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BRYMER IS FIRE MARSHAL.


Alonzo Brymcr. a prominent Republi-
can and cx-Warden of Raymond Street
Jail, was this morning appointed Fire
Marshal of Brooklyn by Fire Commits
siouer Wurster. The salary is $500 "A
year MIR, Brymer succeeds BENJAMIN
Lewis, who resigned yesterday on ac-
count Of IN health.
The new incumbent is n machine Re
publican. ana was appointed Warden of
the jail by eN-Sheriff Rhnehart. lie was
turned out of office when Sheriff Court
neN was elected
He is a prominent Free Mason, and
lives nj $50 MCDonough street.
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The q O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can he found In
any other evening newsIAper.
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Henry Grey. third Earl Grey. was
born in 1902, and In lSi2 married "A
daughter of the late Sir Joseph Copley.
lie leaves no children. Earl Grey had
been Under Secretary for the Colonies,
Under Secretary for the Home Depart
ment, Secretary of War and Secretary
of state for the Colonies
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Dancing Academies.
TENo&

CONSERVATION 24S ". 23d st. always OPEN
WALTZ oGGTGhh'RAS1ThhD i've i've strictly pr.
vat lessons 80, any hour, with music. = Herald.
lady ieachcrs; new. rapid method. making fail.
urrs absolutely impossible. CLASSES every Al
InrIndins s' SepSrate private Instruction in waltz
and very latest fashionable dances. CItB CLASS
irEet . good any evening ini one year tnI
cir.u.ur.. INCEPTION "wednesday and Satur-
"'S iiIiTS!fi CLASS STAGE DANCES.
Every style, novelties, New tniety, french and
LIVING Picture dances Fay by instalments: avoid
h %T"sf KSS,qi a t 81 Any Gnler, Proctor
baby -peuceg, Emmett, Little lola Ferera; 800
o hers; new cart wheel, split, cross Kick, side
ucnd.
AID. EEwBERGER. 226 West l25th st. and 1876
East 72i st-waltz and latest dances; circular.
BROOA E~'S ACADEMY.
8Gi Bru1fus IT oldest established classes begin
Saturday. oct. II, children. Tuesday. Oct. lG,
adults. hrst lessons privately; all fashionable
crs under supervision MIR. Brookes.
CARrlER's Dancing School $ West l4th St
Private and class lessons row open; waltz taught
rapidly.
CORRECT WALTZ guaranteed; Is private les
sons, -, at your residence or my school. any
hour; . latest dances guaranteed, private les
AddrcsS PROFESSOR, box 80 Word, uptown.
DCMARS CLAS-f~, : lessons, monthly, ";
a,hi1na9e na1cei; class Tor wsltIIg Soc
open sundays. 3I2 W. Both st.
FERNANDO'S ACADEMY.
lG1 East J5th 81. Bank Building. prices reduced
four lessons. 81 private lessons at any hour, 81
Glass tickets used at convenience OF pupils. Waltz
and all fashionable dances taught rapidly.
RECEPTION EVERY TUESDAY EVENING.
l.. STERN AND MRS. EISEMANN'S, S33 Sd ave.
Six private lessons, waltz. 50, open daily Sun
day.
MURRAY HGLL DANCING ACADEMY saith st.
I'd aye.-Classcs now forming, Monday. Thurs
DAY circulars
sAUSEs SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
ADELPHI HALL. 52d st. and Broadway.
ALL THE LATEST DANCES Circulars.
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. Ameri-
can Theatre Hall. 42d and sth ave. building
cost a million dollars. large hall; everything
new. elegant and elaborate; Otis electric elevator
electric light. steam heat modern building. abso-
utely hreproof. and is without doubt the finest
dancing school in the country; thorough and ef-
fectiye system Of teaching; private lessons in the
waltz our great speciality; class lessons 81; "a
class lessons, Sc, waltz guaranteed in six private
lessons, with music, So; receptions Wednesday and
Saturday evenings; dancing, $50 p. NJ. to IL.
class all other evenings; afternoon classes Tues
days and Saturdays 80 p. NJ American Theatre
Hall to let for balls receptions &c. reasonably
see II.
WANTED-Fifty ladies to learn skirt dancing &
other specalties for annual entertainment in
structinns free; lessons private lady teacher.
Dobson. 1852 broadway. opposite Marlborough.
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The Third Earl Gray Is Dead.

