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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21
James & Webb.
THK FiRM's DIFFICULTIES ADJUSTED
TUE SETTLEMENT COMPLETE.

THK FIRMS DIFFICULTIES Adjusted
TUE SETTLEMENT COMPLETE.
We learn that the firm OF James Il
Webb, printers, statloners and blank
book manufacturers, have entirely COM
pleted their settlement with their credi-
tors on the basis agreed upon some time
ago by the great majority of the latter,
and the house lie now In u position TO
carry ON business with Its accustomed
vigor.
We know we but speak the common
sentiment OF this whole business commu-
nifty In expressing our sincere pleasure
and hearty satisfaction at this result, for
this establishment has become an abso.
Lutte necessity to our business men, and
had IL been compelled to suecumb to the
pressure which threatened its existence a
gap would have been left which It might
have taken years TO ill.
We have always believed that creditors
consulted their own best interest In
agreeing to the liberal settlement which
has been finally completed and we doubt
not the concern, freed from the harrow.
ing anxietios which II is a wonder did
not utterly paralyze the energies Of all
connected with twill put Itself on a safer
and sounder basis than ever before.
Our personal goodwill for the firm
makes us rejoice In this, but our regard
for the business interests Of our city
makes IFS rejoice from other than private
reasons that this lourshing manufacture
ing business is not TO be broken Gown, and
our people driven once more irto send
ing printing outside the cly-for W thout
saying word against any Of the other
Establishments, we eau say unhesitatlngly
that If this, the largest Of them all, had
been broken down, the facilities for
printing, binding and blank book manu-
featuring would have been unequal TO The
dpmaud
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

Sheriff Armstrong has been, under the
provisions of the new law in relation to
sheiifIs' advertising, offering publishers
an opportunity to state their circulation.
The proprietors OF the Gdzef'e ard Com
mereial each refused point blank to give
any statement whatever. The proprietor
OF the R7ub'iean testified that the aver
age united cirtu'ation of his weekly and
semi-weekly amounted to 2 900, he claim
ing the right to give the aggregate eireu-
lation of both as be would put the
advertisement in both. We bad Just as
we'll add the circulation of the STATE
Journal to that of EVERY EVENING. 1t
is not a practical question however, and
Is never likely TO be. The proprietors oil
EVERY EVENING complied with the law
fully, giving statement of the number
of papers issued on each day for twenty
five issues prior TO the request made OF
them by Sheriff Counting them up we
find that Its average circulation during
the term specified was 4,sC4 per day, ard
as the only other publisher who dare state
figures at all, falls about two thousand
short of this, aud then only obtains hi
figures by the combination Of the circn-
lation of two papers, we think the
judgment Of the Court that shciilIs' sal, s
must legally be advertised ia Ever
EVENING Likely to stand.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

Some kindly soul writes 10 q Cincinnati
/ paper; ] was much Interested zone
weeks since at the remark Of a irirn liy.
Ing IN the suburhs of the city tlat, wueu
he left home early In the moulrp, Doe
thought as many rs two hun'fod birds
were cLirpng and singing In the i'U-
around his home. j nek d him, "li "
do you account for this seeing th.u Dig
so very early In the season, ard tue SNOW
scarcely gone from the GROUND We
replied, 81 love birds, aud delight lc +
tie little songsters, aud for this lurio--
purchase refuse grain at cheap rate, nii
arrange shelves and convenience 'r
feeding on the trees and fences. b. these
means l am always surrounded with
birds, early and late" Now, the puiIu..
Of the writer Of this is to propose Iihe
acts aud like pleasure TO other and %
those having little spots Of waste land Goo
plant hemp, tulflONer, rape, and nilr.
small seeds (the expense Of which r''d
not exceed fifty ceuts), and then th 5.
too, can fed and enj ~ the presepcr pl
the early birds, which will delight 60 'i-t
aud spehd their summer days around ts"
mansions Of their friends. Particularly
az this time, when our own Acclimsl ~.
ton Society is spending money and eiiut'-
so literally in introducing European birds
OF song, is it too mucu 10 ask all WIN
would encourage the enterprise to hall
feed the birds Plant your little seeds.
watch the gradual growth, keeping Va
mind the aim to make home and It's sur
roundings happier and 10 teach the I'M,
two-legs Indoors to care for and trrtt
kindly the little two-lees nut of doors.
Feed, feed the birds. Al will be the
happier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

