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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-18
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THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
is handsome eight-page paper. 1t sis
sued every Thursday, and contains all of
the important news of the week, CLEANED
from every quarter of the globe, complete
up to date of publication. 1t contains in
teresting special correspondence from all OF
the principal cities of the world and a vast
amount of the best selected and original
general literature. 1t furnishes the latest
and most reliable financial news and mar
ket quotations, and gives special attention
to horticultural and agricultural news, and
is in every respect first-class family paper,
appealing to the interest of every member
of the household.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1889.

THE experiment of penny savings
funds has been tried in Philadelphia,
and as it has proved success these
beneficial institutions will no doubt
become permanent in that city. They
were tried years ago in England, and
now their deposits amount TO many
thousands of pounds sterling. These
penny saving funds not only teach
children habits of thrift and frugality
but also have an excellent effect on
men and women. There are many
persons who can and would save a few
pennies every day il thee was some
place where they could deposit them,
but just so long as they carry them
around in their pockets, just that long
the temptation exists TO spend them.
The pennies make the dollars, and
when man, woman or child finds
that by putting away a dime, or a
quarter whenever they have il to spare,
they soon have dollars 10 their credit
drawing interest, they will redouble
their efforts to save, so as to swell the
sum as rapidly as possible. Of course,
penny savings funds are not profitable
TO any except depositors, but they are
beneficial to every community where
they exist, as they inculcate habits OF
thrift and economy among the people.
We would like TO see the experiment
tried in this city,as we believe it would
prove success.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
ADesnerate Convict.

AUBURN, N. Y, June 12.-John
Thomas, alias John Welch, New York
convict, assaulted Captain Hsnlon this
morning with an iron bedpost, inilictinR
very serious injuries. The convict is a
large, burly fellow, weighing 223 pounds,
and was confined in screen cell for In
fraction Of the prison rules. He has
threatened several times of late to mur.
der the first person or officer who pro-
voked lis Ill will.
Captain Hsnlon did this at o'clock
this morning by ordering Weleh to hand
out his bed to be cleaned. Welch re-
fnsed and attacked the officer like lion
when he entered the cell. A company OF
tity-eight Sing Sing transfers stood about
and witnessed the fight, becoming so ex-
cited that for time II was feared that q
general tlght would ensue, but fortu-
nately the combatants did not get out in
the corridor, else q general melee could
not have been avoided. There was in
tense excitement for over half IN hour.
Nearly all the prison officials were at the
scene.
Captain Hanlon was dangerously in
jured. Welch Is a deperate prisoner,
having committed several assaults on
keepers during the winter. lie ieiguod
Insanity 80 well last February that he
was transferred to the asylum, and after
only few days there he induced several
OF the patients to join him in an attempt
to escape. They got out to the wall,
when all surrendered, except WEIGH,
who fought until shot IN the leg and dis
abled. He says he means to commit
murder, and will DO so ut the first opyor-
tuuity II he can't get out.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Ease BAH.

The following games were played yes
terdAy:
At Baltimore-Baltimore, s; St.
Louis, 8.
At Chicago-Chtcago, :; Pittsburg, 10.
At indianapolis = indianapolis, 10;
Cleveland, 3.
AT Milford-Millord, 10; Dover, Z.
NOTES.
st. Louis has met stumbling block in
Baltimore.
The Philles play in New York this
afternoon.
The Atlantic Association games were
postponed on account OF rain.
st, Louis vs.. Athletics to-day. The
Athleiics are only 81 points behind tue
Browns.
Norristown and Norwalls have been
admitted in the Middle States League. a
new schedule will be adopted.
William Quinn OF New York has been
appointed a League umpire. lie viii
probably replace Barnuin.
sharsig is very superstitiJus and be
lieyes in mascots. Since he has signed
Coleman the Athletics has WOE twelve
straight games.
Tie race il both tie League and AS
sociation is becoming more intcrestiul
every day.
The Jersey City club has been sold to
syndicate OF jersey City politicians
Manager Powers will have charge OF tht
team. He is also president OF the new
organization. Sunday games are to bu
| played III tho future.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

"Honcy" McCau,ey, who has been
making extensive preparations for tie
past few wecks for an extended trip to
lis uncle's farm, near stanton, Dei,, Will
leave tomorrow morning. 1t is his in
tent!on to cover tie entire distance on
foot, owing to the lcu-arrvsl Of his
bicycle which he purchased last week.
He is visiting his uncle for the express
purpose OF learning the art f ''chasing
the plow around ton-gcre field. We
wish HIN success iu his long and tiTesoma
Journey.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Political.

