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The Morning herald., 1877-04-06
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A wind nv, ,sor tfSd engine ssthey ore
now called, has been put up as tine gss
works in. Smyrna, to pump water for pur-
flying the gas. It Is the only one OF the
kind in this section. spf& EskR
says'the Denton "Union": The smallest
piece of fsmininity on this Peninsula Is to be
found about ono mile below Denton. 1t 10
i, about three months old, weighs about i've
pounds, and i some eight or nine inches
tall.
Josh Billings, the excentric literary &C.
MUS and lecturer, from New York. took
quarters at the Delaware House, 1t smyr-
na, on Tuesday night, whilst en- route for
Esston, to lecture tonight. His real name
is II. W. Shaw. r.g. fEotFr. a.
Alex. Taylor, Of Dover, has commemorate
survey of the State road between Smyrna
and Dover, BY authority of the Levy Court.
The law requires that the road shall be
forty feet wide, but is believed that the land
owners in several places along the route
have encroached upon the legal space, and
the object Of the survey is to mark out
these encroachments.
Fred. Douglass, the noted negro man and
the recently appointed marshal for the
District of Columbia, is expected to visit st.
Michael's, Talhput county. his old home, at
an early day. He was born near Tuckahoe
Creek, on the boundary line between Talbot
and Caroline. He has half brother now
living near Hillsborough. ..,
Rev. D. G. Babcock, of Philadelphia, cor.
responding secretary of the Pennsylvania
Temperance Union, is to lecture on Tempe
rance in Milford, next Sunday; at the Meth
odist Church in the morning, and at the
Presbyterian Church In the afternoon, and
again at the NJ. E. Church in the evening.
He is said to be fine speaker.
The Milford "News" says Samuel W.
Hall & Co., of Frederica, are now contract
ing for 800 acres of tomatoes to be grown
by surrounding farmers, at the rate of 80
cents per. hundred pounds. Last year they
contracted for 400 acres and paid out for
them $17, 500 in cash. This year they will
not be able to handle so many, because of
of the large crop of peaches that is now
promised.
There will be no election in Delaware next
fall, therefore the following announcement,
which we find in nearly all the daily papers,
is a good ways in advance of the time for
which it is needed. Here is the item +: ut
is understood from democratic sources that
Hon. James Williams has stated that he
will not be candidate for renominatiop to
Congress, and in that event the democrats
of New Castle county will name either
George Gray or Charles B. Lore"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06
apr5-3t

MO, ICE.-I. James White, do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday. the 7th cay of May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. D., 1877, for license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 4O5 East Front street. in the
Second Ward of the City of Wilmington, to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to he drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following freeholders recon.
mend the said application, to wit:
" Karr, George Turner,
B F Townsend, Thomas Sheridan,
Charles Cannon, Joshua Pyle,
John w Bradford, A j Furry,
William White. Jonn Loomis,
Joseph K Sickers, George w Rival
g konitZer, .ES Bacon,
Lewis Bennett, William KOOn,
Patr ok Dever, Martin Keating,
Cornelius Duhan, John > Kelly,
James uffy. Evan ] Monckton,
John Sturges, Neil Gu1mley.
apr4 3ts JAMES WHITE.
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

hrt,TIE.-I, Edward Hart, do hereby pIv
IN no, ice that shall spply to the ju1e4
of the Court of General Sessions of IN
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Dell
ware, in and for the County of New Csstld
on Monday, the 7th day of May next, beipl
the first day of the May Term, A. D., lS7i
for license toteep an inn or tavern at nd
423 west Front street, being the N. III
corner of Front and washington streets
known as the Erin House, in the Firs. ward
of the City of wilmington, to sell intoxicatl
ing liquors in less quantities than one Quart
to be drunk on the premises, and thu fol-
lowing frecholders recommend the said
application, to wit:
John Plunkett, Philip G. Plunkett.
Henry Bradley, John T. Long,
John Caldwell, John F. Kelley,
Maurice Pagan, Thomas j. Bennett,
L.w. Palmer, James W. King,
Francis Kelley, August Aschenbach,
Daniel McCuskey, Patrick Lally, 4
Thomas walsh, Michael Riley,
Patrick Newell, Michael HeOsion,
W. T. GlenD, WIN. Kyne,
Jacob Kienle, WIN. Dollard,
Lemuel Peeky, Patrick Hughes.
apr5 3tS EDWARD HART.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

