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The daily gazette., 1883-08-20
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

thr following described real estate. situ-
a. the said city of Wilmington, bounded and
d. crhpl As follows, to wit:
No, /. lot of land with Il thFee-stOried brick
dwelling house, thereon erected, beginning ut
c)rncr siake at the north"rly side of Thr street
olrhuudred and twenty-elght feet from th e east
efly side Of Walnut street, thence northerly and
parallel with Walnut street eighty hve feet four
lchr, 10 a corner stake in a line Of late William
70 Daniels land thence by said line easterly
anl parallel with Third street eighteen feet TO a
shk' l.encc ny new line southerly and parallel
Win Walnut street TO and through the middle Of
81 alley i've feet and six inches wide between
hrsman zig ty feet four inches to the said side
llhlrl street. thence thereby westerly eighteen
lttlloihe place of beginning, containing fifteen
hundred and thlrty-slx square feet of land, more
%lrs'' with III free and uninterrupted use by
Me0crupnls thereof in common with the owners
avg occupants Of the honses adjoining o. the
ais! ! above mentioned, which communicates
No.2, Situated in said city with two-story
ptltk house thereon erec'ed; beginning at
point corner of Asa POinsett'n land on the
noilhtlly side oiSecond street, between Poplar
aug Lombard streets, thence with the said Side Of
steohu street nineteen feet to "A corner OF land
iIgnefly o. stephen smith, now of James Ritchie,
wsgs % with linc of the same northetly, para llel
aauh Poplar street one hundred feet to a stake,
mehce W stetly parallel with second street nine
Wtu ltet to SAID Poinsctt's LAID; thence along
.ng M same sontherly one hundred feet to thu afore-
say sle OF second street and place Of beginning.
dSo S' i,.. ., situated in said city, with brick
w w tlS house thereon erected ;beginninR at tn
aoIInerly side of Third street. hetwcen Poplar
snu nI Lombard streets, at the distance OF one
Sgg1lrei aud eighty feet from the westerly side
VII, VI LOMBARD street, thence northerly parallel
nA mlA Lombard street. eighty-slx feet eleven
nVnes ,o 70 stake thence westerly eighteen feet
@ah2lhtr slak thence soulherly by new line
INaht with Lombard street elghty-siX feet
Gge1eh gamh Inches to the said side OF Third street
5i,ug herewith easterly eighteen feet TO the
psVe pa OF beginning.
tnAurhuance Will he given and terms made
A"o"h AZ Tie time and place aforesaid by
lugl-ts. w3t nr Inv lls attornev
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PROTECTING HIS MOTHER.
Young Man Blows His Stepfather's
Brains Out for Cruelty III-Treating His
Nathan

A Young Man Blows His Stepfather's
Brains Out for Cruelty Ill Treating His
Mother.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 19-George
Lattipee, a youth of barely II years, blew
his stepfather's head off to defend his mother
from his brutality, about 8 O'Clock last even
ing, and now lies In the station house on a
charge of murder. Abraham Crabtree, who
was killed, was aged about 65 years.
He lived with his family on Stoughton
Fletcher's farm, north of this city, and was
well to-do man, owning some property.
He was member of the Baptist Church,
and was never known to drink, but had
violent temper and was cruel in his treat
ment of his wife and her two children,
George and Harry, aged respectively IL and
IA years.
George Lattipee, the prisoner, attended
the sham battle this afternoon, but feeling
unwell went home to bed at about O'Clock
and went to sleep. When the old man ar
rived he found the horses had broken out of
the stable into corn field, and became en-
ragged and blamed his stepson, Harry, for it,
threatening to whip him. Mr.. Crabtree, a
few minutes later, discovered Harry with a
butcher knife just on the verge of COM
mitting suicide by cutting his throat. She
wrenched the knife from him, and then in
her excitement berated her husband, whose
own rage had not yet cooled. The noise
awakened George, who was sleeping up.
stairs. He came down, and as he opened
the stair door he saw his stepfather knock
his mother down.
Instantly the boy seized loaded musket
which stood in the corner of the room, lev
eled it at his stepfather's head, two yards
distant, and fired. The musket was loaded
with fowl shot and the entire charge entered
his right temple and tore the front of the
head open, before the PROSTATE mother.
The old man fell with his head and
shoulders against the wall and never moved.
DIR. ID. Fl. Oliver, who was summoned,
said death was instantaneous. The boy then
dropped the musket, went outside the
house, sickened at what he had done, and
afterwards accompanied DR.. Oliver to Jail
and gave himself up. He bears an excellent
reputation.
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SUNDAY AT CAMP.
Yesterday g Services at Brandywine Sum-
mit-The storm,


