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$4,000 by extensive building operations IN Reading
and then settled down as '.model iarmcr.n he was
u republican nntii the eTeonbDck theory won him.
since tncn he has been prominent advocate ~ un-
limited PROMISES 10 pay, and M 1915 was the green
back Candidate for Congress IN his dlstric.
BENJAMIN 5. BENTLEY.
Benjamin ). Bentley the candidate for Associate
OF age. He came 70 susquehanna county from New
York when mere boy, lived and worked on q farm
until ne was OF age ana then acquired an education
obtaining the means 10 complete by teaching school
tor tour years. Then he studied law, was
admitted TO the Bar IN 1889 aud In 1857 re.
moved 10 Willlamsport whore he has ac
CURED very large practice In 1858 no
Lycoming county but defeated 10 tue fail OF the
same year the republican ctnadate for the iuli
term In that position. Four years ago lie succumbcd
TO the grecnback mania voted for Cooper ana Cary In
1876 ana last year the green back candida the
seat on the supreme Court Bench, to which he has
again been nominated. receiving fewer my
other candidate on the ticket
L. WRIGHT.
James L. Wright, the candidate Tor Secretary OF In
ternal Affairs, and the solitary representative Of
the working men on the ,icket, WAS born In the
north oi Ireland IN 1850 came 10 THIS tho
ago OF twelve, aud tor years past has been
gagged IN business merchant tailor No.
3l5 south Second street. he has been classcd
democrat, but TO hts own words
teen he was president OF the Anti Nor opoly Con-
veniion held al Harrisburg IN March. 1910 aud tenn
porary chairman III tbc Nationnl Labor Convention
held in Pittsburg in April OF the same year l. ct
year he was the workingmca's can ddatc tor ST
Treasurer and when the ticket OF that party
solidacd with that OF the greenbackcrs, previous to
the election. be secured place on the compinatio on
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PUBLIC HYGIENE.

MEETING OF THE HEALTH ASSOCIATION -
PROPER HOUSE DRAINAGE DESCRIBED.
The attendance AZ the Public Health Association
meoting In tho rooms OF tho Academy OF Medicine,
last evening. was slim, there being ioss than adozcn
persons composing tho audience. Tho report Of
tho Special Committee on the Work tho Association
referred 10 the lack interest in tho meetings. as
iollows-
Tha OBJECT OF this Association shall be the ADVANCE
ment Of sanitary science and Tho promotion OF organ
ixations and the practical application Of
pubic hygiene. Your committed believe that
regular place OF meeting the rooms OF the Academy Of
Medicine are unsuitable. There 10 too much OF elegant
privacy about them. People not members hesitate to
enter and there is aiwaysa iornaty anu restraint In
a pubic meeting held on velvet carpets behind tho
doors guarded by japitor The Committee recon-
menaed that the Executive COMMITTEE Ind more
suitable place Tor meeting; that The regular meetings
be omitted only during July and August that stand
ing committee be appointed TO personally conor with
the editors OF daily Journals request fuller and
more regular rcports vi meetings as VOL AS announce
nicnts vi Inc same.
nousE DRAINAGE
Mr.. Bayles was announced to report for the stand
Ing Committee on House Drainage and Water service
but he was absent and DR. Partridge reported IN his
Gently introduced ana adopted by the Board OF Health
10 snow the workings OF the various traps, waste
pipes and water hxturus OF nn ordinary house. The
machine used by the Board Of Health. tho gen
teman said, occupied about fourteen feet space,
pnous ana ' ra.psrcn, pnes sn maps .n. s''s ~o1s
iLgs of house drainage and water supply could
De shown aud explained TO the most ignorant house
builder aud stupid mechanic, 40 that the bonent OF
Ife-savng improvements could be July demonstrated
md understood DR.. Partridge went On TO show that
bv the use vi gas gauges the pres urc OF foul from
sewers, especially tho Mott street sewer, VAS not
nearly so great as had been supposed, but that
yacuuns occurred Ia the trap pipes frequently that
tho "scai'' of waller Mas broken, anu lou
air penetrated the houses. 10 remedy all this
II was found that small half inch vent1ting
Pipe extending from each trap 20 the root or waste
pipe above the highest fixtures, IN connection with
sewer pipes or soli pipes aso extending above tho
fnuI mad MT tlo TINS ulvoa A pra
vented these vacuums. Tho secret OF pure air
shown 10 DO In the uso OF aood traps well vent
lated pipe 50 that vacuums could not occur.
IN. Elisha Harris report from the standing CON-
mittce Dwellings will DO tho Juno meeting
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SANE OR INSANE?

