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The Ponnxylyanin O0nl Trade.
P1TTsuURuH, July G.-Abont 1900, 900 bushels
OF oual loft to-day for Cincinnati md Louis
vlllo. There IL good aage Of wator, and it ia
likelya large amount Of coal will get out on this
riHo.
, 1873-07-07
TURKEY


CoEarAST1Horr.E, July G.-The Sultan intends
to mako long visit to the Khodlvo Of Egypt.
, 1873-07-07

W. 8. KAUFMAN, 0b8Arver,
Room 70 N1aJor Block, Chicago.
, 1873-07-07
EMANCIPATION.

Correspondence lctsvcen Senator
Sumner and tho 11nytien Trosl-
dcnts
WAsn1NaroN, D. G., July 0.-Tho following
lottor Of Lonagc scgot, President Of tlle Republic
of Hayti, to tho Hon. Charles Summer, hau been
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
l SPEAK IN VERY BITTERNESS,
nv EMORY,


Written for the STATE jorRSAt.
IsPeslk IL very bittefness'f0r have deeply
The nocksry OF the hollow shriuea which
my spirit knelt
The weary hours, the restless nights, the
mind Ia tumult toss't-
Ambition. are thy gilded toys worth the
sweet peace they cost
Alas Alas for woman'a heart, IT'S an I'M
worthy shrine
To offer up spirits love, and, Oh, unnt for
mine
Yet, must I snll the phantom ssot, and
hear not Loves mild tone
Breathed from those lips whose tenderness
Itfemhle now to owns
And must learn to disAvow the feelings
OF my soul
To teach my throbbing heart to bow TO
reasons calm control
To look with enliness on the brow wher
Loves bright seal 10 set,
To turn from passions vow and struggle I
forget
Is tiis to be ny destlny-A life OF many
CarCE,
A smiling brow above the gloom my aching
bosom be1rss
This my reward, a Loneliness OF spirit and
Ui yearg,
No gentle hand my own to press, with sym
pAthizing tears7
How pale my sheek, beneath the chill
neglect has round re cast,
( Yet tiili must | my iste fulal and struggle
~ the last
I Aye, 70 the last, dissembler still, the toni
may not reveal
| NY loves mild form. nor dispRit breal
from the graves cold seal
I Auf II I speak IA bitterness, have I no
deeply felt
And trcmhied. lest in tenderness my achini
heart would meltf
And have bowed NE 10 the grou nd, beior
ambitions S shrine,
Oh, holy Love, warm, pure aud true, wonl
eOuld bow At thlue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
FISHING.


49,.
uIihrfy, where have YOU heen All morning
"nown AZ the pool in the meNdow-hrook
" Fishing 2" Yes, bnt the trout were
wary
uNFhv, look Al vour coatl You must have
fallen
your backs all covered with leaves and
moss
ftou bc laughs GOOD patured fcllnwi
Rad luck fishing makes most men cross.
uEeliv. the Wrights have celled-Wher
were youf'
"under the trees by the msadow'hiooK,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
A SPEEDY MURDER TRIAL
A Three Hours Trial Which Hung Mana
49, Qussr Charge


