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Evening journal., 1894-01-23
A Mysterious Suicide.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. PA mysterious sui
eide occurred In tile New Haven House.
The body found was that Of a man about
20 years old. All the gas jets in his room
were turned on. A remarkable looking
article, which the police hastily pronounced
dynamite bomb, WIS among the man's
effects. The suicide registered az J. l..
Lawrence, Utica, n. Y. In his pockets
were found cards bearing the name CASTOR
i. st. Lawrence. lie had burned nearly
everything that would throw positive light
on his identity.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23

Hawaiian papers received from Mr.. Willis
The petition Of the Hawaiian Patriotic
league to President Cleveland, which forms
part Of the correspondence recites a long
list Of charges against the provisional gov
frnment, which, it says. is only held IN
Office by force OF arms AVID Il alleges that
the provisional government has never been
a legally constituted administration. but
merely a temporary de sacto police organi-
zation to preserve the peace, pending the
action OF the United States. The memo.
rialists claim their case Is question OF
right and equity and that the objection to
republic restoring a monarchy is not well
founded. The paper closes as follows;
Therefore the Hawaiians, as a nation,
appeal for justice and redress 60 the i'm
partiality of the American nation, Ia whose
honor, integrity aud love Of fair play we
have so long and so patiently trusted.
"As peaceful and law abiding citians,
ever ready TO submit to the constitutional
rule OF the majority we ask that m the
place Of the present temporary usurpers,
who are hostile 20 the native race. oar own
government in the person of Queen Liliuo-
kalani be restored 20 Us, with new consti.
tuition that is more equitable TO us than
the one that was wrested from the late
King Kalakaua in 1857 through force OF
arms
Mr.. Willis says: al send herewith the pc
tition Of the Hui Aloha Alma (Hawaiiau
Patriotic leaguel an association which
claims to represent over 5000 legal voters
The petition was brought here by Hon. j
A. Cimmins, the honorary president OF the
association, aud Mr. A. Marques, a mem
Der Of its. executive council who stated
that they were a committee for that pur
nocp ~
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ODE TO THE SPRUDEL.

