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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

1875 I'm Sabre 1870, auf 8ayeru
7460 Ceesen $500, auf @drtemberq
342l (ae0en 34iO.) auf Baden 1886
(aeaen $500, auf oas Glla6 1853 (Se'
gen $500 u. I. 10.
@ir fndpfen bierar sun. S9lub ein'
feline Muswanperunes>S cene, Die aus
GoniB in @efpreu6en. 80. Mdrl BE-
rt9tet miro "Webrere 6unbert Menz
laen batten f& ssaern mad Dem biefs
een Babnbofe bessben, un, Ter Mbfabri
zines eroben Nuswanrerersu9es mad
Mmsrita bei;uwobnen. Die .3abl be,
Nusmanoerer betrus seitern $50 unit
bsute SO. llnlere aon,e @essparmerie.
oeritdrtt pur@ bic polBiten unp Na@t'
pd1ter. bate fi@ ouf rem Babnboft
ein8efteut, i'm RE papiere Der eeute ei>
ner Dur&f@t 3u unterwerfen. Adt
perionen. ndmlid feteu junse 9eute,
lie tbrerM ItdrpFiat ni&t sendat Bat
ten, unb cine Dienfndo@en, mel6es
feline Dienfbsrrl9aft bef1oblen, wu,ten
serbaftst. Das sab Elm 9ammern unp
BebAaeen Seitens It: Mbreilenpen
uno Ter 3uridtleibenbeu. Gin GaQ
erreste ausemetnes W'itleip bel ben,
publifuut. Der Sobn elmer @tttpe
NIT 5 Rintern, DE ibre 6abielteteiten
prfauft bate, UNI f9 bas n5tbise Ret>
ltssle au perlaaHtn, mubte 9leidfaus
3%uridblsiben. Sbne ibren Sobn> bic
etn3ioe StiBe, tpuQte bic Wutter nt9t
abfabre, unb blieb nun ebenfalIs bier.
Etc BiQete bis Berlin tpareu bereits
sel5st eessleiden 10 9blr. pro perlon
al, ben Auswanrerun9ss Meenten CUR
l1eberfabrt ibsr's Weer se3ablt. Das
9eaablte GabrssIo sebt ZEN Nermiten
uerloren. M5Se rteier Sail anceren
Nuspancerern CUR 8arnuns bienen."
Die Berliner ~Nat.z 3ts." beri&tet
Die Musmaueerunsen mebren fd ME-
Ger in 1dredenerreeenoer Weiie. Die
9ebrter Observation-Disclosures inb
Don Musmanperunsslufiseu jeBt iDtez
Der fat td9li9 lberfaut. @anse M5z
bslpaser pp0, tte ais per1onenpasen
~Oienen, brins,n bic einfisen Nnwobner
gamer Srtiaaften, D6rfer uno @ebSftv,
meifens eeiunee> trditise @eaalten bei>
nerlei @el9ledts, binaus auf rieSabns
bSfe pdbrenp anrerlsitS oft sanje 5use
Der Berbincunesbobn oieielben Gem
au9e Der 8epobner 8erltns ent5ieben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@ntanclunaen setabrt ,purrea, pc'z
trdst fa f&leat NIT ter Gbre Der Ser.
Staaten. @ie tic Sa&e ieBt ftebt,
bleibt tein anrereS Mittel als Musrot>
tune Der sansen 0anee, welde ila an
eem blutisen 8erratb betbei!ist. 6ier
bilft rur BE a0ernuhorddli@Re 3ldtis
euns. Sc bantelt fi@ nun UNI eftras
flung Der ians0en Shat, tpenn eas Nn>
febsn bee Staatee niht fir INNER bel
bie(en @ilben pernidtet .percen iou.
@ir baben f@on n,an@e Snpianerfrieee
aebabt, aQein Elm folder, 9eaen etne
6aneuou Meniaen, no oue llnfdlIe. er>
aeust purcen, ii bod nod ni@t Rage,
weIen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Der - anberer +.
Seben gle ni1L pab G9 aamdbli@