There was very large attendance at
Brandywine Summit camp meeting yester
day, many people going out by the W. g. N.
R. r. by hacks and by private conveyances.
Early morning service was held in the Sloan
tent under the direction of tine Rev. NJ.
Graves. The usual o'clock love feast was
held at the stand and continued until the
hour for preaching. The Rev. r. II. Adams
preached from Luke 1, ,dS-"Preaeh Deliy-
erance." A feature of the sermon was the
singing ofa hymn, 'Deliverance will Come"
by the entire audience.
The children's meeting at 130 was in
charge of G.. ii. Sentman and addresses
were made by Messrs Hendrickson, Brown
and Williams. At the same hour a PRAYER
service was heed in St. Paul's tent led by
George W. Todd, and also one in the Sloan
tent under the direction Father Taylor of
Wilmington. AT p. M, the Rev T. r..
Creamer preached from Mark 5, z, and was
followed in exhortation by Father Hance.
Six O'Clock prayer meetings were held in
the different tents AT 7.3O the Rev. L. ".
Layfeld of Bethel charge, Wilmington Con-
ference, preached an able sermon from the
words Beginning at Jerusalem" st. Luke
"a, AZ.
About 80 p. m. a storm of rain and
wind of considerable severity visited the en-
campment and for ntary AN hour the rail-
fell heavily. Aside from perfectly saturat-
ing the ground no damage was d0,e. The
immense throng took refuge wherever shell
ter could be found.
The best OF order prevailed throue hout
the day.
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Wharf Privileges Sold.

Messrs. johnson, Taylor, Grubb and
Denney, members of the Public Buildings
COMMITTEES of City Council, sold Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock, through L. W.
stidham ~ Son, the privileges of the Orange
street wharf to D. H. Kent, preside Mt of the
Jackson Lime and Coal Company, for $45 a
year for period of three years. Mr.. john
son stated before the sale that the purchaser
would have to repair the wharf and do the
necessary dredging at their own expense.
The wharf adjoins the property recently
purchased by the jackson Lime aud Coal
Company and will prove decided benefit
to this enterprising company.
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EXcurAiOne.

The following are among the excursions
announced for this week; Neptune Social
Clubs moonlight on the steamer Samuel NJ
FELTON, to morrow evening; Division No. 4,
Ancient Order of Hiber,i ians, to Atlantic
City on Thursday via the steamer Samuel
NJ. FELTON,, Pennsgrove, Delaware Shore and
West Jersey railroad; Gouley's excursion to
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Long Branch
oil Thursday; colored hod carriers to Read
ing via the Wilmington and Northern rail-
road, accompanied by the Harmony Cornet
Band, on Thursday.
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LOCAL LACONICs.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
~ n. ~

Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs al Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Helen, the dve-year-old daughter of j.
Paul Brown, died of diphtheria at 9.45
O'Clock last evening
Cha mpion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, will
celebrate its anniversary on Wednesday
evening, September 5.
Bates s. Harrington, attorneys-at-law, are
having their old offices on East Eighth street
remodeled and repapered.
Jacob W. Russell, the brakeman who had
his arm seriously crushed at the West Yard,
last week, has been presented with purse
of 1923 by his fellow workmen.
About forty members of the different
lodges of American Mechanics In this city
went to Philadelphia on Saturday evening
to pay fraternal visit to the order in that
city.
George Coyle's new hotelDn Market street
above Twenty second is rapidly nearing
completion. The new building is three
stories in height and contains twenty-five
rooms.
Charles Johns, who was injured at the
new saw mill OF the H. u H. Co., on Thurs
day last, is rapidly improving and is being
cared for by the company.
The Board of Managers of the Agricultu-
raj Society OF Delaware has issued pam
phlet of 81 pages, containing the premium
lists and rules and regulations for the an
nual fair at Dover, September "a to 30.
The body of Mrs. Ashurst Bowie, was re-
moved from the family vault at the p. E.
Church of the Epiphany, Philadelphia,
where it was temporarily deposited, to this
city on Saturday and was at once placed in
the Bayard vault II. the Wilmington and
| Brandywine cemetery by Mitchell & Beck
undertakers.
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A Trial Trip.
Philadelphia Ledger. ]

n TIIIFNNIpIITR IINVHVEsJ
The new iron steamship Kinau, recently
built at the shipyards of Cramp 81 Sons, for
the Honorable Samuel G. Wilder, Prime
Minister of the Sandwich Islands, made a
very successful trial trip on Saturday, run
ming about thirty miles down the river and
back. The vessel, which is intended for
trade among the Sandwich Islands. is 200
feet long, 33 feet breadth of beam and 16
feet depth of hold, and is 1000 tons gross
register. She has accommodations for a
large number of passengers. The cylinders
are "A and 36 inches in diameter, with SO
inch stroke. Her engines are of the einverted
vertical type and are OF 600 indicated horse
power. She will sail for Honolulu next
Saturday with small cargo OF merchan-
disc.
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NoTIcE.-PRo oCLAMATIoN /

WHEREAS, The Board of Health has evidence
OF ne prevalence OF elbow Fever In Havana and
elsewhere in the island of Cuba and
WHEREAS, Authority Is lodged In this Board
TO establish quarantine In any all cases In
winch 1t is deemed ekpedlent or necessary to pro-
tect the public health Therefore ID Is hereby or
dered that no vessel coming from Havana or any
foreign or home port in which Yellow Fever Is
known to exist, shall approach within one mile
of the city limits or shall land any passenger
goods, wares, or merchandise without having
first notified the PORT Physician of this citv and
obtained from him certificate that such vessel
is free from disease. And any person Violating
this order shall be subject to the penalty in such
cases.
This order To he repeated every ten days Mt the
discretion of the Boar,i. DIR. L. p. BUSH,
Pres tnt of the Board of Health.
K. B. FRAZER, Secretary, auVI If
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Among tho Churches.

Many of the pulpits in the various Will
mington churches were occupied by strangers
among whom were the following: The Rev
Lewis E. Todd, at St. Paul's; the Rev.
Moses Heath, at Second Baptist; the Rev.
William White; at Epworth; the Rev. Mr.
Young and the Rev. David E. King. at the
First NJ. P. Church; the Rev. w. c. John
son, at the First Presbyterian; the Rev.
James Wilmer, at the African Wesley NJ. E.
Church Mission on Greeley street; the Rev.
DR.. Brownson of Washington, Pa, at Cen
tral Church.
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NOTICE.

In THE MATTER or In Court of Chancery
WILLIAM E. BLIZZARD for
ct. ais. New Castle Co.
PETITIONER FOR PARTI- and State OF Della
TION. ware
Notice is hereby Eilvcn to all persons having
any lien or liens upon the interest or estate Of
William Blizzard. William Il. Blizzard, Charles
!. Dupont William Il. Blizzard, trustee of
Mar ha NJ. Davis and the said Martha NJ DAVIS,
or either of them in the premises to which the
said cause relates, to file petition setting forth
the nature and amount Of the same in the office of
the Register in Chancery for New Castle county,
ten days before the fourth Monday of September
next, and to appear and prove the said lien or
liens at the ensuing term Of the court, before the
rising of the court ON the third day of the term.
aug1-tts6w VICTOR DUPONT. Trustee
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NOTICE.

