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, 1874-03-01
DOWN WITH THE PRESS.

A very earnest MONDAY pEnyer-meee1ng Was aelo III
tho Methodist Church Block yesterday. Tho President
Of the occasion Mr. B. r. Jacobs and there were
also present Bishop Cheney, the Rev. Arthur MITCHELL
the Rev. Mr. kittredge, and other dtvtnes The meet
ing was exceedingly Interesting throughout, and
perfect unaniIy Of opinion prevailed until the heT
A1r. Eittredgo mounted the rost1uun and delivered
hiscH of utterances which but few present
indorsed and the majority condemned IN
the strongest terms. After xnuding to the
fact that he lad stood on the shores OF
the Fed ses, &nd touching with dramatic eject
upon the disaster which therein befen King Pharaoh
anu his hoste, The speaker suddenly launched into
philippe against the press Of this city. The Sunday
papers drat OF Ill occupied Ills attention, after Which
the daily preas casugaed in terms that Florence
Mccarthy never used In mourning over Lie I-t1e4s-
naent lie received from the ournsls He thonghs ne
daily papers the great difficulty the great satanic
agency, which the religious portion Of the city ought
to combine against and be urged al present to Abstn
from advertising In tue papers. By this means
they deprived Of their means OF subsistence wono
fall TO tho earth, become thugR Of the past, and the
course OF true religion would flow on, free, ~ ieast
from grand obstruction sinca Mr.. kittredge ha8
Of Ills forthcoming sermons, and requested them 10
notice The same, the renarks were Little surpr1nn2
The effect it had upon tho au0ieuce waa not remark
able About three old ladies apIlauded Soma gentle
smiled, but the majority looked upon the speaker
with plying glance which told ho" fnor-
At the conclusion Of the prayer-meeting.
building OF temporary neeetn3-hou1a for the
Young 3ena Chriattzu Association on the site of tbs
old Farweu Hall. Ths handsome sora Of s., Soo VIZ
handed In.
, 1874-03-01

An attractive entertainment was given NJ "ihnesks
Institute Friday evening" Tho exercises, Which "e1e
ntcYrperzed with instrumental soloa 1nd duetz On ths
piano and violin by Emil IebNng and T. E. coreah:
consIsted Of composition by Mrs De1sroosr sno
aecl=maous by Clara Carter, Rohbie Garland st4.s
Hubbard, Jula Blake, and E. lockwood. a cosssI'
and series of xf1 .ableau1 vtvants eloaed tos
performance Among the latter werE rtp7eseni4.o@ss @
Il .sGipsJ RncamI1reut," j" Taxing the VET srt Is
Grtek Slave" " Tho Power Of Gold, ana ~ ran~
fs1. Studio" The xralr was plezxant oae 70 III eo
ce1ned. .,, ~, rr&aav
tte ite-.91T gociety bY Nr. r. J. Mapea, az Gu
seo Tbo programme x sonpse 'ss1tons 81 =. e.a .l1
tbe stan dar authors: Tbs PopaE, ~ e. nsej. III
dan1tlszs tnepss full md Appfscaaa]s Anaasoe@'
, 1874-03-01
GENERAL NEWS.

Mr. John Brenocts, Superintendent Of tho Union
Renderup Company reports the collection Of over GOO
dead dogs In tho ass two days. Extra reans will be
put on to gather them in.
The Hon. william Parsons, formerly from Ireland
and lately from Massachusetts,, delivered short but
Misunderstanding lecture upon "Nichsel Angelo
In tbe salou Of the Grand Pacific Hotel Friday evening"
Tho lecture WAS varied by anecdotes Of Leonardo ia
Vnd Raphael, and other contemporaries OF the ofeat
and n}easantly The invitations announced that after
the lecture an opportunity would be Tor dancing
but owing to tho dangerous illness Of the son OF Nf
C. B. Blaar the dancing part OF Ito entertainment WIS
omitted
Ats meeting Of tbs Philosophical Society aAs even-
Ing Gen T. N, 6le4 read paper The Sancsity or
Ham1n Life" taking ground a2aiass capital pu1dah-
nneut-
John CoIns 60 years old, residing at No. 16 Huron
street was found dead IN ha bod about 10 O'Clock yes
terdsy morning. he ii supposed 70 lave died from
dfseass Of tho hear The Coroner will hold an
this morning.
Gerald Massey gives his closing lecture this evening
at Ktn2sbury Music Hall, which will undoubtedly call
forth args audience TO hear the poet
and LECTURER His subject fs - The Coming Religion,
In which ha viii discuss the exciting religious topics
of the day. It Is Raid to be one Of his ablett lectures
and will therefore ahow Mr.. Massey It his best.
Aman named Frederick Scheuk wss struck b. the
engine attached to freight zin It the West yts1on
street cro&ang Of the Chicago foEthweatern rsro&a
truck yc4terdxy morning. and received injuries tns9
resulted fatally Boou after. Deceased W1A w1dower
German by birth, about yeAEs of age, Aud leaves
two auasu shQd1sn. Ats ssaaaaas wsxs Aka1 70 n1s
, 1874-03-01

