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The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
A Strange Tragedy--An e X Federal
General charged withAa brutal

WASHINGTON, Anril l3-One of the
most mysterious attempts at murder
which has ever come to light in this city,
took place between three and five o'clock
this al .'ruoon, and has created great
stir in police and other circles. Two men
both ex generals OF the United States
army, ;nd who served together in the
Mexican war and other wars, Anthony A.
Su, ton ana Samuel koss, entered inlo u
Dartnershig some time since for the p,lr-
;,os.. of ca r.i ing on billiard rooms III the
west wing Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
For several weeks they have he'd cirpen-
ters aud plasterers at work aud the rooms
have been almost co npleted FOR occupa-
ton.
About o'clock this afternoon Gen.
sutton was noticed by the workmen
crawling down the st liis into the room
being tixed up, literally covered with
blood. He asked for water, which was
given him. In little while he partly
revived, and in the presence OF .he Dis
| trict attorney and several police officers,
| who in the meantime had been called III
| made II statement duplicating Gen Ross
| as the one who had attempted to take
his life. He said that he (Sutton) had
| put $1,000 into the partnership, and had
general charge of the improvements; that
about 3 o clock this afternoon Gen. Ross
asked him to go up into one of the upper
rooms OF the hotel to examine it; THAI ht
went up there, and while making some
calculations on paper, Ross struck hin
on the back of his head with large ham
mer, which until then, he had concealed
about his clothing; that he remembers be.
ing struck one other blow, and that al
after that is blank, until he was handed
a glass of water at o'clock.
Acting upon this informatipl, Detec'
tive Dewitt arrested General Rsse, whom
he found in another part of the hotel
changing his clothing. A handkerchief
discovered on Ross and also some papers
were blood-stained. A deep cut was also
found on the right hand of Ross. He was
taken to the police headquarters, where
Sutton, in the presence Of several wit
nesses, identified him. Sutton was taker
to Providence Hospital, in dying condi
ton. The physician found nine separate
wounds on his head, either of which il
is thought, is enough to produce death
On the other hand, General Ross denie,
every thing said by Sutton. and says thai
he had not seen him during the entire
day, that the whole thing is n mistake
that Sutton was friend Of thirty years
standing. 1t is stated. however, thai
they were seen to 90 up the stairs to
gether. There are many theories givei
in regard to the affair, but the police sa,
that they have not reached any satisfac
} tory conclusion yet, but have ever5 hop
of doing so in the morning.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
How Senator Christiancy Looks and
Speaks.
From tho Ohio Stats Journal. ,..

The new Senator is tall, slender
person without as much juice in him
as desicated bean stalk. He looks us
if slight flush on the tip of his ear
would make his feet cold. He has o
sharp, pinched-up quor9lous face, with
thin, pursed-up, conceited lips about
six and quarter head, thinly clad
with straight hair Of feeble draw
color. He looks like dried man. A
more. thoroughly Insignificant figure
never crossed your vision. He strug-
gled to his legs with an odd mixture
of conceit and n0uUGise honte. and af
ter tremulous effort to deliver him
self, drew forth printed slips OF his
speech, which trembled very much in
his hand as he proceeded to read then
with a charge to the jury manner, ant
in little senile voice like old Granny
| Smallweeds.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
The Brooklyn AIisery.
nh' sEEcHRR UNDER CROSS s-ExAMINArIoN
HIS MEETING WITH TILToN.

