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Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
NEW DOMINION.
Heavy Snow Storms in Canada


 MONTREAL, Oct. 19.-A heavy snow storm set in yesterday afternoon and continued with unabated fury until this morning. The harbor and river tugs are being rapidly laid up in winter quarters. Reports from the northern parts of the province and New Brunswick say the snow fell all last night and today. In Victoria and Grand Falls it was nearly 8 foot deep. There was also a heavy snowfall in Restigouche Valley. In an interview with Vennor tonight, the Canadian weather prophet conversing on the above said: ''Cold weather and gales with sno W falls ex- perienced recently on the lakes, the west Gulf of St. Lawrence, Labrador coast and Great Britain bear out almost literally my prediction during the period between the 18th and 20th of the present month, although thought Newfoundland would share it to greater extent. This prediction was based on my theory of weather relationships in recuri ring cycles. Other storms will follow in rapid succession in the same section."
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

The Atlanta Exposition Under Roadway.
 ATLANTA, Oct. 18.-The international cot ton exposition is under full headway and is attracting crowds. Several large excursions are on the way and others are to start from various points within day or so. It will be at least week before all the exhibits are ar ranged, but no person can see the exposition as it now is without giving several dayt to t. The foreign exhibits are not as large as was expected, but the American are more nu- merous and beautiful than at any preceding
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

TURNER-In Meriden, Oct 18th, to Edward M. 1
 Turner
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WANTEIR

GNIRST- GLASS cooks and general workers t N go a short way into the country. Good wages.
 MANHATTAN AGENCY, oc14 Room 2, No. 220 Chapel Street.
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City. Court Notes.

Yesterday Henry s. Ellsworth, of Bridgeport, was accused in the City Court of taking Dr. J. J. s. Doherty's horse without leaye MT. Ellsworth went to the City Hall dining Monday and on com ing out he took pr. Dohertys team, supposing had been left from Barker & Ransom's where he had or dered team. When he returned Dr. Doherty had him arrested. Ellsworth claimed it was a mistake and on satisfying the City Court yesterday morning the case was nolled.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-sailed, the Abyssinia for Liv- erpool Arrived, the Maas from Rotterdam the Gal lia from Liverpool. the Allemania from Hamburg. Baltimore Sailed, the Nova Scotia for Liverpool
 Philadelphia Arrived the Lord Give from Liver pool
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Indiana from New York.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Switzerland for New York.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Westphalia from New York.
 London-Sailed, the Egyptian Monarch for New Xnrk
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3f4AA Houses and Lots located in the best 4N
 EEsi part of the city, which we offer at prices E
 EsIl far below their real value, all of which large lots and first-class houses cOntain- i ing modern improvements.
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AIr. HeaIy Talks on the Situation.

MT. Healy Talks on the situation.
 LONDON Oct. 1S.-Mr. Healy has been in- terviewed and thinks that the effect of the arrests will be to strengthen the League. He is of the opinion that there will be general refusal to pay rents. ''So long as MT. Par nell is in jail" said Healy ''it is for the Eng fish people to say whether they will have their foreign relations hampered or imper- filed by having to maintain 5O,OOO troops in Ireland in time of peace dealing with the country as if it were in state of siege and which number of soldiers in the event of any complications arising would have to he far more than doubled. Mir. Gladstone said st Guild Hall that it was not with the people of Ireland they were at issue. He will now find that he was mistaken and that Ireland and the Land League are synonymous The gov ernment have gone to work in a very pretty way to secure fair trial for their Land act Why, the ague was obtaining fair trial for it. I wrote book myself to explain it to the people. wonder if it is for anything in that book that warrant has been issued against men
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Thomas P. O'COnnor in Lawrence.

