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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-25
ASBURY PARK PROSPERING.
THE BEST SUMMER EVER KNOWN AT THAT
PoPULAR REsOETLTIE HOTEL REGISTERS.

THE BEST SUMMER EVER KNOWN AT THAT
POPULAR RESOGT-THE HOTEL REGISTERS.
Asbury Park, y. j., Aug. "a (speciaD.-The crowds
here this larger than they any time last
season. spite the fact that cottage rentals ad
vanced this season higher To-day
all cottages occupied and the hotels filled TO
OVERLOOKING. The records kept AZ the station show that
the receipts Of railroad will certainly be 4Oper cent
Increase Of last The hotels
with music this evening. Hops being held 1T the
Coleman House the Metropolitan Hotel the West End
Hotel Han, the Surf House. the oriental, the
Hotel, Norwood Han, the Hotel brunswick. the
Windsor and other houses
The popular Coleman House + winning fresh laurels
under K. Ralph. It's owner. and W. swope,
This fail and winter Mr.. Ralph Will
add another wing to the house. 1t will be Of brick
and Arproof Most Of the engaged until Sep
TENDER Is.
The excursion season is at It's height Yesterday
the extra trains brought 10000 people here.
John Rockefeller OF Sunset Hail. in Fourth-ave., will
another wing 70 that house 70 match the one no
erected last winter.
The Rev. Mr. Thompson is guest of the Fairfield. in
Thlrd-ave
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs Lewis r. Dunn, Of Elizabeth.
are registered at the Ocean Hotel.
M. and Mrs. J. :. Huber and Miss Libbie Huber, OF
Albany, newcomers az the Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Kitcham and Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Cole Of Ncw-Yorl, the ocean Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. d. 5. Vernon, Of New York enjoying
lfe Ut the West End Hotel
Governor Robert Green, Of New-Jcrsey who sea
Grit. Is frequent visitor here.
Henry C. Miller and family, Of Newark, comers
at the Wayerly
Congressman benjamin Buterworth has his family at
the Hotel Brunswick.
Colonel Il. c. Thayer, Of NewYorH, has his autograph
on the Coleman House register
James a. Bradley the energetic founder OF the Park,
has gone " Canada with Mrs. Bradley.
L. Douglas Jones, the New-York banker, has taken
rooms at the Ocean Hotel.
John j. Dillon the Albany politician IS a guest Of the
West End Hotel
Among the ate arrivals are the following:
Wilson Mrs. T. J. smythe, Miss =. Smythe w. T. VII
son. /. W. Wilson, Miss Bertha Wilson, J.. -. Brown,
New York; MI and Mrs. Alexander b. Carver Yonkers;
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Evans. New Bruins wick y. J.
End IIoel-Mrs. G.. o. Cole ). Campbell and
i1y, Mrs COlahan, Miss Colahan D.. Dllenbeck New
York; Mr. and Mrs.. J.. r. Greene. Hackensack
Hotel Brunswick-Alrs. ]. n. Weed. Mics Weed New
burg y. Y Mrs. T. Il. Rogers Sing Sing Mr. and Mrs.
