davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
lCOmmnnicated.l.

..En1rrp,i.e'' and !. Economy ~
To the Editors et the Commerciai:-
The gentlemen 10 charge of The Market street
bridge repairs are representations OF the party
who ask to control the city. They ask 1t on the
ground that they will give TO the city governu eni
II degree Of enterprise" and economy grea-
tar than we have heretofore enjoyed. Now, we
fear there is some mistake somewhere Certainly
the manner in which thu peoples n0ney |, being
expended on this bridge is not economical"
although ii may bc enterprisng
In the first PLACE the bridge was unshipped, and
travel stopped ut q most inconvenient season.
There was no economy in that.
In the next place, and what Ia still worse, the
work is progressing ut n snail's pace. Travel
was stopped on the 9th Of August. Three weeks
have elapsed, and very little has bsen done.
Reliable parties offered to do the whole Job and
hare 10 completed in three weeks. but instead of
that 1t will probably take several months. There
IL no enterprise In this. while the actuh loss to
the business men of this city. as well as the in,
convenience to all the publ'c,is very great indeed
Next as TO the cost of this work. The tax
payers Of the county hive great need to he
seriously alarmed. The Sd street and tth street
bridges were built almost entirely by private
parties. But the money for this will come out of
the peoples pockets. The estimated cust was
originally s13 O0n and responsible parties offered
to do the work for that amount. The plan, how
ever, was afterwari charged so that the expense
wpuld probably be three to four Thousand dollars
greater. But instead OF Sl1.000, the highest
figure. the whole cost with the present prospect
may be placed ms high us from $50. 600 to Si0,-
00h !! Flow long can we stand such 'econom, p,
Over two weeks h I'VE been consumed in cutting
off the piles The work has been most buag-
lngly done, and Is a positive disgrace to those In
charge. The offer was made them to cut off the
piles at ten cents apiece. Instead Of that, the
cost is now estimated at thirty dollars apiece!
Such Is enterprise" aud " .conomyi'
Some Of the work is done by contract But
this Is not any cheaper to the people than that
.bich Is not contracted for. We arc informed
that large portion of the stpnc work i contract
ed for at S22 per cubic yard, which will be bnilt
of common stone costing about S1.5O or SO per
yard. How much tho contractors profit OH the
job will be, may be estimate, from this.
1t is stated by men on the work that for the tim
hers for the draw, three different orders have
been given, and 1t is doubtful whether the third
order will answer the purpose.
Now these are not pleasant things to have to
tell the tax payers. But they ought To be known.
II true, as we believe they are, not only for thu,
general benefit, but in view OF the prctenses made
that change in the City Government is to be Of
advantage. We leave 1t to any candid man
whether that ia at al likely, in view of the pros
pect pr, sentcd at Market street bridge.
CITr TAXPAYER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

WEDNESDAY,, August 25,-Rev. T. c. Murphey
di-coursed thia morning on the obligation OF
parents to lead their children to Christ The
sermsu was very impressive. and mspy young
people gathered at the altar of prayer, seeking
Jesus The work Of grace among the youths 10
attendance at the camp meeting has been won-
drrfnl. We hope the fruits of their religious tx-
tscies will be found 10 life Of earnest labor tor
jesus.
Iu the afternoon Rev. Y. B. Nee colloueh preach.
ed on the Water OF Life. The children's meeting
was most blessed In its results. Tho little ones
seemed greatly IMPRESSED with the importance of
religious life Bros 8 L. Gracey, Virgins and
Pancoa1t addressed them.
The prayer meetings in the afternoon were no.
ted for their III usual interest. The spirit OF con-
vic ion rested upnn many Of the unconvert.d.
In The evening about 5000 people assembled to
hear a sermon from Rev. A. Goodman. The SER
mon was one Of great power and JUNCTION. After
the sermon prayer meetings were held nj the
stand and at oil the large tents at III o'clock,
p. M, the large hell at the stand seUt forth lis
peal on the midnight air with sacred song call.
ing the people tn the altar tor the reception of
the Lords Supper The large fires. sleyated upon
ptdestals, shed their light upon the worshpping
multitude made the sceue truly sublime. About
12p0 partook of the holy emblems of the broken
body and shed blood Of our Lord Jesus. At3
a. IN. the people began to counter-march abnut
tho ground, singing as they marched. Tho
preachers then took their position at the altar.
and the whole liue Of people moved In their
front, exchanging Christisn greetings and fare
wells.
THURSDAY, Aug. 26.-This morning the tents
are hei, taken down, and every onc is busy
packing up for home, and tonight the woods
that have been made sacred by Christian toll and
friendly intercourse will he forsaken, Gods
people will he gathered to their quiet homes. and
10 eueh home talk will live In the scenes of the
happy meeting iu the woods.
Our immense activities, while enjoying the
privileges of the camp, have prevented us from
being as thorough as might be desired 10 our
rntes. Let ii sutfice to say we have not inten-
fionaNy omitted any Thing ,hit might be of inter-
ert Z, the readers e the COMMERCIAL, much less
would we be guilty Of any thing invldinus or
sacrilegious s.F. G.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
More Silver Palace C.r--Quick Time to
Chicago.