An issue concerning the sanity or Insanity OF a man
At present detained IN tho Insane Asylum on ward
Island will be tried to day IN the Supreme Court In
March, 1877 Henry II. Matthews, a colorcd man, in
humble circumstances was committed to The asy
All tue prescribed forms piled WITH The doc
tors certificate made out, and there appears 10
DO no doub. that Matthews was an insane patient
whose detention on tho Island was desirable and
necessary. HIS wife, Estclc Matthews (also coored
has frequently visited him since then, and she has
tho conclusion That her husband is now aud has
been TOR crai months perfectly sane. Under the
cunstanccs sho has applied. several occasions
Tor his discharge, and has always met, sue al
icgcs, by The statement OF the Mciica Supcrinten-
dent. Dr. Macdonald. that u was necessary that her
husband should be kept perfectly quiet Failing 10
procure mis- discharge IN ths way she put the
into the hands OF Nr Charles D spencer, Med a %.
ution, and hucd out u writ oil babeas corpus. Mr.
spencer deemed the matter worta investigating,
chle,y IN view or The Tact that some three inonlns
before German lad who had Uocn detained IA tho
asylum in TIE same way discharged alter
IN investigation by Mr. George Forster, The referee
Macdonald held that tho boy was insane, Dat u was
shown that wnat was assumed 20 be was a
theory held W tho Uoy IN respect to making money
ny bottiing-a theory wnicn u Was demonstrated,
could be readily reuucsd to practice Mr. Spencer ala
not ~ all mean 70 npate any motives the mattcr
In TACT, he did not know OF his personal know lodge
whether Matthews was or Was not sane, but 10
thought that persons wero frequently easily com.
nutod 70 asylua aud too readily dctainol therc.
For this reason he had deemed the present
worth invcstigaiirg more especially as tho
woman was very positive Ia her assertion that her
husband wus quito Sane Comm H. oner Lox, OF tue
Department OF Charities aud Correction. said that
thore could be no possible motive for tho dconton OF
patient after cure had been effected On the con.
ary their present anxiety was that thore should 90
a. many discharges a. possible inasmucn The asy
lum WIS crowded. Dr. Macdonald, he said, was re-
sIonsiblo Tor the discharge dotonton OF patent
and the Con m lssioncrs had every Confidence IN his
skill and experience such matters. fnc writ o.
babeas corpus, winch Will bring the mater TO an
Issue, served lust night and rcturnabls this
morning. when tho patient wall DO cxRIu cd Ia court
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THE POLICE CoMMlsSIoNERsHIp.