Seben gle ni9L ba6 fi9 aamlblid
in ibrem ShooBe Meinunsen, Soccer
perbreiten, bic nidt blob ries Deer jenea
MiniReriuu,, tiele ODER iene @esicrun6
leneern tts @situidaft felbf unaSufur,
sen, Ge in ben @runope1en. auf renen
Ge eessnwdrtia rubt, 3u erl@1ttern per-
m5sen? unp slauben fe ntdt, taf
lol@e Meinunaen, BADEN iie erft einmal
Dursel 9efast flno fe erft etnmal tie|
in Die Ma0en eecrunsen, frlber ors,
lpdter, i1 ,psib. niat mann, t@ rpsi6
ntdt, tpte, aber fiber friiber ober lpdter
Die fur@tbarfen Nepoluticnen bertei>
fdbren Das, meme 3erren, 1T msine
titfe lleberSeusuna. Sd CLAUDE, pab
mir CUR 9esenndrtt9.n Stunpe iibe,
etnem 0ultan f@lafen F; ID bin tief ra>
pom dterseust."
1te1e erniten Dorte oerbaatert ; II.
3~epelution pe, 1913 CAB panr, bic
sernebmlide Mntwort.
llnp jeBt ieben mir nidt cine nod
sr56ere Corruption ber@apitalifencla6e
pte ia lelbf in rem, ~iolioen" DeutlA>
LAMB NIT ibrem @rlnpuneslawinpel
aud bic Grbartfofratte mitreiet? Ser
bauen ni&t aud jeBt ale Mabuunsen
persetensy
Sa nod t'sbr. @eil 3peimal Der
'@ulfan, TN SUM- 1913 uno i'm Mdrs
1871 bic B%oursepfe Grantret9s in
.S9rtden lebte, aber letnen 9robenNuS>
tru9 nod nidt beeonnen bat une ,pie>
Der idweist pesbalb miest i1a bic Ga
pitalmadt auer Qdnrer In Sidnbeit
unb tanst ibren Reisen Ger Corruption
fort.
3b5ri6te &6aar, welde nt9t abnt,
mas fir &rdfte fhlummetn rpel@e
Gen @ultan purd fldalides Glidmerf
~ s%erfopfen iuat UNI f@ freut, penr
fie pie aus elmer tleinen Spalts bersor>
j9laeenpe repolutiondre Glamme erltidt
iiebt!
TbSridte S9am! @ie balo rirp
Die @eltsel9i6te ibr @edt f~oroeru,
miro rein lraum Der Sidsrbeit famin>
Den !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
N1reen@ anbersr.)
Gprreippnbenz3 aus Hom.
Nom, bon 81. Mars 1873.

Nls Nahtraa bee Sbnen IN meineu
testen Buihte esa,eleetea 9ebeimen
@onERoriuns fence i'd Sknen nod fol-
oeuce mittdf Bresss aetna6ten Grs
nennanaeu: Gum Gr3bifaof pom Nas
,ience i. p. l. Der kohwirrtse P. 8eea
@ausAan aus Der ensltde1 Gonsresa>
tipn Der Denepiftiaer; Yrier res Rio
aers ia 8elmont ; sun, 8ii1Uf BON 81
perpsel per prieher Betnore S'0eiQY';
gum Biiacf ron Meparf. Neu SerieY
in ben 8creinistsn Staaten Mmerifae,
Der Yrieaer Gbosles s9san Sesberr
gum 9ilhof pom Sasannat. @ecrsien
in hen Scr. Stpaten Ger bodwircise
P. Biuiam Orus pom Ter Congregation
hes Maerteilisisn Grl6iers gum Bi<
1bpf Yun@ rasi0neppli i. p. i. her prie,
jtsr Grmarc Sabre NIT eleidseitiaer Grz
nennuna gum &cacjntcr uno tlnf'isen
Wadfolaer res Mnisr. So. 8surset,
Bi{hofss Don Wontreal; gum Bifdof
RON Ncramitse i. p. i. Der bo6warci8e
P. 1aurin DC @ubecourt, nit 9leibiei>
ticer Grnennuns sumAuriliar unp einz
aieen Nadfelaer res Npoftoiilden Wi@
fars Don @aaee in Mfrica, tes Wons
1ionrrs @abelm Ma6aja, Grsbiidofes
Yon. Ga1Ia i. P. i. .
I'm %. Mdr; empfns Ger 81. Satst
cine ,oblrei1e Msnee pom Grauen aus
zen, gSAt in Mupien3. unter aneeru,
ipra1 ssr 81. 8ottr in feiner antnprt
lter rie 6.brder, u,s fo8te, oab bic bs>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Ser Snbianerfrie9 in berHdbe
bemrtbeilt.
ST. PAUL. MINI.