LAWRENCE, Oct. 19.-Hon. Thomas P. O'Connor was rendered a rousing reception at St. Mary's Hall this evening. The dis tinguished visitor was received at the depot by several Irish societies in regalia and es- corted to the hall. In addition to the ad- dress of Mir. O'Connor brief speeches were made by Hon. J. K. Tarbox, Judge Wilbur,
 F. Gile, John c. Sanborn, Esq, and Peter McCorry, president of the Lawrence branch of the League. At the close of the meeting a cablegram was sent to Freen.a71's Journal, Dublin, saying: "Be bold and patient and be assured of final success"
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$AsA FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block, west side EsiH Of College street, of Grove. IS rooms, kEsN with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK NJ. WARD, 139 College street, iel3 If ALFRED WALKER. 80 Orange street.
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Edward Hack breach Of peace judgment suspend cd; Charles W. Ebe, embezzlemant, continued to Oct. 19 William Tanning, resisting Officer Ryan, s1 fine, s5.S9 costs; Frederick Goldsmith vagrancy continued to Oct 24; Francis J. A. Hemmeler breach of peace against Maria Hemmeler 8 fine IS costs Pete Kempf. breach of the peace against CharIe. Hofacker, fined $1 and s6.97 costs; Henry Champion breach of the peace against Mrs. Foley, judgment suspended; Henry H. Ellsworth taking horse with out owners permission, no1led; Walter G. Hosford breach of peace, ten days in jail and S7 72 costs
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Court of Common Pleas-Judse Torrnnc.

court of Common P1eas-JudSe Torrance
 This court resumed yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 Arguments were heard in the forenoon in the case of Sperry, admr., vs. Parmelee.
 In the case of S. Wheeler x Co. vs. A. W. Parme lee, motion for a non-suis was granted This a suit which grew out of iron speculation No agree ment was ever made in writing aud no money ever passed To make the record required by law Mir Wheeler showed entry of the price he would sell to Parmelee and also showed letter written by Par melee to New York iron broker offering to sell the iron. A non-suit granted.
 The suit O; E. s, Rowland against Ben jamin Moves in the Court of Common Pleas to recover on a not. of 1925 given by him, next followed. The note was secured by 8 chattel mortgage on quantity of furniture. MT. Moves in answer cad that he had never received but S2OO ot the amount for which he gave the note would neither admit allow the S25 the of the III, ney as claimed by Mir. Rowland. The completed in the morning and decision reserved.
 The further hearing in the case of Matthewman, trustee, vs. Cummins was then resumed.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
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New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1S FLOUR-Dull and depressing. s s0a5 % for No. 2 $4 50a5 90 for shipping extras, southern flour dull common to choice extra S6 5oas 75.
 WHEAT-Weak, lower and unsettled. No red winter S1 43a1 44 No. do. $1 50a1 511, No white $1 A. No. 2 Chicago $1 40a1 42, No red October $1 50aI 50H. CORN-Heavy. dull and lower; demand moderate. Ungraded mixed 65a71c. No. mixed 69, No. 2 do. 711a72, No. Oct. 7014, do. Nov. 711sa72 OATS-ka1c lower and dull. No. white 53, No. 2 do. 51, No. mixed AK, No. do 45%a46a<, No. 2 mixed Nov. 47a47x.
 RYE-Hieher and fairly active. State at 1O7a1Os. BARLEY-Stronger but quiet No Canada $1 13a $1 15.
 PORK-Dun and weak; spot new mess, SIS 25a1s 50 LARD-Unsettled and weak 5a71Sc. lower; $11 SIX for cash $11 95 for October SIP for November. BEEF Nominal
 CUT MEATS-Nominal
 WHISKY-NominRl.
 PETROLEUM-Dun and nominal united, 951S i; crude in barrels, 7a8c. refined in barrels, 72<c asked.
 BUTTER-Quiet and firm; State, 1Sa37.
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City Court-Civil Side-Judge Sheldon,
 In this court yesterday, the case of Hiram Thomas vs Rebecca Thomas was further heard by continu. ance. It is an action to release property that waf mortgaged to plaintiffs brothers wife.upon the claim that the mortgage obtained by fraud.
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exposition. the centennial not excepted. The exhibits made by several railways sur pass in value, importance and diversity the most sanguine expectations of the managers. Atlanta is caring well for all corners at mod crate prices for entertainment.
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Appeal from Miss Parne1l. NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The following cable has been received from Miss Anna Parnell:

