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Evening journal., 1894-09-03
TIE ALBANY coMvEnrIeN.
Many Important Amendments stiu 20 Bs
Settled.

Many Important Amendments stili 20 BE
Settled.
ALBANY, Sept 3. Tho second from the
last week Of the constitutional convention
finds 1t hardly III proper shape for ad-
iournment, for as yet all the important
questions arc 10 be considered finally, and
while q closure rule has becn adopted
there can still be a great deal of talking
il Is believed that the Republican leaders,
anticipating that when the apportion-
ment measure Is ont Of the way the bal-
ance OF the work will be expedited, viii
force a vote on tho question this week
early Other important questions to be
considered are the charities article Mr..
Hills compulsory voting provision Il. r.
Browns public official antirsilroad pass
Amendments, the antitrust proposition; Mr..
Roohe's, providing that q voter must have
boon q citizen at least 90 days, MIR Gill
bert's, providing that citizens becoming
voters after lg05 must be able to read
and write Che English Language; Mr.. John
N. Francis religious liberty amendments;
Mr. Nichols, authorizing tho state TO sup
port veterans in the event OF the failure
Of the national government to do so; Mr..
Gilbert 81, authorizing the legislature to
pass laws for tho establishment of boards
Of arbitration to settle difficulties tho
amendment prepared BY the committee on
preamble providing that the sale Of lot
tory tickets, pool selling, bookmaking or
other kind Of gambling shall not hereafter
DO authorized within the state; Mr. An
Brew II. Green's proposition for a state
insurance fund to take care Of citizens
after they reach the age Of 55, and the
canal committees two amendments, one
authorizing tho sale Of the Hamburg ca
nal in Buffalo, and tho other empowering
tho legislature to levy tolls on Canadian
goods and merchandise passing over the
canal Mr.. Barrows amendment relating
TO tho passage OF wo-thirds bills by tho
legislature.
This week will be very important and
lively one. Today the Niagara river mat
ter will be taken up, and il Saturday S
tactics arc continued there will be lots Of
excitement. On Tuesday the vote will be
taken on sending the educational article
TO a third reading. There win be no de-
bate
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
The sehooIsand LOO par.

TO day is labor Day and the banks,
faetories and manufacturing establish.
ments. generally. are closed. There is
no public school observance Of the day
The Labor party is holding its county
snd state conventions at Union Park and
that viii undoubtedly be taken advsn-
tsge of to have a general picnic in that
beautiful breathing spot
The public schools are open, the Board
Of Public Education having decided 70
strictly sdhere to the rule which fixes the
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Pennsylranln Tours b lhe south.


For several seasons past the aunounce
ment IF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panys Tours to tue South has been looked
for With interest, aud the pleasant aniici.
patlons Of thoae who participated in them
nave been more than realized For the
present early autumn, announcement is
made Of two personally conducted tours
from New York to the mountains Of
Maryland and Virginia and the two most
prominent cities Of TIE upper South The
specific points covered by these tours are
Gettysburg, Blue Mountain, Luray
Caysrns Natural Bridge, the 9rottnes Of
tho Shenandoah, aud the cities OF Rich
moud and Washington
Il would be 6itfieult to plan tour Of
ten days which would embrace more in
terestiag group Of places, as every one
Of hem has an individual interest that
cannot fail 70 enlist wide and favorable
attention The scenery OF the entire
ronte IS picturesque and attractive, aud
the season Is timed 30 as 10 present the
scenic Dsauties IN their best form
These tours will leave New York and
Philadelphia on September 10 aud 20.
and the members OF the party will travel
~ special trains OF parlor cars provided
exclusively for their use The entire
round trip covers period Of ten days,
and excursion tickets, including all travel
ing expenses, will bs cold from New
York at 800 and Philadelphia S58
For itineraries containing ,mplete In
formation IS 10 routes, special train
service, descriptive notes, &c. apply to
or address Tourist Agent 1895 Broad way,
n. II, or Broad Street Station, Philadei
phia
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
a Conservative criticism.