LONDON oct. 9.,-Earl Grey. formerly
Secretary Of state for the Colonies. sc,
Is dead,
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Earned runs-New York, 20. baltimore l.
stolen bsses-SeW York. &c. baltimore o. Two
base hits-Ncw York : Baltimore, o struck
out-New York. Is; Baltimore 6 Three-base hits
New York 4 Baltimore. 2. Bases on balls
New York IL; baltimore .
Among the congratulatory kilograms
received by Capt. Ward last night, Was
one from the Atlantic Athletic Club
uIcn their splendid Victory, the mes
sage extended to them the hospitality
OF the Club. and invited them TO be
present at the initial entertainment in
the Sea Beach Palace, Coney Island,
next Monday night.
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Business Opportunities.
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A full account Of Wall street AFFAIRS will b,
found In the 8 o. Clock Edition of The Evenin,
World"
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Harlem track, fell with Buck knight
yesterday ami broke his right leg
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PEOPLES CREDIT CO.,

llSO Broadway, cor. 2Sth st., Room 1 4.
Loans on furniture from 125 to $1,000. in use.
without removal or restriction; per cent. inter-
est; easy payments; strictly confidential and re-
liahle
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wANTED-Energetic responsible parties for ~
city, county and town agencies Tor ~ ~.
Clarks Red Cross Electric Natural MeoiS..|
Water, salve. Salts, &c. not beverage. s.asl
ural medicine; liberal inducements and DIG ma
TO right parties; direct sale or commission.
dress Big Rapids Mineral Water Co.. BIG hAP''
Mich.
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Byron McClelland will take Henry of
Navarro 10 the Harlem track. lie will
start him there providing the horse is In
good shape.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR sTOREsI
III. COHN, III EAST lIITH ST.

| HOTEL oyster and chop-house. license;
rooms; good location; chance for hustler; goifl
in other business; rent 81. 400; rooms pay req
|
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Good Will a Interest for Sale.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE; cheap. mn Il,

MEAT MARKET Tor sale; established "a wears,
500 9th ave.
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A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN

will advance to respectable families S25 to 81, 600
on their household effects; legal Interest," you can
pay back In instruments to suit borrower:
make better terms for you than loan offices; call
or write; city or brooklyn. {. DAVIS, Twelfth
Ward Bank, l47 East 10th ST. rooms 3OS, 800.
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STORES, MERCHANDISE AND GOOD,
bought auiCklY for cash. FRY, "a I'd ave.

TO LEASE for a term OF years, a store In on
the finest locations, with a stable attachedd,i
horses on hand; suitable for feed store, WIZ
| complete outfit OF trucks and horses, Apply
Sd ave,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
DECIDED AGAINST TAE MINERS,
Operators win Tlicfr Case pefore the Ma.s-
fllon Arbitration (,o,np,ittna (