Mayor Ely was called upon yesterday BY Alderman
Morris relative to tho nomination OF Mr. George
Jones for Police Com missioner Mr.. Morris Is the
republican member OF the committee 10 which this
nomination referred Tor consideration rho gentle
visited tho Mayor tor tho purpose OF consulting
him upon tho subject, he expresses much interest
In the result oil The present controversy. Mr.
Ely remarked that no sont In namo
OF Mr.. Jones 10 Tho Board OF Aldermen IN
good faith and that would do all in
his power TO have him confirmed Ho (tho Mayor
conaidered that Mr.. Jones would make a good Police
Commissioner, and he would DO much pleased to
him accept the place. fhe Mayor stated that
considered the nominee ono oil those members oil tho
republican party who could not BIO traded with or APP
preached Tor tho purpose OF making combination
with any opposition political body.
The Adermanic committee with probably report at
tho next meeting OF tho Board.
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KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Al regular session OF tho Board OF Supervisors Of
Kings county yesterday afternoon . resolution vas
offered BY President Moran setting forth THAI the
casing OF tho county property at Coney leland for
any purpose was unwarrantod W Law and dangerous
In practice. Tho legal adviser Of tho Board was 70.
quostcd TO give q written opinion IN regard 10 the
proposed lce OF properly by the Park Commit saion-
ers and the power VI the supervisors In the mastor
The resolution vas then laid over tor one week
Tho special com mittce dcputci TO investigate the
death OF John Lynch, an Inmate OF tho Flatbueh
asy ium reported that there had boeu negligence on
tho part o. tho superintendent, Dr. blanchard, ana
hs assistant Dr. wottling. The matter was made
the special order Tor next week.
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woRKMEN DISCUSSING 1HLIR WRONGS AND
LEARxISo TO HANDLE ARMS s.soR SELF
PROTECTION"
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. Louis, May ., 1878.
More Communism was unearthcd in 81. LOUIS to-
day, showing continued activity In tho formation OF
secret societies and the drilling OF with With
out arms Tho organizations are principally confined
TO the northern districts OF no city where OF
laborng classes reside and where many people
employed. Mayor Ovcrstoiz has recently made IN IN
vcstgation OF matters Communistc In that
direction. What no learned IN regard 10 the
COMMUNISTS Is known only to himself, as
no declines to shy anything on tho subject. Ono
organization exists in tho sixth ward which numbers
fully ono hundred membcra These Comm unisis meet
at the National Hall, Chambers street and Broad
way, every Thursday night public meeting Is ad.
vortiscd by posters 10 take place every Thursday.
Tho placards close with tho following Invitation =.
YAH are invited, especially those who are discon-
tented with the present state Of society,". These
vertscd meetings held in large hall in tho soc.
ond story OF tho building Those who attend ad.
dressed by william Halter, the Communist agitator
SECRET MEETINGS ron the INITIATED
While tue pubic meetings being hold tho hall
secret ones being held IN the rooms below. To
these later meetings no persons are admisted but
members Tho nrst - only draw Tor the other,
ing TO attract workmen VINO aiterward become men,
bcrs OF tho secret organization. There
ties which meet nj THIS hail The workingmon and
the ArDeiter ScAutzvcrein both OF which meet regu-
larIy every Thursday The proprietor OF the hail. }.
j. Gutbcrot, denied Tint any arms we're tho house
Numer inquiries were made OF MIN In rotation 10
the Communists but he invariably replied that no
know nothing about them.
Az iNQuIsirIvs POLICEMAN.
Tho policeman on tue beat Oihccr william H.
Burke, announced his Intention last NIGHT oil looking
into the hall and other rooms where the societies
meet Tho hall keeper attempted 10 dissuade him
IRON invc stiaatng; but he went TO tho main halt,
howevor, and there about sixty uriling with
swords, but Without uniforms officer Burke learned
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FELL FROM A WINDOW.

Mrs. oNeil ien her apartments on tho third door OF
the house No 81 Columbia street. brooklyn, yesterday
forenoon for low minutes Upon return snc missed
her child Joha, three years old and looking out into
mo YARD she discovered him lying The ground where
be bad fallen from the window Hc severely not
fatally injured
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THE SEASIDE HOME.

