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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-05

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN cor
IA ner OF FULTON avenue and Boerum street ." ~A'
Open. from B A. n. TO r. n.
Sunday from to N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-05

T OsT-A sEALSKIN MUFF LAST MONDAY AFTER
noon at soclock, in getting out Of carriage. on
trSeA The finder viii be rewarded by returning 1t to
"a Union place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-05

T AUCTION TOMORROW (TUESDAYD,
"A JANUARY 8, AT IL O'CLOCK, BY
WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTONEER
at the old stand l0 liz and ia East Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-05

nOG LOsT-$6 REwARD-IN THE CITY, ON
~ January ]. q small, light brown Slut: short hair,
long tail Interior looktng very tpid and answers to the
Forty second street. Monday, from u to and from
70 NJ or finder may address g. W. C.. White Plans
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
lR. WIN. &. CURTIS

Thisis hensane os she Souhf9 an8.1aua
vsS c,rnishes TIE Chicago Su.sv0cvso with
SIS sslse ond ssanSeroue eepoete sro,e shi.
cits Sh.a sere Gste.s 5l:s5 q. eaiapsne q
'yhas gayo
sIE. ct.as, sao 0s 30 8eug ct sAe S.
Chalse AosaS Gas seceissS the stentioo N
Ms. SwegsafD sao publishes Hile e. foIIowo ~
$40 GteloOceo:: An interesting history soula
Be- Sritteg of Mr. Curtis, whiaS would not Ye
S.ry aea.siageo his DhocSe a.sl sesutatioN
~ Caece5a9 s ee9 ds-erigtion C Gs2 arasse
oAaes sSeels.tiig fron. e.ee pdsce 40 loves C
aIeeags 5 gov e tsGS ei@, es9 y}g SeGu'e
3s.sea eo@e dago
d. 6s'su.ss : accss 8 sle s.,9zsr
$40 orseAse. 80 SO Pr
s. sae 26lae &c sls Soer-o1ean:
81 Hasgs occ.o.ee o. e.ance - G peg pa
pc. We eaa1ns Cd o. ESQ the number cf
eponielG f1el sec s'rleane9 ipu publish . tele-
Gram ~ which Your lying CORE pondeIpc says
tIlat Northern mep cannot live here. nor can they
enter society. and that Northern ladies are daily
insulted IN the streets. Now sir, would Ike 10
give the lie - every word y0Er correspondent
Gays in the above connection. l ON. myself. .
Northern mao, foasht under Mcclellan in NE
= late unplea>aa;ness,s and have lived - this
city sin>s July, 1865. l have l.aes treated win
the greatest hospitality, and have raised
my family here. I am intimate VITA mary
of the heading Southern families haEe,
whose zen were weii knows "a the
Confederate arr,y-particularly in the Washing
inston Artillery. They know who and what I
am. asss yet thee treat me sirh IS much poiltc-
ness and respec.. as if was one Of themselves.
AL Northern msn here can veIch for this. Ask
Col. H. the Quartermsster, wha. end OF
people We are-asa Gen. -.
Your correspondents report about the hatred.
etc, OF the women Is vie SANDER: for nicse
more ho-pitable, polite, friendly or entertaining
ladies have never met.
j. There il . strong desire aGaong the Horn Ssho
Fave heard Of your correspondents tales TO
cowhide that festive individual, and I would ei-
wise You to give him instructions to Clay low and
keep dark The men don't submit 20 such
ISLANDERS particularly on their wives and daugh-
.ers and sis arsl when they can catch the sAsl.
dere. Vely truly yours,
E. n. I. SS9EyzER
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
rs LOUISIANA A STATE?