LAND LEAGUE RooAfs DUBLIN, Oct. 18. To Patrick Ford, Editor of the Irish World:
 Bayonet and bullet work is going on all over Ire land. Terrorism and bloodshed prevail on every hand. new outrage upon unarmed people is reported every moment young girl was deiber- ately shot in her parlor by constables in Liner ick yesterday. The government has established a reign of terror in the streets of Dublin Secret in formation has been received by us that the govern ment is trying to create opportunity to let loose six thousand troops the citizens Special powers have been given the officers of the military powers and orders that have never been exceeded in blood thirstiness in the annals of crime against humanity Thousands more of arrests expected thoug already the jails overcrowded, the Land League has proclaimed 'tNo Rent" as the order of the day We appeal confidential1y to our brethren in America for the widows and orphans, for the homeless and starving and for the wounded victims of British bull lets, bayonets and most unprovoked butchery.
 (signed) ANNA PARNELL,
 Secretary of the Ladies' Land League of America
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-3 P. NJ. Money closed at 3a4 per cent, and the rate at time to-day went higher than per cent Exchange closed frner at 48la4s5. Governments closed firm. (CIosing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL x SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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Cotton Market.

Cotton Markets
 NEW YORK, Oct. IS. Spot cotton is unchanged and quiet at 11K for middling uplands. Sales 330 bales for ex- port, 1527 bales to spinners and 300 bales delivered contracts Future deliveries closed steady at HOO dearer than yesterday October, Il 32a34; No vember, Il 36a37 December, Il 48a49 January, Il 67a68 February, Il 82a83; March, Il 97a9S :; April, 12 10a11 May, 12 21 2.
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Superior Coutt-CriminaI Side-Judse
 Culver.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Thomas Smith, Of Guilford pleaded guilty to keep ing open place in which it is reputed that liquors are sold and the settled on the payment of S20 and costs.
 Matthew Wards followed. The defense pro- duced over twenty witnesses, who were sworn, and the case proceeded occupying the attention of the court during the remainder of the Jay. Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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ARRIvED-oCToBER Is. Sch Crammer, lizard, Alexandria, coal to N Y,N & RR. Sch Emma Arey, Hall. Alexandria, coal to H N RR.
  Sch John Darlington, Parker, New York. Sch Harriet Thomas, Van C1ief, Baltimore.
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NOR SALE.

SSa The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, kziia corner Of Park and George streets, only five EGN minutes walk froU the postoffce. The house large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly hrst-casa house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 20 feet George street, hing through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choicest rteties of fruit in great abundance The house with 10 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate h de- aired. Apply tQ E. BLAOKMAN,
 jy20 l74 fork st.. cor. Chapel st, New Haven.
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WANTED,

A good smart man to take charge of a route. Good salary to the right Must furnish security. Ap- ply at once at 256 Chapel street.
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EnR SALE
NOTICE. TVNHE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE COMPANY h opened their Retail Denartmeuf


c e7Qa week. SIP day ct hom easily made. oostl @ Aoutht free, Address TEuee& Co., Augusta, Me.
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FOR RENT

MS nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin Htia Rock to rent for the Second floor, No. ka.s9- 6l Asylum street, BIO 23s Congress avenue, $ll. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at saytn Rock House has 21 in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda fountain candy counters. marble top tables sases, awning, ice cream tables. A. ". HOLMES, |.
 jeI8H Room 8, 69 Church Street.
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For Sale at a Bargain,

SsAA FRS r-GLASS and comInodious house Eii5 with noderD improvements, situated one -kssk Of the finest avenues in this city Large lot, fronting on TWO streets There is nice barn the premises. The property Is worthy the attention of investors and can be seen at any time. For particu- lars call THIS OFFICE.
 te2I
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior COurt-Civil Side-Judge sam
 ford.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Frances A. N. Loomis, of Meriden, divorced from Edwin H. Loomis, formerly of Meriden but now of Boston, the ground of desertion. The custody of one minor child was given to the petitioner.
 In the of Pope Moves, the writ could not be found It was alleged by MT. Moves that Talcott H. Russell took the file and recepted for it and not find it. continuance was ordered.
 In the of William L. Waring administrator for George Bartholomew, lately deceased. it agreed that the reference of the case to L. B. Morris committee be revoked aud that judgment by default be entered in favor of the plaintiff for the of S675, being the amount of bank bills and United States treasury notes belonging to the estate ace bartholomew and converted by George Bartholo- mew to his own with interest from April, 1876, the whole amounting to S897. A derree was passed. Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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DR. 6. F. PETERSON. DENTIST.