mr. sEEcHkR UNDER cRoss-ExAAINATIoN
HIS MEETING WITH TILToN.
BROOKLYN, April 14.-The City Court
room ls packed to-day, quite number of
distinguished persons being present TO
hear the cross-examination of the great
preacher. Mr. Beach was absent.
Mr.. Beecher resumed the stand and
was questioned by Mr.. Fullerton Taa
witness said he had more letters lie had
not known of until yesterday; his wife
nad found them and sent them to the in
VeShSating committee remember that
on the Both December 1870, Moulton
SAID something to me when he entered
the Hall he locked the door. hut 7 don't
know where he put the kew: T tiidn'i
think locking the door an unnsual occnr
renee l met Tilton in the room ON the
second floor; when he made charoa.
against me L felt indignant; 7 tbinIr
SAID Ellzabeth could never have mad
such charges against me; Tilton CHARGE
me with winning the affections Of hi,
wlie ana Improperly. soliciting her; m,
1eeilngs We're those of sorrow and sadness
when understood from Theodore thai
ne believed those stories against me-
don remember that he made anv do
nand upon me for any money Mt tho-
Time or made any request of mo. he III,
not ask me to see Bowen or anv ona eI,.
except Elizabeth he said yop can %,
GOWN to see Elizabeth, she win ver;fa aI
1 have said. al
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
18TH DAYsoF APRIL, 1875.
At2 o'clock, T.. NJ,

The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land having
thereon erected three story brick dwelling
house, situate in the said city of Wilmington
and Bounded and described as follows, TO wit
beginning on the casterly side OF West
street between Eighth and Smith streets al
tho cdistance of eighty-three feet seven and
q half inches from the southerly side of Ninth
street and in the middle of tho brick wall
dividing this from the adjoining house OF
Phitip Garrett, on the south, thence easterly
and parallelto Ninth street through The mid.
die OF the said brick wall one hundred feet
To q stake, thence northerly and parallel to
West street twenty seven feet ten and q hall
Inches TO 4 line OF land late of Thomas Wood.
ward, now Edward, Mclnall thence along
In of said land westerly and parallel to Ninth
street ono hundred feet TO the said side OF
West street, and thence thereby south twenty
seven feet ten and a half inches to the Mace
OF beginning, pe the contents thereof what il
may. +st' #Is-
+ Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF Elizabeth Taylor, surviving mort.
@aE0r OF Il. Clarkson Taylor, deceased. and
Franklin Taylor, Edward NJ. Taylor, Henry
NJ. Taylor, and tii2abeth Nj. Taylor, heirs Al
law of said Y. Clarkson Taylor, and William
G, Whitclcy, terre tenant, and to be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherl6s Odlee, New Castle. I.-
I. March 81, 40. 1916, ! spr2-stawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

INSTEAD of beating around the bush
in search of an apology for their recent
defeat in Connecticut, how much more
creditable the Grant journals, if like,
the New Haven Courier and Journal. a
staunch Republican paper, they would
acknowledge the corn and frankly con.
fess themselves soundly and deservedly
licked. That journal says;
"We have been fairly and soundly
beaten in square, stand-up fight.
There was no contention in our ranks,
no pretence of apathy on either side
and no reason why we should not have
beaten, except the very good one that
we did't have votes enough"
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Must be Fashionable.

He stood alone at the bedside of his
departing wife, and seemed the very
picture of woe.
"John, you'll do the right thing
When I'm gone. You won't send me of
to a cheap country church yard-you'll
bury me in Greenwood, john"
80 Jane, Jane, how could you doubt
it," sob6ed she wretched man, gath.
ering his nose in the folds of his pocket
handkerchief and wringing il as if his
heart would break.
BLESS you, bless you, my husband
and let it be in fashionable quarter
of the cemetery"
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
RisllOD Bowman on Rights.

Bishop Bowman, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, very excellent and
deserving gentlemen and former cit
izen of Pennsylvania, adds his testimony
as to the impohcy of n too thorough in
termixture of the whites and tlacks.
The Baltimore Gazette says that at the
preachers meeting at the Methodist
book rooms in Baltimore on Monday
Bishop Bowman declared in substance
that whilst the two races were disposed
to MAINTAIN friendly relations; even the
blacks themselves preferred to have sep.
arate places of worship. He had come
to the conclusion moreover that thost
who advocate mixed whites and blacks
in the same church made mistake, "Ir
his judgement, the races worked best in
dependent of each other. He was noi
in favor of mixed congregations in the
South. If il is found inadvisable that
the two races should worship together
in church. we can See no reason VIII,
they should be forced to eat together a
q hotel, or sit together in the theater.-
HdrjsJt.rg Patriot.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

