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NOTICE " RANKRCPTCy.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE

~ DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
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TRUSTEES SALE.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE.
b. virtue q ar order Of the urrAans
1e.--t- G. ihe state q Delaware. in and for
N-S t;-s..T : s51L;y. made it= I'm 4ay Of
I-5zee z t'sE. 4. 4 IS7e. viii d exuo>..i 10
sale hy way o: Public Auction. al he
FARMERS AND DROVEES' HOTEL.
kept 5y JAoob B. Hya;-- in ne village az
NeS E'-Ef- New Castle Co.11;y. delaware. on
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY l4TH, \. T.. 1877.
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NOTICE.

Caleb CAurtGulan IN Cbancc-y.
EC New Castle
Frederick \ Churrsliuan. County IS.
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%E m 0OA per day at home. SampI,s
w W DHO Wort. So fre-.. STINsoS &
90. Portland. Maine.
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pTMOT0N0 No matter how slightly
I 11NN1UNOdisabled. IncreaScs7 nov now
psald. Advice and clrcC ar free. I. Nc.
MICHAEL, Airy. 7o5 SAMSON =. Phila Pa
, 1877-01-18

peaceful solution Of the difficulty in which the
country Ia Involved; counsel moderation. hut
claim the paramount r1uty to defend tho Constl-
tuition even to the LIST resort; call UPON all who
heItcye IN The election Of Tillcn to unite in de-
inantlfng btu inauguration; also demand the re-
durtIon Dt thc army.
The resolutions crnc,ude n follows:
believing that Nr. Ttiden received majority Of
the whole number Of Electoral sntcp, We pedEo
him onr hearty and unqualified support In the fn1
rxcrct 80 1f his authority In conformity with The
Constitution ard laws Of the land.
REPUBLICAN, HnMlHATtONs.
The Republicans In The First and Second Con-
grcset4,lal Districts have nominated Gilman
Marston, and .fnrncs 1}rEERs.
Eprrtdl N*p1teh T. TIE tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. t., Jan. l7.-Sew ffamp-
shiro politicians ray tho approaching Congrts-
ttunal election hi Tint statc will doubtless
depend upon the Situation of the. Presidential,
tc satc .cket rii In cicste v be iS aTac
majority, anil certainly tro anil possibly three
Eohgresrtncm. II Tftden Is inauguratcd the
result Is doubtful. The hardest light will be In
tho First District,
, 1877-01-18
FELTON,.

WAsnISa1oS, Jan. 1.-THE examination Of
Col. FELTON, was continued before the Senate
Committee Ut Privileges md Elc. ilons tlis
morning. lie testified. IN A,,swer to Senator
Morton, that lie knnws Smith Weed, 0t Ptatts.
burg, NY. Weed went to South Carolina after
the election. Dunt think the Democratic M
tional Committee suggested his mission. Don't
know Weeds business. Don't know why lie
went to South Carolina, except 10 nee fair
count Don't know under what na,ns Weed
went while In South Carolina, but has 10 rea+on
to believe he went Under my other name than
hs own. Received uu dispatch In December
last from the President Of thr t., {.
q o. K. II. 1las no knowledge OF n
dist atcf Ecnt Ia hin Mt the National
Democratic Committee, Ia which the question
wus askeI Whethrr tiIat CoHMitttG wouIi nay
&;0, ,ID for MI Electoral vote. auth question
was asked, but the w.thcss don't l;now from
wl,at sullrcc 1t camr. There WIS letter from
0nc III the Northwestern States {nUt UFe,ur),
saying nn Electoral rotc could be had for
money. Morton nakc witnrRs II he had In hts
possession any letters from Smith Wcct. Wit
tcr4 said he ail mot know, IN most vi the eur
re%pundcnto hal been destroyed 1ruEn tiric 10
tftiic. Did not retncmhcr rrtclvtng . tlis patch
frun Smith Wccti, nr any ntlter I,Gvsun, haying
that the vote of q colortI Elc@tor III South Car
oliHa could he outlined for money; tiluught lie
would remember had lln reecIved such dt,pAtr
At this point Col. Peltun WIS excused until
Friday morning.
, 1877-01-18
HOUSE I'lsEROGATIVES.
FEN aIEEiMEx3.