Sacred font: flow on forever
Health on mankind still bestow;
II virgin WOO thee-giye her
Rosy cheeks and beauty's glow.
II an old man, make him younger;
Suffering mortal soothe and save,
Happier send them home and stronger,
All who quaf thy fervid wave.
These lines were written by Lob
kowitz, the great Bohemian Poet,
and were translated from the Latin
by Lord Alvanel. They were in
scribed upon a bronze tablet, and
placed in a conspicuous position to
be seen by the multitude who visit
Carlsbad. 1t glorihes the virtue of
the Sprudel Spring, from which the
celebrated Sprudel Salt is obtained,
in glowing terms. Goethe, Schiller,
Herder, and nearly all poets, have
written in prose and rhyme of the
great virtues of the Spring, and
many had reasons to betruly thank
ful. Goethe especially, whose life
was prolonged by a considerable
time by the use of the waters.
To obtain the genuine Carlsbad
Mineral Water or the Sprudel Salt
(powder form, which is made by the
evaporation of the Sprudel Water),
see that it bears the signature OF
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents
New York, on the bottles. None is
genuine without it. Price per bottle
SlO0; large size $3.50.
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JOHN J. O'HARA,
First District.
MICHAEL T. CONWAY
Socond District
CHARLES wHANN,
Third District.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss. THE STATE
IN OF DELAWARE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SO. THE STATE
IN OF DELAWARE.
To she Sheriff Of New CASTLE county. greet
ing;
Whereas, Everett +. Abbott. by his petition
TO the Judges OF our Superior Court ,lled IN the
Office of the prothonotary OF said court In and
for New Castle county. Tor the ceuHe OF COM
plant therein alleged, has made application
TO our said iudges that "A decree may be pro-
nounccd dIssolving the marriage existing
between tho petitioner aud Margaret @
Abbott.
We, therefore. command you, that you
summon Margaret g. Abbott.th she be ami
appear before tho judges Of our said court ~
the n-xt Term thereof to be hold in VIII
mington, on Monday. the nth Gay OF fobru-
aiy next, 20 answer tho q legations OF tho
said peiitionsf vrrett l.. Ahlo /, according
to ihu aCts Of Assembly IN such case made
aud provided. nnd also to do and receivn
what the court shall then and there consider
concerning her ia this behalf a. 70 the court
shall seem meot aud consistent with the
provisions OF the said Act pf Assembly.
And have you then thcro this writ.
Witness TIE Honorable Charles =. Lore,
/ Fsquite, al Wilmington. the twonty-aecoN 3
day Of December. eighteen hundred and
ninety-three..
Issued january {, 1904.
PETER A. HORTY.
prOthOnofary.
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had been living there for nearly two
yearG when the accident occurred. She
was positive the car did not stop at
Rodney street. She thought there would
be an accident. No car sounded like
thas one coming dawn the hill q, rate
Of from twenty to twenty Eve miles an
hour.
Until the horse got to within eight
feet Of the gate, II was perfectly quiet.
Then It commenced rearing and oontin-
ted TO do 90 until the car struck Il.
With the conclusion OF her testimony
court took recess until 30 o'clock.
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VIM. B. SHARP
81 60.
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our Ladies Muslin Under
wear is always of the very best
workmanship and the highest
grade goods manufactured.
There's no assortment Of good
goods like ours in this town.
AT the beginning Of every sea-
son all the broken lots and
odd sizes are brought out of
the regular stock and sold,
Such a lot we now offer.
Sixteen styles of Ladies
Night Gowns made of cambric
and muslin, with circular and
square yokes, surplice neck,
full sleeves, trimmed and tuck
ed withrufiles and Hamburgs
The sizes are not complete in
any one style.
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sooIntr GirlIn rrnnhla-

GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. 2S.-The arrest Of
Miss Lulu Van Slyck, the beautiful daugh-
ter Of ex-State Senator William Van Slyck,
a retired Methodist preacher, charged with
the theft of a valuable ring, has caused a
sensation in this city's society circles The
ring was found on the finger of her lover,
Vernon Young, who swears he will 60 to
the penitentiary before he reveals where
he got H.
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Pnstmnstcrn Annnlntnd.

WAsHnNG- On, Jan. 23.-The fourth class
postmasters appointed were:
Massachusetts, Cordaville. w. c. Mctcalf;
Forgevilleage. d. +. splain; IAttleville, A. $,
Ring
New Jersey Monmouth Junction. w. w.
EmOns.
New York-south Glens Mills, William r.
Smith.
Pennsylvania Elgin, J. II. Dean; Hopewell,
J. G. Horton; Hyndman, O. ID. Blair; Nectarine,
r. h. Walter; Pine Grove Mills, ID. w. Miller;
Pugh, 5. b. Yoder Tylersburg, G. A. Leeper.
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AWAITS THE COURTS ORDERS.
Another Person Wants to Go on the Bail
Bond of Retta Burnight.


Bond of Retta Burnight.
Some surprise was Occasioned yester-
day when it became known that Mrs.
Maria Hartman, Of West street, offered
to go bail for the appearance Of RettsBur'
night. prosecuting witness against DR.
Cameron. and that she had refused Mrs,
Hsrtman's good Offices.
To-day w. P. Bratton, painter, at
Seventh and Shipley streets, offered to
go on her bail for $500, but the sheriff
did not accept It. He is In quandary
Harry Emmons. who, It is understood,
says he representsRstta Burnight. ha sithe
bail bond all made out, but the girl vii
not sigu it and tells the sheriff that nr
Emmons does not represent her Nov
the sheriff says be will not take 6ail Of
release the witness without specific or
ders from the court
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Grlp vIctIm Drowned.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 29 -Dr Edwin S.
Lawrence Of Philadelphia jumped from a
yacht in the inlet here while suffering
from an attack of the grip aud was drown
ed. Dr. Lawrence was quite wealthy and
was relative of Captain Lawrence, the
American naval hero.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23