Prince Bismarck in speaking last
night in the Upper House of the Prus.
sian Diet on the bill regarding the
grants heretofore made to the Catholic
clergy, said that the Bishops were the
Pope's projects. He was not an enc
my of the Church, but be warred upon
Papacy, whose principle was the ex
termination of heretics.
Phila Inquirer commends the projec,
of establishing Home for old men by
Odd Fellows, and says the order has
the means, through united effort, tc
make the project entirely successful.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

TUESDAY, April l4-5 p. M.
FLOUR.-There is firm feeling in the mar
ket but not much sotivity. Sales Of 1700 bar
rels, including superlne at SS 50a3 IS; extras
at $4a4 75; Wisconsin extra family ut $5 %
Minnesota do. do. at 30 50a0; Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indiana do. do. ut IS 25a6; ant
fancy brands at$5 25aS.
GRAIN.-Wheat is llrmiy held at full prices
with sales OF red at 81 Seal 81, and 1900 bus
amber, part at sl 32al 81, and part ON private
terms. Rye is worth Sl 10. Corn ls In fail
request, and 5000 bushels yellow and mixet
soad at SOa9lc. part I. 0. b.. Oats are in fair de
mand, and 6000 bushels Western white wer,
taken at 72lsa75c. The receipts to-day are Al
follows 1870 bbls. fiour; 1900 bush. wheat
"a, 400 bush. corn; S400 bush. oats, IL, 900 bush
barley; l30 bbls. whisky.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
A Vienne dispatch saws that it is r,

A Vienne dispatch says that it is re-
ported that the Turks have murdered
two hundred and seventy Christians
in Roumelia and Bulgaria during the
last three months, and that the names
of the victims have been eommunica-
ted to the foreign< representative in
Constantinople.
Dubuque has petrified butterhyan
this miserable little thing will save the
place from oblivion for about three
weeks,
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
!speaker Bsasne's Desk

We clip the following from Wash-
ington letter
Speaker Blainc's desk is the most
dilapitated concern one ever saw. The
pounding of that ismelian mallet did
not break the cover, and all the world
wondered But some vandal fore the
cover to discover. the reason for such a
mushy, muffled sound the desk emit
ted 1t was found that the board-a
twe-inch plank-was pounded into q
state that you could. pick out 5000
loose pieces and shovel up quart Of
wood dust. ur8 fn4s. =
Here was pine board two inches
thick 'ound to powder or splintered
into cigar-ighters, and the cover wai
intact. That lsthe general experience
General Banks says Che was Speakeri ID
the Thirty-fourth Congress, many
years agol that the cover of the desk
never breaks with the mallet, but the
desk always wears out, Every veal
they get new desk. If they had
marblc-top desk for the Speaker mem
bers would have their eyes put out BY
ivory chips from the mallet.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

ITO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE. =
L Weakness of the Back or Limbs. Kid
neys. Bladder and Urinary Organs, Paipita-
ton Of the Heart. Nervousness. Timidity.
55rem bling, INDIGESTION. Dyspepsia, Lew
Disease of the Head. Throat, Nose or Ssin,
Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels, Impotency
and those direful results of Early Kxceases
which prevent marriage. destroying both body
Address with stamp, DR. JOHNSTON,
Lock Hospital. No. 8. Frederick street,
lanSOd2taw3m Baltimore Md
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

The publishers Of the London Timez
and Daily News have been summoned
before the British Parliament to answer
for breach of privileges for publishing
certain documents which had been sub.
mitted to a select committee of Parlia-
ment.
The three cent tax on coal mined in
Pennsylvania by the incorporated com
pames is involved at Harrisburg in sir
suits against so many companies, which
deny the constitutionalty of the tar.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

At a meeting of the hondholders of the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad, in
Philadelph a, yesterday. committee e
was appointed to act for the bondholiers
with power to foreclose the mortgage
and sell the road, or buy it in as they
may think advisable to take necessary
steps for a new corporation, and also tc
inquire into the past management of tbs
road,
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