WASHINGTON, D. e., Jun. 17.-Thc Select
Committee on the rights, powers, and privileges
Of the House In counting The Electoral VOTE cx-
atnincd to-tlay William Z. Cha.,,llcr. lie csti
fled he WIS member vi the Natlonul Rcpul,-
1can Committee md nf the Executive Commit
tee. In rrply to question whether lie "r my
other members Of tic CnnansIttc. hcnt tcir-
grains to Louis!ann, Flnrll;. AMI North nr
s,llth Carol!,a, the witness replied a!lrmatiyrly
that lie Ind secn the copies Of the tclegraIns
produced yesterday by Mr.. Clancy. hut did mt
remember any otl,HFs particularly; lie, however,
acnt tclcgsauls early In the r,ornlug. before
Clancy was up. lle thought he tcu. them
substantially to the sa:le persons mentioned II
tllusc States, hut ula!c Them brief. Ills rcrot
LECTION WAS that !o ,clr"rl;'!Icl that Hayes had
received ls5 votes, With FlurilI. Louisiana, and
Orrgon; that the neInurrats "nsl,i attempt To
Wfgst tlcsu States from thr Republicans
Rr rNAEn on uTlsl: lMrEnIEn MKtNs.
aud requested thru to he tliigtIt IN n>t"rtain-
luz The result, nut communicate II as toon ns
usfGrtn!nrA.
llcs,tnn-Wcre any promises male In ,hc.c
telcErams 0t money ur trou!,si
A,iswer-Sone tn INV recollection.
In Ecspunse tn question US tu tic nafHcs Of
tho two friends Rrntfanrd III hls .lifpatyh to
Mr.. kcOgh, who E!Il lett fnr lta!cf.h, witness
replied: ten. Fitzpatrick aud T. T.. Crapky. the
latter having been correspondent Of tl1u New
1tfk 1iH9fN
t},-Dld you give Instructions to theso gentle
rlcE!
Al think not nnnr tn nv knowledge
G.-NcEc they furnished Wit, lnonrst
A.-SiMply tn pay iflc:r rvtwnaes; no mnrr.
III response to question. the witness taft!
that, while In Tal!ahas>er, he became counsel
fur tho Governor ot Eprala a,,l uthtr lrI,ubllc.
ut candidatrf fur Congress nru Elc.tnrs.
Q.-Whl!s In Flurh!4 lhl you receive nny let
tera or kilograms ffnn any member Uf thr Ma
ltotsal Cu,nmlttce Il, which mention WIS made Of
ilnury Or truopbt
Al ought hot tn atlswcr without the tr,n-
sent NJ my clIrnts, whom Twill nt!yisr to give lnc
permission tu answer.
The tMntilee, after rrlyalr consultation,
unanimously tl,ciutA ttIat ff!.' wltnrts
MIST ANSWER THH 4rC-rt,x,
AMI that there could te III tr.yi eyed communal
cations between MI attorney aud his clIrnss as
against II cu,u,.tcc If tic llnu>e. Witness
knfI, III at present n<lfisc:. he declined u, an~
swrr thc qllrstiun witlt The t1',l-rnt Of las
clcl,ts, alul lc declined. with all due respect to
the tunlmlttee.
Q-n!d yull sc1ll letter or telegram to any
member nt the National GUnImittre Intntlnsl-
lux m0ncy or trmj'a!
Al make the h4Inc antwrr as ohosr.
Uu helm. tIrtE,rr tntcrrogate,l, witirh~ said he
WAS nol certain that thc letter to Mr. kcpIk,
produced yesterday, MIS- actually ornt TO thlt
Erntltman. lle thought that ntaIy III tlr lrte-
grams were kslryn 10 4. Chandler an'i tiGy:
Nit osmfrk, ald that hr t"tt1rr.} dictated oil OF
lhcnI. stiIlc of the tef..ratsls were seHt alter
consultation will, nrnlhrrs III tltr COMMITTEE,
n,nl stllrrs sent On IFS own authority.
Tic ComIu!ttcr thrn vent snto private COLI
RultatlUn.
, 1877-01-18
LIFE INSURANCE.
JANUARY [, 1877.
NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
National Life
Insurance Co. Of the ]. S. Of L.,
WASHINGTON, DC.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Cash Capital, $l,000,000


