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TIE SIGNING OF THD OHIN16D
BILL.


WARRINGTON. May &.-The fact that
President Arthur had signed the Chi
nesa hilI was communicated to q repre-
tentative of the Associated Press this
evenin9 through IN indirect but entire.
" trustworthy channel, very soon a.
TER the important event occurred. The
President did not, however, SEND any
notification of his approval OF the Dill 70
the House of Representatives to Gay. ana
this delay in transmitting the customary
oaicial notice seems to indicate that ne
has made up his mind to accompany the
notification with special message, sucn
as was outlined in the dispatches OF
Saturday namely, nedestgned to snow
that the 18th and 18th sections OF ne
hiIf Arc not really obnoxious to 1rreia-
vent Eastern criticism, but are SIMPLY
declar.tOry of the existing law confer
rin9 naturalization, and OF the unmls-
faksble intent and purpose OF the treaty
IN Tn what clauses are included IN the
c.ner.i farm "laborerA." Tomorrow
E;ii he 4 regular Cabinet day, and II the
pr.e;ient .3heres to the idea of sending
n s,ch message.it will doubtless betnen
resS to his constitutional advisers with
= view To perfecting its argument or lts
nhrsseol0ay. and possibly Of determining
Ehefher or not such an explanatory or
Sefensiye action ON his part 10 sctoauy
advisable @..
IAN FRANCISCO. May 6:-The news OF
the signing Of the anti:Cn1neee o'a -; ~
the President was recoivca neIo III. II
. .'," 0nirt satisfaction. The kep0Oil-
c,n Safe Central Committee WILL nIe
s~inte DISPATCHES from the Interior
srnomnce great exultatiOn over the nows
ana in y number Of INTERIOR cltses S~ad'
were fired and the ln1otm ~. P1o
other demonstrations OF Joy. N.
A Victori. dispatch says .t x.sn.r md s,.d
-. sc ..;iin9 vessels have arrived from
M"ne Kon9 with 2,1OO Chinese
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Action of tho San FrancisCo Land
League.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 0.-The Land
League last night adopted . resolution
that the executive Of the Land League
telegraph Parnell offering special purse
Of $500 tor the apprehension 0fthe assas-
sins.
WAsHIN0TON, May 0.-The House
bill enIarxing the powers Of the Agri-
cultural Department was taken up.
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quest.
DUBLIN, May 0.-At the inquest on
the bodies Of Cavendish and Burke
medical evidence was given to the effect
that the victims apparently had been
simultaneously attacked from before and
behind with long bowie knives.
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this city to anyone in America furnish
oh. '''e % '''' ''
BosrOx, May 8-John Boyle OEeiI'
and Patrick A. Collins have tee.
9nphed Parnell authorizing reward OF
u, OO on behalf Of the Irishmen OF BOZ
ton for the apprehension Of The muroe1'
en- Of Caven1ish and Burke.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nay Sire
1ic''ael Davitt Land League, OF t'Iss
Place, passed resolution expressing ~
norrence Of the assassination 0s C"xen.
Glib and Burke and calling upon tt0e
Aeaguers to aid in bringing the muFoeE'
e" to Justice.
NEw York, Nay 8.-Rev: Hensy
Ward Bcecher preaching tonight on the
murders in Ireland said the act was ou'
trying to change the destinies OF ns-
tion by the pistol and dagger. IL Wa =
blotly murder. but the act was not tne'
q the Irish people or even OF an y i h".
party and appeared to be o oist .. 1', liz
GSnreas"nab1e fury of . few ees.nSss .,,;ne s
Government. Thsy thought ~ st =. .,..,;
me Chief secretary they struck tne ve,y
ursne itself. Within the past Iew 81.
9'e lrisI. have been Fighting mucn tnSy
have done. The English are gIeas,
grand and good but people DO nov kn T..
bow to govern y subject nation. In ~
iisnd the working,nsn must always oe
and lalNrer. In the main the lrls9 -,
IN" acted wisely. The murder OF I1o .'1
Cavendish will tend to enrage al peoI"s
and England will RICK With tnd,gna.'
uon. We should not take s1oes, ~
Judge symnethefically and wisely. AHe'
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A QUEER TALE
In Which q Wilmington Girl is Said to be
Involved.
philadelphia Record.l