ueter BE Stelluna, wel9e bic BUN.
beS>R esi1uns eeseniiber Der Meeoe.
Banee einntmmt, eiebt Der v@dliforni1
Democrat" nadRetenoes 1Aarfe, abe,
in ter Wirfliaieit b~esranrete lrtbeil
at, tncem er fast:
Die IdmadppQe @el1i9te Der letz
ten Mcnate bat 3u elmer Gatafrppbe
9sfdbrt bic bes san3en ieitberiaen Ser
baltens pdrci9 1T. Gin l1nre9t sesen
bic Sneianer bate BEN 8riee er,euet,
unb bic corrupte R~eierYations > @irtb>
faaft bate cielelben Golsen sebabt, wte
f9on bunrertmal pcrber. Gobalp aber
bic Snoianer nit Gen MaTen In Der
9ane tem @taate i~bertanesn,
mar IS bic etfe YRidt pie Nuturitdt
ne6 StaateS III patren. Sc banoelte
I9 nidt mebr I'M Ne9t pber llnre6t,
1pncern tarun,, bic Madt Der 8eb6roen
3u unteraiiBen, rie iber &e9t Deer I'm
redt> Ter sdbfbllfe seaeniibsr 3u ent>
f1eteen baben, es banrelte I1 UNI Zen
S6us ses Birsers, melder an Dem
eeeen bic Snrtaner peribten unre@t
unfaslri9 1T. Sdcn ror ;wei Mena>
ten bate man ZEN Snbtanern bas ein<
3iee ultimatum ,usefeut, peldeS fi@
nit ter @Grre ees StaateS uertrd9t
Elm ultimatum rer Milpe uno 0er15bs
nune, weldes ile mad elmer aneeren
@eeeno perpi1anst latte, reldes alip
rem tbnen ;~usefleten unredt2ednuna
true. Gin lpldes ultimatum muete
aber, trenr es nidt aneenommen purce
aueenblidlides 6anceln i'm @efolse
baben. Die Snpianer tparen BON Dem
Mueenblid an nur nod @ebellen. Mlz
leir, Ter S%noianerfries mar einmal Der
2ieferuneen mesen ssmadt, unp mubte
nun i'm Sntereflt Ter 9%ieferuneen bin
auSee(drben trcrcen, uno 70 babsn pir
tsnn ras ldma3sple Sdaulpiel elmer
ridt enreu trpuenten Serbanrlune, Il,
Der bic Sncianer %pabrbaft ibren Spptt
nit Der GriepenS>G ommiflion trieben,
bel Der jeter Sag BE Gristens Commit
fare ldderlider madte, 1pdbrene un9e>
Rart fort ssliefert wurre.
llnlese Qefer wi0en, ea6 her ern,ors
rete General GantY often Die 3utdnoe
tacelte, tte ZEN Snrianer>@ rapoQ ber>
beiaefabrt. eap CT fir nerl5bnlide 8or<
{@Idae mar, toB ct aber, fobalo oielt
nidt %aneenomnen ,pureen, tas ent@
faierenfe 6anreln felt Woden uerseb>
li@ anempfabl. Dae cas- pc6enipiel
Der lebten @e@en ZEN Sncianer NIT
8era8tune Dor Der Jpn sesendberae<
benpen Moat erflllen mubte, 1T naturs
lid, bic @&lub< Gatoitrepbe 1T nur bic
Golse rieler 8eradtuns. Gen. CANDY,
einem her madsrltsn Sff3tere unierer
Mrmee, tparen tie fdnre 9ebunrsn,
,rdbrenr bic Snrianer ibren Spott
nit ZEN @ummiHiyen trieben.
Mah bebanrle tie Snrfaner Bere9t,
man treble fe ni6t our 9erjmeifuus
burd Grpre6unaen unt @ewalttbdtiss
tetten. @ean iie aber Dem Staat NIT
ben @afen in Der 5ano sesenaberife>
ben, seise man Grnft. Die san;e Be-
,pesuns mare i'm Mnfana fat obns
Blut.ersiesen ~ erfiden se,psisn, cbne
tae man n5tbts sebabt bdtte, cine tleins
Mrmee "a oben III oerlammeln. Wan
bat aur anti elmer fleinen Banbe Al
tbun, Der nur nurh bas u%nSerantport
lidfe Bensbmen Ger Samm selawol=
len. Das Sen. Ganbp, Der an oieieu
8enebmsn unidulcis III, etn Opfe'
.purbe, III ju beflaSen, pab 1900 Manr
@o9en Dor elmer fleinen Bance upr
taum 40 Snrianern feben u1u6te1
mar faon etne barte prifun8 fit Der
, mtlitdrilaen Self ote Mrt, wte BIZ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Mbernrals Bic MmS,panbermna