AB6ETB.
C1sh In Tank. .,........ ...............$
United af:l.rs l,ondt tlaasket vAilc1..
btat". County, mud Ctiy DUnda ttnht.
!SFAi t4latc....s .....s.,.t.''.'...
Loans Arcufs I by F!tst HartgaEra Of
fsFat Esta1p tnr1pctir. moftxaRtd j.
appratartf At Ga. SIN ofp, .............. {
f41niiR AeEnrGil by Cnl1Atcrnla frelue Of
setttiflss $50. 2Nll. ..................
tvAltl. NJ 1'ultcicA SlttL :C!5}. ..n.....
Interests and ientA Accrued. but not
WI s.....:,....s.s......+
Premiums In ciIrsc of GnllectlpntAct1
Deferred semi. Annual and Quarterly
Premiums fnct,...............:..
Office Furniture, aud all 0thc7 As-
, 1877-01-18

voluntarily deserted the Republican rnrty in
]larze number. during The lat campolgn:
the blacks were free to art upon theIr
convictions, they showed ~ much so}t'!!ty
md 1nanttnity In support nf tho party as rser.
tlr+ Lynch waa examined by the Senate Coin
reference to the atr c1crtfon III Miss'stspff. lie
presented eot,c striking evidences Of tho frauds
tcEpetrn'etf by tho Democrats 10 carry HE
Htnte, nnd gIvc Interesting ACCOUNTS Ut tho
working OF tho Missta.IppI ptap,
, 1877-01-18

ASSETS. JAN. I, 1877 7...........&4s0
LIABILITIES.
cIcs in ioree.: 81, 2,400,o73.0o
RrsefEe on Policies
1nrsr,l nhh liahtct to
rtn,icr .....:....,,,. 14,1o1.17
PrcArHt value Of
Premiums paid Ia
a.lfAuCe. .,......... XUauj44B&
Death claims RI.
r0rtrtl, but not 1uc
es},........... Sa,:73H.O0
LIABILITIES, JAN. !. lb17.....S2.6a
Surplus, icing Security addi-
tiUnal TO the Reserve. ..-.-. $l,d
, 1877-01-18
kTOClk1IOLDEItR' MEETINGS.
Office Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio l. Uhioag
Railroad Company.



CHICAGO. Ill.,. JAn TO- iHS7.-To tho stnrtho1dert Of
the Baltimore tI!l!o CAfrAgo Na!lfOaI Company;
fSt w M ,erehy nntn.t thas n pursuance e rsso
Hackh"lrrs nf tin baltimore oho Il Ihlcaio Itsil
Az ihs ithaayHt s!sISI 4: & ia77h 4 i.!t ~ .
psny. NJ II k.'ulh Cl4tkAt. Tit: ase. Ceok County,
i!!t1o!s 70 consu1 " tht narrowing q. I'LL carpett
~ .eotncctInx., tnIniahaz. improving; md orc:
I!,o9 5iIsk Us If 'n ~ n 51tIsot a. ~, ~! tho n"s sat
!nE md n.setnE la d;'c form ci ~ lu"rtGsFe q s
for tfe pnr%c aforc'at md also ali neccssavY
aGtiAn Na may bo rtqulEed to authorize esid rorro.
o." O. an T. Il f':us ~ I'D ID dr.. On ot e ,ca, -
an frentlIte.!u srrurr the Pa} mrut II lin aant ID
aeetrdaece With s!u statute ot e sIste ut Illinois, ID
lnhrd 0f iliTcrf0rs. w. C. UltISfY "
Hrr,t4I.Ht !!a!norn 4 Ohio ch!ctso Id !r1s,i IT,
Il. I. WtShFASLEf, Secretary uf the baltimore /
, 1877-07-28
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1877.