philadelphia Record.l
Lizzie P. Schuyler, who resides ct No.
1749 Lambert street, says that Robert z.
Schuyler, who was married to Miss Louisa
Baker OF Wilmington, Delaware, on October
Ia, is her husband, and that in contracting
the marriage with Miss Baker he Is guilty Of
the crime of bigamy. The Rev. Theodore
Stevens, pastor of Kensington NJ. Z. Church,
~ho married Schuyler to Miss Baker, says the
couple came to his house on October IL
and were married, the husband stating
that he was paper hanger and lived In the
Delaware metropolis. He was somewhat
astonished one day last week when . very
pretty young woman called on him ct the
Larsonage ant said that she was Schuyler,s
wife and had been married to him for some
years. She exhibited good deal of emo
tion during the interview and several times
burst into tears.
On Saturday last a notice was published
announcing the Schuyler-Baker marriage,
Notwithstanding the statement of Lizzie
Schuyler. The publication of this notice
was followed yesterday by Q card in the
Record from Lizzie Schuyler, as follows
"The marriage announced In the Record
and Ledger on Saturday, October IA, be-
tween Robert E. Schuyler and Louisa
Baker, though really having taken place, is
illegal and void, as he was and is o married
man, and is amenable to the law"
Thus this somewhat curious controversy
stands. A reporter called upon Lizzie Schuy-
Ter last night. She declined to make any
statement whatever, saying that her card
covered the case SO far as she Is concerned,
and that the man whom she claims 90 her
husband would not dare show his face In
Philadelphia. She appears to take the
matter very much at heart. Schuyler
Is now in Wilmington but Ia not living
with Miss Baker. There ia . mystery
surrounding the affair which Lizzie Schuyler
says she can explain in court.
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DEMOCRATS In NEW CASTLE.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Last Might
Good speeches.

Especial correspondence OF the asEette.1
New CASTLE, Oct. 1S.--A Democratic
mass meeting filed the Opera House Last
evening and was addressed by Hon. Charles
L. Walcott, John w. Causey, George Bates
and T. N. Williams. The Newport brass
band furnished music and the following
officers were chosen:
President-John H. Rodney. Vice Presi-
dents-Samuel P. Truss, Henry Foster, n.
Dillon, j. Nicholson, Jr LeFever, T. E. Nor
risou, A. j. Brown, j. Toner, z. H. Hindmap.
J. A. Price, E. Rogers, e. Rittenhouse, c.
White, w. Holschumeker. Secretaries-J.
G. White, F. Richardson, ]. A. Walls, T.
Weggamen, J. Campbell, 8. j. Lancaster.
Hon. C. B. Lore, when introduced said
that the great question OF Q high tariff,
though not question In this campaign had
been used In the last, when the Republicans
argued that If the Democratic party should
get In power they would have free
trade, and the manufacturers told
their hands that II the Democratic
party triumphed workshops would be closed.
They have cut wages down and II you object
they send to Sweden and buy men by the
year. He proved that the Democrats were
the friends Of the workingmen and took
the Republican party took care OF their
votes.
Secretary of State Wolcott said that Kent
had been captured in the Little Demo
craey, but in November she would give the
Democrats handsome majority. The atti-
tude OF the Republican party toward
the workingmen was discussed freely
George Bates, Esq, dwelt upon the
character of the Democratic candidates.
| saying in fact that linen of true principles
and clean characters" were needed and
those the party had put up.
In trim for a speech. He was roundly
cheered and presented with q handsome
| bouquet.
John w. Causey made a ringing appeal
| for the whole ticket and the meeting broke
up with cheers for all the candidates, amid
great enthusiasm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

On Saturday evening the celebrated Ring
gold Band will give one of its choice con-
certs, assisted by John NJ. Stephen, the
elocutionist.
The Litta Grand Concert Company will
give concert and opera in the Opera House
for the benefit of the Provident Society,
Wednesday evening, October 25.
On Monday evening next the well known
Harrisons will appear at the Opera House
in "Viva, or a Sisters Sacrifice" The
company, who are well In "Photos" are
said to have In their new selection ian un-
usually well constructed play, which dis
plays literary ability which has been lack
ing in most of the recent metropolitan pro-
ductions." !"
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The improvements to the Phoenix engine
house are progressing rapidly.
Yesterday, Samuel s. Smith cut his foot
with carpenters axe in the shops of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company.
Edward Shields, railroad man, aged 90
years, was struck by locomotive at the
new station last evening and miraeulously
escaped with some bad bruises.
One of the "models" is reported to have
been "full as lord" on Tuesday night in
the neighborhood of Fourth and Poplar
streets. Mayor Wales might investigate.
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DEAR LITTLE LUCY.
How She Rescued n Persecuted Pup and
Saved Her Ice Cream.


