Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26

Lost.--On Friday, the 10Th OF June, between
Wilmington and Chrisiana village, package
| containing two coats and Que pair of pants
The finder VIII bst warlsd by leaving
then at This office. X. - - ~
Coaees OF rare excellence at the only Tea Store In
the city, II east 18th ST., j. Il. Houston, DR.,
William Hirsch, soldier of the garrison of
Fortress Monroe, was murdered about mile
from the fort on Saturday night. Aman, nam
ed Davis, has been arrested on suspicion.
A derrick used for plscug in position the iron
columns or the elevated railroad at Thirty
fourth street and Ninth avenue, In New York,
| fell OH Saturday afternoon, seriously injuring
James Morgan, Surveyor of the road and
passer by named John F. Shroader.
Fans! Japanese Fans for sale low at the Tea Store
IL East 4tli st., j. l.. Houston, Jr.
! Building Lots.-James bradford will sell
sixty one building lots at public sale, on Satur-
day, the 9th of July, situated In the upper part
of the Tenth Ward, and well worth the. atten-
} ton of purchasers. Ogle & Miller auctioneer.
For particulars see advt.
Observation-Disclosures & Co., have for sale at
their store, corner of Sixth and Market streets,
great variety of brushes, suitable for those
who wish to make excursions to the sea shore
and other places. Their stock of drugs, &C., is
| also very complete.
Police Cdses.-Rober Dawling by officer
| Whelen, Cor committing an assault and battery
| on Johanna Rhyan, held to bail in the sum of
$500 to answer at the next court of general ses-
slons, in default Of which he was committed TO
| the county Jail.
VIM. Ii. Mckay by officer Wheeler, for a
| violation Of city ordinance by hitchng horse
to ornamental shade tree, fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Hunter, by officer O'Niel, for indie
cent exposure of his person fined $40 and costs.
John Glenn, by officer O'Nie for interfering
with the officers while in the discharge of their
Inf ~ mad l.1l Al
sum of $500 to keep the peace.
Henry Hull, by officer Nickerson for disorder
| ly conduct, fined 81 and costs.
Charles Stevenson, cOlored, by officer Writ,
| for disordery conduct and assaulting officer
Writ with a razor, held 10 bail in the sum Of
$1,000 for his appearance at the next court of
| general sessions, in default of which he was
| committed to the county Jail.
Ellen Fox, by officer Donovan, for disorderly
conduct, fined costs and held 10 bail, In the sum
of 5000 To be of good behavior.
| Geo. Bnndy, col. by officer Legg, for disoi.
derby conduct, reckless driving in the streets,
| fined SO and costs, and held to bail in, the sum
/ OF $500 to kerpthe peace. f"-t H.."
+. Raw and VIM. Carroll, by officers Lesg
and Bradford, for fighting in the streets, fined
~ and costs aud held to bail in the sum of 5000
each to keep the peace. 90.
John Collins, by officer Bradford fol assaults
i ing officer Bradford. while In the discharge Of
i
| swer at the next term of court.
| There have been 3 1 arrests made for drunken
ness, since vtlr last report the usual penalties
| in each case was imposed. ...
| THE POINT BREEZE FIRE.-At about four
| o'clock on Monday morning, the we Lkncwn
training stables Of Johu Turner, adjoining
Point Breeze Park, were destroyed by fire, with
their entire contents of hay, feed, harness, &C.,
| and with eleven out of the seventeen valuable
horses which they contained. The building
| was valued at about $1,000, on which there is
| an Insurance of $1,000 in the Queen Insurance
Co., of Liverpool The contents of the stable,
exclusive of the horses, were estimated at Sl0-
900, which Is a total loss aud on which there Ia
| no insurance.
Among the horses that were burned to death
were many well known among sporting men,
| The following Is a list of their names ~ ..
Sorrel gelding "Dot," 10 years old. Record
2.32 Ia.
Bay illy, Sister to Netie, years old, own
ed by Frank NJ. Ellis, valued at $4,000. Insur-
ed for $3.50.
Bay mare 'Daisy Vernon years old, own
ed by Franklin NJ. Cotton, valued at $1,000.
Brown stallion owned by VIM. Penn Young,
va lued at $1,000.
Black mare, Lady Girard,' owned by William
lIunsicker. valued at $1,000.
Bay gelding, owned by Mr.. Smith, valued
at sl4G0.
Bay Patchen mare, owned by George Fore
Eaugh, valued at from $1,000 to $1,000.
Bay liambletonian stallion 'Brutus,' owned
by Richard Penistan, who recently paid $1,000
| for him aud has sino raf,sad n n nfFar IF esnnn
Sorrel Gelding owned by Frank & White
valued at $500.
Gray Gelding "Safe," seven years old, owned
by VIM. Yewdell, valued at $500; has a record
of 2.29.
Brown colt four years old, owned by Mr..
| Pancoast, valued at $1,000.
The total loss from this fire, according to the
figures given above, is $50, 400, on which there
is an insurance of $3.50 dollars. OF the entire
loss, ~ 400 is in horse flesh