Vu1VHUV NA1sn01 pV14H8HH4s
The Chicago produce markets were qnfct ycs-
ttrlay, hnt regular trailing resumed. aud il CT
rectci to continue. Mess pork closed estady,
At Slla56al:l, 27!i for August and SIT. 5o0
13.5o!i for September. Lard ycloeed easy. at
81. na!sfea.H5 for August and - 0iGog. OH for
September, Meats wcrc shads hrIner, At &c per
n for Loose shoulders anil aIc for do rhort ribs.
Lake freight. nctiyo and drm. at :lc for corn
IL llutIato. lIighwnes nominal, At 81. oa per
gallon. Flour WAS quiet and aleady. Whc.i
euscd 169c lower. At 81. 27Ft1 "a caeh and 81 1Jt
heller August. Corn c1orcd !tG31c lower, at a0c
cash and c rcllcr august. Oats closed ehsfcr, at
:.7;c seller August. 1yn WAS atealy. at h'c. Das-
ley WI. nominal. at 70Gs71c for now No. 2 ac1Iet
September Hogs were arm. 1t \ blight advance.
sAlrs making at si.t,0fa5.a0. Catt1o were quiet
at 81. .oodlG. 80. ahccp were nominal. at 81 50fa
6:50 One hundred dollars In gold would buy
SiOJ. 80 In crcenb4cks At The ciose. :
, 1877-07-28

The example Of Gen. DnowN, in command
Of the troops at plttaburg, is commended to
ail officers engaged in putting down tho
strikes. Marching Upon tho mob, he notified
them that they must Immediately surrender
all ratlroad property and refrain from further
interference therowith. They proposed to
totnporize, appoint committees, confer with
citizens, and prosecute all tho regulation
nonsense in which ignoramuses delight, when
DnowN informed them that il they didn't
quit foolIng md obey his orders at once ho
wonld blow up the whole outfit. In short
hour men wero working on the roads. aud
trains were getting in readiness to atnrt.
Firmncas in dealing with mob and manifest
contempt for their high-aung propositions
arc fur moro eiacacious thnn timid Efforts to
harmonic tho elements.
, 1877-07-28

bridgeport Is aroused to high pitch Of
indignation because several ct her citizons
vere mercileaaiy cinbbed during the fights Of
Thnraday. It ia commended that not ono Of
tho injured mon WAS riotcr, though 1t Is
admitted Tint they were 0li on tho streets
and strongly in sympathy with the strikers.
II half dozen broken heads will teacl,
bridgeport, or any other section Of the city,
10 keep its people and their Bympnthies It
home in timoa Of riot, the bunged sknlla
were we'll bestowed. It Is sometimes difficult
Is simply \ sympathizer, and it is worth
"hile to opan An occasional scalp to learn
that the man under it only went into the
crowd through sympathy " and not for the
purpose Of being clnbbed.
, 1877-07-28

to better their condition, will And their in-
divilunl lossca to foot M much more than
the average,
Wc might mornlize on this, showing that
the strike taoca not pay the Hsriker, and that
1t IL crimo against innocent peop!e.-bnt
wo forbear. A single fact Ia worth ship
lead Of argument, nnd tho fact OF n Million
dollar loss, emphasized by l,roken heads,
empty stomacia, md dcmoral!zel wnrdrobea,
will probably plead powerfully against a
repetition Of the late attempt, which would
be the height Of folly, II It were not crin,-
fnn1
, 1877-07-28

From numerous points on the railroads
our dispatches announce that everything
is quiet, tho strikers orderly, but will not
permit trains to rim" There must he An
end to this, and that right soon. Tho run.
ming Of trims must bo resumed, and ii tbs
strikers persist In their courso they will be
met and ovcrpowored BY all tho force that
tho State and National Governments can
bring to bear. Not only passenger trains,
but all the freight trains must be forwarded
without hinlrance, no matter what may DO
tho condition OF the controversy between
employer and employed The law il to b
made to resume ita former sway, and those
who attempt to prevent 1t will do 80 at their
p:ril. This thing is going to stop.
, 1877-07-28