Lesley, c. w. Pietson. +. d. WHITAKER. Philadelphia
Sunset Ha-Mrs A. Dryer Miss Dryer, Mrs Henry
Lessner Malcomson. Brooklyn Mrs. John McRlnsy,
Miss Annie Hager, Albany Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. LCth-
ridge Mrs. NJ J. Holmes, jersey City.
The Hamilton-Mrs. J. g. Reitler Miss X. NJ Reither.
Miss Burns. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs A. J. Williams, J.
h. Befeh d. ". Test Philadelphia
Ocean HOTEL Il. Ferris, Mrs C. b DE Kyn r. Il.
De Rlyn, &. c. De Kyn New York; Mr. and Mrs c. II.
Wheeler Brooklyn; w. A. Cox Miss Bertha Cox, william
Cox. Albany.
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,s,or and other diplomats who are now In NEWPORT
WIN come 10 Lenox on September l.
Dwight Collier has arrived, and Is occupying ''e
Walker cottage 49,. ..,,,.,o,
- xo,rrort where they have been tho guests Of Mrs.
Frederick Vanderbilt.
There was another hare and hound chase on Iuesaay
percy Turnurc and Miss Ives were the haFes ana MISS
Numin Miss Turnure, Mr.. Gray, Woodruff Haven, Dr.
ponhins. Mr. Knnicutt, Mr.. Bradford, Mr. Day anu
Mr. Morawetz were the hounds The chase was through
40 woIev Mace over the hill, and back on the Pitts
sN,, "a 20 lee crossing to Lenoxdale and home
1y funds lost the trail near the Woolscy place. and
ch time wac spent in finding 1t again. Inc hares
, in without being caught, having covered ten mleS
q, t,rtv-one minutes Miss Ives was c0mpnmeh'ed gu
her excellent riding.
III. ocia meeting of the Lenox Club has been called
m consider the increasing OF the annual uucs ior n
',,roso of buying more land and enlarglng the cuo
property. ,.. 80 ,,ss 1.r,er
,,hters ~ Charles Lanier, will give ball ON
Thursday, September 20. . ,,..-.,.,u ,,..., .,,.
,-oak Among them are the following: Mrs Brace
II TovIe J. Ramis Mrs. Edward Delafeld, Mrs.
r. f. Batchelder, W. II. Cullen, MIS- L. h'als' MIS-
r. r Evans. the Rev. Clarence Buel, George r. Fitch
d wife Miss buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. ID. W.
Thomnson william Hale Thompson, r. ID. watson
MIC watson Colonel Glover ard wife, john j. Marhs'
J. stevenson, Miss Stevenson, W. N Cohen Newly ORR
" II Towne Samuel Wells Cummings. Mrs. A. NJ.
cummings Mr. and Mrs. Frank d. White, Lawrence
White W. NJ. Wilson and wife, E. W. Merrill Boston,
Mrs. f. A. HOLSTER, Mrs ID. A. watson MISS "a'Son'
Miss Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. HOLSTER, Rochester;
Ioh Allen and wife, Hartford; j. E. Hanchett, j. 5.
porlov Albany: George +. Jones and wife. Baltl-
more John W. Combs Mrs Edward d. Combs, Gilbert
combs. Newark; Mrs. Eugene A. Burcher, Miss Mabel
pIrcber Miss Alice NJ. Hogson William A. Warner
Nou.Uaven; A. L. Meyers, Stamford, Conn MIS-.
!. II. Edgar Wasterman Edgar, Staten Island.
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MAYOR GRANT 4 GUEST At LENOx
PERSONAL NoTrs-NEw ARRIVALS.


