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Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
FOURTH EDITION.
Rey. Mr. Mlekmnnls Fir.t iesr.

Nev. Mr.. hickmhhb ftrst hehf.
Few. George NJ. Hickman completed
the first year Of his mlsistralion A. the
kiist Presbyterian Church yesterday,
and the occasion wa, made ''rallyinG
day" for the congregation. At the
morning service Mr.. Hickman took as
his tcxt the 1lth verse OF the d3th Psalm
Thou e-ownest the year with rny
goodness and Thy paths drop fatness. :"
Mr. Hickman spoke OF the rast year In
the church, which has been very pros
porous onv. The Sunday school, owing
to the exert'ons OF the teachers aud
members, hal been Increased from 225
to 800 members. Seventy thres new
members had been sdded to tho church,
IS OF whom we're heads OF families, The
lad 90 in Their church work had made
2, 900 calls.
Que year ago the average attendance at
prayer meeuDgs was thirty; during the
OF the year just closed the average at
tendance was sixty.
Mr. Hickman thanked the choi. iUI
their services, and in conclusion exhoued
his congregation TO even greater efforts in
the future. One feature which he desirCd
to establish In the church and in which
he desired them 10 help him Is In "Men't
work for men."
At the conclusion Of bis sermon Mr.
Hickman met number OF bis male mem
bers, to take s.eps towsrd carrying oui
the ideas oil the pastor In "Mens work
ior men," The boarding houses In ib'
| city will be visited by some of the NAL;
members Of the congregation anu III,
men Invited to attend church. Every
thing will be done TO make the visitor
Welcome, aud good results eau only b
expected from the work.
Special services were also held in thl
sunday school, and addresses were ma,i'
by Rev, George NJ. Hickman, James Il
Price and W. II. Taylor.
Delegates TO the Sunday school ccnveD
ton TO he held in Newark, Del, OF
Thursday, were elected as follows: Johr
). Hamilton, Mrs. Il. Il. Downing, Mis-
Laura A. Quinoy; alternates, J. ". Foe.
ter, Mrs. Read J. Mckay, Miss Mary N
| Lawson,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

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Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Insane Tramp.

Stephen Hsrrigan, from NcsbtFE \
Y, applied Tor and was assigned q1nj
ters Ia the tramp apartment at lhe PolEj
station, last night. Alter lie had o's'|
there some tins q terrible racket "
heard and the tramp was fouud to be vi
lently insane, and It was with some dlD
Guilty he was removed TO another O. /
Here be raved and became extremely W
lent. He seized q loose brick ana j
short intervals shouted; "llold WI
ground, Pat; Pm Wild you. Stand !aaj
till l Kill this man. came tere liai|
the old country to be protected, 0l' "
police here are worse than ln 'hej
country. Stand there. Those III ni
can't kill you. Your sou Of cd Ire W ~
Stand there. Hold your ground ~
morning he had become moe ealia'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Violin and Piano,

Violin music wi h piato accom-
pauiment Is one of the best aud swCeteat
combination Of music possible. An
opportunity ia noT open to lovers of
these Instruments 10 take instructions on
either or both from one OF Philadelphia 6
best teachers A. very reasonable rates.
Wilmington College OF Music, 92l Mar
ket street, has G. II. Lauer, of Philaiel.
phia, assistant leader OF the famous Ger
mania Orchestra, to teach tLese instru-
menis. be ready has number OF
pupils, including Grace Church orchestra
OF this city. He Will te at The college
tomorrow (ruesday) afternoon. Come
aud meet b III.
Primary scholars and beginners on thu
piano are taught by. Miss Lilly France
who is very highly recommended as 6
teacher by the best musicians If the city
Terms only 1900 per quarter. Send you
children TO learn to play on the plano.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
A Stranger at Union.

During tho pra, or meeting ut Union
NJ. L, Church last evening, held by tho
Young Peoples Christian kndeavor
Association, W. N. Mccormick leader,
an aged m.D got up at the rear OF The
church aud At some length related his
experience Nobody seemed 10 kn1w
anything about him, but 1t was evident
that be was u minister OF the gospel. At
stranger, aud later iu the evening be
fiiltd the pulpit foi M. Stongle At a
preached an able and practical sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Stengle introduced him to the
congregation as Rev. j. j. Fitch, OF the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, England.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Cruelty to IA Child.

