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Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
EDITION.


The daring spirit for robbing train
that has made riding In cars perilous
In some Of the Western States has ex-
tended eastward, and yesterday After
noon there Was real touch Of IL on the
Philadelphia & Baltimore Central
Railroad near Oxford.
The train consisted Of . locomotive
and two passenger COACHES. The train
Was bound east from Baltimore, and ut
six O'Clock in the evening IL was on
time between Rising Sun and Oxford,
Chester County, Pa.
When NJ Rising Sun two mon board
ed the train, who had bought tickets at
Sylmar. The train Was 10 charge Of
conductor Edward Gilligan, but ~
theirs was nothing special In the ap-
pearAnce Of the men no paid them no
extra attention.
The robbers having boarded the train
at the rear end, they passed through tho
rear car without molestipg any body,
but Immediately upon entering the for
ward car they drew their revolvers,
and pointing them Mt the heads Of each
passenger in turn, demanded : "Your
money or your lite" They met with no
success until they came TO Mr.. Carey,
editor OF the Northeast Star, who TO
liDquirhed = valuable watch and chain
aud colored man surrendered pock ct
book.
by this time the excitement WAS In
tense, and when brakeman attempted
to pull bell rope, Que Of the robbers
st-pped up to him, and pointing his re-
volver at him, said : :" If you pull
that rope. ! will blow your damned
heart out.
by this time the most Of the passen.
gers had slipped their valuables int
their boots and had recovered from theiI
tir-, fright enough 70 make . move
ment 10 defend themselves, which The
robbers, noticing. they made . hastJ
Iexit aud jumped from the train while
1t WAS running At full speed.
The train was finally stopped ant
back, d TO the place where the robber
made the jump, but nothing could b.
seen of them.
1t in believed that the men must BE- In
lju,e,i asthe train was running very fast
Word has been sent To all points givin
a de, cription Of the robbers and IL is be
li-vrd they will be- caught.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

8ome months Agoi z. james Belt,
who held claim Of $50 against joseph
Bellah, placed IL In constable Pritch-
est's hands for collection, and after be
haal sson Mr.. BcllAh, that gentleman
called on Mr.. Belt, and offered 70 give
him note for $500, II he would pay
him tho difference between that and the
amount OF the claim with interest In
cash.
This WAS declined by Mr.. Belt, who
hen instructed constable Pritchett 70
proceed and collect the claim by pro
cess. Judgment for 500 Was obtained
before Squire Vandeerift, and writ ~
OF &C ution issued. Armed with this
document, the constable went 70 Mr..
Bellah's residence, No. 5i2 West Sixth
street, on Wednesday morning, No.
VEN Der IL, for the purpose Of ievyiue
ON his household goods. The front door
was standing open, and the Officer, after
ringing the bell, stepped into the vesti-
bule, the door Of which WAS opened In q
lew minutes by Mr. Bcllah himself.
Who stepped into the vcstibule, closing
the door after him.
The constable informed him Of his
business, whom some words passed be-
tween them, and Pritchett claims that
Mr. Bellab tAok hold Of him and pushed
him out. On Drcen Der 9Th, constable
Pritchett had Mr.. Beilah arrAianed be-
fore the Municipal Court on charge OF
assault and battery, and interferirg
with an officer In the discharge OF his
duty.
| The constable WAS the only witness for
the prosecution. and he testified POSI-
lively that Mr.. BellAh had elected him
from the house by force, but the defense
produced Thomas GLASGOW, q coiored
man emp oyei by Peter N. Brennan,
who lives next door 70 Mr.. Bellah, who
stated that At the tune the affair oc
Cured he WAS sweeping of the from,
pavement, and that Mr.. Be,lah did not
lay his hands On the constable, but tha
they stood on the outside and had SOME
loud talk ~ though they were quarrel
ing. On this testimony Judge Cum
Minis dismissed the case, and about i've
weeks ago constable Pritchett hat
GLASGOW Arrested for perjury, and b.
was held in 81, 900 bail for his appear
Anoe at Court, by Squire vandogrift.
Suit wAs then entered by Mr.. Bel ah
against constable Pitchett, for perjury
and hs had . hearing before SOUR
!, Bertolette last evening, when Harr
Emmons, Eco, appeared for the pre-
secution. aud willard Salisbury, Jr.
ESQ for the defense. A ftsr hearin,
the testimony, he was oriered To ful
, nish u 900 bail for his appearance q
= Court, which Wan promptly given b
. Archie Given. 1t Is said that . eros
J., action will oe instituted against M
q Bellah for perjury
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

