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Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

Phslps' Diplomatic Order,

Come time ago Allen Thorndike Il .ce
travelling In Europe, presented bimssli
70 Edwin 8. Phelps, Minister TO Eng.
land, TO be introduced 10 the Priecr
Wales. His request was refused upoi
the ground thai he had permit;e,
sArthur Richmond" to criticise Score
tary Thomas r. BayArd's pedigree and
actions in the North American Review,
OF which Mr.. Rice is the editor Since
then the following rules, published b.
the New York Tribune, 1t is said hav,
been arranged by Mr.. Phelps, sni viii
be shortly promulgated:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
To Whom it May Concern:
l. On and after this date the name OF
this Legation will be The Legation Of
Thomas +. Bayard. The change is made
In order to conform tho name to the
policy Of the undersigned.
2. Thomas r. Bayard being Q Della
ware citizen, it is understood that the
Secretary Of Legation, his assistant and
the clerks In the office shall totally alb
stain from the consumption Of any
variety OF grapes except the Della
ware"
8. All persons wishing to be present
ed ut court must file q certificate from
Thomas #. Bsyard setting forth that
they have never orally, In writing or
by signs, made uncomplimeutary refer.
ences TO Thomas r. Bayard.
4. All consuls in England accred ite6
to this country from the United States,
and who have heretofore been known
~ American consuls, will hereafter be
styled Bays ard consuls. The rule above
mentioned In regard 10 Delaware grapes
will also apply TO them
3. The freedom Of the press will be
allowed To proceed for the present, pro-
vided the exercise is no way incoasis
tent with the personal comfort OF
Thomas +. Bayard.
s. All editors Of newspapers and
periodicals coming TO England from the
United States are reminded that presen :.
tation at court IL one Of the private, in
dividual perquisites Of the undersigned,
and will be welded as a peKQuisite-
and on occasion as club.
Z. A eulogy upon the gifts and
gracts of Thomas f. Bsyard will be
pronounced by the undersigned at the
Legation every Wednesday evening and
every Sunday afternoon. The attend.
ance OF members OF the Legation upon
this servics 10 compulsory. Americans
In London on Wednesdays or Sundays
VINO absent themselves from the ser
vice, except upon q doctors certificate,
will be liable 10 have their passports
revoked
The members OF this Legation will at
once proceed to organize themselves in.
to the Bsyard Guards The Guards
will hereafter parade upon the Ali of
July, February %, and Thomas F.
Bayard's birthday.
The men bers of the Legation when
writing Id albums will confiue them
selves to trsnscribing this sentiment:
A public office Is a Bayard trust.
The undersigned bess leave to call at
tention 70 the tact that he js prepared
70 execute private revenges and spites
with despatch il not with neatusss.
(Signed EDWIN j. PHELPS,
Envoy ExtrA rdinary ard Minister |
OF Thomas +. Bayard
near the Court of St. james.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
FOURTH EDITION
rhs Levy Court.

The Levy Court held o session yester-
| dsy with all tho members present, and
President Taylor In the chair. A petit.
tion was presented by Or. Harlan,
George G. Lobdell and Joseph L. Car.
penter. Jr. asking the Court to sppro-
pirate money toward the support OF the
Ferris Reform School, and the matter
was referred 70 q special committee,
consisiing Of Mcssrs. Hickman, Ha-
man. McCracken, Msckey and Toy. A
communication was also received from
the Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Children, which was referred to
Meesrs. Toy, Mackey, Shallcross,
kothwell and President Tay lor. County
Treasurer Herbert addressed the Court
and said be thought some better means
should be devised for the collection OF
taxes, as thus far be had received but
$f3 goo out OF the total levy Of S235, 900,
an that unless something was done In
the matter be would not be able to
honor the orders drawn by the Court.
The attorney Of the Court Was in
structed to enter satisfaction on the
official bond OF. William b. Mccoy,
collector for New Castle Hundred In
1885, and the resignation OF John B.
Price, inspector for East Brandy wine,
was read and accepted.
The election OF inspectors WAS then
taken mp, and after Columb bus Watkins
had been elected for East St. Georges,
and Nathaniel Williams for West St.
Georges Hundred, the further con.
OF the matter was postponed
until the next meeting.
A bill from the Delaware & Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Company was
referred TO the Building Com mittee, and
the Court approved the action Of the
in appointing William Elem.
ing jAnitor OF the Court House.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