NOTlCF.-Il, Fran Collins. do hereby give
= notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace apd Jail Delivery of the State of Del
aware, in and for the County Of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 7th day of May next.
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877. for license to keep an iun or tavern
at the Hygenia House, Collins Beach,
School District 81, Blackbird Hundred Of
New Castle County, Delaware, to sell intox,
icating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following freeholders recommend the sa;d
application, to wit: ''
y. y. Deakyhc, Jacob Davis,
!Hls,y ngnly cooper. william Deakyne,
Wlll'am - II: heJ nolds, Robert W. warren,
Henry =. lamar, David W. Stats
James =; . Francis, John Lockerman,
Wlillam T. Francis, John ?. Collins,
kopert N. Huggins, j. 7. Fenemore.
Jacob Deakyne.
apro 81" FRANK COLLINS
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

NOTICE,-l, William Mcbride, do hereby
~ give notice that I shall apply 70 tne
judges OF the Cpurt OF General essi0ns @
the Peace and JAN Deliysry efths stats .ol
castle, on the 7th dsy OF May next. being
the first day Ot the May Terra 1877 FOR n M
cense to Keep an inn or tavern At NO. wv
King street, in the fourth Ward Of theclty
OF Wilmington, TO sell Intoxicating liquors
in less qua ntittes than one quart, 70 pc
freeholders recommend said application to
James N Downing, John II Bradley,
John Fehrenbach, James T. Barnes,
iSaas Thomas : 5 st Eaten. william w B Miller:
Bernard Bonner, Augustus Tenegys.
Robert McGonesal. Charles r. Parry AIRY
wiilism VI issafK Il Mccullough, s99b i kosssins
John Hanson, James ParKer,
William p Karr, Charles Kiene, ,-
apr5-3t WILLIAM MCBRIDE.
NOiIUE,-l, William q. Ellison, DO here
IN by give notice that snail apply to the
Judges OF the Curt Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
casse On Monaay IN ~ 7s day Of Nay a. next
being the first day Of the May Term, A. u.
1877, for a license to keep an Inn or tavern
at Port Penn, Delaware, School DISTRICT
No. 63, in st. Georges r 1+undred, and to sell
liquols IN less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises.
and the following freeholhers recommend
the said application to wit:
VIM. H Miller, sc Eaton,
John Zachies. John y Bender.
WIN u Lock erman, samuel Bender,
] B stevens, e y Zachies,
Conrad Zachies, kH McCleary,
Thomas s Eaton, Simeon Lord.
apr5-3t WIN. g ELLISON.
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at II o'clock, y, m =.

4.iS l'niON lus ScscTlDttl EEGd ESTATE, viz
All these two equal and undivided third
thire parts, rights and shares and inter yts
Of In and tn all that plantation and trac!
or land, Situate IN Pencader Hundred,
County OF New Castle, and State Of Deia-
ware, bounded and described as follows 10
wit:
Beginning alta ston and corner for lands
late of William j. Lurlock, thence wifi,
his land north iM degrees west 3 GIG
pefch$s TO stonea - corner OF the NMorsai,
land. thence Herewith sou b SSl5 degrees
70 percheS east to stone corner 1ol Go re
Walker, thence Herewith sonth "a degree.
SSast ~ 40 pcrches 10 y stake corner for
iahd OFF, / Moss, thence herewith srut,,
90 eeooeSrees west w perches to /. stake corner
,or iahd of James a. Benson, thence will
Nv n!s aIlu north A degret east 80 40 perchcs
w a. stone CneEce south s} degrees wrst :,
~ pe. VI, 70 Stone at the side Of Hnwo!l';,
sthon' ~ !, H.usA ro' thence with the ccntrr
OF salo road Oath IS degrees ve.t ~
pelIiies 70 u corner of Andraw Eli son,s
lsiin lann ~ the centre OK said road. tna,,cn
WIN BIS land north TX dea trs w.H 81
percnest~ large cOrnc'ewh fe ra,5 ,,cn IL,
hlihe oi anu Ia g eof said VILLAIN 7. 1Iur.
locN, lhence with said lana nr r,h oslI a.
grees east l5S pcrcheS 10 thr ri, na nr hmai,, ~
ping. containing 81 acres and g. n.rc,|.1, ",
land WI h frame house, barn a. q etnh i,,,,
thereon erected, ''"'i'fa
Se!zcd and taken into execution J., ,,,
proteIty Of William N. Ward ana ,JoEh =,
Ward and to be sold by ~
o, isaac GaUDB, Sheriff.
sherifts Office, New Castle,
April 4. ls77. arr;,H,v
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GARDEN NEEDS.
JUSr RECEIVED