Madrid, Jan. 2.-Shocks OF earth
quake were again experienced last
night at AlhatHa, Granada, Malaga,
Nerja AMI Algsrrobo Albania Is in
inter ruins. The panic among the poo
ole Of AntiGuera, twenty-eiRht miles
Northwest OF Malaga,is beyond concep.
ZION. A mum Der OF the towns and vii.
lagos have be- Ii completely destroyed
aud their IL habltants have deserted
them. Many persons sleep in railway
carriages A royal decree has been
issued ordering that a national sub
ocriptiou be made for the relief OF the
sufferers. Public officials will contri
bu'e Gu. days pay each. BY tins
means alone II is expected tina, 1900 10,
viii he raised, The Spanish ambassa
d"rs, ministers and ouusuls in all coun
tines will Also open subscriptions.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

Psymaster Smytb, who disappeared
from Savannah with 81, 800 ofthe Gov
erment money. appeared at the War
Department on Friday and surrendered
himself and the full amount Of the
money he had taken. He turned over
Is, 100 In cash, his pay for December,
$3.50, and 500 given by friend for the
purpose of making up the full amount.
5myth says "he went off on spree
on Christmas and knew nothing until
he found himself in New York. He
then autographed his clerk that he
would return immediately, hut after.
wards concluded to come to Washing
ton and report to the Paymaster, Gene
raj %
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Inssai,a,ions i..s, E.enin.

luu Officers of Frank IN Circ r. y
Brotherhood of the Union, wrr' ~
lie Any installed last even.nl by enp
chlci, Washington George hsiih y
iore a large audieL Co. The inst'a AN
vi, iol loved bS an excellent en''f-ei
noui, consisting Of vocal aud 'h'h
mrntd music, addresses, resdt = -
r-cltations. A large aud hand-9
rug, .mhossr Il with the emblem. ii
order, Mas presented Ia the ci'f (.
Mis- RsiLhart, Tho lie Of one o. :
m'Iubers. IL WAS received b!
Washington kelihly in an plioi'"
pnch
The officers of Laurel Conncii
+ ENDS OF America, we're alsolh'A
las evening b. Grand Pre-idehe
NJ Goodwin
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Uam,nx Amusernsats.

On Tuesday evening the wonu na.,
Han Ions will appear Al tue w
House, IN their " Voyage In sal's
which In pronounced one OF the s,'. =
plays, IN the stAs-. Il Is ti'i7u 7"
rough and tu,a ,io iun OF the M@
roarious sort, u r. pros-hlati"h %
oi ao,itonts aud Uodevil mrnt, NJ w.
" crowded together, and 10 dsi'.
ilca uu, ira not an instant OF 20
given III. spectators any time duf.l.
progress. TueTo is no doubt ou A
Dc one Of the most entertainint
amusing performances OF the &c No
ami should DO greeted with Al
flowing house.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Graxing Lnn Dis.

Colonel Boudinot, of the Ch.rok. g
Nation, il reported BY the Washington
Star as saying that Il, 800 600 acres OF
the lands of that nation are now held
under leases for grazing purposes.
Outside of that Ration about 4, OOO, OOO
acres, belonging to the Chsyen mes,
Arapahoes and other tribes, are leased
to owners OF cattle. Colonel Boudinol
ASSERTS that there liz a law on the statut.
book positively forbidding such leases
and he also den les that indians are EN-
ployed by the lessees az herders, fol
Indians don't make good herders.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
A Chrfslnas Entersainmens.