Patrick II. Coyle, who was asSal.s
aud seriously injured on Friday nia1
October l, died at the slmshouse 30
8 O'Clock this morning, and as soon.
word OF his death wss received Oh u
police station the Chief OF Ponce :
only gave orders for the arEeit Of E,l \.
and McDonough, who were under wv w,
bail each on the charge OF assaalls.
him, but also started in search Of ''''
himself. He found McDononen n
gagged at his work OF q tin rootef, y. =,
took him in custody, while Rilio na ~
arrested about the same time By Oay \,
Todd. Both men were taken 70 ~
hall, and will be committed wilG-
bail to New Castle jail unit. the MOVIE
her court.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Would Not Pay Bis Bill.

Between 8 and 6 O'Clock last evs,,.
o well. dressed young colored man n,
into Higgins' restaurant, on Mut|
street below Third, and after eatIu, h
cents, worth Of oysters refused 10 y
for them. The girl who waited on N
called Mr.. Higgins, and BIZ allese, N
the man struck ut him and lhs, Ia =
obliged TO uss o blackjac in sslt-al
tense. Officer BroadhArt v as callas
and took the colored man TO The mi
where he gave his name as Henry DuI
henson. He bad hearing before Juir
Cummins this morning, when be NJ
that 1t was his intention 10 pay the mi
but that Mr.. Higgins did not give III
time TO get The money OFT u bis pocta|
be fore he assaulted him with a blviI
jack and cut his head. He was M
fenced TO ray fine of 81 AID costs
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Stealing Rides on street Cars.

Notwithstanding the notices which
have been published In all the papers OF
this city forbidding boys stealing rides
on street cars, there are some who still
persist in this pernicious practice, and
yesterday afternoon Edwin Mcconnell,
Q boy about IS years old, was arrested
while stealing ride on one of the city
passenger railway cars on Front street.
de had hearing before Judge Cum
Minis this morning, when he said that
he couldn't zee how 1t was the officer
let nigRers ride. but arrested HIN, and
the Judge replied. "Well, suppose it's
because they have some rights In this
country that white people have not"
He was sentenced 10 pay o rine Of s.
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Masquerade Party.

Last ey snipR merry party Of aboI.
SO couples In fancy dresses met al No.
2lS East Fourth street, and marched to
the p, W. & b. Railroad Station, and
took the 7.40 train to Riverside
farm, where they INDUCED in dancing
until IL. 80 p. IN. when a stump.
tuous supper was served. After full
justice had been done to the many
tempting visnds dancing was resumed
and continued until 2 o'clock this
morning, when they returned TO this
city in special train, well pleased with
the nights entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
DIED.


TGOkER.-0n the lith inst, Theresa
Tucker. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
,, vited 70 attend the funeral nom the resi-.
dence Of John Holland. near st. James'
church. Mill CreeK Hundred, or Thursdsy
~ II .. m; Interment at old Oatholi CO me-
WhARfON.-0n the 18th inst, Frank Hall
Wharton, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, on West Fourth street. Silver
Brook, on Thursday afternoon At q O'Clock
interment In Wilmington and Brandywine
oeneesfy.
NOM ULLlN.-Near st. Georges. uctober
MARY T., daughter OF VIM, and Sarah
Mcmullin, aged IL months.
kIhkWOOD-On the 18th inst. Robert
kfKwood, sg.d ToyeaB.
his relatives and friends are respectfully
invittd to attend hii faneral from hls ia e
residence, At DuPonts Banks, on Fridsy
morning 81 $50 O'Clock. High mass At sd
Josepht Church. lnhrment at st. Joseph's
Cemetery.
TWkED.-At his home IN Eivaston, Han
COCK County. Ill, on September ~, isse, OF
Vpnoid fever, Andrews Tweed, formerly
OF Mill Greek Hundred, Del.
WHIfELOCK.-In Hockessin. on the 18th
lnst., James Whitelock, Of paralysis, aged
The relatives and friends OF the family sre
invited 10 meet At the wiIm lngton and
brandywine Cemetery, on Friday Afternoon.
At 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
FIFTH edition