We learn the Harlan aud Hollingsworth Com
pany have just sent away another pair Of those
elegant Woodruff silver palace sleeping cars, in
tended for the Central transportation Company.
These ears are more beautiful Than any hereto
fore sent out by the builders.
They were constructed underline direct supervi-
sion of MIR. Woodruff, and every thing that good
t,iste and lavish expenditure of money demand-
ed 10 make them comfortable for passengers, and
elegant and tasteful in fuish has been supplied.
BOlh the builders and the superintendent are de-
tetmined not To he surpassed, and, from present
prospects, IL would seem almost Impossible.
We learn that these cars are to he put on tho
route between New York. new schedule Is to
be run, and the time is to be made between the
two cities in thirty hours, by way of Penn-ylva-
bia Central X. r and its cnnnectons with the
rittshurg, Fort Wayne, and Chic igo This time
Is unprecedented and will be the shortest ever
made by trains, heretofore. on any route. The
irrt train with these attached will leave Phil
adelphia, this (,lrnday) evening.
MIR. Woodruff was the first TO send an excursion
party in one Of his silver palace cars from New
York direct To San Francisco; his care are to be
found on all the leading lines, North, South, East
and West, aud he certainly deserves great credit
for his enterprise. and determination to keep up
with the spirit Uf the age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Carl Schurz arrived in S,n Francisco on
Friday night, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the German population.
B lsil Duke, who was til, brains of the
Rebel bushwhacker John Morgan, has been
elected to tue Kentucky Legislature, defeat
ing Union solder.
AN exciting political CANVASS is going on
in Callnrnin, The question being the ratiica-
tion or rejection of the suffrage amendment
by the next Legislature
There ARE five liberal Republicans in the
Tennessee State Senate, the remainder Con-
seryatives. In the House there are seven
Stokes X dicals aud niue liberia, Republi-
cans, remainder Conservatives.
-Accuiding to the Houston (Texas) Times
(Den.) a feeling If apathy has taken posses
sion OF the ex-rebels OF that Stale. Tn It
paper calls upon them to arouse and org an
ize, or the Radicals will carry the day.
"A meeting Of Republicans, al Nashville
has prepared Il mem aral To congress. .deelar-
ing the late election in Tennessee revolu-
tion accomplished by fraud, and has alsu pe-
iinned Governor Senter 10 convene the old
Legislature for the ratitication OF tho Suffrage
amendment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Qu,rterly Meeting at Goose Creek, but visited
the regular meeting there last Sunday. Clarksnn
Ta,lo was there and pieach n most acceptable
sermon to very large congregation. IL iha
afternoon there was larger gathering still. called
together to li-ien To lecture by Clarksun on his
recrnt visit to the Pacific c ,ast. The lecture was
d, liv,rd in pleasant conversational style wi h,ul
notes, and WIS mriny occupied with descrlp
tion # the beauties and grandeur Of the Yo
semitic. W.T. G,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

ASStvERsAkY CELEBRATION. - The Sabbath
School of the First Colored African Wesleyan
Church, AT Newport. celebrated their anniversary
IN Saturday, tho 21st, in Mr.. JAS. X. L.man's
woods. Af er forming in processi,n, aud pre-
ceeding tn the grove, Rev Jacob Tilghman was
chosen to preside, the Mt Cornet Band, Of VIII
lnington, being on hand to furnish the music.
Addresses were then made by David B. Anderson
aud Thomas B. Walker, and Rev. Mr.. Tilghman
made few remarks. stating that this Sabbath
school had been orgauiz-d fourtpen years. There
was n liberal supply ot refreshments furnished.
and all e,juyed the affair.
The correspondent who communicates the
,b we facts states that there is proposition to
erect another colored Methodist church 10 New
port, which he thinks s to he regretted. There
is but one white Mehnd.t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

taught me lesson. What fools the pride
of wealth make of us all. / thought she
ought to have taken me regardless of my
circumstances, + + myself alone and with
out hesitation even. And yet when she
tested me l myself was found wanting.
Shall we ever learn to disregard persons
occupation and look only at the character
aud soul2
Ned shrugged his shoulders dublously.
l think l have learned the lesson"
Mainwell added.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