From the laurel Gazette.
What strength the two candidates win
be to the ticket remains to be seen As
for Mr. Tunnel, he is perfect gentle
man. Of pleasing manners, and through
strict attention TO business, has been
successful AS regards Mr. Bancroft we
can not say as much, AS he does not
stand the best with the rank aud file Of
the Democratic party having been forced
on the ticket by the ring. He is not a
dyed-in the.wonl Democrat, and pre-
sumably only Joined that party to foster
his political ambition. He was once
elected 10 the state legislature by the
Republicans. and. being defeated for re-
election, he joined the Democratic party.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
nTass rror tne count N paris.

pans, Sept BIN accordance with
the desire expressed by the Duke Of Or
leans son Of tho Count Of Paris, who is
said TO be dying at stowe House, near
London, that prayers bs offered in tho
churches of France for the restoration Of
his father to health, low mass was cole
bratcd az the Church Of the Madeleine
Tho services were attended BY all tho no
table royalists ia Paris.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Nm me- in - nm.

NEW York, sept B. ~ The British
tramp steamer Holyrood arrived h6re
from Cuddalore British India with d
cargo OF $, 300 tons Of sugar. The Holy
rood arrived too late to come in under the
old tariff Consequently her cargo viii
have to pay tho regular duty under the
German tariff law.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
paDorort Dodrss tho FlnanoIal plank.

Bancroft DodRes tho Financial Plank.
From the Morning News.
The Every Evening has neither com
mended nor criticised she financial plank
adopted at Dover last Tuesday. 1t pro-
poses, IL Is evident, to dodge that issue
and continue It's attacks upon the indus
tries Of tho city which supports it. 1t
hides behind its alleged hatred for trusts
while applauding the act of President
Cleveland ia permitting the Hevemey or
larin bill to become a law Not only
shat, but 1t has smothered its often
expressed dislike for Messrs Neary aud
Diehey, aud now looks upon them as. the
Democratic party ia this state The
Every EVENING" IS very much like the
New York Evening Post, which assaila
Tammany Hall Ia OF years and blandly
accepts lbs services questionable though
they are-when there Is a President to
elect The Every Evening has 10 love
fol Messrs. Neary and Diclyey, or else we
do not remember It's expressed views
concerning those two gentlemen, yet has
nothing to say against the slate which
was forced upon Che Democratic party at
DIVER
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
rnnnn nInraered II 81 orchara

ALBANY Sept 3-Thomas Mason Of
500 West Forty. eighth street. New York,
who has been working in Albany some
time as a mason, was murdered intan Or
ohard in West Albany. Huron w. Reeds,
the owner Of the orchard, 50 years old,
was arrested FOR the murder
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
nns.ln sends / rleet % Ikorea.

ST PETERSBURG, sept 3-rhe Russian
squadron destined for Korea is under or
ders to proceed with the utmost expedi
tioR, 1t is officially stated that the dis
patch OF the feet does not imply Russian
military intervention in the Chinese
Japanese dispute, but is merely intended
to protect Russian trade
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Fxcursionists saw the President.

BuzzARps BAY, Mass, Sept 3.-Presi-
dent Cleveland remained at home all day,
remaining most Of the time on the veran-
da, enjoying the cool bree2es. The exour-
sionists on the steamboats, passing got a
very satisfactory view of the president
ana Mrs Cleveland, and there were ocoa-
sional demonstrations, 20 which the prosi-
dent responded, bowling his acknowledg-
..,ankm
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Anntnrmincd snlclde.

NEWPORT, r. Il, Sept 3-The body Of
Dennis Lane. the eockswain Of the cap
tain's launch at the naval training sta
zion, who attempted suicide thrice on
Friday and escaped the ewes Of his watch
rrs subsequently, was found hanging IS =
tree on Miantonoma hill.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

The advertising merchant goes
forth to his lair at the rising Of the sun,
and lol no man eometh. He standeth
around all day Ike unto a bottle Of
castor oil, and the people with the
shekels 90 not into the house. His face
Is forgotten on the face Of the earth =
Exchange.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
20 nrIdge over chester croek.