charge tho building Committee with ftsua put ne oa
that the architect had rcaortcd to fraud and
Misrepresentation to cover up big own denaencea.
presiient Aghton having cslled Conm1ssioner Jones
to The chair came 70 Of the baiding Com.
ttea and the architect maintaining that the report
gag sufcent and proper and that The COMMITTEES had
performed its duty. The report ousns 1p ~ "
conmisstoner Singer said that it w.s evident that
he I'D incurred the architects hostility BY watching
the construction Of tho building too closely.
The motfon to recommit was lost, and thefeupon
comiss;oner C1ouch moved to reject from tie report
the architects communication.
The Chair decided the motion out Of order.
Commissioner Bogue moved to Strike OUT certain
nortios relatIur to The size OF the ce!s the stone
ad ue NJ tio s5.wnlks The Chair had denagogued
he nnestion very efIcctively wli,le On the floor.
Tl1e CHAIR called him to order sharply. He would
not tolvra:e euch language. . ,n.,.s T.
+ nIS the ,notion was lost Commissioners Bogue,
Burdick, Busse, clough, Jones, hoelle, nad Singer
voted fu the affirmative, and Commissioners
H.rris, Herting, johnson, Jon"s' LoneFsan ana the
motion to iay te report the table wss lost md
tile report coucuTlttl in. ~,
The Board then adjourned, 70 1e4sseeno1d Aek u"
March session On Monday.
, 1874-03-01
CRIGIINAL.
T~TE~rr<T1RT

Judge Noore wound up hiz first experiences ~
Criminal Court Judge of Cook County yesterday with
the sentencing Of prisoncrs. Tho ony eases IN which
.hs ceremony Of making ths convicted acquainted with
their {ata Wis marked NTH anJ points o3 1nseseat
wazs thoss of Haz1oa aud Costas. In Tia 1oa&R sAse
, 1874-03-01

TIE COUNTY CCMM15SAoNI. I.1Ao'
The County Commissioners held an adjourned meet
fnr rasterday afternoon Commissioner Harrison was,
the only abssntee.
JuRoRss FEES.
4 communication was received from the County
Treasurer to the effect that ont OF funds not other
wise appropriated he had paid jurors fees and ahod
continue to do unless otherwise directed He est1-
mated the e1penses this account At about $90o
year. md recommended that : specific appropriation
be made. It WEE referred 10 tne Soiata1't" VI
Finance.
4 communication WIS received from F. L. Fake
Co offering to sell hospital site bounded by Poik
Tayor md Paulina streets and Ashland avenue with
frontage Of 793 feet aud der:h OF soo tees' ios
s1Co, ,0oo II was referred to the Committee on LOS
'' Communication was received from J. u. Marshall
Co. offering to reduce from 7o 70 9eo me [1ce
asked for the occupancy Of enc loor OF hehtucKy
Block where the Court-House plans were e1h1b1teq,
the TO be paid within t.epayto1f 1 Ini1ns n4u's
President Ashton stated that he A7u been served
with notice IN tho suit brought By Matthews Co.,
confirm ~ site Sn taana avenue The matter lad
been placed In the hands Of the County Attorney.
The Committee on Education were M 70 N ~,
snd the furniture for $4ooo 1t rate 1ot 10 eaeeeo
ree-quartezs Of ! per cent.
=, r-4nonse to resolution OF inquiry submitted BY
comnoissiouer Singer, asking what changes from tno
original plans Lad Eeen mnds IN ne
Tenorted inclostrR Communication from the afcul-
tect acttiuc forth the changes that had been aue,
soma of theru according to tho areh1tec has7n8 cee
ordered by Commmtssioner Singer, while member OF
| the previous Building Committee; .a,,,,r.a
Commissioner Dogro said that the Ieposs e;
rncAl,ed-for reflections upon Commissioner s1nge5.
and did not e1nbody the information Requested aa
therefore moved that the report be reeomnlea. -.
Commissioners Lonergan and tfaE1o1u 1i -
motion, on the Rro1no t01t Ane aeFoAs
! information sought .., a.. -e,or+ No ,
| Commissioner ciough c5araetss1zea III Up 3rnnd a.
, 1874-03-01

