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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
VH.ayv photographic Work.

During the recent senatorial contest ct
Dover, the presence Of representatives
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Wilmington papers made
the teIeerophic service so heavy that extra
facilities had to be- provided. Dispatches
amounting to 40, eco words were sent out
some nights. On the night OF tho caucus
the Western Uuion Telegraph Company.
in order to trapsmit the expected rush of
mess matter with esse and dispatch,
sent Mr., George Msrrihew, in charge
Of three experienced press operators, and
The work was handled ia tho most salis-
factory manner. Mr.. Merrihew Is q
former Wilminqtenian, son OF the late
Captain Merrih5w, and was born in this
city. he LETT here while . boy, and is
now rsaponsibly connected with the
Western Union main office In Philadei-
phia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
&c. 80 \ xrL.alNs,
rEe t'rGposes 10 sser ,Sse POstniaster-
ntts IS Wc Can.

rEc trGp0AeH 10 sser tlsH pOstntaster-
nsAir Is aEc Car.
OF the ya;i0as applicants TO succeed
Postmaster Taylor, john III. DHuu
pinnsfi his faith to Higgins in tine recsns
senatorial contest an3 Naturally taelg
much alsSad oyor tho result. better
carrier Peter u. Ayara rested bis hopes
on Massey'a tlscess and is correspond
ugly depressed, But said Peter in
doletuily discussing his prospects sestAs.
ds7, John ". Dnnn viii nayBs be pest.
master II can help it, David =. Blck-
ipgham k6Ft out OF ;ae senatorial contest,
nut he was no. stow 10 getting up 70 10,
Hig8inE' afise last night week 70 tender
hH Congratulations to Tho paB Bsnatpf.
Ia references 10 the abarc e1pfesslan,
Mr. Potter 3. Aysrs sei1 Friday taogning
II don't want to see anybody get the
p0st-offiee uptil Postmaster Tayios's term
ii aut tie nss malb . FGEy efficient
yoatnt#atef Gpd deserves 10 nc kept ihsre,
! hHlieYG Ia oigil service reform; I4iai il
should be as aual constitutional INV as
tha iftaassh amendment. d9n't wai;
the post office myself, If could got II
until Taylor's time is ont
'tAs TO Dunn's candidacy, somebody
remarked to me that Dunn would be thS
next postmaster. simply replied, mo-
If can help it, meaning that | would b.
q candidate against him. ! was Assse,
man, because MIR. Massey was soldier
/ had no objection to MIR. Higgins, b.
and have always been friends, but
didn't believe the senstprship belonget
to this end of the State but If the tyr
lower counties are willing 10 give away I
good thug when they have it in theii
own hands, don't know that l have anl
objection. have NO objection to Dunn'I
candidacy any more than any other nan's
l simply propose TO heet them oil II
can, but l propose to do it honorably ant
| fair{yn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON q
u BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
DeccInher 18th, 1881.