Sbne unterl9ieo ber pplitil9en SIR
hung brinsen bic 3situnsen aus
Deutidlanp fortwabrenp Minbeiluns
9en iiber rie iasts i'm Da4ien besrifene
Muawanperun9.
Der bur9 Die m~aGenbafte NuSwan>
nerune berbeisefabrte Mansel an Nrz
beitsfrdften auf Dem 9anpe pi,o sseen<
pdrtis btiproden, idreibt etn reu.i@es
Blatt. in lebter i3eit u. u. Don apei iebr
b,peutenrm 86rperlbaften, ron Dem
9anpeszS dsnomiez Gouesiam unr BON
BET Genera!perlammsans res Genralz
psrtins rrsapreueil@er %eanrwirtbe.
Greeres, tres&ss liG fhon ~pieutrholt
nit bsr Nrbsterfrase beiddftiet bat>
faete an, legtsn Sage fsiner piesjabriz
gen Seilton aah in Bstrsf elmer Ser
mebrsne Der Arbeitsfrdns pur9 8eurz
.laubuss Don seeianetsn Wili,drs mdt@
reno DIR Grntesit BEN Bafblub, feiu,
Entertaining fnr bic bieaer BON pen
10 ilitGsbeb5rpen e%rsrifenst MaBreselt
.sarsutban uni pie GrwostuHs aus3u=
ipre9em. pae aua ferner 8eurlaubun<
gen ppa Wannldaften res Disnfftan>
Deg pasreno Der Grnte;eit sur aasbllfe
sri ldnak1en Nmsiteu ffamfnaten per<
ben, loueit es ras wilitdri@e eGsntere6e
ee}atte. Die beaeihnete @eneralper<
lammlprg penrsts itrcn Slid aud auf
We MusrpancerunS rur9 welGe her
eanrpssbihaft furaaufeno tereatenpe
Srafte sut,osen percen, unu faese fol-
genrea Yefdlub: ID oura' Gers Ni<
SITTER far Die Observation-Disclosures Mnz
eeleeeabeisen an ben 3eiasfauS1er eis
ser Massra8 3u ridtsa, posin .eabsno,
nae pie3ud,dnre Ger ua& Nuertta aus
sfrpaneartsn ceutlbsn Arttter fsftens
psr perttssn Goniulatt unp nit Silfe
uar9 risieIben ~anssfsIter surerlaaaser
@eente,s acknowledgement erforldt, uno
ra6 unNadli9e> nah ret @eimats au>
Interchangeable Muswanoeaer (paseen
ssbl ndd,s siele auhufnrsa iein)' auf
Staatstsfen SuraGbsf6rpert pescen.
9n lsbterer 8esiebuns wauidt nan
miali9R sine Musuabl DON ais tiaAtis
%one.fanntsn 2euten aus Strfdtepsnen
aytiitn Su trefen, WA eeltlben ais
Ninth usmanoerunAsapefkl uirtea 3u
laFen: . Al, Die 8esieraaS fol- Elm
Antras seri&tet rrercen, unaeleBls5en
Aeitauone1 Der Xuswanprun96osen<
tn in jerer Beiie entBegensutreten uno
Die a%reisbeb5rren nit BEN entlpreaens
Den Snfruttipnen ~ oeykben - enc<
LID fol- eiu Nntras on rem 0ei6stas
aeri&tet rpsreen, ete 9resen nebelfance
in Grwasuns ~ sieten. rie ras 6reis
sasief.iteseles nit f@ fabrt. uns insz
beionrere pur9 aaeerwei!ise 9efebIids
BeRimmuneen III p%erbinrern, eas yeute
NIT rers pollen Dswuetiein, ibren Ser
pfidtunsen in Ger 5eimatb ni@t na@>
oefcmmen au fein, a%usmanecrn plrfen."
Die sswaltts bic &uewaneeruns
aus Ieut1Glano fi@ lhon jebt seita'tet,
,eioen DE paNaeicrliften Ger ceutiden
Dampfer. llnp rod bat bic eisentlide
Belt rer MISUNDERSTANDING nod
fauu, beeonnen, 70 cab idcn jset am
aenommen rperren bari, bic o%tesjdbrisc
Nuswanreruns perre Die aaer frlberen
Sabre nett iberFlseln. SIN sorisen
Sabre betrus !. .. Gle NuSwaneeruns
nur iberBremen 80,418 perionen, unb
ciee 3abl bat idon Die aler 8crjabre
~lbernieasn, pom penen 1884 nit 56,S75
uno 1867 nit 1891 NuSwaneerern
Die bB&fen 5ifern aufwetien. auf
eie 9an3e preu6ilae Menar&te tanen
POI, ben 1872 Gber Bremen austpans
psrneen periouen 1925 (se9en 24,>
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
Real Eseafo IN, WIlmIngtOn.