The association known a. the CniIdrcn,s Car
nival Association, have gwen the proceeds OF The cir
labors for two years past TO tho Western Dispon-
sary, but as their original intention vas to opon
home at the seaside Tor sick children they will tor
the future devote a thcir energies this task To
this end tho nrst OF series or entertainments was
given last night at the Lyccum Theatre Tho chief
feature OF the homo Is that Is be open 10 all poor
sick children, without regard TO nationality or the
religious or medical faith Of their parenta
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
aornIort Il 70 sussoksi De d oa Il
subscribers who are indebtsd toAhe MORN
ING HERA44p, will oblge byHan werlyirs
mittance.s 4sqorq 'na noqp 9'I7-h"4a7'
wILDIH6Ton. Dei. April 10, 1873.

y
DOMESTIC sEEvIoE An elaborate afti'
Gle in a late number Of the New Yorl
Evening Post presents some new points in
the question of female domestic service. A
table of wages paid insix selected average
years running backto 1868 shows a steady
rise il wages since the war, with slight
check, from which there has since been q
recovery in 1876. This is believed to
provsthatthe demand for female servants
more than equals 1.-THE supply; otherwise,
with the present general d. ed and deter
mination to retrench domestic expenses,
there would have been great sell in wages
II is stated that the demand is at present
reduced below the normal condition by the
number Of women formerly employing
two or more servants who now take upon
themselves and members Of their family
part Or the whole Of the domestic work
With the increased prosperity Of Ireland
the supply Of waiter domestics has been
greatly diminished. German girls do no
take kindly to domestic occupation, and
French girls are few in number. Amer
ican girls have 30 much pride. that they
generally do not want to- serve any bu
themselves in bousework, though occupa-
tions involving greater hardship, if not
humiliation, are readily engaged in. There
is one field where the market is not over
stocked, and the demand promises to in.
crease. In the South alone the supply Of |
domestic servants is greater than the de-
nand.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10
PAY YOUR FARE.

An enterprising railway ticket agent dowl
East quotes Scripture with distressing
aptness on an advertising card, which runl
as follows: t,.s..
IN THOSE DAYS THERE WERE NO PASSES
....,.. GIVEN.
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A NEW SET OF RULES FOR CoURTING

The following rules have been adopted by
many Of our marriageable daughters, and
are hung in Q conspicuous place in the front
parlor :'el'ga ".'7 - .''7.. T. ''..'
l. Gentlemen, whose heads ale anointed
with bears oil, must not lean against the
wall, asoit soils the paper and renders
frequent and expensive repairs necessary,
II. The plano stool is dedicated to music
and gentlemen who put their feet upon /
will not be tolerated.
III: Kissing except on the front steps is
strictly prohibited. .'.
~. No proposals will be entertained
except on ten days notice in writing,
accompanied BY satisfactory references Of
good moral character. The applicant to BE-
subject to an examination in the rudimen a
of finance at the option of parents.
V. Gentlemen remaining later than II
O'clock will be charged extra for gas.
vi. Talking in loud tones and boisterous
laughter after O'Clock must not be INDUCED
in. under pain of immediate dismissal.
VII. No liquor furnished to minors.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

NOT[@E,--I, Mat tin Ryan, Of the town
Of Odessa IN New Castle County nnd Stare
OF De!aware, do hereby give notice that l,
MARTIN Ryan, ihtrnd TO apply to tue Court
,ot General :, ssious OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery o' the State of Delaware, in and
tor New tCls le County, to be held in New
Castle, on Monday, the sixth Day of Nav
4. d 1878, being the first day of the May
Term OF said Court, for 4 license to keep an
Inn or Tavern in house on Main street, in
the said town Of Odessa, beirg In scht ol
District No 81, IN thessaid County of New
Cas.le, aid to sell Intoxicating liquors
herein, in less quantities than one quart to
BE- drunk On the premises; and the names
OF the respectable citizens recommend it 70
wit:
Cornelius Leahy, G9orse Hshr.
hndeh y avs, Michaei K umpel,
John In Plettymau, George Haliman,
v u emnln.er, G CrOWlay,
Weld an Gretnm1nger, w m A Cochran,
4 Gu opel, .. .,, Zach g emIninger,
G1lth. r W Cochran,
.y' 'u s.'.. ! ,hls
.u Ma tin y Ryan,
' '", marx
apl6-5t MARI RYAN
u
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