WAsHINGToy, June l3.-The delega-
ton OF Virginia Republicans opposed TO
General Malone called upon President
Hsrrlson yesterday, according o appo Mt
ineut. The interview was private. Tie
President is reported to have said that he
did not think 1t was a part Of his iunc-
tioi.s to undertake 10 settle party d.s-
putas; that So lar as he was concerned
Lie dil not intend to give recognize 10
aay Cne faction IN the party, and that he
had expressed the efawc views to Il delega-
tiou Of the Mahoue Republicans on Tues
day. The President disglAiued in posi-
i've terms that be had ever faid the ap.
polItments IN Virginia should be made
only upon General M-Aone's recon.
UeulatiOQ,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
The Cronin Cnse.

CHICAso, June l3.-GNvernor Fifer
yesterday issued requisition papers for
Maroney and Mcdonald, the men arrest
ed IN New York on suspicion OF com
pllcity In the Cronn murder, and TN
officer from this place started for New
York with them. Alexander Sullivan
yesterday, through counsel, presented 3
petition In court for a writ OF hAbeas
corpus. Tie petition sets forth t. al the
verdict OF the Coroner's jury, on the
strength of which he was committed is
Insult aIeut 10 hold him and deprive him
he would read the testimony given teiorJ
the Cororer and anuou-c5 lis decision
tomorrow. A special GRIND Jury " IS
Inn auciltd yesterday to deal with ths
| CfJuiu case.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

THERE have been ali kinds Of cor
porations and trusts formed in this
country, but the very latest and most
novel is that formed in Chicago fOr the
purpose of taking contracts for the
execution of criminals condemned to
death. This association, which will
be known as the american Execu-
ting Company" Proposes to relieve the
sheriffs OF every county in the United
States OF the disagreeable job of help
ing those condemned to death to
shuttle oil the mortal coil. They offer
to execute criminals by rope or cleo
tricity, according to the laws of the
State in which the execution takes
place, and to do the job in thorough,
business like manner in the shortest
possible time. As soon as the com
pany is fully under way they will
send circulars to sherids all over the
United States calling attention to their
plan, which they claim will prevent
any more bungling executions. 1t is a
novel, ghastly scheme, but VIC would
not be surprised 1t 1t proves success.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

TIE yearly pilgrimage of veterans
10 Getty shulg has commenced, and
about one thousand old soldiers from
Michigan are now on that historic
field iJr the purpose Of taking part il
the dedication OF the State monument.
Year by year this spot, where for
three days the heaviest battle OF the
war RACED, becomes dearer TO the
American people and more interesting
to the enlile world. AS time presses
us onward, and we pass further and
further away from the days of July 1,
Q and g. 1868, the associations con.
neeted with this spot become dearer
and more highly priced. Thousands
OF brave men sleep beneath Its sod, but
their friends have the satisfaction Of
knowing that the cause for which they
fought and gave their lives was trium.
phant, and that instead OF part of the
stars on that old flag being blotted out,
four new ones will soon be added. Get
tysburg is sacred ground, and in 6
hundred years hence will be more re
vere1 than il IL now.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
ncnl Ilstntc Tlnn.fcrs.