DEMOCRATIC Economy : rne Democrats
boast of the economy practicedb by their part,
when the reins of government are IN their
hands. We have verifi,.aiinn Of this In
Ohio, where the list Legislature doubled he
expenses of government increased the local
powers IF creating Indebtedness and yet
threw ont "a hill TO authorize home fur sol
diers' orphans. to he supported by private
munifcence. although there are fifteen hun
dred Of them IN the State needing aid, and
two hundred 10 the poor house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

General Rawlins, the Secretary of War. is
still feeble, though his spiri's ARE good. The
climate of Washington agrees with hi n bet
ter than any other, and his friends u ink il
was mistake for him To leave it. The in-
disposition of Mrs. Rawlins called him to
Connecticut. He is very anxious to get to
work, but his physicians resist his incli-
nations Great interest is felt in his behalf,
for he is universally beloved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

HARVEST HoME. 1t is proposed to hold sort
of harvest honit mrrtipg Ia aid Of the Whining
tnn aud Western Railr,md enterprise ut sutnr
suitable place In the benu iful Hockessin Valley,
In the Course OF about thre wrecks The design
is tO hive ptesept not unly the people Of that
locality but also to extend cordi j invitation To
those of Wilmington, and u have pleasant en-
joyable meeting
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

RKvESrE CASE. Joseph x. Leland, of I.incoln.
Sus,ex county, Was arrested irhur.day by U. ;.
Marshal Duun and brought to this city, where
he had hearing heiure U. Commissioner
Harman, this morning, Oh the ,harge OF selling
liquor with mt pm, Ing the ssaiy u s. special
tax Ocensr) He was held III $500 hail inr iia
before the u. $. District Cuurl, Auel $. Small, Vi
Lincoln btcuiuing his surety
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Patent TlIri>G WAGON We were shown,
a Patent Titi' Z Wagon, patented hy
q X y G. II. Sheath. which will ceraiuly SUI :
plant the use of the old -fashioDcd tx aud horse
cart. II Is neatly aud stou,iy constructed; bui Z,
ithcr with nr without springs, aud can be ,urm d
in as sm all spaee as "a common ca't. By "a pe-
culiar shape nt tha hind axle, II IL m ,de 10 tilt
v iLh lr.s difficulty than a cart; two barrels nf
flour can slt side by side acr it. and by se ht
adjustment, hay ladders can he Fixed ON it. The
wagon has been used by q. w. Bush, Charles
Warner & Co.. seidel s. Hastings, aud others,
With general favor. at times carrying as much us
1 hrep tons ut Il load,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. Mr.. JAS N
Tharp has re-ightd the position al cheif engineer
Of the Maryland and Delaware railroad which he
has held during the present year, in addition to
that OF chief engineer Of the Qlceu Annes and
Kent railroad which he still ret ,ins, and the pn-
sitiun thus vacated has heen utirtd to Gen. .ins.
Flu ton, of Wilmington, D,la~are, whu was chief
engineer of the westers division Hi the Northern
Pacific railroad d.-Bnt. Sua.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

FIRE At CEsTREviLlE.-Mr. VIM. r Seal, Of
Centrcvilc, This county, had the misfortune to
lose his dwelling h'use hy fire. nn Tuesday after
nom wetk. II csnght fire from the rtoye pipe,
and the building was 80 N in tllines allnairg Il
rry short time 10 save few articles of furniture.
The house was stnnG one aud was completr,
destroyed, leaving nothing but the bare walls,
one end Of which has fallen to the ground, aud
the other il still ettndiug.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

BY JuprIoUs. li.tral and constant advertising
in the Delaware TRIBUNE any business man in
this city may increase teufold the number "f his
country customers If he SELLS articles adapted to
the wants Of country people. Try il.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

DRowNiSG Ar SMYRNA Harry Jacobs a lad
ag.d ab,ut . years. residing at the Landing. was
hrnwnd in smyrna Greek, near Pa,lcrson's
wh-rf, On Monday attern'On. We learn that Il
party uf four Ind went down the Crock after
peaches, aud IL rttnrnng the hoy fell ov.rbuard,
and. miore he ruu d be rescued, wins drowned
rhe bpiy wa, recovered about six O'Clock in the
even nE.-SDiyrna Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Qu,srnRiS MEETING oS suNDAY.-Thc Amer
icau Uai,,n and African Union Methodist Protes-
tsbt onnrches, of this city, held their big quar-
t'ils" on sunday. Two special trains, one from
lar= nnnher of cnored people here. The stcam-
rfs iei and Eisl Hancor ciIne down from
i'i,iia tlAl crowded with passengers. us did
ni-.,9t- fsten,s from Chester, aud Perry from
: Il, aware City and NV Cassie We pre-
>.ti tiia lowest calculation 5000 strangers
y ~ city. The two churches Of the Meth
n 'rote,tunt denominations, as we'll as the
iiurche- Of the cuored people, were
ri To evertowing iu the mnrDiug, afternoon
veniug. and the religious excitement s eaid
q nave been very great. As rule they were
very orderly, and but f.w arrests we're made of
uuruly persons
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
g'oetrpu.