i. n
Operators win Their Case Before the Msss-
iilon Arbitration Committee, *
CLEVELAND, Dec, eo.--The Massiiion ar
bitration committee makes public 10 de-
oision on the pending dispute between the
miners and operators. The report Is In
favor OF the operators Father Kuhn the
third arbitrator, announced that he could
not concur. The Masslllon miners, to the
number Of 1900, were on strike during the
past year for nearly seven months.
The board presents an unanimous report
abolishing tho heretofore existing differ
entail OF fifteen cents and placing the
Massillon district on the same basis as the
Hooking valley. II is declared that the
operators have proven their ability to OBJ
thln men TO man the mines for sixty cents:
that there is no reason why the screens
used here should be smaller than else
where; that the high price has excluded
MassisAon coal from tho Lake trade; that.
being harder the coal has greater per.
centage OF lump and that it is iAore dim.
cult, all things considered, to mine Mass
iilon coal than any other.
Inc verdict has created the greatest ex-
citement at Massillon and there is much
disappointment among the miners, who
confidently expected at least sixty-fiye
cents, as they had been offered that price
as compromise before the submission Of
the question to the board of arbitration.
In speaking of the work OF the commit
tee Father Kuhn said; II hold out for the
miners MS long as l could, and L advanced
every claim l honorably could, but there
was no question that the operators had
presented case accompanied with cumu.
iative evidence. Not so the miners. After
preparing their evidence in chief they
Drought in no rebuttnl. The operators
came to us with case that was propped
up at every corner, and in the face OF the
evidence the other two judges decided the
case, which have signed under protest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
CHINAMEN ON STRIKE.
Tho Singular Labor Difnouity That Con
fronts PHILADELPHIA Uudertal.,r

The Singular Labor DificuIty That Con.
fronts u Philadelphia UndertaIsor,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Ca unique ac-
QUESTION to the annals of labor organiza-
lions viii be the strike which local un-
dertaker now has on hand Recently he
secured n contract for the removal of a
number of bodies from an old down town
cemetery. OF the corpses there buried
thirteen were Cinnamon, and, according
to an agreement made at the time of in.
torment, these bodies were to be sent tn
China If ever exhuned
The undertaken consulted Lee Tow
mayor of Chinatown, and he furnished
seven Cinnamon who agreed to dig I'D the
corpscs, strip the bones of any remaining
flesh, and boil and bleach them for shin,
ment fo- the lump sum of 500 They be.
gan work on Monday morning, but MT
noon struck for 800 more. After a parlev
their demand was granted, and thew re.
turned to work. Last night they de-
manded another increase OF 800. The nm
dertaker says he will put Italian laborers
at the job, while Mayor Toy is making
strenuous efforts to raise the balance Of
cash. declaring that 1t is PROCLAMATION for
any but a Cinnamon to handle Chinese
bones
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
OUR BOYS
CLOTHING

Business has increased wonder.
fully this season. The Parents
have found that we know what
the Boys want---have studied
their wants for years and we
know also what the mothers
like.
Neat patterns in Boys Suits
up to l4-year size for $1.50.
Cassimeres, Cheyiots and
Worsted Boys Suits from 50
to So and every price between.
Reeter Suits, sizes 3 to s,
handsomely braided, $3.50, So,
$3.50 81 and SIS.
The popular garment lust
now for Little Boys are the
Reefors (worn for Oyercoats);
we've sold more than Five
Hundred of them in the last
two months--no other house in
the city has SO many styles, no
other house sells them so low
in price.
Soft, Woody ChinchilIa Reef.
ers, $3.50, So, $3.50, 81, So
and So.
j.. , Leggings, Russet and Black,
Boys Cape Overcoats, cut
long, with capes, from 81 up.
Storm Overcoats for the Lit,
tie Fellows from $3.50 up.
Have just received some
OF those popular Rough Chew.
OF Suits in Youths sizes up to
10 years. We could have sold
several more of these suits this
week had we the sizes. We have
now IN stock all sizes in all
grades, and customers who we're
disappointed in not getting
them can have them now.
(This is the last we can get in
heavy weights this season). So,
81, IS and so.
To all our Women Friends
who will visit our store we will
give them FREE a handso me
plaque as a souvenir--not
necessary to buy--just ask for
them.
Buy what you like now for
Christmas Presents and if after
Christmas it don't suit or fit
wen exchange it or return your
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
Eth EDITION.
fuiEvEs enIoKLY AaREsTED.
CLEVER Work Of oniesr. hlallon., aaa Lyon.
IAlst NIght