In conformity with the provisions of the ct
passed by the General Assembly of the State /
Delaware, on the 14th day of March, A. D., 1888
notice Is hereby given that an application VIII he
presented 70 the Honorable Leonard e. Wales,
Associate Judge of New Castle county on sat
urday, the twenty-hfth day of August A. D.
1883, at ten O'Clock iu the morning al tlhambers
III the city of Wilmington, for q charter of in
corporation of a COMPANY called. 'sThe vii
mihgton Canning Company ~ to carry on the
business of preserving animal and vegetable food
in all OF Its several branches and to use sell or
otherwise dispose of the same The PRINCIPAL
place of business of said COMPANY to he IN The
city OF Wilmington, aforesaid the capital stock
10 be one hundred thousand dollars, divided into
one thousand sha es df one hundred dollars each,
and the amount of capital to he paid IN before
commencing bueInesa, to be ten thousand dollars
That said corporation Is to be commen need on the
first day of Septembet, A. ID. 1884, and to terml-
nate on the first day of September A. d. Ign3
Ihe names and residences OF the original sub.
scrlbers 70 the capital stock are as follows
GEORGE w. BUSH, 705 West street
GEORG II s. CAPELLE 1901 West street
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER, JR., 803 Harrison ST.
jon TAFT, 1323 Walnut street,
ROBERT NEIL, 1918 Walnut street,
aulilOt Wilmington, Del.
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Work of a Horse Thief.

On Saturday light bay horse with black
name and tail, four white feet, 15 hands
high and IL years old, and a dark brown
mare, 10 years old, of the same height,
heavily built, with white left hind foot, were
stolen from j. Wilson Talley, of Brandy
wine hundred The secretary of the Brandy
wine Hundred Association, Henry NJ. Bar
low, offers reward of $50 for the recovery
of each horse and an additional reward of
$50 for the arrest and conviction of the thief
or thieves.
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REGISTER'S NOTICES.
REGIsTER's ORDER,
NV c,s.,, REGlsrEn's OFFICE,

Nyw ~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
~ NAsILk COUNTY, DEL, July 25, 1888.
,dnp,oi. gpDh me application of Mary T.. Campbell,
SEgIIIntislTatrix EIIit OF William j. Campbel late Of
deceassgY dainY' Ton hundred, in said county,
6s p, 1t Is ordered and directed by
said Mtglster that the Administrative afore-
mini. Inv ir,ti notice Of granting of letters OF ad-
M atioh upon the estate of the deceased, with
tsemsn,,o ol granting thereof, by causing adver-
M dents d,,ats to be posted within forty days from
pcs =, 9i such letters in six of the most public
bersono ahe county of New CASTLE requiring all
beSents having demands against the estate to
n spri oe same, or abide by an Act of Assembly
the Ssa ease made and provided and also cause
ihe DhiI 70 oe Inserted within the same period in
WlmGn,a,iia uAZETTE, newspaper published In
'eeAs' (e. 0. d.
~. Given under the hand and Seal OF
H. (Dmce OF Register aforesaid, at Whining
~ J9l, IN New Castle county aforesaid, the
uay and year above written.
s. @. BIGGS, Register.
MSSs,sisog,Al MSi iEgAl persons having claims against
duly st,, VI lhe deceased must present the same,
niy SStttesten TO the administrator, on or before
suri ~ ~ isa or abide the Act of Assembly in
W." VSse made and provided.
MARY e. CAMPBELL,
Addra,= Adminis tratiiX.
"'''ess' Wilmington, Delaware.
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CrIcketers in Council.

G.. B. Clayton, Secretary of the St.
Georges Cricket Club, of this city left for
Philadelphia this morning, to attend a
meeting of the secretaries of cricket clubs
of New York, Philadelphia and Wilmington
and other cities. he meeting will convene
at o'clock, at 9O3 Walnut street. Various
matters pertaining to the game of cricket
will be considered and schedule of games
between the various clubs represented will
in all probability be arranged.
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The German-AmerIcan School.

