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The Japanese mt Fable.

rom the Itr EltSf.
II brond Ia tho staff Of life with Europeans 10
Is rice with Aaatcs. Il is the staple food Of the
people, md with little soy or pickle, or sosno
other simple condrnont, Ia ofton tho only food
Of tho lower classes in Japau from months end
to months end. They do not rejoice in the
knives, forks, aud spoons of civilization, nor
use their fingers like tho East Indians, but they
uno couple Of skewor-like sticks, which they
call hdshi, md we cnll chop-sticks, and uncom-
monty doft1y they apply them to all the neces-
only aftermuch practice u,ld some can never get
tho kuacls.
1t is strikingly curious to see them cat for tho
first time. Tic rico is brought up in o bonusi-
days consumption It is "a often aoryod cold rs
hot, and the n,oduR operaudi ia as fol!ows: We
will suppose it il simple meal Of tho simplest
clnsseB. a srnali table ahont to II itclcs
times in tic middle Of tho feeders, sometimes
ono to each peraon. On this table aro two or
thrco small diBhes,--porhaps one has some sices
Of colt fish, another aolno pickles, lily root
green ginger, aud horscsadlsh, aEolhor a littlo
soy, an: 10 on. 4 n1nid-seryant fills small ba-
sin, about Tho Hlxo Of q breakfast cup, with
Gozeu (rice) from tile tub, and offering one to
each porson, it is taken in the loft hand, and bo-
ing hold close to tho mouth. the contents nro
thrust from tho basin into tho mouth most
cloyerly; oycr aud anon thero is II pause to
take alica Of the fish, which IL rendered moro
palatablo by being dipped in tho soy. This. with
m occasional peek at tue other little dishes,
forms tue ropast. Ofcourse, richer people have
richor food but although Bomesi1noa their meal
consists Of many courses, a,d oil beautifully
soryod+ thoy take only peck at oach and have
considerable interval between the courses. It
il unusual to drink with the meal, but little
wa, water sut1lccs at its Close tile rchor folk
taking IN occasional cup Of sali-wine made
f1om rlce-betNeen timcn.
II tho food of the common pooplo is simple
| in tho extrone, the entertainments Of the ricl,
aro sometimes masterpieces OF artistic excel
| lenco, both In tho preparation Of tho food and
| in it's display. Sometimes tl1e guests may sit
round n scenic arrangement as Of o luxuriant
| islat.d or beautiful domain in potto, all the
! il quito unique, und different from anything
| soen elsewhere.
, 1873-10-12

