Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

At meeting of the Soldiers of 1912, held at the
City Hail. on tho 18th inst, Thomas b, Darra was
called to thJ chair. DR.. ], simms was appointed
Secretary.
Thu following resolutions were read and uuani
meusly adoptei:-
Resolved That wc cordially invite all the soldiers
Of the War Of 1912, TO attend in body a. the Ma.
tioual Convention, 10 be held at Washington on the
sth Of January, 1887, Also, the oldest son OF do,
oeased soldiers
Rssokved, That as many Of the Soldiers of the
War Of 1872 old aud in destitute circumstances
Congress requested, at its present session. TO ex
tend the benefit of the same pension to them, that
the soldiers and widows of the Revelation have SO
long enjoyed.
Rssofvea, That we lament with feelings of the
deepest regret tho death of Eve Of who
were with us at our last meeting, whose bravery
and integrity were worthy OF the deepest considera'
| ti6n.
Resoivsd, That we, who are still left to carry out
this measure, are determined not to efforts
until Congress shall have made some provision for
tho soldier who fought la the Of second in
/ Resolved, That We return our thanks to the pub
lie press for tho manly and patriotic stand thoy toek
in cause, and that they be requested to publish
| the proceedings of this meeting
| ReS0tpsJ, That a committee be appointed to con
| fer with the Railroad Company to make arrange
nens Tor conveyance to said Convention.
Resotved. That we return thanks to the Railroad
Company Tor their past iberalty to the Soldiers OF
| the Warof 1872
ResOtDsd, That we meet in abody at the Railroad
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tion. Taos B. DALRA, Chairman.
JonN SIAMs, Secretary.
POLICE RrpORT,-The following cases were dis
| posed of by Esquire POulson since our last
Mar. Dixon for threatening to knock down D. Irwin
, with an axe and to burn his house, gave bail In
, the SD m Of 500 to kee the peace.
VIM McEiwee, for assault aud battery on the
person Of John Ward, to DO settled TO day.
N. McEewee, for selling Intoxicating liquors
gaya bail in the sum Of $500 in two cases.
. aaon nj eaIli tnlnyNatinQ liquors
bail required in 200 cases in the sum OF S4O OUO io
= R. " Hodson, for keeping tipping housl
drinking and gambling gave bail in the SUN oil saw
= in two for his appearance at tho next Mayor
II court.
l. NJ Mccall, for an assault aud battery on the per
son of Unity Gallagher fined one dollat and costs,
4. John Mckenny, FOR assault and battery on III
y person of John Mccall gave bail In the sum oil SlO
e keep the peace
az Eliza McKenny, for an assault and battery en- tn
Ia perssn Of ] Mccall, fined one dollar and costs,
A, McKenny for an assault and battery on tn
r. person OF u Gallagher, gave bail in the sum OF SlO
CT to keep the peace
he Mary McKenny for an assault and battery on tn
ne person of U Gallagher, gave bail In the sum
tn Sl0O 10 keep the peace.
N, o. McKenuy, for an assault and battery on tn
person of u Gallagher gave bull 10 the sum OF u
ct o. Kenny for an assault and battery on the pei
$50 son Of Gallagher, gave bail in the SUN Of 500
keep the peace,
BILE o. McKonny for an assault aud battery on Il
lea person OF j. Mccall, drsd 81 and casts,
re. NEWPORT We understand that our neighbors
fjr Newport ure doing quite thriving business
gpt Atain potatoes, So Tao prices paid are follow
ur. Wnea;, 81 bO potatoes w cents to 81 new cor
of IS cents old do. 81 cents; oats, 40 cents II
Of buyers are CranstOn and Lamplugh, Franklin
FliRn, and JOHN P. Hiyard
,tt. Mr.. George II Gottin has again taken the Ha
ui- Cutting and Shaving Saloon Ia the basement of Il
lasier building and il desrtus that his old frien
ra. and customers should give him call