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Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
FOURTH EDITION,
the Speak ershlp.

The Philadelphia Times Washing
ton correspondent of the 3rd instant
says:
1t is represented by his opponents
that Mr.. Randall, to avoid commit
ting himself directly on the tariff ques-
lion in his contest for the speakership
has expressed himself in favor Of an
entire abolition of the internal revenue,
except IA small tax on whisky. A
friend of his said to-day that Mr..
Randall favored wiping out the internal
revenue system as rapidly as can be
done without too seriously affecting
the revenues of the government, re-
tanning ut present only u part OF the
tax on spirituous liquors. Another
gentleman said
"I have no doubt Mr.. Randall
thinks this course would be very pOpu-
lar, but free traders very well under
stand that the same thing is favored
by the most radical protectionists, as
shown by test votes taken last winter
in the House. 1t will be remembered
that Mr. Kelley reported bill from
the Committee on Ways and Means to
wipe out the internal revenue on
everything but whisky, and if the
tariff bill had failed, this bill would
have been passed by the votes of pro-
tectionists on both sides Of the House.
This was indeed the Republican
program, which would have been
carried out if the deadlock on the tariff
bill had not been broken. For this
reason Southern and Western Demo-
Gratis and all free traders opposed the
measure and voted against all questions
Involving abolition. 1t is really nice
way Randall has of lodging the tariff
question, and he will find that it will
meet with no favor from either the free
traders or the rif-for-revenue only
men. Both these classes Of Democrats
are against Randall. 7 "v will want TO
revive the tariff question in Congress
and oppose Randall because they
believe at heart he is a protectionist.
This gentleman, who is watching the
Speakership fight very closely, says the
opposition to Randall is strong and de-
termined. Notwithstanding, the i'm
preston here is general that unless the
opposition to Mr.. Randall can be con-
centrated on some one man he cannot
be defeated for the Speakership. This
consolidation is deemed improbable.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
THIRD EDITION.
A MURDEREss SENTENCED.
Catharine Burnes"n sent 20 the
Penitentiary for Shooting Lille
Maggie Curlett.


Catharine Burneson, who, on the 3lst
of January last, shot and killed little
Maggie Curlett, formerly of Whining
ton, Delaware, on Tasker street, Phila-
delphia, was sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment in the penitenti.
airy on Saturday last. Judge Allison, in
passing sentence, said: don't know
when | have been required to perform a
more painful duty than | am now OBJ
liged to do. All the evidence presented
at the hearing shows that the otfense
committed was not one ofmnrder in the
first degree. There is not one act CON
nected with the offense which shows
that this was a willful and deliberate
killing, 1t cannot be manslaughter,
because manslaughter is the unlawful
taking of life in the heat of passion, -
There is one other otfenSe which, under
the statute, it is my judgment you have
been guilty of,and that is murder in the
second degree.
81 am fully aware that there are eX-
tenuating circumstances which appeal
strongly for mercy in your behalf You
are a weak, frail woman. You have
been suffering for a lorg time from
physical troubles which had a tendency
to destroy your self-control, and the
children of the neighborhood, knowing
that you were nervous and easily pro-
voked, annoyed you almost beyond en-
durance. I am rather inclined to think
that after the children had come in
front of your window and called You
opprobrious names, the pistol was lying
on the table, and that You took it up
for the purpose of soaring them away,
and in the excitement Of the moment
cooked it and fired it. That is the'chari-
table view | take of it.
''The fact still remains, however, that
you took human life with deadly
weapon, and to that otfense You have
pleaded guilty. Under that the law re-
Guires me to sentence you, but | WILDE
as merciful as possible" A sentence
of IS months in the Eastern Penitenti-
airy was then imposed. AS the judg-
ment was pronounced the prisoner
pulled dark veil down over her face,
and burst into tears. Relatives assist
ell her to a carriage which had been
called, and still bitterly, though more
softly, weeping, she was driven to
prison.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Watch stolen and Recovered.

