Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-01


beauties Go see them, and buy one. Quay
means to be up and ahead in popular Styles, n
and prices. aug l4-lm.
WASTEp1Lnformason y, wanted Of JoMN | n
with John Logan near Odessa, Del, about a scar
pE I; IA. ' A''' Nv -'''' - = - augis-atw e
Information Wanted -(of interest not pro- =
at)--Of the two children of JoHN and MARY Gill. l
The tArTEH DIED In isbs MAY yo have ber ee IN
sxira, and DIED In Wilmington in 1880. Ths chill
dessb ~sis chi Yn and az
were BowLEs. Address, CYRUS STERN, No, N
Family Rssort. -Chadwicks Museum and Fountain |
leo Cream Garden are now In full operation, There
summer, on seeing bounding animal, or beautiful
bird Ay across his path like meteor, has not wished
You viii be able to perceive the beautiful
differences in the animal or feathered creation
ali parts Of the world, consisting of birds, animals,
reptiles relics, Sc; Also extraordinary and marvel
freaks of nature and life size wax figures OF no.
torious characters in war crime and HISTORY 1t is
the only place Of the city %nere per
to II D. Sa ssas%
ss,ns Mss s% to
betlumina,ed every evening H. Gha ai, No.
2 wnin x1s O %e Del t'af'n S'fs'' 'pp'''
| A. Colburn of Delaware City, oilers ten dol |
| lars reward for the return of small bay maze |
which strayed away few days ago.
An the latest styles of wall paper and wi window
ket street. sept 3m
The latest advices from the suDken steamer
Belle Vernon place the number OF lives lost at
four-the engineer and fireman, from Cincin-
natl, and two deck passengers from Shawnetown
Ill.
) George jackson, Esl., gives notice that travel
. over the Newport bridge will be suspendend on
thu 4th inst, for few days.
After September ist the price Of wall paper great
| ly reduced at jones', SIS Market street. teplSm
Kilied.-Asa Dawson of Bridgeville was al
most instantly killed on Thursday, in falling from
= his peach wagon and both wheels passing over
9 his body. 40.
The most successful institution in the State
> the State Normal University opens to-day
Is Prof. Hardness and Miss Osgood are 't6.be con-
:, graduated on their success, but there are sub
- stantial reasons for 1t.
Theft.-Wiliam Conner who had been en-
ployed by George F. Grub OF FELTON, in the
o baking business, stole SJ45 from bureau draw
ii er on Sunday week, but lie was pursued and fl
nally captured below Milford on Monday morn
10 ing, when the money was recovered, minus $40,
1t and the rascal sent to jail.
81 Accident-As Evan e. Stotsenburg, Esq,
was driving ont West Ninth street, on Tuesday
u evening of last week, his hors became ununan-
AZ ageable, and his carriage coming in contact will
IL a large wagon, MI s. was thrown out and quite
severely cut about the head and face.
AZ Delegates--The Catholic Beneficial J'nior
IA of Del. on Sunday, met in this city and electe,
:. Matthew Rogers and Charles McCloskey, dele
gates to the Irish Beneficial Union of the | nj
'ss ted States which holds its next annual session
ut at St. Louis on the third Wednesday in Septcm
her next. Messrs. George Chance and John j
y. Toner We're elected aernaes.
Ii Increased Trdie.-The carrying of freight o
5. the z. W. Il Il. Railroad has been Increased s
greatly in consequence of the break in til
g. Delaware aud Chesapeake Canal, that the n
,sb. cepts will soon pay for repairs the Delawa
ST, Railroad. Al present all the locomotives al
cars are engaged on the road and every effort
~ being made 10 accommodate the public.