Louisiana is supposed to " one of tn
States composing the Union. 1t is supposed
to have the same rights and privileges enjoyet
by its sister States, and likewise to control it
own domestic affairs. But in these days o
progress, Of advanced civilization and new
theories of republican government, it would
seem that we are to be made the special Oh
ject of the care and direction Of the Fedora
Government, regardless OF the will and desire
Of q majority Of the people Of the STATIC We
are not to shape % control our own Govern
ment We are not to elect officers of our own
choice, but we are expected to submit to the
domination Of those men whom the President
may see proper to place over uso
If we rebel against or object to hXYs selection,
the Federal arn0 and Nay aresent haee to
oenforce his edicD
We have to-day e. qeeseaeRsfsesenteS osa
regiment OF soidie1o COG crying So Statee
House - Louisiana ana doing the duty Of
policemen for Kellcgp She river is filled
with armed ships and . Host of uniformed
officers and marines promenade the streets Of
Jour otto announcing that theS ere acre to
obey the erdero Of . miserable esurper In
Office who only oxiste through the prostitute
ION g thoarme ! soesae sS SIC Na.5nSas Sore
ornmelS
9h ti,nees ssroarn4 peace See Crfieane s
a 1Ailitary eamR Whey she srooge arc ses
CURED on the frontsest 80 protecs she sitisens
90 sas county against she d'egreastsons on:
Of She Indiansv tfes Sss ses: Siege
% sustaie crane 81 @pioldin. d fraudulent
ans orruIS State Goscrnnas:s She &eguf~
sicae Sarty sn.ss 20 slaintaines. s'gon sts
success Segenis Il. se.tfee:on os Grant Cog a
thire terre. Che ~hoSe gower u she Gosesne
ment cell DO aseS to sorcs It uaon the people,
oveoS & p eeguSssve to snS gs$les.:sed 9y
an everw2eIminsSlaSoriSs 1
1eo othep Stateo there 3odaa fsss.. that the J
army ana Iay.e DO not used to oontros sfses
ions Pa the Interest OF the Pressdent
In the exercise of Eaes power he e as enscru.
,ulous as Kellogg and AS enperias ss Bise
aarclg The Constitution and the laws have
10 restraint for him when they oppose tho
Of his political schemes and
personal intrigues.
Finally. if the government dythis country
$ to continue Republican in its character the
epudiation and political humiliation of Presi-
lent Grant is an indispensable requisite B
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n Card.

The undersigned, proprietors of the restaurant
No. % st. Charles street, popular under the
name Of "CANOR'S," desire to express their
thanks to the public and their many friends, for
the liberal patronage they have received. In
tending to continue to deserve such appreciation
of their efforts to please, and DESTROYS of con-,
tnuance, they propose to offer additional attrac-,
and third stories above the restaurant for the ac
commodation Of private parties and other patrons,
who desire such accommodations.
They, stimulated by the favor Of the public,
are determined not only to maintain the reputa-
ton already gained, but in the new quarters to-
please the most fastidious by the taste and CON-
fort afforded. Board will be furnis he'd by the
day, week, or month at moderate prices. Again
offering thanks, we solicit the continued patron.
age Of all.
LEON LAMOTHE 4 CO.,
OF "a 2dp % st. Charles street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
CONSERVATIVE COLORED MEN AT.
Tackled.
o An Attempt to Murder Them.

WV "
| 1t would appear from the action Of some Of the
| negroes of the Tenth Ward that they seem
to think no one Of their color is entitled to vote
except at their dictation. Friday night about half
past eleven o'clock, as VIM. Alexander and Willis
Doughty, both organizers Of the Colored Mems
Democratic Club were on First street between
st. Patrick and st. David, they were attacked by
crown Of forty nesroeNarmed and led by one
Scott Morga1a
By good luck aey escape9over back fence
into the Jewish cemetery, and thence home.
This crowd of scamps openly proclaim that ne-
then Alexander nor Doughty shall go above Fell
city street, and that il they 40 so caught their
lives will pss the forfeit of their daring.
Che Swe men game to tho BULLETIN any as
citizens 8lan qrote ton from these marplotsc
1t gh. ylst as well be unde rstood now that this
sort of bullying must be stopped. 1t is the duty
Of every white man to assist in protecting those
men who have left the Kellog;s ranks for the
Peoples alsl we aust THIS mattf vile 80 taken
ia lanlss
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

An experienced ststiss9.sn has estimated tina !;
sventy-tive per Of the lsboTirg classes the
cuunus 8e to-day out Of employment. Lvery
merchant and manufacturer and employer, To-
Isiesed IS they al are by frequent applicants for
work, can judge approximately Of the accuracy
% this estimate. This would give Us no; far from
100000 OF unemployed persons. .: two dollars
per diem, three hundred days year, these per
sons should earn eighteen hundred millions o:
dollars annually. Thee identa Is SO much loss
to the country. That is sssro the amount The
national debt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
0iitor New Orleans Bulletin

Some person, unauthorized b. me. has ,nen-
tones 10 name in connection with the Meeor-
city. / take this method OF stating tlat On
OF c0ndidste for tten nor shy other sublc
oaoe nor car l conceive that any circumstances
could ariso Ito would induce me 70 accept polio
office. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