Last Saturday morning while Will
liam a. Kurtz, Of the firm Of William
A. KurtZ Il Co. liquor dealers Of Phila-
delphia, was waiting Il, the J. W. X Il.
station for the , Il. IN. train, he was rob-
bed Of n valuable gold watch. He i'll
formed officer Heal Of the loss, who i'm
m,diately suspected a gang Of wei!
known thieves who invest that locality.
He obtained the services OF special Off
Ger Thom ~, and the two entering 4
ranch tre1ucnted by the gang, threaten
ed the whole party with arrest il the
watch was not given up. There was
some little hesitation, tut finding the
officers determined, tn" limc-piece
was handed over and restored to the
! owner,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
TRUSTEE:
The Union Trust c.. Of New York

For the purpose OF acquiring n controlling
interest In the Chicago, st Paul, MinneapO
| l. and Omaha Railroad Company, the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad Company
| has purchased a total OF about y soon, 900 OF
the common and preferred Stock of the former
corporation, on which latter dividends of
per cent. per annum are being paid.
| To provide means of payment for these
Shares, the Chicago and Northwestern Kali
way Company has made an ssue of $40 200, 00t
| 5 per cent Bonds to mature in 1888, the Bonds
| to have the benefit Of Sinking Fund, by
which 500, 900 of the Bonds are to be purchas
ed and cancelled each year, from and after
| 1858, whenever the Bonds can be purchased
at or below l05 per cent. and accrued interest
in any one year: the Bonds are furthermore
| secured by the obliv ,;lon On the part of the
| Chicago and North"cstc.u Railroad Com.
pany, that no increased mOrtparn debt. eX.
| cepting for the enlargement. ilnplu, On, mt OF
extension Of the tOmpnny's prupcrtN. shall
| be created or issued. without muklA2 l,Iuvi
| sion to givetO The holders Of the Bonds Of this
| issue equal security with any additional
Bonds secured on the same property, whic
provision virtually reserves for the Debenturt
| Bonds mortgage security upon the entire ex
| iSting property Of the Chicago and North
western Hallway Company. TheTrust agree
ment further rovIdes that in case Of any de
| fault for Il period Of months the Trustee
| shall. at the request Of the majority of the
holders, declare the principal Of all Bonds al
once due. and is authorized to enforce Its pay
Mcnt against the Company.
| The total miie"g operated by the Company
at the end Of the last fiscal year, May 81. 1882
was 32Is,and after the payment Of the fixed
| charges feIely nature. tL"luding inter-, st or
| the entire hondt d dtht of St4 2is 600 rentals
etc. its net earnings were $3.50. O15. II; div
dends at the rate of per ct. ON the Common
stock Of Tl5ll1 .GOU and per ct. on the Pre-
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
= AIKEN 10 the Home.

This morning lady resiGl Z on But
tonwood street brought four of Mrs.
Welsh 5 chi ldrer to the City Hall, and
transferred the charge of them 10 Aus
tin Harrington, Esq, who s-nt them to
the Home for Friendlrss Children.
There are three girls, Josephine, aged
70 years Bessie, who is between 3 and
4 years old Lille, 2 years Old, and one
boy, George years old. There is also
another daughter named Fanny, 1J
years of agr, who is employed in the
Arlington mills, and lives with her
grandmother. Their mother is now in
New Castle Jail for drunkenness and iii
| treating them
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

At Harrisburg, championship game
with Harrisburg this afternoon, Dorr
and Cusick battery; same place, exhi-
bition game tomorrow. At Quickstep
Park Wednesday, exhibition game with
St. Louis, American Association team.
Dorr and Smiley formerly of st. Louis
nine will both play in home team and
will exert their best efforts to defeat the
visitors. Thursday, championship
game with Brooklyn. Egan, reinstat-
ed, will pitch. Friday, championship
game with Anthracite. The two Har-
risburg games were incorrectly pub
lished to be played in this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
The New Delaware Express.