Lenox. Mass, Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-Mayor Grant, of
New York, was here this week for a few days the
guest of c. G. Haven. Mr.. Haven took the Mayor
and party of friends out on his fourin-hand.
dinner party also given for him, al which were
present Winthrop Gray. Judge Ingraham. James Bar
clay, Colonel Payne, W. l.. Bacon and others.
There large dancing party at the Laners on
Monday night for Miss Lizzie Laner.
Mis-. William d. Sloane Will give a series Of dinner
dances every Monday night in september. She will
not give large ball this year.
Ex-Secrtary Whitney and Mrs. Whitney have re-
turned from brief visit 10 Newport where they have
been the guests of Mrs. Paran Stevens.
Mrs. Hamilton Kuhn and son have just arrived from
Europe and at their cottage here.
+. Augustus schernerhOm has opened his cottage
this week for the first time in three four years
David Lydg Is here. lie viii begiu to build his
cottage soon. The plans have already been pre-
pared
Mavroyeni Bey the Turkish Minister; Count sala,
Ggant FogeAia. ME. eLEares. The acting British Min.
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rRAvEL TO LONG BRANCH INCREASING.
AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS DONE BY TRAIN AND
Observation-Disclosures OF THE SEASON.

AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS DONE BY TRAIN AND
sTEAMBoAT-NoTEs OF THE SEASON.
Long Branch Aug "a SpeciaD.-The rush OF
visitors TO this section of the NewJersey seacodst CON
tnues undated. The railroad trains from both
north and south are crowded with people. Yes'er
day all the aims from New York carried such loads
that many compelled TO stand up all
the way from Jersey City, Officials of the New-York
and Long Branch Railroad Company say that this
years record Of traffic will far exceed the record of
any previous year. and that for It's length this road
is doing mora business than any other limo In the
country. The Iron Steamboat Companys STEAMERS
are also beating their record. They have already
carried 10000 passengers between New-1oriH
and the great Ocean Pier.
To the great surprise Of Postmaster Williams, Sun
day mails have been resumed.
The hotels are still filled with guests. and the
rooms vacated by those going to tho mountains arc
fled by the newcomers The hotel propriotors say
the season will extend far into September.
Ground has been broken in Broadway, near Sew
enthave for the new brick building Of the Knights
Of Pythias.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver d. Byron opened their season
here this week at Leland's Ocean Theatre in " The
Inside Track" Little Marguerite Fields is with them
The company is a strong
The revival Of " The Tourists in a Pullman Carr
was witnessed this week by large audience. Will
lam A. Mestayer and Theresa Vaughn took the lead
ing parts. They are well supported.
The cottagers and hotel guests have merry times
fishing and yachting Bamegat Bay
Tho summer houses on the bluff opposite the United
states Hotel have been removed to the lawn as the
bluff was crumblng away beneath them.
4 new station Is 10 be erected at Deal Lake at a
cost Of over 10000 II will be known as Interlaken
Counsellor Benjamin p. Morris, brother in-law OF
exNayor Hcsler viii be married at ST. LuIes Metho
dist Episcopal Church September T. to Miss Mimic
Emmons.
The Revs. Terence Brady and Thomas +. Brennan
are registered at the United STATES Hotel
H. Bostwick and family at Leland's Ocean Hotel
Mir and Mrs. \. b. Carver, OF Yonkcrs are quar-
tered in one of the cottages Of Hlldrehs West End
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, OF st. Louis are new
corners at the Rowland Hotel
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Little and the Misses Little
are among the NewYork guests Of the scarboro
Robert Dixon, of Brooklyn, Is again a guest of Le-
lands Ocean Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Parke Goodwin are newcomers at the
ElbeUn.
The Rev. A. Vaughn Colston, of Tuxedo Park. was
here this week
George ". Hall, the steamer builder Is here He
IS registered at Hildroh's West End Hotel
Colonel and Mrs. c. V. n. Wilson are entertaining
Mrs. p. J. suydam, of Mlddlebush. and Mrs S W.
Flake. OF Railway.
Mayor a. NJ. Bradshaw. OF Lakewood has taken
rooms at the ElberOn.
Mrs W. V. Fort, of Albany, has arrived at the
Hotel Brighton.
H.Y. skinner. OF the Canadian Pacific Railway. Ia
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this city yesterday OF the largest reunions ever
held in this city elected az follows ffes
dent Charles r. Barstow vice-preSidenta r. l. Doo-
little =. X Bradley and IT, c. Hayden; assistant SER
,arr q !. Reckenridce all Of Meriden. 1t voted
% hold the next reunion Meriden. During the meet
inc addresses were delivered by the Rev. Erasus Bakes
lee General Edward IL. Whitaker and Henry W. Robert
son. Ill,
...ools is 70 read a PAPER on "Crme' at the general
meeting of the American Social Science Association IN
saratoga in September Professor F. Wayland OF inc
vale Law School will read paper on "Education ana
Crime" -, -. -
Tbe 10Th Regiment Connecticut Infantry held its re-
unon at savn Rock yesterday, there being an unusually
large attendance. ,, -.
The New-Haven County Commissioners have oeelueu 10
revoke licenses OF all liquor dealers VINO sco1e
h, AGAINST tbcn for violation OF the law which
nrovdes that no obstruction whatever can be used 10 niue
the interior and OF saloons from pubic view uuS
hours when the selling Of liquor is unlawful
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r, n, MACY & GO,
TO FOURTEENTH STREET.
STATIONERY.