James Duncan, No. Sl9 Wright street,
was arraigned and lincd t1j and costs
beo Magistrate Mon ighan, on Satur-
day evening, Tor abusing his step dsugh-
Ter, jennie Manifold, by catching her by
her har and pulling her out of brd, snd
for frequently beating her in an iuhumAn
manner. Tho girl is about fifteen years
of age, and besides testiiying to the atove
facts, stated that she had to hire out and
give her wages to her mother and step
father, who spent 1t for whisky. The girl
is low with friends in East Lake Park,
and would like to have a good home.
The arrest OF Duncan was made by
Frank Stout, agent for the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
Tie girl voluntarily came before him aud
made the complaint against her step
fatEer.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
A Prize Fight.

A prize eight came oil yescrigat
place on French street be'Stu lQAao,
better known ms "signal" IhonpAatM
bootblack, and Billy Stanton ol bu9r
lyn, N. Y. Seventeen hoty -coelsNa
rounds were fought, when the hfM va
declared a draw. As Thompson aOssna
weigh much II any more than huhaIu
pounds aHd bis opponent weighs wal
Two hundred, II 10 considered tht Y
made au excellent fight On ide l'n y
next month Thompson, WHO Is nos
known az the mysterious iealhe'wtlgh,
viii meet Jack Lennon, the ieathtr'elgs|
champion OF Brooklyn. n. Y for q ~
10 the iinish for purse OF 800. The eS,|
test will take place, somewhere 10 N
State, but the exact place has mol ~ n
been agreed upon. Thompson Is IL isul.|
training, and be as well as bis lEleLd'u VI
very confident Of success.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
military Order.

The following order explains l,sela wa
MILFORD, Del, septembFr oo' 1909
GENERAL ORDER No. 3D. .t,.,
The following is pTomulsatgl; ~ u,
tant- t-general's office, Dover, DsIr IA
tember 2s, 1889. General order No. w. In In
Hereafter no ammunition wiz w s,.,s
nIshed to company commanieIsS D.. s.tts M
through the Department Of hllle .ra tla'sII N
aud all requisitlons for such s.o' s., n
be made directly on that departures :"
RICHARD Il. KENNEL,
Adjutant-Genei'l
GEORGE W. MARshAyLll n
Colonel Commanding First keg. ,,,,,.o,,i
Official: II. L. PAIGE, First L'su''''
and Acting Adjutant.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
ror,y Hour.' devotion,

The services commencins the lsg
hours' devotion were held at ST. ray, sn i
X. q. Church yesterday morning
emn pontifical high mass was sll
10. 80 a. IN. Father Bcrmlnsham WI
celebrant and preached the tciIVeS'|
Father Richard, o. 5. b., OF The II
Church OF the Sacred Heart. was lea :.
and chanter, and Father fallon al'o
sisted in the services. Last eNehIsI
Father Kelley OF st. Mary's X. Z. ooas.l -
preached the sermon. This morning I'll
vices were conducted by Father Auss N
tine, o. 8. B., OF the X. e. hurC" s,l u n
Sacred Heart; this evening they Nm ~
conducted by Father Brady ana D,,D q
row evening by Father Bradiofd VI
Patrick's X. q. Church.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Tho Elurnted Hornes.

The exhbi ion Of the educated ho tes
by Prof. George Bartholomew will COM
mence this evening NJ the Masonic TEN
pie, and will be continued thro ghout
the entire week. Last week they were
exhibited at NOrristown, Pa, and their
performance gave great satisfaction to
the visitors that crowded the hell in order
to see them. They will certainly he
equally well patToniZ6d ia our city. The
young folks especially should 20 and see
them, and learn what may I've accomplish
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
N.vs Summary.

