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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05
Delaware City Itema.

BUSINESS cHANGE-NEw LETTER-AN ABB
sCoNDING DANCING MASTER.
Special Correspondence of EvsRT EVENING.
The fine brick store kept so long and
probably by the Ceaver's is now offered
for rent. There is no better stand for
business on a large In this town.
The hotel formerly kept by Stoekland,
hut which has been closed for several
months, is. reopened Il is a good stand
but If drunkenness and card playing are
allowed room, but the lowest dregs Of
society will patrouize it.
" SID Thompson, the popular news
agent and stationary dealer in Delaware
City, has sold out his establishment to
Mr.. Thomas CLARK, Of ST. Georges. Mr.
CLARK, who has recently retired from his
farm, finds this very agreeable pastlme
and made arrangements to furnish wall
paper, &C., al city prices.
Mr.. Edmond Cleaver, who weutto Pitts
burgh as assistant Superintendent OF Il
Refofmatory, at the urgent solicitation OF
his friends has accepted the position Of
teller in the Delaware City National Bank
made vacant by the election Of Mr.. Mcln-
tire 10 the cashiership. MIR. Cleaver &C.
cupied the same position for several years
before he went into the dry-good and
grocery business.
The dancing school in Clark & Irving's
Hall cane to its close in a manner very
satisfactory to some and not at all salts.
factory 10 others, by several dsgracetul
roAs and drunken fights, and the final
| disappearance Of the perfect gentleman,
I as the Young misses called the professor
who leflboard .hvery.ard eddie bills unpaid
I Professor DeakyLe may hsve thought thai
his fiddle got bis dues whtn he got SC
badly beaten n few nights before, or b.
may have thought he might get his Tal
from the avails Of the chg hop that wal
10 close UP the school. but did not. Thil
, is not the first tine that dauc'rg schoo
"morals" aud dancing school grace
cost, IN the reputation Of those who
attend, more than hey are worth, ever
when the ''betier class" attend in thi
afternoon. If dancing must he taught r.
/ It he taught IN -cboo aud mad. part @
fashionable education, aud not 10 halls
hotels sud dance lopsrs. The assOaia
lions connect with these places counter
balance al ihc benefits that sensible par
ents can expect their sous and daughter
To rtpaiVp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

WHAT OUR LOCAL PAPERS IHIsK OF THE
OUTRAGE.

WHAT OUR LOCAL PAPERS IH1SK OF TIE
OUTRAGE.
The Advertiser quotes the associated
press 'e egram sun9ulc NJ the expu siou
Of EVERY EykSISe's co spon1eut from
iLt door Of TIE House aud says
I'VE defer ma ling any comments uiop
this act Go Of n tou-e Of Renresen's-
ives. uudi fully Informed Of The 'act-. 1t
ihs Is Z trGtt is cOupIisei IN the ao"ve
di-fa'c 1t q high hand piece "
tArau y, aud Ons every actor tNer-n vii.
.lyt 10 r,g',t.
W. grow Mr. Pr3-, and can hardly
bel eve be VS. 9 lily 81 any breath Of
decorum, but as there are alHa,s wv
sides 10 an Issue Of 'ac', a. the la g-fs
say, We WILL await fuller ui,rDatiln be-
fore making any f.rther cr.ie,-w upon
th- suhi-ct.'
TIE Commercial allows ta constitutional
dislike Of EVERY EVENING g. lead il 10
-tteinit to blame our cOfresp ou4elt f.
biz criticism, hut il cannot sanction ths
outrage pcrpetrated, and say -
'Seyertuc.ess. We advise the members
of the House that their resolution Of ex-
pu.siou was q great mistake, so far as 20
small matter assumes IMPORTANCE. Their
sensitiveuess To crit cism leads 10 suspicion
/ that they fear its effect, aud that they seek
/ rather o choke it off, than to answer II by
/ act, which would satisfy the people OF its
| injustice. he L. gi-laiure has been on
/ trial. and we are coupe led To say, that IL
pros ect Tor fivoreb.e verdict l. not very
I bril- ht. It's offences have been main y
those Of omission; it has failed TO do what
il ought to have done. The condition of
public affairs demanded important, we'll
cOnsi Tered measures Of Reform, and II has
failed in its duty to provide them. These
criticisms, seriously and sincerely express
ell, may not 20 quite 50 far as the rather
violent expressions at which the House
took umblage, but, after al, they amount
to an uniavUrable opinion, which. enter
tanned by the people, will be hereafter
expressed by them, overwhelmingly. With
this prospect plainly in view, it is little
worth while for the members Of the House
to rise into the heroics over the occasional
hyperbole Of a correspondent. Let them
meet the public issues, aDd abide by the
public Judgment"
The poor old spiriiless Gazette, which
has no more tLan a Digger Iuuiln amy
Idea Of what rights beiolg TO individuals
under free government, thinks the Legis
lature has been very forbearing IN not ex
peIling Mr.. Pride long ago. The Gdzett
can speak freely in such matter, as nc
special corr espoudeut Of its stands IN any
danger Of expulsion from The Legislature
or any other place a mile from its Office
But we doubt II any body cares enough
about what the Gazette thinks on any sub
ject, TO Justify us in thus making iIs view
public.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