THE AnT1BT OR CHICAGO,
you can 500 1t in tho Chamber Of Commerce.
tho secular Chamber Of Commerce nlcAn,-
where Que Of them is taking his turn ut swcop-
ing the hail. Fitst Of all ho aprl1lkles II With
handfuls OF wet aawdust, Of q rich yellow; hue.
Thoreby hangs tho picture; only the man IN tllo
picture IL . wonan-aH far aa sho goos at ! all III
fragile framo will permit, in the mattor OF night
gown and Dyes, and hair and damp yollow Hawdnat.
lIo uses broom, sho uses Roinan candle.
What there IL in tho occupation Of tho Inan WHO
aprlnkles tho floor with wet, yollow snw.dust
worthy Of all this artistic clougaton aud ntte''l-
alton. md porpotuutiu,i, n,ay not bo obvious to
our lung-ha!rol, broatl -brimined artstcal friend
from ROlne but that IL 10 REASON why It B!sould
not ho appreciated by thoso Ut the horot who do
appreciate II.
This reminds mo OF the arithmeteal ciroun,-
stance, that when one Of the 100000 ''gran
oIoyators" leaves them, takIng nll Of hIH md
their conscience With him, "Wlile laboring u.l-
dor fit Of nental depression" It ~ argued tllat
" We nre glad to fluid AoMa conscience" iu
THE cu1cA0o OF TIE DuLLs AND BEARS.
Subtract one Gho number Of Ruioiaoe) from
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE q r. PAUL RAILWAY
Dnian Iero eoFatr Htitou nI EtttaNs.: Ticket O7cs
"a South Carst., orosite Sherman House. and a' D.'o
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Nv po,,uaa ~ r"init
which some OF tho proiosaional troul'ea in'Ru.
.a vtP stpH at t., us1Gn ~ frn,"
enp tanuo ad nus' nmr nrvote hnans Tho
IN dramatic art lan .o,' 6een moro moro
.nonsm tut.up ~. ~ ,,.. n
thoioSs, OUT sa,eaalca .s,. nasu mos
.AIHEn II AprAnoE " Ihs copHiNt
things a. vol as they can bo done t tho Leading
acsols ase aoon evoty heaaon .ao co,aln....a ~
worry lnll ing attfaetlohs arc VaIiou tho m.ses
en sceho arc olhpofaio anu oi9gans NJ ineatlea
he onesgo "ps be 1o Is no oaos g ha ean bo
triaed vii, or ileeoiyod, ;, ., T..
Chicago pe1,evos III that gono1al Po"cy VI 'Ia-
PfoSsi'a"osS Ano"" ~
STYLE. y .,a,.,..
"nntovor onr Peone aoi tn9y uo nlngn.aeg;i ai ;1i
ol up Nofth"Gss ioy alo n.y. Gotont !. ,s cna' Nv ~
ahonia 20 inc Lonaon thoy oosllo u nlao 70 s po
me rars. hehe92 eVerytn'ng Is moaa!oq n,o a.5ef
k.ann ues'sns. ~ naVn .no ia'ssss nosol
sIle noss eotBenua culuees' se n1ohGl.u1s a
atygooes ,1 eetnp'sncats, sn' m4se @ an Sn9"J ~
shops OF ~ Ai1lus @ anu 80 oii ln 'no onu .,o. -.
ta9 onapsos; Ino pto1eoleu paIks aau nuItue 'i.ie
o. nonlasaraa arg pass 81 tnls o.Sy na;rr a
epanIar MIA II tho anytng of tho kud IN the WoTld
eltner nnanea OF ploJecteu. Mf9aay yintad .mp hund
snnl arlyea, enough ohly paEtlaltS ;gi III;
yo e1oeIen asa aeeaeu rns n,' u ,noInv M ns
ent,.,a,,t xa~ona raTrinres
aussens VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, orn3nr
Innes'ns patgnoies o4a can F. sno,'
oraHs, snts' a eu uv n Dnrhv Inv md
On shg toau 10 t,;,nts W anI ,yornu md
~ snssnas ~ aii ,bo,;oa ~ ~ tho dryn IN tha
Ryas11,aHsn, Rns io Ho,,,loane on dupnc te Season. @
oolH W ,.'. 1no",vH"" oT ,.T.n5 @ az nnsr.r,rsr
TIE 1ot oniuf1oN 3u9. " for i,'o ,ftnM"r.tah1a,
ha iaa eo,' ,,n, v tho axtoso of
n,,r nr bocrars nd the attraction Of our parlsy.
Sar ,eofo aq rs5r thoir nrocona lives IN
nS,;an5 15 IL TX fout .Jriving diva an m roofl
s;rn,' r. tt1o'n ~ and thnv IN IT. with nlf thu
n111a 11oran ~ocElossncss of ocal nntriotian.
f,u;.ooa fhuiao ., dccarn," o,o, With Tic marks
s''y ali finished &c, Connected @ by 20 miles Of
t,o hthsrt" ~" nknnwn to nraira l1nda. the at
tractions @ % Of Chicago as summer rosort vii u.s.
sees tsper. . y. aavatv "vn araav 1nada 4
ncnmnarable cne u % for Winter rosdonce-that is,
tsbon tIa f1,rnnco IL ,nrre opounh. and the purso
,1ator;o ~, oranah ~ 1snon tho Ie,1aa warm
e''1''l,v ur o1n, .pn no7 mnoT or n1.11n rn1,K1
AZ vot W % nre stii vo1nr. and our homes baye
ae not hecome angrnoah]o t6 ,a a. nrhta Bsaides,
t,aro H. nt vot fhot .econd th;rd nr fnurt gan
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THE CHICAGO OF TIE sA1Lon.-
IRay for myself, can conceive Of no more g.
gantfc exhibition OF efrrontery than this which
fills the saila Of these submarine ports. BY rising
from this impartial p1n md gazing out Of tue
eleven sail ut anchor, not counting tue crib, or
tho canoes that have waited these thirteen sum
mors for day suitable for tho pastime of boat
ing, or skating, as the caso may bo. The ohica-
go OF tho Sailor QnoluaIng tho man OF the crib
Ii our boast; and, although it Is tho only ono Of
our plurality of ohicagos that wc do boast Of,
may tho day never come
tho Dy o1S n' ws did Il meyer of our 9''f fsox.
citizons. that skocawgo is connected with
Japan and New Jorsoy BY wator, juat as i 10
connected by eir with tho Dog Star, and tho City
Of Cologne whore, Colerlago tells liz, there arc
III separate and diatinct odors2 II Cologne,
not Chicago, he moant. Coleridgo, like Moses,
dlod without sco.ug Chicago. Number Of people
who died without Living to hear Of chieag9 2s4,,
6o7, ,eol 2s4 5e7 s9l ,2s! 6e7 e9I 2 Number ! o.
without hoarine Of Chicago, o,676 BIS, ,2lo, ,876,-
543 a10, ,87G, ,53,210.
Epoott,,u nf
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part; but It is aao to DO attributed to their do
Who hayo boon hero liz yonrs, nnd architects
WHO layo hoon llero only long enough to erect
somo aoyenty or eighty or 186 expensive cdficce,
moot, They aro nlt oracltod together, and will
Thoir tl reformation Is out q tic question: 70.
conptruction in their and o1,r only lopo. Thoy
orc built ,,non tho nand. It Ia to thom that Pros
don't 0raut altntles IN tho nineteenth volume Of
Sandy Foundation Shaken" They also cchc,
a,Nl sny thoy cannot help 1t.
Il spcakinE m Of --.
THE CHICAGO OF THE AlnEoLoo1ar,.
King Lear wonld hnvo onj0yod oilr ntra. dramRt-
icnlfy nponking; thorc aro 10 many Of them, and
soxos, 5 SECTIONS mud seotH We have airs magis-
torial, scctnr'an, and woar:Hnd-toar-lan. Wo
hSs iaSo. a Any % oil Ii she goes
| to school eycry morning-wlll toll you that we
| havo 004 points OF tho compass, as far (Hnd
near) as tito winds arc concerned. Some OF these
winds lit your Int for you to everybody you
meet Whon citizen Of Chicago iB not running
| after Ills hat. he IL running after your Init This
IL a mark Of citizen Of thiH Grcat Place,
Whether you moot him IN s1l1 Ernne'sso M iu b.
after your hat or his own.
III tho ycnr 1s11115-this havo from the mem-
| ory Of tho oldest ilihnbitane, now in his four
1nunsh yeasI, n,onoT 1,ao y',a' foa anaror .'t -
oni's, l,e H. NV" 1raa e. rorsna of tno drrr0
po nto T. In wan oninr On hnro in lin wav ~
woaihar osIS n'hSo "1n,ntn nf thia Grant pncn w,en
.sa u"anot .,s sa' ~ vo,s nnform- n,for-,i,,
c,nnnoo1,o ",v ~ 1n h tho m yoahor IL mninter,tnnf
~ ios ns aro nonnronho trha tbron,
ate " ;fnront liz chnnT"a cra nornoto II
hu' i,oa 20 rar,, ,no,n,,ioi IL tcn,ncTnmont
n"7 'eis r,. n1,In.no ~ mr. v1srror
.ho,,,a In cnttnno agenst m waarno h;s b,ott,no.
,n,,nn s,,;t I"rnv liz nn,,r in tvL}cr ia shonfd
pnpoa su' ~ ,a,,alH, % ''r1orr,athoa and I1 oinu
rabe nvarroot m Ifa mst Cet tho o,tarnato homra
| r;n1t r. iIa mimi md 40 m },is body-which M
LIZ ,ns m nts ot % e,,cc"odcd IN dnng h,a 1nov "a.
,,t oo LUZ n fnt ft t'ot rho ~ f,h;s,,o - tn v;a;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
RaWnnang4nA,

