Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
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Spccini Correspondence Of State Jopr iul.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 1.-THE will of Mrs
Elizabeth g. Fields late Of Wilmington
deceased has been admitted TO probate by file
Register, and letters of administration with
the will annexed granted unto Enoch Moore
Jr, the executor named in fine will being
licensed
The schooner E1isq y. Calm il in mort
loading with grain by ". IT, Jefferson n "a.
for some eastern port.
Ice has formed yery ropidlv and of cnn-
siderable thickuts s in the river nj Ills mint
during The last two mrhts. and the harbor il
filling M with vessels bru,ipht IN far safety
The flats are covered with lee to low water
mark and the skating is very fine. which IL
taken advantage of 6y All ,,un are ,nI,d Of
that eXbilalAtiu,r and heoithful cxrr,,isr
Anctioneer .lames IInlli1ay bng ,nnr,od an,
nnction room ON Watrr-strrrt where bc ,yiiI
have goods of ynrious kinds which he ,,ilI
DISPOSE of during tho winter
A hye-cent store has been opened Inv Mrs
TRboub in the lDrior of the Terry lnnnsioi,
where She has n variety of fancy articles nj
live cet;ts
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NEW CASTLE, Dec. g.-We were little in
error in our announcement some DAYS ago of
the arrangements for amusements by the Hall
Company for the next three or four weeks.
The programme is as follows. which may be
relied ON as correct as we hive il directly
from the management. The Hall has been
engaged for n Grand Bnll tO be uiypn by thp
Brady Senate. on the evening of the / IN
instant. On the night of saturday, the 18th,
Tommy Nlacks Ninstres viii repeat
ing entertainment giyen aoine few
weeks ago On the aCfcrnoun and evening nr
Christn,ns do.. I.cl,'a Go,ncJ,, ,,iC ,,..,s,,,t
.NI'I,ias.'' aid on tbc ryrnino Of tbr 2sth
Kate Thaycr will appear with the SPANISH
students The np,v nucro ,.hai,s orrhnst "a
chairs and gallery chairs will be here aud in
position by the 25tb. and our citizens can
then attend the entertainment, with the snrc
prospect of having comfortable seats The
delay in procuring proper seating facilities
has been untynitlnlln a,nl fhe n,nnaTcIn.nt
have FASTENED their construction M Iast Az
possible.
THE residence of George T.. David ON Dcio.
ware street was entered on MONDAY nitht
last, Mrs. David was aroused about ! o'clock
II. III. by slight noise, and looking towards
the door or thrir rt,nr, a.,y a tnnt, .tnudin,,
with his back to her lust in the act of picking
M lamp standing on n bureau close TO lilo
door. She aroused her husband. when thoy
both gave chase TO the burrlnr. but he
escaped before they could come M with him.
Nothing was missing but an empty money
drawer in the store. He forced ai entrance
through the door in the basement AIrs. q
failed to see the mans face. and is not sure
whether he was white or black.
night Inst made nm aIJitinnaI annronrintiogy
of II .:jo for lie Lenciit If th" srp9nlI nf In
CITY.
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NEW CASTLE. Dec. 1.-THE REGISTER yo.-
terday granted letters of administration mon
the estate of Marshall s. Chandler, late Of
Christiuna hundred. deceased, unto Rachel
g. Chandler and Jesse Chandler widow and
son of deccased.
The Norwegian baraue CHj il IN mort to
take on a cargo Of corn from Lea x Son. for
Lisbon. See will take ont u ODO bushels in
bags and will be loaded by gang OF sieve
dores from Philadelphia who viii he down
to-day
Mrs Bird, highly esteemed Indy of this
city, died Yesterday morning after n Short
illness. She was aLout 40 wear. of ope and n
consistent mcmberof Immanmcl y, Il. Chnrrh
of this city. She leaves two sons and ma
daughter and a large circle Of friends 10
mourn her loss.