The heavy amount Of tax that Is required Of pro-
perty holders in this city must have TIE effect 10
deprecate the value, for paying investments, at
least, II is often remarked that property Is sold
ON Market street for larger sum than it will me-
yearly six per cent after the taxes and insurance
are paid. We do not know that this is true, but
whether or not, there seems q constant and steady
upward tendency in the value. This is somewhat
astonishing to most persons, especially when con-
trasted with the aals of real estate in the rural
districts. 1t should be remembered, hoWeVsn
that there is constant accession to our pcpulA-
tioh from ernieEation from other towns, independ
ent Of the natural increase Of thirtyAvs thousand
people. How long this stats Of things will. last
no one can tell. But the constant increase Of TIE
by the City Council, through such eztIava-
CANT aud useless outlays, as the recent purchase d
buildings for city hospital, must produce
change. Had half Of this money been expended
in making carriage road to the Delaware, few
years ago, we would now, no doubt. have had q
many arrivals IN our city from persons living ad
jacent to the shores of the River In Delaware ant
New Jersey, who continue to pass to Philadel
phia, on the steamboats,, as are brought here p.
either the Wilmington and Western orW Wilmingtoi
& Reading Railroads, while the amount Of countr
produce received from the same sources woul
have kept our market supplied with an abund
ance of fresh vegetables ps well'as added largel
of fresh fish and meats. Thus the cost OF Twin
would have been kept cOFrespcndingIy low |; an
We would have increased the trade on MarkS
street, and in many of our minor manufacture
largely by sales that are no1 made In Philad'
phia. ro flt ggI 20 Dll4dA !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
The Fsrmor,s rraao.UnIon.

OWing to the rapid growth Of the Order ef
the Patrons Of Husbandry, the headquarters q
National 1la Eil soon be removed ffo
GeorgetoWnto W flon, where the secretary
oflca. will hasesoar q localed. Vince ne ~
insfaut lata6t $50 tpf rillnale RIangf have
been ptgSAlzsd, MAklnE the tOtdl ngepet
grange I'M obsralian 40 dats, Oveg b7ogs wllp
70 sggtegate men 6tfship Of abouAA 81, ,OOe
The order seems to be growing mc.t rapidly
10 the States Of IoWa-Which now has 1,76O
grangea, Missouri. Indians, Illinois, Minnesota,
Nebfsska and WiscOpsia.y Ip ge7pQnse to -.
que gfrom different Stats, sdyerSl eddtiohal
general deputies have been recently aant out
BY the National Grange 10 organize subordinate
oranges. There are ~ presant State oranges 10
Arksnsap, CaliIofhia, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana
Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, MinnesQta, MiBaiagIpRl
Mipsouri, Nebraska, North Catciina, OHIO
s9u.h oOrolipa, .Tsnpessses Vermont and MiS'
consin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

Ex-President franklin Pierce always spent
few weeks At Caps May during the summer,
attended BY his faithful servant Peter 4 "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
WAaurNQror,s MAsoNrt RAnK bal ppPuTn.-

WAsHrNGToE's Masonic Rank IN DDPUTB.-
A question has just arisen in New Jersey Masonic
circles aa to whether Masonic scaTf recently sold
ct MorriatoWn ~ Wsshlngton's was ever IN his
possession, ana os 10 whether he ever rose higher
than the a'blue lodge" A Mr. W. P. Parker, OF
Newark states that the clleEry rod scarf in ques-
ton is the same worn BY Royal Arch Masons, No.
Of New York, .'blde lodge" but pFevileged TO
wear cherry red scaris bscauie otits age ana q lne
durirS the revolutionary war. Past Master II. ID.
Walker, Of New York, Is Mr.. PaTkeF's authority.
Hayden, q Masonic authority, declares Washing-
tom never rose above o blue lodee. Meanwhile The
scarf hos been taken IN and done for by County
Clerk hefotd, Of E,sex. he paid his money for It
and Il is cruel to say il Wasnot worn or owned BY
fWeshlngt9n. aii 'aa alSs 'ig.t 1850 ~,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
The Line sharply Drawn.