The Criminal Court at Washington, is
just beginning a new term, at which
there are to be nifty live cases tried, five
of which are for murder aud line for as.
sault with intent to Kill Judge Near
thur, in addressing the Grand jury, said
such crimes seemed to be eIidemic
throughout the country. II certainly
does seem so, and until good many OF
those possessed Of this devil cease to
cumber our earth with their presence, We
move that the discussion Of the abolition
of capital punishment he postponed
Still the certainty, rather than the
severity, OF punishment Is what det'
men from crime, aud oue such verdict az
that IN fr W - case, will counter
balWc th",G..trra dozen executions.
About lhc, 8 accommodation for capt
ial pund hW.ut, after all, is the comfort
able certainty That that man Wiz do nc
mere MURDER
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

IiAi OFFICER ITO MUCH INTOXICATED
9" fhuCEEp-nE FALLS OVER TUE
CORPSE AND Is SEVERELY INJURED
'"tNcllMAN QUINN Is DEPuTlzRD
tp Mold the INQUEST.
Wtdutsda at 10 O'Clock .Henselev
Ma-s' y, coloied, "A dissipated wretch.
who had been spending the evening ~
the S. Nicholas Hotel, on Second street
near King, fell from the chair on which
he was sitting and was Immediately re-
moved to the cellar door on the outside
where he expired in few minutes.
COrener WinslOw was notified and an.
peared upon the scene, so intoxicated
That he could barely navigate. He
walked up to the corpse and fell hcadlopr
over it, face down, iuj uring himself Sc.
vcicly about the head. lie then left for
his Motel, without making any disposition
OF the body at all.
u would have laid there until this
morning doubtless, had not several gen
titueh boon Informed of the matter.
Councilman Quinn, late in the night
proceeded To the Laiay cite Hotel, where
the coroner boards, to get him 10 bol a
an inquest Ou the body or have il re.
moved from the street. The Corouer was
found lAlug ON the entry floor of the
lhlrd story Of the hotel, bleeding pro.
lusely from the wounds received by his
itail. lie was IN 10 condition to hold an
Inquest, for he couldn't bold
himself, ~ he deputized MI
Quinn to do the work he should havs
been able to do himself. After r, ceiyirg
his "comnlssion," MIR. @. summoned a
jury, Obtained The services of DR.. Jones
nhd the body removed TO the Civ U,li'
and at . O'Clock next morning held Ibe
Inquest, the jury returning verdict
" HAT the deceased came tofhls d.otb
liom he eilcrls Of intemperance. -
We give publicity 10 all these facts
SIMPLY because truth and common dscen.
ey demand il, and because the public are
entitled to know that one of their servsn,s
nniis himself by lnordinale drink 10 dis
charge The dntips ofthe important office be
has been elecel and sworn to mi win
ndeity. This Is rot the first time he bas
hvapacllnted himself by drink 40
perform his duty promptly and property,
hut we looked over his former Offences
hoping his friends in the tntnrs
would nc successful In persuadlng him IN
d" better. They lave failed, and M
Nuslow sgain shows his total untitne.s
for the office. The task of writing tb,s
article has certainly been an untleas.n,
one, aud has reluctantly been di- CHARGED
Bu duty and justice ard d, cency al N. 90
dcnlidtd Z. Now ii Is apparent To III
what Nj Wlnsiow should do-Res gu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

crime while acqul'ting him of any guilt,
they would have occupied very much the
same position toward him that the AdVsr-
iser assumes toward them. For ourselves
we speak the voice Of the people OF this
State when we hold these twelve men
guilty of a deliberate and awful crime.
The Advertiser does what 10 other pa
per has yet done-lt says publicly that,
"it is limited that the jury was packed In
"ihe interest Of the saulbury's." 1t
says, however, that 1t does not believe II.
II certainly has been rumored that the
Jury was packed, but this is the first In
lima ton we have seen that II was in the
interest of "the Salisbury"
The Gazette is wonderfully sarcastic
about this trial, and urges the passage Of
a lawto prevent people who kill others
"in selfdefence," from chopping their
limbs off and sklnning them.
There ia a fortune In store for the man
who will invent an astrlngent fly paste.
The nntl.parkers have been free to AZ
sert that the advocates OF a park wanted
it for the purpose Of enabling them TO
display therein their handsome equipages.
| How do they account for the fact, then,
that all the committee appointed to OPP
| pose II, are the fortunate possessors Of
one or more teams1 The equipages
which would be most freely displayed In
the proposed park, would be baby
coaches. propelled by those not able to
own a horse or even pony pheton.
We see II stated that Ga Philadelphia
" shlpbuilder" proposes to'weld together
instead Of riveiing the plates and frames
Of iron vessels, so that they shall be
without seam or Joining. It sounds to us
like very Wild proposition. Maybe he
a wooden shlpbuilder.
PIT burgh wants an exposition, and
the Mayor has called a meeting Of ciii-
z,ns OF Pittsburgh and Allegheny to
consider the subject.
One Of our corresponding severely
attacks the position of one of the couu-
eel In the railroad tax case that the com
panies only claimed the rights Of individ-
uals and e"jcyed the privileges accorded
% individuals. He certainly makes out
very good caseS but The Individual
rights theory is not the ground on which
the law was declared unconstitutional.
From envy, hatred and malice and
" from all uncharitableress Good Lord
deliver us" should be the burden OF
Tie prayer of all of us, but we know Of
a number of people who had best lay
aside all other concerns and devote their
individual attention to the eradication of
hese devils from thelf heart.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

