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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-20
C. BREWER & CO., LIMITED
Queen Street, Honolulu, II. I.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Oncmea
Sugar Co, Honomu Sugar Co Waikiki
Sugar Co Waihee Sugar Co., Makee
Sugar Co., HaleaAsls Ranch Co., KAPPA
pals ranch
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board II Under
writers.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
PC. JONES. President
GEO II. RoBERTsoS. 1900 Manager
f. r. BISHOP. ... Tres and Secy.
Col W r. ALLEN Auditor
G. NJ. CoOKE- .-.
H WATERHoUsE- -. Directors
G. L CARrER -----
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-20
MR HARRY ROBERTS
a Newspaper ArtIst, Late of the
san Francisco Evening Post

is prepared to make illus
tratlOns for newspaper ad-
Vertisements, or for book and
JOB work at short notice.
Cuts of buildings, portraits.
real estate maps, ETC., made
at Coast rates.
Fine pen work for labels
and phOtOgraVIng. Mus C
copied.
Address care of the ADvER-
TIsER Office.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-20
COUNCILS OF THE REPUBLIC.
Government Bonds Reach Par Un-
der the New Regime.
BILL FOR a BOARD OF REGISTRATION

The Bill for subsidiziug Mail steam
ships Referred.to the Judiciary Com
nnittse->ew Roads Wanted I'm Kona.
Discussion ON the Water Famine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-20
A PROPOSED ELECTRIC CAR LINE


CdIge thence along km oN street G % t
fEn her rect VI street
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

4 "FLowEnY" liaErNo AT THE spRUDEt.
was not its FIRST good turn 20 nan, as the
GOOD people of Carlsbad arc inclined 10 have
us believe, in their natural desire 70 connect
the Carlsbad discovery with the great king
who gavc tho springs his august nanlo; for IL
was called tho swarm bath" long before
Charles time, and tho Tcpol-the "tepid So
was still an older nnno. But Charles made IL
famous IL he was not its dlsDyerCr, and when
once ho had built his palace in tho town that
grow up about tho healing fountains, he set
tho fashion for royalty that royalty has never
departed from. For hithcr came GEORGE III.
in his happy time, and Peter tho Great and
Maria Theresa, aud q long line Of kings and
lingly men.
It has become tho most famous Of all
mineral springs and the most aristocratic
Wa.cring-paco IN Europe. Yet the town is
always delightful in the thronscd season,
which lasts from the middle Of Juno until
the midllc of August, though what is called
fhe REGULAR season bcgius earlier an lasts
unfI the 1st Of October. At the height Of the
season tho throngs in tho town are pic
furcsauo, as Carlsbad is fur enough 20 the
Tlst 70 gain Asictlc guests, who bring
Oriental gorTcouFnce1 10 tho long lines OF
pra-acnalcrs rciry steadily along tho colon
fqCci cr Gao "cucc hnulc." his Is one of the
81. a.s worth visiting Enropo for-,ho Ions
Ene of slowly pacing mon and women from
s,l paris Of tho world, each ono keeping his or
hcrrlaeo n tho llncrs strictly nndaseolcmnly
as ono clin-5 90 his position before railroad
ticket Office in somo great out-oi-town rush.
Il has iti inlicroils a,2o. too, for each one ci
oil thc pwiuiuncdiug thousands carries an
eaittcnv re mug hanging ly strap passed
arognd tao neck Fl,ss viii not oo rs tln
Clrsaid fprings are too hot for that Some
whcrc an aiuusing story Is told Of nnitve or
Pr.i.yur who b0ro evidence in bis prr-un AID
h.li,.rncEts of the Olt-rcpcutol ass rtion that
pra.-.ic Tho Girtlust city IN Europe. Finding
ouc day tEit hc hal LETT hismug no his h'&rd-
ini- hou-c, lc tLrnud to t.o gcntlcm.n china
him, who CHARGED 20 DO A. Italian .kc, and
said: " 4 drink from your E.ug, 4.ein hcFrf
"It is yours" tho nu1lcman rcpicc' Niih
elaborate courtesy. nnd prcaontiag it silently
slipped FROM tho Inc Tic borrower drank
Rnd lurnoi So give back the mug, ei; tcDuo
tho own r go-c. "Th hat wrstafuiness ~ ho
r"urmu.cd, pathoticailg
.t.it iuen OK on sorts touch elbow Hcre, ail
glth f-iui,nass aud o1Uriesy in thc main
ouo's iliud iaturls -ni rn.ulnl in tlci ale
women who nlvo coine hithcr for health ans
pleasure. Goethe came oflen, aGd alwayi
with advantage 70 himself. lis iirst Visit
was in i155 when he pge5cd pleasant moni
IN thc cuinrauy of Hen er, frau Won stth
and Toe DuchccI Lrui5c. lt was Htr'cr wi"
Nad led lin away ir'm tho fuiso mc;ho.s o
ilu 6ycn IA schuol and brought 90 his no.ic
Ossiau, the Hebrew poets. "Tbc Vicar O
wake -" and shel-ecnrarn. 1ndo~l, carla
ia,d aaa it' cicty e.cfn % have I'D
wcish;y i;'Eucncc upon his life, for 1t wa
vrttLe af tlesnringf witty fo,g>Yiry -~e' IN.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
BISMARCK AND MoIrKE.