Windsor Castle, in Great Britain. il a mansion
really calculated 70 accommodate large family.
Il only covers seventeen acres Of ground and
contains seventeen magnificent state apsrtueuts
seventynine bedrooms. sixty-ive sit,ing-ruonls
kitchen. pantry, confectionery and store-rocus'
In addition to these there are apartments for the
accommodation Of two hundred and fortv ser
wants. What 6rst-class American ho.ei il would
maze.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

The Republican says: "We have enjoyee
two years rule of the Democracy, and tina,
it cost the taxpayers nearly SIT, 10000 fol
the luxury" Meaning since the war When
the Democracy went into power the State
debt, according TO Auditors Report for 1865,
page 80, was S11, lS2,377 II. Gov War
moths administration. which succeeded the
Democratic, found but s6,oOO,OoO of State
debt, or thereaboutse We Slote orom his
message:
"Our debt is smaller than that of almost
any other State in the Union. With a tax
roll Of 1851 .OOO, 900. with bonded indebt-
edness which can be at once reduced to ST. OOO,-
600" etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
HO1C Small Items Count.

Ten cents day is a mere trifle, yet it will buy
coffee and sugar for whole family-s37 Al year
and this amount deposited in the Citizens
Savings Bank, Grunewald Hall, with the interest,"
in twenty years to $234O-quite snug little fo..
tune.
IL. GUBERNATOR, President.
N. BENNER Cashier s27 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
The Pass Christian COIleUe.

This institution will reopen on Tuesday, Oct G
No efforts have been spared during vacation u
thoroughly reitting the buildings and in perfect
ing the internal organization. The President viii
be in the city until the 9th inst Parents and guar
dams wishing to consult with him can do so by
calling at ST. Mary's College, corner OF Constance
and Foucher Streets between Q A. NJ. and P. NJ
He will leave by the P. NJ train, 9th inst, with
the students in his charge. OF st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

Mn. CHARLES EYRNE.- gentleman " arc
nounced a. candidate 10 tho important po-
sition OF Administrator OF improvements. He is
. young, active ard energetic man, and has long
resided in this city. In his party convictions he
has always been Democrat. He presents hrD
self now f.r tho first time AZ a candidatfA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

We are glad to our friend Mr.. ChaSas2
Chase, partner in the great fish house Of C. H
Lawrence Co, who has just returned from an
extended tJSr North and West. After living on
fresh fish all summer, no will now direct his at
tention, exclusively, TO selling tho sailed fs,D
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

The cs-e,sese car-hor6 lives Cur yeas eSe-
starti0, in the business. and wouldn't live te.s
that Il he had sen.o enough Is comnis suicide.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

Bishop Haven il 4 dign,tary of the Methodist,
Church whose zeal has usually been understood
to outrun his discretion. In ; recent number o:
the alabama Buwist it is recorded thst the
Bishop says that in middle and southern Georgia
no Union man isres to vote He is also reported
~ saying that Republican politician and post
master sent ont by the American Missionary As
ISOLATION, which is a congregational organization
got five hundred lashes on his bare back. ad-
nlinistered by doctor. a lawyer. and an e1-
legislator, because he declined to pillow field for
one Of those gentlemen; and that three colored
men were hanged before his sight on charges Of
which every one believed the victims innocent.
These assertions are branded as falsehcclis BY
the Alabama BdpsiS, which says that under such
circumstances it finds grea, comfort IN repeating
she sixty fourth Psalm.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

Camels hair brushes have been found TO be
capital substitutes for hospital sponges. Now,
let science discover equally satisfactory way
of doing away with newspaper sponges, and its
triumph will be complete.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
kPOkOrNf,

The undersigned beg to inform their patrons
and the public generally, that they have removed
their entire stock ofdrugs medicines, chemicals,
paints, oils ETC., to their new and commodious
store, 35 Magazine street, diagonally opposite
their former stand.
% I'M WHEELOCK, FINLAY & co.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

1t is asserted that the union white men
OF Alabama are going to vote with the Con-
sentative party OF tina. State for the first time
since 1850, and many negroes declare that
they will for the frs. time il their lives O,te
the Conservative ticket. The only hope Of
the Radicals is in Federal interterence
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

In justice to Paddy Clark we would correct the
statement that tho Objectionable cows were
driven TO his house by those in his employ.
Clark says such was not the case, that, if they
were driven back, it was done by son6 one
without his All thOrity.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

MAcKEREI ETC.-Mcssrs. @. II. Lawrence
Co., the great fish merchants, Nos. 80 and y
Tchoupitoulas street. have just received by bark
Scotland, from Boston, a large stock Of macker,e @
in barrels, half barrels and kits, which tho Care
offering at Boston prices, with freight addeS
They have also for sale at tho lowest market
prices, bloaters, pickles, ketchup, potteH mcatfo
tomatoes oteSa which VIC dire'otho 90 aooso d
tho tradem
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
20 g aturUfi>ed Citizens of the,
First Hard.
House Furnishing Store.