w., w., large 10Y OF al kind from Tie ranb,hIye
sal'es seed GARDENS. These garden seeds
N,s , seiecied win great care, anA are Tor
~ Ere,t a. buInrle'& Grocery store corner Of
M also has th, best quality Of -four consiant- cor;
ly on hand. '1''' ''''s'"u'-
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NOTlCE,-I, Mary McCann, do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to The
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, IN and TOR the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the yth day Of May next,
being the first day OF the May term, A. T.,
ls77, ior % iconse as 70 keep an Inn or Tavern
a. a. no 4S Wtst Front street. In the city of
less quantities than ohe quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and nle following fee
holders recommend this Eaid application
to wit.
Jas + Walton, Henry Graham.
George Stein1cken, August Ascr enbach
Wilton Hubert, Thomas j Behnelt
Daniel McCusKer, Michael CIarcy.
Fredrick ttubert, James Carrigarl
James Mon gnan, Joseph Ntcdermaie,
James w Kenna, WI shaw.
k'rancis Kelly. Julius Gu nther.
John P!unkett. JACOB Kienle,
William DOllard, TuOma. Mcrorr1ick
FRANK zimmerman, Joseph Hopes,
John Green, James Conueu
tpr3-3t
(M1idletown Transcript please copyD
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

NOT$CE.-I, Frederick Huber. do hereby
~ give notice that / shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day of May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877, for license to keep an inn or tavern at
No. 227 Tatnvll street, in the First ward of
the City of Wilmington, to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the following
freeholders recommend the said application,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

N1UTICE.-I. james A. Wilson, do hereby
~ give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday the 7th day of May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877, for license to keep an i'm or tavern
at 101 Market street. known ae Sharpe's
Hotel, in the First ward of the City of Will
mington, to sed Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following freeholders
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

NJ OTICk-J, Masy A. Moerk, do, hereby
lN give notice that shail apply to the
Judges of the Court Of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day of May
next, being the first kay of the May Term,
A. D., 1877, for license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 4Ol Orange street, being the
N. w. corner OF Fourth and Orange streets,
in the Third ward Of the City Of Wilmington,
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following freeholders recon-
mend the said application, to wit.
Charles Schmith, E. A. Elliott,
E. j. McManus, George Finck,
John Bader, James Clarke,
Thomas Tadman, Theodore Bierman,
Michael Megary, James Megary,
Thomas S.tMills, John Mines,
John Brady, Frank Schneider,
William Omensetter, William Richmond,
Leonhart Hammonn, Thomas Farmar,
Christian KNITTED, Preston Ayres,
William Woodward, W. R. Postles,
D. B. Woodward, B. F. Vandever,
A. Bierman.
aprs3t MARY A MoERK.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

Recommend the SAID appIlcat10n, 70 W.T.:
Philip G. Plunket, Julius Gunther,
Daniel McCusker, L. A. Ringwalt,
Fred we'll, william Alsentzer,
George Steinicken, Thomas J. Bennett
P. Churchville, Samuel W. Kirk,
j. B. Stevens, 8 W. Churchville,
Luther W. Palmer, william Kyne,
william T. Glenn, Jacob Kienle,
John Madden, Samuel T. Russell,
Francis Kelley, John T. Dickey,
Robert Mitchell, W. E. johnson,
Francis E. Kelley, James A. Kelley,
John F. Hooker.
apr6 st JAMESA WILSON.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06
FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON, April, S

Reported by Elliott. johnson d Co., Bank
ers and Brokers, Sixth and Market Sts.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06
LIQUOR LICENSES.

ENOTICE.rI, Daniel McElwee. dc Rereoy
IN give notice thateI shati apply TO the
Judges, Of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Psace and Jail Delivery Of the state s M.e Of
Cattle, on Monday, the 7th day OF the May
next. being the arst day Of t6e May Term:
tavern at the N, E. cornesof Fifth and
Tatnall street. being No. $50 Tatnai "
street. In the Third Ward OF the City OF
Wilmington, to sell intoxic cating lixuors In
less quantities thsn one quart, 10 be drunk
on the premises and the1Oll0wing freehold-
ers recommend the said application to wit:
A, Bickta, A, Bierman.
Il. ]. MCManus, VIM. McElwee.
Thomas Farmar. Charles Schmiths
Michael Leonard, William Richmond
William Taylor, John Sareth,
P. F. O'DOnnell, William w. Pyle,
James Clarke, Peter G, Smith,
Samuel Crothers, J Charles Coirigan,
Jacob Homel, John Brady.
John Zines, Thomas Doherty,
James BRADY, Hugh G. Duffy.
VIM. A. Green, Harry Harnnlzer,
Henry Preston, Charles H. Corbery'
Frank Schn rider
apr6-St DAFIEL McELWEE.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