the blood Of the body with facility. The fact
that the Carlsbad salts powder form cnuse
the elimination Of the products Of the in-
creased motamorphosis Of tissue indicates
that it has, incidentally, a very wide range.
Il Is used with great advantage in many
stomach disorders, as an excess Of acid is un-
doubtedly relieved by t. The indigestion Of
obese or fatty persons Is usually cured by
Carlsbad salt. Where oxidation is deficient,
as i'm the well-lnown bilious state, relief is
quickly afforded, ana I'm cases Of chronic
rheumatism and rheumatic gout good results
are obtained. The Carlsbad Sprudcl salt, OBJ
tanned by evaporation from the hot sprudel
spring, IS best taken during the Spring and
Summer months. Buyers are cautioned that
none are genuine without the signature of
Elsner s. Mendelson Co., New York. Sole
Agents for the United States" on every bottle
and on the outside cartoon.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
JUST AT THIS SEASON.
The Most Attractive and the Most Deceit
fui OF All the Year.

This Is the most dangerous season Of the
year II may be pleasant. may often seem at
tractive. but bac of all the pleasant atmOs-
phere there Is danger This danger comes in
some form of sickness.
Almost any sickness starts with cold or
chill caused by the sluggish ac ion OF the
system That IS why so many people just now
complain of tired feelings pains in the mu -
G. rs and bones ss OF appt tite, Spring fever
and similar troubles.
The following Is good advice from promi
nent medical l1urnei: "bneumOnia ann other
dangerous complaints. winch result from "a
neg ected cod. can ulwaAs ue avoided n "A
timely remedy is taken When chilly -ensa-
tions are felt thes should be stopped immedi-
ately or serious consequences will foil W.
OF avoiding col OF ch lis. and thai is 10 u-,.
good. pufe. strong sttm liant Nothing or
dinart viii do IL must 10 lmething sure
o ITS action and sci. utlhchlly rep rtd. For
TINS J. hson nnthing has ever eQua led Duffy =
Pure Malt Nhiskey. which is acknowledged
10 day hy phys clans aud scientific men To he
tue nnl3 pure medicinal whiskey ON the mar
ket"
This valuable advice NAV be profltably fol-
lowed by many people who are suffering to-
day from lac early effects Of colo. chills rr
possibly gtp ia ifs adva Ced stagfs. Duiiy's
fure Malt II always reiab e aud eiiec i've
People should NOT. however. b. rmit any dealer
20 substitute something which is claimed tO
be- ''lu as z od" or about tue same thing. "
Nothing else an possibly compare with that
which has proven Itself Dy lears OF use TO be
the best and purest in the world.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
for literature