For the past two weeks the engineers
Of the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON and
Baltimore have been making preparations
to erect an iron bridge over Chester
creek. The span will be- about 125 feet.
The present bridge was erected only
few years ago, but il has become ntces-
ssry 10 widen il TO accommodate arcther
track. Tho work will cost about $50
600.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

w ROAD. Time table IA effect May 2lths
1894.
Irstns leave Wilmington, French sire
station. for Il q %, Junction, Montchanirs !
Miuterthur, 6uyanc0urt, GIanogue, C0ssarf
Dh9lds' Ford Junction. PocopsOn, WeeL
Chester, EmhreeVile, MortOnYille, Coates.
vile and intermediate stations, daily, eXceIt
Sunday, at rs a M, So. 20 and rs = ut
Sunday only az s % in; l35, 6lp m. Dal
at 30 um.
For Maynesburg Junction, Springfield auS
intermediate stations, daily, except SUNDAY
ct 85 N, Z 81 and IS p n, sundsys Cniy So
O5 r m. 1 Sl and 50 p N.
For Joanna, Birdsb0rO, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday. IL
z jo q 70 and y n. Sunday only 81 st5
IN and IS p Iu.
a. q. McCAUsLAND, Superintendent
FOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gan. pHssssizar Aasi
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
kissed the Popo's Toe.

ROME, Sept. 3.-Sixty Canadian pill
grims attended mass in the hall Of the
consistory. The pope acted as celebrant.
After the services his holiness permitted
the pilqrims to Kiss his too.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Handy should Have Been the Nominee
From the Morning News.

FROM the Morning News.
Rotation in the platform means one
thing. but rotation practically ap-
piled means another thing BY fair
construction OF rotation" in office, Mr.
i. Irving Handy should have been
nominated for Congress last Tuesday,
He was the chairman Of the Democratic
State convention in 1892, when the
Democrats won glorious victory Ii
Delaware. ard succeeded In giving
Grover Cleveland a plurality OF 5I4
against plurality Of 44t ia 1888 Mr.
Handy has been badly treated, but lie
has the misfortune 81 being poor man
and not able To contribute TO the Demo
cratic campaign fund an amount
equivalent TO the salary Of a congress-
man for four years.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

The prosecuting officer Of the Lexow
investigating Committee Say that police
men should not be called Officers" as
that gives them an exaggerated notion Of
their Importance They are simply watch
men and should be 50 called in the
opinion Of many.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
rsrhans rhss wore Converted.

From the Lewes Pilot.
The Mayor Of Wilmington and the
Editor OF ths Sussex Republican were at
teutive listeners TO the speech Of Senator
Lindsay at the Democratic convention on
Tuesday. No doubt like Fsstus OF old
when Paul argued before him, they tren
bled, saw their errors ard may repent
Springer, the Halter, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

Is it trre that Rev J S. Willis said Ia
his speech at Georgetown the latter part
Of June that II he were God Almighty,
which be was not, he would destroy
every Hun and Italian on the face Of tbe
earth and thus get rid or such 4 lot AZ
beings2' This is the question asked bv !
reader OF Sussex county paper n
holy Jonathan wants 10 maintain his
pull on the Huns and Italians he had
better enter en- emphatic denial.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
wen known German Dead.

ALBANY, sept 3. Matthias Bessibum-
mer, one of the best known Germans in
New York state. died here
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Samuel Bancroft, Jr 3 Sunday Star Of
destiny seems to be on the wane.

The Kent County Democratic eonven-
tion to nominate state senator's. repre-
sentatives four Levy Court commission
ers, county treasurer, sheriff and coroner
snd to choose member Of the County
Executive committee from each hundred.
will meet at Dover on Tuesday, ,Septem.
Der IL.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

The Sussex Countain, printed at
LAUREL announces that, owing to the
press OF home news matter and increasing
circulation, It has discarded the patent
outside and will hereafter be printed on
tirely at home. This is practical proof
Of the much-deseryed success OF good
county paper
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
count n paris Sinkinr.

