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Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
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The STlninhl Recnrn.

Mary Williams, cGlored, was arrested
In Charlston, South Carolina, yesterday
charged with admin istering poison 10
her family in bread eaten ut breakfast,
Her husband and two step-chil1ren are
dead, aud another chiid is not expected
to live.
Jas. Wood land, colorsi laho'er in
Chicago, cut his wife's th:oat f.om cal
to ear yesterday morning, and, thinAina
she was not lying quick enough, toor
brick and beat her over thehead witt
it. Her screams brought help, Spd {
physician sewed up the wo12ds. Sh,
is not expected 70 ivs. The act wa
prompted by Jealousy.
The body Of N!nso Jackson, colored
was crushed By train at kethy,.i,
Louisiana. on Saturday right, Inves
tiqation showed that jackson wa
murdered and placed on the track by Z
man named Birmingham
Deputy United States Marshal John
son has taken to Galveston, Texas, from
the Indian Territory, Rev. J. +. Lilly
and Mrs. Jenny Darlington, charged
with the murder Of j. L. Darlington
husband of the woman.
Jacob Martin and George Taylor
brothers-in-law, qdarreiled at Eas
Cor sicana, Texas, on Monday. Tay ,ol
was shot and killed. The quarrel wa
the result of an old fend.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Dots.


DR.. Keahles is out Of the city, and
will return GA Saturday the 29.h inst.
a fine young mare, valued at 5000,
besungiBg ia Samuel ID. Forbes, died on
Monday night.
Division No. Z, A. o. H., will hold a
picnic at ScheutZen Park on the 9th
proximo.
A fruit festival W i'll be given at Ban.
crott's grove on Saturday by the
Brardywine Cornet band.
Striker Post, No. 8, G. A. II, OF
Newport, will hold an ice cream and
fruit festival on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
camp meeting is now being held
in the tent Of st. James church, over
Eleventh. street bridge. Preaching
every evening at AZ. All are invited
VIM. j. Lank has a lot of pigs for
sale on the Brad ford farm, n sar New.
port. He also wants customer for rs
or 80 quarts of milk daily, and he de.
sires farmers who wish to purchase
phosphate to give him a call.
A meeting of the trustees of the
German-American School was he Id
last evening, and it was decided to open
the school on Monday, Septem ber 7th,
as free Institution for children OF
German parentage.
The American Rifles, A COMPANY
First Delaware Regiment, d. N. G.
has decided 10 go TO Fort Delaware on
Thursday, August Goth, 10 encamp fol
week. On Thursday, August eth
smyth Post, No. /, 6. A. R., will Civ,
ar excursion 10 the same place,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
The season at A.iant.c city.

THE BRIGnTuH," ATLANTIC CITY,
N. j., Aug. l7.-Another great crowd
of excurslonists came by rain from
Washington and Baltimore, arriving
here aboDt a. M, yesterday, which,
with the large numb Of Wis tors who
have been mere Tor some weeks, make
everything lively, especially IL the
surf and on the board walk TA-
present tine weather, il it continues,
will prolon9 the seasou beyCId the
usual time, although the wind having
crept from seaward to land ward, bring.
ing sotde mosquitoes and a Father
warn, dry air. which il cutie disagree
able at.er the e@,i hl * breeze trou
the sea, wEic!, M, vai.ei for som,
time, may inGuts -utAe 70 Iaave Tui
morning several l4f5 this hotel, and NJ :
A. S. Abel AMI his grandson, Arnnal
s. Abel, Jr., Of Baltimore, and Co
John Carroll Walsh, OF Hartford, VIII
have been stopping here for GONE thu
expect 10 leave for E0ne.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
FOURTH EDITION,
Tne water Comm ission.