Goethe returned for fourteen seasons:
Schiller spent hls honeymoon there, aud
Beethoven pleased the guests by playing
fantasia at charity concert
40 was only about century ago That
strong protest began TO be made against ex-
ccssve drinking at all watering places. IL
was an additional horror that the water could
not be drunk in the open air, as it now is, but
was taken In Il warm room, where the effect
must have been decidedly like taking water in
a Turkish bath. Bismarck and Moltke sought
health there when oyerworked. Cupriv rests
there annually.
At first the drinking was alternated with
bathing; seven days OF one, then seven of tho
other; but the present system gradually
came into use. That any such important
medical aid as is now found IT, the valuable
sprudel salt could come from the springs the
first believers IN Carlsbad were profoundly
ignorant The townspeople were strongly
opposed to the preparation and sale OF this
salt, which was first prepared in l76S, as they
feared IL would do away with the necessity
for visitors coming 10 Carlsbad and the alb
surd objection became so strong that for
several years the manufacture ceased alto
gcther Finally an act was passed by the
COVE nment permitting the expectation OF
the salt and the people gradually gave up
their prejudice, finding that visitors were
really attracted by the greater knowledge
obtained of the spring through the widening
sales of the salt. SO great was the demand
for the sprudel salt that in 1858 new salt
works were erected. The works were again
enlarged in 1873 and are now undergoing
further enlargements.
The natural Carlsbad Sprudel salt, which is
obtained from the water Of the Sprudel
spring, by evaporation. san anti-acid, slightly
laxative, and diuretic remedy, and, if taken
in doses OF q teaspoonful, Is a gentle but
effective purgative. Il is taken In ordinary
water, or as an addition to the Carlsbad
mineral waters, for the purpose Of increasing
their effect. In cases Of persons suffering
from poorness of blood (anemic condition.
with constipation, very gratifying results are
obtained by the use Of the salt, given In
doses Of one-half teaspoonful or one tea
spoonful in four or six ounces Of hot water,
an hour before each meal. For chronic
catarrh Of the stomach, liver complaint, bile,
and simple iaundice, one teaspoonful Of the
salt dissolved in warm Carlsbad Sprudel
water or ordinary hot water before breakfast
will be found invaluable.
Its action increases the flow Of saliva, and
/ in the stomach it obeys, without doubt,
chemical laws and neutralizes any free acid
/ contained in that organ. Given on an empty
stomach it is known to promote the acidity
Of the gastric Juice by favoring the outward
osmosls Of those constituents Of the blood
from which the acid OF the stomach Is elab.
grated. and TO this is attributed the blood plirt
fyingdctfon Of this salt aud the clearing of th'
complexion after the use Of t. The Carlsbad
Sprudel salt is very diffusable and passes int'
Evening journal., 1894-03-31


along tho rapid, winding river; they hold
both banks Of tho stream and crowd against
the hills, FIVE stories high, perhaps, where
they face the river, though but two or three
in the rear
Perhaps there are twelve thousand inhabi-
tants in Carlsbad boarding houses arc every
where, as ono will readily believe when told
that seventy thousand guests visited the town
last year. 10 is a thriving manufacturing
place, but tho real source Of its prosperity is
naturally its mineral springs. They lie in
nearly q straight linc-prosumably q crack in
the lid, so-io one suggcsts-and while deep
boring through the calcareous crust upon
Which tho town Is built las often penetrated
tho vast underlying reservoir, no attempt
has ever succeeded IN sounding this deep
cavern, from which tho mineral waters find
their outlet under high pressure and some
times with amazing force.
Tho Spgudcl, the most famous, most ahund-
ant and hottest OF tho Carlsbad springs, alter
kco7ng for centuries Us mothodioal way
through tho covered house men had set for
81. DOL. Upon Itself IN recent years tho liberty
OF varying tho noao.oay Of its existence,
and ono nno mora!ag disappeared from its
accustomed place and made for itself new
opening under tho Tonri river, which grow
warm and f,ll % s;c@ming 1t was turned
b,ell. hut It was tho work of many months.
Thc bod OF tie river was levcl-d, and for
many rods was paved with granite blocks,
ollr.pcd and comcatod. The banks Of tLa
river wcrc also ccilcd with cemcnt. So it Is
nrain O healing sprins to-day, as it was in tho
fifteenth century, when Charles W. Emperor
OF Austria and King Of Bohemia, coming
home from the wars, stumbled upon the
springs, aud was healed Of wound lie had
got at Crecy twelve years before. But that
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
RAnRnAna-