When Joseph Boyd who resides al Ma.
g2oI Aiarket street, went to bed on Mon.
day night there was o suit of clothes val.
ued at so In his room and aiso nair
q SHOES valued at %. a shirt valued al
VI, pair OF trousers, several rings and a
ring belonging TO bis beet girl
When he went make his toilet on Tuea-
nuy evening the articles were gone. When
MS brother, Harry BOYD, went up ataIrs
the same might he discovered that uuan.
lity OF 1eweiry had taken a sudden notion
ana walked on. The lose was reported al
the city hall. Suspicion rested OH MILAN
Sanoerry VINO had boen working at the
house on Tuesday until II O'clock.
Mary Carberry on Tuesday night want
TO the city hall and swore out a warrant
Tor the arrest OF IhumaS Ennis for aaas milf
anu battery. After the trial fast night she
left the Municipal Court ard went down
tEe streets. Tho woman was followed, and
sne met her husband at Second and Klnr
street. Officer Maiioney was notified 81
the loss and coon after ne saw the woman
cut Lcross King street near Front and 90
TO dstein'e place at 10 Front street.
one hhu laiu down quantity OF the
LIVERY on inc counter to sell It Just as
the ef1cient officer entered and placed tha
Woman undor arrest At the same Time
Omcer Lyons arrested Cnrberry. AT tha
City Hail Carberry acknowledged to Can.
tam Chambers that the goods were under
the Kitchen In ono of the now houses Al
a neamwale avenue and Bayard street. Tho
IN the Municipal Court this morning
Judge Ball held them In 5000 bail for their
appsarance AT the upper court
Mary carberry has been employed at
the house from which the goods were
t tneeh ior over twenty yeare. from time to
family was surprised TO receive such treat.
ment In return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
NUGGETS oE NEWS.

At Houston, Tex, LV. Peshoes, a Hum
garian noblsman, is now on trial ON charues
of rape, incest and adultery.
While endeayoring to extinguish fire
at their home In Elyria o., Mr. and Mrs.
Q. j. Cook were burned to death.
Emperor William has requested the czsr
not to remove Count Won SchouyalofT. the
Russian ambassador to Germany.
Jim Bradley, Joe Lynch and Joe Boone,
notorious Kentucky moonshiners, were
captured by government officers and their
stills destroyed.
Colonel Nat Gather, the gifted orator
and secretary of state OF kentucky under
Governor Magofiin, died yesterday at Har-
rodsburg, Ky, OF cancer of the tongue,
aged go
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

SQUARE Talk Absut Fias Holiday Goods,
have tho assortment. 1 have enough
baby rinGs for oil the babies. My watch
etook is tue largest In the city. 1 have a
store full OF elegant siverware. Mar
9uise. opal and diamond r!!...... unequal.
as ! eau ea;sly guarantee. NV prices are
absolutely tho lowest. quality consldoreu.
II we can cave You from 10 to 20 per ct.
on your purchases, why. give US chance,
l invite everyone to call and see my
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
THE EMPIRE
Department Store,