A de, patch irvm Pl-rrc, South Dakota,
SAYS that The selection OF that place as tne
capita o. South Dakota BIDS farto create
a boo,n which shall ouiriyal Oklahoma
last sprinv. Strangers are nocking Into
the city by thousands, every tIain being
loaded down with pruspectors and specu-
la,ors. Over t5e0, 900 worth OF property
changed hands on Saturday. Lots which
could have been bought week ago Tor
sl0O sold on Saturday, for $1,000.
1t is ,aii that many people in Johns.
town, Pa, are Improperly sheltered and
poorly clothed, aud are suffering from the
cold. At the lied Cross Hospital there
are now 22 cases OF typhoid fever. Two
more toiies were taken out OF the river
on Saturday. II ia said that from present
appearances there are great many more
dead yet In the river.
There was sale on Lake Ontario yes
t.rday, aud despatch from Rochester,
n. y, says that several steamers which
attempted to reach Charlotte were forced
to put back, and many boats on the lake
sought shelter IN the harbpr. There Nas
a report that four men had been Lost
from y barge, but II was not confirmed.
1t Is understood tina. the Swiss Govern
ment bas made an apology to United
States Minister washburn for the indy
nifty offered TO Mr.. Chaties Coates, OF
Baltimore, Nd, who, while travelling In
Switzerland last summer, was arrested
aud confined in tlthy dark cell with.
out any charge having been preferred
agaiUst him.
The new steamer Toshwogh. which left
Baltimore on Saturday, was tOwed back
yesterday for 5000 worth OF rcpairs.
Her ait beam strap had parted, allowing
the connecting rod Of the beam TO drop
towards the stern, crashing everything
before It. Tie break was caused by u
faw in ZONE welding.
Secretary Noble, when questioned by q
reporter on Saturday about how soon .
succes sor to Commissioner Tauner would
likely be appointed, declined TO say any
thing further than that the position had
not been rendered to any one since Major
Warmers declination.
A. A. Hirdenburgh, ex-Cougrcssman
aud leading Democrat In New Jertey,
died IN Jersey CYty on Saturday night,
aged 50 years BE served three terms 10
Congress, from 1874 to 1880. He was q
grandson OF the founder aud first presi-
dent OF Rutgers College.
AL the cigar stores, barber shops aud
similar places In Lancaster, Pa were
closed on Sunday on notice from the
aw and Orcer Society that they would
bs prosecuted ~ any sales were made.
Tue proprietors OF drug sores refused "a
sell anything but medicines.
Right Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail, d.
D., Ii. D., Bishop of the Diocese Of Kan.
ga, died at Biyn Mawr, Pa, yesterday
after an illness OF two weeks.
Mrs. X. c. Cook aud Mira. Samuel Ab.
bsy were killed by train while driving
across a railroad crossing at Sandwich
Illinois, on Saturday night.
Nearly six inches Of snow fell at Lock
port, N. y, eaily yesterday morning
greatly damaging shade and iruit trees
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Cuticura Rssolvent

TIE new Blood i'uriaer aud purest and best
orHumor kemedle., Internally: and CuIi-
CuitA, the great skin Care, anil CurICuNA
soar. an exquisite skin lisautner, externsi-
iy, speedily, permanently, ard .conomicai-
Ing. scaly, cTusted, piniply, serolulous. and
hereditary humors with loss OF hair.
thus avoiding yens Of tertuIe and disnsure-
hood arc perinAneht.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticurn,. SOC;
Soap, 25c.; rcsolvcnt, A. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion, boston. Mass.
aSsend Tor "IIow to Cure Skin Dis
cascs," "a pugcs. 90 illustrations, and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
A Furnace Relichted.

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Oct. G.-The War.
wick Furnace, At This place, which was
blown out May 2S.h TO be repaired and
remodeled, was relighted yesterday at II
O'Clock, the blast put on last evening at
10 O'Clock, and the first cast made to-day
at $50 o'clock The furnace went into
operation IA yeArs aso, and was never
blown IN more successfully than now. 1t
is thought tho enlargement and improve
ments just made will increase Its output
~ least 20 per cent. The largest amount
OF iron ever made by the furnace In the
past was FOG tons In one week.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
A REMoN AL.