The new express train has been place,
on the Delaware Railroad ard mad.
its first trip this morning. Superin
tendrnt Mills gives notice that the new
train will stop only at Delmar Seatord
Harrington, Dover, Clayton, Townsend
Midd.elown, Wilmington and phila
delphia. Passengers coming north on
the ia,t afternoon train cannot max,
connection at Townsend with the fly,
O'Clock train soul, on the Qurm Anne
aud Kent railroad.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

DRAWING OF DECEM Der 10, 1892
Sallie F. Kingsley. 1923 Master street,
Philadelphia, ia .................... 10 ,OoC
ThoS +. Bell. S26 +. 9TH st. South
Boston Mass. ....... 1O,0oI
Harper 5. Fries, 1877 W. Court st.,
Cincinnati, ONO. ........ lO,Ou
John I. inIvin. ~ willard Place.
South End. Boston, Mass. ....,..,. luOol
+. Bollhagcn III Pine st, 81, outs.
Mo :. 5000
l.. Shelton, collected through Ken
lucky National Bank ...... hVO
Mrs. harriet Woodmdn, Nesper, ON
ondagn Co.. N. N,.....,. . iwt
Paid v ellis. Fargo n COS Bank, san
Francisco tul ...,.... ... ,..... l,DN
Underwood Fisher. collected through
First National Bank, Three Rivers.
Mich. .................... Aeon
Geo. g. d. Ayres, DanylIlc, Na..... 2.Jo'
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
FORTUNES FAVORITES.
WHO THEY ARE, WHERE THEY
LIVE, AND TO WHAT EXTENT
SHE BLEESES THEM. THE
WONDERFUL RECORD
OF THE PAST YEAR.

A partal list Of the pr yes above One Thou
sand Dollars paid by The Louisiana State
Lottery Company during the year ending
April, 1883, together with the names and ad
dresses given TO the Company by the holders,
emitting those who have requested It,
Receipts for the amounts are on file at the
offices OF the Company.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Another House Entered.

The residence of +. X. Crawford,
corner of Second and West streets, was
entered by burglar, at an early hour
on Sunday morning, but was evidently
frightened otf,as nothing was disturbed.
They opened the door with false key.
1t is supposed that the same parties
robbed Mr.. Writ, mention of which is
made elsewhere
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Dots.

The Friendship Fire Company, ofthi.
city, have received an invitation from
the Norristown, Pa, Hose Company, tC
be present ut the dedication of their new
house on the 10Th Of September next.
They will house the apparatus if the in,
vitation is accepted.
Thomas Tatnall has entered the firm
of A. r. Tatnall, dealer in flour, feed
and grain, No. 713 West Front street
and the business will hereafter be con
Quoted under the firm name of Tatnall
Brothers.
st. Peters Cath bic church choir will
sing at the conservation of the new
Catholic church at SMYRNA, on Sunday
morning next, and in the evening will
sing at Dover.
On Thursday next the Sunday school
Of Olivet Presbyterian church will
make an excursion to the Geological
Garden, on the steamer Shady Side
The steamer Thomas Clyde, now nm.
dergoing thorough painting and re-
ceiving minor repairs, Will be ready tol
active service in a few days.
A refreshing rain fell last night
throughout the State 1t was badly
needed, and crops will be benefited
thereby.
The Rev. James MOtiat, ID. d., OF
Princet"wn, n. j., occupied the pulpi,
Of the First Presbyterian church yes
terday.
Another sale of furniture and bedding
will be held tomorrow afternoon ut the
ware.rooms of l.. f. Adair, 207 Market
street.
The attention of the public is called
to NJ. NJ. Chid's sale of valuable
property in the Ninth Ward ON Wednes
day.
a battalion drill Of the First reg
mcnt will take place on June 1lth, witt
Major Curtis commanding.
The Sunday trains Of the Baltimor,
and Philadelphia Railroad were wei
patronzcd yesterday.
The closing exercises of Delawar,
College will he held in the college ora
tory on June 18th.
The river steamers were all crowle,
yesterday
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Death Of Daniel LRNOtte.