[Chicago Tribune.l
Little Lucy's big brother Charles promised
TO buy her some ice cream every Saturday
If she would keep her hair nicely brushed
during the week. One day Lucy and .her
brother were going to the place where the
ice cream was kept. Lucy was trotting
along, holding Charles hand. She heard q
strange noise In the street near them
Looking she saw two boys with little ecru
dog. One boy had tied string to the poor
little dogs tail aud on the other end Of the
string was deserted oyster can.
"Oh, brother l'' said Lucy, ''see what the
wicked boys are doing"
And then tears filed her eyes, because
she felt sorry for the dog. Then Charles
asked the boy to let the dog go. They
would not do this, but said they would sell
him the dog for 25 cents.
"If We buy the dog, Lucy, you can have
no ice cream, for have only 25 cents in my
pocket" said Charles.
Then Lucy was very sad, for she loved ice
cream dearly, but still she knew it was her
duty % prevent the dog from suffering. So
for moment she was silent and then Look
ing up to her brother she said, In her pretty
way "You kick In the ribe of the boys,
dear brother, and will hustle the pup up
the alley"
And SO Lucy had her ice cream after all.
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The increase of street begging In Paris IA
one Of the least pleasing signs Of the weak
ening of authority in France. The empire
kept the streets under better control, both
by day and night. The less frequented
streets are becoming more infested by
beggars than those of London, and they
may sometimes be seen singing out
foreigners for their appeals, leaving natives
unnoticed. Another disagreeable feature Of
Paris, though one for which the police are
less responsible, is the number OF !" genteel
beggars." Foreign residents are especially
exposed to this nuisance, for these beggars
are generally foreigners.
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VlI1I1TTE..I, l11T; s., l., j. LEE, OF THE
IA Hif ~ oF Worcester, Worcester Co., Mass.
|tEDlSnoam me within mentioned premIses'
i a,Sr aSa,e anJ WIN an Act of Assembly in such
bll,hall sn provided do hereby give notIcc
Etbefnlppy IN writing TO the honorable. the
ka,0d Js, nlrl '3lrl of General Sessions OF tie
'nlbr Ni,, pellyery of the State of Della ware.
khof No,enn,assiie nasiie county, on Monday, the
/ In cr iS,id o. said court, for a license 10 Keen
M II n"nnrhl, At No. 5OS Market street II
|shTon he Fourth ward Of the CITY of
|amni is DEL, and 10 sell intoxicaiing
Eli on Tso t,o Quantities than one quart. 10 he
thtle citi ,im' premises, and the following re-
siihf iii tels, residents of said ward. recom-
Dyis application, To wit:
A. harl Francis Y. Jacquot.
flW XIII julius A. Krauspe,
|lr kurl, WIN, Allen,
Resell August Tenweges,
Il, hlnes John Hanson,
lOpDn A. +. Messiek,
EW. 6rilin John Gibbons,
FRFe Tbnm,, llanlel Morris,
U bAnis ". Fellhlemer,
~ hr,,Ick John Fry,
Carson Gottlleb Mammcle,
Saunirr, VIM. S. Miller.
LGSRrnprr' thas. Mainmeie,
Fl]l VIM. Alsenser,
- L.. j. LEE.
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4 oSSSEEpa,l i PATRICK SULLIVAN.