A meeting of the German American
School Board was held yesterday afternoon,
at which everything was reported in -four
ishing condition. j. P. T. Fuekel, Francis
Scheu and August Kuhlman were appointed
a committee 10 procure new teacher for
the school, which will reopen on September
1. A committee of seven was appointed to
make arrangements for the annual YolliS-
fest at Scheutzen Park, the date OF which
has not as yet been decided upon.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes for '83.

The undersigned Receiver Of Taxes for the CITY
OF Wilmington, will be at No, 10 East sixth
street, between Market and King streets. on and
after the first day ot July 1854 betwei,n the hours
OF aud IL In the mdrning and from TO @ In the
afternoon Tor the nrpose of receiving taxes. On
all taxes paid dlirA the month of July there will
be deduction of We per cent on every dollar and
all taxes paid duri the month of August up to
and including the ffs of September the face Of
the bill will be required; all taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first Of epteIn her, Shall be in
creased by the addition of 1--WE per centum on
the amount thereof. EDMU ND PR pVOST,
Receiver Northern District Including all North
of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, Including ali south
OfSlxth street. augI-Im
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Company F.,s Excursion.

On Monday next the excursion of the
Postles Rifles, Co. F., will go to Atlantic
City. Everything is being done by the
company to make this one of the most en-
joyable affairs of the season. The company
will attend in full uniform. Tickets for the
excursion are being disposed of rapidly at
81 25 per ticket. Those who think of at
tending would do well to procure their
tickets Immediately, as the number of tickets
to be disposed of is limited.
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THE INTERSTATE ASSOCIATION.

There are now 10 men on the Quickstep
payroll.
Benpers was offered $3.50 month by
Manager Taylor, of tht Brooklyns.
Cleveland are still anxious to secure Fox
all reports to contrary Notwithstanding.
There were 80 flies caught in Saturdays
game, 10 by the Quickstep and 10 by the
Brooklyn.
Fox and Cusick will be the Quickstep
battery this afternoon and Terry and Far
row for the Brooklyn.
Manager Malone went to Philadelphia
Saturday for two new players, third base
man and left fielder.
The entire Quiekstep club will take up
quarters at the Grand Uniod Hotel. Man
ager Malone will board with them.
The "Sluggers," of South Wilmington,
were defeated by the "Dudes," of the same
place, Saturday afternoon, by score of
9 to 5.
Benners never runs after fly ball; he
Just takes four quick steps and his legs will
almost carry him from extreme right to any
place near the in-feld or centre.
In Saturdays game Fennelly, second base
man of the Brooklyn, held Quickstep
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PLAYING I,ali int the streets

An information was filed by City Solicitor
Turner at this mornings session of Munich
pal Court against boy named FIand Sell
man, who was arrested by Officer Marquis,
on the charge OF playing ball in the streets.
The case was settled by the father of Sell
man paying costs.
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Shnok the S'omnnnv.

Master Haney Walker, who has been play-
ing with Barlow, Wilson " Co Is minstrcls
for some time, an1 was with them at the
Opera House saturday evening, allowed his
friends in this city tO persuade i'm TO re-
lnquish his professions ms a dancer and ne
,onsequently resigned his position It'll the
troupe and remained here.
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). MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1888.

player off the base while he picked up the
ball to touch him out A great many peo-
pie think Umpire McCaferty should have
declared tine runner not out.
At the Scheutzen Park Saturday after
noon, the Friendship Fire Company's nine
defeated the Phoenix Sociables by score of
6 to 5. The Phoenix b artery was Dorr, late
OF the Quicksteps, and Sam Dlllman.
Duugherty, lad of 16 years, pitched for
the Friendship, with "Pud" Ward as
catcher.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
RRGIsrRR,s orrIcE.