NOTICE.-I. John McClafferty, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judes of the Court Of General sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state of Of
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day OF May next,
being the tirst day Of the May Term, A; D., D.,
at No. 5N East Fifth street. being the N. W.
corner OF Fifta and Pine, 10 the Fourth
Ward Of the City OF wiim' ngton. to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities han
onu quart, to be drunk ON the premises and
the following freeholdefs recommend the
said application, to wit:
owen McCullin, John Cummings,
William j. Riley, Peter McElwee,
AineS Mccoy, Franc1s Kelley
ThOs y. NickersOn, Michael P. Cottingham
Alexander mart, Pull Meyer,
Francis K. JacQuOt, Daniel RegaD,
o. D, Rasiu, Jacob Hauser,
Berna.d Bonner, Paul Kane,
William d, sparks, WA Hoxle,
John Calhoun, John J. Toner,
John Borrens r. Mullen,
Tnemas B. Eaton. jacob Wenk,
Bernord Bonner.
apr6S JOHN McCLAFFERTY.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06

10 VIII,
julius Guenther, william Watson,
Fred We'll, Daniel McCusker,
John Green, James L. johnson,
Frank Zimerman, George NJ. Bacon,
james O'DoDnell, Thomas Hallam,
Philip G.. Plunkett, Jacob Kienle,
John Ahrens, August Aschenbach
Amos .. Perkins, william Miller,
Jacob Butz, James A. wilson,
Frnncis Kelley, Joseph 9. wood,
Alfred walton, George Steinicken,
william Kyne, Henry Bleyer:
apr. 1T FREDEKICK AUBER.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-06
NHERIFF'S SALE.

ExpoDas, to me directed. VIII be exposed
to public sale at the Hotel IF William r..
Ford. Mt Kirkwood, in Pencader hundred,
In New Castle County, Del., Ola
TUE DAY. APRIL Fl lSz1.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Barrett ordered a commission yesterday TO
take testimony In Montreal in tho divorce case Of
Rebecca McIca VS.. James McI.ca, and ordered publ
cation OF summons In tho OF Charles Schcrmer-
horn vs. Rachel Schcrmcrhorn. Tho latter defendant
is alleged be living IN adultery in Boston.
writ OF habeas corpus was granted by Judge Bar
rett yesterday Of Jean Borthout, who Is hold In
tho House OF Detention as q witness
Maltby 4 Co., OF Norfolk. Va and Of this city,
brought action against Hugh Coircy, in the Marine
Court before Judge McAdan to recover Value Of cys
tiers sold him tho day before New Years. The jury
Defendant IS also under other suits instituted
by tho hrm for alleged fraudulent representa-
tions
A. Orlando jackson was arrested the 18Th Of
March last charge OF mailing circulars concerning
iotcrea and was held Tor trial by Commissioner
Shclas. Yestc rday Jackson taken before Judge
Bachiord hnbcas corpus and ccrtiorar on motion
made Tor hts discharge by his counsel, exJudgc Often
hoefcr. Counsel support OF the motion made tue
following points THAT ali letters and small packets
whatsoever constituted mail matter when the consti-
tuiIon was adopted. Ito held the Commissioners had
jurisdiction To cause the arrest and hs iinprison
lnent uuder the Com commitment was iile
gal General Foster replied tor Inc government
Judge BlatchIord reserved his decision.
James HutchIns, OF No. zig Broadway was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Marshal Dowoy on complaint OF
Anthony Comstock. who charged Hutchns with mail
Ing sw,ndng circulars. The prisoner was held TOR cx
animation by Commissioner Osborn IN default OF
81, 900 bail
Charles H. CooS, formerly acting Postmaster NJ
national HOTEL IN this city, where he was boarding. by
Deputy Marshal NewComb on a charge OF cmbezzing
the property OF tho Post Olhce. II Is alleged that
Cook appropriated about 5000 in money and stamps
belonging the Post ONCE Department, which was in
his charge as Postmaster. warrant Tor his removal
10 Connecticut was granted by Judge Blatchford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
A ROW IN THE DARK.