Last Saturday evening Daniel La.
Mottr,a former Resident Of this city, died
in Philadelphia in the sd, year Of his
age Mr.. LaMotte was a citizen Of
Wilmington for many years, and was
AT one time the proprietor Of the large
cotton mill, now known AS the Airing,
ton mills, IN the Ninth ward. During
his rrsitcnc" in this city lie became
well knows, and made many friends
" no will deeply regret to learn Of his
death lie leaves Il widow, four SOM
and so daughters.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
WING OF EBRUARY 10, 1888


Chus. X gney. Ir., Mlysyllc, Ala,
collected through W. Il. Klson y
Co.. Hunts lie, Ala ...... &C.. Il
Crittenden 4. Colling'. Second Ma.
tional Bank, Louisville. ky,..... II
Paid National Metropolitan Bank,
Washington, u. C..................
George kohler. Ileski Ohio, collect
ed through First National Bank.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Observation-Disclosures.
Samuel Cook. 1905 Tenth 1t, n. w.,
Washington. u. G. .....,...
Geo 4. tarr!s, Surgeon-iencrals Of
nee, Washington, ID. C,...........
l.. X. Davis, .3M Washington street,
New Orleans. La. 80. ..........
+. Luscy, so burgundy st., ew Or
Henry Mcntel, collected through STA
songpod. Sons y Co.. Cincinnati,
Onib ..........,.... .,.'' .'.....
e. Zeiss. Philadelphia. l'a... ........
Paid NUdaway Valley bdun, Mary
vile, Mo. ..........'..........
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

l.. ". Stiihan & Son received q
letter this morning stating that Amos.
W, House had selected very choice
lot Of cows for his sale at Chadd'S Ford
among the number being IL nearly full
brea! Guernsey and several superior
butter makers. He is DESTROYS that
some Of the dairymen of this County
should cal. and inspect them.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Disturbance at u Church,

On Saturday evening two co'ored
men, who We're very much under the
influence of liquor, rndeavored 70 force
their way into the Shiloh Baptist
church, Twelfth and Orange streets,
while religions service was being held.
The jani'or told them that they could
not enter, when they turned on him
and gave him a severe p,lmmeling.
They then made their escarc before any
one arrived.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Sale of Real Estate,

Last Saturday afternoon Stid'am x
Son, auctioneers, sold for Harry sharp
ley, Esq, at tie Court House, the fol-
lowing real estate "A two and II halt
story brick house, No. 81 Shipley
street, belonging to The estate Of John
Maloncy, deceased, to Eva j. Green for
|Sl,9jO, subject to mortgage of 5000,
with accrued interest and the taxes for
the current year. Also the two story
brick house at the southwest coroner Of
Van Buren, and Chestnut streets, be-
longing to the same estate, to Elizabeth
Yea1man for 81 OPS, subject to- mort
gage OF 500, with accrued interest and
taxes for the current year.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
MARRIED,

ELLIOrT-INGRAM-At Chester, on May
It'll, 1883, by Rev Thomas Kelly, George
W. Elliott and Sallie ). Ingram, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
SINTON-BLACK-At the residence of the
brides parents, Lowering Avenue and Scott
street, on Thursday evening, May 3lst, by,
the Kew. q. l. More, Mr. John Sinton, Jr
to NJ ISIS Susie A. Black. both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING OFlUNEl3, 1882

Beqll X Bicketts, through Kentucky
National Bank. Louisville, KY.
Mrs. J. tronty, S92 Bourbon ST., New
Orleans, La. ..... 49,.
Chas. W. Morrison, Ellsworth, Me-.
Joe q. ChambOdut, Galveston, Tex.
II. ID. Rayne, Baronne and Canal SITS.
New Orleans. La .... .... ....
Mrs. l.. Horn, lb7 St. Ann ST., New
OTlCuns.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING UFJULY II. 1852.


VIM. W. Irwin, l.. n N. X. r.. I'd and
Main SITS. Louisville, Ky -. 15,0
Ed. e. Richardson, Reidsyille, N. G. 1870
Phil. Witzleben. with X. Ct Dun &
Co., Detroit, Mich. .............,.... 1870
W. NJ. Martin. Bangor Mich :. 1870
G. Pittman, Mount Vernon, KY,
through Farmers National Bank
Stanford, KY. -. ......... 80. 400
p. S. Dicharry, Ascension Parish, La,
through Bernard Lemann, Donald
s0nvil!e, La......,.-. ............... 20
II. b. Maynard, 220 Third St, New
Orleans. La. ................., 2.tl
r. A. Magi, 1872 Ursulines st., New
Orleans, La. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.O'
l.. Dupeire, @j4 Dauphine ST., New
Orleans ...................-... l,2(
J. q. Spear, 10 and Is Hoylston Mar
ket. Boston, Mass. ................... l.2
Jno. II. Scott, W. * Il. X. H. Co.,
Washington, ID. C.............,..... l,"t
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Strawberry Shipments

