THE INLAND PRINTER. 344 boy with a bundle at one time. Up this aisle, down another, up a third they inarch, being kept perfectly in line by the wire netting. At the top of the fourth aisle they pass the box of the two cashiers in the mailing depart¬ ment, where each of the boys buys as many papers… … to deliver the papers to the carriers. The best possible means are employed for the rapid delivery of papers to the news-stands and the mails. In a brief review, like the present, of a structure concerning which a volume might be written, many important features have been hastily glanced at or…
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