was just as quaint as possible, but 1t
was hidden by a trim jacket of cloth so
light as to be almost cream colored.
Her hat was Of cream white felt, poke
shape, and adorned with cute little
green velvet rosettes and feather. and
one pale pale pink rose under the brim.
The twenty second anniversary of So
Mary's T. A. B. Society, will be held
Thursday evening, in the basement of st.
Mary's Church. The entertainment com
mences ct o'clock. The following is
the program to be rendered:
Opening address by the president,
Richard Kelly
Address. ................... Rev. George J. Kelly
Iis Morn :;.i. Brownson Quartet Q1sTet
Miss Lizzie N cCue, Of st. Peters Ladies'
T. A. B. Society, Of ew Castle;
Address. s.....................Re Rev. ID. j. crowley
Mrs Laura Marvel, sew Castle.
-'''''''''' Miss Mary McCaferty. -,
Mrs. Maggie Doris. Of New Castle.
kathleen Mavourneen" collin Coe
he Simmons sisters.
Recitation, "Cassius Speech from Juuu'
Tenop Solo' "A Brother's PRAYER
NJ. }. Conway.
| cONfdnu EoiOsss A4uH-u-AAAAA
Miss Mary McAllster.
/ "West End March. .".......... BY q. w. Geigel
Wilmington HarmOnica Club.
First harmOnica. Harvey Il. Pennewill alts
harmonico. Herman Ahrens: second har
monica, Gus Ten nWeges; banjo, Harry
Bernard; guitar. Harry Blythe; guitar
lmanagerl Q. W. Geiger, accompanist
Mis- Cecilia Callahan.
Wilmington Conclave. No. II. Ancient
Order of Adhesive Mog gullisns, will hold I
banquet in German Hall, next Thursday
evening, after the initiation exercises
Caterer Harry Zimmerman will prepare
| she menu
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rhomnson 10 ne nurlea ro-day.

Gideon Thompson. who died suddenly
in the City Hall on Saturday afternoon,
will be buried this afternoon in the G..
A. r lot of the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. An inquest on the sup.
posed body of Franz Raah who committed
suicide at Grubb's Landing, on Sunday,
will be held this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
Absurd Doubie Paplc In Rome.

ROME, Jan. 28.-The difficulties Of the
government have eliminated in double
crisis and an absurd panic. The military
preparations against rioting originated ru-
mors Of an invasion of Tunis and Of a war
with France. These rumors led TO a panic
on the bourse and among the poor classes,
who made a run on the savings banks.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
Hanged himself Dyehouss.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-Andrew Neu-
sen OF Frankford, aged 20 years, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in build
ing of Horrock's dye works, where he was
emnloYed
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Nra. Lease Preparing a Broadslds.

TOPEKA, Jan. 28.-Mary K. Lease has
written a number Of letters to Popullsts
throughout the state informing them that
she is preparing to hold seven meetings in
the state-one in each congressional dis
trict-for the purpose Of denouncing Gov
ernor Lewelling and his administration.
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rnnernl of wsllesler,s -. Prn.lde III

WELLESLEY, Mass, Jan. 23.--In the pret-
ty chapel in the college hall Wellesley bade
adieu TO her late president, Miss Helen Al
mira Shsfer. The only funeral that was
ever held in the chapel before was that of
DR.. Durant the founder of the college
The funeral ceremonies were very simple
The remains will be taken TO Oberlin, o.,
for burial
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lady Aberdeen at the Carnival.

QUEBEC, Jan. % aud Lady Aber-
deem arrived for the carnival today. On
their arrival they were escorted on mon
ster toboggan pulled by snowshoers
through several living snowshoe arches.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
HavraIse Inventor DIes Rich.