THE AMERICAN CRNTENNIAL.-Norway
has voted $4,000 in silver toward her
representation at the Centennial, Belgi-
um has appropriated 100000 francs for
the same purpose, and Portugal has in
formed President Grant that she intends
joining the centennial circle. So the
foreign governments come steadily into
q recognition of the great American GEN.
tennial, and doubtless but few or none
of them but what viii be represented in
their arts, industry and general products.
The great powers of England, France
and Germany will all be there in splen-
dor. of course. then, all our Ameri-
can States must be fitly represented,
Maryland included. We must see to
this in time, and have our Legislature
take due action at its next session, fol-
lowing up the appointment Of the COM
mission now in existence by whatever
other steps may be necessary to place
our State and its products advantage
ously beside the other States OF the
Union. .--Baltimore Sun.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
FnARs OF A Coal FAMINE IN Phil

ADEPHIA. There is considerable ap.
prehension in Philadelphia in regard
to the coal troubles and the rapidly di-
minishing stocks of coal in that city
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal and
Iron Company has now on hand but
one thousand tons of coal of all de-
scriptiohs at Port Richmond. all OF
which is awaiting shipment, having
been sold in the retail yards of this
company.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
The Miners IStrug0le.

ALL QUIET IN THE VICINITY OF HAzLEToN.
HAzLEToN, Pa, April 14-The situation
here Is unchanged. Numbers of the
strikers are in the streets. but no dispo-
s,tion to violence is manifested. though
the feeling, Of opposi Jon to the presence
OF the military is deep and outspoken.
it ls not thought that the movement of
the Miners, Union to have the troops re-
riaeed oy three hundred enrolled citizens
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

HATS AND CAPS.-I invite attention 10
IL my assortment of Hats and Cans just re-
ceived. embracing all the best makes, II ON
low TO fne grades in all the leading styles,
potn PLAN ana no96y. and among which will
L. II. QUAY,
doors below Third. anr:o'st
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
WILMINGTON, DEL, APRIL is, 1878

In THE HANDS OF THE SaERIrF -- The
Delaware and Pennsy lvania Railroad is
advertised to be sold at Sheriff sale on
the 9Th of May The bills were posted
yesterday
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
NIoND,y
IN WUNU NUA 7, ?
~ HE 1874 DAY OF APRIL.
-stil o's oGk, a. NJ,
rns f7wi, icIcr lIled lrs,p, sta e. vin.

The 10 fw''is le' or bed re,pS state. via:
All ihqt certain I'd ,uf Ian situate 40 t,.e
town ~ - '.e rst's, u Nd Lin llunlrrl
Ne" { CI- ~ County H.t >tl'c a. Del ~arr
'fH-n .eh anfs safssriHat - 10 '!ogs - wit:
i'"eRnire'a' p curuer stnne 3f land Late
- Jol u SuUuu doccnscd, rurrin, thancp
by ail4and south II drgiros east 10 ) 10
perphey to a stone, Hence c-cssin, the frr,-
ssnt trt'j 9pd hy .auu with lsnd Of John
t. -io-c.tqigiGa by lsuJ @ .lohn sutton,
j'ctlaei. north n degrees west N 10 per
ches @ stone. an south IS degree, west
u IN r"rche+ I" thr PLACE Of beginning
ohfala'ng hne acre and - percGea of land
moro or lc,3. rI a..
,ciard ma takeq ia eX sriitiou az tho p,o.
peTy ii tbele II .NcN loIter John (.
MeN s,9rler sAi Julr 81 Jon 5. and 10 he
WM IL LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
sherld's, 0lioe New 'ast'c, / - -
20 arch5a' ~ ID, lSi3-,. / air!.2tnwts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
PUBLIC SALE.S
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
GOVERNMENT PHRIY.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, SATURDAY, APRIL IL,
In the basement of the Custom House. Cor.
ner of Sixth and King Streets, Wilmington,
Del, will be sold at public sale, condemned
Government property, consisting In part OF
Old Cocoa Mating, 49,
Large Tables,
8 Large Doors, d
lHoisting Machine,
ONCE Stove and Pipe,
3Spars,
Marble Mantle,
Weigher's Scales,
lease of Drawers,
10 Large Sashes with Glass,
6lz Round Sash with Glass,
Brussels Carpets. worn,
3pair long Ladders, 81.
Lot of Old Iron, Sail, etc., etc.
To be sold by order of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. WIN. d. NOLRN.
aprlO,l4,l6 Collector OF Customs.
GALE OF EIGHTY HEAD OF FRESH
- COWS and SPRINGERS, at Red IAon,
Chester County. Pa,
ON April. 2eth, 1875, at ], p. NJ. NIg,o
Farmers and those in want, should ATF31e
attend. Dinner free. Ss=3se,
aprl3-2tawxwts u A... t
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