The regular meeting of the Board oi
Water Comm issioners was held last
evening with President Porter IN the
chair. The Chief Engineer reported
favorably on the petition of Tbomas IL.
Pratt for water pipes on Franklin
street 10 Fifth, 10 supply eight houses
and on Fifth street west OF Franklin
to supply two houses, and 1t was
gram 81, the estimated cost being $500,
and che revenue $50 year.
The City Treasurer reported balance
of $35, ,694 rs in the Union National
Bank 10 the credit Of the commission.
The weekly pay roll, amounting 10
$;Sl 43 WAS presented, and An order
drawn for the amount. An order was
also drawn in favor of the City Treas
urer for 81, 800 05, to pay interest du .
September LIST, on loan &c.
oh motion of Colonel Febiger the
following tariff of water rens was
adopted
Motors for sewing machines family
use, IS for other purposes, SO; livery
and other public stables, each horse, H;
private stables, for one horse, S3 each
additional, 81 fer washing with use
OF hose each carriage or vehicle public
or private, 81 without, 20 cents /;
market horses, exclusively per stall,
so cents each COW, 50 cents drug
stores, per month, 50 fountain in drug
stores, 81 ; offices, shops, etc, with
water in same, $S gas engines, with.
out tank, per horse power, 81 ; with
tank, ~ steam heaters for private
dwellings, 81 photograph gallery, $40.
The bids tor furnishing the pumping
station with c)al from September I To
March 81, inclusive, waA awarded 10
The Charles Warner Company.
On motion of Colonel Febiger one of
McDaniel's patent exhaust pipe heads
was ordered put en- the exhaust-pipe al
the Cool Spring reservoir.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
A Day 10 TIE gethemnrre

A free excursion was given by Mr.
Horace Z. Disston on Saturday, which
was participated il by over thousand
persons, including one hundred infants
from Philadelphia The party was taken
by the steamer Tnonl ~ Clyde to Wood.
land Beach. 8 round "Trip Of l20 III lies
The boat tCtk The people from Arch
street Washington ayerue wharves
Refreshments were generously provia
ed, aud on the return trip every one
had ic3 cream and cska. Excellent or
der was hat and everything passed CT
satisfactorily. Mr.. Dtsston received /:
vote of thaals for HE kindpess. A
committee Of ladies asti gentlemen hal
charge of the party.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Cnamp,ons of,ne Turf.

LONG BRANCH, August Is, 1S85.-At
Monmouth Park % day occurred the
race which has excited more widespread
interest than any similar event for
many years pact. 1t WAS a sweeps takes
race at q mile aud a quarter, tor all
ages, at 81 900 each, With 81 900 added,
and was specially arranged To briug
together Mr. p. Lorili ards imported br.
c. Pontiac, iour years old, by PerO
Gomez, carrying III pounds; the Dwyer
Bros b. m Miss Wood ward, i've years
old, by Billet, ll5 pounds Mr..
Edward Corrigan's b. &. Free
land, six year old. by Lougfel
low, l1S pounds, ana any others VINO
mis- st pay the subscription. The three
named only entered, none others caring K
TO contend against them. 1t WAS the
East agsinst the West, with the English
colt as third factor. An immense
crowd was drawn 10 the course to wit
ness The race. The gelding sold slizht
favorite, with Wood ward second choice
and Pontiac well backed. The last
named started in The lead and showed
the way for three quarters OF mile,
setting the pace very hot. Freeland
then moved up and was leading after "a
mile was covered, with Miss Woodward
second, length away. The Western
Reldiug led him into the stretch for the
run hons, and the daughter of Billet
came after him In fine style. She
gradually gained on him up the
straight, but Freelsnd's long, sweeping
strides, with Murphy's good riding,
kept him in front, despite Mclaughlin Is
efforts on the mare. AT the stand she
was at his head, but after grand
finish he beat her a nose amidst the
widest excitement. Pontiac finished a
poor tliri. Time, eco. Very fast for
the track. The other races OF the day
were won By Avalon, Florence Fronso,
Richmond, Sam Brown. Little Minch
and Talleyrand.
AT Saratoga yesterday the races were
won By Kirkman, Valet, Rapido,
Strathspey and CAPT. Curry.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
TH|R D EDITION.
YeIAsstnAl.