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Very fine BLACK-BORDERED Paper ana bsfGlOPHS,
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Large assortment Of boxes Of CORRESPONDENCE AkDss
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SUMMER NOTES FROM NEw.HAvEY.

New. Haven Conn. Aug. % (specia-The odd Fellows
% have engaged the I'd Regiment Annoy Tor
ship
IAs rsgsias Q; tic LIST Rsginent Of cayaly held IN
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BOOMS.
Half Calf Sets STANDARD AUTHORS, at lower prices
than EVER before. -
Half Calf Set DICKENS, OUR price. s1167; PUB
IISIIER'S price. Si5. ~
Half Gait Set SCOTT OF X price, SlOOS fLB-
LTsHERS price $50. -. =, mr.,
Half Calf Set THACkERAh, OCR Price - II rIn-
LI-IIEh'$ price, $50.
Also large line OF STANDARD BOOhS IN FINE IL
PUBLISHERS price. ST..
Largo Line OF FRENCH PLBLiCATION~, sandard
authors 1Sc.. 3Sc, &c. and 9ic or,ox.,
our Fail stock OF PRAYER DDDiAS anu Ibtv 1880
Works ready and comprises many ne" AZ" eA9i'o
STYLES OF binding ~
Combination Sets PRAYER and ny iNAI; onc;' 81 ~,
81 26. 81 81, g., 81 y ~ D. ~ ", a9 Sd Do
WORTH :,3 1.3 PER CENT MDh y. ,,,,,,
OF designs 49,, l., -,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS and SCRAP Boohe III emu
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sIxrH-AvENUE, THIRTEENTH
SILKS.

100 pieces extra heavy doublewarp URAB embracing
all the leading shades with rich satin Stripes 49ci regular
price, 81,
30 pieces PIN-nEAD CiIECF siRAu, i9c., worth SIC.
100 pieces "a inch CR VI WHITE CHINA SILK, 59c.j
worth 81.
RICH BLACK BROCADE~, new designs 1fci worth = 1.
Elegant BLACK GKOS GRAINS, FAILLE FRAN
CASE and SATIN RUAD AME, 30c.i worth 81 80.
RIi,H RACK FABLE. with broad satin and ArInure
Stripes the LATEST novelties, G0c 81 - and ~ ~.
RIACK luxor with a variety Of White Satin Stripes,
6f)c.; good value for 81.
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MEN's UNDERWEAR.

100 dozen FALL-WEIGHI WHITE and -HETLAND
1fbe Nedicott Mills ALL SIZES. ONE PRICE, 09c.
\ each worth II 80.
900 dozen MERINO HALF-IiOSE English make,) 10c.j
wv worth Boo.
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EMRROIDERIES.
SPECIAL lot Of FLOUNCINGs, 21c. worth $50
LADIES' jackets

Opening FLANNELs every day for FALL and WIN
TER, in SCARLET TWILIS and WHITE sHAhAH
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FIRST Offering OF new JACKETS for FALL and WY
TEN.
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ROOKN.

In TRAVELLING SHAWLs we offer an importation at
81 80, which VERY CHEAP.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28


TIM STAT or DELAWAFr. I O. g.
To tho slIcril OF New Castle County
Greeting.
Whereas. Thomas + Mullen by his pc.
-- titiun TO the Judges 81 our SUI
seal perinr court iilcd in tbs oi1icc OF
- the Prothountory Of said court
in and for the County OF New Castle for
the CAUSE of complaint therein Inns made
application 70 our said Judges that de-
cree may be pronounced dissulVng the
marriage eXisting between the petition.
~ and his wife Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command you as YOU have
been hercuui obsfOrc commanded, that
YOU summon Lizzie Mullen so that she
be and appear before tile Judges oi
our said court at the next term there
of to be held ut Wilmington, on Mon
day, the sixteenth Gay OF September
next, 20 Ansn ~ the allegations OF said
petitioner according to lie Act Of As
and Hlsa tn DO and rcceive what the said
court shall than and there consider con
corning bcr in THIS behalf Hs TO the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act o
A. etnDly. And have you then there this
writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph T.,
! ComeFys. Esq. at Wilmington, this 27th
| day OF May, 4. D., eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
| issued August Il, ls.0.
GRO. 1. MAXWELL, Prot
| The above IS % true copy OF the orig
| inal writ held BY me.
sheriff.
August Is, lsso. apsl5-4taw- I'm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

