Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-23

t. keep cool, go to Houston's No. II E. 4th St !,
japanese Goods Of designs, at II ,usion's, M,
u East 9Th street
Ctfce, Coffres, ConrIs 5, chcrr at Houstan's, Nc.
I East 18th Street.
aotd.--James Barton has sold his brick mill
property near Middlet0wn, containing about %
acres, to Joseph b. Deakyne, for $e,750.
Ihrt.-Josepheus Ste, ems ha i his collar bore
broken by falling from the roof Ut the house Of
Peter W Hall in South Milford, In consequence
of the sciffolding giving way, a few days ago.
SgecesJui.-At the festival for the benefit of
Union M. f. Sabbath School, recently held in
tls City Hall, 500 above expenses were real
izvd.
For S0ic--IObeft Banks OF Brandywine |
Hundred, offers for sale two horses, one live
alt the other nine years OF age, ami warranted |
10 !. sound and gentle.
Sheriff Armstrong will sell At public sale ut |
Pie SON, hotel - Llc III Of July, fifty shares |
Of The e! '>"iit IL Ill u,i.'ty. seized and taxi |
enih execution As the property Of j. Marshall
Harlan.
| For Europe Miss Emma Worrell, Maggie
Brnghurst and Priscilla Speakman sailed from
| Now York on Saturday, for Europe. Mrs.
Roman, OF rreuton, well known here, will be OF
tlP party.
| Burnt.-,rhe fishing shanty Of John d. Pret-
| lyman on Slaughter Beach took fire from the
stose pipe last Tuesday, and was burnt TO the
| ground, causing loss In nets, ropes, &c, Of
about 800.
| isaac Pyle adveitiscs to sell at public sale, at
| the Kennett Square hotel, on the 20th inst,
twenty Illinois horses, 100 store hogs and
lOJ fat sheep and stock wethers. See adver-
tisement.
Notice.-W. ii. Babcock Il Co., have good
assortment of boots, shoes, CATERS, &C., at
lhtir store, No. 3l3 Market street, TO which the
attention Of the public Is invited. They are
active and enterprising men, and deserving of
announcement. Give them a call.
Proved Fatol.-samuel Hauk, OF Newport,
who fell from the roof of the barn of Lewis
Wtldin, on tho 18th inst, died from his injuries
last Wednesday night. His remains were con-
veyei TO Bingbamton, N. Y, for interment,
from whence he came thrte months ago.
Rabd DoJ.-Isaac IN. Finn, of Christiana
Hundred was attacked by rabd dog that be-
, lonsed TO Alexander Everson, a few days ago
which lie succeeded In killing by a good load
Of shot. 1t would Oe well if many otter dogs
we've served the same way.
. Fourth of Juiy.-The CHI idren of Red Lion
= and vicinity, will celebrate the fourth of July
by grand holiday in Silrers woods. Contrbli
!, tiohs have been raised for ice cream, confec
t tions dc. They will indulge in rope jumping
|
may dictate.
! Sunday Tram, The Wilmington Il Reading
Railroad Company have commenced running
Sunday train, leaving this city at S.45 A. NJ
and return at G3j = VI. A difference of ff
:, teen minutes, is also made in the starting tim
u Of he usu,l trains.
Decedsed.-Wr learn with regret that William
y w. Ferris, who for several years was cashier OIL
tic National Bank Of Delaware City, died al
}. Ibe residence othis brother, Dr. Charles E. Fer
II ia In Now Castle, on Friday last, aftot lon
Is AID aainfnl ilaess from cancer.
=, Tall Rys-Benjamn Getz, who occupies
- portion of the farm of George Brinton, i
Christiana Hundred, left at our Office on Fri
=, day last, bunch Of rye, the tallest stalk
y which measured eight feet two inches. II
IF, has an acre of which the above is fair sample
1t is conceded to be the tallest lot that ever gre
' in that section.
5, Forgsry.-J. II. Hut,a of lancaster, Pa.