A most remarkable murder trial aud
conviction has happened In The Macon,
Gesrpia, Circuit Court, Judge Orr
(hrother of the late Minister 70 Rus'ia)
presiding. The whole story Is developed
iu the charge of tho distingnl, he'd Judge,
of which tle following "A an almost YER
hatlm report. fLe parties to the quarrel
and homicide were negroes as was the
witness whose testimony baRat instant
conviction. The.Jldee, after the ennvlc.
tiou Of the defendant, addressed him as
fol'owss
BIZ Lewis, tae duty ls now Imposed
upon me Of prouolncing upon you sem
fence Of death for the murder Of Ben
Calhoun. Your trial and conviction have
been the most remarkable have ever
read. You were arranged at O'clock
last Wednescay. A Jury from special
venire was inplncllrt. all the witnesses
were deliberately examlnei, the law was
expounded to the jury, tine arguments
1 fnr and against you delivered, and YER
dict Of gil'tY returned into Court at 10
IN three hours a after the case was called.
( This seeming extraordinary haste In dis
/ posing capital case caused me 10 remand
| You 10 prison Ia order that might thor
| Oughly investigate the facts. / am sat
isded that no Injustice has been done, no
error committed, Your ale counsel
have not even entered motion for new
tral. The most remarkable feqt4re In
your case was tic tcrse, sent ntious tes-
timony of the leading witness. The
whole case was de1ned hy him In the
ieNest possible words and wlh perfect
accuracy. The negro witness said
Bill Lewis and Bea Calhoun had b'en
alsputlng dnriug the week Sunday Bill
aud hi' friends went 10 church, aud Sll
tried 10 ret proof that i n had threat
ened his life; Ben told him TO 20 Of. that
he was an Internal sconudre', aud he
w1sld have nothing 10 do with him; BIZ.
repeated the question, and BIN gave thc
same answer Bill said all rights Bm
Went iato bis housn, and Bill, went lOl
yar1s 10 hi. shot of his glu aud reloaded
il. cam, back, and 10 the Gro vi around
Beu's door, eall; "L1ok out ~ They
scattered Bill arei; Ben fell Ban died
and only said Lord have mercy -
These We're the exact words OF th'
npl tterel negro witness, slowly Hn'
solemn y yutterei. ani Ia througo1 lur
room al tho judge upon the benci
shudiered as they ieil from his lips. TW'
Witnesses clrrOhorated the asstclope G
this one. AfineVorab'e condemnation !
found ia .he words Uf the witness; "Bli
fred Ben fell; Ben icG and only said
Lord have tgercy 20 The CchO Of ,hos
horrible words will be ringing aud gratin
liHtolgh the caambers OF the soul Ia you
diving h1ur, auI s1en through cterully
unless sslenced by the love ci mel 10
Saviour. Go seek your peace VITA INT
rLc sentence If the Court Is that you b
confined tili the l2tn day Of D cemhel
and on tha: day taken hy the sheilu :
ihe place " execution, and haaged u
lhe neck un q ylu are de4l, and may IL
Lord Lave merry Gu your soul.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
RETURNING LBTTBR3


Written ilr the sraTE joUsSAl.
send thee hack each rift and token
~ thine in happier davs 10 met
They remind me but of vows, now broken,
That once were fondiy hreAthed by thee,
There tsds a time. hsd NOT parted
With fne most fridiHQ rift of thine,
Bnt n0to-'yl d loue-tue hroken.hcartsd
May well all other gifts resign,
I send the back each lctter-elnwiny
Win love / thought could neper change;
Once iopdlV Wiz"d-now only showing
How tins Tho feelings can psitans0.
There Daa a fine hAd not battered
OF Hli send. one singla lima.
II all the wealth hy kings Ger eh1r'ered.
Ia fee exchange weie rendered mine
And even while thus return them,
So dear wHR once each line 10 me,
Though worthless nov. cannot bum then,
And sn I sc1d them hack to thee
There tgas time thought that never
save hut Vith ufe. with them IN pArt;
But time 'ha fnni-4t Ties will scveL
And Ian oui61si from thy heart.
send back sll-ayo. evary token
or thee ami love which once was mine, (
Save memory Of the vowa once spoken,
And would could hat. TOO, resign.
And Won h-vc lihcs once psnuei in glsdnesi
when tound youug iovo twinel hopes
Task en- uoi-'iwould drive to madness
This heart, TO look on thsm again.
7 ask hnt this-since with you stronger
Than love has ICY coldueas grown
That there may hc on earth no lonser
OF Whist has been record known.
would not TINT p single lima
SlAuid cv spetk of hopes iow tlightei
wou'd u1f thar ono vow of l,uu
We're lett 20 say by Jou twas sighted
And ainoe ~ last cen iec must part,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

An Indianapolis paper says lhat " one
3f she p'ominent members OF The Young
Me,'s Christian Association, one day
week before last, was called upon 10y Two
children who told q must pitltu. story
,bout their mo her being dead and they
being entirely without IRE and fooi. he
accomranied the children to their home
in McKerusville, and sure CROUCH he
found poverty looking room,
ia " nlch was coGiu, aud therein the
T jfn Of QUO whom he supposed htd hreu
a woman arrayed iu the habllimenis OF
the grave. He left a. olil aHd some
change with the children, and, saying he
would make arrangements for their com
fort, he left the room. Thinking Of some
Thing else he dssh,d to tell tue lutte ones
leh4d been H1seut bnt a. tcT moWelt'
when no reformed Judsc Of MS surp 1T
on en'eiirg the r1om which be hgd Jus
leit to d acovtr tLc supposed corpse siiun.
up in N. coihl cOulung tae money IL
hai given TO The children"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
Nrnnt Is sold 1or Hoy.