syJ y 'wNIsg
Good parson Weeks wrap, in deep study pst.
And thus bis thou h's took st ape snd thus spoke be
'tFhese things must mol 20 longer III rebuked,
Be longer prsciced with impuuty.
The ta4k will be unpleasant, that know.
But sil', should o'srIook case like this.
'rweald make me feel that In my dutyI
Had been most reprehensibly remiss.
''Now Deacon Crosby. rssrot to cay,
most disgrseefal reputation besrs,
is sa'd thst he's liar. gambler, ch at,
And that be sripks excessively, and swears
'Now fueh . state NJ things will never do.
Aons sekly sheep It's SAID, taiect. the whole,
~ I'm resolved my n 1t discourse shall be
An effort to reclaim this erriDg SOUL"
Next Sabbath urrp, the po1s man OF God,
True IN his word, rose in hi- usual place.
ffayed. then ve out the hymn. aud then began,
In proper ines to treat the deacon's case.
The patient ssf. IS always he'd been wont,
Well up In front. where every ward he'd hear,
And to thu reverend msn'- woll meant remsrYs.
None lent, than he. more attentive ear.
The sermon had, as all things have, au eud.
Am'ng the rest onr worthy deacon. who
Thus In most eulcgistic terms did say,
"Weli wife, glorious spirusl feast,
Wesurey have parlaken Of to-day,
1t gave me Joy to hear our paster' woris,
ne deaf with sinners In u scathing way.
''O'erwhelminsly effective too It was.
Fur cast m my searching glance around
And rcsrce d,'zen present but who saw
some defect OF their own shown up, found.
FOR instance. when the drunkard was arraIgned,
And runs accursed evils dwelt upon,
Ire'ly pitisd from my inmost heart,
The rueful aspect OF your cousin John
"Thst ding At gambling was red hot sho,
F'r Deacon tsroves who sits near by the door,
Grabbed up bis hat aud boted like na,h,
never saw man 50 cut before.
-'And then to think. hs says his abrupt nght
Was brought about by rome nnruly hoys,
A gang OF whom had gathered lust ontslde
And thsre were making an uproarioas noise.
"But when the liars turn came round ha, ha,
Twas wrong know. but it pr'vok my laughter
To rec poor Reece, he rq ,irmed iust like an eel,
To think where he would have to dwell hereafter.
"orofanity, I'm glad he brought that up,
No swEAxsns E9H said he, TO HEAVEN co.
And from the verv tose in which h. sp ke
know twas meant for brother Bi,elow.
''Then fraud and irickery fnll Justice got
That keen, reprovipR mannrr always tells,
Full nfty looked toward me, as though to say
'Ah deacon would that vera some where else."
AZ TINS he spoke, how Deacon Crosby look. d,
1hst sa'nty lace, ttst seltcomplac.nt air,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

A Coon NoMi>ATIoN. = he Republicans of
Wilmington, Dc.awirr, we are pleased 10 notice,
have rrnnIninalrd Joshua 5. Valentine, Esq, for
Mayor Of that city. He has discharged the nu
merius ohlIgitluls imp ,sed up him by The
otu faithfully for two years past aud deserved
and gain-d tue confidence Of his cons tutenls
His ,lcc u, We hope, for the credit OF our sister
eity, Is liked fact -Chester Repnbhcan.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

PHILADELPHIA BnnT AND SpoE MARKET
Trade continues TO improve Duriug the past
week large number uf uuyers trim the South
have arrived. and an increased trade has heeu
notice ,be among tu,,h man ,flcturcrs aud jon
bers Tn suh-t,rti,l cl s. o. b "'ts and shoes,
made bath by h,ud aud by iciinery, have been
more called Tor hy city job er. aud retailers an
dealers from t,wns f. Pennsylv mi, nni th
West, nnd also by orders ir IN the same sections
Orders for wnmen's aud chiidreis shors arr
coming IL well from various secii-ns, aud tn,
hus le observahe in the mi uficloiies Is proui
TINT an nc i've business 10 now bcin. done or soyh
expected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