LONDON. sept 3.-Reports from Stowe
House state that the Count Of Paris is
growing weaker Il is believed that the
end is noar
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS.


NOTICE. l. II. a. Will n, TnETENANT
~ and occupAf Of the house known as the
Dlayton House, situated at northeast corner
OF fltth and. MARKET streetsin the Fourth ward
IN the city Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and state OF Deltwar', in compliance
with the requirements Of toe acts o. the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that / shall
applF IA writing 10 the Court of General
Sessions Of the Pence and jail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware, ia and for New Castle
county, on Monday, he 18th day Of September,
ie84, being the next term OF said court. for
license for said house. as an inn or tavern. or
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors ia less
Quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable eiti-
zens Of said ward, az least twelve of whom are
substantial fire. huldei OF said ward recon-
mend the said application. viz:
Charles T.. Meiler &c. Aiken
William AlsentZer James X Rignny
Charles Reynolds John a. Mulro0nev
William Alsentzer William Nj. Ward
w. II. Hartlove "arvey 3 Nandergrift
Emil herteL NJ. ID. Harry a. Winks
William 6atta j. Taylor
! 0uis Kaiser M Grady
John q. SassR u. Snsse
]. II. 3. Montgomery Ames I'll brennan.
Isaac NJ. Dillin B. q. Pierce
G.. q. Drum j. a. Fufd
A. b staats X. A. WILLIS.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

NOTICE.. CHRISTOPHER X. pFROM-
IN MEk. the tenant and occupant of the
house situated nj the n. w lrner 81 Water and
Market streets In the First ward ia the city
OF Wilmington. county oil Sew Castle and
state Of Delaware, IN compliance with the
requiremtnt nts OF the sets OF the General
Assembly iu such csse made and provided 10
hercbg give notice that | shall apply fiji writ.
ing 10 the Court ot General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery oe the State Of
Delaware. in and for New Castle county. on
Monday, the l1tb day Of September, 1884,
being the next term rf said court. for "a
license for said house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein oI Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one qnert ID BE drunk on
the premises. and the iolowing resi- ectable
citizens of said ward, at least twelve Of
whom are substantial freehOlders OF said
ward, recon mend the said application, viz:
Julius 6unther James McKenpa
Fred Well, sr. George steinicken
nj. Levy Christian Strohel
Daniel McCusker Charles Winters
George O'Neill D.. y. MnManus
james Is. Harkins Alfred johnson
Harry Zimmerman Jatpes Cook
s Ct. Brown Charles Gothic
simon Jayan " lillian Huber
Jr hn Ciceri jacob Scbiebcr
ID. Il. Cann Albert Neumeyer
John Mealy Moses Well
l NJ Wolters Dsniel Buhenzer
Philip Plunkett
f41fff "a
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

We intend to do our best ta keep up with
the procession -Every Evening.
Judging by the start, neighbor. you
win have to do some lively sprinting be-
fore the race Is over.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

There's a wide difference between put
ting label on a mans trunk and plac-
Ing plaster on his chest.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

The Every Evening takes its text from
the one-eyed chapter of two eyed
samuel; And he gave unto every man a
piece OF silver yea, verify, unto some
gave he gold
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
Kaows Nothing 70 Bauoroft's Credit.

knows Nothing TO Baucroft's Credit.
From the Sussex Republican.
Mr. Tunnel, tbenominee for governor
is personally speaking clean man, and
an honorable gentleman, and we DO not
propose to belittle ourselves or tho
principles we represent by personal
abuse or mud singing Mr. Bancroft
we know very little Of, certainly nothing
60 his credit
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

There is great rush OF business at
the custom houses.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

The Academy Of Music will open this
evening under new management, with
the well-known and popular melodrama
The Police Patrol. Manager Thomas
should be greeted with full house as
an encouragement to continue In the
policy he has outlined, Of bringing to
this pretty place Of amusement only 4
line Of good attractions
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

II has been a season Of very low tide under
the thralldom Of Mckinley ism, bat that is
happily over. The tide mas turned the
tide has now set in the other direction, and
we believe, will 90 on swelling into a food
tide of prosperity Every Evening.
Yes, the tide has turned, neighbor, and
Is still rising; swim out, you're in over
your head.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
mt naneroft is cast in Another Mould.