rose from three and four a),;Il;nps
England to eight, twelve, fourtccn 49,,
tho best workers twenty and twontr 'ot
abillinga n week. Tho work bccamo ~ y.
tractiva on ncconnt of tho good waoe. ~, ~,
casy hours that 1t t1row younR woman t.. 'a
every direction. Domestic servants b,c.,
scarce, aud their wages rose greatly Ta'
revolution produced in the boot and .t4
manufacture by the scwing.machino vas ~.
sanle. In Northampton one.tn1f of the nr.. Nv
ens employers havo reached their positjon T..
the aid Of the sewing-mael,ins. !.
In tho caso Of tho needlovoma.
machinery multiplied instead Of ,1;,,,s'
iahtng the number Of the employed =.
tho Town of Leicester, when tho sou,ns
machine was first introduced aud rc.isI.a
by tho Crispins, there wore 1875 operatives.
bJ 1877 they Ind increased 10 6,7o3, Gan'
eraiizing all Tho rsanlts of his ol,seryat;on,
Mr.. pLuMnEa says that, taking all n.
varions Industries In which tho mnchins i.
used, the wages Of tho machinist ma, +.
estimated M being 80 TO ion per cent hioh,,
shan tho wages received by hand.vorke,,
before the machine appeared. The phys,o.
al and social condition of the worke,7
their health, and their homes, have cora.
spondingly improved. Tho chcapncas ami
superiority Of tho new products enlarged .hs
demand, 30 that It kept pace with the produo.
t1on, and tile profita OF tho manufacture wers
divided between employers and emp1oyet,Ip In
far moro equitable ratio than before ths
6cwinR.machine WAS introduced. These n.
, 1877-07-28
THE MADNESS OF THE STRIKE.

It IL m acknowledged and conceded fact
that OF the timc OF tho recent strike, and for
year preceding, there wore ons million OF
able-bodlod mechanics, miners, and laborers,
as woll as clerks and aalcancn, out OF en-.
ployment, because thore was nobody to hire
thom. To these tho whole field Of labor, At
nuy rnto Of wages, was closed, To these II
waa not question OF low wages, but q mat
tor OF no wages; not question Of eight or
ton hours day, but Of employment at all,
Was 1t polite for workingmon TO striko Tor a
general advance OF wages and q reduction OF
time Of labor, when thero were one million
OF workmen who had no wages or work Of
any kind Was It politio or sensible to STRIKE
Tor an increase Of wagea at time when tho
number OF pcrsons able to get &ny wagsa was
daily decreasing and prices were fallinR7
Ono OF tho most cssentisl requisites in tho
employment OF labor il a wages fund. With.
out fund to pay wages, employment ia
snare and deluaion. Whom tho wages fund
nary earnings of capital have been falling,
The owners Of bank, Insurance, railroad, and
manufacturing stocks~anl bonds hays suf.
feretl immenAe Losses, Interest aud divi.
,tenas on $4,000. COO. 600 of railroad stock
and bonds have ds!aultod within the last
twelve months. and at least a5o0. .0O0. mo of
TINT Investment has been spoueed out of ex.
istouce, Theinterest Oh this fiefaulted stoct
and bonds. at per cent. WAS eou.l In A140..
ono, 600 year, THIS sum was taken kv.y.-
withheld from persons who aepeuded there
, 1877-07-28

pn'leut'H elthe5t hecauH0 tHoHo hlFfht'y Hllilt
wcro either mot rented Or not yielding oven a
third interest IN their cost? Was It oppor-
tune to demand MI increase Of wages for
mining coat when tho oonl ntrcatly lninctt
con'd not be sold at tho cost OF mining and
hauling? Wns Il reasonable to domnntl an
fncroase Of wages for tho manufacture OF
iron when there WIS no sale for iron, for
the manufacture Of copper, brass, tin, or
wooden wnro; when there was no means to
purchase theae things, and consequently no
sale for them Was It polite to demand a
general increase Of wages whom those was
general failure Of wages fund, and couse-
qncntfy no means Of paying for labor at any
ratio of wages?
Was i. polite for tho workmen Of the
country to attempt to improve aud elevate
tho condition Of labor by suspending tho
entire business Of tho country and forcing
employers into bankruptcy?
WA 1t Wias or excessively STUPID to ut.
tempt to restore "good times" by first do
atroying tho means by which tho most or1ll-
nary trntac could take place between towns,
cities, and States?
Was It wise or stupid to try to compel rail-
rohd corporations already essentially ba nk-
rupt to pay increased wages by Huspending
their business aud destroying their property?
WAS 1t wise or the contrary to take AWAY
the means OF every branch Of industry md
trade Which still employed labor, in order to
force such employing agencies 10 increase
tho wages Of labor?
Wns it rational in my point Of vicw, when
labor WAS suffering from want of employ
mont, or, II employed, suffering from the
poverty Of wagos. to try to compel mon to
invest money in any business, to establish
atsillega1 and irresponsible powor OF brute
force to destroy property, annihi1ate busi-
ness. and hold human life md personal &c.
ctarity at tho mercy Of self-constituted die
tatora at avery railroad-croesing, or station,
or workshop, or mine, or mill, or factory?
II capital hna boon for four yoars 10
alarmed that It has preferred to 1omain idle
ami unproduotive rather than embark In any
production or trade; II the only productions
Of the country which compensate for tho
labor Of producing thom aro those of food
and necessary fuel If those having capital
have oven abstainosl from investing In real
estate, prefcrring to bury their money In tho
earth to investing in a prostrato md atill
falling market, WAS 1t rational for working
mon seeking employment and wnges to still
further alarm capital by showing that 1t wns
not safe 10 employ creatiye labor, whilo that
very labor held the knifo, tho AZ, md tho
torch to destroy cyen tue source Of it's own
wages?
, 1877-07-28