The following is the mortuary report
for New Castle County for the quarter
ending July LIST 1889:
Total number OF deaf q, SAG.
births, 800.
marriages., 100.
sun born, 10.
Some causes OF deaths; Consumption,
40; disease OF brain, 26;cholera infantum,
IL; disease OF bowels, 0; Bright's disease,
8; pneumonia, IL; typhoid fever, 8; ty-
phoid pneumonia, 2; diphtheria, s.; scarlet
fever, 4; Group, 3; puerperal fever, 2;
praemia, 2; accidents on railroads, s;
crebro spinal meningitis, 8; of the births
there were white, Sl4; co.ored, So. Mar
RACES; white, 1877; colored 10.
The percentage Of deaths from zymotlc
diseases Is low, and shows . very good
state OF health. During the quarter 8
persons were killed on railroads In this
county; at this rate the mortality from
this cause would be frightful per annum.
Human life is of not much account,
when big corporations need dollars.
Z. b. FRAZER, Sec. 3. Is. Of II.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

nNuadrSTS' TIoWNsk.-HOTlUE-
LIT. b. CARTMELL, Drag eiet Of the city
VI wilmington, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts 81 tho General
Assembly In suoh case made ana provided,
do hereby give nstise hat shall apply in
writing To 0s Ueurt Of Gene ral bAN!ons Of
the PeIoe and Jail Delivery OF The state OF
Delaware. In and fer Eew OAsus County.
on Monday, the l8th day Of Sept AID, lsss
being the nrst day OF the next
november term Of said Osurt for
iioeass 70 sell Interfering liquors
for m ehicinal purposes, in quan ties not great
er than one quart, at the northeast
o rner OF sixth and Madison streets
in the Fifth ward OF the city OF Whining.
ton, New Castle county; the reutal value OF
spectacle ciuIens Of said ward recommend
the said application, yiki
j. \. Crossley j. Paul Iukens
X. II Jscoes VIM. q. Pierce
A. W. llartinR u. W. ARull
W. Scott Vernon y. l.. West
WIN. Ferris L. Is. Jerys
Jas. Crook Thomas B. Bradford
W. II. Crooks Lewis w. Finn
Chas. G. Jeduum Benz. y. Bartram
Jacob l., Lichenstein A. w. Brown
Joseph q. Beste 4. T. DilwoTth
u, leste Toward Ogle
Edwin dirGt Frank SpsTks
W. Frank Porter
Au2l-2td&w t. cARrMELL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST % 1889.

We cannot understand what right
Telegraph, telephone or electric light
company has 10 place pole on mana
property without his permission. The
city holds property owner RESPONSE
BILE for the sidewalk from his building
line 10 the curb, and even II the curb
should need resetting or repairing, the
city does the work and enters a lien
against the property until the cost is
paid. II snow should fall, the owner
or tenant OF the property Is obliged to
have II removed within a certain mum
Der of hours, or subject himself to a
fine and costs. These facts 60 10 show
that the city recognizes the right of
the owner to the curb. and therefore it
has no power to give any corporation
or Individual any rights or franchises
connected with the premises. If the
city has the right TO give an electric
company permission to erect pole in
front OF mans house. 1t has an equal
right TO grant 1t permission 10 erect
poles in his back, front or side yard.
Or it could with equal propriety
grant q bill poster permission to erect
his bill boards along the curb in front
Of mans house, and shut him OF
nom the street. In many instances
valuable shade trees are cut away by
these hnemen, to make room for their
poles and wires, and II the men are re.
nlonstrated with by the owner, be is
pretty cure 10 receive abuse. Not long
ago man complained to the Street and
Sewer Department that there were
three poles already on his sidewalk,
and that as some electric company was
about to erect an other, he asked for
relief, but We have not heard of any.
thing being done for him. Yesterday
q pole was paced in front Of the resi-.
deDce of q member OF City Council,
without his knowledge or permission,
ind it seems about time that something
was done to put a stop to such proceed,
ings.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
NEw CASTLE COUNTY,