Robert Reynolds, by sheriff, to Francis
c. Simpson, lot at the northwest corner
Of Fourth and Rodney streets, dTX90
feet
John Hanson, hy sheriff, to John R.
Hartman, house and lot on the north side
Of Fourth street, between Poplar and
Lombard, 2UAllO feet.
Fraus.s c, Simpson to Francis F. ReY-
noids, house and lot On tie west side OF
jackson street, between Gilpin aud Shall
cruas avenues, lG.SNlQ46 6 feet.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

THOSE who have had the pleasure
Of hearing Hon. Thomas r. Bayard
speak, and there are very few that
have not, know full well that he
always advocated honesty in politics
and the purity of the ballot box. In
fact, so anxious was he to see that this
was carried into effect that he was in
sttumental in having laws framed by
which persons are prohibited voting
unless they are assessed and pay tax
about year before an election. Now
we would respectfully suggest that Us
the Democrats have not given any at
tention to the good advice given them
by Mr. Bayard in the past, Ns is
shown by the number Of Illegal votes
cast at tic recent election, and later
by the theft of the error lists, that a
meeting he called at an carly day and
that be be invited to again address the
faithful and see if it is not possible tC
ineulate upon them the Same princi.
pies Of honest politics that hos gov.
erned him during his long and bril-
Sant career as statesman.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Annthcr mont.

william N. Singerly, of the Pllladel-
Th.s Record, has contracted with Enoch
Moore, Jr., for the construction OF
another steam yacht, Gj feet in length, Il
feet wide, 5 feet deep and he ilIished in
the best style. 1t ID intended TO be very
fast, and in no respect inferior TO any
similar craft that can be found anywhere.
Mr. S. is liberal paymaster aud Col.
Moore will see that he shall haYe yacht
that will give the fullest satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

THERE arc, no doubt, those in this
city VINO know what became of the
missing error lists, and they should, if
possible, be ierreted out and brought
10 justice. These lists were placed n
q drawer in the Office Of the Clerk Of
tie Peace, after which the drawer was
locked, but strange 10 say when it WIS
again opened they could not he found,
for the very simple reason that they
had been stolen. Who the thief is we
do not BEow, but let it be whom it may
he has committed larceny and is de-
serving of the whipping post. We
hope this matter will not be allowed to
drop, but that it will be probed to tho
bottom, even il it becomes necessary
TO employ skilled detective from some
other city, to assist in the investigation.
These error lists are public documents,
and If they can be stolen from the
Court House with impunity any other
document is liable to share the same
late.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

Harrington is president and Mr. Rob-
inson is treasurer OF the committee
formed in this city, and distributors
can rest assured that every dollar en-
trusted to this committee will reach
the ones for whom it is intended. Let
every one be on their guard for these
charity thieves who use the terrible
disaster at Johnstown to swindle un-
suspecting persons.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Elup Strawberries.

Wm. II, Clark, Of Brandywiue Hun
dred, LETT at our Office yesterday IA straw
berries Of the sharpless variety, which
nlled box. They sold readily at l.
cents a quart. Mr. G, can be found on
market days al No. $50 King street, and
n So who wish to tast ta-.r merits should
-jya Inn a call. They are quito sweet,
uely Favored and well worth cul:i-
VAting,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
MAY Goth. 1889.