Trains Will leave W ilmifgtou as iouoWss
Philadelphia express, 200, 2.3s, 4.sO, $50
1880, I89, 29T, S.2l, $40, 7.05 and 1910 p. m.
Accommodation, $40, 655, 7.05 $40 and l045
n. M, ls33, 2.35, 400, 5.s f.4O, l0OO and l0.as
For Chester (expressl, $50, $50, $50 o.10 az
l1.3s, 1l.5l a. M, 1880, 5..l, Gao, EO5 and lo'pu
p. NJ . a. %
/ 1a9S, a.35, 400, 5.;3a, T40 and I0.45 p. m.
New York 2.C0, 25s, I.sl $50, G55, $50. l0-gIi
11H a. m, ~ 2:J. 1898, 1888, 227, 2.35, h.sss
5.se, % 26. 70B, 7.40 aud 1910 y. m.
For Boston, without change, 5.st p. M, uniiy.
For Vest Chester, wa .amokin, $40 and n.lo
| a. m, a,35 and AGO =. IN.
For Newark tCentrel and intermediate stasi
tons, 7.40 a. m, IS and G.9l p. IN. .i
Baltimore and intermediate stations, lu.lzs
q. m, 600 y. M. and u. ID night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 5.18 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.46, s0i, 9ilt
1912 and HOO a. M, 1906 y, ga, qao, s'aus
b.l3, 'G.:sS. 40 p. m, and l2,4s night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 600, $50 a. M, 1885, 100, 3.5ut
| 6.25 p. M, and 1906 night.
Georgetown and Lewes, $50 q, m 3.50 p. mi
seaford (express,, $50 p. IN.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, $50 a.
Express Tor Harrington, $50 p. m. Way trains
6.25 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington, and Delmars
| 1870 night.
Franklin City, $40 a. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk, 1905 night,
Leave Philadelphia Broad street, for Wll-
1870, Ills and l155 a. M, 202, 30l 4.05. 4.S0s
Sos b.21, 607, 6.57, lf.20, 1l.30 and ll.5I p: M
Accommodation, CPS, 10.2S q. M, LES, 2.s5i
822, 437, 6.22, S.35 1903, 1910 and ll.33 y. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
Edwin Rooth ut fsis SISTERS Funeral

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.--For q second time
In single year Edwin Booth stood In the
shadow OF the Booth monument In Green.
mount cemetery yesterday and witnessed
the last rites over the remains OF his sister
Rosalie. Six months ago he and Sleeper
Clarke, the great comedian, stood on the
same spot, he mourning sister, the latter
a wife. After the last prayer had been
said by the Episcopal Clergyman, Mr..
Booth laid o bouquet Of white roses
on the graves of each OF his sisters. His
niece Marion had strewn with flowers the
casket containing the remains OF Resale
before II was lowered into the tomb. Mr..
Lawrence Barrett stood near Mr.. Booth at
the grave and laid beautiful floral tribute
on the casket. Mrs. l.. A. Anderson, an in
innate friend OF the deceased lady, leaned
upon Mr.. Booths arm as he led the little
funeral cortege from the carriages to the
tomb. John W. Albaugh, Arthur B. Chase,
and George Graham and wife were among
the mourners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
RI.i,op ross Coming.

SCOTT Church will have missionary
anniversary on Sunday, February Sd.
Bishop Cyrus d. Fose Of Philadelphia,
yIo presided at the annual session OF the
Wilmington II. i, Conference in Union
Chntoh last March. will be present and
will preach ut II. 1901 .. IN. The sermon
he preached here while conference was IN
session was maslerly discourse, aud no
il arro to have a large audience on the
occasion Of his coming visit here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-An old forgotten
blast went of this morning In the big hole
excavated by the Consolidated Gas Com
pnny between eixty-seGond and Slxty.third
stree's and between First avenue and Ave-
nue. A.
Room Is being made there for another
large gas tank and the rock Is blasted away
for a depth Of 81 feet below the street
grade. Contractors j. d. and 7. q. Grim
Minis have a couple Of hundred men en-
ployed In the work. At the northwest
corner of the hole whore bottom has re-.
cently been reached, half dozen men were
clearing away the wreck Of previous blasts
when the explosion occurred.
1t sometimes happens when q row OF
blasts Is set of by an electric spark that
one OF the cartridges misses fire. Probably
this had been the case here, but the miss
had been overlooked and danger was not
apprehended by the woEkingmen, who,
with picks and sedge hammers, started 10
TO smash the cracked and broken ledge. A
blow from one Of the hammers set oil the
hidden cartridge and with a tremendous
crash an avalanche OF dirt and broken
rock Was thrown up and buried the mel,
These were dragged out more or less
hurt. There were five In number. A sixth
had escaped unhurt. The injured were
Peter Reynolds, aged AZ, leg broken
Thomas Perish, aged SO, Commissions OF
breast; Michael Vail, aged Al, head cut
Patrick Cassidy, aged AZ, leg cut; john
Mulhall, AGED as, head cut. None OF them
Is seriously injured. Foreman Jeremiah
Harrington was arrested on a charge oil
careless blasting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24