OwSEpnIi,,. PATRICK SULLIVAN.
EssiMaf,HIa"nbf the house situated at sou iii wesi
N ward f'' ar nave ave- aud Chestnut street. in the
Ats Ca,llr" "a ,lh.t ,nr city Of Wilmington, county
Eesih t6r 1.,'l ral State OF Delawnpe, In commit
Issttal A,,., lulrements of the Acts az The
||.sleioyldci, l,y ,ln ~! In such ease made
EnSOfM, pmR p.aR To the Court Of q, neral ses
esaSarr' in nv nllh dail Delivery Of the state
ISE, tlr :" M aln for New Caslle county. on
I, A. nSSt tern term Of II, Npyember, A. D., iss2'
GtA Cfuia,, CfSlT, r. f. an Inn or tavern for tie s,le
t9ne quar-, railing liquors In less Quantities
,.5llOSinp no 40 ht drunk ON the premises, and
ecn0lnulend ih, ti,c .apic citizens of the said
fs.a.s Ford WV sa'h application, viz:
IN Y, Dillon Jacob W. Hill.
.hia,nnlllun nhhrles Stewart,
m Monaghan rctcr Taggart,
[l,a1lrGniry' Daniel NJ. Kenney,
|et' Cruinli,h =. G. Wigglcsworth,
IN IA, Dilluu L"hn Y. Jester,
Ir,Du. lLlpn, lanes Grant,
". Ryan, Frank Dorsey,
l&m. ketm, 'atrick Hughes,
lasSlsllry, James Monaghan,
Hhtsln 1Mhnph, Archibald " ilson.
sii.,ri Dillon William Mcknight,
0A' Alexander Beon,
~- fArRlCK SULLIVAN.
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for its own representative. He then urged
q change In the judicial system.
Mr.. Massey followed In Q very forcibie adj
dress, in which he particularly denounced
the uniform ballot. He read from the
journal Of the House 70 show how Il bad
been passed by Democratic votes, the Re
publicans voting against 1t. He said II was
voting by the yard. He also quoted from
the journal Of the House, to show how tlse
resolution introduced by Mr.. Bradford,
giving New Castle increased representation
had been indefinitely postponed-on motlon
of T. N. Williams, only three Democrats
voting against the motion.
During the meeting neither of the speak
ers alluded TO the State ticket In any way.
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THIS MoRNINe,s SESSION.
Opening of n shoe store.

The large, handsome and convenient shoe
store OF George d. Cleland, 424 Market
street, will be formally thrown open this
evening for the inspection of the public. A
number of neat invitations to the opening
have been issued, and the public Is invited
to visit the place,
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A House Robbed.

On Tuesday night the residence of James
w. Ware, All Delaware avenue, was entered
by thieves, and piano cover, tome napkin
rings aud a number of other articles OF
small value taken,
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EOR SALE
RzGIsTEHs NOTICES.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, September 18th, 1882.
Upon the application OF Ellen Kelly, Admin
lstratrix Of Francis Kelly, late Of Wilmington
hundred. In said county. deceased, u Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Adminlstra-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of letters
of Administration upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters 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 inserted within the
same period in the DAILY GAZETTE, a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and TO be
(~l Given under the hand and seal ofohiee
a.. }of the Register aforesaid at w illningt?n
~ Sm New Castle county aforesaid, the
~' ~S 5. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased mu st present the same duly attested
TO the Administrators, or before sept 18th. A.
d. Igs3 or abide the act of Assembly In such
case made and provided. ELLEN KELLY,
sep29-mwf-3w
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cyoI,DIERs NOW SUFFERING FROM

y WOUNDS or disease of any kind caused by
wiIows. minor children, dependent mothers OF
S,thers Or soldiers who died from the effects oi
tnsir service are also entitled. Many lnvaiti
nn,nsinnsrs are entitled to AN Increase. Caretul
pssistamce given In Delayed or Rejected claims ~
many can be allowcd with butlittle more evidence:
Cnmniptc Instructions with references senS oi
sOnilcatIon CHARL ES. n uEOIuiE A; hlN6'
ktiarneys-aI-iAv. sl6 Street. Wesnig9fG.9YS' III
d O.
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ELIZABETH BRUNNER