!. realized some $4,000. by Altering certificate
ID of Reading Rail Road stock and other secur
4. ties for larger sums, and selling them to bro
N kers, and then decimpad. The bankers
X Lancaster are the h 'l'lt' tif.re =, exceptin
II, a banking firm in New York from which h
H. procured S21 900 in gold.
ac Life Sdciag >tdiious.-Mr. Fraucis Vmcel
has received Il letter from the Assistant Secret
" ~ of The Treasury Informing him that the d
. partmcnt has decided to establish life savir
an stations on the Delaware Atlantic Coast, an,
eh that due acceptance would be hal to the pac
m recommended by him. The consequence wi
q be that there will be much less loss of life fro
n | wrecks thai, 6GrMttilliam Ii. Robinson IN
procured handsome wagon, on which is pain
ON ell in large letters his name, place of cuisines.
lie and Tobacco, Segars &c. II is from the estal
lishment of John Green, Esq, and is vel
lie ceditabe piece of Workmanship. 1t may col
lie tIibne to an increase of business at No. 1l3 i
ay East Fourth street. AT all events it indcat
enterprise
10: Hung-The negro Joseph Burton, conyicte
Ill at the last term OF the Court in Sussex count,
In of committing rape ui Miss Hannah Lank, O
F.. the I'D OF March, was hung on Friday last al,
~, died denying his guilt, although there was ne
the least question that he was the person wi
In perpetrated the outrage. Now such denl
could be reconciled with his profess on of cham
OF heart, is question not easily solved.
ns Splendid Stone Qudry.-Few of our reads
I'M I'M have an idea OF the extent to which stone
quariled, at tue quarry Of Mr.. Winfield s. Qui
sh- ley, son ofPhilip Qugley, ESD, on the Brand
the wine in the 9th Ward opposite Pusey's factor
Fs, some thirty men are employed In this quar-
aud they get out splendid article Of blue 70
H. which for hardness and value for building a
oil PaSi'g purposes can not be excelled. A gre
a.. Ill deal of 1t is got out in immense blocks
OF Contract for several thousand percl,
em oil the large stone, have been made to bu
some Of the great bridges now in course
Igh erection in Philadelphia. 1t will also be ma,
rry use Of in paving and mac ,damizing Fourth
lew in this CITY. The city is now erecting one
1t the newly invented stone breakers near i
rk- quarry for the purpose of crushing the sto
Mr. TO suit all sizes. An immense amount of Do
I'M der Is being used in the blasting operations
ess TINS quarry, rs it has been found cheaper q,
mt | labor. Our citizens have no doubt heard
tremendous blasts. A few DAYS since "A re
weig instoyer five hundred tons was separat
via " one blast. 1t was afterwards blown to pie,
neu | by others. Orders for this stone are coming
day as from It's excellent quality il is comne
Win use everywhere.
;ooi, The .ingio Saxon Confederation. II
was measure OF our fellow citizen Francis Vino
,ath is again being energetically commented
brought about we suppose by his discussi
with that thorough scholar Jno. OByrre
sell Amongst other papers that have discussed
tel subject In favorable point, of view are
Dltal Baltimore Sun and the New York Day 30
ying The latter paper acknowledges that II the 1
uly, nations would agree to it, and form a uni
/, in that, all the results aledged by Mr.. Vino
St., would follow as matter of course. II a
l G. speaks OF the great gain that would ensue
anne humanity. 1t is also being discussed in so
rect, oil the Swedish newspapers, the matter be
ong- Translated from the REPUBLICAN into Swed
anne and then translated into English again IL
Mon New York pero lcal.
ugh ab,,,,,;. H. .,. ,
oots Aillmnie Society came of at the WESLEYAN
male COLLEGE, on Wednesday evening last.
hall was iilleI and the exercises were listen
mes to with n.arked attention. very good %
ey- gramme had Teen prepared for the occasion
a , pn, The rarticipt1s acquitted themselves W
Ia honor arl r;"dit, an indeed il was quit,
sting treat to listen 10 thH poems, solos, ESSAYS ,