In New York city porchasers Of hay
often ind 10 ths interior of hales large
stones and bnsnels Of seed or chat aud
on the hickory bands, which are always
twice the necessary size, large, heavy
i,nots, skii.fuly turned inward and hldoen
b7tle hay. Small buyers are compe LED
10 submit to this iIaut OF ihe hu' es1
countymnn Who packs the hay, bat tae
loss fills heaviest upon livery men whc
purchase larle quantities. 1uese usudll
hnv from contractors, WHO Aic bound /,
furulen "a good article. Keepers OF small
livery stables nose stock Of hay IS eX'
hausled ure compelled IN buy on ih'
whnryes. A bale weish'ag from 2i1 Z.
2sJ h frequently been fjuad 10 conlaii
80 to % pounds Of eiones, sucks, wires
and s,rd or chat. lus, at 81 90 Al hun
dred, S3e4 is paid for a bale weighin:
l40 pounds which contains but S2.5'
worth of hay, The superintendent o
A. r. SteWart's stables in Amity street
Ne. Yorl, city, says That Vne-tour,h o
et4ht bales of nay received gu saiurds.
| lss; from well know iced stcie va
! troffrltaz
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

Inlls receut spuecn nt cie-gow, on bis
installation as Lord Rector OF me l. nj
.,.,..t, trc~. raei said: l. mas
been my ioruue TO be he les~-.
slOase Of Commons oi ore Of the efcat
lulu cal parties in the State ior lve-and.
twenty years, and there is no record,
btlievt, in the Parliamentary history OF
this country OF the duration OF leader
ship equal TO 10. Thers have beer In m'
time two iliusuious inst,nces OF ire
great parties being led ny m 81 elln mt
m.a. O4e ~ sthe iustttcc {, slg h}'ert
lltl, who !cd the tury party for t'-- eeh
years, though uuturtunateiy IL twice broke
asunter. 7ere was also the Instance OF
uIe vic Is stlll spared TO us, aud VINO, /
nope, may be loug spared 10 Us, t0f Nc Is
the pilde of This country, as h1 was Inc
homur of the House CT COnmous-Lort
Joua RlsseI. lie led one of the great
parties Of the State 10 the House OF Com
mons fur seventeen years, though AZ lfsi
4 n -upvcd out OF hi. hands. Do not sup
hose Tor d m meut that / am maklrg
tue-e ohscrvat uis as anl boast. Iht
reason tuuL have been abe 10 lead d
rnry torso lnug Il period. and under CIR
clu.st5uces sono ut III ,uiy aud DIS
cDnraYen cut, is tuat Tie party that l lead
Is really tue most generous aud moSt In
dulgen. p4ty that ever existed. c4nnol
heip smiling sometimes when l hear tn'
constant inlimali0us that are given by
tbo,e who ars in the feciets VI the p4lt
lc,l world # the extreme anxiety Of th
C1ueervauve party TO Htt rid OF my eer
giccs The fact is the Conservative part
can oct rld ui NY sefvlc, whenever int,
600 tlt.t i=,I ffrt Al ou that flfy wish II
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

Bulwer sAys taat poverty is On y an
idea, in nine cases out OF Ten. some
men With ten thousand dollars year
sun r more want Of means tnan otheTs
aith three hundrrd, The reason 10, the
richer man has artificial wants. His In
come Is ten thousand, and he suffers
nough from b,iug duuned for lnpaIo
debts 10 kill "A sensitive man. 4 MAJ
Who earns a dollarA u day, and who does
nct run in debt, is tie happier o; th'
lfVn. VERY few people wno have neve
bseu rich Nulbeli,re this, but IL is true
! There are thousands aud thousands viii
/ ,r,uce,y incomes VINO never know a mo
] meats pegce, because they 1--we beycu'
their means. There Is really moie IN
! nnppmess in the world among those VIII
arc called r.en.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
HRARTsEAsR
NJ MRS. N. p BRADLEY.