S6 Elm Street, Corner of Orange, ns0 New Haven. Conn
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Hnrsa Eor Sale
Grape redress d in the best manner. Grape Work speciality. oc19

s:: Apply at 72 ORANGE STREET. 01R At
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GENTS to sell in New Haven ana throughout A Connecticut,
 "GARFIELD'S WORDS," collection of brief, wise, witty and eloquent para- graphs from the speeches and letters of
 JAMES A GRAM GARFIELD, with fine steel portrait. Send 75 cents for sample copy and circulars to J. O. ADAMS & CO,
 403 Washington street, Boston, o1S 3t+ or HOUGHTON, MIEFLIN x co, Publishers
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DEATHS.

Middletown, Oct. IS, willia, Bacon of this city and Miss Illie E. Futile Mid dletown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers, Therefore we
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN, is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

ny address. There were no residences
written opposite the names on the lists
furnished me, and the residences put
in the application were fictitious. The
clerks wrote in my name as witness foi
the persons named"
The testimony has been long Tins
. ming but the fact that it was in sx
is:ence may account for the suddennesE
with which the Congressional invest
CATION ceased their inquiries at GER
tain point. Mr.. Golf gives very vivid
picture of the process by which Dem.
ocratic voters were made in 1868. The
wonder that Horstio Seymour got the
electoral vote Of the State that year by
just 10, 900 majority and that John T.
Hoffman was elected Governor the same
year oeases after reading this tssti-
pcny.
1t is now thirteen years since these
frauds occurred, and they have lost
somewhat of their force by this lapse
Of time and they would not now have
been rsked up again lad not the Demo.
,rats made the effort 10 have Mr.. Dav
snport removed from the Office of Chic:
Supervisor of Elections, which neoessi- |
lated bringing them up again. 1t will
be remembered that they are distinctly |
Democratic frauds, and that loI g after
they were exposed and even to this
lay the party insists ON avsiing itsolfI
Of them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
b AtARsSAD LlEEas,
LOCAL TIME TARLE

For PhiiadeIphis--l.ks,a Ys, $50. Z, $40, =
plo, $50, 1919, II ~ o. m; l2lk IL. a.
tLimited) Z03, 4 -, 4. e,lo, o. 10, . IS, " p
IN. Sunday-l.tS, zgS, alOs. IN. D, Q
$40, ., 6b, 10 p. nj.
For New YorR--l 81, AS, $50, pt5, l1ks a
M; l2.43 (iIimited1, 2.oS, $40 p. m. SnA
oAys-l.bs, 2,t3 n. m. 40 p. N.
For Baitimore-l26l, II. IT'S, aSs a. m.
1lSb, H.04 Nimited). AS, 9. tb y. m. San.
oays-l25l, All, 1856 a. m.
For Washinston--l1bl,9l Eli, SO, g 50 o. m:
IL 10, Lea (limited), o.45 p. m. Sundays
1851, AL, 7.bb q. IN.
For Baltimore and inter N ediate stations
1851, a.3S a. m; IL &c. 4 Is y. IN. Tho 4 40
p. IN. tai stop 1T way stations only be.
tween PerryVllle SSd Baltimore. sun.
days--l2Sl n. m.
For Perryville and intermediate stations
AS p. m
For No" Castse-S go r. m; Los, 3 $40
p. m. No SUNDAY trains.
For Harrington and intermediate stations
9so& m; Loo, e.2t p. In. No sunday
trains
For Delmar asd intermediate aat.0ns-s 80
n. m: l.0Sp u.
For Wilmington h Northern II. R.-T.le a.
m q, SOS p m. no Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western X. RI Is, 1889 A.
m; $50 p M. NO sunday trains.
TRAlHS LEAVE FtR WILMINGTON.
'hilsdslphia-Brosd Street pepot-i.oa,1.S
3 Is, lv.S1, ~, II ga M; 30, 8, 23l, $50,
I 80, A.lb, $50, 8 ~, s, p.4s, IL. 30 y. IN. Sun
dsys-T.o6, S30 a m; Q, q.46, II. 80 D. m.
'hilad lpRIa-MaTket Street Staten only
Los a, M; IL % tLimitSdl p. m San
days ! 06 a. m,
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Our Questions.

