Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

and wife, with threatening to do them bodily
iniurv. The parties live In Church street, near
Eighth. A general quarrel had taten place
between them, and much foul language vas
used. Each was bound over in the sum of $50
to keep the peace.
After the above trial was finished Rebecca
Bailey preferred complaint against Kathcsrt
and desired to have him bouad over to keep
the peace The Alderman requested her to
sleep q night upon 1t, and IL she insisted on il
he would issue q warrant for his arrest. But
she insisted on her complaint, and accordingly
the next day John Kathcart was arrested by
officer Shepherd, charged with threatening the
life Of RebeccA Bailey, and bound over in the
sam of $50 to keep the peace.
| Charles Kslhcart, a boy about fourteen years
of age, son of the above, was arrested by officer
Shepherd on warrant from the Alderman,
charged with beating John and Thos. Bailey,
sons of Samuel and Rebecca Bailey mentioned
above. Fined SO cents In one case and 20 cents
in the other, and bound over in the sum OF $50
to keep the peace.
John Ksthcart afterwards preferred q com
plant against Rsbecca Bailey, for an assault
and battery upon Thomas Rathcart, his sou.
he asserted that Rebecca Bailey had beaten
his son aud choked him about week ago, but
his boy had not told him OF 1t before. the par
ties are poor, dependent upon their labor, the
Alderman persuaded him to discontinue the
complaint, as they had paid between them near
$ls in fass aud casts, which they were i'll able
to LOSE. Mr.. Kathcart took the Alderman
advice and withdrew his suit
All the quarreling and i'll feeling took place
ON account of the women calling each other
bad names The whole neighborhooi were
| brought up as witnesses on ono SIDE or the
other.
| David Streets and Lewis Stradley, two boys,
were arrested by officers Ohristy and Jones,
charged with stealing gun from Joseph r.
| Rice. Mr.. Rice was cunning near this city on
the Christiana marshes, when laying down he
| fell asleep, aud Street crawled up to him and
took his gun. Strsdley stood within short
distance looking on, and afterward assisted Ia
carrying away the gun and concealin3 it, hav-
| ing Il some time 10 his possession. Streets also
| vished to borrow knife OF Stradlsy with the
| intsntion of cutting of his ammunition belt
They were bound over 10 the snm OF $500 each
to answer the charge al Now Castle.
| Mrs, Winifred Byrne, arrested by otfcers Heal
| and Shepherd for refusing to show her pedler's
license. Adjudged to pay $40 and eo,ts,
Edueattonal-The Board of Education met
on Monday evening. After reading the minutes
of former meeting, the building committee re-
| ported that nothing further had been done to-
| wards erecting school house on the lot at the
corner OF Eighth and Washington Streets
Rev. Mr. Coleman reported that Mr.. Reynolds
had been um ployed Ms assistant teacher OF the
Normal school ut $7b per year. The attendance
| he stated had been very encouraging, every
teacher with single exception had attend
tina two meetings held or sent an excuse tor
not being present. All had expressed satistac-
tiou aud he hoped that the school would prove
beneficial. Mr.. Gawlhrop reported that the
committee on transfers had attended 10 lhs
dn.v assigned them, and he thought they would
succeed in giving very general s'tisiaotion.-
| They also had attended 10 the grade OF BOOKS,
and he believed that In very short time the
| srranoement would be found to work very ad
vanta1eously. Various bills were read and or
dered to be paid. Judge Hall asked whether
the Board desired q change OF tue visiting
committees, Messrs. Wiawell, Coleman and
Gawthrop favored a change while DR.. ouinoy
opposed il. IMPORTER moved that the committed
be continued Tor the next sir months, which wal
pepatiyed Rev. Mr. Coleman stated that th'
principal of No. 2 wished to Dc excused IRON
attending the sessions OF the Normal school
| A nation tn excuse her was negatived. Tit
visiting committee OF No. were authorized Il
nrocnrs curtains for windows. The visiting
committee of No. 10 were authorized to pro
: cure Dictionary.