The Lewes market is ovelrm with AL
kinds of Ash.
The fruit grower, held festival at
Milford recently.
A Miidletown hen has Just laid " of,
egg within an egg"
A harvest home is to be held at hentuh
about TIE middle Of July.
Strawberry festivals down the STATE
have been numerous of late.
The people Of Lincoln ARE 10 celebrate
the Fourth Of July with n picnic.
An abundant crop Of wheat will O..
harvested this season about lcwo4.
The tracks o. bear have lately he1n
found in portions Of Sussex county,
One man caught % sturgeon on the nn
Of one tide recently at Delaware City.
The drought has been disastrous 10 the
strawberry crop throughout the State.
Smyrna is to have grand Hrlehls VI
Phythias demonstration on July 10th.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Delaware
City are troubled with sheep. killing dogs
WOrden " Evans launched a schooner
Of $50 tons at Smyrna Landing on sati-
day.
A hoy has been injured on tlc Bouiln,
Hook Road. This is the first accident ,u
the new line.
Rev. A. d. Davis will make his aurnd
excursion from Harrington to Lcwe- OH
the 25th inst.
A Delaware City blacksmith rummri
eight cart wheels and finished them ui
in nine hours.
Peaches 3ai inches In circumfcrcnc,
are to be found on sewoll G.. Bigg's farm
near Bridgevillc.
About Sl9,OOO Wcre used mp In PAYNE
of the Bombay Hook railroad men nhoai
Smyrna last week.
sewell q. Riggs owns peach f.,m
near Bridgevllle, from which he eXpc'.
TO pick 10000 crates of Ilale's cara
peaches this season.
The first religious service Oh the Rptu
both Beach Camp Meeting Associations
grounds was held Sunday week.
The supply steamer Fern was engaged
last week supplying the light houses on
the Delaware coast with oil, stores, Sc.
A strange bird, supposed to be of ihr
Condor species, was caught on the beach
near Indian River inlet, a few days ago
tIAnother form was pied in the Sussex
Journal office last week, and In conse-
quence the paper was belated two days
A deposit of iron ore on the farm Of
John G. Clark, near Kirkwool, Is now
being tested to see If 1t will pay for
working.
Midshipman Henry X. Pennington Vi
Dover, for some time attached to the
| South Pacific Suuadron Inns reaipnpd and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

+-AN" f1o Nhlehbo rust June AAAHt
terrific tragedy was enacted this
morning at Ainsworth Station, in the
town of Hyde Park, about eleven miles
from this city. 1t was not conflict OF
arms between desperate mep; il was not
the work Of the bottles red eyed demon (;
no murderous hand was uplifted to STAY
with deadly blow or heart-p.ercing bullet
iell oW,being but woman goaded to
desperation by come real or imaginary
wrong at the hands of her husband, de-
liDerately proceeded to a deed that will
send, Ike a charge of electricity, a thrill
OF horror throughout the entire commu-
nifty. When the sun rose this morning,
its light, though obscured by dark and
threatening clouds, revealed wife and
husband at that thriving suburb engaged
In domestic turmoil. Before the orb Of
day had cleared the skirts of the horizon
the husband was wiieless, and a horribly
mangled corpse, so mutilated that Il lost
all semblance OF a human beiug, was all
That remained of the unhappy women.
The following are all the facts that could
be gathered -
Al an early hour this morning a man
and woman, residing at Alnsworth,
qnarrelled. The woman, angered beyond
ENDURANCE, put on bonnet and shawl,
stating as she departed, "Good-bye you
VIII never see Inc again" She then made
her way TO the depot, calmly set down on
the steps of the platform, and awaited,
apparently without emotion, the arrival
OF the morning express--a train that did
not stop At the depot. Il came thunder
Ing along at full speed at the usual hour.
The woman arose as she saw the steam
ing engine, firmly braced herself, aud,
when the locomotive was but short dis
lance from the depot, she hurled herself
upon the track and was crushed ~ an
unreeognizab!e mass.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