On Friday, Dec. 21st., the
Empire Department Store, No.
2o9 Market ST., offers for sale
the following special bargains
in new seasonable goods, just
received from the largest man.
utacturers Of the East
a large Kaleidoscope. Moth.
ing better a as gift for children
Sells regularly for 15c. Our
price &c.
A large cloth doll, with china
head, l2c value, for 6Ac.
Music boxes that cost all
over 12c for Glc.
A nest of pictorial blocks
that we have sold for pc; our
price for tomorrow &c.
A child's china wash set, 1Sc
value for 64c.
Lotto game. never sold for
less than l5c; our price 65c.
The Little Giant paddock.
with 2 keys, complete for Gle.
Genuine Buttermilk soap
for the complexion &c a bar.
A combinatian hammer and
box of shoe backing, both for
6ac. A package of paper and
envelopes, good quality for 64c
A set of alphabetical blocks,
others sell for 15c, we for Gle.
Ladies' hose, guaranteed fast
black, loo value for 64c.
A bottle of double distilled
Bay Rum &c.
Chinchilla covers, cost reg
ularly soc, our price for to.
morrow only 27c.
Six large honeycomb towels
&c. A dozen Turkish Red nap.
kips, sell for 40c. We sell |
them for 27c
Ladies' good quality ribbed
vests Tor 27c.
The famous MY Darling
brand corsets, SOC value for 27c.
An elegant japanese silk mi.
tlal handkerchief for 27c.
Five yards l0c quality dress
goods for 27c.
Turkey Red fringed table
covers, sell for soc, our price
27c. Mems heavy wooden Cloth
Caps, cost regularly soc, our
price &c.
Children's double.breasted
suits, sizes 5 to IA years, all.
wool material. actual worth 81.
our price $1.79.
Youths Suits from l3 to Is
years, we sell you for $3.50.
neatly made and warranted to
wear. An elegant Gray double.
breasted Youths suit, warrant.
I'd strictly all wool for $4.62
sizes from Ii to Is years.
A fine quality double breast.
ID Worsted Or Cashmere Mems
suit made to sell for SO. 90.
)ur price for tomorrow $500.
A superfine tailor made i'm.
diagonal or fancy worst.
ID dress suit, equal to custom.
made for $3.50.
The latest style "Regent"
Jvercoat, sold everywhere in
he country for $500, our
rice for tomorrow 5000.
Atwood gray undershirts 81
'alue for 50c.
THE EMPIRE i
1nnQrfmnnf cfnro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

Captain Sweeney. U. A. San niaao
Uai': says 'Shiloh's Catarrn Remedy il
the irst medicine have ever found that
"ouiu 40 me any good" Price sos.
sold by N u. banfoslh. Druggists : E
Ter. Second and Market streets. - ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

-AtWilminzton.on December 10th
ieg.. george c. Simpson In his f0t /, esr
Relatives ind friends are Requested 10 nt-
tend the funeral at his lnte residence No 1cop
Washington str ct wilmInnfom ~, sot, 80,
day the 22nd instant at o'clock Intern n 4
terry. S No'
JouHNEY-On December 18th 1884, nj Som,
thelato William Journey, aged co Years
interlnent Friday afternoon ut ITO o clock
at wilmington ana Brandywine Cemetery
EI!EY-On 18th of December, 1871 Sarah
soeiey IN the seth year or her age.
helalNes anu friends are invit ell TO ait end
ner funeral from her lata residence No ana
kennebee street. on Friday morning tho sIs
at O'Clock High Mass at ST Patrick's
Cemetery. '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

WAsHINGToN, Dec, 20.--Scnor Lazo Ar.
riaga, the Guatcmaan minister, furnishes
denial OF the news recently published
ABOUT some claims made against the Guat
emaLan government by the ministers of
germany, Belgium and the United States
on account OF alleged outrages suffered by
subjects and citizens of those nations
we have no trouble with foreign minis
tiers or governments" said senior Lao
Arriaga, except the incident of the
boundary question with Me- ico, ami this,
hope, will soon be adjusted"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

PlTTsBuRG, Dec. 20.--Thc miners of this
district are still undecided whether to
make fight against the 20 per cont. re.
duction in wages. AT their convention In
this city yesterday II motion prevailed that
the cut be resisted, but later this action
was reversed, and it was decided to hold
another meeting here tomorrow to take
final action. If the miners do not strike
tho only reason will be that their organ.
ization Is not financially strong enough
for long fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