A very enjoyable entertainment was
given in the West Presbyterian church
last evening. The pulpit had been
tastefuily arranged and an appropriate
motto, Christ Is Risen" hung suspen.
ded In the centre of the pulpit.
The evenings exercises were|opened
with singing by the school, Hark
What Means Those Holy Voices" fol-
lowed by prayer.
Irene McWhorter gave a recitation
entitled The Child Jesus "
Matte and Bessie Hebb, little daugh-
ters of Mr.. Mitchell Hebb, gave a reel
tation, followed by a song. After which
the West choir sang an anthem.
Little May Herring, recited E piece
In cunning and charming manner.
The school then sang "Christ is Here /"
Mr.. Harry Palmer gave an excellent
recitation of" How Rubenstein Played
on the Paino." Mr.. Palmer is good
elocutionist, and in giving this piece,
which, by the way, ia a very difficult
one, he proved himself a god mimic
He has a good voice and his articula-
ton is perfect. He was frequently in
terrupted by the little ones, who seem
ed to enjoy it a. much as the older
folks. The school sang joyful It'd
ings.
The original poem, Blanche
Christmas" WAS read by Miss Matte
Bonner, who Ia well known no doubt 70
the readers OF the REPUBLICAN, as SHE
has lately contributed several poems u
Its columns The poem was very ap
propriate for the occasion, and was wei
delivered.
Sallie Jones gave select reading en-
titled Christmas Breakfast" followed
by an anthem by the choir.
After a few timely remarks by tn
Rev. A. n. Keigwin. the audience wa
dismissed with the benedictioI.
After the exercises the scholars an,
parents were Invited down into tn
Sunday school room, where the chit
dren were treated to sight of KRIS
Kringle, represented by Mr.. Janvie,
who was seated on q wagon drawn b
some ten little girls into the lectur
room, where tho infant scholars ha
been seated, when the little ones rushe
forward to shake old Kriss by the han
and evineed their pleasure in real gem
Inc shouts
The en- tertaIDment was very plea,
ant affair, and those having it in chare
discharged their lshors in highly an
commendable manner.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
FIT TIL EDITION.
Doas.

Inc eu6nuADoo ~ b. Peters fair
institute Hall IL increasing.
Dear lunch at Sparks ~ loon TO- pi,,,
Taylor and Button wood streets.
Pierce Gould offers . reward Of g.
dollars Tor the recovery Of . roam oo'I
which straysd away on the ed ult II
Tho February term Of Cour, -
commences February I'd. Aprlic,,,I
for licenses will soon begin 70 advent
Benjamin Wirt, tho young man III,
Was snot On New Years eve. /, /,
proving.
A new carpenters rule, dropr4l u
Fourth and Shipley ssr~cts, awain n
owner ~ tbs REPUBLICAN Office
Start the new year by buying t.,
q" Howe SOW ing machine from
Marshall, Cos Shipley street.
Rev. George W. Dubois. u. Il i.
tor Of Calvary r. Il. church, ha, -,
signed on account Of advancing irar1
ties.
Tho Young Mems Republican On
are considering - TO the advisabli,
II either purchasing or hui ldins ps,
lie hall.
For dressmakers the new bias a.
ers are the best thing out. See them
the Howe Office. 60s Shipiey stree,
r. Marshall.
NJ o. ,,.s,u
5wathmore College, Delaware C6un,
Pa from Dallas, Texas. i. spspdr,
the holidays with M irs Ada, dau.lr|
of Howard T.. Finn, Esq, OF Nesn-
Al Ltna. ., ..-,,
-, =, a.. n,u~
Ih.II COS az ,.i.y -, Nv
1.-THE agency Tor the Calivranb a..
Writer.
ruv a p..,.
49,, ~ a.. ~ &c d W ~
a.. "''''u' az
work and the wife and s.x.,al c,,,.-
Ibe,ps sick.
no, u.u. ,
n..nm op'!o
.,,1a,,. 49, ~ ~ T.. ma nals
I,po 4, c.r,h, IN n ,,a,hin. -,
Creased The vonnd
mPsla' g. meetlhg nht' u.
auslic 81 .ne ~ a vi" D.
n' ia AZ 'ho rory Tree Inn WAFER AZ
s,o,a"t 'o'" A'N'"''"'
The C"ur, Of Admiralty met yost'
day IN the I nited Stat'~ CouT' To-.
win judge wales on the b-nct,
there h~in9 no business |ir
ooo''' u 500" "'Jou'heo'
| Williamson Son, watch AN "a
makers and jewelers.. No. sic Fra
street, presented 81 Jsm's casH
lover Third street bridge with h'a|
some ciook on New Year'r day
The steamer Mary AorgAu, that II
between this city and Philadelphia Al
summer, will be- taken from Chester \
Jacksonville, Fla, " here she vii. Iun a
Southern watern
The gentleman who advertised ior
isa,cbei d ropp.d In III. Operu Nous. Il
. tn. RspupLIcAs on Thurrday Vi. ID
!, A. nv calling NJ tbe hux once. Us
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Consul 10 LeanrO.