LOU.
1t az King St. Jos. Il, G G,e sall ~
Miss Katie Ross Ia ,oaas snn
days with friends at RIversIidd,un
Henry Blouth has had a hn
placed over the entrance :, I~
opposite the p, W. & B. dsnoe, a
The frst anniversarv ot ~
oonclAve. No. l, Hep asont. heedt|
celebrated In the Institu,s PHGs, vla
urday evening. the Both inst 90
The Shields Library A,,o",.s
decided to purchase the bo .,s s@ |,
Ming street and make Il tbs,! No.
quarters. " 'nel' Id
The last excursion o. the
TAKE place tomorrow to M,no ,'S o. I I
ana the Switchback over ~" 49, " ~
and the P. & R. Railroads AS "'sI
About 3 O'Clock this morr,,,
Q, the rear wall at 81. Psni'as "
church, which is now be;ns "a.
and improved, fell down eIso eala
back Of the organ and irip,irn Using
strument eighty. as,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Blind Tom.

Judge Donohue. Of the New York
Supreme Court, has denied the applica
tion of Mrs. Charity Virgins, the
mother OF Thomas Virgins, Known az
blind TJm, he wo lderiul pianist, to
nave his m, ntal condition iuorIIed into
BY committee and his estate cared Tor.
Toms fathers name was Mirso. He ia
dead. Both father and mother were
uo~:ssta saves. Tom was born in tha,
State In 1919, Wien he was four years
old the whole family was sold as slaves
TO James W. Bethune, with whom they
rem aimed until freed by the wa.
Under an agreement, Tom was placed
In control OF Betnune for five SeAhs mr.
til May, 1870, when he Would Be- Of apo
This was approved OF bS S. F. BavE..
superintendent OF freedmen at Auensta,
Ga Without the parents consent BE.
thune took ToU. out Of the state and
put him I exhibition as pianist In
1875 Tom became citizen Of New York
While on exhibition n Virginia. Tom
was declared o luLatic and Mr.. Be
thune's son, John G. Bethune, was de
clarsd committee of his person. Tue
latter acttd as Toms manager till 1854
when he died.
The elder Bethune was thcI appoint
ed. In the meantime Mrs. WigEius re
moved TO New York. she brought sui,
against Bethune fer the services Of he,
son and an accounting OF the profits {,
the exhibitions since 1865. This suit II
pending at Alexandria, Va. The Ole
lady has twelve children, the Oldest 81
years old and the youngest Is, all borr
in slavery. Afijsvits state that Tom
though possessed Of wonderful musical
ability, is an idiot. The application
was denied on the ground that pro iced
ings should be Instituted in the Stat,
where the committee was frs: ap
pointed.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Death from Paralysis.

James Whitelock, who worked at
boots and shoes In our city for
many years, died az the residence Of bis
son, at Hockessin, Mill Greek Hun
dred, to which place he removed last
Ma, Oh, on Tuesday, from parhl ysis, in
the 18th ear Of his age. He had been sn
invalid for several yeare, and had been
cor fined TO the house for long time.
His remains will be inferred in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
on Friday afternoon a. 80 o'clock, and
his relatives and friends are invited 70
be present at that time.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Fatal Accident at Milford.