DENNSYLVANfA RAILROAD-sTAND
ARD Railway of America-Protected
Ihroughout ~ the lnterlocking Switch and
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and Ball
TIMOhE RAILROAD, December "A, 1923.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington a. follows:
: 90, 90, 900. 1905. 1915. n 20, II 81 =. M,
nz 10, 81. pj "a, 10 II. Q 80, z ~, l2p m.
Accommodation, 0 %. o %, 8 o. 10 45, II 33a IN.
Chester express. 1 30. 20, 8 30, Z AZ, 10, $50,
sm' iOOo' II 20, II 81 a m, 81. 5Oi. %, 7O5,
Accommodations o 90, 8 I5, O8, lO45, il8am,
l2 a3, 2 20. 3 40. 8 %. Z As. 10 90 d IN.
New York, %. 255, 4 %. $50, 9 %, $50, 800,
lo 20 10 - II 81 m w 49, 81, 20, 3O5, 70 10.
b ", 8 10, 70 y, %, 10 30 y m.
Boston, without change. 10 10 am, SOP m,
hlorida and the South, tvia Atlantic Coast
New Orleans, Richmond aud Danviue Ex-
prese. ~ ~ y m.
West Chester, via LaInokin, $50 m. 40
Newark Centre aud intermediate stations,
20 N, bj = m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4a5. sol, 91i,
"a a "A n " 2, 70. l N u, - y % 81 u iss s4z %
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 39,
4 4b, . Oj p m, and 40 night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, % pm.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
81 m. u 20 night.
LeWes, IL n m. 4 q pm.
Express Cor Dover, Harrington and DelmAr
~, ii tS IN, "a y m, u OF night.
Harrington and way stations only. 2 4 y IN.
Express Tor wyoming, o sop m.
hNpresa Tor Cape Charlce Old Point Com
| fort and Norfolk, II u3 y n, " Ol night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
/ mington, express, 8 t0, e ~, 25 88i q 10 10 %
Il lsR m, 1910, tls1. iS0, ! 55, slG, l0i, IA,
0W ~ hhu II, %, 90, II CO, II 10, n % m.
a ccommodetion, Q %. d. 1858 M %, O8,
| 4 W, 81. 23, 8 ~. TO- II 80 pm.
SUNDAY irnins-Leave Wilmington for:
fhiladeiphie, express, b5, b5, %. 8 90, 2 90,
10 ~ y o. a IA 81, o. 504, 3 10. 10. 7O6, 25
" = ~ accommodation, co. 8 70 m. IL 10,
Chester, express, / IS. 40,s5O.9OO. lOO5.1iE
m, ~, . %, %, 7 90, 2 l2 . m, AccommO-
degetion, zoo, 8 "a m, IL TO- l5, 405, o 20, 7e5.
New York. express, l b5, 255. 40, 7 90. $50.
10 " II 81 m. u 10, 1 81, Q o., %, 20 10 558,
/ ~ 81, o., 1870 pm.
lioeton, without change. r 80 pm.
New Orleans. Richmond and Danville ez-
West Chester, via LAmokin. sos a m.
/ 20 p IN.
New Castle. Q 81 p m. 1903 night
Nale Gharlee, Old Point Comfort and Nor
-Nliddletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming,
/ FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford,
/ Laurel and Delmar. 10 0l night.
. Fof Florida and the south (via Atlantic
/ Coast Linel IL ie m, ~ 20 p m.
baltimore and Washington, 48b, sol, 10
Am, 2Oi, 1880, b2a. @, IA, saOpm,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, %
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
mington, express, 3 30, 20, elO, III Is m,
3I, Al, Dos, go. 74O. s35, IL %, II II
Accommodation, a5, 1898 m. Is IS. 90
| For further Information, passengers are r..
| terred 10 the Ticket oiiice At the station.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
CRISP DECLINES.
Had Rather BE a senator, but Thinks lie
Ought to Remain.
speaker Crisp Declines.