But Bancroft is Cast In Another Mould.
From the Sussex Countian.
All honor is due our worthy fellow
townsman Hon William L Sirmaa for
his most noble course before the conven-
tion last Tuesday AS a candidate for
gubernatorial nomination be has never
relaxed his claim during the canvass aud
had strong hope Of success but when the
delegates assembled ia Dover he made a
quick canvass OF the field and finding
funnell the choice of a majority Of the
people immediately instructed his dele
gates to withdraw his name in caucus
and during the entire day there was not
q more cheerful face In the convention
or q voice that cheered the popular can
d'dates more heartily than Hon. w i
Srmsns He has shown the qualities
Of true nobility which more than ever
cement to him the sympathy and conf
denee Of his party.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

PBIbADELPaTA. TWENTY FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT SITS. Week days, u o., 65,
N; ll2 "a | IS, ,i2 ~, s5, IS. 1886, 81. Y ~
sandsys q 6, 8 5s,H17. 500, 800. noaS. II 20
az; a6, Y 49, 3 %, 45b, y 20, III. Y 81,
PHTLlKiDETIlHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR.
KET STREETS. Week days, I3 %, II, ls 60,
40 %, q m; z 20. a., I'LL 20 NJ. ...
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, i3 %, " II, tl0 e
= M; " a9, 7 "A, iH % N.
Chester week g days ,s " % " b, e, %, Y Y y 3 a
25, IS, % 35, 9 81, " A. s p, l000, " 00p m;
Chester, sundays, l303 $50, % ~, seQ.
ll0 30, II 90 M, / 25, " 90 3 20 5b 70 10, el
Atlsntlc city, week days, H17 :. n;
~ p, ., Y z9p m; Sundays, ~ u. 8 20 rs
: - ? ''l'a WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week dsys,
u 15, 02, IS 81, q "a; ll2 i6, l205, 03. Y A,
Is g @ p m; II liz s a 65 3D. ~. q r. Is IS IS Is.
Baltimore and Way stations, " 2 "a, "
Newark. Dol, week days, Il 10, 70s, se -
m; ll2 10. ? 03 q 81 Is os, 35, Is - Is 81 4 %
p ia. Sundays s4 l1, He, rs 81 N, IL 10, Nit
"A q, z 85, f8l2. gs S.. II 10 i'm.
Pittsburg, rs t2 q In, "a "a p 20, daily,
uhieagO, IS 81, & NJ; f4 -, , u, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. Ia Is . "a, aaa
New 5 ofissns, cans via Bristol ana Chattenoogs
%. 50 , 70, daily. Through sleeper To New q
leans.
rsAUHEfty NIEGlAAtNAHtt1 ~ p AAa q ~ ~
Hnd III 10 nj, daily.
Iandenberg accommodation. week dage.
0e. q q 10; 25 and A3 ? n. Sundays, : a9
B III; 88 , m.
Trains fesve Market street station:
FOR New York, week days, AS ~ n,
For Philadelphia, week days, { ~, 81 30,J6 70,
I'll 80 q IN; 2 55 A5 p N. Sundays, 3 20. s 30;
on 2 90, s 43 y N.
Pittahurg and Chicago, week days, IS 2OaU's
Baltimore, week days, 8 81 50 ~ q m; 55,
So 20 , N, Sunday s. pm.
For Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 8 60, 9 20 ~; 10, 70 . n. Sunday
. Is 4 m; f0pm.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FClt
4 WILMlN3f0E,Week days,S3 b, ,6O0I 20, fs Oh
10 O. lil42 3 nj; II 60 noon; 81 35, 81 A5, . 9@,
10, - 01 80 So 00 g5 81, 35s t6 " %, ~ s.,
| IS Is, 10 10 and il 35 IN.
Sundays, 50 81, 8 90, $500, 5 80, 10 90, I'll E 8
~: lsU0 noon; 81 85, 100, 9 10, "a %. 40.
6 30, 1888, T8 %, 10 10 and II 35 D ni.
LhANE PHILADELPHIA, IWELNlsa
AID MARKET sIs. Weeks day, " 20. ~ ~
/ 1ll Ad, NJ; I3 10 i5 Is, "a 22, p 10. Sunday
1920, - ~, ~ 26 q N; t8 40, ~ q, N.
Telephone No la3.
Rates TO Western pOlntE lowcr than via A.
other line. y, q. SCUbL, 6enl Pass. Agent,
r. j.. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
coNTEMPoRARY OPINION.
aIs Hands IA the Pockets OF the New
boss.