IL ELIZABETH Drummer.
epllanc, %T Nh. Iihc within mentioned nremises
I11ldc and mi, ,r,i ~ Act of Assembly IN smcI
|, alall ami Ypn lded, do hereby give ns,ice
s,Igd \ JAN lrff, l%Gf, of General Sessions Of lie %
ls@r New 't1,i,,ery of the State Of nelaw.ra ~ re-
", # ni;,ir County, on Monday' I'M,
w iay Of s,ii 'i,9,f next, A. d.. IssI" heinz
lseIe seIer kH"~S" r"iTi' T IL, for license TO Keep sI
y N, n tAt "l delaware avenue s"d i,anom, o
ss%l Del "l'il ,".iil ward Of lie civ az Wi.
liI,lhlics thnm h, To srll Intoxicating lIanors In
hnl,r atl the Itlin, uafi, to he drunk on the
w;mn sald wari "lhs respectable citizens,
Nv. n '''oiilliiehd said applica-
heE'uaEhcrly. samuel Chalnbers,
h JAZZ hlrlck, H. ,Sam'l II Davis,
GPpa, Thomas Downey,
Dln,ih ihGon !: \. Fighter,
oEs1mnpn. itichard Walker,
INrIn,. mas. lIOlselumaker,
II Hs.has John Vernon,
pdoiee eenplull1u, tatlirk J. O'Connell,
HI hetkrr, J1hn q. Hartmann,
lYk. Allen Cloud,
Rarl ty, thomas q. Doud,
hes James NJ. Bryan,
uSSi D. llamllinn Harry Lape,
John Uhrf,nnnn
"t'AAhErH nRu INNER.
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[gILE-I, ,MARY PLUNKETT.OWNER

EgIIIE-l, MARY PLUNKETT, OWNER
li IhE within mentioned premises, In COM
...'Ii .sslh an act Of Assembly In such case made
ES'mta do hereby give notice that i shall
iII,, snt'lhg 10 The honorable, the Judges OF
S1n 6lI. ol heneral Sessions of the Peace and
TSnfry S.S ol tie state Of Delaware, In and for
eele county, Dn Monday the nth dnv OF
w agt htNl, A. d., lss2, being the first day
ourt, Tor license TO keen an
IN tavern, known as the United States
wr northwest cor. Of Water and French
q, " n The Second ward, OF the
Ir,p,MN wilmington, Del, aud TO sell
iuhs ieh llluarS In less quantities than one
H. %% ,a' lrnhk on the PREMISES, and the fol-
,aco,lpele ,se,pecla9le citizens, residents OF said
4 II PiSHnsnil me SAID application, to wit:
4 Wrto,.'I hl'''il, Max. Ephraim,
H., '"ail Jos. A. Baumann.
.l,umnn &. ID. Harner,
d. GaRVia,ha. Nathaniel Melehoir,
s,ti Ns,it.lhYalh' john Plunkett,
A Hora N'OaArN' W. u. Quinn,
Ihm Rs0o, Patrick Plunkett,
'drW iiyo,' iicurRe Duffy,
z. gnsc,,H Michael Kenny,
4 iisS,a q. n. Burroughs,
M RsnSn Daniel Reed,
n Pl,a! WI Samnel A. clifford.
MARY PLUNKETT.
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LONG
PATRICK

4MICE. |, fAIhiCh LONd,
INNER OF the within mentioned premises,
|ruianre with an Act Of Assembly In such
Nm and provided, do hereby give notice
&iJall 1pply In writing 10 the honorable, the
E,noitht tGuri OF General Sessions OF the
,ud jail Delivery of the state Of delaware.
taIor Sew castle county, on Monday, the
I'm Of November next, A. d., lss2, being
I'M day of said court for n license TO keep an
.ghyern At the southwest corner OF Chestnut
|gnDklln streets, In the Tenth ward, of the
|dWlmington, Del, and to sell intoxicating
Main less quantities than one quart, TO be
a "a ihf premises, and the following re-
|nlle citizens. residents Of said ward, recon-
iht said application. to wit
4 BOwn Kari Speht, -.
.elet, Adam SPAIN,
Eolard John Brown,
lem. John tullin,
InlKrly, Thomas Flemming,
! forrest, Patrick MHhee,
h Maninn, Victor Dehun,
Mmlish Michael McCaiferty,
lsw, Patrick Riley,
l. Rllloran, Edw. Douglierty,
l. higlrr. Thomas O'Neal,
hNrKnnry, Charles Shields,
NNa,
ENaI PATRICK LONG.
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A Wilmington Muslclan,s s rune.

