Hamburger's Testimony.

In 1855 its population consisted of 586 European Spaniards, 1,378 Creoles, 6,323 Malay Filipinos and mestizos, 332 Chinamen, 2 Hamburgers, 1 Portuguese, and 1 Negro.

A couple of hamburgers.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 2May77; R660550.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 11Apr77; R660667.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 25May77; R663112. R663113.

A couple of hamburgers.

Anna Matson Hamburger (W); 11May70; R484290.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 29Dec75; R623547. R623548.

By Philip Hamburger.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 7Feb77; R652874. R652875.

By Philip Hamburger.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 8Feb77; R653319.

By Philip Hamburger.

Philip Hamburger (A); 2May77; R660550.

Hamburgers tried to make the best of it; they assumed an air of optimism; they still had faith that richer cargoes than ever might come over the sea, while a ghost, that of bankruptcy, walked the streets, looking at office- windows and the portholes of ships.

The Hamburgers would say: It is in miniaturequite in miniaturethe Stockholmers' "Jungfernstieg.

" "The scenery in this vicinity we Hamburgers think very beautiful," he continued, turning to me.

But the Hamburgers were not grateful.