The attention OF the public Is called
TO my new place OF business nov locn-
tel NJ No. no Market street to be known
rs tho Philadelphia Restaurant, Law
ing been put to II considerable expense
up to this time Ia fitting mp this place,
with keeping this necessities Of
the times for tho bencflt OF my patrons.
| claim a liberal share of their custom.
You find everything here new. and to
be kent ia the best of order. The new
way lii serv ing IN! 10 cent dinners will
suipass amy thing of the kind ever Mt
tempted in Wilmington before. With
an experienced cook everything viii be
served il good order, nnd kept steanlng
hot on my ne stcaning tables which
hnye had just put in. Iwlll also have
obliging md quick walters to serve you
at my tables. call particlnr at
tcntion to my new bill Of fare, and. |
think you will be surprised
ut its contents and prices. Thank
ing you for pnst flvors, l hope tho con-
tinnance of the same.
j remain the public servant.
;. GORDON,
Philadelphia Restaurant.
No. llG Market st.
Boar ;ing and lodging b. dny or week.
g-2i.tu&s-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Preachers Meeting.

At the NJ. l.. Preachers Meeting, held
this forenoon, there was n large attend
auce Of mini, ters, hut there IVES nO.hing
special done except TO listen TO very
eloquent sermon by the Rev. Il. |. Wat
kins, of Kingsw cd Chapel from the
text, al must increase" The main
thought In the sermon was the progie s
of the present age, spiritually and mater
ially.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
.FIFYH} EDITION.
A PIcasnnt snrr,I.. -

On Saturday eyeuing lar h..,
o'clock, as Miss Dora Nnt,,. 'Ous w
West Second street, was qu,,ly .I,' Nv
taiulng few lady frietd, Vlo b,d eas. sau
TO spsnd the evening, th,rc CANA .'isa
at the door, and on optulnr i, !" .p ~
Mrs. Miles Barrett amt NJ, ne
Hyrons, followed by quite s,o, ~
ladies' and gentlemen carrying b,,ss,.
good things TO make up a bi1,sS,a ss
prise patty Tor Miss Do,a. Es, .i
ard smediey presented her with . IVA w..
OF pnems ns u present from NJ, ~
Brilriy, aud also splendid caLs w ~.
beautifully iced, as u present Gom W.
Miles Barrett. Mr,. Barrett ana 1h
Hyrons took Possession Of IL. M. ~
room and superintendel t',e arrapas. \
the tAbles.
/ The evening was very pleasa,,,,
In soc.al conversation aud 49,. f,s
amusemenis until about nSO o',i''.
when refreshments Of lemonade ~
4 aud fruits were served AMI iurcl enl,'s
by all. The party composel lLe icpas
ing guetta Mr. aud Ms. Mile, B,r..
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. liyson., M MI
MIRA George Wyatt, Mr., A6l Mn %n,s|
Vandergrift, Mr.. aud Mis-. J. G Jsa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Turuer IN IN
sailie Vandyke, Mtfn Laura III
Bcrtie Harris, Dora johnson, I,,.|
stsats, Matte Hyruns, BESSIE Jas,'
Edna Barrett and Heien HtaS
Meesrs. q. II. Smcdley, Jsncs Be,s.r
4. X. NnLdykej Clarence ami ClIaaI|
Hyrons, W. A. Vsndkye, q. r. vmdyt,1
Ebcr Jones. Lsslie NaudyEe, Fap,,
and Reuben Barrett, and Elmer Tun,,
oil this city, and Mrs. Ella Waits M
Viola Watts ard Master Raymond W,lr
OF Townsend, D.l. About ii O'Clock Il.
company. each agd all, a ter vi,blIf
Miss Dora many bapPy re;urns of The q.
loyaole occasion, quietly repaired 10 lhal
homes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
q. j. esslDli,

Coal and wood, flour ard feed, Lchigh
coal, Schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All grades
of spring and winter what flour. Min
nesota -four, Hungarian -four, Lea's -four,
In barrels or halt barrels. All lSinis OF
mill feed at mill prices. Oak or pine
kindling wood in blocks or split. Care.
full drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ton guar
antee1. Ohlee, yard aud warehouse, ol7
West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Do Not Experiment

with your stomach. Take that only
witch has bs<b proven to be purest and
belt. Tho genuine imported Carlsbad
s,1fs st ~. a SSts .s |. By sbs tho sr.ns Ss;t
sat remedy for stomach disorders. Be
sure and secure the genuine.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Two More Go to ,he Home.