DR.. X. III. Davis, Of Philadelphia.
and son Of Nehemiah Davis. No. zoos
Lombard street, this city, has been ar
pointed by President Arthur United
States consul to Loango, on the west
coast OF Africa, some Ave hundred
niles south Of the equator. DIR. Davis
left New York on Wednesday morning
at o'clock for bis destination, on the
steamer Trend, for Liverpool. 1t will
take fifty days for him to reach the city
OF Loango, the capital Of the country
In which he Is to represent the interests
Of the United States,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Afdlng Grant.

Mr.. Cyrus w. Field on Friday re-
ceived from d. W. Wesson, of Spring
field, Massachusetts,, a check for 81 600
az q contribution towards the fund of
500, 900 now being raised for the relief
of the personal effects of General Grant.
"A prominent Government official"
in Washington is reported as saying
that " when in New York a few day .
ago he learned that five physicians had
been called in consultation to examine
the state OF General Grants health,
and had arrived at the conclusion that
the General was at present completely
broken down, physically, and required
absolute rest.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

The temperance society lately formed
in South Wilmington In TO have a
select 90 tsrtAinmrnt In Madel-y chapel
on saturday evening next, Jan. 10th,
the proceeds going towards fitting them
out for effective work. Miss Lizzie T..
Phillips, the we'll known elocutionist,
and Mrs. Theodosia w. Phillips, the
select reader, have been engaged u
give the enter IA inment. Musical selec.
tions will be rendered by Competent
partieN
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Tho Danger Of Mator,stes.

BERLIN, Jan, 2-Psince Bismarck,
in acknowledg ine the contribution Of
800 marks for his use by the citiz~ns
Of Elber field, writes letter stating
that the sympathy extended to bun
shows that the German nation seer
the danger Of msjorities which are
only I'M tied in opposition 10 measures
proposed by tb. government and which
collapse when called upon to form o.
support a government.
He says that he will make proposals
respecting the disposal Of the fund, A.
he con siders il impracticable 10 app y
1t to provide himself an assistant in the
foreign Ctiice, for whose salary the
Reichstag refused TO grant him credit.
If you want good canary hens OF s. cd
singers. ca ~ No. 500 j. fl rson str e,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
HI eI0 for Court.

William McGrann, who was charg-
ed before Judge Sharpley in the NUM-
cipal Court with the larceny of some
butter and meat from q market wagon,
had final hearing last evening, and
was held in 5000 bail for his appear
ance at Court.
The case of Walter Townsend, the
eolored man charged with the larceny
of pair Of chickens, was again con-
tjnued until Monday evening,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Annual MeetinE.

TIL. annual m-stlng Of the 'F'G e..
Librar, Asr.c htion was neiu a.. T..
man Hall lar evening when p,s
lowing Officers were "i"s'"' 'l,t!
dent, Anton Hauber Wee rie. ..',r
Nicholas Herold Recording Seolo ',sn
Il Won Bourbon Financia e's. nv
Hen y Sch or Ireasu hen'y ,Ja
INT, m n Librarian, +. Won p11' . !
Trust O.. Henry Miller, + ~
Schmeltzer. The associtll""
a dramatic al ferta..Gnent Al" ,#,nr
the GERMAN HIT on the tr,e.
February ) The pay oI )"
will be presented.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

BAThS-IRvIR-on New Year, day. In
Philsdeiphia, By Rev j y .Psrmeiee, John
u. Bsss. cfthis eity. " Miss May Irwin. OF
Pbi'sdciptia. q
TwADDEI.I.-HASf the
lat uit. st the parsonage Of the brandy.
vine Baptist church. Chadd's Ford, Pa.
by the Rey }. Wesiey sullivan. NJ. John
r. Iva idsll 10 Miss kmma1v Hsusln nger.
beth OF bel. TO-, p.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
- cody Denies

ALEXANDRIA,, Va Jan. 2 Rev. ID.
l. Moody has written letter to . lady
OF this city denying III" = attment Of
Mr. Core Of Richmond, thar he had over
referred 10 Lee or jackson l. individi-
Gus terms, and he asserts that be held
them In higL honor A. Christians and
a. gen tlemen.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
*,9IzzF7xEz'z:@


