Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-04

The Asbury Sabbath school will make an ex
clrslon to Chester Heights, Pa, by a specia
train of cars ON Thursday, the nh inst.
Splendid fitting suits, made out of the
very best material, can he procured at Quinn S
| Bonner's. The genilemanly and polite sales
man at this house has made II life long study
to please the taste Of the most fastidious Those
who deal with Mr. b. will give to him the
credit OF being first class Merchant Tailor.
Ice Cream Gdrden.-Chadwick's Ice cream
garden, No. POT West Fourth street, is now
open, for the accommodation of visitors. Every.
thing has been put In good order and the entire
place IS neat and attractive. A half hour on
bot day or evening can be pleasantly passed
th,re. We commend the fact t. the attention
Of the public.
| Good Tea.-Persons who enjoy drink Of tea
should not fail to call at the Union Pacific Tea
| store, No. 512 Market street, where full AS.
sortment Of all the best brands of teas and cot.
fees are kept on hand and sold at greatly redu =
ed prices. In addition to good Article al low
prices they present each purchaser Of tea with
handsome genuine Japanese fan or hue
chrome.
Delaaodre Institute Of MechanicM drts.-
he attention of the char liable public is called
to the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts,
which now stands In need Of peciniary assis-
lance. This Institution is one Of the best and
most liberal In our city. and should be well sup.
ported. Those who are generously disposed
may send their contributions 10 Lea Pusey,
Esq, the Treasurer
An lngrd ef,h BeggI.-On Tuesday after
noon young man went TO the house of Mrs
Hickman, 903 Washington street, and asked for
something to cat. While the young lady was
getting something the william seized u dless
which she had been working at and delibei ate
lu rt,ta &c III. l..
about his person. When the yictuals were
brought to him he declined to receive them ,
saying "they did not agree with him. and then
left.
Boy Losr.-On Monday afternoon, little
boy abont II years old, named Robert Is. Glats
left his bone, No. 321 w. Front street, and
has not been heard from since. He is about
SIP feet high, and had on When lie lcft a
calico shirt aud gray pants, an old felt hat aud
no shoes. His face was marked with the small
pox. Any information regarding his where
abouts will be thankfully received by his father
a: the above number.
Captain George II. Preble has been Or
dered to the command OF the Philadelphia
Navy Yard and the Naval Station at League
Island, relieving Commodore ]. r. NJ. Null
iany, ordered to command the North Allan
tic Squadron.
Owen and William Mahon were arrested
IN Brooklyn on Saturday for stabbng their
father. 1t is asserted that Owen held the
old man while William stabbed him several
times with a pocket knife. The wounds are
not dangerous.
AT Frenchman's Bayou, Ark, on Thurs
day, two brothers, named Clair, went TO the
house Of planter named Campbell, and
shot him dead in presence of his family
The murderers were arrested Their victim
was Gu years Of age.
Ice Cream Charlie Kyle is prepared To- fill
orders for ice cream for parties picnics, &C.
He may always be fund at his old stand at
the Second Street Market House, and willing
to wait on all who call.
Discharged last week man named Rus
sell living ON Front street, lie ~ West,wa cliry-
ed by Mrs. Williams with attempting to COM
INIT an outrage on her. Constable Woodward
attempted TO arrest him but he resisted and
fed. On Tuesday the Constable came across
him and carried him before Esq Hagany, but
as the complainant failed to appear Rus Sc was
discharged.