"hh Suth. 1881.
rams VIII leave W ilnington rs follows
ias1 Lsa ~. "a Z q y ana 3 n, . n ~ 2
lzss IA 30 "a "a iS s. q . ;io !, 70 .
ssS: ~ 4 ii a. N. h. "a. 81 "a II. IS E. .ns 10
Accom- @odstiOs, AZ An tH, - 100 SD lUn.
a s f 3 ~ T. Y IS sfS a. 4 H. = p
.%a% z u ,2Ss a Il ". ga, sS al, ~ So,
FER West Chester, via Lsnok,n. 90 and
s1Sn "a NJ; S;.gs 9sa1sa tsd.,,P ,ggP; MI ,n,srns,
Baltinsrs AID internsai&te stations, 10 isa,
nH 6m p. m. and l2 lS Night,
,BaitimSrs and Wasnin ston, KS. sos oil,
ttolI pr sgd II % q, m. II 90. y 2d. as aiI
Ti.ins Tor DeIsSeis II niysion wa i,.Sstor: Ntssa
% &c" nASsS, a ~ ia r. n a. M. II IS 2Sa aSo,
SeorgetowE and LeweS, % a. MS 80 D. M
harrns,qp; pelIsr, and way stations. tso
Ipress Tor HirTiinEton. nj so D. N. waI
fTfttess fHt e for bower. Harrington. and Del.
mar, u o6 Might. a.,
FTSrS,s F1HSIn mty taI y.pe e cha1i.. Old Point Con.
Tort, and norfolk. 2O Night
Leave philadelphia, broad street. for WI.
SinssoS iS ,S a ,SeinpTs's! s%, 7o IA :si'
- Gs. s2, 542. &C., 6H, eH, IT'D, Il 50,
Acsox, N odAtion, e2o, 1923, a. NJ, /. Is 4 %
3 ~. an. C2s k3 io0a 1910, and ii S3 DIN.
81 NDAf 1itAINS
noI ihilAdelphiA teEpress) 90, z52, 42n, 20
~, ~ Oh q. M, q, y, "a OS nnd 10 - ~ IN
| ~ u ~ .Osnd 10 10 y. N.
!. Eot 7 ~ SnesteT !sSpressl, 7Oo.S 10. II 81 N,
5AcsoiaSnlnodAtton, y SIS M, l2lo. ls5. tlO
For New York tsIpressl, 90, z&, 4 20, 100.
:, y II al m, 10. 2 n, b5'' 'eEh % and
rs rCE ~ SSsT m nohester, via LAnOhin, tlSa n,
For Cspe Cessrls., Old Point Comfort. and
For New Castle, Kirkwood, Mddletoun.
| Claytor, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Eridgs-
| vile, stafford, Laurel and Deimar, u 65 hight.
baltimore and W EshingIou, 10, ", 10 Il
a. M, II 60, 1 IS, IS Ss ga, tOp N. and II q
| Night baltimore, Q. 90 p m. and Il 10 Night,
Leave PhilRdelphiA, Broad street, for Val
ninKton (sIpressl, $50, 7.2O. s.i0 DIS 4,
NJ, So, 6.6s, 'p42, CO., e. 7, il.1o, II. 30 ant
lccomm odation. s.ss 10. as A. NJ, lR.B,7.o5
go, o. 3b 10, ~ Endu 33 p. ~.
For rurther Information, pazsengeIs are re
feTrtd a ia the tickst oitee at the station.
! Trains N arEed LhuSt0 are limited expires
cpon which extra !Grah Charged,
General aEn1EsT General Passenger Al
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
BALTIMORE 6 ONO RAILROAD.
ID schedule IA elect Mag l.. lssg.
TRAINS LEANE DEL. AVE. nEPur.
EA5r bOUSD.


TRAINS LEANE DEL. AVE. nEPur.
EA5r LOUSD.
Express tutius.
NEwi ioGN, week days. ~ II, Cos, = o. .lo.2e
NEW oiiN, sunday. - il, o. a. m.
slGu>, ,23,, Us, 'GIi y. IN.
PHILApLllHlA, Wcyl. days. 10, = O., ,GGj,
G5a, ~, ~ goo' 30 = 10 g II m,
PutLAuELrufA,s ,sunduy- - 10. s7Oi. .Gaa, 7l1,
aoi, ~ p II. m, ~ Us, o. =. 3. ade, ilo,
'j44S, 5-1 q 10, ,Gii - ~! p, N.
Ia, - 20, . %, 'lu.f, 10 Ma IN, fl2us,
leo, - y, 800, 3 10, sos, 70, Go ,Git,
| : %, 80, ~ - p. ~.
Culsrrn Sundays, - -, '7o5, 6 5o.7 -, ad5
sos ., $40, I'D. sa,. ~ ~ y. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALrIMo.E AND WAsHlNGroN, u 20, IS "a,
~ g. u, 2I5 .liG - 20, IS 10. Al
I'M "urs, '-l lG a. m; 70 10 and 'sal p.
CHoAoo, . 10 u. H., - 10 p, m; both
! CHcmuuti and st. Louis, al IS n. IN.
aud . % y. m; both daily.
| siNGLnIT ACCuNMODAIIyN, i30 D. m
and ii 10 'n. daily.
LASpESurri AocoMHonATI0S. week
d3rys, 70 lull iat.dl., . - and 10 p. m; sun
day. iI,N. m, - and ! iop.lu.
! For .lh'uacphUI Huu way stdtiou-
Wcrk days 0 ~, q IS, 30, II - Il. m. 4 i3
G3j $50 p, M SunduYs, g 30 -. m; l. 10, s.
| . D., T.. IN.
! or Baltimore week day .5al.G 30 IS 3,
II 50 Il. IN; %, 1850 y, ia. SUNDAYS, ca
It. m,; = 81 aud ianp. m.
For Lnndenbcwu and way stations, ,weal
day, $50, = -, II 81 IL. M: 30. . 80 II. III
Sundays - d, M; -, $50 p. m
Cincinnati and =. Louis, II - Al. In,
daily except sunday,
| Chicago - 80 20. m, daily, except sun
day: - 50 %. M, daily.
fitt-burr, '7 jun.ln., daily, except sun
day: J.;;n y. M, daily.
LEAgI fHlLAuEIFIla FOR WILNINGToN.
Daily, = 10, IS Is. 1000, ~ il.s. N, In
noon, = -, tn.3oo'i Is, 49,, = o. 3d. = 81
{ TO- 10 ~, II 80 p. N.
/ Daily, except sunday, 5i0anl 725 n
NJ, y ~, - ~ aud 70 y. III. sunday only
= 50 q. ut
Telephone No. l13.
GH-Rutu- 10 western points lower tina
viamy otbcr line
60. SCI Ill, j. T. OIELI,
GenI Pass Agt. Genl Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Cntlcnrn Relnodies