IMPROVEMENT IN CAR CoUPLfNG.-A
new automatic car COURIER, invented by
Mr.. j. j. Lahaye. Of this city, IVES tried
Yesterday afternoon on the wreck-i'aln,
Reading Railroad. on the main road and
on the siding leading to Shaaber and
,Iohnston's car shops. below Chesnnt
street. this city, where there is one Of III
yerv shortest curves. The trial was made
in the presence Of the Superintendent OF
the road. Engineer of Machinery, apd
Draughtsman and others. Repeated trials
were made, and the drawhead did not fii
to couple in t. single instance. All who
were present expressed themselves as
favorable to the inveution-that i is one o
the very best, If not the best selt-couple
vet tried. A thorough test Of this new
invention will be made on the wreck-train
and If It will stand the great strain i vii
| be subjected to there, twill be practical
and ''serviceable. Reading Eagle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

BERKs COUNTY RAILROAD.

The contract for grading tho balance Of
this rold will be riven ont on the 9th OF
April, proposals for which We're received
no 10 Yesterday. The LAYING Of the track
rOr the first 90 miles, which is now being
graded, viii he commenced at the south
end on the 10th Of NAV. Six hundred tons
nj rails arr now on the ground, and the
balance, In all 1000 tons, will be delivered
within the next two months. II Is ex-
reeied the whole Of the upper portion of
the road will be graded this summer reedy
for the LAYING of track complete. Allen
to'gn Democrat
MARYLAND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Rel Air 1i7gis savsi This road Is
nsw locating q connection with the North
ern Central rn'lro'd from near Towson-
town 70 n noi"t near the RELAY HOrse.
| After t'is work Is finished. Il Is said that
the er~i~eer corns wv hn transferred 10
the ~ ir' hr'ho 4 Of Bel Ar. and that the
lncation 80 the -n'd. 80 far q the Snsque-
hsnrn W. re vicoronslc pushed. Tho
| first nau'"A work nr 81 ort line, from Town
contour ~ tho Northern Central "a evil
IDENTITY 1o coroWic ine7sure Pv this con
uectin' nhrqn 'antrnnce into Baltimore
* NJ o. ecnra1 and the great OUTLAY
for Ian '1mnpes AID station buildings
adjourn 70 time whom the success oi
no rna NAV warrant the expenditure
Tho w0if Of location near to and east NJ
Rel Air will be followed at once nv ~
appl'cai ~ f'r right of way; and WI
trust thcro viii not he found In our county
one man 50 blind 10 his own interests n
10 refuse pll reasonable assistance to thii
much-needed road.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05
March WINDS.
KxTRAoRDISART BLOWING THE DAMAGE
THEY DID.


THEY DID.
Early on Sunday morning one of the
most furious aud disastrous wind storms
of the season visited this city and until
the afternoon never ceased. Signs and
window shutters sailed through the sir
and alighted in unpleasant proximity to
devout pedestTisns who had been turned
out for the purpose OF attending divine
service. The attendance at most Of the
churches, however, was not large, the
majority Of the people feeling more
secure beneath their own roof.
The list Of disasters was quite large,
among which may be mentioned the fol-
lowing -
Part of the lrop fencing around Union
NJ. z. Church was lifted out Of the ma
sonry into which il bad been set.
Attic farm Of Mr., Henry c. Townsend
on the Chrstiana River near lie mouth
the stable was blown down and the barn
unroofsd. Fortunately the live stock
had been let out Of ne barn short tan.
before
Al Third and King streets a tr,e vas
broken oil feT feet from lts root, and
the lamp on the post al the corner was
twisted of.
u
on the northern 81 rs blown down aud
anumber Of trees rooted.
Mrs. Taylor, living on Orange street
above Ninth, was seriously injured about
the head by the sign at the marble yard
on Market street between Sixth and
Seventh, blowing down and striking her
Her wounds were dressed and ,he was
conveyed to her home,
The brick wall surmounted by an Iron
railing in front of the yard connected
with tue residence of Mr. Wm. Bright,
NJ Eleventh street, between Market and
orsuge, was blown down Saturday even
Part OF The fence Of Col. H. S Nc
Combs residence, on Eleventh street,
between Market and King streets, was
blown down during the storm, destroying
part Of his hol-hopse'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