BELrAsT, NE, jan. l9.--The new White
Star steamer Tentonic was launched this
morning. from tho Queens Island yard.
The COMPANION ship Mojest.c, OF tho same
style and size, 10 still on the stocks but VIII
be launched and completed, 1t IL espsoEed,
In time for use the coming summer.
The length OF theee ships IS $50 feet, watch
makes them the longest VESSELS nhoat I;
breadth, 81 feet inchtsi depth 80 fest q
iGchas, with gross tonnage Of nearly
10, 900 tons. They arc Quilt OF Siemene-
Martin eteel and are furnished with fH3
Independent sets OF triple expansion en-
gines. driving twin propeilsrs with man
ganese blo1zs blades.
Ia form and construction OF hull they
pueaess the distinctive features Of thsir pte'
dseesRors, tho Adrlatie. Britannia, Ger
MANIA DC Moreover, while they ara sim
l'arly sub1ivlded by athwartship pulkheads
they are also constructed with lonri-
iGdluul bnlkbea3, running fore and aft
, throughout the greater portion OF thsif
| length. Each vessel Is constructed to carry
800 saloon passengers who can all Glue ai
ono tlne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

Washington dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
Senator Is aokburn invited a few Of his
friends, including Uncle Ell Salisbury, the
outgoing Delaware senator, to luncheon at
the Senate restaurant yesterday. The
luncheon, as usual, was principally OF .
liquid nature aud Blackburn intended to
treat his colleagues to some rare Kentucky
spirits, which are kept In store for him at
the restaurant. He asked Salisbury to
have some fine old whisky.
"No; never drink whisky" said the
temperate Mr.. Salisbury.
"Have some good healthy brandy, then2"
mo; never drink brandy, either"
"Well, what will you have to dtinkr'
asked the considerable Blackburn. :.
'Nothing. do not drink any liquors."
answered salisbury.
''Great heavensl what condition your
stomach must be IMP calculated the Ken
lucky statesman with emphasis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
n,,o n,iin nnnr, Ylnler.

Councilman Wesley Hawkins, inspsak-
iny of the weather the other day, says
tbnt he doss no; remember such anotheS
winter as this one sines 1913. In that
vaar the fall was wet one similar to the
ana inst past. while the winter was an
unusually mild and open one like the
nyesAnt one M to date; Tbs summer OF
is44 he saws. wAa very dry one. The
watsr ID the Brandywiae ran so low that
ali The -four mills were forced to shut
dOJgn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
Dredging Captains sentenced.

A special from Baltimore says; The
United States court has had before It
several cases recently of captains OF
oyster dredging vessels who are charged
with ill-treating and starving their men.
Thursday Judge Morris sentenced Capt.
Robert Mills of the Baltimore sloop
Chincona to one years imprisonment aud
$500 fine and Capt, Gabriel b. Johnson,
oolored, Of the pungy Minnie Esteite, 10
three months In jail. The German 80
ciety Of Baltimore, acting with the Ter
man Society of New York, Is pushing tho
investigations into the conduct OF the
dredging caEtains.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

a dispatch from Trenton, New Jersey,
says that serious defaleations by officers OF
the Pennsylvania railroad have Just been
brought to light. 1t appears chat ]. n. Cox.
Assistant Supervisor OF the New York
Division OF the road. and W. A. Newell,
supervisor, have or some time been col
lecting old ties and rails along the division,
disposing of them to private parties and
appropriattng the funds, amounting to over
5000, to their own use: Both men have
bsen arrested and placed under bail. The
examination 10 still going on, and further
developments are expected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