Ought to Remain.
Speaker Crisp Declines.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Spea1er Crisp
sent the following telegram to Governor
Northen of Georgia, declining the seat IN
the senate offered him:
Hon. w. A. Northen. Governor. Atlanta;
] have an ambition TO represent Georgia IN
the senate Of the United States and appreciate
most highly the appointment you have given
me. but for the present at least must put aslue
my ambition. ] was. as you know. unanimous
ly nomin ted speaker Ia accepting that ohce
/ have incurred the obligations 10 our party
throughout the country. A very large maJori-
~ of the Democratic members OF the house
have united in "a request that for the remainder
of this congress I continue In the position 20
which they have elected me. They base this
request upon grounds which cannot In mod
estI repeat, but which cannot ia duty ignore.
AS speaker feel Co some extent responsible for
the action of the house.
feel d pride in its organization, and have a
settled purpose, so TAR as my influence extends.
10 have brought before it and voted upon bills
/ which. II enacted into laws, will redeem 20 the
fullest extent our party pledges. Thus, think,
/ will serve the interests of the people o. Geor-
gia. / am grateful to you for the honor you
have done me. / am grateful to the numerous
| friends throughout the state who have seemed
/ pleased with and who have urged my accept
anCe Of the appointment, and beg that YOU
/ and they viii believe what IN the utmost sim
cerity say-that in declining il l am sacrificing
i acherished ambition to what regard as a sense
OF 5uty. CHARLES f. CRISP.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
Snapper lunch to night az Fehrenbnch's
ITEMs oF lNTEREsT.

First Reporter-"Yes I RESIGNED my posi-
ton. The las assignment was too much for
me" Second kepOrter-"Mh did they
want you 20 do2H First Repcr 'er-"Wanted
me 70 get myself sert ~ Sing Sing for five
rears. n order 20 furnish daily reports On John
Y. Mckane. Puck.
DO not put OF takinga spring medicine but
take Hoods -arsaparil a how. It will purify
your blood, strengthen your nerves ald give
yOu a good appetite.
Hood piils are handmade, and perfect In
proportion and appearance. 80 cents per b1X.
A man who putsoff his ujoymeat too lene
will mud T. nlisiaid b ths time he gets 10 it,
Siitings.
nri..ie-"Ho-e ione sid inst now pisv oi
yours run?n Fizzl--"Tin SC got in the nexi
town. Life.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

NOTICE-TO THE HONORABl lEJUDGFS
~ Of the Court OF General Ses-ious Of the
Peace Rrd Jail Delivery Of th- state of
delaware IN and tor New Castle county
We. the undersigned. respectable citizens
and suhsisn ial freehol, ers of the Fourth
"a ard. OF the city Of Wilmington. do hereby
certify that John Met lafl rty, the owner and
occupant OF the store situated ~ No. 81 East
Firth street. ia the Fourth ward. city. cOu ty
and state Aforesaid, aud desc ibed In his
application. and who is an applicant for a
lice se on Monday, the Tfh dat OF May, A. d.,
lsli being the next tenn Of said court. Tor
the sale nf intoxicating hQ Ors In quantities
not less than one-hAlf gal on therein, not TO
be drunk on The premises. he being licensed
retailer Of goods, wares and merchandise, the
aggregate cost value Of his stock constantly
kept on hand for sale Is not less than five
hundred dollars; being a man ot full age, oi
lob iety d go d moral chntacter; that such
sale OF infox ating liquors u said place y
necessary TO accommodate the public; that
he Is the owner Of said house. and the true
ren al value Is five hundred dollars, and the
following respectable citizens and substan-
tial freeholder- of said wa d.. at least twelve
Ol whom are substantial freeholders OF said
Nari 4. r. commend the said application, viz:
ANTON Held Peter dcAleer
Geo Fgle JOIN J. O'HRra
Tho s Furmar ID tniel Regan
Hugh HaIan Ihus. smith
Daniel Or WfOrd W. II. odd
George belle Chas. Yet or
Z. NJ. -ingley VIM. Al enter
!. II. Schafer Andrew Murphy
Emil HeTtel, NJ. D., Edwin Ba Ie
sylvester France James Kitchen
JAMES w. McAlister John VI Rigney
James A Stafford Mathew Baxter
JOHN McCLAFFERrH.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