Nev,e. REGlsTER's OFFICE,
Unon1 1,aaslle County, Del, July Is, 1883.
mniS,rattle tle application Of Asenath Dempsey, ad-
Whit Nor Nor of John Dempsey, late of
ceased 1,iidy Creek hundred, in said county, de-
thsi tho II Is ordered and directed by the Register
ganiiny Adnnistratrix aforesaid give notice of
he esix; OF Letters of Administration upon
grantin,,. ~ Oh the deceased, with the date of
5e s pos,sd dihereof, by causing advertisements to
such irttsIr Wlthln forty days from the date of
COUNTY ~ n SIX Of the most public places of the
having 5eoaNew 2l New Castle, requiring all persons
Same or H9ialus against the estate TO present the
case nS,aide 9l abide by an Act of Assembly in such
70 be mssrginu gn provided and also cause the same
DAILY 'dmsegIel n meel within the same period in the
Wllmint13 t13AnhhTrE, a newspaper published in
week, on ~ and TO be continued therein three
Given under the hand and Seal of
H. (umce Ofthe Register aforesaid, at Will
SNd, t6e dalii aliihgton, In New Castle county afore-
o uay and year above written.
=. O. BIGGS, Register.
An NOTICE.
The dseasoohs having claims against the estate Of
tested aeu ao must present the same, duly at
DULY 25 ~ ISe, the Administrators, on or before
In such eiSi, iooi, or abide the Act of Assembly
AsENS made and provided.
AddresEs.N HAIH DEMPSEY, Administrative.
newark Del. Al6-Sw
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LICENSE 4 PPL1CArTo

NOTICE.-I, NATHAN LIEBRRMAN,
IN THE OWNER Of the house situated at
Nos. and East Fifth street.
in the Fourth ward of the city of Wimin ton,
county of New Castle, state of Delaware, in com
pliance with the requirements of the Acts of the
General Assembly, In such case made and pro-
yided, do hereby give notice that ! shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State of Delaware,
in and for New Castle county, on Monday the
18th day of September, A. D., 1888, being the
next term Of said court for license for said house
inn or tavern for the sale therein of intOxi-
eating liquors in ess Quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the PROMISES, and the following
respectable citizens, residents Of said ward, re-
commend the said application, viz
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A Good Performance.

The amusement season opened at the
Opera House Saturday evening, with an ex-
cellent performance by Barlow, Wilson 81
Company's minstrels. The house was
crowded and the audience well pleased.
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Peach Shinmants.

The shipment of peaches over the Delaware
Division on Saturday were distributed as
follows; Jersey City, 42; Boston, 80; Phila-
delphia, 80; Hartford, 5; Wilmington, 4;
Chester, 8; Pittsburg, 2; Buffalo, 2: New
Haven, 2; Springfield, Mass 3; Baltimore,
l; Scranton, |; Newark, N, j., l; Dayton,
L Utica, 1; Albany, 1; total, 1876; previous
1853; grand total, $40.
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special room for applying working
mems trusses for rs cents. Danforth, drug
gist, corner second and Market.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE AMY WEIGHTS, SCALES
- ~ Or measures requiring inspection may be
JACOB DEAKYNF,
sealer Of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. ie28-tf
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NOTICE.
THOMAS ii. MORRISON, I In Chancery,
VS.. New Castle County.
WILLIAM MORRISON, In
ct. al. Partition.
NOTICE.

III IIUTaUdTVV OI III TITWtT UI IIlt NNNnCtITOf III
the above cause madeat the February term, A
ID, 1888. All persons having any lien sr liens
ancctlng the Interest or estate of Thomas II.
Morrison. william Morrison, Ann Morrison,
Samuel Morrison, Francis Carson, Eliza j. Car
son, James T.. Morrison, John Morrison. Ellen
Morrison and Ellen d.. Morrison or either of
them, in the lands and premises to which said
canse relates, are herel notified TO file petition
setting forth the natuVc ana amount Of thu same
in the office OfLhe Register in Chancery for New
Castle county, ten days before the fourth MON
DAY In September, A. d., 1881 and to appear and
prove said lien or liens at the ensuing term of
the court, before the rising of the court on the
third day of the term.
J. IL. RODNEY, Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Aug.6 1888. aug6-m&s-6w