W. S. McNair on Saturday morning
received orders OF adm ission 10 the Sol
tiers' Home at Hampton, Va, for Peter
A. l'. Kerbaugh and Allen NJ. Winlle,
with transportation by the b. IL o. Nan
road 20 Old Point Comfort, better kLUHn
as Fort Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
I'M MPORTANT.

r,is.. M.n \ HS SGx Gs: ,a,, 4. g: psZn:ss. q
MATAOHAL BAHKn OF Hew 0rIssna
saa tns riekess are sigAsd By the Prssi
usnt o. an lnssilution, whose chartered
.knu are recognised In the hishsst Courts,
nS,s,0rs, nn., beware Of oil limitations OF an
OnE DOLLAR 10 the prios OF the sm sll.
~ part or fraction Of Ticket lHAURD
III Us In any Drawing. Anything In our
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

Jordan A. Wilson, the popular under
taker, who with his wife has been visit
ing Toronto, Canada, for the past week,
returned home on Saturday evening. Mr..
Wilson went to Toronto to attend the
meeting OF the International Undertakeis'
Association, and speaks In highest terms
Of the manner in which they were enter
talned. The Mayor and two prominent
citizens constituted committee who
looked alter all visitors OF this kind, and
consequently they were well attented TO-
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
HOaIs Arriving Daily

Wholesale dealers in oysters will find a
fresh supply OF Morris River Cove at
wholesal@, sold by John Little on the
boat, at the foot of Church street wharf,
every day. Call and see him.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Personals.

Edward c. Concannon Is suffering from
Assesses on the stump oi the leg that
was aInputsted during the rebellion.
7. j. Cokeley is cOnyalcscing from an
Illness that was very painful il lot at
times alarming.
CEarles T. Nostraud, No. 5il Shipley
street, is suffering with paralysis.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
9O5 Market

We keep on hand a compleMMe Of
superior lenses, mounted with every
3&risty Of spectacle or eye glass frames.
The phses are the lowest p3ssible. Eyes
kxanaipAd free. Glasses fitted BY Pro-
fsssH Well, 805 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
HAWKINS g. CO.,
No. 712 Market Ssrost,
Cream, mn mCATAR RH

l have used
two bottles Of
Ely's Gre a m
Balm and con
s i'd er myself
cured. l suffer-
ed 20 years from
ea'arrh and Ca
tarrhal head
ache, and this
Is the first rem
edy that afford
ed lasting relief
ID. +. Hig in
son, 1i5 Lake
st. ,Chicago,In.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
nox coxsrsa =llh seshs.

My hoy, Ared nine years, has beca treub-
led All his life with a very had hum n. which
appeared all oysr his body In small red
blotches, with u dry, white scat on them.
cred with sea Is IRON the tob OF I'll, head TO
his ire', and continually growing v0tee,
aithougl he had been treated by iwo, physie-
the CUTiCuRA RHMEpiks, and ain happy 10
say they did all | could wish. Using them
nccnIdinE TO iiir.siiuns, tho hunor rapidly
disapprarcd, leaving ti.e skin fair aud snlvoth
and bcrIoriniDg a thorough cure. The GU
CUHk KEMkDiEs Are all you claim Tot them
Tuey are worth their weight In gold.
GEoi.iE ', isAvirE.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

No worder baby protests against
such dos's rs people will give It. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup ia the plessantest aud
and safest remedy known for inlauts.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Perfect iii tsuaranteed.

Overcoats to order, 1880 up; pants,
$500 up. Liverpool and London tailOrs,
52l Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