SIS 81, Oxford Car Compdny- The Peach Botto
IA, Railway Co. has given the Oxford Co-operat
, re- Car Go. an order tor the construction of o
ling tirst-ciass and one second class passenger c;
IS, one smoking and baggage car, AMI six Il
VI" freight ears, all of which are To be- finished
the first of November next. The ear compa
sgist will turn out two hand trucks t0i tile same II
and road company this week. These cars are to
-" of narrow gauge.
lme The WW.-The property of the late X
osi n James Riddle, is reported TO be worth alb
eht' 100000. The real estate is all left to his
AY with the exception of the house occupied
atty HE STOCK afu NthaERfhery ale ft -GGdnN Qpf
I-u between the son aud daughter, Mrs. Field,
=, c S the business is TO continue as formerly
SIT der the name of James Riddle, Son X Co.,
agile Riddle is TO receive $500 per year, and 10
| tnue to occupy the old mansion, or have a he
'' AL erected in such place rs she may desire. A
=, NJ. | requests are made to neces and nephews,
$4,000 to charitable purposes as herctoiotr
,rlces, meratel
Death cfdn Extraordinary Mua--The
I you ford Press publishes long article from
= NC pen Of Levi K. Brown, on a man named 81
pur- EN- Bachelor, aged 81 years, who GieJ on
cerine 18th of August. lie was native of Chu
vile, Nd, his father being a slave, and Stel
'cekly was also born one and served as such unit
wears old. His slime" was, however, DO
either by some one when at that age. lie learned
all on forge business, afterwards went TO PhadelI
hange thence to Lancaster county. where he tea
they for several years and at last died in Fulton t.
adver. ship, that county. His career was check
If one and full of incident. by his upright
OF Mo and honesty, the deceased always stood
ng the in the estimation Of his neghbors.
Narrop Escape from Drowaing.-NIr. .
rlnalls ander Moody, who lives on one Of Mr.. /
IS high na nisht Of the GaoI lie was erossips
Ihu al the causeway that leads to the bridge
lSSlsls Drawers Geek, Oh the road from Odes'
at snit Armstrong; corner driving fine pair of /
IT.. TO peach wagon belonging to Mr.. Polk.
he Fall causeway was flooded to the depth of tlrl
seo IT. four feet, but Mr.. Moody, thinking lie
.Svym - ford the water, drove into it. lie made
assort- good progress for while, but a sudden I'll
street waters struck his team and it was carried
25-2m | a. .,roa,, ,rho ,rnIos .oro ,lro,,noJ az,
OF FALL tne slreaii. lhc hlules "cic uioNicu All
Market Moody only saved himself by cinging Il
23-2m wagon body, which was carried down the
clnalPs until its progress was stopped by some OBJ
ton against which 1t lodged. Mr.. Moody
more compelled to remain in Lis penlous positio
til five o'clock next morning. when he sue
,ous s., ed in reaching the shore.-[ Middletown I
ice ola | cript.l
AL, 'r'S Launch.-The stockholders of the stea,
ire com Dido convened to hold their annual meeti
" othe the evening Oh the zzu luliino' lne conn
on repairs stated that the aforesaid ship h
impress ceiyed thorough overhaulmg, and lad
rchaser put in first class condition through the ind
II East gable exertions of her renowned and ell
commander, Mailliw Redam, and was nc
re stock readiness to resume her trips between hi
d make and None Bill Point. On motion, the
MS, No. was unanimously adopted The launch
"Dido' was effected in the presence Of II
mense c0neou.se of spectators, and when
es and flags and streamers flying, she shot out {
customs placid bosom Of the noble Christiana, sh
he city. loudly acclaimed by the countless multi
street. In consequence of the continued illness
celebrated pilot, PATTERSON j. Pill, NJ. c., |
@ COM sition will be filled by A. q. Bonard, d. d
ot save wishing to regain some of the health
become youth, will for time abandon the pulpi
ms, the assume the grave responsibility of plotn
+. 4th magnificent steamer of one thousand ton
then across the mighty deep.
,, s~,o, A Sensible Speech.-At the meeting
~, az Board of Education on Monday cvenin
. n.' '' while the report oft the Building Commit,
heuiche being discussed in regard to the award
n nI anu contract for the erection Of the new
4 relieyrs school at the corner of Third and amiso
ltwardiy, | Mr. Zebley remarked that he believed