While the Conservative party has its doors A.
ways wide open to everybody who may choose to
come in, In good faith, Il has nevertheless, no
compromises TO make with Radicallsm. The line
between the two parties ls sharply drawn. Their
policies are distinct the one from the other IS
darkness from light On this eide al are white
men On that Side there are but few who are not
negroes We are aiming to retain the State govern
ment In the control Of our race; they arc niming
to transferitt to their own ana those who control
their own race, The issne is clearly defined. The
negro votes against the white men. The white
man must therefore vote against the negro. He
who stands on the black side stands with the
black men he who stands on the white side
stands with the white men. And there is no mid.
die ground between them.--RichmOmd Enquirer
The Conservative party Of Virginia should NOT
hesitate one moment. The only safety for all
the people from being plundered as ruinously AZ
Florida or Louisiana, is in the union of the white
votes and the defeat Of the negroes and thell
white allies at the polls. The surest road to safety
is the combination Of the white race. The ne
groes themselves ought to haye discovered fiji
before this time. Wherever they have given sue
cess by their votes to the carpet-baggersi inIur!
to all classes has resulted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
A Fmr scHoOL.--Ws havsOa our table lhe

A FINE SCHOOL ~ We have on our table the
"Thirty Second Annual Catalogue Of the PEN
niDgton Seminary and Female Cellsgiaie Inr
sutule Of Ghe New Jersey Annual Conferences,
Tor The year ending Juls 1Oel,II 1873 !, The
school embraces male and female departments
and all the higher branches are thoroughly
Taught in, each. The graduates this year num-
beFed ten. The students during the year we're
39l, showing very large patronage from ya-
rious sections Of. the country, indicative q .
very Aourishing institution. We are told that
unusual care bas been taken 10 selectiIg the
faculty which embraces ten experienced teach-
ers Among them we fnd the name ofouI
old friend and former toWnsman, Mr.. Charles
Grobe, who stands at the head Of tn6aicsl in-
strucors, and as such has few equnlsanyWhers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
The Shops Of the Reading R.R. 90

The shops Of the Reading R.tR. 90!
Some months ago the managers Of the Reading
Railriad Company had OontrOEersey with the
City Of Reading, and some discussion was raised
over proposition to remove the shops Of the
Company from that City. Some idea OF the Talno
of these works to a small inland tOwpy that Is
noted more generally for its lager beer and "pret-
zsIS" than anything else, aside from the eonse-
quence given by its railroads and few small indus.
trial estabIishments. may be forned from
the magnitude Of the works a. dssrribed below,
which we gather from q report madsby Mr.. Cole
man, Of the Ledger, who was one Of the invited
guests that accompanied the citizens Of the little
teWn Of Old Chester 10 Reading, aisW dAtl
ago. Chester is very desirOuS of having these
shops removed to her limits, and one Of her citi
zens made bold to soy so in his remarks over thu
champagne dinner the Reading Railroad Company
(nOt the City Of Reading) provided:
"The visitors were conducted to the shops Of
the Reading Railroad Company The fEst visited
was the rolling mill, one Of the most eomplets
and extensive works In the State. The mill and
buildings connected with il occupy about seven
acres The rolling mill proper e 4l3 BY go feet
with two wings, cne Of which ia 90 by 100 feet
and the Other. 90 by 80 feet. The roof is 65 fee
from the hoor % the apex, and Is supported BY
large number OF trusses. The motive power d
the mill 10 obtained from three large engines each
having 4O-inch diameter cylinders, and eaeh Ar
supplied with o hy-Wheel 80 fest in diameter, AM
weighing 10000 pounds, There arc twelve sin
gle pudding fulnaees, eight heating furnaces ant
two Ee-heatlng fuTnacsl. At the prseept tim
there are about 800 men employed, and the pro
mum. ''f eti''. W isfit Z
The car shops Of the Beading Railroad Wer
next visited and much admired. The main hho
is about 700 feet long and 30 feet wide, wit
wings on each sids over 90 fset wide. Here ar
employed about 900 men, who turn out one net
passenger car q week, besides doing ell the repair
70 cid cars. Inthe machine shop and fonndr
neatly 1000 men and boys are at work, aud in I'D
dtion to repairs to engines, from ~ to 26 new lc
comotiHes are made every year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