Incorporated In 1853 for 70 year. BY tss
Legislature for Educational and Charitsb, e
purposes-with = capital of 81 900, 00o--'',
which reserve fund OF over $3.50 0o0 has sinc-
been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its rrar
chiso was made part of the present Stat.
Constitution adopted Dec. Ind. A. u 1917
The only Lottery ever voted on and ep.
forsed ny the people Of any state. 1t mover
scales or postpones.
Its GRAND single Number Draw.
lngs take place monthly.
4 NPLENDuD OPPORTUNITY T0
WIN 4 FORTUNK. FIRST GRAM
DRAWING, GLASS LIN THE AGADE
MY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUFsS
DAY y nary -, lssS-.l76th Monthly
CAPITAa PRIZE, oy5, 400.
loo, OoO Tick cts ~ Five D0Ilars Each
Rraet1o ms, ~ F1ftha In PrOpoRs10u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
C.,..... r.s,ornx Establish ' o.,

The holidays are over "hou .urr
wanted ~ Ia for presents ~ ,loIh
ADD frieuu- rom Carson 5 a., .hwert
and reliAblr tailoring esIao''t I'M, !,
Seventh and Market streets, can al
time Is not past when oaiS ode w.
will furni sh the best snitS ma, IN, ~
most approved sty lie, l9r a,"yst'r
money that they can be had an; me II
He keeps but the best OF o, 10 Give ar
work men, and never 'a''' "
faction
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
DIG jSlhh DknFE.
~ RFGIsTER'sOF

DIG ihh NknFE
IL FGIsTER'sOFFItE
EkN tAhrLE COUNTY, DEL,
Dec"Iaber sth, ISs4.
Upon the application Of william NJ. Stuck.
ert, Administrator of Thomas ". "eivill, IaL- nf
Il ion Hundred, In said county de-
ceased, 1t Is ordered and direct a BY the Re-.
lister that q Administrator Aforesaid give notics
ofprantinR oflttterbof al m n istration pom the
estate of the decreased, with the date OF grant
Ing thereof, by causi Y advertise ents To n,
Pc t-t within forty days from the date Of suct
lett r in tx of the most pnhlic places in tint
county ~ New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO pres-nV
the same or Ahd. by an Act Of Assembly, In
SUI h cast made and provided and also cAust
es me to he inserted within the same y RI
Oh In the Daily REPUBLICAs newspsp..i
published in Wilmington, and 10 he contin ued
therein three weeks, q. o. d.
{ ~ Given under tht hand and Seal OF
H. :. SOnic' OF the Register Aforesaid, Al
| ~ Wilmington, IN New Castle Count,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
|. GKt BB, Re II .r
NOTICE All persons having claims aga M
the state OF the deceased mus present The
same, duly attrsted To the administrator, on on
before u ctmher sth, lss5, or abide the ~ -
A4s.' m lN In such ease ado and provided
Nm. VI. - teKE I,
AtministratoT.
Addres', ~. tsorge's, De-. A.e
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
D.vxereusiy III.

About two weeks since jazz SVv rs,p1,
ed citizen, wss taken , SICK wcrr'''
s,s' his PHI, stefan has been u, a.pit,
control and bs Is NV No. ".
ously i'll, at his residen nIdip is1sl"~
Jack ON street.. Mr.. We,a ars sss II q
Of age, and for many y sinsss in ~
gagged In the grocery oua''
city,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
Examination Of Teach ers.

An exam ination of teachers for certi-
ficates will be held in Wilmington, in
the room Of the Board of Education,
on Sixth street, Saturday, January 10,
1898, T. N. WILLIAMS,
H. G. CARPENTER,
Jan, 1, 1885. Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

NO'1Ct-l HAVt. OpE.tD AN or
~ hce 81 NJ e53 X NJ Get r the
transaction fbus IL So e,t.tn'ng 70 zeal es-
tate, hu ing and selling { pro eriy rent
col ections. negoti tiu ~ nor x C legal
papers carpf'lly rrep"r'l, nd aGy business
OF such rature hat may Ia sntrrs.a' o me
will he rau.acted With cor" and prompt neaz
Hoping 20 merit sanre Il your iat onase,I
remain AK go A.. Il.fR
ldH} sd t. Ii In
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
ArOAPITALPRIZE, $50, 900. "a
Tiek ess Only 20. shsres I'm proper
zion.
Louisiana State LotteryCompany

- We do hereby CERTIFY that We supofviet
ne arrangements for all the Monthly atQ
'cmi-Annual drawings OF Tho I.ouisiAnL
'tste Lottery Company and IN person man
,ge and control the lIsawinss then selves, sna
hat tho eano are conducted with honest
'tirness, and ip good fai'h toward all pGrti"
sui We adthoriIo ths Company 10 use tn r
;ortihcate, with FAC -siuies OF our signatuft.
tttaehed, In It's Advertisements
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
ReOu ellOnn.