VA oOhnAs
Laura E Fighter is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
VIM. Voshell and family went to
Ocean Grove yesterday.
Mr., Harry Johnson wife and family
leave to. day. for Cape May.
Unitei States Senator George Gray
and family went to Saratoga yesterday
Mr.. Hill, of the firm of Crosby q
Hill, leaves to-day for two weeks va
cation.
Miss Lettie Colvill, OF Philadelphia,
was visiting friends in Wilmington
yesterday.
Thomas Davis, Esq has returned
from his vacation 10 Rehoboth and
Milford.
Ex- Register of Wills s. G. Biggs and
OK Congressman Benz. T. Biggs were in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Dubsll and family leave
for the seashore to day, TO spend few
weekly recuperating beside old ocean.
Mr.. william Haddock is with the
soldier boys at Rehoboth, where he will
be on duty until Saturday next.
Miss Annie Rigby and Miss Emma
Coming are spending few days at
Brandy W inc summit camp meeting.
Miss Ssliie e. Peters and Miss la
CurriIder, of Chrintiana, Del, are
visiting friends near Norway, Pa.
Superintendent H. H. Carter and
wife and DR.. Draper left Baltimore on
Monday to make the trip by the sea to
Boston.
Harry sharpley, Esq, has been se.
lected TO deliver the English address al
the opening OF the German American
Volksfost at Schea'zsn Park.
Robert Wetherill, Of Chester, was
in this city yesterday. He is very
anxious TO place Corliss pump III the
City Mill.
Mrs. Kate Lang, who had a severe
attack of sicELess on Saturday last, is
now on fair way TO recover. she l.
under the care of DR.. SSitAen Gland.
ler.
Mr. John II. Mason, machinist, CT
this city, has been assigned 10 the posi-
ton of foreman of Wm. Wharton, Jr.
IL Co.'S machine works, Phiiadelphia
Mr.. Mason is a skiilful mechanic, alo
had only been in ths firms employ a
few weeks. His friends of this city
wish him much success.
John j. Purcell, who was for several
years connected wirh the Bank Ut Della
ware, but who now holds responsible
position in the Western Bank, Fourth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, i,
paying brief visit TO friends in thi.
city, having just returned from a triT
to Bar Harbor, Me where he had gone
for little recreation. Mr.. Purcell i:
looking well and doing well, and in a
few years we expect to hear Of his re
tiring to enjoy competency acqu red
through faithiulDess 10 duty for 3 period
of forty years.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
At HON Again,

The Norma Bay club, under com
,n@nd Off 9. Mamnele, has arrived
safe Mt home. They visited Cape MAY
Break water, Lewes, Rehoboth Bow ers
B iach, kits Hammock, and severa
fne fishing grounds, where they caugh,
great numbers of fish.
A lbert e orchestra accompanied tn.
club, with George Albert lst violin, j
kobinson, %, II. E. Albert cornetis
Willino G,dling, violincello, Fred
Msmul' le, piccslo, Isaac Miller, homes
William Heisler. tamborine Every
place they visited they were we'll re
ccived and highly complimented upol
their dress and order.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Mr. Murray Statement.

j notice In your paper of the l8.l
INST. communication over the sigma
tUre of &c" in which the writer make
severe charges against officer No. IS, in
relation to the unprovoked attack upon
n colored man at the corner of Fourth
and NanBurtn n streets on Sunday even
ing last The author states that
among Others would testify to the
dereliction Of duty on the part Of the
officer" did not witness the com
meDcement OF the fracas, but when
reached the place Of the encounter, The
men we're severely beating the colored
man, and IL &c" and others had acted
as good cieizens aud aided me in my
efforts to prevent the coloted man
from being assaulted by the roughs
Inst, al of sitting idle on their doorstept
the assaulting party Eight lave beer
brought to just ce.
The charge that the assailan.s were
brothers OF officer No. Is is unjust and
nnfounded. l donot know who they
were, but l am acquainted with one OF
The brothers OF that officer, and banded
one Of the assailants oyer 10 MIN. He
used every effort 10 detain him until
the officer would arrive, bu: withoul
success, as he succeeded .u d;sengaeiu2
himself and made mis- escaped. Tae
officer, No. Is, was too far off to have
witnessed the assault. and when TIE
assaulting party saw him approaching
they fled. The allegation therefore
that he used no effort to arrest them
because they were brothers, Is not
founded In fact.
The truth IL, the officer was 60 fal
distant from the scene of the disaster
that | did not know who lie was. / dc
not think any reflection should be cas-
upon the officer, as when he reached
the scene of the distul bance eth,
assaiiants had fed, and as no one ap
peafed to have positive know ledge o.
their identity it was impossible TO make
an arrest. JAMES MURRAY.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Fire al CenIIeyfile.