A. Pniaide, Nevada, James Oldfeld
WAS murdered few days since by a man
named Oudi-t, who stabbed him eight
time. The murder was done in presence
Of o dleld's wife.
In Rutherford county, Tenn, a colored
man, iRmed Woods, feloniously assaulted
a white widow about three weeks since.
She died Of her injuries last SATURDAY.
night, and on the same night Woods was
lynched by a mob Of so men.
A. Thomdike, Is miles from Belfast,
Me-. farmer named Almond Gordon, ht
wife and infant daughrer were found II
dayhreak Monday murdered in bed, and
his son, aged six years, was found fear
fully wounded in a crib in the same room.
A blood stained axe was discovered neal
the bodies. The house had also been sel
on fire. A younger brother of the mur
dered man is'suspected of the crime, and
under arrest. Il is said the tragedy was
caused by dispute about some property
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

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you cNentu"liy hd 10 the farmers rro-
80 "sauS's. mons "huNe mtniiorcd.
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.n"1e away WIN dozens OF fine animals,
! onu disposed oil them 10y the clipping and
Soio'ine process sucl was his dcNttrity
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a ~ amer having olee PASSED through
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rom inc county jail IN lNi2. Ii now
turns OUT ttat She was the Wcaus OF
SHuSlhs MS u'h'h' The ari taa- lea to
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

WILMINGTON ~ KEAnING RlItnnAb
CHANGE OF TIME-SuNpAY TpAtvs
The Wilmington & Reading Railroad fl.
Sunday viii commence lunlng a Snnls, ,
train between here and Coatsvillc H..
train Will leave here at s.45a. m. ma
arrive at Coatesvllle at I 05 a. m. Re-
turning, will.leave Coatcsvllle at $50 nm.
and arrive here &C 6 90 y. m. Ills Mil
afford those who cannot get T. dril.r M.
week splendid Opportunity tn snlni
Sunday on the beautiful hills or in he
deUghlful valleys of Chester comfy.
Ihose Sunday excursions We're pleas M
anhlrs last year, aud will be no less eu.
joyable this season.
ditiereuce of 10 minnics has baan
m 'de In the running time Of the train.
between here and Raading. TINY will
leave and arrive 10 minutes sooner than
usual.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21
OUR VIENNA LETTER.
The Work Of Completion stiIl Going On
Brief Description Of the Various De-
partmonts-1he United States and
Spain Alone Closed.

Special Correspondent CO OF the grArP JousNAl
vienna, June 9Th, 1873. - The yreat
Expedition still struggles toward com
pletion with the prospect Of being entirely
ready, If all goes well, about the end Of
the month. rs formal opening on the LIST
OF May was rather the opening Of the
premises than of the Exposition itself
for at that time the confusion of prepar.
alton reigned throughout. But dly by
day order has gained upon chaos and
visitors are coming, thosgh In numbers
greatly disappointing the expectations of
the exhibition share holders. as we'll as
the thousands of Viennese who thought
10 make little fortune this summer by
the letting of lodgings. But this makes
II all the more roomy and comfortable
for those who are here, and SO let rs
stroll through the main palace and see
who and what Is now ready. 10 this
building, which Is considerably more than
bali mile In length by an averaxe OF
six hundred aud fifty feet in breadth,
every nation Of the earth that chose to
accept the Invitation has It's separate ap-
polntment Of space.
Entering at the west portal, as we come
up from the city we find first, upon the
right and left, the areas assigned TO
North aud South America, the c0ultrie
represented being only those of Brazil,
Vtnzuela, Uraguay and the United Safest
none OF which have yet been able 10 pu
their contributions In order for the rec, D.
ton OF visitors, those of Uraguay moi
having arrived. The other South and
Central American States with Mexico are
entirely represented. Canada appears
elsewhere In the British colonial d-part-
ment
The space occupied by the two Amer.
leas at one end Of the palace, "a lust
about equal TO that Of Asia and Africa AT
the other, the vast area between being
devoted 10 the nations of Europe. A sim
pie diagram will best illustrate these pro.
portions as well as those OF the building
itself, the areas upon the right aud lef,
being each about one-twentiCth Of the
whole, and the United States occupviny
about tiye-sixths Of that devoted To-
America.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-21

The LaGcasie. EndHiler says; Jane
Hopes, residing in West Grove town
shi4, Chester county, is indeed a remark
able woman Tor her years. she Is 10 the
t2d year Of her age, and is IN the habit OF
walking two milrs 10 do her shopping at
tie township store, returning home the
same day. Last summer she attended
picnic, aud, fred by the music of the
orchestra, she took her place IN the
quadrille set, and danced as nimbly as
the nimblest maiden on the floor. She is
all yivscily aud good humor, and retains
her iaeulsies 10 very remarkable degree.