OtAll th" honny hnes thrt ol1W
~ nllBut "i cl"tls WeH'N'F'
" ga the MOWERS 'Att onlnc Nnh 70
he Mhole twSite mon rs veg ther'
his u ltie lufpl' ptnsy nilt4a ,-..,,
.....-,-
hsd liitic lover once,
" %" N=Ha 2" give Ain pnsios
II. eye were uiu" hs hN to!"tAs'
HIS hNs We're irN g. roses,
ana ufN,i1 uNN iYN't 90 NtHiar
,,... ,,,,
I ne Ei'ls " ~ "tHt 20 aohuNl "liH me
/ Nh"' az l' irHl..s sitte"tA'
[ bgeAuse he " utnt me iuyAl.y
ms nlfs'bt PUN anu pe ieneA
ana n,"Hl at .ie , aonr "oN!l wsit
nrbe,. eonlin't s9o''--vyith nout and tlnR =
,'rlenivhfv t4selastiou
Aho5t tho 1ttlo unb.uo,ud thing
I sro,pi" surh adtniratlon.
A A tasro v;eren't a dozen GIRLS
WAN A's@' -sS' "A'
,-.ut., -,,..,s,,.t az tbor
'-IV WE A'.lM ,.,.', q, VI ~ ,i,,.i'
~ "a ID" N','' 80 f.,,, tsr
why Nile .'''1" 'l'. ''i o'
i', -. o., fhtsg
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
roisoIlsprisOnment-Its Costs.

At Montgomery, Ala, Friday week,
,be lay, !u the eui. Of ep- aket Parsons,
of the Alabama HOUSE OF R.preseuistives,
against Judge Busted, OF the Uuted
: ates D.sr,ct Court, flr false impftson-
ment, rendered a verdict for Paisoas OF
$1,000. The sui. grew out Of the en-
deAvor Of g member named Hunter, al
inc last session Of the Legisla,ure,to have
new election ioF U. S. Senator. When
Egntar made ths motion be was ruled
ont of order by Parsous, and, refusing io
steuced, wss sairesle by the Srrss-nt
at.Arns Huuter thereupon sne1 out a
writ b. fore Judge Busleed, charging Far
sons With con.piracy, and Parsons wa
ARRESTED by order OF the Judge, bat st.o
] q hearing wac released.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
TIE TWO HOMES


NV home was seated high and fair,
Upon a mountains sifei
The DAY was longest, brightest there
Beneath. the world was wide.
Across lts blue. embracing zone
The rivers cleaned, the cities sh0ne,
And over the edge Of the failing rim
saw the storms in the distance dim,
Arm the cash Of the sOundless thunder.
pu. vearv erew IN. shatp cold wine
or winds that never = So 'soa nina
The chsugeiess green Of NJ
The gray and olinging mist,
A hove the granite sprang no bowers,
The soii rave low ami soan'less n'wersf
And the droue and din of the waterfall
Became q challenge, teunung faIi
"iTis faif, 'tis fair in the valleyt'
or all the homesteads deep and far
NV fancy oiung TO one,
Whose gable burned, a mellow star
Touched by the sinking sun
t1nseen around. hut not unguesseu,
The orchards made a leefy nest
The turf before it was thisk knew, -,-
And the bees were busy the garden through
And the windows were DARK with roses
utris happier thers. below" ! sighsai
The world is warm and near.
And closer love and comfort hide,
That cannot reach me here
Who master is must be &c hest
He'll share with me his sheltered nest
II down the valley should 60
Leaving the granite, the pines AND snow ,
And the winds thatarea rs keen as lanees''
wandered down, by ridge and dell;
The way was rough and long; -,
Though earlier shadows round me lellt
cheered them with my song.
Tha worlds great circle narroWer grew
TIL hedge and thlcket hiA the hiHe'
Hut over the orchards. near AZ manu-
/ y "a Hhmmp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

The fog in London has inspired Charles
Warren Stoddait 10 ask DO you re
alEs what this fog is They cal ta.s
pea soup day The whole toNr seem.
.r!uscd with a thick yeloS cloui that ],
50 dense aud seems TO fail from the eavcs
# the houses aud block The very streets.
The wind has changed within the las
ew hours, and the smoke that has poured
out Of London aud ,raveled up the eoun-
try for twenty miles has recJ.led, and is
coming bach on US 10 tremendous volume
Meanwhile we have been smoking TO a
considerable extent al home, and tn
combination Is more than the lungs OF @
free-born American is used to. Without
exaggeratiop, have been Nheezing this
forenoon as though | had The asthma
aud as we felt our way alorg the diney
wells of London town, our tyts emar
/ ng, our thiolts bsrLicE IS thongh VI
/ uad inhaled some gas or othrr, locke
up towards the imaginary Z < ish sky
and saw Il thing that looked like 4 rsc
wafer, aud knew lt was the London SUI
and then l began 10 realize that the log
of the tourist was not a fable, and thal
l probably the half had no. been told"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