EeOur rsaaetSafe nuG 700 much sbaOshsa NJ
contemplation Of the disturbance In financial
affairs % consider a.subject Of equal imp0r-
tanee, they may turn their attention for OmO-
mant 70 the cOlrse Of those underwriters who
assure TO project Us against losses By afe.
When the rates are more than paying costs,
e very tFtfliug addition 10 the ordinary charge
fdr Insurance would increase the pF0dts rapid
" but an advance Of %, 80 and even 100 per
cent. made In many cases during the last year,
and covering, as portion OF it does, the very
best risks Ia the city, betRayS gFaSping an
bition that has no excuse
Before the Chicago fire seventy.hVe net was
considered, We will say, . fair rata on . build
ing used for ordinary business purposes. Thus,
II Insured for $50, 900, the annual premium on
such o stose was e225. To-day the companies
charge, say, $1.25 net, almost as much again,
making the annual payment 1886. II the arst
named rate covered cost and ten Per cent, OF
say an annual payment Of $3.50, would double
the proht OF ttb underwater, while charge oi
1915 for the aAnAe risk, extending, IS this ad
vance does to the whole business. Is really
IoqniValent % returning the entire capital q
tAa eQn4RanleB engaged In leas than two yen
clear of Al losses and expenses. We think Il
u about time that some one spoke out upol
this subject, to save the community. II pOssi
BILE, from such manifest oxtOTtiOn. Journal 0
4 Commerce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