QUANTIco, Va, Dec. 20 Professor Lang
ley, of the Smithsonian institute, has been
experimenting here for several DAYS with
the air ship, about which much bas 70.
Gently been written by scientific men. To
the unsclcntific observer it appears that
Professor Langley has not made IA success
OF aerial navigation, although he is not
discouraged over the results of his efforts
SO far The machine was started from n
side hill, moved through the air about n
hundred yards and then fell. It was
found to he imperfect in some parts of the
mechanism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20

morning paper startled every one
win story the other morning about
MARY the Punch r." 10 Onicer Iyons
belongs the credit Of arrestlng Il colored
woman on Mirket street below Front last
night who was punching man In the
lace while she was somewhat und or the
innuence OF liquor. She was Amelia
butcher and was fined IS and costs by
Judge Ball this m orhing. ~
Oi1cer Peterson found Harry Wahl Mt
Eleventh and Orange streets under the
lnluence oil liquor and beg ling from
COSTS w. u"
henry Jchnson oolored, was fined $40
anu costs for assault and battery ON
Eyn DAVIS. The affair took place on a
lot near Congress Hall. at Third and
naupont street Olyn had her lips Ills.
INCURRED by the strong hand which Henry
placed there lii ali unkind way.
Ella Short was hsld in S3JO balI FOR m
appearance Tomorrow morning to ana.
yer mo charges of keeping a dlsord erlv
lice nee w" hous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20


John b. Orchard. proprietor OF the Ga.
pes the fashionable boarding house Al
DeiaWare avenue and Tatnail street. Ia in
trouble the outcome OF financial Difficult.
tles. Mr. Orchard Is also general mana.
ger OF the Caletonlan Insurance Com "a nv
aud yesterday afternoon Constable Rear.
: and his Office. AS1e'
Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr., Is the owner
OF lhe house and MIR. Orchard wns in his
debs 20 the amount OF $1,000. This
amount Is for back rent. Tho levy on the
once effects was ,nado to satisfy the
I nut OF Henry hopes OF $50 for
Quoted by Me-. Orchard and his wife abont
year and Immediately aztec taking
charge financial difficulties presented
themselves.
lie house rented for $500 a year and
portion OF this amount was Included IN
The Judgment Constable Roardon thls
morning said he would not close the
house II he coald possibly avoid It. But
the office effects will be sold to satisfy the
Judgment OF Mr. HOPES and several 9th.
er creditors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-20
pEGISTEEtS ORDER
III Rt3ilSrER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEF,
L nI.aL. 1 i


ie emDcr l.. 1891
pom the application of Daniel Green
ahinnls ral'f ttrt sindnll into ~
de nr7. eea IL ia mn ir d; in said county.
hcRister that the All IN, alto. aforesaid Owe
.otce ., granting Letters OF "a ,..fi G, ,,I
IA O of granting thereof by causing adver,
.is' ments 20 be Posted within forty days
m m ny date Of suci Letters Ia six OF the
nus, public plhces Of the county of New
7. SIZE. relnif!uS all persons having dc.
u ands against the estate TO present the
case maze and provided; ana al. o ciluaa + "a
same To be insel ted within the same De Rod
in the DAILY kEPuBLioAN. news paper
tinued therein three weeks. .U.d.5
- Wilmington In New Castle county
aforesaid. tae day and year above written.
N,,rt,,, J. WILKINS GUDGh. Hegister.
,or rol lCh-Notico is hereby given thas Let,
i.,. ., ~ ia u warn In due form OF
"W granted unto the undersign ed. GU he
persons having claims against the estate OF
,as e deceased inu<t present the same, duly az,
the day oil "gcmh r 1,Sl or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made aud
DANIEL GREE~,
Address Newport. Del. do
NolICE-An persons are forbIaden a.
~ llust my wife, Name Jenncss on nv
account, Is VIII pay no bills contrse ed ~
nor. Edward Z. Jenie-s, dI1Sats'
| GsT-on December 18th, n sum of monny
- ~ going irom Gamernn'a drug stor;
oul W and franklin Stree 10 Second ana
r rraEi,9 a,rests reward VIII be pail If
'S'"i"ed " TINS once. dl9.9t'
EHEs II cocoanut. 10 cents mound n, 9Th
Lewis IlassInan. dlesi.'
h 'oK hENT-Six room house No. lI05 Iom-
III East 18th street. an ~