Counsel, with request that he gvs IN opinion Is to
tho liability Of the city.
The communication Of Charles Denney, City As
sessor asking authority % appoint an aaaistans, wes
taken under adyisc1neut.
The petition Of Mr. Gobe1 praying tha. he be paid
zoo, tho value Of caps uads for the police, under
contract with the Board Of Police taken up,
and 1t WIS decided to report favorably.
The resolution OF AID Woodard. relative to the en-
ploynent Of assistants in the Law department. WAS then
considered Corporation Counsel Norton sent for
and stated that AIR. Canhed. who retained IN the
Gage case, and Mr.. Tuley, who hired to complete
tho Dearborn street extension suits which trying
when he {Sortonl went into Office, the on!y out
s1lo law5ers who had been employed by thu city.
The Committee then adjourned.
, 1874-03-01

The hearing Of the caso Of Edward Hood, Sergeant
Of the Fourth Precinct before the Board OF Ponce,
was resumed yesterday afternoon, with the c1oss-
examination OF .
, 1874-03-01

Of Dsconwuot the present one but an older Board
to ask Ar. McCa1hy to resign. Another petition saa
to take any action The Board laid both On the table,
and supposed that would be the end Of the 1nattes
nat Mccarthy a tie close OF tbs paSe ReaS
1eacr Or 'pope,s Bull" Us It WIS called, II which
be stated that no would not fellowship with Deacons
scribner and Converse aud brother shandreW, unless
they repe1ted IN dust md nahes l do not 1ecoaect
the e3act wording but that the substance OF It,
This renewed the difficulty, and the pcasoIa with one
endcavorsd to eet report Before the church. it
headed off, however. by the resoioon WEI WIZ y, ~
~ assraas xe Ths n9
y of i! 10 i,1 Soon afs15wa51s. Ssite1s
the Doarl askng for letters Of dismissal as they hsd
decided to organize the Ashland avenue Dapus'
including some Of the bes business men in the city.
Reporser-what objections had they to him I'M 1h,a
as ae4 he3 hit S3s5 S:2sa aPy 70, Of
The Members OF ttr church now have bseseo tna' a
IT, IT, Beard ef Dssoons Ind was mt b. beng
young. " spirited, S; snd Intelligent, you'd not
submit But an, satisfied, far IS the present
tato to him, aud would not hare tnterfered i he had
not called upon to settle difficulty betTeen nun
and certain member Of the church When ne aouno %
BE- Tushed into The pulpit and conveyed he idsa
nat e Deaeona were psrascuting him ao ha9aeo
qaenuy, when we brought me uatttE 1!s n!uss
the church and Offered resolution
akking him to resign, he rushed into PRINT
tepeaed bis former assertion about persecution, and
the church WIS Quarrelsome and aEnys had hhd that
nsme Under the Rey. Or. Taylor, who was pastor
for fys years, there quarre1ing' Some q me
members did uka hin style OF preaching but tney
esc4ted no trouble.
THE DIFFICULTY. :
Repartc:-Whst the cause Of the Last difficulty
shurh that certain individual held eerAin rather
Aeterodox and improper opinions. This gen
tlc1l4n related the drcuustanco to another men-
her Of the church. young naan hboot nM o~n
ag&nd the LITTER gathered from the conversation tnas
aess wers Necarhy's views and hence said hs could
not have that respect for him which he ought TO h49s
1oE pastor Mccarthy heard Of this, and went to
both Of the,n and explained that thcJ wsTo not has
nskA kNA tha yiaw1 Il aczos5odY &AA Ihs ssooaa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
n n ORDlN ANCE