REAL ESTATE. we once more call attention
tOthe ssals Of sonthsiAe pEOReEty lIy j. ,Tg
Head, Esq, tomorrow Afternoon, at 2H
O'Clock. This sale coll Be pOsst1us-thsre lglH
b no lUIthdrdaOGt. There Is . fine opportunity
heee Hge6 ROE thnag NJ 70 wish % secure bAE-
gains, as the lots are 81 q glDly IoeAted, aisd
are sure to rapidly appreciate in value. They
are situated close to the Third street bridge,
near the Wilmington l. Western Railroad and
adjacent to the rolling mills, and the Otner in
duStries of the South side. An important fea-
ture Of the terms Of this sale Is that no cash
will be required before Spring this will ena-
bic those WhO may be short OF funds now to
purchase, aua have ample time to make the
first payments. In these days Of tight money
markets, this feature Is emlnsntly accOmmO-
dating. So don't forget. The sale viii posi-
lively come Of, on the premises, tO-morTaw af-
ternOOn, at "a.
Samuel NJ. HAErinGtOn,. ESQ, as Trustee
| will sell, tomorrow morning, ,at eleven O'Clock
tha we'll known school building - the N. W
coEneEOf- Eighth and WOllast0n streets, for
merly occupied by Taylor q Jackson. ThC
building is admirably adapted % school or 9th
Il or purposes, and cannot help proving valua-
BILE investment to whoever purchases. Terms
will be announced az she aale, tO-mOTrOW (Sa
turday) morning, at IL O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

A rspOEteF d Tho Reading DAILY. Eagle has
hssn htarSi0gina ThA1by yaokl0Q, or 'tDla
Sehulty 4 eOl6r6d NdEaA os hat e1y, WbO Fss
and u theraIoro one hnndtsd yeaE5 q age. Her
fakher's name WAS Th6aaa GSnay, HnA aAa WaB
boEn on the farm q Abraham StonoF, In Amitg
township. WhSh Ne W eyoam cid, and her
sister Praeina II years. besA weEo sid as slaves @
William Runyeons at q ysaTs Of age; hor hua-
band died long time ego, and sh0 married Liz
berry jackson, who disd u since. SAa hves with
her daughter Mrs.. Charlotte AARdt, Her hai1
has turned white - unoWs ha8 uppol teeth 81
gone, and her sight & failing slowly, hnt O1hes
visa hsr health has hssA god @0ld sahntts
remembers many eVsnts eoaasotoa with The hlb
| tory OF Reading IN oldsa timss. iaa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
D.mooraaIo.St .Stass convsntIon.