For Philadelphia texpressl, 200. e,52, a.ac,7.is
9lO, 11.5l a. m 2.g7, 5.24, 706 and 10. 40 y, M =
Accommodation, SIS a. m, la.l0, l.sS,4.l0,6.s0s
1.40, md 1000 p. m.
b.2i, 7.06, and 1000 p m.
Accommodation, SIS a. m, 1910, l2o, 4lUi
$50, and 7.40 p. m.
For New YORK (express), 200, 2b2, 4.ao, TN
s.i5, ll.51 a. M, 2.2T, 524, s626, 7.06 and lo.4e
p. IN. :.
For Cape Charles Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, 12.O5 night.
For New Castle, Kirkwood, Middletownf
Clayton, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, BRIDGE
Vile, Seaford, Laurel, and Delmar, 1905 night
Baltimore and Washington, 4.46, s.oi, 9;1if
1919 a. M, 1905, 20 80, 7.40 p. M, and l2-59
night Baltimore, 600 p. M. and 1913 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for VIA
mington (expressl, $50, 7.a0,S3l,910. Ills aInai
5.0S, 6.57, li.20, it.S0, and 11.o7 p. IN.
Accommodation, S.35, 1928 a. m, 1885, 2.0I
Clio. S.S5, 1910, aud ii.33 p. IN.
For further information, passengers are RED
ferred TO the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus q are limited expresS
upon which extra fare is charged.
CHAS. e. PuaH, j. 4. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
Delaware and Maryland Teachers.

Delavvarc and MnrYIRnh feHchuFN'
The executive committee OF the Mary
land State Teachers Association has IN
vited the Delaware StRte Teachers Asso-
citation to join the former in Its annual
session next summer, on July 9Th, loth
and 18th, at the Blue Mountain House
Washington county, Md. They generously
offer the teachers an equal division OF
officers, committees and work. It 10 be-
lieved that the teachers CON so to thai
beautiful mountain resort for the time
named at a cost of $l5. Superinfendents
Handy and Bessey have been solicited 5y
the Maryland teachers to muster the
teachers of Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
AFa.nionabIe wedding.

Coleman dupont of Central City, KY,
was married al 2 o'clock, Thursday after,
noon to Miss Elsie dupont, daughter o.
the late Victor dupont, Esq, the ksy. H.
Ashton Henry of Trinity Church OH eist-
ing. The ceremony took place at 1he
residence Of the BRIDES mother, NO si'
Delaware avenue, aud was witnessed on,y
by few friends and relatives. The newly
married pair left about o'clock for thelr
future home in Central City, where ar;
DUPONT is engaged in operating o oal
mines. The bride has always been
prominent in social circles here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
Ann,her nroYer alkips.

George R. Kelley, Chester county
drover, has absconded. On Saturday week
he left his home and since that time moth
ing has been heard OF him. He has been
an extensive dealer in cattle from the west
and yesterday one Of his creditors came
east to sec him and then for the FIRST time
it became known that Kelley had gone on
II Ia rumored that he leaves several thou
sand dollars Of debts. He leaves wife
and three children who are not only In Q
state Of mental anxiety as 70 bis where
abouts, but also In poor circumstances
The drovers Of Chester county have pro-
nounced tendency to bolt their financial obli'
gatien, Kelley being the NTH to dodge hts
creditors In the last two years or 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

Rt limits a Suipssuric Oder and has
4GHved Many People,

DECKER, IND., Jan ia small lake near
hare is burnipR and emitting peculiar
sulpEuio o9or. Those living near It are
people ara OF tho opinion that great flow
81 OIL has hdrst forth from y vein u5ar the
eprt4ee, mud TINT rho escaping oil has over
spread tho luke and bsaa accidentally set
on ere. The lake Il about 300 yards IN
Diameter. and IS surrounded by donsa
woods. II is feared rs tkofa IN The Vicinity
tnat the woadt mag oeoome tgnited from
the burning lake, and, therefore, fear 10
live loIHer IN tie fFglon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.--Judge Butler
yesterday decided that the action brought
in the UnIted States district court to recover
81, 900 penalty from James Lees d Sons for
the employment Of contract labor at their
mills at Bridgeport, Pa, should stand. and
the matter will therefore be disposed OF by
jury trial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
,,,,gc,n4 i. u peach Export.