A storehouse at Centreville, belonging
TO Michael Lynch of the Western hotel,
in this city, took fire about two O'Clock
this Wednesday, morning, and was
entirely destroyed with the exception OF
the walls. 1t was formerly occupied
by Mr.. Patton, but has been unoccupied
sicce the 25th of March last, and there
fore 1t must have been set Oh fire by
some evil disposed person. 1t was in
eured, it is reported, for 81 500, but IL
what company it is not stated. Mr.
and Mrs, Lynch drove up to Centre
villa this morning to view The ruins and
count up their loss.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Barn and contents burned.

REIsrERsTowN, MD, Aug. ls-The
hay and about 100 busheis Of " meat, De
longing to Francis Humphrey, Oh IT,
Hookslown pike aboTt mtts froTr
Refs erstown, was toasli., destroyed by
fire on Tuesday mornin<. All the cat
tie were SAVED The loss s abou. q,
500 tAsurea. THIS il tAc tAird fire ;ha
has occurred on Mt. Hum aarey's plac,
III tho last :eur year, hIs house aut
two barns having been burned. Mr
Humphreys vas in Baltimore at IL
time of the fire. l: seems 30 rs Ii
general opiuipn that s5B tramp WHOM
Mr.. Humphreys son allowed to slee
in the barn over night Set q re to it acoi
dentally willie lighting their pipes. n
trace Of them can to found.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Tho Rear d of Health.

The weekly meeting of the Board of
Health was held last evening, and In
the absence of President Bush, DIR.
Grmshaw was called to the chair. The
usual number of Duisances were acted
upon, some of which were reported
abated, some continued and others or,
tered to be aba:ed.
A petition was received and read,
asking that the dog pound be removed
from its present location on Twelfth
street between King and French streets
IL was signed by seventy persons resid
ing in the vicinity, and the matter was
referred to IA committee consisting oi
Or. Springer and james c. Van Trump
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Tor ,Sale-On Account

Oh ialllnS nealth, the tntirc
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store of d. p. Smyth
No 31l Market street. The
business has been established fo1
the past 25 years, and is splen.
did opehing for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, consist.
ing of diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jcwelIy, gold chain and
silverware will be cold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies solid Ameri
can gold watches $40 to $22
ladies stem winding Wa.tham
watches $25 and upwards; gent S
selid silver American watches
IS, $40 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed of.
aul1tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Inferce0IME for SICILY.

Mayor Ehoads WAS waited upon las,
evening by large delegation Of Cit
zens it, III the Tenth ward, who used
considerable eloquerce in trying to in
3uce him 10 re con slider His decision n
the case Of ey Sergeant Sicily, who he
dismissed from the force q few days
since for violating the rules, Int without
eif C, ,as tits uuderstood that the Mayor
has iully made UP his mind that the
dismissal Is final
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Robbed.

Milton Nichols, Of C1l9av
TOR County, Pa, visited , 's, .a,|
Tue tn oGy day, aud after ha7lnsP., Y,
lot a' Of y waterlneloI.. .pts'he,.sass
nm NJ, The Kennett pike in ciaa ~
the people along NJ i9u,' us s,iI
,he above articles. h' ps, Ss
inV lever Branaywir.s r. ss"I
Sdul9't whep bs sVWn was a.saiIed b
men, meal who vi beat him il , s'n 'n'p 1
nsr, and then roobsd rl,eb. l,lt d
mTusg' naInsg a, aSs SIS, and made ua,t,H. a M
frard from the place. Nh Slsa'I l.I nj
slDle id1o ,hs lG' S sn,ai setius hca,s, 'i'11
lusG msined during tie nisl'' .sl ~
i,ii,' lpf ne IT t-n is sippa,at 's', aats
com s',,i, d be committed ll; q; i1snli] 1asl
pin place, az three or re lau. u1.,,,is.sIIi|
within two hu1cr." iac,,on,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Cattle Es, Fran Texas Fever.