Geo A. Milltngton. do here.
IN by give notice at Ishall apply to the
EJucges fthe Court Of General -essons OF
the eace ani jail Delivery of the STATE
Caste, on Monday, the 6thday ofMay next
Ebeiug the first day of the May Term A, d.
a4S.48. for alicense to keep an Inn or Tavern
kno 4 n as the Jefferson House. on Water
street, In NaW Castle, school District No.
As. in New Castle, City. 10 sell Intoxicating
I'D uors 10 ess auauiuesl than. cue quar-,
to be drunk ", the premises aia the foilow-
ing respectable eilizeas recommend this
said application 10 wit:
S&ss1sSS &%l sSssssfs sssss I s'1R f'lssss' elss'.'
3. s, Platt, F. T Eagle,
John W. Coffman, D. W, Elkinton,
A. B. Cooper, !. "a Fols, :, ~ .q.., ,
s. d. BlackIa OF w Fl. Lsmbson, =.
d. Boulden. J.! Ell. ROGERS.
,rap4t GEO. A. MI ALINGTON.
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SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES.

"Thou shalt not pass. Numbers *, 1sv
"suffer not nan to pass. Judges ILL.,.
2Sv.
"The wicked shall no more pass."-
Nahum J., 15v, . ...
"None shall ever pass" Isaiah xxxiy.
10v. '..,.
"This generation shall never ."--Marl
xiii, 80y, ,to u .,rSIsD,,,,... ... ... .
"Though they roar, yet they shall no
pass .'-Jereniah H., 42v. q. go
$50 he Paid the Fare and Went" ."-Jonal
i.,3v. r II ~
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aWILLANOVA ts5IILEJE, DELAWAE
Y COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
~,ity Privileges Is under the charge OF tn
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superio
advantages to students, who desire to max
a thorough Classical, cientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t Is sitrated on the Pennsyl
yania Central Railroa eleven miles IRON
Philadelphia. Railroad station anu Pos
Office on the College grounds. .s
Terms: Per session of five months,
advance $3.50. f~.,,..,,. &C., .. ''.''.'' ''.'@.
For full particulars. send for o cataloeu
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON. D. D.. r
1el-c1yr frestden' 4
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

T & w JOINER, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
~ street. Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine srreets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentleman's Garments Of every d.scrip
ton Dyed Or Cieansed Kid Shoes, Featb
ars ari Gloves owed or Olesnsed.
Anrt' lSv7
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

sit seems as II should couah NV herd
OF" is sometimes the impatient exclama.
tton of q sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the par"xysms with Hale's Honey OF
Hore nound and Tar. The relief is imme-
late ana the cnre certain. Sold by all
Druggists. ...., ...,
Pixies Toothache Drops Gu In one
minute. tt" ,'.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-10