UTIcA, Oct 2.--The Committee on Resolutions
sahmltted she platform as tolloWA-
We cundemn and den0ance the salary gIaS ~. ~
"A Coaarooamen, Democratic OF Republican, who
V0aad aog Il, or who have not renouneed all snare
d - PlanAsE seized for service already done ana
~ condemn and dsnOunee the Prsaidsnts sig
assS-s . - bill Whiah eleaehed this inlqHity'
80 Whiah ave Eve thousand dollars to each Con-
- :, h hila psoeuElRg one hundred Thousand
dallnas 1oe hlmsSG AFTER CongFen had Just raansen
- ImeVnaaa his salary, and We demand IT, repeal.
We dAmnnd HoVeauo REFORM 20 thai eaetom
hanso revenues shall be got from low ana there
So ,unAnniivO dutioa on few articles; not nom
- end thsEsgogo less productive on two thous-
n rsNnnd aFutuFa % sPaoio PaymoAtas We
asnana that the policy OF imitation, .PrOtSetivs
taFiR. ana GogoInnenk slhsiiles, shall be aban,
dad Do ne half ciVillzsd hetlo1s ana ages Q
,Aleh Il 4 A relic because It plundOTs the farmcEI
aRfAa UhIied States both in helrb ineops9 ane
oniaoss; kAmhtEings our manlIOld Industries .
cnnVortS our foreign commerce into an unsat'
snaoulaalDn, and oaR domestic trade into a gam'
a chance i breeds extEavagancO In our homei
aAa diahOAealy m Pnells ana Pnvas.S uS1e aSs
"a ia.tha:pFime Gauss Of the late hnanclN dis
- IkfhD miauA % thssa Wida-sPFeae ALAN
Itioa anA this general distress We scout The Pres
dsnt's plH for panies. More imitation, more sQn
saaisa mere ballooning, and Us point the eoant
~ theiF true remedy and cure, In the tried an
M,soFic principles Of ahe old Democracy applies
: ~ thro1Rhoat our National. State, and munlci
~ life, which Limit and locAize most Jealousy "a
bowoEs gntrns1nA y public servants Welch Gu
toTcs honesty and frugallsy IN public ena pflVA,
aGAiEss whieh prescribe equal taH9loA Ios
and 3 euIFonoV as good as gold and We hold o.
10 the anmsm q the Unitad States the hgi
had e hearty fellowship in their just re.istan'
to the action 81 the monOpolisls and their Just d
mAnds for these great reforms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
From shis N. Z. TfibanV. s- sr...
railroads ana Popular Righls.

We shall not be surprised if the great railway
crash of 1873 do more toward the solution Of the
problem OF cheap ireights than all the eloqnence
Of the orators OF the Oranges. IL has inrnl1heo
a renaarlCablc illustration of the system npen
which roads are built nowadays, and shows Vefy
eIeNSlv who paws for them. Take the Northern
Pacific Road for example. This concern was en-
pOWered to issue n share capital OF $lVO.UOO,OOV!
bat Of this amount only S@OOVUOv S9d6 d0o -
10 be sabscEibed in advance, and only S@OO,OOO 70
be paid in. Although further calls might DC
made uuou the stockholders should necessity re-
Quire, Il Is stoieTably certain that they never cX,
pect to pay for tenth part OF the road out Q, m
theiroWn rockets or to do anything more IN i'e'
than advance the preliminary outlay for surveys
for legisIatiou, andthe othar operations oil hoat-
inr their scheme. This was slender provision,
itAHa som, Ton aFOad 3e0O mileslong khrpusl
An uaiAhABlted eOentry, Withous eoinmelce ~
either terminus, and without an important towI
on its whole route. But the projectors INTENDED
that (lOaUfeas should build the road and put then
in possession of it. They secured graut o
uaaTIy 80 900 600 acres of public land, anu on th
secallty Of this magnificent estate they pfoPos,
touhRStiate a loan Of SlOO,OOO,OOO. As tue estl e
mated cost OF the road was only $50, ,OO0,ueo4 INA
loan wnnld lnyi0r the whple work amt leave
handsome surplus fOr contingencies. Inc eAha
nov worth, coy Sl25 O00. .OOO, or perhaps more; "a
baritone thus far sold have brought on an aVeTag
ave- a. an acre. As the country becomes deve
Oped it will Of course rise in value and u wa
cSlanlaied that the sales would be sufficient TO pa
ssar OF the lnleFest On the bonds the roa
msht fail to earn, and 10 pay inc PrlhclPai nH
a maturity. Anything that remained woul
be eahaDrbperty OF the siOckholdegsr
III the bonds had bees dalg negDtlAted accep
ing ID programme NE case WouldhaEe stoOd Ju
thus A few specuatoIs would have subscribe
e20O,O GOO and persuaded Congress to build RAJ
road for them worth hity times that amount o.
Of the natlounl estate. la snort ume INT
would get back their rginal investment ln div
dsnds. Then they would be the absolute oWne
fa010 mIlea Of road for which they had Pc
nothing. and probably they would still haye 81
a large Quantity of unsOld land to divide amoI
themselves Whether VIC shOala have had
petition Of the Credit Mobilier BHilding-RinG
and q rapid absorption OF the profits and estate
the COMPANY BY little cOterie OF lnalde maj
geEs, railway CongTessmen, and Christian staH
men ne leave our readers to conjecture. 7
shonas wee ,Ohsred IN Europe and decllned
N4'lea the house af jay Cooke & Co.. undefto
% place them among the multitude, as Popu
investment,-in other words, to persuade
middle classes TO advance the money which
natloA vas ultimately 10 repay with interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
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or TnR s8NBkR saRooGa on TIE PnornsTAu
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, or wuMFHaFoM.