The Daubury Mars says I'VE have
received a request from m anxious
mother in Brooa6eld TO write some verses
.bout her little daughter, who is very Ill.,
We should like to do it, bu, We cant
write pottty. Besides, We dou't see what
b,neft cur poetry would be 70 her sirA
GIRL, unless she thinss The reading Of y
would Induce the patient to loos mort
hopefully upen death"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
Mo Cnhnn Insnrreetion.

ngtle dgtal.cd acen Lts OF the opera
lions caiii,G W o etrct by ths C1nau
tlrc,s uahila. the toHia Of SANTA O,uz
mud ,lauzlai.tO we a'c stabbed 10 lLaSe
the Increasing stleEg J. and dtthS o'
ths Insurgents. In the earlier peflod ol
ihg wprsucl an event as the auacA ana
.,ci, pf n sarr!-cned aud fortified town
WA, nlmcst uuhnONn, the stna.le-l
Sn.ulsh glrrisous " ere able 20 hold tuell
uNp again.t their inexperienced enemies :
INIT n1w the circumstances are hitereoi
and the Spanish soldier huds himself
unable 10 core In the open I'D Win lhe
NO, whom few years sgo az despstd.
The temporary occupation ut towns mas
t,,nll.d ,Le l-,biu tuc-s 10 obtain nCI
/ lone iuurit.ons OF wa, but susl ttntr
suualias "a were most useful 10 thsn'
. rhi, fo'icv hns piralyz Il the Spanish
auil orhs s ami compelled them to 81
tlyiIeuu tarir forces that they can ~
irnprr IN leitake import operations IL
m. dld. Attuis moment INC eonitnaiu.
parll,s hAvr ,h rK'd tneir foss, "hu
nom being hlniet fuAiivts, the CnoHh'
b,ye assumed an asgressl's lllo'e
which has already produced tue D-@
results ,.,,. ..,..,..,o IA.
h4r.isn aud devotion shown ny tue Ia
surgeuts 10 The suddenly hopeless s.iuSs .S'5. .
tbey have waG unaited against llc'
Spinish oppros5ors, and we nope lue uh
ls NOT far cista.t when tLc ANT ',", 'yH
qovrrmcs. wi,i pat Itself In accord VIZ. VIZ.
7,,h.ie ouluion 10y ADOPTING YSorou
ioilcy In de,ling with SPAIN lac u'!
, bnrous war ct races must &c oroushs
M, Cnt, aud mis- can only 1e cone W y.
armed /, terveuiiou Of the Lniteu 1t','I ~ ,
" ,1r.'d 10 eolns.-Nsw York HsfG'd,
,v.,,arophv is 10 bs taught in Il
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

NAV. nav. dearest Alfred" said Clara 90
sweet,
ct cannot ndopt your suggestion,
Tis charming to see such duck at ones
feet.
Hut marriage is out OF the question.
tive promised Sir Peter; he's three times
my age,
Rather grumpy. and awful yellow;
nut his book NJ his banker's-ho showed
me 4 page
Were it yours, you dear penniless fellow
uNow pleeac not to seowl, but behave as
you should
The chanccs Of life are all reokoned
when anything happens 10 him, II you're
good.
Como and ask me to make you my sesond. '
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

A citizen OF s.. Petersburg, Russia, l.
said to have overcome the ditn n-uiti,s IL
the way Of applying tue magnsto electro
light 10 the purposes OF general ilunina-
ton. He has constructed a mach'nc,
rotated by three. horse power eugine,
which, he declares, can keep sev,ra
hundred lamps gong, the Lights hei.e
regulated BY simple coutlivance
Hitherto the Waut OF steadiness has beeu
Objectionable, and was caused oy is
dependence on the uniform proximity OF
Ivo CARTON points, which, wheu heated
by the current and exposed 10 the air.
we're really burnt away. In this invcn
tlon only one piece Of charcoal 10 leces
.arv. THIS Is connected with the eltctc
magnetic maeAine, and enclosed in u
| lltss tube, fiOm " hich tha all "a eX
lrscted. Tue tube Is then 6lled with gas,
/ which will not combine with the charuo'
tt high temperature. and hermiuca J.!
sealed. Oa the machine being set D.
motou The charcoal become gradual y
ans equally heated, and emits u suf.
steady light, which will burn at Il,
bottom OF a mine, or even at the bolton
Of river, as readily 40 in stieet lamp
and at about one-hfth the cost OF cos
gas. The discovery is Immediately 70 b
3, sted Ia several Of tho large Conilaen q
cities.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
IHU. h -WE0eIILs
Chairman Reliance COmmittca.