ATTEMPTED MURDER. On Mondny night week
n Mrs Evans, widow of Samuel Evars a cripple
Lying until lately ln Smyrna, was attacked in her
own nuuse, somewhere about midnight, by
negro man, whn fprcibly entered ths house. but
Was denied an entrance to the wornai,s he'd room
by reason of The tinor being ut tie time locked.
He &C ntinued his ff ,rts To enter the door some
lime after Mrr. and her litte girl had given
the alarm by crying muruer from out the win
dow. Filuily lie left the house and fired pistol
several ii n,s IN the dir clion of the house, une
ball of which graz ID tile head of a nrighhor who
WIS bastsuiug 70 the scsne of the attempted
murdjn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Governor elect Senter writes to friend
that he intends calling the present Legisla-
ture Of Tennessee together before their terms
OF office expire, in order that they may
adopt the fifteenth amendment to the Ma
tional Constitution. He says he believes
The amendment will he adopted by the new
Legislature, hut as long as it is IN doubt he
Will make the matter sure by allowing the
present legislature to dispose of 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

THE NATIONAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY OF
rue UsiTtD SrTE, or AMERICA, during its
dr,i ye,r ti,s issued 700 pulic $, covering S19.-
2,3 4n0 al insurance, With an annual premium of
S1o1 ,582 Al. This humber exceeds by 1854, the
nuIubcr issued hy the .rgest INSURANCE Company
In the world. duiing any single year Of Its tweR-
iy-two years experience, prior 10 1865.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

DtcEssg OF MAJOR J1HS JaSEs-THE CLOSE
ur Az EvssTfuL Lire.-Msjor john Junes,
@.ii-k ei iZen OF this State died at his resi-
,ifnc. ucnr Middetowp, at a very advanc age,
(he,ry a01"n sunday. lie was u native If Della
matc. and had teen actively engaged IN v,il US
tai-u,ss enterprises du irg his life many OF them
pruvii & nnremuutrative.
He was a soldier III the War of 1912; was pro-
minently engaged in agricultural reform. and the
formation Of National Agricultural Society. and
took on active pat iu the enterprise of WASH
ingtun monument. His funeral servicts will
take place on Wednesday afternuon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

DOMESTIC MARKETs.-There was very large
market this mornug; besides the large number
on Market street, wagons extended ON either side
of Fourth street down to King Butter was
rather higher to-day than Wednesday list, 80
cents bring the ruling price. Peaches. pears, and
all kinds oil vegetables, were in abundance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

TAKING DowS BARS TO LET TIE TRAIN Pass.
the Middle.nwn Transcript says there is an
old negro On the railroad from MillingtOn To
Townsend WIN persists Ia keeping pair OF bars
across the road 10 order 10 protecrhis corn crop.
Trains have to stop and take the bars down he
fore they can proceed. The old gentleman will
learn better alter awhile.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

RFILatous NoTIcE. annual meeting ol
the Kent County Binle Society will be held n the
" e. Churrh,of Milford on Thursday, ,Septembai
I'd, 1869, ut O'Clock, T. VI.
q. HUNTINGTON,
Recording Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

y TED BURGLAR ARREsrEp.-It will be re-
rnembered that 4 colortd man by the nnme OF
Juhn Davi., one Of gaug Of burglars arrested
,tou ttwn years sircs aud convicted at New
Castle court, broke ] Ill about nine months ago,
If er serving IT iitie over year and escaped. lie
was -e-arrrsttd in this city Mondsy morning and
ai he seu' back to serve out the remainder Of
his term
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

II WESILEaiNN HHt US Us tHc IUI'WIne' WIIIcfi,
he says. is II sure cure for inurrain in cattle: :
fake white o .k bark us much Ms can he sIann, d
hy the hand. the bark To be- stripped downward,
a pirce of colperas the size uf II black walnut
al piece of alum satne siz., rut III one gallon
If water and h, il down tu halt gall IN. aud then
drrnrh the allilnal with one Pit, aud II not re-
l;rvcd in Une hour repeat tut dose.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

EtFGANT PEACHES Mr.. William r. Hayes
has sent TO our Office basket of The largest. and
to Appearance the finest, peaches we hnve seen
this season. THY grew on his farm near
Bombay Honk. snd are of the Susqnehanna''
variety. We have not yet tested them ty actual
taste, as they need day or two to fully rlpen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

New CaRs.-Four magnificent palace passen-
ger cars, Intended fur the through lne.huve been
completed in Wilmington for the North Pennsyl-
vinia Riilroad. They eurpass anything run In
cars on tie -Chic.go liue --AAsatopa (ftt.)
Rs0isfsr