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

: OYSTERS of the very finest quality may a
, ways be found at Conner d Co.'S, on 1hir
rect, under Odd Fellows Hall Building :
!. Godfrey Kunkle, German baker living O
Frankford hoad below 0irard avenue, wa
murdered on Wednesday morning last, in hi
bake house, BY young German 10 bis employ
The murderer robbed the house Of S56. d
. been arrested.
"The alpha S,oma."-This Is the title of al
amateur, which has been placed on our table
" Is edited BY II. II. Billany, j. r. Moore, J
kie and G. Z. Roycr. In appearance IL Is at
tactive, and the contents are varied and In.
suuctive. The terms are so cents per annum
We wish 1t success in all respects.
Orange Judd.-Ths January number of the
american Agricultural contains a handsome
portrait and short sketch of the above named
gentleman who Is so widely known by repvta-
lion throughout our country. The success of
MIR. Judd may be considered rather remarkable
and anything relating TO IL possesses especial
| Interest at this time. The portrait and sketch
10 one OF the most attractive cards that the pull
fishers could have awaited themselves at the be-
ginning OF the year, and 1t must prove a pa, ing
one. Those who wish TO suscribe, are referred TO
George jackson, Of New Castle Hundred, or
10 Cyrus Stern, No. Ill Market Street. who
are getting up clubs for 1874, and furnish the
work al the very lowest figure.
The Odoriess Ercauator.-The FIRST trial Of
THIS machine was made at the residence of
John u. Baker, near the corner Of Fourth and
Poplar streets, last Tuesday morning. in th,,
presence of several members of The civ Conn.
Gil, Board OF Health and other gentlemen. The
tank was filled in six minutes after the hose
were placed In the well, Without any smell in
The street, or the least annoyance to the neigh.
borhood, no particle of filth escaping, and every
thing being kept perfectly clean. The machine
IN n ts.A
Kind OF work TO the old process, and the citi.
sens VIII not object to q slight advance In The
Cost Tor the same. The great consideration ia
convenient place of deposit, rs the CARING
must form the great part Of the expense. Bv
tne use OF earth 1t might be deposited inside tbe
guy nnits, and poudrette formed without an-
noyance, and the expense of the work thus be
greatly lessened. Messrs. Hayes, GaIlagber q
Co., are disposed to be as moderate as moss ibie
IN their charges and II Is believed that satjsfao
lion In this respect as well as all others, will he
generally given.
Linen Hedding.-Mr. and Mrs. John w
Dayelt OF Pencader Hundred, celebrated The
third centennial anniversary OF their bymenia i |
coh'rdct on Monday, Dec. IA, by what is mod |
ernly known as Linen Wedding. Their
dwelling was filled to its utmos. capacity with
guests. young and old bearing rich profnsio
Vi gits as proof of the high standing of tl,is
couple In the estimation of the communitv.-
=. ! ne exciting social meIrment, and hiarity of
tue young mingled with The highly wrought SEN
s,.non.ailty OF the old, all oonspired to make it
one OF the leading festivities of the day. and IN
awaken in the recolleclons of the host and hos.
less welcome memento of that event that bar-
Peheu Just fourteen years ago when the twain
were made one. After the evening had been
partly SPENT the guests repaired to an adjoining
, T. 70 partake Of a sumptous repast, tie pro.
iuction Of one of the most boupteous Iarders in
"a .l,,, L. 4 |
lnee bids fair that they shall celebrate several
more occasions OF this kind. They have all in
sresting and well disciplined family, and il ia
,lr ann TO train the young which are under
heif care TO usefulness, and in the way thew
mould go, ami instill within their minds such
as'lueeoh as may render them agreeable con-
'ahiohs tothemselves and TO pass through prn- !
ilscuous temptations with prudence. AT about
81, O'Clock, the company quietly prepared TO
axe their leave, leaving with the family their
'ood wishes and hopes for their future happi-
less and prosperity.
Ordination and Installation .-Rev Tho.
harrington Jester has accepted the call to the
aludletown Presbyterian Church, Delaware
%, ia. lie vas received from the Presbyterv
u Mew ork city into the Chester Presbytery
II tuesday last, the 30th ult. 1t was re solved
pom by the Presbytery that his examination
,lo,lid take place at the church on the day of
and Installation, so as 10 olive the
eople an opportunity of witnessing the exam
nation OF candidate for ordination. He will
examined 10 Experimental Religion, Philos-
phy, Iheology, Greek and Hebrew. uhnrcb |
oVernmcnt, Literature, and Compostion az !
ermons' Alter the examination, the Ordina-
ION sermon will be preached by Rev b. i.
ones, OF West Chester and addre. ses deliv
req oy hevs. DIR. Dale and Mr.. Robbins O:
leu IA. Al the same time, three elders chosen
'ne congregation, Messrs. Melting, West,
M HDSkiQs. W Ill b,,n rfIo |
III take place on the 18th Of this month. al 4
o'clock, A. NJ. Greenwood station. l,exc
aledla, ON the Phila. aud West Chester r., H., a
tu aquaiier of a mile north of the church. .
A Tower TALLER THAN BABEL.-Messrs j
iirke, Reeves q Co., proprietors of the PlloeuL
vile Bridge Works, Philadelphia, Pa, saws
e Sctcht.pc American, propose to construct
roughI IRON tower, one thousand feet In hight. u
be completed for the American CeDtenHiai
Inhibition In 1875. The tower is TO be circa.
In section, one bundled and iftv feet in p
ameier at The base, diminishing to hirty feet 9
the top. 1t isproposed 10 have sp'ial stair r.
ses winding around the center tube for those Il
eIsrring 10 walk up; but elevators will lei
divided, which are calculated TO ascend to the
p In three minutes. We have In process of =
craving full page illustration, representa-
9 tower In contrast with st. Peters cathedral -,
ome ST. Paul's cathedral, London Bunker "
~ Monument the Pyramids OF Egypt and j
ei SAisuuS TAI structures, all OF which along OF
les, N' re
iHE NlRGINiUs.--New York, December 20
-1ohii r. Patterson, Ut this city has sent let.
TO Secretary Fish, dated the 10Th, decariu 81 g,
al he Is the registered owner Of the steamer Sc
remius. lie protests against the opinion of er
Attorhey-GeneraIby which he Is condemn T,
unheard on ex-paTte testimony. He states
a. the solicitor OF the Treasury gave him
! OF sale OF the steamer, therein OIL he (Pat SO
rson) truly swore that lie was the owner, and
Government gave her an American reei ter. Of,
~ testimony CHARGING perjury on his part is to
So. HI
lie has hitherto kept silence by advice of W
unset, and because he has not been notified
called upon by the Government to testify or til
lend himself In relation to the matter. He Bt
luesis that copy Of the evidence upon Which Vi,
NlIPluius was condemned ny the Attorney st
neral be sent TO him, and thar he be notified u
inc time and place for the examination of IL
other witnesses. copy of the letter has 81
oeen sent TO the Attorney General. =
W, -
he examination OF the VIrsluius prisoners
: eohciiued OH Monday evening, and thew ST
no then released and taken care of by their mt
pan hiehds. About thirty five of them ra ri
lined In charge of tina Cuban Junta, al New Gle
TX, on tuesday. They adopted resolutions "
mixing Commander Braine and the other .
GERS OF the Juniata, and also resolved that NJ
y would attend the funeral OF Captain Bra- - -