NOMINATIONS A. fnE VARIOUS WARDS.
The following nominations for toe
Board of Education have been made in
the various wards;
First Ward-Thomas johnson.
Second Ward -WilliAm Ruth has been
named.
Third ward-John F Frock.
Fourth Ward Geo. f. Rice has been
mentioned.
Firth Ward-Anthony Higsrs, three
years; Rodman Smith, TWO year, S. A
Nacaili.ter for one year.
Sixth Wmd.-l.sacJ j. Jerkius for three
years, aud john II Adam for two wears.
Seventh Wsrf.-Chiries Baird for
three years aud Howard VI. Jerkius tor
TWO years. c.. A, u, GfiH-ht" will be
an independent candidate for twn years
f ghtn Ward.-jumes T.. Nor ow sill
probably BE- rennmrale'.
Niutn Ward -Zihi FL ris, Jr., for
tire years aud Johu Palmer for Two
years.
Tenh Ward Pa, lex Meqar'iy and
Wm. D. D 1--we ae both mentioned for
three yeafs,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

To those who wish to read a temperate
but earnest paper, published in advocacy OF
wonan's right TO the ballot, and an enlarg
ed sphere otherwise, we commend The Wo.
mans Journal, as paper eminently fitted
to represent able and highly respectable
ladies and gentlemen who urge this reform,
and entirely free from the vagaries Of the
screamers who attach themselves to every
forward movement, and ultimately claim to
have won success for It, The Woman's'
Journal lie edited by Mrs. Lucy Stone. Mr.
Thomas wentworth Higginson, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe and others whose names are
a SUFFICIENT guarantee Of its having liter.
AIRY worth as well as high character.
It is published weekly in Boston at q. 50 a
year, and we say unhesitatingly that Il is
worth more than that amount though il has
consented to the vice OF modern weekly
journalism and offers a chrome to subscri-
II is not ebrs creditable TO the liberality
of men and women who believe in the
principles it advocates that the paper
should have been compelled to adopt this
iRdigaihed eApeaieat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05


New Orleans owes the pretty sum of
ss2, 245, 97s.
Captain Jack, the Modoe Chief, kas
two wives.
Next month Is moving time among
the reaches.
The Ottawa servant girls have organ
lied Trade Union.
-Dombey and son is London ia ilor
ing establishment.
Certain game is plenty out West,
seyen-up for Instance.
Prince Napoleon thinks Of starting a
cheap newspaper in Pars.
some Of our Congressman need back
bone more than back pay.
Canada has found new island which
Just swArma with beavers,
-AndreH jackson is a professor Of
withdrawing at Oshkosh.
Rev. Dr.. Cuyer never knew good
person 10 be ruined by SANDER.
"A Senatorial Committee in inois
has reported in favor Of abolishiug Grand
JREies,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

Frank Hahn, young droyer from Vir-
GINA, was found murdered on a lot near
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad De
pot, in Washington,on Saturday morRing q.
He had been, on Friday, to Baltimore,
where be sold several hundred dollars
worth of stock, aud the murderers are
supposed to have followed him from Bal
timors on the night train. When the
body was found the face was 20 dishgured
as to be scarcely recognizable. Que or
two arrests of suspected persons have
been made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

OVER A BlNK.-On Saturday afternoon
last, as a freight train on the Whining
ton ard Reading Railroad was running
rapidly refund a cu've near Isabella
station, two cars loaded with lumber
jumped the track aud went over the
bank, badly breaking the lumber. For
tnnately the caboose car which was behind
broke loose from these two and ST. * 10
the track, but rui ning against the front
cars the llagman in it was thrown against
the side and badly Lurt about the mead,
A large force Of men were at work on
SnnhnN nlnnrinm nMnN THE Mreck K.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