ALLIANCE, o., Jan. 23.-Amos Wallace
Coates, inventor and manufacturer Of the
Coates grain and hayrake, died suddenly
ut his residence. He leaves a big fortune.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
rhe penLhnm NnmInntIon.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-The receipt of
the nomination of Wheeler H. Peckham to
be associate Justice Of the supreme court,
which was sent to the senate by President
Cleveland, sent Senator Hill hurrying
about the loor of the senate in lively style.
He was quickly in conversation with mem
bers of the judiciary committee, who will
be called upon to pass upon the nomina-
tion before it is reported to the senate.
Senators generally thought when the
nomination became known that Judge
Peckham of the court of appeals of New
York was the man, but Senator Hill eX-
plained that such was not the case, but
that the present nominee was bis brother
The indications are strong that the nomi-
nation will be opposed upon the same
grounds that Judge Hornblower's was.
NEW YORK, Jan. % Wheeler H. Peck
ham. whose name was sent by the presi-
dent TO the senate for associate justice Of
the supreme court of the United States, is
a member of the law firm Of Miller Peck
ham & Dixon. He was very much sur
prised, as the honor was entirely unsolicit-
ed. He declined TO say whether he would
accept the nomination or not
He has never held any Office except that
of district attorney in this county, 70 whiet
position be was appointed by the then gov
ernor. Grover Cleveland, to fill the unex
pired term of John Mckeon, who died II
| Office. Mr.. Peckham only held this posi-
ticn for few weeks when he resigned, an'
District Attorney Olney was appointed.
His father, Rufus Peckham, who Is nov
dead. was Judge OF the court of appeals
AMI his brother. Rufus F. Peckham, Is
present judge Of the court of appeals o
this state. He was horn in Albany IN loo
and was educated at Union college.
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Nj chiIds, condItIon.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-The physicians
reported that George w. Childs was rest
ing quietly and that the fever had some-
what abated.
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She Saw the killing.

Miss Sophia Marvel testified that she
lived at No 1915 Delaware avenue on Oe
tober 81, 1892, and saw the accident. She
was standing at the front second-story
window. The noise Of the car attracted
her attention, she saw the horsemen
and raised the window looking
up towards Rodney street, where she
saw the car. Maxwell was nearly in
front of her house and the horse was
prancing aud rearing and seemed to be
very much frightened Then the
car was abont half way down from
Rodney street and was coming down
very fast She never saw car come
fsster The trimmings were nying in
all directions The speed Of the car was
not slackened 10 the least DetectiveVsn.
degrift came to her once and examined
her as to her knowledge OF the case.
Maxwell was struck right opposite her
gate and the car did not stop
until it reached the fre-plug near Clay
ton street She saw that the man
had been killed and then she put the
window down She did not see them
jack the car up TO get the body out. The
car struck the rump OF the horse and
dragged Maxwell under it.
Under eross-examination she said she
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
Bullt 4 steamer For I.aIso Titloaca,

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Mr John Wilson
of England has arrived at Panama on his
way home from Peru, where during the
past is months he has been engaged la re-
erecting the Peruvian corporation steam
er Coza on Lake Titicaca.
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Altrsla R,fu.s. a ReouisItion,

SPRINeFIELD, Ills, Jan. %. Governor
Altgeld refused 70 honor arequisition from
Governor Northen OF Georgia for the ex'
tradition Of Harry Hill.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
UNDER LEE sAeRIFFls AAMM
Four Properties sold Nc the Court
House This Afternoon.