Last Saturday while Charles Marvel
was assisting to load a vessel al Milford
with fine piling, double block, weigh.
ing about twenty pounde, which WIS
used tor hoisting, fell from the mast
head, distance of seventy feet, and
struck him on the back of the head
crushing IN his skull. He was removed
70 his home ard died about 8 o'clock
the came afternoon. The unfortunate
man was about % years OF age, and
leaves widow with three small chill
dreu.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

Attractions at the Academy Of Music
The McCaull Opera Company will ar
pear at the Academy Of Music this
evening In "Falka" and to-morrow
night in the "Black HussAr," "Falka''
is considered by many the best comic
opera nov before the public, and as
neither OF these operas have been given
In this city they will no doubt draw
crowded houses both nights. The Nc
Caull Opera Company has reputation
second 10 none, and as Colonel McCauli
will personally direct both perfor-
mances, there can be no doubt about
their being given In the very best man.
ner.
On Friday evening Mr.. w. r. Scan
Ian, the celebrated Irish comedian, will
appear in "Shsne Ns.Lswn," in which
he will sing THE Low Back Car" ard
q number Of songs written by himself.
inciudlng Remember. Boy, You're
Irish, Come Along My Darling, "and
the ever pop llar ''Peek-a- Boo"
On Monday and Tuesday evening
BARLEY Campbell's "Cllo" will be pre-.
sented At the Academy of Music.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Great sale of stock.

At q stock sale at G,enview, Ken
lucky, two horses were sold at high
prices. Nutwo0d, "the greatest living
stud" and representative OF the Ham
bletonians, sold TO 4. d Stout, Of Du.
buque. Iowa, for S22, 900, and Pancosst,
of the great Manbrino Chief, was pur
chased by John II Shuts, of Brooklyn,
for t2S 900. The forty-two head realized
Sl22. e35 The sale continues three days
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

A telegram from Shenandoah, l
Gays that to xn and the whole Malauv,|
Valley lie threatened with q water ~
inc. Only one shower OF rain hss ~, M
In nine weeks, and the streams ID md
valley are almost wholly dried up; q,
water supply at the co,lieries ,om
hausted, and unless rain shsIi f' M
within the next few days NEST CO VI
collieries not SUI piled from the g', 0ns
dam will be compelled to suspend nj, nj
ratioBs. The town supply IS aI~
ming short, and the prospect OF al u, ,n
exhaustion of the supply Is CsN
great alarm among the people.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Rand Hurt.

A boy had one OF his hands quite
badly hurt by the glazing machine in
faylor's morocco factory, at Fourth
and Madison streets, on Tuesday after
noon. He was taken to Griffith's drug
store, and physician dressed the
wound.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Large sale of stock.

VIM. P. Proud visited our cl.yh ID
morning, and took tour thiousIs opI
MARI ct 10 order 10 try and iadu0 ~ Css
of the farmers to attend the sale o. 10
treville, to morrow (Thursdsy1. at h
noon, rs he claimed that the Iuo' bss
of cows will then be sold thai ns' tpb
brought to that place for lonea W
All who wish TO purchase shou''
the hint.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Carpenters in Demard d.

j. D. Seeds & Sons advertise for five
first class carpe nters to go to the country
at sl6 per week. Other builders also
need additional workmen. There are q
great many houses being erected in our
city. and an effort is being N sde TO have
them completed before cold weather
sets in. Hence the demand for car.
penters, plastsrers and painters.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
oraar. for 3 600 Freight Cars,

OHuuHb TUT U,OOV . ,,nfI
The Pennsylvanis Railroad Co oo iii.|
has just placed orders for ., wv iii N
tional freight cars. OF these 4Go W. al
constructed at the Altoona shops
will be built by the Berwick C n0aIlsa..|
200 by the Allison Works OF fn, ns ~
phia, 200 by the Carlisle Works ap'T mi
by Pardee & 90. of Watsontown. ,osrtl|
balance win be built by other ca 0hy|
In the State. The Baltimore Az VII hi
has placed orders for 1000 cars w'' pit,t|
oar works 1T Milton, Pa, and tns qci|
burg and Western has oroefeu
freight cars,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Thsir First Anniversary

Friendship Conolave, Nc. /. Order O
Hep,ssophs or Seven Wise Men, viii
celebrate their first anniversary IN In
stitute Hall on Saturday evening, Octo
Der 30th. An interesting program vii
be presented, and as the admission viii
only be 10 cents the hall will no dout
be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
A SILK M|XTUREAT SIS.