NUMBER OF ARRESTS AND LoDoKRs.
The following Is Chief Brady's report
OF the NUMBER of arrests ma lie b. the
police, and the number OF dodgers, during
the month Of March
Larceny, 49, disorderly conduct, A !;
assault and battery, 10; vagrsncy. 10 ;
assault and battery and attempt to kill, q
violation of ordinance, 5; DRINKS, 95
total, 200. Number sent To Jail, "a. Dogs
reg stored, o3i amounts received for reg
registering dogs, sos; amount received
for fines, Sos; total receipts, Sl63. Mum
Der Of dodgers, 1913; white males, 32l
colored males, 40 white females, "a
colorei females, 2.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

APPROPRIATION FOR THE FIRE De.
PARTMENT.-The city ordinance allows
bat $1,000 year for each company in the
department, which is insufficient for their
maintenance. A bill was prepared and
sent to the Legislature altering the ordi-
nance, nut did not specify the amount to
be allowed the companies, and the bill
was lled, probably never to be called up,
as Council was allowed unlimited power
in the appropriation.
A meeting composed of delegates from
each company was held at Washington
Eugiue House Monday evening, when tn,
matter was considered and an amendment
to the bill, making 1t read that apprOpri
alton shall not exceed $500 ordered t.
be forwarded to Dover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

FLUsH.-The Sussex Journal saws the
late Treasurer of Sussex county chad In
hand at the expiration Of his term office.
March 18th, the sum of $4,000 in cash, and
no county orders were remaining unpaid.
This is healthy state NJ the financial
affairs of Sussex. Mr.. Vincent has made
a anlendid officern
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

Lost FOR Twenty YEARs.-A few DAYS
ago an old desk belonging to John sohl,
residing in S'rouchstown, was being
taken apart. when upon examining one
Of the boards Of the top, fiftv dollar
bill on the Farmers Bank Of This city
was found, that had been lost 30 years
ago. The bill, which s Of the old denomi'
nation, was presented at bank and
promptly cashed Reading Gazst'e.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

SPECIAL DEPOSITS. the rccent
decision IN the eOnris Of Pennsylvania
that the Banks are resnonsihle for the
snecial denoslts In their vaults, the hanks
of this cty have been talklno Of refusing
10 take any such denosits. A meeting NJ
the officers Of the different Banks NJ this
city win shortly he hcl7 for taking this
subject into consideration and n Is more
than probable they will refuse to take
such deposits.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

CAvISe IN OF A SEwER.-During the
storm of Saturday, the ground over the
sewer, At Delaware avenue and Riddles
road, caved in, making a hole three or
four feet in diameter and six or seven feet
deep. The hole is between the board
walk and the railway, on that part Of the
avenue used for borses and carrisges. i
Is a very dangerous place and should be
repaired at once.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

KENT COUNTY ALNsuousE.-The state
ment Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF Kent
county, Just made, shows that the total
number Of persons confined in that place
Ia 14l. who cost the county during the
wear. S7,700.Se The receipts amounted
to S915 IS. VIM. X. Dickson has re-
signed the position Of overseer Of the
institution, aud f. T. Layton has been
.lected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

The following toast was proposed NJ
the dinner Of Tho ilreman's comranies -
"The ladies. their eyes kindle the only
flames against which we battle In vain"
The English Attorney General pro-
passes TO reduce the number of iurymen in
NIL evcept capital cases tn seven, and to
render valid the verdict OF majority of
these.
For the past five years an Indiana
woman has hid three husbands residing
within i've miles Of each ether and nobody
found her ont until last weok. People
mind their own business in that State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

CENTRIPETAL.-We have several times
referred To the machines driven nv this
wonderful mower and Of its adaptsbllity
I, the wants of farmers and mechanics
generally. Messrs. Wesley. Smith & Co.
have now moved to sos Market street
and have several additional machines
driven bv horse power, threshinv. wood
saving. planning lumber, snd the latest
novelty Is feed or grist mill. All these
can be seen in operation at sos Market
street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

IN ITS NHw QuARTERs.-The First
National Bank has been receiving calls
(and CASH in its new quarters. to-day.
and every body cosgratulates its officers
on the elegance Of their new place. II
"a. hevond comparison. the handsomest
hanking-room in the city. By the way,
we notice that the discount desk 10 the
most easily accessible OF any 10 the room.
This looks like a cheerful indication Of a
very liberal policy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

CAMP MEETINGS. Reh oboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association will hold their
frst camp meeting In July, commencing
on or about the hth day OF that month.
The Chester Heights camp meeting will
commence on Monday, August 4th, and
the Brandywlne Summit Camp on Thurs.
dav AuOuet 26th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

