Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22

Trapping n Qua Ne 40 Ktnl /,
Alb. Swisge.., Of " iimmeton, has b en- ap:.
D ,nted Assistant Dool keeper Of the ii iuse "'
at the Capitol.
The bearded woman will be on exhibition al
Chadwick's Museum the present week.
At the Boston yard the fitting Of the Brook
Ign will procee d. The Franklin is expected
TO sail on Monday
Suuthey A. Polk Justice OF tha Peace at
Laurel, has resigned and James II. Boyce oil D.
has been appointed in his place.
A band of Gypsies, who have been making |
tour of our State presented dog tn Judge |
Wooien and alse 10 the Shrrifof Sussex 'ouh- |
ty, few days apo.
Rev j. II. Caldwell will deliver a lecture in |
the Union NJ. T.. Church near Blackbird Oh
Tuesday evening, Dec. Both, for the benefit of
that church.
A s45 chandelier has been presented 10 the
new Presbyterian Church, at lianington,by II
generous Railroad official.
The farm-222 acres-of John +. Stephens,
near Warwick, was sold by Henry ID. fernan-
dis, Esq, trustee. on the OH, To j. j. Lockwood
for the sum of 5000.
There will be no liquor sold al Camden
and FELTON, after the first of January next,
at which time the licenses Of the hotels IN
these places will expire.
Christmas Day Services in Trinity Chapel at
half-past six o'clock. and hali-past ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. Extensive and riicious changes have
been made in the Choir rallIN.
The funeral of CoourL Dent took place from
the White Ilnu in Washinct1 on thursday.
The remains Were taken 10 u. Louis hv rail-
road accompanied f., President Grant aud
Other members Of til, lN.uly.
A Chdnge.-It 10 reported that Rev DIR, Mat
lack Ct Grace NJ Z. church will very probably
be transferred To tie Philadelphia Conference
next March, and receive an appointment to one
of the churches in Philadelphia
Political We are Informed that there is
strong party engaged in pushing the claims
of Senator I homas +. Bayard If this State
for Vice President Also that large ror-
ton Of the Democratic party will use their
best endcavors to nominate j. o. Byrne for
Congress provided he will consent to run.
Lectire-The lecture at Mt Salem NJ. f.
church, last Thursday evening, Ky Rev. Mr..
Stubs on the "Roya road TO success" is spo-
ken ofvery highly by those who were present.
Mr. Stubs is an eloquent speaker and his lee
ture could be prohtaby heard in every church
or lecture room in all Of the States.
The steamship Vireinus was surrendered TO
the United States al . O'Clock on Tuesday
morning last, and sailed from Bahia Honda at
'ioSh III llIr hi,truooN OF ita' uay' 90 Ihe
spanish war cloun mas passed. an" 'he I'M
sun'lsh' oi peace aHAiN ha'h's cur h'"ad 10
main.
nov Jressea in gir, ). rlo,blnr io ' "r tha,
town, few evenings ago. Ashr received n
fee Of 81 for his trouble, We suppose he did moi
mourn any when Informed Of ihe imposition
which had been practiced. The Sussex Jour.
nal says, however, "that the scamps had better
let Mr.. Fries alone hereafter on they win be in
trouble
On sunday week John {. Cannon, Con
stable l., Laurel, was beaten and COL one oi lis
iees pI' ,' Mhle IRVING 10 nrreS' drunken
io"uy, Nu""h Us ne Whli,liis' on 'he street.
ami Mr. Garnop ia Jo;ro, VOL as n,r na ~,
nnc,eJ Ike IL ali n, ,,r,o I'm, hos b,a,, GraS
iha r,ianS. of a,,a,. nj oar a,,'' n''' ".
tho uovt co,,r ,nJ hav, ,,os,,,' .' ~, ~,
;nn ,n n,,i .r Of ,n" i', H. Ii.nI,., -" SV az,
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on n"is'it ~ e'nooh' ~" r'm"S we're
neIu ~ the Apptton rlnp"li Howard I aver
SlY, hrV' Dc. A. !. l'hh"'t tinri1ir" and
the poly was 'hleirrd ~ Ai"nn' AHhdru tenr-
terry wee President llson ti'v rhor WASH
Dnrne, OF Massachusetts, eN-iuNrrnor Claniu,
Henry w. Lonseicll"w, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
X. e: Winthrp, Judge Parker Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Major General Blnham, COmmn-