The retrocessional hymn, 80 Paradise, !"
Of Eyensong at Holy Trinity Church,
Seventh and Church streets, on last Sunday,
was sung to tune composed by Edward
Henry Eckel, member, of the choir. Mr..
Eckel calls his tune "S Bernardo
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l. PHILIP PLUNKET'

GVlllE. u TIliLlT FLO ~ N ~ ,
OWNER Of the within mentioned premises,
npllancp with an Act Of Assembly In such
made and provided do hereby give notice
lshall apply in writing 10 the honorable, the
Fe Of tht Court VI G,neral Sessions OF the
rAnd Jail Delivery 1f the state Of Delaw are,
tlOr New Castle county, on Monday the
4 day Of November next, A. D., 1882,
thr iirst day OF said court, for a license
kdp AL Inn or tavern at No. los
Water street In the Second ward
The city Of Wilmington, Del, aud
fll fllintOxiratinE liquors IN less quantities than
quart, 10 Oe drunk on the premises, and the
pwlng Respectable citizens, residents of said
recommend the AID application, TO wit:
n fOrl, WI. Quinn,
smith, Richard Booth,
4 BnsOn Geo II. Gray,
y; Lewis, James Mecauly,
uei hrfns, Nicholas Jenny,
". Shockly, Michael rafferty,,
y R. Eastbnrn, NathnnIeI Mel,.hior.
Nhr9ss, Charles Weyl,
" higgins, y. Is, Morrison,
hEhcrsham, WIN. Deakync,
lay Chas. y. Sparks,
n hiehaHis0n, John McNcy,
NaL =. u. q. Gross,
A lLIP PLuNKETT.
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nd IN .NIR- uOBENSACK,

nRs. j. N. " ]. B. HOBENsACK,
Those afflicted with tgs effects Of aa
To- consult j. n. 4 j. Is. HoBENSACk of 20 n. r.
Second street. Philadelphia, either ny mali OF nS
person, during the hours Ofsa. M 10 p. h'' anu
Advice free. whosoever should know ms CON
dltion and the way 10 improve 1t shouia r u"
''WISDOM IN A NUTSHELL.
SUM VI" ''e''P' septl4-i-E
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SARAH sHEARER.

E,nrr L, SARAH SHEAREk.
VIITSTR VI1TII Of the within mentioned premises,
,%pnacc with an ,AS At SIoviasSs or Asse'nciS ~
@ l,s notice that | shall apply 20 the
~ y, ne Court OF General Sessions OF the
IA hi All delivery Of the state Of DelawArs
fins,SeN Castle county, on Monday the 2uth
|u,wa |u,,Ewsa,svher next. being the first day Of the
~ asU'im fern. 4. D., 1882, for license TO keep
% M or or" tavern on Delaware street,
y" M Market and Water streets, ~ the city or
y Il anitu sell Intoxicating liquors In
ss%%nttIe. than one quart, TO be drunk
" prenl,e,. the following respectable
y. resident, Of said district, recommend
|a5 5appllcaiion to Wit
= rlp,on. VIM. Herbert,
. Tltason, Jno. j. Black,
n nae A. &. Gray,
I,sTIrr i. f.. V. Platt,
III, Edward It, Kemp.
..lisr Ino. W. Coifman,
IG' IsaTi SARAH SHEARER.
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,,crysE ArPLICATfONs.
oIisAN DOUGHERTY,

c;cr i SUSAN D0UGHERTf,
k0TlC CE;nnit, the within mentioned premises,
viii A' e seST nsseolyi siye N noeiae oae
snsje snd Pa pin wiling to the honorable, the
n .bli app,9 9,nrt Of General Sessions Of Tie
e1ll,si Delivery Of the state S.v q Dsiawars, Re-
&" Ssf nSs County Do o" s sspsiis isr 'Ss 'Ss
Eby Of NuNi rnnri for u license tO keep m
y hl Of 'lI Known rs the harleston Hous.e, In
sSn,lrcls Ms Band y chri,tnaha ~, lns-
IN SrN 'l',n w.. quantities than one quart, to
ElH9G, " "" premises. aud The following re-
ln1I S% c,"n., , rcsil.nls Of said district rec
LpAtile -, Wins 10. Wallace,
[ml haN"''' Timothy Mccarthy,
hlF' Thos. Toy,
Hldlna Hugh Holland,
nA"'' Paul Began,
Reea, ,her John Mckenna.
~ 1nst Henry Hollis,
y Gear' SUSAN DoUGHERrY.