KPTscoFAL oHURoH, or wEEHHHaFoN.
Last nIahs, st. JOhaS PrOlssiaat EpIsoopail
Church, was crowded 10 In utmost caPanify, With
O large aaa interesting au iancA on the occa io u
Of the Thifd anuual 9athuEinR OF the scholars Os
the Protastant Episcopal Sanaay sghOOls Oi tha |
city The church was besaSifallY aaosEatsd with |
flowers apd eVeRgrooAs, and bellIAntly IEhtsd, BY
means Of the usual RAS burners and Iunsro1s
wax candlas in the chAncel WindOWA
The exercises opened ct 7X o'clock, with the
Sinaing Of The aEst HFmn. on ths. ProgEAmms;-.
"ln the vineyard Ol our Fath.T,
Daily WOEk We ind 70 AoN sn0GfB FgI
followed BY prayer from Rev. 7. Gardiner Lit
tell Rector sf s. yOh4'4 lpswhish the Apdi'HPqP'
Rev Geo. A. Latimer, Rector Of CALVARY Church
then read from thss Ra6ltsg, Shs 3Ethl and IA
Psalms, the audience joining with him, in each
alternate verse. O.. i4- sI.4 ss. ID. i d. l. 81.
The beautiful CGntatd Domino was then rem
dered by the choir and coAgSegaAioo, alteE which
ThsfchOir then 6ah9 tds hylha anasAnsSd hPbn
e sBy 81 SIsEs: sf'Tl --'ai,
How taif the'Iiiy NoWayH2oAi QNu0 anA
which, was followed by an interesting aud insttuc
4 tive address from BiahOp Lee. t.
The next hymn sang WAS
"SOHleln hcA1heM dagknaaa lNlnKsf CgNEga ~
Where no light has brOksu through ~
Then followed an intsFesting address. from Rev.
VIM. Bacon Stevens, d. d., DishOP Of the Die
tened with evident pleasure and attention. s.
After the singing Of the hymn
"ChFistiAns, hArtoni Mona has taught them.
OF His love, % deep end dear 49,
Rev. A. T. Twing, b. d. 81 ths EzseatIVo Con-
mittse Of tha lndian Commission delivered an
; address, which was attentiveIy listened 10.
The oHert0Fy colleOlioa towards the building
Of Grace Church, BrandyWine Hundred, was then
taken up, the audienee ksAes0aAly zesponding.
During this OOllectiOa, feneORrAging remarks
were made, In rol0renoo to che good, <childrel
could accomplish in this direction: One -sPAaks
saidlthat one little girl alone in BrAndyWine Hun
1 dred, had succeeded in raising $500, towards u
erection OF this Church. y r. Jtlf
w A parting hymn was sung and the affair close
4 with prayer and benedietion.
Notwithstanding the large audience, the Who'll
! programme was carried cat, thOut she Slghte'
I confusion, except mono instance. While Re
= DR.. TWing was speakinR, q Lady, in the CALLER
y tainted, aud some LITTLE excltem0at pfeVaile
!. whilSshs ne 'SsiHE tsksP egsg The LADY sOc
HHci From remaTks made daring tie s8goning, it
u ascertained that the Episcopal Sunday Schools
y the Diocese OF Delaware have largely increase
. both in number Aad stteaAaAes. Thoao hAVin
y charge of the schools have labOred indeiatlgabl
y and able TO report substantial and grAtifyil
AZ Immediately after the ssrtlld, y 1Alsstiae Of Il
~ Young Mems Foreign Missionary Society "
~ held.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