, VISITING Committee of The Public Schools -
Judge Hall has appointed the visiting commit
/ tees tor the ensuing year as follows - NO.
Mr.. Naf. No. 2-Messr9. Wiswell and Ken
= dali. No. 3-Mr. A. Il. Quinby. No. AIR
I Vernou and DR.. Quinby. No 5-Ar Mes5en
ger. No, 6-Mr. Talley aud DR.. Wilson. No
i-Messrs. Porter and Pickles. No. s-Aessrs
Gawthrep and Palmer. No. 9-ar. Hall No
D lO-Mr. Coleman. The other committees ar
4 annually appointed.
Delaware Cay.-There is very great relig
iona interest prevailing in Delaware City a
this time. A meeting was commenced ID IN
M e, Church, on Wednesday morning, IN
: 18th instant, and is continued Win Increase
1 feryor and effect number have been seek
I ing the Lord, and several converted. We sub
ioin the names OF those who have preacheI
| with their texts, viz
Wednesday morning-R. H. Ball D. D {
Washington, D C.-l Timothy As. Attei
noon--M. D. KurlI, OF Elkton, Nd, Isaiah 3
-s, 9, 10 Night-Dauiel George, oil Me-
Casile Del, Luke IA is.
Thursday morning-R. II. Ball. D. ID Jere
i miah 2s-o Afternoon--Danie George, Co
0 Iossans al, 2, 8, 4. Night-Daniel Gsorg
Joshua 24-l6.
!, Friday morning-Thomas l.. Poulson, Ro
: mans s-3l. Afternoou-Een j. Way, OF De
! aware city, Genesis l6-6. Night, Rained-
! Very fe W at church; meeting conducted by Jt'
Colviu, Esq.
J. SatuIday-No service till night, when gI'
. rious experience meeting was held. cease
OF great religious power. Some OF the mem
% bers of the singing band ofPhiladelphia, wer
present, and rendered efficient help. The
II names are, John j. Hungerford, VIM. u. ket
T nard, Stephen Lambert, aud Rev. A. X. Jone
Sundsy-A love feast beginning at o'clocl
A. M. was held. A time of ancient life an
power The Band sang grandly, till most ever
!, body was shouting happy. Morning preachil
, A. Jones, OF Philadelphis, Micah Al
Afternoon, fine time in the Sunday Scnoo
b NiRht-A. R. Jones, St. John 2l-l7, Fou
J. so1ls satisfactorily converted: The Band sti
70 working like Trojans.
At Formation Of q Union Campaign Club
l., large and enthusiastic meeting OF eitize i
yorable to the Uaion cause, was held at VI
: trict School House, No 70, in Christiana II
"a An able and eloquent address was delivered
4, Levi O. Bird E q after which it was resolve
10 form q club for the purpose OF forwardiI
of the interests of tho Union Party. Over six
at Uuien voting citizens signed the roll, and it
confidently expected that before the close
III this week the club will number one hundr
a members 10 a few days the clab will be tal
equipped and ready to enter actively in 4
MT great campaign now before us. Thus the go
}, work goes on, Ii our friends will go to wor
and organize clubs in every School Dist, the
al is no reason why, by every man dsing his du'
n. we may not only carry, but redeem our not
State by one thousand majority.
~ A Strike.-Ths wood workers In several
'iv the shops of this city, have struck again
IN working by lamp light in the evenings. 1t
a.. said that the employers admit there is We
-, little advantage to be derived from light
% up" and therefore it is rather singular Il
81 tho matter could not have been amioably q
49, justed. Strikes are always injurious a
. should be Invariably avoided.
ar Resignsd-Rev. H. J. Gaylord, Pastor of |
Delaware city Presby terrain church, for the
'st, years past, in the presence of the public co
lg. gregation, last Sabbath morning, resigned
ha | 10 off at ha clnaa nf mr.