Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19

below Second.
Succesyut.-At the festival for the benefit
Union NJ. e. Sabbath School, recently held
the City Hall, 800 above expenses were rea
lied.
For Sdte.-Robert Banks of Brandywii
hundred, offers for sale two horses one FL
and the other niue years Of age, and warrante
to b, sound and gentle.
Store Wdgon.-William IL. Robinson Ii,
procured handsome wagon, on which ispain
ed In large letters his name, place of bushes
and Tobacco, Segars, &c. 1t is from the estal
lishment of John Green, Esq, and is yer
c.editable piece workmanship. 1t may col
tribue to an increase of business at No. lib l.
East Fourth street. AT all events it indicate
enterprise.
Picture Frames..- Elfwood Diane las en-
gagged In the manufacture Of gilt, rosewoo
! and walnut frames for looking gasres. pictures
photographs, &C., atlNo. 10 West Eighth street
lie also makes brackets and other articles Ii
that line. The ladies are particularly invites
to give hin q call. He is good mechanic
prompt aud obliging and worthy of encourage
ment.
Jetoelry.-J. Z. Massey has good assert
ment of Jewelry at his store, No. IL East 4tl
street which lie is selling at low rates. Young
people wishing engagement rings or souveneir,
VIII lind him pleasant and agreeable, while hi.
prices are very moderate His assortment OF
clocks and watches Is also very complete. Es.
peciLl attention isgiven to repairing and old
time pieces are made to run like new ones.
sermon.--Bishop Lee delivered very able
sermon before the students of Delaware Col.
lege in the College Oratory, last Sunday even
ius, from the following text:
"IEen II thine eye be evil, thy whole body
shall tie full of darkness; If therefore, tue light
Illat Is IN thee liza lnrkppSa hnty lie hot
darkness
The exercises were opened by Rev. Joseph
Stone, Of St Thomas church, and the benedlc-
ton pronounced by Rev. James A. Brindle.
Another Saie-Jamos Sawion, Jr., will have
another sale Of cows, the last for the season, at
Newport, Oh the 3Oth inst. Among the lot are
some very fine York County cows, and four
from Lancaster county, that he considers fully
equal to the celebrated Ida COW, Daisy, which
was purchased by Lewis Weldin for Sl0i. Such
choice animals are worth going some distance
to look at 1t, by men who have no desire 10
make purchase. We commend the lot TO
the attention of dairymen generally. Mr..
springer has been engaged for several years In
selecting COWS, and lie is fully capable Of iudg-
ing OF their quality. Fer particulars see advel-
tisement.
4 Heduy Mortgage.-A mortgage Of seven
The Clerks office at Dover, last week. 1t was
executed by the New Jersey Southern Railroad
Co., to John X. Garland and Walter d. Pal
mer, Trustees. This mortgage consoidates the
New Jersey Southern, the Delaware, the Md. &
Del. and the Kent Co. x. X. The State tax,
or recording this mortgage will amount TO sew
IN thousand dollars. This is the heaviest mort
,ase, probably, ever recorded In this State.
Proposals to build the Wilmington Confer
ncp Acatpmy IN nnyar will ha raoa i,,od ~,
Dr. q. Salisbury, until P. NJ, June 18TH
The Dover District Preachers Association met
IL the NJ. f. Church at Bridgevlle on Monday
Vehing, june 9th. The opening sermon was
reached by Rev. q. ID. Watson of Dover The
programme was taken up, and DR.. kenney de-
lvered an address on Dover District and its
eneral interests. Rev. G.. d. Watson review
d Bierbowers' system of Philosophy. The 18th
rtlcle OF the programme was taken up, viz
Are Infants Regenerate," and was discussed
y kevs. }. Connor, w. Kenney, C. ID. Wat
ON, A. ID. Davis and j. A. b. Wilson. Farm
Dgton was the place agreed upon tor the next
Meeting Of the Association, and the second
ionday of October a, the time of meeting.-
During the afternoon session the question
Should we organize District Conference"
vas discussed and favored by the association
rev. ,. i. Van Biirkalow read an essay favor |
ne Capital Punishment, which was criticised |
y members of the association. The question |
Can we be fully freed from depravlty in this |
~ and so live as to never sin again In the score
mourning guilt was discussed by Davis, j, |
'ai1ol. Wilson, Conner, and Van Burkalow. In |
ne evening devotional exercises were conduct |
d by Rev. j. NJ. Williams, who also revie we'd |
Vyths book on Science and Revelation. The |
local option question was taken up and the |
vening occupied in Its discussion. Revs. Thos |
fartindale, A. ID. Davis, J. A. Is. Wilson and |
I. Van Burkalow participating. The ses-
IONS OF the association were very largely at |
ended, and everything passed off pleasantly |
nd to the satisfaction of all present. Delu,cd- |
ran.
Decentralization Stats died at his resi- |
ence in this city, on Monday night, In the 73d |
ear of his age. He was born in Appoquini- |
link liundrei, aud resided there up to 1917, |
hen he remol ed to this city. In early life he |
as an active member of the NJ. L. church, and |
so took a leading part in the local and general
olitics Of the day. lie conversed 1uenily on
llquestions, and his opinions were generally
'spected, often quoted. lie was of social and |
cry generous disposition, and had he possessed
large fortune no applicant for aid should have
one awae empty from his door. A more gem
Gus or better hearted man In this respect ne,
we'd. Indeed quite al ample patrimony was
oorbed through his generosity. Every caller
artook OF his bounty. Even the little urchips
ways shared his pennies SO long as his purse
as not exhausted Had his means been more
nple no one would have been more popular,
more generally respected. lie was elected
the Legislature State Auditor In 1915, and
-elected in l847. In 1849 he was appointed
equity collector, which position he held four
ears. He also served two terms of seven years
lch as Magistrate. He was among the most
dent Republicans, and was generally In adj
lnce OF public opinion on all refornatory oues-
ons. In 1859 he was attacked with something
Re paralysis when he lost the uso of his limbs,
I'D although he became helpless his mind re-
aimed unmpalred and he conversed freely on
subjects. He lore his affection with great
leerfulness, and patiently awaited the coming
the event when mortality should put on i'm
ortality and corruption be followed by incor-
Iption.
His remains will be inferred in the Union
,urch burial grounds, near Black Bird, In APP
,quinimink Hundred this morning, leaving
10 house at halfpast six o'clock A. NJ. lie
had insurance on his life for SO, 900,
ON which he had been receiving premiums
n sometime back
Respect TO the Memory of Chief Justice Chase.
"A meeting Of Members Of the Bar was held
tho Law Library, at 3 O'Clock, on Saturday
fternoon, June 14th.
On motion Of William S. McCaulley, ESQ,
lon. Thomas +. Bayard was called to the chair
nd Samuel M. Harrington appointed Secretary
The Chairman stated the object of the meet
lg to take suitable action with reference 10 the
cath OF Salmon Portland Chase, Chief Justice
the United States.
On motion Oft. 5. District Attorney, An
hony Higgins, committee was appointed by
he chair to prepare appropriate resolutions.-
he Chair named as the Committee, Anthony
iiggins, William 5. McCaulley, George Ii.
'ates, Edward g. Bradford, Jr., Levi e. Bird.
The Committee subsequently reported the
blowing resolutions, which were unanimously
dopted.
WHEREAS, The death OF Salmon Portland
,haxe, late Chief Justice Of the United States
nd at one time the Presiding Judge of the Cir
uit Court Of the United States for tho Della