DLoOMiNGFON H. Angust Is DIR.
Wi Iia:ns, veterinary eufg-Gn of this
city, rs:arnsd lat ntgn5 rom tat
MicbA@l brGthe!a' fam, wAoss cat.}t
are atll.atal With Tx Aa fever, ant re-
por:s hve me,e c,.tte d,3.i, maxim : in
all twenty :L1: have died. sr7era,
inora of the cattle are s!at. The disoase
is said 20 Ge Of the %ntnrax variety,
.fha blood, on post murieGl eXamiii.s
tiou, is c!otied with srnres. y arg
unmbrr of native cattis have eeI
ezpose,!, aad it is feared that the Gis
ease will spread.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Base ball,

A champion game will tako plsce to
morrow a. the erouuds, Front and
Cuiun streets, between the Walters and
Barriers OF this city at 9 80 p IN. Music
will be furnished by Anderson's band,
ami pleasant and exciting game i,
anticipated. Admission TO the erouLds
ten cents and live cents extra TO The
grand stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
T # 7 \ ED|1I
Eho .lf,nn

Nothip,'hD II Disa,i,,
Tbs,e IfSs OF 1.-the. the steamer r'iFg'Ils FeiI,ss'
mat the accidestvgs,..o,'aea !, a. ,ae ~
caTeIe... m,,e oF,ae p'acrq oa ~, ny
he he m'eD'i D o.dali n lLa, iAe .avs.ii,,ss. 4
Of Of ? .no no'ecnled ! to the ,iI.s', md aIs \
Sti Cnth It is known .,'. ~ 10 .
Chief oti Of Detectives XIII 'i' \
pnia' Ia Va said tAe .emov.i ai'1t J, M
snd.,l ssarl.diGtioa and tsslstsss he, as
SpeSiai T,shsI Officers Mi1'aS,eyo5..ss' ,y5.s' |
,n,o, m,ooen iIom tho d1;y d II, ~
matter matter ont. Boi.e: lr,,a' IN S
saia tha' lie would in,,'in'pp r'pss !.
inquiry M9q when the tSei,,ns,' srs y
No one of all the lun.,rn, '-s! Y
VINO have a hand il tSs 'a i,'' y
PIE pretend to be,isye lS,,,1. T,a
was was due 20 anything b1r ,r'' ~. w.
some other high eap.o,,s@
| II Is now thought that i'm
necessary to put Lef N .',s ~"
otner pleasure cruise. I'M.
.ne vessel said tha; it va. sS
mary for passengers . pp, ss Y,
sa!e Keeping in the pace n
explosion proceeded. A rvn1
lures were taken ct tie v..'
the day. ~ '%
| The castrophe ha: baa,I
effect on all tie .!ys
steamers. '
| The Wilmington az ! BuB,I
not carry more thar thr,sS,
many Passengers as usua, M
but they believe that ma r',s
dence will be speed. ; re.pus S,a
|. The Officers OF toe Nav NJ
that the disaster prcha5, i N
about one.eighth o. .Leir nm,
ger patronage, but the CGr,
other river steamer. w-rsin,1
ed yesterday, Tlei, theor n
with most river mt1, is,asl
sion was from dylaYi,,, Nil
mad been placel tatre %, n,
OF b!owlng up Tie tyle,.
| Inspector McD.v.uotttsp
ance Pairol OF pLila,.e.pha
unofficial survey c. The ym
day morning, aal IS nllsl
pressed tue belief tat tyr,]
the agency used.
| United States H1.. lsnsI
shon aud Assistant BlLs
Linker visited IT. Fr.,t
and made inspections l,s i.
| .. the explosion.
| j. A. Mayhln Of III. city N
al Photographic v.,s, q ID
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Sian Decorator.

Mr.. John T.. Strailey, sign artist, las
opened ont 4 ne~ shop at No. 502 Ship
ley street, where he will attend promptly
to everything in the painting line. Read
his card in another column of the r gytB
LlCsT. I!e knows how to haudie the
brush so as to make trade for you even
during the dull times.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Lectures 10 rue POND