Accidents Will occur not only "in the
best regulated families" but everywhere
ami at all times. Therefore keep Saliva
ton Oil convenient.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Cured by Cuticura

our oid,st child now six ye rs ofa,e, " hen
an ia fani sIH months old was attAchcn WIN
q viiuleni, mslis nant skin ai..n.e. Al orvh-
nary remedies iniitnE, We called our ihniiy
mn, airlan who attempted 10 cure "; but "
spreai with smast ineredibie rapi MY. untii
tie lower Itr ion OF the ht'ic lehoWs isor.
IRON ths middle OF his back dawn 10 ". knete
was one solid rash. uE,y painfnl, to'eheu
and malicious. W. had no rcat ~ nitni. 70
try h e CuIirUHA RtNkDIEs. The elect was
uiuply ~ arveilvns, la three or tour weeks n
c0inp npfetr cnte was wrought, leaving ts nv.
though he had never been nttacktu, ~ ny
opinion, your valuable remedies ,sNeu his
perfectly well, no fenetltlon OF ths stase
having ever occurred d. aEO. u. SMITH,
Any at Law aud sx-Pfo.. Ait'r,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
Io0, 200. Tickets as Twenty Del.
eos Tenths esi TWentfSshs 81.
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further tptorns.
tion dsiired, writs iseibiy TO the undsrsisn.
Cd, clearly stating your resi1enos. win
state, County, Street and Nlmbsf More
rapio return mall delivery will DO assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearinE vous
full Addree soeA
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07
comnutation Of Iia Ions.

James McDoxeli. late Of Coa'Pa,S PF,.y.I1,
9th Regiment, United stt.ss of r,lloal
has been allowed commuta'lun var i
for the time he was prlsoneF gg,aywarii y,
1853. 1t was secured thro1gl, nWSysfs
agency and was filed by W. o. "'
this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

NUTICE-J, WV. A.SIIIELDs, THE
IN tenan. or the house stnt ed at No.
lVD SWtll Jackson 1T, In the I III warioitle
city OF Wilmington, county 0, rev OssLie
asd Stats OF Delaware, in complianoe
with the requirements Of the acts OF
the General Assembly IN such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that I
shalf apply in writing 70 the court Of uene.
raj Sessions OF the peaos and Jail Delivery
Of the state OF Delaware, In aud for New
OAstls county, on MONDAY, the IS h day VI
Nov. \. ID. 1859, being the next term
of said court, for . license for said house 81
an Inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of In
toxtcating liquors in lsts quantities than on G
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citissns Of said va: d
rscom mend the said application. viz:
Martin J Mcaley Thomas Quinn
Joan 4 key Hugh tafson
jam Mcikinn ey J. A Morgan
Mark Garner tdwAid u uormley
Vim " alfh John Mur. by
PAtIick Conner Peter ii. Miller
ChArhs A. RvAu MAX L McDonough
Thomas ilsssin Patrick Manion
fau.rk u HHell 4 Michael hayns
Peter X Garner Joseph II. LAWN
Neal Mulgtnt James hurke
j ohm J shield ltdwkrd Garraghy
JRm,s Whitaker EdwAiJ. MsAley
IU-7-zt WM. A, shields.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

AS YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man at lis East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

A lady lost pockelbOoE on ), iseaii ssee1snii
last on King, Third, FIeuch oil oi Be sulp
street, the finder Of which W." mi, olus
ably rewarded on leaving it al u"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-07

NoTICE.-I, BRIDGET LALLY, TIE
~ owner aud occupant Of the house
situated al No. 2ll East front street
IN tno second Ward OF tie city Of
Wilmington, County OF New Castle, aud
StaIcof BlAwAre, IN compliance with the
requirements of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby gltc notice that shall apply In writ
Ing to lh- Court OF General Sessions OF tile
PcNcc aud jail Delivery of the State OF Della
ware IN and Tor New Caste County, on Mon
DAY, the rs h day Of Nov. A. u. isss. being the
nrNt term OF said court, for u license for
SAID house As an Inn or tavern. for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liqno IN less quantl-
Hes III ~ ne qurrt, To be drunk on the prem
lsri, aud the following respectable citizens OF
aid ward recommend the said application,
viz
CHARLES Sparks Robert Kenyon
John tArnan w ~ Bowen
samuel q Reed J I'm W Butler
Nj Cav PP,uukctt
lonn Plunket John j OIIara
Chas II tOlgheriy GrO W Quinn
NJ. Hayes q ~ v Grnss
Dennis Conner Samuel Priwn
maurice % Conner Charles He!nel
etrr X ~ Oy L. Smith
Alexander Chambers WIN L. Heal
W Hammond
John HayeJ l9-72tdll BRIDGET LALL.Y