TIE DAILY GAAsr1R is puRlished svSry aftenoon'
except Sunday at 40 Market street. and efrve ~
carriers to subsoribet1 in ~ pdrtS Of Wilmiaton
and the surrOundine tow and viIlaE@. fce piz
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly SubscribVrs
IS in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established lleA,
is the largest and most douriahing weekly the
State md has q larger oitcnlAtiDn thAlany other
on me 'Psninsular, Ruhlinhadi stoly Friday morn
ing at 81 year. in advance. .....,.tss-. b.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

f..T u.4i e4t-H13l. -ie
j. 2iF .r5peg ai.9 q. -. l--.si 7l..aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

HEAVY BANK DEFALcATIoN.-T The Brooklyn
Trust Company suspended on Saturday, in con-
sequence of the discovery Of deficit in the ac-
counts Of the late President, Mr.. EtheIbert g..
Mills, who was drowned on Tuesday iaat. The
deficit is stated at 100000, which is 100000 in
excess Of the banks capital of S5OO,OO0, and its
surplus Of 100000. The statement is made that
Mr.. Mills committed suicide. Subsequently to
the suspension Of the bank further defalcation
Of $4,000 was discovered in the accounts OF the
Secretary Of the Trust Company. D, ohauncey,
the acting President, was on Saturday appointed
Receiver. i4i q -.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

A wRk1FKY STocx RAEsER.-W. W. Hollister,
the wealthy stoek-raiser Of Monterey county, Oal-
iforna left Ohio for the Golden State twenty years
ago, driving with him eight hundred sheep. His
neiohbors thought be was insane TO enter upon
such q foolhatdy undertaking; but he persisted,
and after year upon the road, and enduring all
manner Of hardships, he finally reached Califor-
mia with three hundred sheep remaining out q
his original fock BY care and good management
each one of these three hundred sheep yielded
Sl 900 before itdleds or tctal % eS0olOOO. Thia
sum has since bss ihcFeabSd to SS,OoO,COO, his 60
tilaAted wealth Ct present lllIabU0N shl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
NEW GROCERY STORE
! f-yC9fl Lflg T.IGnf GTfId Glj INV I'D pl7l7i
So ". Cor. Fourth ana Market Sc. y f
-tla eag MR. Aff,,1n4ol5t NM. 4 e. * ig

.gc e-s WILMINGTON DEL io,i5 li1l.
ESSN The undetsienSdy respectfully an a3R
nognges to bis old friends and thes-fHf5
7s public generally thathe has eomDlet-
Cd bis Tlsy store, and hss0psn With stock
) T6ROCRRIEs SUGARS AND MOIASsIgS, y
LoEeriugpruaAe Branulatea and pulVoriz0d Sugars
ts sv eOlts white aqd,e GeeBugargs L9Hi A0l q !
-, Syrup and all kinds Of Mplaaapg. q .4f.3 q
Old 0OYerhment Java g0fIe6, A,RgRiFa, Maricaibo,
Rio. Green and Ia ited Cot "a est Black and
Green Teas, White and He'd Wheat Family Flour.
new Ruekwheat, all kinds ofpREas Spices, Saro;nes,
Mustard, Pure FOliYe. oil, Walhnt, Mushroom and
Tomato Catspp, EnGlish and American Pickles. Jal-
Chocolate. ysfm1eSilI MaSsEOsL WasAsht Soap Ia
SantS, Raisins, Oitron, AkmpFe,a Mince Neat Dried
Peaches and Apples, Ofanberfies. BfoSms, PaiI ted
Bucksts, Brushes, Sperm. Adanantine and Taiog
CQgdlqa, end al articles usually kept in well as
SOftss GROSSLY Store alspa fPRlpHs az Hx IspSE
WHLnlTSGTON D4s1si vs. ANY,
Is5Orangb street, sssd
cpe1aAllS OmsEtO ~, n: n ''' mys.sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21
WILMINeTON. DSl, Jaly aI, Isgs,

OF. JOansor, EDIEOa AnD PHOPamEoa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-21

Miss Alice johnson, Of Kansas, has opened
q barber-shop and gives her personal atten-
tion to the shaving Of gentlemen.