Are n positive cure for every form OF skin,
scalp and blood disease, with loss OF hair, from
sold everywhere. Price, Caticnrn, 51c;
Soap, 25c.; resOlvcut, VI. Prepared by
the Potter Drug ana Chemical Corpora
ton, boston, Mass.
Es-Scnd Tor GLOW to Cure skin Dis
eases" 81 pages, 90 illustrations, and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Fever Sore Eight Years Cured.

Unjust extend to you the thanks of one Of my
customers. who has heen cured by using the
CuTICuRA RhMEDIEs, of an old sore, caused
by long spell OF sickness or fever eight yeas
ago. lie was so bad he was fearful he would
have to have his leg AmputAtei, but Is happy
to say he is now entirely well, sound rs a
dollar. He requests me to use Ills name, which
Is IL. II. CAsos, merchant Of this place.
JOHN v. MINOR, Druggist,
uninsbOro, Tenn.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHIT TEWA3hl,

MIXED in minutes ready for u,a,
ANYBopY can apply it.
Pure materials only are used in tits
preparation. II Is in a paste form sim
ply needing to be thiuned with water %
prepare for use. NOTHING PoIsuSUus
USED IN THE COMrosIrIoN.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will prtSrl.
smooth, rich and even surface, when
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM TIE
WALL.
THIS WHITEwASu POSSESSES srEoSf
DIsISFECTING PROPERTIES, ana eeu D1
eilootually usd in cleansing AMI ref'
derlng healthful the walls of apartments
impregnated with tho germs OF disc ise',
RoACHEs, Ants Flies, Moth, etc. 20
not like 1t and will leave walls or foo'A'
where the whitowash is applied,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

THE public can lie on tho lookout for
impostors who represent themselves as
Johnstowu sufferers, as they made
their appearance in Philadelphia last
week and succeeded ia yictimlzing sew
eral persons. OF course all such are
thieves, and 1t is hoped that if HEY
make their appearance in this city they
will be handed over 10 the police eal
brought before Judge Ball There ase
now proper channels lor giving relief
and all assistance should be Eeni
through this organized agency. Mayor
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Severe Scalp Disease Cured

A few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from q cutarruus disease Of the scalp, and re-
coived no relief from the various rclnedleh she
used until she tried CuTlCURA, The disease
yielded to this Treatment, and in a
short while she WAS entirely well. There has
been no return of the disease, and CC1iIIRA
ranks 80. In our estimation for diseases of
the skin. Rcy.J, PRESLEY BAHRk rr, b. ID.
Rnlpigh N, e,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
sale uI "a Farm.