Yesterdays news finn our wo-krooms
puts us 10 possession 4 another notable
suit for the money.
A Silk-Mixed CASHMERE that we can
endorse and look you n the face with
(Silk. Mixed Cassimeres are goods to be
avoided unless qualityis good). Out of
the staple run Of materias.
A sturdy cloth (tink of that as you
wear it). with sparkle s,ot of silk wove
through it as thickly as these types stand.
Neat and genteel. Duet enough to take
the fancy of good maly people who don't
care about bright colus or patterns and
want change from soln colors. Will
wear like board.
Mems Suits, 81 500.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
H0USEKEEPERS
Phillips Kane,
SOLE MANUFACTURER,
No. S East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

ROR SALE-THE PLAINS, 80 ACRES,
u divided In farms; buildings cost sle0,.
600. This lie the finest farm in u. s., for stock
or fruit raising, Price ss5 600, with stock
and crops; all stock Of best quality: on liber.
al terms. Everything is In the best condi.
ton, firm soil and will improve. No. 2
nice little farms of5c. Is. 10 and acres, near
1900 Also farius adjoining kredericktown
on Sassafras river, divided by public rosd:
nice homes and In good order; one contains
$50 acres the other 13b acres. will sell the
two for els, 900, or separately for III 900, and
a, 900 The larger one produced this year
~ bu. OF VIII eat TO an acre on IS acres and
there are 30 bushels OF corn to the acre on 70
acres; there is 1900 worth OF fine chestnut on
the property; nice buildings and fencing,
beautiful homes and best Of society Terms
liberal. Apply to GEO. W. INGRAM,
Middletown, del. s2o-eod i'm
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
He Was Very Drunk.

Yesterday afternoon the police ar.
rested James Springer, who was so
drunk that he had TO be hauled to tae
police station in wagon. This morn.
ing he begged Judge Cummius to let
him off, and was told that he could 20
when he handed over 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
naaa Dismissed.

John aud George Drake, both 1sc UIs
were arraigned before Judge miratl
this morning charged with COMMIT nboai a
an assault on James Magul,e ssdtps
O'Clock last night, but as tne cbLf
was not sufficient TO sustain tne
the case Wa dismissed. -
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

Stansbury Murray has en- exhibition
In his window, No. 104 East Front
street, an ear Of corn which was grown
on the farm OF Charles Bush, Esq, the
grains of which are sinRulsrly variega'
ted, and present very striking appear
ance.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

Every day We receive invoices o.
Iresh grapes, eggs, poultry, potatoes
apples, cabbage, celery, Sc. All OIL
consignment, to be sold 10 city trade OF
NJ fnllsdelphia prices. Cali and see
9s. GOODS sold by US delivered free tc
depots or in the city.
SPICER, ALLEN G. Co.
300 king street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
Entertainment and Rail-

Next Monday evening TIE Delaware
Saengerbund will give grand liter
tainment at the German Hall, on Sixth
street near Walnut. and the price OF
tickets, admitting 9 gentleman and
lady, have been fixed at co cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
MARRIED.

BuLLEN-PkICE.-.At Camden, n. J., on
the 18th inst BY the Rev. j. j. Slesper.
Harrison Builen AMI Martha Pries- both
OF New Castle County. Del.
MAhkS-LAwSON.- the lath inst. nv
Rev. L. marks. Mr.. Albert B. Marks and
miss Lulu Lawson, oil Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
L A ID I e S.
the Queen Pure aubber sn.c,.,,

rne Queen Pnre Rubber specials,
inonpensaole 70 Ladies. No drugs. Sat,
and always reliable. Endorsed by prom,
nent physicians, and worth It's weight II
gold. Enclose &c. (stamps) for full particu
lars, sample, etc, sent you securely sealed
ladies' can address as In sacred confIdenoe
Mention this paper.
The Preach Specific Company.
st. Adams Place, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
BUSY, BUSY, VEIY BUSY

We like to be busy We make great preRraons
We made up large choice stock OF "Rese Clothing, let
the public they their
and the neighbors are sending thss We have all
the nducemen that to make Busy IDuse nameyvare
Reliable Goods and Modest Prices FIJI Oercosts are going
nicely.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
PYLE &
LICHTENSTEIN,
No. 226 MARKET ST,
WILMINGTON DEL.
WILMINGTON DEL.

