Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-17

Boots and Shoes. w. West has opened a
new boot and shoe store at No. 10 Market st.
aud Is now prepared TO sell anything IN his
line at the lowest rates. Give him call.
Cigdfs-Bennetts five cert Yaras are high
popular with the public, as II y generally conceded
II H. O % ssSs py IL sy p4s as
Attention. las large assortment
shipley Street. which he Is selling wholesale and
tall at reasonable prices apr14sm
At Concord, N. H., en- Wednesday, Geary
Sherpnrne. who ran away with Josephine Drew
from baskerville last fall, was arraigned on a
criminal charge, and pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced 10 the full extent Of the law, three
years imprisonment.
Large Fsh.-Mr. Russell who occupies the
basement Of the Republican building, corner of
inird and King streets, received a rock fish
on saturday morning, from Crisfeld, which
weighed fifty-two pounds. Ibis weight Is not
oiten exceeded by this species Ct Ash In our
market.
Rev. John Shilling, pastor OF the NJ. Il. Church
Irlhcess Anne, Md, has issued an appeal to
ne.hSdists Tor assistance In building new
cnuie tnere, or the remodellng of the present
que; HIS congrega alton is Of limited means,
uhaoie 10 help themselves, and unless assistance
- PA, ienueted he says the cauRe o. Methodsm
WIN s''ner there. Bishop Scott approves the ap
PEAL
ChtTles Ldn6 says, a speaker should not at
| tempt to express too IN Ich, but leave something
| to the Imagination of his audience. Just SO
with Humphrey & Sandt, Hatters, 2l6 Market
street. They do not want to express too much
| with regard to the immense stock Of Hats,
Caps and Umbrellas now on hand, for they
show for themselves. II you will but call and
examine, we will leave II to your judgment
whether We 10 not sell better quality and
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
The Menagerie and Circus.-No doubt hun
dreds of our citizens will visit Montgomery
Queens Great Mastodon Menagerie oil next
Monday, April 18th.
Their collection OF rare and beautiful animals
and birds Is large, and will amply repay those
who are fond Of Zoology. Beside the menag-
erie, there Is that Troupe oft "Sons of the
Desert" whose feats are Of itself worth the
price of admission asked. This great show
numbers nearly one hundred performers male
and female, who are all leading artists They
will give two performances on the above day
corner Lombard and 18th streets, one ut 2 and
the other at 5 p. NJ. Go early and secure good
seats.
Observation-Disclosures Cause died at the re.
sidence of his grandson, Thomas Pennypacker
near Marshallton, Chester county Pa, on Wed
nesday last, In the S7th year of his age. For
over a half century he was engaged In the in
striction Of youth, and many of bis former pupils
now reside In our county, as well as in that Of
Chester aud those adjoining it. He was quite
successful In every respect, and his memory
will long be cherished by those who were
brought IN contact with him.
Constable Rhode, of Odessa, got into q hor
nets nest in Chester last week, according t.
the Chester Neps He had levy on hors,
belonging to a VIM. Browning, living neal
Chester, the levy having been made while b
lived in Delaware. The Constable went for
Ii. and demanded the money or the horse. A,
he couldn't get the former he took the latter
whereupon Browning had him arrested for lar
ceny, he hail to give bail In $500 for his appear
ancc at the next session OF the Delaware county
Pa, court.
! Filling up.--There are now ninety-four pri
soners in the Jail at New Castle, and should
the number increase In the same ratio the com
Ing month as 1t has in the past, there will b,
some ll5 or l2O before the court meets, max
ing larger number, we presume, than at any
former period. There are several vagraIt
among them. The above shows plainly enough
the necessity for Woikhouse, and we mop,
that the establishment of one will not be de
layed much longer. The Legislature SHOULD
have made the necessary p DIVISION for lis cree
ton the past session.
The Grand Jury---Lst of the names of Crane
| Jurors drawn from the boxes deposited in the
Prothonotary's office, by the Levy Court O
New Castle County. for the year 1873:
Esali Sharpley Perkins, Samuel NJ. Tale,
Brandywine IId.; Philip Plunkett, George W
, Sparks, Wilmington; Ashton Richardson, Dav,
III Lynlm, Christiana Hd.; Aaron klair, Steph
en- Springer, Thomas l.. Baldwin, Mill Crsel
Hd.; William Morrison, John W, Evans. Geo
u. Evans, White Clay Greek IId.; Mahlou Bat
> ten, Jonathan l.. Ellison, Pencader Id: Jo
seph l. laggart, George Il. Tybout, New Cast
Hd.; John I Chairs, Alex NJ. Biddle, Re,
Lion IId.; Charles Beasten, Wilson Il. yande
grit, James b. Alrichs, 81 Georges IId; Jos
i Roberts, DR.. G. V. Crawford, James Blockson
/ Appoquiuimink lid.
Institute COmmittees.-The following stand
ing committees of Wilmington Institute have
= been appointed by the President, Mr.. NJ. NJ
: Child, and were announced on Tuesday even
ing
. Ways and Means-Wm. Candy, II. NJ. Jen
kins, CIV. Rowland.
Library-W. NJ. Candy, Geo. NJ. Bates, W
X. Bullock.
3 Rooms and Fixtures-Edw. Tatnall, Jr; vii
liam Candy, Y. w. Rowland
Donations and Archives-II. NJ. Jenkins. s
A. Mcallister, DAM. Woodall
Printing-Rev. r. G. Littell, l. G. Grubb, G
II. Bates.
Newspapers and Periodcals-Joln G.. Cole
w. s. Auchincloss, Rev 7. e. Littell.
These committees serve for one year.
In place of NJ. NJ. Child, elected President
! u. ii. Bates was elected member of the Ex
} ecutive Committee.