~
Thursday evening, llth lost, aud the
CHAIRMAN Of the Water Wllch Committee
said their letter Of the 81 inst. vas bind
iny and in accordance with positive in
structious from the company in regular
meeting assembled. The Reliance
COMMITTEES replied that their com
many would no. be pterared TO squirt
IN the day kamed in the letter uf Deem
ber Q J, but would ngres that the coutesl
should come oil some day this month. u
is hardy prvuable that the trial will
come oh AT all, a. the extrsne limit OF
the Water Wilch Company for the match
expired Saturday.
THO water Witch Company nov
consider that theirs Is tue CHAMPION
engine of ihe Department, and say that II
any o. her company is GcsirOus OF co t,st-
lux for the belt, they mus. move Fret in
lAe matter.
ran WATER WITCH COMPANY AND THR
sIL=BY AGENT.
Mr.. Bernard Bosch, agent for the Silsay
| steam Ore engine, las, month visited
/ Chester aud exhibited - the authorities
there his eng,uc, saying at the time II
/ Vas more powerful than any other engine
! ia use. This statement coming 10 the
knowledge Of tho Water Witch, they
promptly challenged him aud offered to
/ match thelr engiae against MS for 5000
i side. This challenge was issued On
/ November 18Th, since which tine Mr.
Bosch las no. Deeu heard from.
Nh. pHLLtPs' oupiNASor INcREAsING TaI
FIRE lrPAETMEsr APFRorRtATiuNs
Edfor Of State J5urrq all see from
YOUR report Of Council proceedings 10 las
weeks paper that -ir, Philips iuiroducet
INTO Council at its last meeting an oidi
nauce reasganiziug the Fire Departmest 81
az 20 pay The companies Sl,bJJ instead o
$1,000 as heretofore. This Is a move In thu
right direction. but does not yel meet th'
! wants OF our Fire Department, The SAINT
gentleman sometime slace introduced
resolution asRing the different companic
Z 10 send Guuncil Al estimate cf what amoLu
tt would tsAc 20 run chem during tn
COMING year without asking donations from
the citizens At large. II = remember col
rectly the Delaware Fire Company sent al
estimate Tor y oS4, saying II had take
that amount 10 keep them going durin N
mast yesr. Now u II took that amount Z
G run them last yesrsl 800 viii not he.euoug
, Z lor the cuu4iug year. Docs Mr.. p. inten
/ ! payiug all the companies tie sane amount
= | Tit took :lo10 TO sustain tie compsuit
o when they had no horses will a 50i 10
now thRt.they have ttcm? ! think not, an
a would like to know OF AR Z. u he can kee
J. a pair OF hnrses and pay a man 20 driy
o them for sl012 Anc companies that hat
horses should receivd At least 5000, Il VI
n useless loT any OF the companies to sel
their estimated to Council II thst body
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
The Union rnrnlshins Company

Some time ago we copied from the
Western Rural Of Chicago, a slip reflect
ing on the business management OF the
Uuion Furnishing Company OF the same
city. We have since learned that The
company have sued the publisher of the
Western htsrcl for Libel, damages s25, 900
They claim tuat tho attacks of tho
Western Rural are false aud malicious
aud claim to be doing a straightforward
legitimate business, and fllfillpg all con
tracts with their customers. AS to th'
fact OF their shipping goods, and tina
these goods are taken out by their cusio
mers and paid for, they refer u the ex
press compauies OF Chicago. There are
evl6eauy, Two sides to tie question.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
JAMES ON ELL
s. q. TA2EwkLL,
ALEX. iirEsT,
L. II. WESTON,
80 AZ ~ - ~


A week later the above was answered
as iolloHs;-
WumfNGroN, Dec 10, ls73.-MR JAMES
O'Nlt. Chairman Of ". ". Commtttce,-
DFAu SiE The Reliance Committee viii
meet YOUR committee Atti kellauee engine
house on ThuGsday evening, Dec. llth' 4S'5'
atTtS O'Clock y. N.
Yours respectfully,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

-pho,ography Is 20 bs taught IN 'hs
e,rlsi blgh school IN Boston.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

Richmond papers pittifully entreal
the buszards TO come there and In mercy
TO the suffering citizens scsyeDssr th'
streets,