merino underwear reduced. Blankets
and comfortables reduced. Ladies'
aud cbildren's coats reduced Cranor
~ Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
AT
W. B. SHARP'S.
FOURTH ANDNARKET sTs

In fine 81 irts ont of thel
pret,iest shown this season is |
made OF Mohair. with a quill |
ted and figured silk satin
band, nine inches to a loot
deep; they are in dark green,
black and garnet. Others
made Of Silesia instead OF
Mohalr. look Just as we'll,
both being certainly the most
dressy skirt this season. SO,
$3.50 and 81.
There's lew fine Berlin
soft wool, Jersey skirts, only
III blacks. Theyare a warm,
light in weight, elegant Skirt
which You should zee early
to get. Tho e LETT are only
$I.75 from $3.
A Grey Flannel Skirt with
a knife and box pleatipg,
topped with piped bands Of
different colors, is a good
kirt Tor the money in dit
terent sizes, 75c
VIM. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market. Coss Dept
We thought we bough
nough Hassocks and Otto
mans to &c around during thu
holidays, but only those Wit
come first got them. Tn
! liassocks at SOC. were mad
of Brussels carpet that cos
from 81 to SI.5o per yard
, The Ottomans at SI.5o W
made of Wilton carpet a
81 % per yard. OF tn
quality, and at the price, n
wonder they sold SO rapid,
which goes to prove the pei
: PIE will take a good thin
q when they see it. For thos
=, !. who come and were disa,
i rumted,we will have anoth.
/ ie' a, the same prices.
n VIM. B. SHARP.
a. FunrtL and Market. Carpet Dep'a.
's There's about SO doze
,n unbleached halt hose, fu
VI l. L. Cl
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03
FOR SALE
i5o sRAREs Oh PIIAWARv u
a.e0O aiLMINGTON fITY LOAN
~ MASONIC HALL STOCK
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON
Il co.
= , "ti,. rs tifp' X
Ia kEgIsTEg pPIeE.
NEW AsTLE County TEL



NHW AsrLE CoUNTI TEL.
Jan. n, Is.5
pom the application Of G1pRGL
~ AZ II al strstpr Of NJ Ky
brIF iar OF Wilmington Ha;,
irad n aid UNITY deceased, II i ordered
agd d.'rc'' Ia fcgister that ihe an rim
!sirt.or afte. { give notice - graqttuy a.
i'tters - admit tien upon .te est4te ~
tie &c ra'ed. VIII the cate % .,rant'rl
he'e I, ~ -audfg adNertsen % Ne
p0sted ~ttiH try dtN' rom lie iiate %
suri i'tt p In * ui TIA most nuhiic plac-
tne p " New asst .. requiring al
rersors havti1 dem ndR against the estate
TO Ircsrut tie = ne ar abide ~ an Act ~
4 s-e:nbiy N sc case made and provided
III ! lsO e US" ;he same 70 be inserted within
the SAINT period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN
a newspape- published 10 ilmlngt0n, and
TO ne &C nti ned therein three weeks (eod
Given under TIE hand and Seal
/ : "i ON = Il the eY ster aforesaid.
49, VT Wilmington, In New Castle
County atcresaid. the day and year nb ,e
written
| G GAIBh. Register
NOTICE All person, hay M claims against
the estate Of the deceased must p-esent the
anne. duly attested to the ad illustrator. or
abide tie At Of hstembl, IN such Gaze made
md prov ,det: his
GEORGE IT. UUFtI
rk
administrator
Address Geo nuh . or LeyiC Bid his
attorney, ! i'el Ian3
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

1897 Prfnes, amounting to.......... $40 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only 10 the otace OF the Com pany IN
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, gtv.
Ing full address. ~ Stall HUrES, TX.
pro6s Money Orders, or New Yort Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express
(all Gums OF q and upward at orr sxpensel
| addressed
M. A DAUPHIN,
Now Orleans, La
OF n. A. DAUPHIN,
eo7 seventh st.. " eshingSon. ID.
| Make Post Once Money OrdeJs
payable and address Registered Letters =
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-03

NOR RENr-STORES Atm. W. COR
e ner Sd and Shipley streets Also I'd
and Sd story rooms, suitable for lodge rooms.
Arp'y to u. p. JOHNSON, i33ts