ais Hands Ia this Pockets OF the Nt W.
boss.
From the Morning News
But there IS another poiut worth not
ing ~ our neighbours celebration of "the
triumph Of tariff reform The readers
Of its paper viii save hfty per cent on
every paper they buy but the poor op-
pressed worklngman. in whose pockets
The baron robbers" have had their
hands up to the elbows'-in this case
tho hard working newsboys and news
agents generally will fnd their profit on
esch copy of the Every Evening thpy
ell reduced htty per cent The news
boys now buy a copy Of the Every Even
ing for one cent. sell it for two cents,
aud make a proht Of one hundred per
csnt-whch sounds large. yet it Is only
one cent. To day the newsboy's one
cent will probably buy two copies of the
Every Evening, on which the newsboy
will only make one cent His profit will
b. cut down fifty per cent. He will have
20 sell two papers TO make as much
money as no did last week when he
sold one paper IN addition he will do
twice ais much work for the came pay.
II q manufacturer in this city should
reduce the wages Of Lis employees fifty
per cent st one fill swoop the Every
Evening would become dellrious Ii
was Ambassador Baysrd who said that
the pilferlng OF the farmer aud work
ingman must cease He might have
| added Also the pockets OF the news
boys" Does the Every Evening fancy
chat, under the Democratic s'season OF
prosperity" the newsboye, whose profits
are to be reduced ffty per cent. will be
able TO purchase their marbles, their
tops, their chewing gum. their shoes,
stockings, hats. etc. at reduction ~
Fifty per cent under former prices2 If
they cannot, then the deadly blight OF
FREQ TRADE viii catch them. Our neigh
boris logic is Of the Dolly Warden
n0t tern. sure enough
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

Mr. Marvil, who is running for the
governorshlp Of Delaware, is a manu-
tacturer OF peach baskets Ii is also a
marvel how peach baskets have gradually
shrunk In size under a series Of early
irosts. PhlladelnhIa ledger.
Evening journal., 1894-09-03

GoIdey Commercial aud Shorthand
College, re opens tDay Sessions) Sepiem
Der Bird. Night Sessions. October 1st
Evening journal., 1894-09-03
an0IsrER's ORDERS.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
RHGIsTERFS OFFICE,
n-ar- -. .-Ll-- - ~ 4 =. la an-

n EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Del, Aug. ~, l6A.
Upon the application Of Anna Graham,
Administratrix of Hiett Graham, late Of
New Castle hundred, in said county,
deceased ID is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrators
Aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of
such letters in six OF the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
SONS having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an act of ASSEM-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same 70 be inserted within the same
period In the nvESIEo JOuRNkL, H newspaper
tinued therein three weeks, le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- of Office Of the Register aforesaid
Rt Wilmington, ia New Castle
SGr 81 county aforesaid, the day aud
year above written.
- j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given that Letters Of Admin
istration were n due Torm of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the twenty
ninth day OF Aug, a. D., 1894 and that an per-
Sons having claims against the estate Of the
deceased must present the same. duly Attest
ed. ta the said Administrators on or bef ore tha
twenty ni I'll Jay Of Aug, 1895, or abide the Act
Assembly in such case mate and pro-
ANNA GRAHAM, Administrators.
Address, New Castle, Del.