NOTICE., John Elliott, do herby give
Notice that shall apply to Judges of the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware, ir
and for the county of New Castle, on Non.
day, the 9th day of May next, being the first
day of the May term, A. D., 1878, for IL
cense to keep an Inn or Tavern, known as
Aliens corner, in the village of Christians
in School District No. A, in White Clay
Creek hundred, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend this said ap-
| plication, to wit .7aa". . r'.#s
VIM f SmalIey, Rob't McCarter,
| Thos Morrison, Jr., Jordan Dixon,
VIM G Cauik, Jno S Beach,
Jao Patterson, 81 Marshall,
saml Butter. esa 50 Scott,
Lemuel Butter, John Wayne. a
Tomas A Patterson.
apr6 St .tso. JOHN ELLIOTT.
NOTICE. I, Frederick Hubers, do
" hereby give o'ice that 1 shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state of Delaware, In and for the ounty Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of
May rext, A d., 1873, lor license to keep
an Inn or Tavern at No IA Markt st,
Sixth Ward, Wilmington, Del, to sell
intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunE on the prem.
lses and me following respectable citizens
commecd this said application, to wit.
Jacob Richter, Jacob STUCK,
Hugh Mcguire, Thomas Donnelly,
1hos DonnelIy. Jr,, J Ragey,
Frederick Wahl, u f'runner,
sam'l HAWKINS, sd, A B Jones, e3'
rred " aeiss, ,.y. ] i Behrringer,
Nictfaei DCnahua, Daniel Hirtz,
Wi liam VI Mi Her, Wilhelm Schneider,
Henry Schneider, John Doherty,
Loren2 Schlegoj, J. A fert lttte,
John Beers q VIM kleinstube',
GEO E K elnstuber, John Schads
John Griner. George Wilheimi.
apg63t FREDERICK HUBERS |
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NOTlCE.-we, William Baxter and Mat,
~ thew Baxter, trading under the name
OF WIN. Baxter " Bro, DO hereby give no,
tice that we sh al Apply to the Judges OF
thr Court OF General SESSIONS of rhe Peace
and Jail D livery Of tie 5t%te Of Delaware,
Ia and for New E&stle couuN, upon monday
the 6th day Ot May next, 1873, being the
first day OF the next May 'eIm of the said
Court, tor license 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors in quaItitifs not less than one-half
gallon, not to be drunk on the premises at
No. 3 Fourth street, being the g. E. cor
ner Of Fourth and Shiplty streets, in the
Third ward of the City of Wilmington,
D-lsware, and the following Respectable
eit'zebs residing in said ward recommend
the taii annlicatiOn. TO wit i : "
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EDUCATIONAL.
1T. JOsEPH's AGADEMY5

Ut. JosEPH's AoADEMYs ssg s
- @sg & H
CHESTNUT FILL, Ffall.A Dhif HI.
Under the cars i the Sisters Oh ~, JOseE.
Xhe course OF tlsJrpct!o on ncludes all tb'
orancbesOf u asst ful and Chr'nt'af s,trcs
Annual pension for BoafG 40 u,it
sD0 "'- fnrtha~ '-rf ie',ita.s, s,,,ilo+s.
sspi-ly XF MOTHER NARY JOHN
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NOTICE.-1, William Reese. do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Judgee Of the C"urG tf General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery ol
the ~tata Of elaWAre in and for the county
of New Caste on Monday, The 9th day OF
May lexL A. b. LIS being the first day OF
the next May Term of tie said Court, for a
license 10 Keep an Inn or Tavern AT Mt
Pleasant, Ia Scno01 District %. 81, Mill
Greek hundred, New Castle county, De-, to
sell III o icattng liquors i'll less quaint les
than one quart. to be drunk on the premi.
ses and tn" following Respectable citizens
recommend lbe aaid application, to wit:
evils Miller, Christian Sesterhenn,
Frank WhiCeman, Jonn JIafferty,
LeVesa Jackson, William Fo0te, Sr.
Samuel Graves, Philip T. Pierson.
Fra k Faust, Peter Conne4l,
James Springer, John Faust.
spr6 q WILLIAM RE Sc.
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NJ r RYAN
al)l6-St

NuTlCE.-I, Frank Quigely, do ereby
NglVe office that | snail apply to the
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Ja!, DE ivery of the State
OF Delaware in anu for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of May
next, being the fllst day O the May term,
a. d, 1873; for license to keep q Tavern
No $40 Madison street, Fifth Wsrd, Will
mington, to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises. and thief lowing respect.
able citizens recomme end this said applica-
tioo, to wit:
ia es Monaghan, Edward Dougherty,
John 7. DOnahue, Berna1d r. Hasson,
James barklns, M. j. Gallagher,
thomas q 'nning, John Wallsmith,
Patrick Mulshelnock VIM. II. Robinson, y
John Mu, ,qeeen. Edward Butcher,
A. Given, George Cleland,
Joh0 j. Hass N, X. Hagan,
Dazzle Nc way, B. Best,
A0o'phUS Ilessu, q brugherty,
J Magu e, = aok Eonnsr,
Charles Shields. James Lynch,
FRANK QUIGLEY.