Are you a buyer Of
Mems or Boys Cloth
ing at retail /? DO you
need clothing for the
farm, the office. the
workshop. the court
room, or the pulpit ?
Do you want boys
clothing for the school,
room, or for dress? Do
you prefer to buy cloth
ing ready-made or to
order ? Are you in
need of shirts )?
If yes, to any or all
of these queries, state
your needs to US, that
we may send you SAM
pies and prices,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

FROM THs RETURNs of the election in
Philadelphia yesterday SO far as TO-
oslVed, it looks as fixing, Reform Dam
ooTat, was elected Mayor Of the oity by
a few thousand majority, but Hun,e,
and West Reform Republicans are g
ted by immense majoritiss. Alto '0
it is a solid victory for the N'ne
element of Philadelphia and !, .' ",,il
shot at machine polite. 7. ,S 10 . sou,
! y.yo 81 o cunning '.e same andida,s f.,
mayor COB "ruOusly, no mater how
s''' m officer he M ~ have made,
When q determined stand ID taken
saainsa him ay any considerable nor.
ton 1" his own p' rty. Mayor stokley
made good Nj yor, but in the nine
years In whis' he held the ef,oe h.
made many enemies in his own party,
and therefore 1t was the blipdest atm
pidity on the part Of his friends to
forca him before the peopls again.
Perhaps three years Of police rule suob
as disgraced Mayor Fox's term Of Office
nine years ago, will learn the Rspub,i.
cans Of Philadelphia some common
sense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
DU BMC SALE
ID E0LSTERrS ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE,

HHW OASTLR COUNTY, Feb II 1871
Upon the application OF William L.. In.
pleby. Administrator CT Georgs
Lea, late OF Brandywine Hd., In said count y
deceased, 1t is ordered and direoted nv tbs
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF the granting of Letters Of Adminis.
tration upon the estate Of the deceosod
with the date OF granting thereof, BY oaus,so
Advertisements to be posted within forty DAYS
from the date of such letters, In six of the mcvf
public places OF the county Of New CastIs
requiring all persons having demands aga,ns,
the estate, to present the same or abide by on
DOT OF Assembly in such case made and nrn.
vided. And alse cause the same TO be inEettad
within the same period, In the DRLAwApa
REPUBLICAN, q Newspaper Published In WI.
inington, and TO DO continued thero a three
weeks, (e-ed) ~''o0
t~~ Given under the hand and ss., =,
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid AZ a.,
- Wilmington, In New Castle Coun,v
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
y. o. BIGGS, Register
4, Nor1cE-All persons having claims apaIns,
the estate OF the deceased, must present The
same duly attested TO the Administrntor on
Or eeiere Feb. IT, 1889, or abide the ar.
OIL Assembly in SUCH case made and PROVIDED
VIM. l.. hPPL EBY, Admin
Auu'eSs -ohtiStiana, Del. tebi4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16

INSTEAD oy THE Philadelphis, Will
mingten snd-Bsltimors R .ilroad com.
pany selling out to the Pennsylvania
Railtoal company II the Delaware
Western bill passes IL is more reasons-
BILE to suppose that the stockholders
would try to hold on to their read.
There is a prospect now that the city
with $4,000 population will posi-
bly, in ten years more reach 10000,
with a comparative growth of work
shops and manufactures. With this
increase in population, trade and man
ufactories, tho city will be as profitable
to two through lines as it is now to
one,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-16
REGISEER's ORDERS.
ID EGlSTElS'S OHDER,
REGISTER'S OFFICE

NE" oABPtE COUNTY, Jan. 81, 1851,
Open the application OF Frederick Rlair
Executor OF Ann Hayien, late o
Mil Greek hundred In said ooua
y, deoeased, It Is ordered and dtreo
ted by the Register shat the Execute,
Aforesaid give notice OF gnnuaE 0,
Letters Tesla menta-y upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date OF yrantinn
thereof, by causing advertiscn ents to be p0stod
within forty days freM the dabe OF such let
ters In SIX of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the Same TO be insertad within the came he
riod IN the DELAWARE EEPUBLlOAN. a news.
paper published In Wilmington. and 10 be
continued therein three weeks (e.od)
~ 1tyeL ppGer the hand and Seal 9
}Ls otaee ofthS Register aforesaid at Wi
- mingtop, In New CASTLE county atore
said, the day and year above wrtton.
$. q. BldGS, Hegtgter,
NoTIcB-Al persons having claims agains,
The estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly sttosted to the ES ecutor or
" before Jan, 81, 1882. or abide the Act Of |
Assembly in such case made and provided. |
FREDERICK M AIR, Executor |
Address. Del. fcb2