The New York herald., 1876-11-04
THE HERALD'S POLICY.

ONE OR TWO DEALERS STILL LAooINo IN THE
Tho following letters show that there still few
newsdcalers who are IN the condition OF tho Western
hunters dog 'sTha ar bull purp" said the propric
tor OF the animal IN question, got afoui OF grizzly
and the grizzly bit his head clean on. And that ar
head kept hghn' and chawin' al terrible rate
You see the purp didn't know no licked.n Tho
lew recacltrant newsmen OF whom complaint is made
by correspondents don't seem tc know that they
separated IRON the body and that IL is time for
them to accept tho situation. While tho greater por
ton OF the small dealers earnestly at work making
the most OF tho order OF things, these factous
laggards arc hurting nobody but themselves nv their
datorncss in agreeing to tho general verdc. of their
fraternity and the public.
HEIGHTS or ixPUDEScE
'John OF the Heights to have his customers
buy thor papers from the boys upon the strects The
following letter shows that ne is getting above his
basness:-
BRooKLYS Now 2, 1875
To rHs EDITOR THE HERALD:-
John Chtty, corner OF Henry and Middagh streets.
serves the best portion OF the Heghts with HHRALps
and stli charges his customers iour week
days and I've cents on Sundays Can you help uss
ANil-EXIORrION.
ANOTHER NEwsBoys.
Richmond county people are celebrated for berality
but they do not submit to exortion In the letters
Gently from Staten Island they express their
determination get the HERALD at fair price. News
men, be careul
NKw YonE Nov. ., 1875
To rnE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The ncwsmen OF Stapeton 3. l.. arc stll selling the
HERALD for I'VE ana four cents to thcr customers.
Many complaints have been made 10 them. but hev
say they cannot sell tho HERALD any less with proht
Yours respectfully. c.
MYRTLE AVENUE PRICES
622 MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, Nov 2, 1870
To rHE EDITOR or THK HERALD
This is the rst day that recolect in thirteen years
that I could not get my HERALD, The newsmsn on
this block says he had not near enough Somebody
picked up minc ana Land down the money He says
ior dozen blocks he could not get one Please senu
JAMES WATT
This correspondent, and all others in his neighbour
hood hereafter purchase the HERALD at it's regular
price from The newsboys the street. Tho copy
quested was forwarded promptly
srITgruL xEwspKALER
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
tried 10 purchases HkRALD this morning at tho
news stand corner Of Fiiiy-nfsh street and Second
avenue, where the owner wanted 10 charge me tour
for T. told him that the price was only three
cents and that would write to Mr. Bennett. OF the
HERALD, about it, He replied that the HERALD might
60 TO --. He further said that he would Tor
Hayes just out OF spite to tho HERALD. II would be
good thing send one OF your clerks from yonr lower
oice up there 70 sell papers lor three cents each
Yours t:uly, WILLIAM DALEY.
nERALDs FOR THREE cRxrs
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1870
To THE EDITOR HERALD
good corner Tor an cnterprisng boy TO .hail"
from is the corner OF Sixth avenue and Forticth
street, the Hotel Royal 90 one corner, the Amster
dam flats on tho other, thckly populated ueighbor-
hood all round, and not store near by where the
HERALD can be had.
Ono who must havo the HERALD. and its
FRIEND.
NorE-The following entcrprising newsmen and
boys sell the HERALD three cents In the vicinity
mentioned above:-
Macarthur, next door to the Hotel Royal
Plllsbury, northeast corner Thirty ninth street.
Stand next door to Marlborough House, Sixth ave.
nue., between Thirtycighth and Thirty ninth streets;
and there also two boys named Coleman who sell
on Sixth avenue, between Thirty.eighth and Forty
nth streets