New York World
Mr.. hieglls, the coming senator from
Delaware, Is said to BIO wonderful ex-
,s,t ~ regards peaches. By tasting a
psaob ia can tell its variety, where 1t was
grown, it's age and itl mafkss value;
Whether he is the author OF tns perennial y
prediction Of the "killiug Of the buds" 10
M aiAtnd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

THE largo store OF Joseph e. Weef, at
KannedyyilIs, Kent oounty, Nd, nooi-
dentally took Gre a. 3 O'clock yesterday
a s,synoon week, and the roof and STOCK
:, bardware damaged. The dwelling was
si,o demaRed by water. The loss Is fully
!, nan snred Ia the Kent Mutual OF Chester
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

The on % Of the employees OF the LehIgn
vai,ay Railroad, indicted on account OF
~ VA Mind Run disaster, was opened Thurs:
AZ ~ NJ Mnuch Chunk, Pa. The case OF
~ engineer, Cook, charged with neglect
and refusal to obey orders, wall DO nfss
triad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

Fraucis Splsin, an employee OF Angus
fine mills, died Wednesday night week,
aged about 65 years. He was a naive o.
Ireland and was one of tbs most expert
and experienced papermakcrs in this sec,
ton. The deceased leaves vile and
three SONS,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
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| Betwban ihe sGgbs w,iilh epsratea
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OF PAlnsg'a Ihestra, ms cldpisroteiY
plaoel Nafy Auaarfun, Tie ,lesaelt ID
btss.ta, ard so Fm7iya. BsiEesn Bape.
Ting aud Nothing nara ii something Of
2 di&srencc. &&ty Anderson sltottutR
Is sat26,hinR; Mrs, Potter u ali times IT,
--potbipR The snrtafr sbovs ooeas' pnsI
iiAshes Of etesllelce, and aala u waste u
To commonplace, they impart ooas.
stopal htht, Mag Anderson can mo-
als7tr,ily HBsump & character, RithUuRh
ia .Np words ~ wOll kauwn critic 10
III aiaea ial3sgQnnttian Ia beneath her
1eH.iSHsli o. Or beyond h09 o4pscit,ean
But HRS Potter never, For gaiaty sire
prnseat5 stireotyps ana meaning.
lesN smile; for yivamty, talasGqiys twist
irgs, despsr emotiGn4 are o5sicstugsd .
grace piue,s n'tenaa MT % hef steps
nor iiRnitg. l.sf aittu4ss. She falig al
srs qht tinA, heNers9 10. teachers have
INSTRUCTED heR 10 do 10 she Raises nov
her siH4t Hfin now hef ieis, Because
Gifted 80 1aa movements, hsf peftefh.'
ahGet lhioHEsou' ma 9 Gnu only thas,
aug aoshn = more, A's Taek' taa man
iAfttnsnt tAa fesoftea % CRY Bo2ds exalt
bihon aoa the tp5etaoniaf' IA dfy
9oods eEhl5il3n md apsci0tnlT poi,
tsStlAnllt vac suOW " ah.oIy NNa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

R. $. springsr Of Mill Greek hundred
sold yesterday waeh seven pigs bora Juiy
stb, which averaged, when killed and
blessed, as pounds each.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

It Is stated that the Row. ". B. Gordon,
for several years rector Of st. Peters I.
z. Church, Smyrna, but who has oeen
acting as missionary bishop to Mexico Ios
the past two or three years, has deeiaea
to return to the Uaited States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