IFsTTTuTE ANIMAL MEETING. - Mr..
Joseph A. Richardson gives notice else
where that tho annual meeting Of the
members nf the Wilmington Institute
will be held on Monday evening next.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

WINDOW suApEs.-Mr. John Galbraith
for number Of years connected with the
paper hanging business In this city, has
commenced the manufacture OF window
shades In the fourth story Of the Tee
graph Building, Third and Market
streets. Mr.. G. makes all kinds and
every descrirtion of shades and furnishes
them TO the trade only.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

QUEER Eee.-A singular egg comes to
the Oxford Press from West Nottingham
township. VIM Gray has hen that
produced the other day a double egg,
Joined closely together a. the small ends,
the two na'ts being nearly CORAL In size.
and considerably larger han pigeon eggs.
Anoher s'ngnlar feature was the fact
one rart contained the volk and the other
the white. Nr. Crews hen ought to get
ont patent On this egg. as the separate
arrangement Of the white and volk would
be verv convenient for bakers and cooks.
- West Chester Record
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

DEAD.-Rev. Geo. W. Freelan, Of the
colored VI. E. Conference, sent to this
place to labor with and for the colored
churches on this circuit, died at Chester
town, kent county, on the 9Th INST
Denton Jnton
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

INvESTIoNs.-Dr. VIM. Fields IF this
city has invented a patent fre-ligbter,
composed of cope-sbaped piece Of
asbestos, with perforated covering Of
sheet iron or tin. This cone is dipped
into a jar Of coal oil, which. in n few
moments it absorhs, when a lighted match
is applied, and the cone will Immediately
emit large flame. which will, in an In.
credibly short space Of time, ignite coal
fir.
The Doctor has also invented patent
glass insulator for telegraph wires. II
consists Of solid bar Of glass, witt
holes through which the wires pass, in
sorted in solid frame which can h'
readily fastened either to the side or tol
OF a pole. He is also engaged in perfect
ing system of underground telegraph
ing, without any OF the appliances nov
used. Republican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

FIRES IN TALBOT Co., MD.-The dwell
ing house on the farm called "New De
sign" near Dundee, Miles River Neck,
owned by Col. Edw. Lloyd, was entirely
consumed by Are on Saturday morning
last. before daylight.
The dwelling near Bartlett's Mill,
Trappe District. owned nv MIR. Jno. C.
Bartlett. was burned to the ground on
Sunday week together with all the furni
ture Of Mr.. T.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

RELEASE OF Mr.. WIaeIEs. VIM.
B. Virgins, after his release from custody
BY the President's pardon was re-arrested
at the suit Of Tho Ulcers Of the First
National Bank Of this city, and required
to give bail for his appearance at Court.
DR.. J. A. Brown became his surety and
he was released. He is looking quite
well considering his long confinement.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

LECTURE SATURDAY EvENNo.-Mr. F.
H. Hoffecker delivered a carefully pre-
pared and thoughtful address on the sub
ject, Who are the working men, before
the Institute Of Mechanic Arts'' on
Saturday evening, to an audience which
listened with the utmost attention and
was greatly pleased Herewith.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

SERIOUS CHAR0B.--Jseob Trusty, COL,
was arrested for swapping pistol three
times at Frank Murphy, nt Eighth and
Tatnall streets last evening. Trusty and
Murphy belong to hand and had some
misunderstanding about the music whom
Trusty drew pistol and fired at Murphy.
He was held for his appearance at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Monday night
as the train due here at 5.07. from Phila-
delphia, was nearly opposite the car shop
OF Bowers, Dure & Co., a colored man
driving a dray drawn by two horses
attempted to cross the track after the
engine had blown the signal whistle.
The engineer seeing the attempt to cross,
shut oil the steam at once, and the
engine struck the shaft of the dray
knocking the horse down but did not
seriously injure it. The train when it
struck the dray was moving very slow,
otherwise the accident might have been
quite serious.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

EsoApsp.-On Sunday morning week a
worthless nsgrN, named John Parker,
recently arrested Mt Frederick for assault
and battery, made his escape from Dover
jail. Il appears the sheriff, AFTER Parker
had been furnished with breakfast. failed
10 properly bot his cell door,. which fact
the darkey noticed, and after the sheriff
had gone ont Parker left his cell and made
his escape through the hall door, which
was unlocked.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05

NVLN WHIH FVHE HET W7IE'
A correspondent of the Cecil Wing gives
an account OF the work of constructing
the Columbia d Port Deposit Railroad,
and thinks it will take ten months more
70 complete Il.