NEw CASTLE COUNTY,
Tue STATE OF DELAWARE. 3. Be-
To the sheriff OF New Castle County
Greeting.
Whereas. Frances Roche, by her nett
- ton to the Judges OF our SUI
seal perior Court. filed in the ofice
- OF the Prothonotary Of the .n ID
court in and for the county OF New Cas-
tie for tho cause Of complaint therein
alleged has made application 20 our said
Judges that decree may he pronounced
dtssolHing the marriage cxistlng between
the petitioner and her husband, James
b. Roche.
We therefore command YOU, as Won
have heretofore boon commanded, that
you summon James Il. Roche so that he
be and appear before the judges of our
said court at the next term thereof to
be held at Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day OF Septe nnber next. to an
swer the allegations OF she said petit
TONER according to tho act Of assembly
In such case made aud provided. and II
20 70 do and receive what the SAID court
shall then and there consider concerning
him in this behalf AS to the court shaft
seem meet and consistent with the pro.
vision OF he said act nf. assembly, and
have You then there this writ
" Witness the Honorable Joseph T..
Comcgys Esq, Mt Wilmington The Tween.
~ seventh day OF May A. D., eighteen
hundred and eiuhty-niue.
Issued August 18th 1859.
GEO. 4. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
Tho above is u true copy of tho origi-
nal writ held By me-. ALNAN ALLEN,
Sheriff
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28

THE managers of the Wilmington
Fair, which opens next Monday at
Hazel Dell Park, are doing everything
In their power to make it the best and
most attractive fair ever held In this
State. Still, with all that they can do
IT cannot be made success unless
their efforts are seconded by the manu-
iactureTs, business men and citizens.
1t will take their CO operation and
assistance, aud without il all the man
ayers can do will be Of no avail
Every resident of New Castle county
Is interested in this fair, and If the
proper effort is put forth it can be
made the fair u the State. There ia
no use OF our citizens sending their
exhibits down the State when they
have fair OF their own right at home,
and if they will only lend their aid the
Wilmington Fair can be made the
means OF comforting lasting benefits on
this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-28
Angus tl5.lSs9.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
THE STATE oy DTr AWAKE s-s'
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County,
Greeting:
Whereas Henry Powers, by his petit.
- tion to the judges of our Su,
SEAL pcIiut Court Ii laA In the office of
- tile frothonutIry ~ said court
in md for the county u Now Castle
for the cause of complaint therein al
legged has made application to our said
Judges that decree mny he pronounced
iissoiylng thenarriHgc OSistins between
the petitioner ana his witc, julia VOL
colt Powers
We therefore command Won ns Won have
heretofore been commanded that GU
summon Julia Wulcutt Powers that she
be and appear before the Judges of our
said court Ht the nett term thereof to
be held at Wilmington, on Monday.
tie sixteenth dny OF september next, 70
answer the allegations Of the said pc.
iltioner according to the Act OF Assem-
bly, In such cases made and provided
and also DO and rcos ive what the said
court shall then and there con slider CON
corning her In this behalf rs the Court
shall seem meet. and consistent with
the provisions OF raid act of Assembly,
and lave you there this rit.
Witness tho Honorable Joseph =.
Comegys Esq, mt Wilmit rtuu, til" 18th
day Of May, A, ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August Ii, le-0.
GEO, A. MAXWELL Procv.
The above is u true copy Of til,
original writ held ll me
ALNAN ALLEN
sheriff
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