NOT1CE.--hil persons having claims against
tie estate oil the deceased must present the
saiuG, duly attostrd 10 The administrator, on or
before nocenber 81 1859, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in snfh case made and provided.
GEORGE d. ARMSTRONG.
administrator.
Address. Taylurs Bridge, Del. jan@-2n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

The victory in Rhyme.
Now York Press.
Com AaHisbnrY and Bayard,
sk5pl YaUoo5e those d,ggingI
MaSb room for nae,
Yours truly, Higgins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24

The sstsOoners's aaSeparIug 10 March
$4,000 StrDne 10 the Pro islisetl Nnnt

koNNVt fsEHBAAE AW Ahu A-EDbIlbGN
WICHITA, KAs., Jsn. 19.--Msjor Lille
(eaWnee BAD last night stated That tho
preii,aipGtiss Tor the Oklahoma Invasion
@e.c progressing fa7piapy mud that he
would atlss The llns OF the territory GA
Fshr,iaty lst. Rdtwe@n 500 and 1000 peo-
PIE 10 wagons ard en- horsa bn3k Will leave
the city IN the 2Sh list, TO be Joined ut
points aioos the line Of march by
others. It Is expected that the humber
Will be- 5000 wien the line OF the
territoyy l. reached, Mary who
are not nensbses Of the oolonT will take
algantoGa Of TEs crowd to ge into Okla.
hpaiu. Bssider these are the colonies trona
The east add south. The,reBdeZyoue Ia not
yet made rnbic md, it 10 claimed, has not
yet been decided uPln, The old cattle tail
inl0 the territory from Caldwell ie Joined u
short distances toutn by forks from Hnrne-
wall aai Arkansas city. Tho latter Is called
the "Bocnai" trail. oas OF these Will be
TakAa by the invading party.
l'Ga cattle trai is a pnblic highway about
zig miles from Caldwell and no ono can pe
| prevented from travefaing II. 81 Salt Fork
| in the territory The purity viii leavathe tratl
and strike into tho promised land Of OAla'
| expected with tue soldiers." Grid Pawnee
! Bl!l.
"What can the troops do27 was asked.
"Hothing," was the reply. "They can't
| shoot beeause the offence will only be tres
/ pass. They eau olly arrest the trespesseI
| and carry him to q trial point. They can
not compel man to walk after arrest aud
i raust carry him away. Now, the interest
| log point is, how few soldiers are going
/ 10 arrest aud carry away 10000 or 10 ,0Ol
men. 1t is conundrum that can be pom
| dered on for sometime. The Invasion Is
going through and We will halt In the heart
| of OKlahomu."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-24
I J0sHUA PYLE. THN

NOTICE JOSHUA PYLE. THE
IN TENANT Of tho house situated NJ s. u.
corner a and Townsend streets, In the Second
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county q
Now Castle ana state Of Delaware IN conpu~
nnce With the rUquigsments ot the acts OF the
General Assembly "a such case ntade and pro-
yided, do hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing to tbs Court Of General Sessions ok
tho Peace and Jail Delivery 81 the State OF
Delaware In and for New Castle county gu
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of February, a. d, esli,i
being tlle next torn Of said court fQr q license
for said house as m inn or tavern, for the sa'o
therein 81 Intoxicating liquors Mess quantities
than one quart, 70 be drunk OF the pfelnisest
and the following respectable citizens OF said
ward recommend tho said application. Yis
George w Quinn DaniGl MOrga2
Gcoree " Stanton j Is Phillips
" II phiIips Charles h Newell
X II Taylor Joseph Ferguson
or Stevenson Charles Mckinley
II { KprnbIe Id Frank Plat
Ii ugh S,,audiiu John Q kefsey
Robert l. Pyle lhunns Marion
I Il Hunting James II Stafford
CHAR ey ) DaNis Benz. Quimpey
Owen J Palmer John Ford
Daniel Callahan James I Mcliugh
inul0.at JOSHUA FYLE.