Sev"nty-Sevrn ear loads Of Strawb"r,
ries arrived III this ci y from points or
the Delaware Hai'r,al Saturday, con
signed AS follows
wilmington d.. ".,.,,... ............
Chester .......,..,.. .,........
Philadelphia. -...., ....,........ J.
jersey CITY e.. ............. "
pOstun,... ....,.. ..,... ..... ~
Previous shIpmgntt.... go. 90. .......,'
Total thus far .... ...... .... ...... A.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING OF MAY 0, 1882.

John Wegsr Kasota, MINI, through
First national Bank, st. Peter,
MINI '...,.... -. .............. $50, 900
Charles Nelson, cor. Sixteenth st. and
Avenue Nj, Galveston, Tex. ........ 10000
W. H. Ackers, II River st., Cam
bridgeport Mass. ................... $500
Gillett n Cos Newburyport Express
and Fast Freight Line, 81 Court
Square, 43 Franklin st., and IS Kill
by St. Boston. Mass ................ $500
Irv' ny Pierce, through Bank Of Com
merce, st. Louis, Mo 49,. ......... $500
G. NJ. Stinscn, Fairfield, Iowa.. 1850
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Meeting at Hanover.

The Missionary Societies of the Pres
byterian churches of this city will
hold meeting in Hanover church on
Wednesday evening at 7.45 o'clock,
when an address will be delivered by
Mrs. Barakat, a Syrian lady, in native
cost llmp,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
OF NOVEMBER Il, 1882

]. M. Dixon, EnI!s, Tex. l
Josephine Miller, $40 +. sd street,
New York city,. ......... 80.
Chus. Mowatt, Schooner Lucy
Mny. Newburyport, Mass; .,.... !
Hermann TuesbcrY, New York city.
Chas Noe, 60 New Church ST., New
York City,. ........ .......
W. T. Clark. Ehiladelph II, Pa........
Emil Weidig, ll42 Magazine ST., New
Orleans. La.
For account OF Agent Southern EX-
press Co., Lynciburg, Na..........
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRA WING OF April. IL. lSS3

Michael Connolly. Troy. N. Y.
Henry NJ. kclssllng. lss Dearborn 1t.
Chicago. Ills. ....... ....
Anatole Trirot. Ncrmilionville. La..
james K. Day, Malta Bend, Saline
w.. MO .....................
hlWih l. Eischbcra, .lr., Philadel-
| pnla, Ih.... .................
IL: IL. Harper, st. Georges. Collcton
Co., :. t............. .
WIN IL. Hampton, Tracy city, Frank
lin Co.. Tenn.
IL. !. Kruger, al Fourth street, Mil
WauHCe,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
The Last IDHy.

The visit Of DR.. Darmon to our city
terminates this evening. Those who
wish 10 consult him must therefore act
promp'.}, Many have experienced
reIici uud"r his treatment, and he will
.contMuc 10 effect cures in many cases
that are almost hopeless.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING OF AUGUST $. 1889.

J. A. Burks. Lola. Natchitoches
Parish, (Robelin Stati0n), La 800. l5,Wt
d. w. Sweeney, Dodd City Tex, col
lected through Funnin Go. bank,
Ronham, Tex. ............. 1900
John Reed, ia West Washington ST.,
Bloomington, Ills ............... 20ot
g. u. Reeve. Lyons. Wis.,. -. 20Ot
w. W. Holloway, South Sd ST., La
fayette, Ind 1.2OC
Daniel Breyl, ISL South Clark ST.,
Chicago, Ills. 49,. ................. l,2OC
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Ont NJ cons tOnsluct