Four Properties sold Nc the Court
House This Afternoon.
Sheriff Gould sold the following prop
critics at the Court House, this after.
noon
Two story brick house westerly
side Of Washington street, north
Of Twelfth. property Of Eugene D. R
sutton and Mary r Sutton, his wife
mortgsgors and Repeeca Singleton, It's
to Philip Q. Churehman, for $1,000.
Three. story brick dwelling, Walnut
street above Eighth, property of th'
late Andrew Murine. mortgsRor, TO Johr
Dougherty, for 81 zoo.
Twostory brick dwelling, Seventh
street, west OF Harrison, property ol
William and Eliza J Taggarf, mort
cages. and Rebeeca j. Singleton, It's.
to George II. Cornell, for 81, 300.
Lot, on Locust between Eighth .an,
Ninth streets, property Of Annie Haz
zard, to Ellen NJ. Wood, for 81 800.
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chief Drummond's Head on.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Secretary Car
isle has requested the resignation of A. J..
Drummond Of Pennsylvania the chief Of
the secret service, 20 take effect Jan. 81.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
nIontrears Hot Municipal Campaign.

MONTREAL, Jan. 23.-Ihe civic election
eight between purists and the old alder
manic ring Is waxing very hot
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kaiser Cut Young Bismarok.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-After years absence
Herbert Bi8marck attended the annual
festival of the distribution Of orders Emu
peror William did not notice him.
Evening journal., 1894-01-23
Addreaa. a0l Illng sireeL. !
u EGlsTER'S ORDER.
REaIsTFn,s nrFlrr.

New Castle County, Del, January ~, lrpl.
Upon tho application OF Lewis Il. van
degrilt. Administrator Of John A. Maguirr,
late Of Wilmington hundred. ln said
county. deceased. II IL ordered amt
directed By the Register that the Admin
iatratOr aforesaid give notice OF granting of
letters OF administration upon the estate oi de-
ceased, with the date of granting therenf. hy
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters i'i si
Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, requiring an persons having de-
mands against the estate 70 present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause he sam"
TO be inserted within The same period ln ne
fvENING Journal. a newspaper published IN
Wilmington. Del. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks. le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- of Office Of the Register nioies,ld
at Wilmington, In New CASTLE
l.. $. County aforesaid, the dAy and
yeer above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adm n-
islration were IN due form Of law granted
unto the under1 on the eleventh
day OF January, A 80. 1891. and that All per-
sons hav ing claims against the estat OF the de-
ceased must present the same, duly uifeeted,
10 the said administrator. On or before the
eleventh day OF January, 1898. or abide the ACT
of Assembly In such case made and Dloyiued.
LEWIS G. NANDEG lfr.
Adml tiator.
Address, Wilmington. Del.
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NOTlOE. -DlVlDEND.
~ OFFIcE OF


WILMINor0N. DFIa, January 10 1894
The Board OF Directors has this dav de-
clared eeml-annual dividend OF per cent.
lsi 30 per share,) PAYABLE on and after Febrn-
ary next. at the Office Of the conf any, No,
FL. GfLPtN. Secretary.
NOTICE. THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
~ e now completed, and may be seen at
the following PAGES:
First Wsrd-Western Hotel. southeast cor
nef Of Fourth and Orange streets.
Second WRrd-p. w. lteatirgs cigar store.
southeast corner OF Third and Pihe streets.
Third Ward-Witsil's cigar store, Maryland
avenne and Madison street.
Fourth Ward George Fglee. northeast
corner Fifth and Lon bard Streets
Firth .Ward~Nancy Quigleys seloon, No.
Sixth Ward -Moreland's shoe store, No.
seventh Ward-wnliam $. Moore's grocery
store, northwest corner Delaware avenue and
Eiehth Wnrd-Charles f. Taylor's cigar
store, northeast curner Sixth and Lombard
streets.
Ninth Ward Joseph J: Rigby's cigar store.
No. 1000 Market street.
Tenth Ward-William Browns. northwest
corner Pleasant and jackson streets.
Eleventh Ward-Robert Cottinghams, No.
800 Maryland avenue
Twelfth Ward-philip r. shea's, southeast
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
The assessors will be In session at the
Court House, levy Court room), on January
30. 81. February /, 2 and for the purpose OF
making any corrections and placing any name
on the assessment list that may have been
omitted.
JOHN J. o'HARA,
MICHAEL T. CONWAY '''' -
puARI.Es WIZ ANN 'i'e
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Er.oorernor Ga.ton's FnnerAI.