To amend ordinance, ettitled IAN Ordinance
concerning the duties OF the City Try asurer," as
printed in the Ordinance Book ot 1872.
Be it ordaised BY the CITY Council of Wilmington
sxcTIoS |. That Section OF an Ordinance sntf
tied, ''An ordinance concerning the duties OF tbs
CITY Treasurer be amended by inserting after tbs
ing viz shall be req uired take the officer
said institution institutions certificates vi
deposit IN uplicats in form PROVIDED by the CITY
Council. one OF which he shall deliver iInm ediatey
thereafter to the City Auditor, taking is receipt
therefor, which receipt he shall lie IN his office with
the other certificate of deposit and these moneys
and all others IN the City Treasury and that said
section be further amended by adding at the en- !
thereof the words, following, to wit provided
however that the said provision of this section thal
apply to such moneys ~ shall he received from
school taxes or bonds issued fo- the benefit OF the
public schools.
y crIoN D. That section OF said Ordinance be
amended by striking out the second paragraph there
inserting In lieu thereof the words following
Wig 1.-The office Of the City Treasurer shall be or-
cupied by the Treasurer alone. and he shall ut be
allo wed to any other business therein dur
ing his Off hours which sh all be from o'clock, A.
NJ. to O'Clock p M. and from O'Clock to O'Clock.
Pm, on all ordinary business days"
SECTION ,. That Section OF said ordinance be
amended by adding at the end thereof the words fol-
lowing viz at shall also be the duty Of the City
TreasuIer to keep Cash book in which he shall en-
ance the same daily close his business hours
detailing how said balance IL made up"
Passed at the City Hall. Jan airy 22nd, ia
j. MARS,
| President City Council,
| Attest: w. S. HAYES Clerk. decl5-2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
Died

At his residence In the Ninth Ward, on the
2Sth inst, Charles Y. Smith, aged about 65
years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are
respectfully invited To attend his funeral on
Friday, at ten clock, A. NJ. 81
On Sunday, January 18th, FloreIce E.,
daughter of William and Rebecca j. Morgey,
aged year, II mouths and 20 lays. II
On tbs Path inst, John Mclean, IN the 71th
Of his age.
On tile 24th inst, Mrs. Anna E-tell, in the
74th year other age.
In this city, on the 9TH inst, Hannah Egg
uer, aged ID years.
Iu lhis city, III. Sunday, January 18th, Ann
Curtis. relic, of James Quits
In Philadelphia, on thr 2Gth instant, Robert
Linus.
On 10Th inst Edmund Jones, in the 4Oth
year OF his egr.
On the evening Of the 2Gth t., Amy, III
FAINT daughter Of James T. AMI Amy L. Cham
Orr..
Al his late residence IN Brandvwoe Hun
dred, Jan. 22d, 1874.
Andrew j. Husbands in the Goth year of his
age. la the beginning of the rebellion lie Of
i'rrd himself volunteer in the Delaware Bat
terry. Atler serving some time, he was obliged
10 accept his discharge on account Of feeble
health. He Was warm hearted, get ial and So
cial, universal iavurite in the camp. His pleas
ent manners, and amusing remarks, with his
suiishniUg disposition made him always well
come in the 81 cial circle. lie had large cit
Gle OF friends who are called upon To mourn
his loss. Some time during the past year his
health gave way and in a few months he vast
| ed away, by that Sc purge Of our race, cousump-
lion. During his sickness he gave his heart
to God, aud with the simplicity of childhood
| approached his Saviour. We never saw such
| an expedition Of the words Of Jesus, "Except
We be converted and become as little children
| We shall not enter the kingdom OF Heaven," as
| we SAW In the case of the deceased Like a tired
weary child pillowing its head upon its mothers
| bosoni-he pillowed his weary head upon the
| dear Redaemer's breast and breathed his life
out sweelly there. He never spoke Of diving
but Of going away, OF going 10 heaven. While
| willing hands prompted by loving hearts were
ministering to his wants, he asked rs Innocent
" as child, do they sleep in Heaven : aud
| when answered there was no night there, ami
| Lone graw weary, lie smiled and said, "that is
/ the place for me- lie had word for his trends
| as one afi er another they babe him adieu, and
| with fearful eyes they stood by his bed side.-
1t was not our privilege to see the closing up
/ of his life, but we are assured 1t was grand and
/ glorious. He urged his father sister and brother
i 10 meet him in Hsaven-sayng to his COM
panion III wait for you there; thsn he passed
| from earth to Heaven, and we followed his re-
| mains aud land him TO rest III tue Geometry at
| Newark Cuioh, on Sabbath afternoon, Jan.
/ 18th, with the assurance his body only awaited
the resurrection Of thos, who sleep in Christ.
| Il. 3. ii.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29