A special dispatch fsom NeW York says tlnt
the dispute between jay Gould and Blscho2ahe tn
about the aAle Of 1900 ahAres Of Erie stock hos
been adjusted; also, Mat suit Tor e3Ooo ,ggO Ii
about to be begun against BlschonsAAlnA, Of Lon
don, by the st0ohn6lAsss ef Ne aEEiAs e recover
sSS DSsG 1T%'s n 4. i ysar s5is con
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

The creditors OIEIWs Clark & Co. have con-
ssatsd to IN extension Of time, finding their as
Ssta 70 Be largely in excess of their liabilities.
The am ParpOsS resOming shortly, and will pay
their debts in full, with interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

Wa1saFa OypgjVais telagTam fro1 Washings
ton thAt reproashEaGiVe. q tAapoaeoty nanou9a
banks are there in considerable numbers. endsav.
oyiRg 10 make aErangemsnts With the Secratagy ot
Aa Iaaaousyntt q HhaW On tl4lr pQata q any
extent at present. W. Secretary tdksa tAsif pre-
PS:;1sH s iRto cGPsfaEAllo 'e ill lS q ~ he ''a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
AzEFTE.
AatSa Pansr.

The DELAwAEE aAzET \, (scekly,) for tbs
Wosk has been issued, and Is now for sale at tie
news stands and al our counter, OF iVe cents pr
copy. TAe weekly GAzETTE is one of the best
local aud family newspapers ever issued on the
Psninsnla. Its large columns are we'll filed with
intsresiiag IOoAl and well selected general newr,
besides sound editorials on leading topics. 1t is
Just the paper for those who wish to acquAint
their friends at distance with the home nOws,
and palprs can be procured here, already for d.
roctin9 Add mating The GAzETTE is the great
paper for the farmers Of the State, and circuateu
among them more extensively than any other
paper; RriefCPer yeaE, % in advance. b, -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
lIVInEu,ons's LiEs IN AEsIea.
rnss rm.Irm6nrm. msrn@iE7tS i %OuAxa hlsIA cl1
FuREn BY TaR NATLYEs.

LONDoE, Oct .2.-AdvIcss from Africa an
nouncs the capture Of white man By the ma
lives, while pr0cesding westward on the Congo
river. From the description of the man Char
lss, Livingstone believes Il 10 be his son, DR.
Iiyinestone. -AEAf ksAss NFHk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
king DyInE.

EmP2Id, Ock npi SaEeug Is dying
His physleians have given up all hopes OF his re-
s ehNalE. and he deAth u expeelea Any moment.
Wings siehn al saxony vas born December IL,
ia0i. helnR the second so1 Of the Dnke Maxtmil-
~ 81 as1ony and ths Prlncel CAFoline q taE'
-. Ho aloolAed the thToRe August 1s2o
iAas Kiag nInxlnillan 81 Bavaria, who boEs Al
thru ehldHol, t-s e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

MonE sPRcIU CoMNa--The steamers which
left Liverpool for New York on Wednesday,
have on board R2I4OOO in specie, about 81, 100000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
ErDEEE APPEEcAEIONs
ILlnLnllE.

T MARY c. CHASE. do hereby give notice that
sS e .ss Sa sSa d J. Ai 6.%.T1 iHTa5
the Stats Of DolaWaFo. IN and for the County Of
N9W Castle. At the November Tern, A. D. 1g13. for
Q Lieenss TO keep Tavern called the Smyrna
House" a. No. 80e Orange street, Wilmington Del
and the following freshOlders recommend the said