Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

VIM. A. Glover, convicted two years ago OF
completely In the Boylston (Mass0 Bank ROY
berry, has been sentenced TO twelve years In The
penitentiary.
Tie bloomyaie cotton factory of q. KEN
ptou x Co., In Duchess county, N. y, was
burned OH Sunday night Loss $37 ,o00.
The dye oiks Of J. ). Young X Co., known
as tue Flavine n ills, ut Hanover Junction, IA
York county, Pa, We're burned On Monday
The loss Is about $35 900.
Geo,g, NJ. Vandegrift OF rencader Hundred,
adyertises a colt and bull for sale on ieasona-
BILE terms.
De Wolf is about enlarsiug his cloth ing es-
Establishment IN Market street above Tlirl', ahu
his assortment of goods Is amongst the largest
and best that can ba found anywhere. lie IS
polite aud accommodating ana wen ral'ni"'e"
10 bulldup large trade.
F+rii.r,,-Thomas WariuS y BIO. Of Col
ora. ~ County, Md advert!ses pure ground
bol.-. which is represented - M exceiIent fer
tier tur all kinds Of cr0ps at the l,west living
rates. II will De forwarded TO amy station ON
the railroad where ordered. We advise our
farmers to try some fit.
Important to Gas Consumers. liam H.
Chadwick has been appointed agent for the sale
OF Dyott's patent oSygehalor gas burner, Tor inns
State. Persons procuring them from Him per-
sOnally will be sure Of 9ritig the tish' burner
on better terms than ever hetoie offered and
have the privilege Of changing outlet or under
burner at any time " ilhin six months without
any est. Ciil at his variety stores, No. 2O0
W. Fourth street and examine them and leave
your orders
Grand Spring Opening of Fine Furniture -.
On Sltud " next, April Ith, The Enterprise
Manufacturing Co. will expose their large stock
of the finest furniture for public inspection a.
their new show room, Nos. 22O and 222 Mar
ket street. Our customers aud friends wishing
| to see the very Test class OF furniture made In
the country and sold at the most reasonable
prices, are cordially invited to attend our open
Ing. ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING Go.
Mairimoniui.-EllenE Eyre left this city for
| San Francisco, In company with friend on
! the first of December, in order to meet her be-
| trothed In that place, but lie being In tho SER
vice of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., could
not obtain leave of absnce, and she accordingly
embarked for Japan there being only one other
lady passenger and after voyage Of thirty-tive
| days she landed at Yokohama, where on the
| 9th Of February, the ceremony was performed
that made Capt. Charles ). Mccoy and Miss
Eyre one In the eye OF the law.
| The Markets--Butter sold on Wednesday at
from 56a6O cents per pound, eggs 20a22 pei
dozen, chickens 76a$l. rs per pair, potatoes 15a
% per half peck, sweet do; 25a30 do. turnips
l
i onions 40 do; celery 5a5 per bunch, cabbage
3a8 head, horse radish 3aS per root, herring
26s30 per dozen, shad 25a75 each, suniish Ii a
| bunch, rock l3al5 per pound, pike 10 do; bee
steak l5a25 do; roast l0alS do; pork 12ala
do; sausage l4al5 do; lard l2al5 do; scrap
pie do; segar cured hams lSa20 do.
| A Candiddte.-lIon. l.. F.. Wales and Chic
Justice uipin having united with Victor Du
Pont, William Bright, Esas., and some twenty
sfxzn t1,ar nj
shaw 10 be candidate for election as member
| of the Board of Public Education, the Colone
| consents To the use of his name for the position
| by the citizens of the Seventh Ward, and We
presume that he will be trumphantly chosen
The Colonel has been connected with the Boart
for many years, and through education and
taste Is well qualified TO discharge the duties
| devolying upon the one called to art In that CT
pacity.
Ierished.-A colored man named Henry
Levi who was moving to the house IF Ricbar,
T. Cam, In Pencador Iiundied, fell from the
wagon near Red Lion, on the 23d OF March, ant
lay In the road for some time. The parties
with him, among whom was his wife, wer'
either too drunk or too much PROVOKED 10 as.
sist him to get In the wagon again but left hin
remain where he had fallen.
i Henry M. Silver, on discovering him request
ed two colored men to take him out of the COLI!
when the men placed him In The stock yard
and covered him With hay, where he remained
all night. When the farmer of Mr. S. weHi Il
the barn in the morning 10 feed the stock h,
heard groans and on looking where they came
from he found the man In a dying condition.
by the time assistance arrived the man wa
dead. The coroner held an inquest when tn
jury rendered n verdict of death frsm exposure
His remains were Inferred In Pigeon Rnn "a."
etery.
| Hdrrington.--This place must attract con
siderable attention. Its location and surround
lngs must lead to ali increase of the population
building OF houses, speculation In bus mes
enterprises, &c situated imineI lately on til
Della ware Railroad, and the Breakwater june
ton also the junction of an other. The EIs
tern shore railroad connecting il with Bait
more and all these pouring their pteciou
freights through this termini and especially /
. the great Delaware sea side resort and Reno
both Camp Meeting must give this place
prominence not ordinarily attained. This tow
has already sprang into existence as II by
maglcian's wand. There Is here thriving popl
! lation and all the elements OF Increase, an
meteral growth. Houses are rising into exist
ence. iiers Is chance for increasing manu-
tacture aud trade. Lots for builiiug purpose.
fayorably situated, may be had On REASONABLE
terms, especially the lots of b. +. Fleming. Ais
: In immediate vicinity several farms may b
bought cheaply Of Mr. Ezekiel Fleming. lie
specuialoIs take a note OF this and leave thr
own oyercrowded places AID 20 where there
open space and verge enough aud where LOT
aud houses aud lambs may be bought for one
, teith the price and premise profitable fl
: tuIe. What Harrington want, Is live men, a
Increase of capital, wise institutions of earnin
Z and plenty Of religion and thi, place will ris
into towering Importance. canning estat
shment ought Immediately to be set up.
| Is q great mart for peachers and this ought I
!, be one OF the outlets to the increase of the sal
of their fruits. Other enterprises ought 10 b
encouraged here Of which | have not time
write now or you to PRINT. Ii.
~ Deceased.-Moses Bradford, one OF oul
T most estimable citizens died at his residenc
3 corner of Eighth and King King streets, las
Sunday morning, in the s5th year Of hi
e age. He was born in Rowley, Massachu
It sets, his father Rev Ebenezer Brandfort
e being the Congregational minister of this
5 town. He was the youngest Of a large fam
o ly and shortly after he had entered Colleg
his father died and he was thrown on h
r own resources. He soon afterwards becain
b an assistant in q classical school at Frank
l. ford Pa, in about 1914, upon the il
u vitation Of Hon. Louis McLane and otht
= gentlemen, he removed to this city, aud U
= the 10th Of April commenced the public
ton of the Delaware Gazette and Peninsr
m lar Advertiser, which attracted considerab
~ attention for the ability with which it Wi
a conducted. In 1917 he married Miss Geori
ii of Sassafras Neck, Md, and in the followir
is year removed with his wife to her estate
Il Old6elds, in Middle Neck, Cecil Count
Md, and there resided about five years.
Being attacked with severe fever he dete
~ mined, on becoming convaescent. to retul
u to Wilmington. and in 1928 or 1924, enga