BosroN, Jan. %. The funeral Of ex-
Governor Castor took place from the new
Old South church,
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Queen Victoria Not IN.

LoHDoN, Jan. 90 There is not the slight
est Foundation tof, the ruinor OF Queen VIC
toria's illness.
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NOTIrE-

Notice IA hereby given that letters Of aautin-
lHtration were in due form Of law rrhnfeo nito
the undersigned. ON the eixteenth day of
January. A. D.. 1894, and that al pcrsors hov-
must present the snmc. duly attestfd, 70 tns
said Aiiministratrix on or before The six
tecnth day of January, 1895, OF ohide the
act of assembly In such case made and pro-
vided ANNIE McHJGl
Administratrix-
Address. 3Oi King street. WiiminRton, Del
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more Hawaiian correspondence.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 25.-The president
uansnitted AZ additional iHstallmeate ei
Evening journal., 1894-01-23

New Castle County. Del, Jan y. 1875.
Ipcn application Of Henry a. Nc Wirey,
adminietratcr Of Timothy McSwlnes.
late OF Wilmington hundred 10 said
county deceased 10 Is ordered aid
directed BY the Register thet Tho
Administrator Aforesaid give noticeci gfaai-
Ing of Letters OF Administrator upon The
estate Of the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from Tie date
Of such letters Ia six Of the most public places
of the county OF New Castle, requiring aN
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide by anact OF Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided; and alfo
cause he sanle 10 heinserted within the same
period ia the Evening journal, a nevhpr per
published la WilmiDRtou. Del. sRd 10 ts coz
f'n1ed therein three weeks ,e y d.
---- Given under tie hama hnd .eei ~
or1cs VI the Register aI1lesaid ht
: l.. =. WilInineton. II New Castle cauhtl
aforesaid. the day And year above
j WILKINS cOOcH. Register.
NOTlCE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministration Werein due form OF laW granted
unto the undersigned, on the moth day
of Jan airy. A. D., 1924, and that All persons
having claims against the estate OF The de-
ceased must present the same, duly stts sttd.
to the said Administrstor. or CT before he
ninth day OF January. ls9a. or abide
the Act Of Assembly II s1-h case na1e ana
crowded. HI>El A. 4-es.WlNE4,
Address, Is jackson street, WiiningIon, Del
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REaIsrER's ORDEns
ID EGIsTER's ORDEK.
REaIsTrR,s OFFICE.

New Castle County Del, January l6, 1885,
Upon the application of Annie ncHugh,
Administratrix Of Andrew McHugh, late OF
Wilmington hundred, In said county, de-
Register that the Admin6tratrix afofe-
said give notice OF granting OF letters
OF administration upon the estate OF the
deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 70 be
posted within forty days from the date ot
such letters IN six OF the most public places or
SONS having demands against the estate 20
present the same, or abide BY An act OF assem-
bly, an such case made and provided, and also
cause the same to ne Inserted within the atlnu
period In the EvENtNo JOuRrAf, a nbwspalief
published In Wilmington, Del, and 20 be con-
tinued therein three weeks, g. Q. d.
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Sow Cnslle in 1aa0.

A beautiful water color picture Of New
Castle in 1890, as seen from tho river IL
on exhibition in Samuel II. BaynRrd's
window. aud attracts much attention.
II was copied, 40 the instance OF Henry
G Conrad, by Robert Shaw, from an oil
psinting ON exhibition at the Worlds
Fair.
Great bargains In Dress Goods at De.
Havena. No. 306 Market street
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UIVTn unurr THo nNnu HnU fUHI
- OF office Of the Register aforfAh
at Wilmington, In New Castle
Z L. y. county Aforesaid, the day and
year above written, u
~ J. WILKINS COOcH. Register.