NJ OTICE.-I, Alexander saNille, a licensed
~ retailer OF goods, wares and mcrchall-
disc, do hereby give notice that i shall apply
to the Judges of the ourt of General Session
of the Peace and jail Delivery of the State Oi
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, upon
Monday, the 10th day of May next, A. d., 1876,
being the first day OF the next May Term oi
the said Court, for license to sell mtoNicat-
ing liquors in quantities not less thin one
half gallon, at No. East Sixth street, in the
Fourth Ward of the city of Wilmington, Dcla
wore, said No. being one of the store housea
situate in the building known as the ll,
Building" on the Southeast corner Of sixtl
and Market streets, in said Ward aud city
aforesaid, and the following frccholders re
siding In said Ward, recommend the said az
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

NJ oTICE.--I, Catharine Ford, in compliance
~ with the requirements OF the act of
Assembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that l shall apply in
the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State
OF Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, upon Monday, the 10th tay of May,
A. d 1875, beng the first day of the May
Term of said Court, for a License to Keep an
Inn or Tavern at No. 43i L. seventh street,
being the s. w. corner of 7th and Lombard
streets, in the Sixth Ward of the city of vii.
mington, in the county of New Castle, and
State of Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating
be drunk on the premises, and the following
freeholders recommend the SAID application
to wit. ~.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

NJ OTICE.-I, Mary MeCann, in compliance
IN with the requirements OF the act of Az
sembly in such case made and provided,
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery of the State of Della
ware, in and for the County of New Castle,
upon Monday, the 10th day of May, next T..
u. 1873, being the first day of the next May
Term of the said Court, for License to keep
an Inn or Tavern at No. 42S West front
street, in the First Ward of the City
of Wilmington, in the County OF New Castle,
and State OF Delaware, and to sell in oxicat.
ing liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders recommend said appli-
~ N wi
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15
sEsEntEF,s SALE.

2y yttIe 81 aw-,it Of Pas Ven IitiOni Rx-
Pub 10 sal 1t TIE hnu-e of benjamin ID.
l. 'nglan 10 the tlwn oF st Georges, In II ed
Lien Hundred. New CIst'e Co1nty, Della
w&Ie.iu
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

NJ NoTICE.-Hugh Horner hereby gives no.
" tice that on Monday, the 10th day Of
May A. d., 1875, he intends 10 make appiica.
tlon in writing to the Court of General Sos.
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County, for License to keep an Inn or
Tavern, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to he drunk ON
the premises, at the Washington House. No,
2O5 Market street, in the First Ward ot tie
City of Wilmington, in the County afotesaid,
and that the names OF the freeholders of the
said Ward recommending the said applica.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