The third OF tie x,i.i a
lectures TO the police va. dslV(
evening In tae chief, CEc.n |
end q ,Ur, by DR.. J v, Gun,
Hockessin, his So ia; tsr,'l
and Ac idents " S...sen ns,
the force were r.,.tl,, ID
Dougherty bo.us q.,s GE'l
gone howe.
The lecture was i.il.tiaiaA
ton OF a wcmaL, VITO il- iE;l
lost her lie in phAade.E Eh!a,tl
ago through the lstq.,lc9i1
She was tunbd Oh. cJt l.ga
u gutter and apparol.y dla4L
She was arrested snl ,1'oEi
where sht awoke The !JD0Eir0
ing with az lpc1rahe ,a,e Ol
MIA. 1t was found slteiwati'i
not been drinking but ileeto
by cold, putting haF .anaa
which is buS lite iiat't!t
of stupeied intOSI.aao1' hRl
taken TO a hosp!taI ,ls.sad
police station Ler lie would
have been saved,
The doctor alsJ USED st7'ia
illustrating Lis sltgect, arda
were instructed now o'ap
ages in case wte'e Tie s''eIl1
the arms, or In The ,l.ghs Wn
or cut. lie urged lpon Bio u
necessity Of prompt actor y
accident CT sudden s-liless
He spoke ABOUT tA'79 4ls
hour, aud was I;sis:at OI E|
and promises! 10 complete VI
next Friday evening na'a
review this leetu'at! pullNl
to his uniformed nnpl.t as M
tend it by tptaking on @ speSnn ~
burns, scalds, etc. l,., p.i ". ~
will be followed mex TsfH H.. \.
ing by DR.. j. We'Iey rI W
Paul L.ukeus also Of lbs el4
a talk later on in Tesl ec' % Y
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
DEATHS

PRlHrER-On August 18th. 1885. Elizabeth
frinttr, wife of John Printer, aged 81
years.
Relatives and frierds ofthe family are re.
spect1uily invited to attend tho funeral from,
ner alto residence, Shalicross avenue near
luiont street, on Thursday ut 3.3O D. u.
SeIY ces at Green HIN church at u m In.
torment at 9reon Hill ccne:ory. Philxo II
phia papers please cGpy.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Addresa wanted.

/ II the aeuI,cnAn AZ this oity whC
wrose to Mr.. Frank Bower, Of Philadel
phia, about horse, and forgot 10 zig,
dis naue to the communication, wi!
send Lis address to Wm. r. Loug, thi
office, he will confer faver.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
sick Among s'r"p'l

About . o'clock i,:'sss, i''s gs' Sol
gave his name ,,,, q, p. 4pIs.tiissiisipi' isit
at at'l, police sta'l0n ..5.d. i9I i eide he y
T1' III, aad a,ifpFsis ps sp,19Ge,1 IA. "a, ,.s1i
he said the man aa oSrf',eredib, Sf
removed to the 4 Ny ri been Il
Clayton SS Du' lIpoIb pc ii, p,rs Wy h''
work and was VI N
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Lust.

a email key with brass head. on
Third, Fourth and TatDali streets, The
Under will confer favor by returninc
1t TO No. 2l4 West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
,,o,,traci A"".r . 4

On 9,s;,myu Taesday aji'IPs'5 " I5s '5lIlS| "
sos'9ee! sss s' 4 e. ss,;s S9asst .!1a:t s'''ir' 81
hius According or i 70 al the ilsa ~; 4
.na r''' s1S;'s' ss1ss!ss,s''. . !. y t.ps:'g +
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
~ REoisTERs OPTICn,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DEL.

- august 10, lSeo'
Upon tho application OF Annie =. Gustus,
Administratrix OF David u. Gustus,
late OF Wiiminston Hundred, in
said county, deceased, tits ordered aud
directed by the Register that tho hdmtnis-
trairix aforesaid give notice Of granting o;
letters of Administration upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the Gate OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to ye
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters in six OF tho most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate
TO present TIE same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
and aleo cause tho same to be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
| a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
TO bo continued therein three weeks, (e o d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal
| Z L. 5. ofOtf1ce of the Register aforesaid,
f-~-->)at Wilmington, in New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. /. q. GRUBB, Register.
RoTICE.-All persons having claims against
! the estate Of the deceased must present the
| same, duly attested TO the Administatr K
on or before the 18th day o. August, 1885, Of
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. ANNIE a. HUSiUS,
dmiristratrir.
or J. j.. Smith. her atty, S02 Market street.
Address, Wilmington, del. aul9
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-19

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registeres
Yesterday 800 ut p. M, 76o at 6 .. IN.
and 100 at 10 .. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
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Tke weather.
To morrow promises to be fair and
warm, indicating local showers in Ger.
tam sections. The same conditions are
likely 10 prevail on Friday.