We are now ready for
fall and winter business, with
Ia large line of new goods,
selected with great care from
Philadelphia, New York and
Boston markets. We made
our selections early, and feel
confident that we can suit
the most fastidious,
Our Cloak Department is
complete with a beautiful
line of goods. We have a
full line Of Wraps, Visites,
Seal Coats, Jackets and New
markets, made of Frizzas,
Seal Cloths. Pushes, Boucle,
Berlin Twills, Astrachan,
Diagonal and Beavers, made
of best materials, handsome
ly gotten up with good,
heavy satins, and trimmed
with good grades OF Fur,
Beaver and Pushes, and at
as low prices as has ever
been known.
Our Dress Goods Depart
ment is full to OVERLOOKING
with a large assortment of
Black Cashmeres, Silk Warp
Henriettas, Silk Mixtures,
Black Silks, Tricot Cloths,
Hairline Cloths in sixty
different styles, SO, 40 and
"a inch, Cloth Suitings, Vel
vets, Tricotines. Silk; in fact
we have as nice a line as
can be found anywhere. and
at prices that are as low, if
not lower, than the lowest.
We not only have the differ
ent grades, but our assort-l
ment of colorings il COM
plete.
Blankets and Quilts vel
'ave from so cents to SIS al
pair, and plenty of them.
We took advantage of the
market when wool was low, |
and can now offer at retail
what is being asked for some
of them in the wholesale
markets.
Our Hosiery, Glove No.
ion and Trimmings L epart.
nents are in elegant condi-
ion,
We have a complete line
Of KID, Silk and Fabric
Gloves, IIankerchiefs, Zeph-
yrs, Woods, Knit Goods,
Laces. Rraids, Fringes,
Stockings, Small Wares,
Buttons, ETC., in all the new
and desirable things, and at
surprisingly low prices.
In Ribbons, as usual, we
are ready with all the new
colors, and still have the con-
troll for this market for the
well-known Coronet Rib
bons, which is the most pop
ular brand in this country,
and for quality and price
cannot be excelled; although
the price OF raw silk has ad-
vanced, we still sell at our
usual low prices. In Ladies',
Mems, Misses and Chill
dren's Underwear we have a
tuIl line in all grades and
sizes. at the lowest market
prices.
Buying all our goods from
importers and manufacturers
direct, and at their lowest
cash price g, we will enable
our many patrons to save
money by buying of Us.
Manufacturing all our own
garments in quantities, and
doing strictly hrst-class
work, We will save our Gus.
TONERS So to $40 on each
garment, as they will save
the fabulous prices that
the New York manufactur-
ers ask, and we carry at all
times a full assortment Of
sizes.
neutrality-suspicious. cut
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13

UTANTED-rwO GOOD HOUSE CAR
w penters Immediately. Apply to
LEWIS r. GkUB $50 Pine street, ols-7ts
Daily Republican., 1886-10-13
CRANOR & co.

NoTIOE-l, WILLIAM REEVES, TEN
~ ANT OF the house situated on the
Concord pike, in Brandywine Hunired,
school district No. Q, known as Parry's hotel,
County OF New Castle and state OF Della
ware, In compliance with the requirem ents
Of the Acts OF the General Assem- bly, in such
case made and.provided, do hereby give mo-
tice that shall apply In writing TO the
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery of the state of Delaware, in
and for New Castle County, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of November, A. D., 1855,
being the mex, term OF said court,
for a license for said house as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of In.
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens OF said district
recommend the said application, viz:
Chas Leech ChAs Leech Jr
Henry Journey Daniel Forbes
John W Whey George A Harkin5
jacob w Twad6sll Aaron Is Parry
Curtis Tslley Hugh Ramsey
Henry NJ Pike Moses Palmer
T Harkins Martin Hendric
Daniel Ryan Stewart Ramsey
ol3.d&w WILLIAM HEWES.