Some persons entered the yard Of
James Davis, II No. 1910 Poplar stree
few days ago and pulled up SON" roe"
bushes Thr work seems to have been
done thrOugtD pure spite, The trr1laNs'
er should nn crested and puui-i"t il
the visit Should be repeated
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING or JANUARY o, lSs

Alvin kcnsler, Odessa, Mo :. .......
Augustine Lopez, 10 Baronne st, New
Orleans. La. ....... =. ....,....
f. Taglapietra, l23 Cont st., New
Orleans. In ........... ....,....
II. +. Stevens, Titusville, Pa, cOlleC-
ted through Penn Bank, Pittsburgh,
pa ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
N. Is. Apple. Omaha, Neb ........
]. Is. ketchum, G32 Broadway, New
lDIk..... .a,... a.-..... ........
Paid Union and Planters Bank. Mem
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Don't Forget That

l.. +. Adair, 2o7 Market street, will
have another pubic sale Of furniture
and bedding tomorrow afternoon, as
the goods are being sacrificed. Look
ont for bargains if You want furniture
and bedding at your own prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
ORA VINO or OCTOBER 10 1889

John G. Reuss Ascension Parish, La. l5,Oot
Hwynn Harris, 800 F. st., 5. W.,
Washington, b. &. .......... =, I5,0oC
W. l.. Lewis, Cooperative Ice Co.,
Washington, ID. C................... 150m
Sam HObsun, Memphis, Tenn. 5000
&. G. Huntington New York City :. l,2O,
f. Samoan, Publisher Sentinel. Thlbo-
dauy. La Observation-Disclosures. l2Ol
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
DRAWING OF SErTEM Der u. 1882

Z :,
X. X. Deacon, collected through Bates
County National Bank, Butler, Mo. lj,Ooo
ID. =. Blair, President East Miss.
Matrimonial Association, Column
bus, Miss -. decentralization. $1,000
7. N. johnson, Houston, Tex lj,oou
Peter o. johnson, III Seneca sreet
Leavenw0rth, KAN. ....,....,.... 5000
Michael A. Finnegan, Elder place
Boston, Mass. 5000
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

DAVLk]TC obtained and ali business in
[ "A Elm 10 the U.S Patent office, or 10
the Court attended TO for modern fees.
When model or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentability free ofcharge; and we IN h
no charg" unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Masterthe Supt.
Of the Money Order DIV, and to ottici ais Of the
U. 8. Patent office. For circular, advice,
terms and reference to actual clients in your
State or county, address
y. A. SNOW n Co,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. q,
mention this paper] novl4eod-tt
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

A good game Of base ball was played
On Saturday between mines from the
Pusey & Jones Co. and Belts machine
Co. After II fine exhibition the former
won the game by Il score Of IA to /.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
NOTICE.

| have this day associated with me my
brother Thomas Tatnall, for the purpose Of
carrying on the flour. feed and gri lin buSi
neis at No. ~ ". Front street, the hru
name ,J he known Hs latnhl Brothers
Thinning my ratrOus for past tavUr', ! hope
for Il continuance Of same Tor the new firm
A. Il. TATNAlL.
June lst. 1853. I+-Bl+
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
ID EGISTER 5 ORDER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, May q, 1883.
Upon the application of William L. Grin
mage and william H Caldwell, Executors OF
Abraham Murray, late Of Wilmington HID,
in said County. deceased. 1t ia ordered and
directed by the Register that the EXecu
tors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
Letters Testamentary upon the Estate OF
the deceased with the date ofgranting there
of, by causing advertisements 10 he posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let
ters in siy Of the most public places Of the
County of New Caste. re'iulrin- al 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 ca use
the same to be inserted within the same per.
iod in the Daily REPUBLICAN, IL newspape
published in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, (e.O'd.)
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. s. office Of the Register aforesaid, the
~ day and year above written.
sc. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attestcd to the Executors on
or before May 2lst, 1884, or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
VIM. +. GkINNAGE, sO7 Wollaston ST..
WIN. H, CALDWELL, 4l9 H. It'll street
Exc utors.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware. mr.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

Ice Cream Cans and Water Coolers
cheap ut Parry's, 23i King street, next
door to the REpl'BLICAN Office.