SLAvERY.-The Gazette continues To ur-
fend aud lament tue dead institution of slavery.
Its pertinacity is only equaled by its mend a
city. We are surprised that il clings to It's de-
lusions, aud sndeavors TO force them Oh II $
readers IS vertable realities. 1t my we'll be
class ii with those who have eyes yet sac not
and have ears yet hear not. Its friends REBEL
ed because they were beaten in the election OF
1850, and sought u ESTABLISH a Government for
thems ,lves, aud this fact no fair minded man
will deny. They failed, and the result is brfore
the world. On their heads must rest the ie.
spous ibility of the heavy taxation which all de
plore, and under which the business interests
OF the country suffers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29

n N ORDINANCE

n N ORDINANCE
10 amend Ordinance, entitled can OF dinance
or eating Pay Kohl System for the Government OF
the various Departments of the city Of Whining
Be il ordained by The CITY Council Of WimiassOa;
SECTION l. That Section or ali Ordinance emit
tlrd "ap Ordinance creating Pay Roll System Tor
the Governm Of the various Departments OF thu
CITY of Wilmington" be amended by striking out all
thereof and inserting the words following, viz
Gan order IN fsvUr
OF the head OF the Department sending In the Ray
roll for the amount In gross of said paw roll The
said head OF Department upon the following day
shall, between the hours Of O'Clock and O'Clock
,. pay to the persons named In said pay roll the
respective amounts set opposite their names, ami
take their receipts upon pay roll book, upon which
he shall copy the said pay roll, which pay roll book
shall be filed In his onice; provided however That
when the City Council shall issue warrants payable
at future time. said warrants shall be draw IN IA
vor OF each person named in the pay roll and the
said warrants shall be delivered to the III bY the heads
of the Department, III lieu of money as before pro-
vidod."
SECTION 2. That Section ut said Ordnance bs
amended by striKing out the word last iuthe see
ond line thereof, and h6hrting in lieu thereof the
word ''second - and ALT by adding ht.er thu word
"roll," In the thirteenth line Of said section, the
words, The said orders TO he called Tor at the city
Treasursr's Office and after the Tuesday next fol-
lowing !" and also by strk Ing out the whole Of the
second paragraph Of said section.
Passed at the City Ha l, JANUARY 22nd, ls5t
j. MARKS,
PresidenI of the CITY Council.
Attest w. s. Hayes, CLERK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
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TN NEW GAhVhN lUWNSHIT' Y uE5 I'm
COUNY, Pa.
Ths sab cIihsr oter- NJ Private Sale the property
s!Iutie,t IN Srw Garden Township, on the Newport
aud Lancaster turnpike, nrar hsoiin store and post
nice, containing about touI acres OF highly Improved
lanJ adJoinIng lands vi George W iayloi and the
American kaUlin Fam. The improvements ,ssssa
are n substantial BRICK HOUSE, nearly n.SN
new, with large kitrheh, dining room, par iSS%
ior aud hall OH the first hSVr, Aiooms On the $3.50
second and two IN tue attic u summer kitchen at
tachcd AMI well OF excellent water therein A NUN
Der fruit ia bearing, frame barn With good
,tAbiinx and good shop Suitable for mechanic or
butcher, are cont stned on the farm
The above property il Convenient % miis, sohoois'
gain, For farther Information Appiy either In let .
bv letter TO the subscriber living thete
decls-eS WILLIAM FOoTE, sk.