W.@C. SHEP ARD / co..
s. Camp street,
VIII remove September next to tbose fna s.o,.,
y Camp and l16-Common street.
WI seA their present LARGE STOCK o.
CROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA WAAE a.
VERY REDUCED PRICES, to save the expense.
OF moving.
Also-HoUsE FURNISHING GOODS IN arge.
-eI3V. iy5 2dpSua
\OIlCE-THE LARGE AND ELEGANT ES~
~ adjustment corner of Fourth and Prv,sni g. il
no" open for guests having ali front rooms With
ali late Improvements for cornfor, LARGO o., nd.
mower garden and promenade walks sUrroun ding,
ana billiard tables for the ladies' The larg al
dluon recently added can now accommo3 a,a .
hundred and ffty guests. Persons wisb; Nc -.
ihaAe arrangements for the season can now MAKE
'u'1e+'AS arrangements. so I'm oi'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

<DaniO Bostveee. fs>Sas.s re yi,sesG E,ee-
mason in this countrss sled il Jersey City OF
Saturday. He was made a Masos by Union
Lodge of Stamford. Come in Ssoss and was
an active memb Geo ese ordes - 50 TIE sns
Of his death
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

The lawful Qeirs g tho Tichborne estate
have to pay nearly half million dollars costs
for the famous suit brought by the claim
ant" which seems a high price for luxury
which they would much rather have door
without
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

HALES's.-Full Of energy, vigor and ready for
the busy season just opening, Haley comes out
with his recruited strength. His visit to New
York has enabled him to make New Orleans News
Headquarters, No. - Commercial Alley, the grand
central depot for all the journals Of the East and
West, and to offer to his numerous patrons at
Now York rates. everything in the news and book
line. From a sample of his enormous stock kind
ly sent us, We can speak advisedly of his I'm
bounded facilities. II you want to vote in No
yomber, register at Haey's
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
Jos. f. Dick.
Jos. F. Dick,
Candidate For
SHERIFF OF THE CIVIL COURTS.
s25 2dp I'd
CUrt.

: New ORLEANS, Sept. 25, 1874
To Messrs. Bayly & Pond
o Gent!emen-In compliance with your request
we will state that the report that has been cir
culated to the effect that we indorsed as correcs
/ the statement of loss sustained by YOU as made
out by the insurance companies, is not true. Or
all occasions we have maintained that their state
Sment was erroneous@ Had al the books OF The
firm been saved, which was OF the case, we IN.
hesitatngy affirm that the process adopted br
the Insurance Cor9anies to ascertain your loss-
| would be incorrect.
To force you to settlement on their basis e2
adjustment is manfestly unjust
Very Respectfully,
THos F. WALKER,
SAMUEL NJ Topo,
, ", VAN BE.rHUYsES,
GEO. SoULE
s2Y E. B. Bnlees.
Margaret Haus%Sery.
sslssGARET's STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKER9 @
oEanufacturer o,
Sssscso- sd 0ND SRACKa rs
Gf all Inscriptions,
SS5s. "A, rs and 70 New Levse Street.
S-29 eSoto New Orleans. L.
10 Oaturoti-ed CitiSens Of the
First Hard.
\ Semocratc and Conservative residents Of tt;s
Ware between Felicity and Thaa) who need
ADVICE or assistance regarding naturalizaton
are invited to consult the undersigned. who have
been appointed by the Central Club to attend 10
the same.
10 sound the death kneI of carpet-bagsery
and scailawaggery su patriotic citizens must puI.
At the rope. EDW. BOOTH
80 Magazine street.
JAS TIMONEY,
60 ol2p III Grayier street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