Tho ,,ripc;nat sncoto-. ~ ti,a .c ,n1t.1
workingme.,'s m.atfnes" bo1d IN rsrious
c,t;ea havs o1,u,1ad freonorttv - A. ;n,,,r,,
,1ona In uorl,nc c1as.oa 1,v ill., v;,,a ,sa -
tahor.snv,nc man1irsrv IN snons ~ ,hs s
oooa III .,s,n. wn.n w.. ...a .,,e j.. .s..
~ honorob1o l,v,1;hoo, for h,mao,t .na l;a
fs,ni,v hv yu,,so,,rr coa1 a,d aloro,,na 49, exa,.' I
n n h,stot Ano,he- so,d ~, n,.eh;nnw S
onoh,ed tho ,ronr,.tors - con,r,, ' Iaha- ~,
-a,,noa rnoos r. a,o~xot;on ,ss;as. ns.s."s I
;nr tn onio1,rn h. ,,ec1sr.,l n. n,ch;ns ~ w.
NLe r;talia,s, .orv,rt 1,,t ~. -n~l;na,ns..a ~
,nn.ter Thn orm,n,ant ~ ho.w.sn - 49, asna
cata. .,d o,n,nsnts =. ,.ho~ ..r;n. 49,
cs.sos - ond mach;nsrv T., too ri tno IA r ~
~, ~ t,r.so,ro - ~ ,o r.,n.n.d ~ 1ors ~ r1 na. ~" t.
=, w. ha1iav, IL ths csaa , cr.s. r,rv hna
a.ods -a~h.r. .,,oa..,,s "a .x..t;......, T..
Chicn,r hn,;nv. ,hs dno,r;n.a ~. n,,s ~, ~ ~
sr.alo~s ~ thoso ~n.o,,na. u t. ,,os.,. :.tss
~ ,,,aaa ha,o~s ~ .,,oro saasa -, .sa - sA,s. a1e
~ 49,. ~. ..,.e1. ~, ~. sNso o1
49,, 49,. ~ -" s1". ~ ~" n",u
ass.;a..,,. ..a;.s. .ss" s ,..s oA s"'a
, 1877-07-28

A crazy crowd 1niatook an unfortunate
nun namod BuTLER for tribune ro-
porter, whom lie strongly ressmbled,
and beat him cruelty. Tho mob hnve
sworn dire vengeance on the local atatE
OF THE TRIBUNE, who deslro to announce
that their Office hours Rre from II o'clock
ono morning until the next. No further
insItations will DO issued to tho approaching
fostjr;ttca
, 1877-07-28

The mob riots were suppressed on Thura-
day. They ought to have been sxtinguis led
Oh Tuesday, aud they would have bean il
the Mayor had permitted the police to A.
tack them and had promptly called out the
two city regiments to aid them. hut ho did
neither, but gave up shs town 10 the rowing
vsgsbonas during tho entire day and night,
not s1ea guarding tho wAtar-Wozks Of gas-