Wm. a. Ilukll, auctioueer, sold on
wednesday afternoon, by order Of Samuel
=. johnson, executor, the farm Of the late
Jouu Brauuan, situated near Mt. Cuba,
CAribjlAuA lluudrgd, and containing IS
acres, with ordinary buildings, Tor O., lJV
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13

GwIaIAIING SCHOOL
~ -FOH-
children, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERsoN ST.,
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE lSr.
Arrangement Of Hours;
Ladics and Mlsses frOm sa. IN. to p. m.
Gent,emen and Masters from D. m. to p. m.
SentIemen Only ~. m. to 10 p. IN. Private
classes or private instruction by. special ar
ranKement. Terms Invariably In advance.
Terms with Instruction. Regular Quarter,
- lessons $1,000 short Qusrter, Is lessons
ss'ho. Lesson Ticket, 100; single Lesson,
% cents. Special Terms for Families. School
children, ~. 90 for the season. For swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket,
$50; one Msnth, 800: Single Hath, z5 cents.
ladies or Gentlemon't Tletets for slnO. A
careful and experienced lady teacher Will be
IN charge OF the ladies and childreh's depart =
ment. A. s. WEBSTER. mo tu- TIL sA-im
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Wilmington a NortI,crn r.. II.

TITETWIT q e
Time liable lu eEeeL, May 18th, 1851. Traius
leave Mining ton tFTenCh ELreell as folIuus.
ror Reading, Birds5oro. Joanna, SPRING
field, v hynespurE Junction, Manor eottsVilie,
Tamalus. AlluitoGu, Lebanon, HornsrI.
vile and ALI points on the Philadelphia kn6
Hesfing II. H., 7.n1 =, NJ, .. 10 aud 1 80 nm.
FOR Springfield, MhynesbIfg junction
Soa.esyi e, Emurcevlle, Lenlpe, Chsel't
fort ana nupOnt's aud lnterme1lSte pointA,
!. lGs. n, 2. ., 4. o aEd 5, 0p.n.
For CoItesTllls anu Intermediate polnb Al
10 q, N, ?. 10 and +. % p. m.
For Weat hester, 100 a. m, 7,l0 4, Can d
50 D..
Isiiy etcspt saturday aud Sunday.
FOR New HriAge aud irtermsdiate paintn
e.ll p. IN, and on Saturday only vt 5.I7 Ane
On sunday for Resding and internedists
poluts, vt s.03 a. M, aud for Springfield and
Intermediate pgtrth a. 80 p. m. -
a, q. McUA u5LhhD, 3OWHESS ERI3aH.
Ruperih .endent. Cen Pass. AR't.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
MA CURED BY DAD sPECAAL
y kIC INc FEgSSVGP

bottle of Medicine Free
We warrant our remedy to cure
he BOrsL GEsa sna the onsr Phy.g-
CtBHE wnJ 20 this to ~ vent your s1.n ~
ause others '-ilej Is no reason for not using
this meielno. Owe Ezpres5 and Pos:
m o alJ'fs7, IL cosis you nothing
hdd'fas AEanei HCdsrHI sursaH
Daily Republican., 1889-06-13
Russell, MissIneT & Co.,
9O6 MARKET STREET.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
III REGisTEH's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

Upon the application OF Mary Er-
hart AdmlnislritrN OF Joseph Me
lor, late Of Wilmington Hundred, in
said CouotY,. deceased, it "a ordered and IL
rected by the Register that the Admin
lug OF letters Of iministratl5n upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within Forty days from tie datS
ofsuch letterSiu ak of the most public places
OF the county or New Castle. requiring AL
persons haying demands against the estate to
present the same, or Hbide by an Act sf AS
semhly In such case made aud provided ; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a
newspaper publithediu Wilmington, and 10
be continued therSn three weeks %. ODD
l. Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 3. Once Of the Register Aforesaid, Al
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day andy above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTiCE. AL persons having claims agaiust
the estate the dgceHssi must present tins
same, duly Rttested to the Adm.inlsiratriN, or
or before dUne sth, iss, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided,
MAR, ERHART,
AiIinlslratriN.
Address, Wilmington Del. jlO.3w-eoi