number OF idle and bad characters frequent the
bridges In the Park after nishtal On Friday evening
oniccr Russell, Of the Park police. had driven some
persons from OF the bridges, and upon coming
back saw man. who appeared TO be one OF the crowd,
return. Apprchensve Of assault. and as the night
was SO dark that he could not distinguish plainly,
Russell caught hold OF tho man, and had no sooner
done so than he struck across the face scvera
times He drew his club and pied It across the un
known's head until the man shouted .Policc /" why
Pm policeman said Russell. "The devil you are'
was the reply. Therc attempt at explanation,
but IL resulted the citizen being brought TO tho
Fifty seventh Street Court yesterday Russell accused
the man. who gave his name Ferdinand Imhorst, Of
No 262 West Twenty-lrst street, OF assault Mr.
Imhorst was discharged, and thcn made complaint
against the officer, who was paroed for further exam.
iuatiou.
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Buriingsms Vs. wattIes Motion granted, With
costs. and $40 costs Of motion.
fled.
Wilson W Barney.-Repors confirmed and order
Dohrman VS. Van Wrinkle o. al-Motion granted.
Referee appointed
SUPREME coURr-cIRcUIr-PART 3.
BY Judge Van BrunL
People ex rel Bonnie o'Brien 81 sL-order
granted and case set down for May IS.
SUPREME coURr-spEcIAL TEHM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Goelct vs.. Blossom ct aL-Memorandum.
Clancy vs. O'Gsra.-Order settled and signed.
Sloane, &C., VS.. Wiliiama Findings signed.
Wallace and another ". American Linen Thread Com
pany.Cass heretofore settled 10 stand, except as
10 the thirteenth proposed amendment as 10 which II
Lynes vs. Matthews ct all have marked the
amendmepts proposed BY the aeiendants SUCH as
grossmcnt Of the findings. and when so prepared VIII
be signed.
COMMON PIEAs-sPECIAL TERM
Parks rs. Peton.-Order granted
Hooley vs.. Gieve and another.-Moton denied.
In the matter OF William Foster. assignee.-Provi-
siona order granted.
In the matter Of Daniel Foster and John McGiiL
Memorandum.
MARINE CoURT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge McAdam
Hall vs. Wright-Opinion filed.
Mccabe vs.. Morgan Pepper VS.. Mallahan; Wilson va
brown Aoranams vs. Babcock; Feltcr Va DeGrooti
Lang VS. Thomas; ScheiDger va Ebling-Motons
granted
Green Va Ullman.-James McNuty appointed
ceiver
schurman w. Hughes; Owens VS.. Jordon; Newman
Nyc.-Defaults.
Crawford VS.. Gold Heating Company.-order 10 pay
over moneys granted.
Oltcrson va Rathbun defendant may have twenty
days 10 serve case and stay OF proceedings till 18th
instant
Ray VS. whting.--Attachment vacated
Brush vs. Marsh--Action continued against legal
Representatives
Frynk vs. Observation-Disclosures must appear before
referee attachm out will be issued
By Judge Snnott
Sabin vs. Henriqucs TO vacate attachment
denied, with SO costs.
FrancK va pavis.--See Endorsement papers.
Levy va Warszaur See Endorsement on papers
karnbach va kooher.-Sce Endorsement papers.
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AN ECCENTRIC WILL.

A contest OF the will Of the late Mary N. Keeso was
begun yesterday before Surrogate Calvin By her SIS
tcrs Mrs. susan A. Drake aud Sarah A. Lawrence, on
the ground that tho executed the will under
undue influence and while In unsouni mental con-
diton. Mrs. Reese, who was the widow Of the late
william NJ. Reese, died at her residence,
No. 81 West Ffiy-third street, IN this city,
on the Sth OF April last, leaving property
valued at about $4,000 Shortly before hor
death she mado will, nominating as her executor
only surviving OF kin OF Mrs. Reese the
tcsians Tbe Will bequcaths $4,000 to Governor In
gersoli, OF Connecticut, with whose family Mrs keesc
became acquainted through her deceased son-a stu
dent al Yale College, To Governor lngersolls wife.
Virginia diamond pin. and TO his daughter Justine,
diamond ring. The family plate Is left to Charles y.
Blank and the house and lot No liz Cherry street TO
Mrs Blank The house and lot, NO. Ito Cherry street,
is lott TO Mrs Mary Drake sum Of S100 900 given
to DIR. Elliott, Mrs. Keeses executor and physician In
trust Tor the benefit Of Theodore Reese, brother OF
her deceased husband. To the Society Library OF the
city OF New York she beaueaths 49, O00 to Yale Col
lcre to found Reese prize fund the annual income Of
which shall be paid TO the graduate Tor writing the best
due OF the estate devoted to the burial o per-
sons who may die atSt. Lukes Hospital AT the hear
ing OF the yesterday the subscribing witnesses to
the viii testified that the will was drawn at her
own request and DESIRE and that she was at the time
OF apparently sound mind. Dr. Elliott, the executor,
testified he had suggested TO Mrs. Reese that she
should remember ST. Luke's Hospital, which nc con-
sldered deserving charity. The hearing was then ad
iourncd 10 the I'd of June