LIC&NsE APPLfoAMo&.
- of1sr.-l, peuj. D. ropslj jsa,$ noSBy'
~ gie notice that ! shall appF to PC
Judyesof -tle Court Of General Sc 5ions Otthc
Peace and JAN Delivery OF the State,ot -i'ef't'
ware, in and for the County of New Castle,on
Monday tho 10Th day OF May next, being the
first day of the MSy Terrn.o OF sad Veart .p.,.;
49,, ,lnr-a License 10 keep an lnn or Tavern
ptstle hetse known ~ the steaiaipat liokl.
iufRed EIbn Hundred, cOmpyiOt New alfcf
in the State of Delaware, IN SchodiDistri"t
No. 53, and to sell Intoxicating liquors IL less
quantities than one quart, TO be dir,nk on tifc,
ess%iess essn%esd aHasnf sSsi tpSRS re-
William IH ii ii. .SSSHss SeMpcn, @ JoSsi Y iieeSS4a
{ i i. fa's4l ae%hO4ES ap'ps, Talswlcris,. Il ruS"
2ndra% 4 ID liSra rTasulttro aMm. u N NJ asriSl snslcr,
I a. y. Sutton, Henry Strauh, Jr,
apriS-8tF d III II. u. LeNGr,ANI,g 2
~ OTICE.-l, John Elliott, III compliance
IN with thotreauremepts pt the act OF As
sembly ill such case made md provided, here!
bygiyenotice that shall apply in WRITING %
md Jail Delivery Of tho sthtr Of Belawafe,
in and for he county of New Castle, upon
Monday, the 10th day OF may ncxt, A. d.,
1875. .boing sthe iirst day OF the next May Iefu,
for n 5hcen SO 10 Keep an Inn or Tavern at the
corner known as Aliens Corner IN the wiz
lage of Ghristiana, in school District No Az
! White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware, and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities thar one quart, %
be drunk on the premises and the follow ing
freehDdcrs recommend said application, to
| wit: t'" Ss.+.-tu ffr APR
John Lewdeu, +Dl WIN, i, smallcy,
| James Bolfch Gtfr lis
! VIM, sampbeil, wm.S Cay
John Wayne, 80 'tit mark, Ci.gis,
| her Witt. 4. II. Roberts,
Ann Il Simpson, Josiah Lewden, -,
| mark, her b
WITT. ~. II. Roberts, Susan u Gordon,
Robert McCnrter, marx, --...t..
his Wit. a. H. Roberts,
! Isaac x DOrman, 4 Wm.G. Caulk, s,g 49,.
InariS,,
\ WitEJ. N9lI Roberts,
aprl5-5t Yt JOHN ELLIOTT.
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The following described real estate VIZ

!
y loi nc api situateii in the cits of AYilmin..
lhn,. NeW este 60. .all Stlto OF Delaw4rc
u inning " eaf6eiy st.sk elm the oastcrly
size al dad,spa str9,t ,t distance nt siyiy
ie,.t Irpm he SON neyy sile % Sec :, ID street
being v ohrnt riof md conveyed 10 Michael
alllw.. lIepe1 with ~ line or sail lard east.
o,iS 'l1 pafaltl wit1 Second street gixty
iiyetto u stalks ~ y iuc oi lanI OF Jesse "
eriy ard rafa'ief with Madison strait six.
tesmdse.to PIKE in said tine, thence with
q by inc. westerly and parallel with The
if,t described Tine sixty feet to Il Q easterly
siis % Madison gstreet, thence thereby
ming. be the O. nfcnls what they may.
seized AID Ia en- in execution "a the nru-
i'crty OF . ohm MsC luskeg. and to be sold by
=, om WV u, LAMBs0N. Sheriff.
Sherlf's Office, New Castle, I
March 81. A. D.. 1875. aprl-2taw,..
The daily gazette., 1875-04-15

NOTICE., Charles Deyer, ~ compliance
IN with the requirements OF The act of As
sembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply M writ
Ing to the Court of General Sessions OF tho
Peace ahd Jail Delivery oil the State of Della
ware In and for the county of New Castle
upon Monday, tho 10th day of May next, A.
ID. 1875, being the first day of the next May
Term OF the said Court, i0r License to keeI
an inn or tavern known Ms "Rsing sun No
l." in School Districts Nos. % ami %, in
christiana Hundred, New astle county, Della
ware. and to sell intoxicating liquors. in1css
quantities than'one quart, to be drunk on tho
promises, and the following freeholders re
commend said application, to wit: ---.-.
Abraham Geary, James Blessingto on. x
John Reed his FFF ~ r
James Mclaughlin, Owen \ Murphey,
James Toner, mark, -.
his wit-R ". Reed,
John u Kerley, Patrick lIaughey,
mark, Paul Began, Sr,,
wit-Dan'l Mulherine, John Dngan, Jr.
Peter Collins,
apr14-3t a.l CHARLES DEVER.