Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-12
NEW CATTLE.
Special Correspondence of State journal.

Special Correspondence of State Journal
New CASTLE, August 6.-,rhe will of John
Guyer, late Of Wilmington, deceased has
been admitted to probate by the Register, and
letters of administration with the will annexed
granted unto Evans Pennington, of Whining
ton.
Perry Cisco, colored, who has served a.
number of our citizens with the lacteal fluid
for number Of years past, has sold out to
David King, who continues the business on
the same route.
New CASTLE, August s-trhe will of Will
liam p. Earr, late Of Wilmington, deceased,
has been admitted to probate and letters tes-
tamentary on the same granted unto Eliza
beth Kari, cxecutrix named in the will
Mr.. Charles Shearer has purchased the
large brick hotel property at Dobbinville,
known as the Dobbinville Hotel, which he
proposes to open and conduct in frst-class
manner.
man doing btsiness on Union street left
town somewhat mysteriously on Saturday. He
sent his wife and child on the excursion to
Cape May, per steamer Republic, and then
hired horse and wagon of Patrick Brogan,
and, putting into the wagon his show case
and us many goods as it would hold started
towards Wilmington, and has not been heard
from since. MIR. Brogan went to Wilmington
yesterday and found his team, which lie re-
covered after an expense of SO.
NEW CASTLE, August 1O.-The Register,
yesterday, admitted to probate the will of
Henry Pretzschner, late of Wilmington,
deceased, and granted letters testamentary on
the same unto Maria Louisa Pretzschner widow
OF deceased and executrix named in the will.
Letters of administration We're also granted
upon the estate of Norman o. Lounsberry,
late of Wilmington, deceased unto William
Bush, of said city.
1t seems to be now pretty well assured that
the case of Neal, the prisoner under sentence
OF DEATH will be taken to the United States
supreme Court, and as that Court does not
meet till some time after the day fixed for the
execution, the Governor will be asked to
grant respite. The grounds for this action
are laid solely because he wasn't tried by a
mixed jury. There is no attempt to deny his
guilt or that he had not fair and impartial
trial, but he was not tried by his peerd, that's
all.
There was row on the Republic yester-
dry and the policeman employed on the boat
IL reported to have used blackjack more
theoretically and promiscuousy than the
occasion called for.
New CASTLE, August 1.-THE will of
Timothy Cunning late of Red Lion hundred,
deceased, has been admitted to probate, and
letters testainentary granted on the same
unto Michael Mulligan, executor named i'll
the will.
The Democratic meeting which was an
nounced in the Gdzette to be held in the Court
House, last evening, to perfect the organiza-
ton of a Hancock and English club, and at
which it was also stated that Hon. Thomas I.
Bayard and Acknowledgement Gray would
deliver addresses, didn't come Off, and we are
inclined to think the Gazette has made a
slight mistake, as,upon inquiry. we learn that
the meeting is intended to be held on Friday
night next.
And now il is stated that we are to have
second Tanner right here at home. A gentle
man of this city having said that he could
the New York faster. For fear it may have
been intended al joke, we withhold his
name until he makes arrangements to ont
fast the faster.