose to sell them a. % per cert below value.
MIR. Kern does a very extensive business in the
dry goods trade, because his store being away
from the great boulevard, Canal street, and his
prices giving perfect satisfaction, to attract the
large crowds that daily visit his tore.
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Fine double-brea sted black cloth frochs, latest
Styles for Sl0 So, sis and $40, at GodchaUxs, 81
and SO Canal street.
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SPECIE sHIPMENTS-BANK STATEMENT.
New York, Nov. 2S.-Specie shipments to-day
over $780, 600
Banl statement-Loans decreased 100000 ;
specie decreased trife legal tenders decreased
81. 250, 600; reserves decreased So, l25,O00.
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SUGAR, RICE, ETC, AT AUCTIoN.--Messrs. Nash
& Hodg son, ai,ctioneers, sell sugar, rough rice
and 100 barrels clean rice, at auction at II o'clock
NJ. en- Monday, on the Levee, head OF Cont
street, saved from wreck Of steamer Empire. See
the advertisement.
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THE NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION.

Tomorrow, tho city officers elected OH the Cd
of November viii assume the duties of thir
respective positions. IL taking charge OF the
municipal government CT New Orleans, the Ad.
illustrators viii. Lave no easy task devolvng
upon them. In The FIRST place. they Will find a n
empty treasury, and, at tie same time, a fearful
debt hanging oves the city, which mast he pro
yided for in, soIae way.
A lack OF confidence IN The past administration
and q belief that little or 10 relief could be OBJ
tanned from any legislation Of the kellogg legis-
latttc, induced our people 10 Withhold the pay
ment of their taxes and to Offer every obstacle III
their power to tie successful conduct OF either
the city or State Government. A tax-resisting
association was organized, attorneys employed,
and every ste, taken TO defeat tie Radical tax
4atherer in his work Ct rohlng the people out
OF their hard earnings for the purpose Of build
ing up and sust aiming the thieves and plandcrers
who constituted the State Government.
But as we are row entering upon new regime
and with bright prospects for happy change in
the condition o. affairs generally. The govern
ment Of the Stale and city has been remanded
to the honest and intelligent people, and there
is every reason 70 believs that in future the best
interests of the people and country will be taken
into consideration, and the sole aim Of all our
officers will be 10 make Louisiana once more
prosperous and tc restore TO her the enviable
reputation she enjoyed in the days before carpet
baggers polluted her soil and dishonored her
name.
Our Administrators need the support, the as
sistance and tie coansel OF the good citizens of
New Orleans. IL their efforts to bring about re-
form in every department Of the city govern
ment, they should meet with encourag cement and
a helping hand. The board is composed Of intel
igent, honest and worthy citizens, who will
direct all Of their energies and al Of their talents
to the service Of the city. They understand
fully the difficulty that surround them; they see
the embarrass1nents that beset the city; they
know the cause Of all the trouble. and they are
determined, we believe, to Go all in their power
to relieve the people, and rescle the city from
the danger that threatens ii.
Then let the citizens rally TO their support. and
do all in their power 70 make the burden upon
their servants az light as possible, and our word
for it, all that can be desired will be accomplished,
and our city viii is saved.
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Our friend Zenneck, the engraver, has just
got back from flying rrip North. He looks
happy and smiling, save and except the loss OF
his Tobias repeater. He says he would Ike to
meet the time-keeper, as lie would put him in
keeping of some hospital nurse.