The steamers Twilight and John A
Warner left the works Of the Harlan ano
Hollingsworth Company, this morning,
for Philadelphia rhe boats will begin
their regular summer tips in p few daSs.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31
NOTICES


NOTICE. THIRD STREET BRIDGE
~ draw viii be of tomorrow. sunday,
from I'd TO II a. m, aud frOm2 To 4 o'clock y.
IN. BY order of Levy Court.
JOHN J. MEALEY. Commissioner.
NOTICE. - THE CO-PARTNERsHIP
~ heretofore existing between Jonn NJ.
Solomon and Patrick Neary. trading as Neary
a Co., is this day dissolved.
JOhu NJ. solomon T. authorized 70 collect
and receipt for all outstanding accounts. He
VIII also pay ali indehte iness due by said
company. JoHN NJ SOLOMON,
iATuCK MARY.
Wilmington, March -, 1895.
John VI. solomon will continue the business
{ rme ly conducted by Neary q Co. in Bank
and hockessin sands. and asks for n cOntinu-
ance of the petro age of the laie COMPANY.
NOTICE-TO FISHERMEN FISHING FOR
~ market. notice is hereby CIV that per
sons Intending % carry on the business Of
d hing for market during the year 1894 are
required to lake out the crrtihcltes pre-
scrihed by law before any justice OF the
peace of the state o. Delaware. and iO have
the ssme by or before April lst. Tho law
will be- ri idly enforced during the coming
season with persons neglecting 70 make tue
proper afiidas IT, JAMES A. MULLlGAN.
Fish Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

We take up, clean and relay carpets
and reupholster furniture, prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed. llS King street,
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

X TAYLOR, f. B 7 Springer Wellington
Lee. J II. Mendinhsll. Clifford lizard,
Harry c. Evans, Charles b Dubsll.
Alexander J. Taylo- Frank NJ.
Jones. William T. Westbrook Jr !,
George P Hodgman, Eugene NJ. Cham.
bers, John I Whelsn, Howard d Ross,
William Pyle. 5. d Townsend, Jr +,
Percy Klund. Bei iamin B Smith.
Robert Adalr. B d Coppage + p Slo
cum, William II. Smith aud Alfred Nc
Allister
Miss Susie Spring, Of this city, is visit
ing in Philadelphia
A handsome rocking chair was pre-
sented to Mrs J f Amos. on Thursday
evening. by the members Of her former
Sunday school class Of Union NJ l.
Church. as token Of their regard Mr.
and Mrs Amos will move TO Delaware
City during tue coming week.
Joseph Lieberman, of this city. ig visit.
ing relatives in Dover.
r. T. S Smith. Of Phlad lphla. who
has been visiting friends In this city, has
returned home
Miss Helen Truss, of Chesapeake City,
is visiting Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

Send your carpets TO Electric Carpet
Cleaning Works. 400 Orange street
Telephone 72l Conway & Renhart, Mgrs
Evening journal., 1894-03-31

NOTICE.. STANSBURY MURRAY, JR,
~ the owner and occupaut Of the house
situated at No. l0l East Front street, in the
Second ward in the city or Wilmington
county of New Castle and State Ct Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly Ia such case
made and provided. 20 hereby give notice that
I shall apply in whiting 20 the Court of Gen
raj Sessions Of the ieiCe and Jail Delivery
or the state of delaware, Ia and for New
Castle county. on Monday, the lth day OF
1ay. 1904. icing the next term OF said court.
FOR license for said house. as an inn or
tavern. for the sale thCrein OF Intoxicating
liqnOrs ia less Qu0u titles than oLe quart, 10 De
spectacle citizens % sqid warn, 4 lesst
twelve Of whom are substantial freeholleTs
of said ard. rec IN mend the said Application