The fight between the Nations 90 C;o,aeG
steam lines has resulted in an asrceance 10 .;sa-
gree. Passengers can now so across the Atlantic
from New York in the Storage for SIS. The No
tional is running an opposition to the Cuparders
to Boston, and charging lees freight and steersse
to that point. The Scotch steamers are also sell
ing for SIS, while the other lines ask Ill kinds Of
prices. During the recent competition between
the lines from May tall September, over so, 900
emisrants have sailed from America at rates
ranging from sl2 to SIS. The war is hot and
great attempts are making At reconciliation. but
the companies m Liverpool are selling tickets for
New York at SIS. which makes the excitement
even at both ends of the hne. Competition is the
life Of trade, and. although the competing lines
are seeming to Gu, down their rates 70 very
fine point, they make up their average receipts in
the number of passengers carried.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

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Fos AZ ,soss oae wise 20 9rine e e9sr Business
= 9rometls eas eenye: e'usb sefore
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For Sale at a. B1r0NJu.

The desirable Restaurant and Barroom knorrs
as BENTON'S, on st. Charles, between Commoa
and Canal streets, including every convenience.
for carrying on a first class restaurant, both IN
the saloon and kitchen. 1t is also well adapted
for first class beer saloon being in a desirable
location. Apply on the premises. OF 1jt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

| The business men and property owners OIL
Chicago are at length loought to face the
problem Of transacting their business and
holding their property securely witho,ps the
aid Of the insurance companies. Tbs city
government OF Chicago Saving Reclinea 81
take the precautions against FIRE sugqssted -
the National Board Of Fire Tsdeswfters IN
July last, that body has pos nssues airculse
advising all companiee % discontinue ahe
business Of fire0lsuranos ia Ghisas aftoe rAe
lst of OctobS go bsie 81 compromise 60
other adjustment is ye8suggesesd. Due it hardly
seems possible that Chicago can &c Song
dispense with the aid of the insurance GONE
panies. As Business is now done. Chicago
merchants o,uld sc 90 sredlS sY uninsured
goods, and WOULD in facss saso sirtually e. 60
out % Susinese3 Mones cannos oasily 1e
raises Wy mortgage on unnsureS Buildings
fire which sAould "a arg Nms destroy the
uninsured stotse e buildings &c 6 wealthy
Chicago sctiveE conssaed with ite,
susincso esstesD aheretS senaenng Dim
sankrulG slisht Bring Or sneaI financing
orists in times Of scarce oIcaeeo Sto ezperDi
mere % Sl.css G:Saso some s,irk ontes.5
10 soysS ane esome,Aoue se,aS tho easuits g
wkae viii 20 swstaa sitt ss>e esSteeef9
grols Soc scs 90 Rove eqsorss saas eea0
g BeteIee's gariSaicecre Sc Ne g si,e zoe
20 esssss S:a g1lrs snaa:ss4ss sas entS aie
loocee,s ts ssesbGsSe9 - 0oNe. y. eStg
~oulS Sesas-e Sasc:se % sSaesons e~.e qs
,he sSsse:s 20 s.se .ess q aie Ifs, s.e e5vicO
6 Slese 'to,ioss gs.ee:e ssaa sSey 500
'.keC g.. srillia.s oo.s &c saieecsn vito
Shicc Che flymelts o.mmiseee 6espatteres
hee Saste may scs ssisfy a.. saesl oyes Of
HE S,ofante Gus . sis s.ss se,y ses to tho
white c2e % saintshe ehas se~e Ghrougss
he slamcus OF Che seeleiae siors oxal Atior
hat prevails 90 esssessIs esTss tAs f!y9
mouth OeoySs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

MORE TRooPs.-Gcn. Grant evidently 9nilN5
that our Louisiana revolution was formidable
affair and that it might break out agrin. He
continues to order troops here, and now we are
going to have among us tho doughty Gen. Cns-
ter, with his ambrosials cnrls, to keep in awe
and subsection. The following special to the
st. Louis Democrat tells the story and sets us to
quaking in our boots:
bismarck. d. T., Sept. 3d. Clusters cavalry
leaves this morning at O'Clock, on three special
trains, bound for New Orleans. Officers and sol
dieIs say they are equal to the emergency.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

II there Soany persons in tlo0 ,mmun0o U.
doubt ~ to where they can obtain the lateso g.
formation from all points of the ovilizo9 globe
we would respectfully refer them b. thao wondesa
full depostor.o Stanb's cheao 0ewo STANG 20
Goldthwaite's bookstore, No GO Can;o stree
There they will find anything from tho 0ondon
Times to the Hong Kong GazottOandS'e amazed
to discover that they can purchase all Ito great
American newspapers, such as tsaSeS,rbue sI,ce
aid, etc, at five cents per cop,9