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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

Salem, N, J , Dec. b.-Joshua Wlb,s, of
Wool9town, aged Is years, WINS arrested
at his home yesterday afternoon upon
charges Of lelonious assault and for in
duciDg Mary Campbell t. lehvU her home.
Miss Campbell is IL handsome girl, II years
old,
Some time last summer Miss Campbell
and Il woman Ivy tho lame of CLeeslnan
had a neighborly quarrel during which
some hard words were used Mrs Chces-
man brought suit against Miss Campbell
for abuse. Wiblo who is nlnwyer. was
employed by Miss Campbell to lako charge
of her case, and it was at this time, nc-
cording to tho girls story, that their inti.
macy commenced. Mis- CamDbell at that
timo being but II little past Is years old.
She claims that several different times
While tried to persuade her to leave her
homo and 60 to Philadelphia with him.
This she refused to do until Thursday,
October 2S. Mr., While, she says, rented u
room in cheap boarding house, where
they remained for several days, when
Mr. While loft her and returned to his
homo.
Henry Coombs tho guardian of the girl,
had Il warrnnt issued and placed in the
hands of De elective Carney, who has sinca
been endoavOrng to locate tho girl, but all
efforts proved frutless until Friday aftcr-
noon, when he found tho girl ut her
boarding house in phiIadc,phn She was
arrested and brought 70 this city ycstcr.
day. Willie was given II hearing before
Jus, ice Wood and held for Court, Wlbo
ism married man
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
DEAD IN A BROKERS' OFFICE.
VIM. J, Drews Found Dead In the Office Of
W. G. Smith at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Dec. 6-Whon n clerk In
the employ of W. G. Smith, stock broker,
at 402 Library street, opened the office this
morning about9 o'clock he was astonlshed
to see u man lying upon lounge. A
second glance showed that something was
wrong, and that the man was dead.
An examination of the body proved 1t to
be that of William j. Dguws, who had been
employed at odd times about the olfice as
extra clerk and messenger. On the floor
was found an empty bottle which had
contained laudanum.
Drews was about fifty years of age and
for some time past, Ii Is said, had led
Bohemian existence, working irregularly
as he could find employment for various
brokers In tho neighborhood. Little IL
known Of his antecedents. 1t is not known
where he lived or whether he had n family.
From tho appearance of tho BUDDY IT Is
supposed that Drews had been In the Office
since Saturday. The poison had EVIDENT
ly boon taken during Saturday night. US
he had been dead for at least twenty. four
hours. The body was cold and stiff when
found.
Moth ing was in the mans pockets to in.
dictate motive for suicide.
The Coroner is inyesti eating the cn.~~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
ALICE YMOND IN TOWN.

Manager D0ckstuder's attraction this
week Will be lnH usual forn--IItgh class
vaudeville. The entertainment projected
to open to-day br5ties with feA urcs Of
great originality abounds with many cy-
Glohic comedy acts and sparklr- with
several inrIitDroUs musical advertisements
Alice Raymond the vol known lady COR
net iruoso assisted dy john KuNnnp Il
concert display. Allon aud D4lnain ole
hratcd society sketch artists, e Htly nnd
Cameron mcudic and cOintdic artists
Burt Jordan eccentric dancing COMIC 40,
Hughes and Hughes character artists, Car.
lin and Clark tho German senators, Ala
Bouldcn banjoist and vocalist. Tho De
Graus high class acrobats and several
other entertainers will Introduce pleasing
g." rja H." hr-H attractive teatu es
IN 81 be seen 70 DO appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
LINDSAY COURSE.

Tho fourth grand entertainment OF the
favori!e Lindsay Course will take place
OF Wednesday evening. December Sth, Mt
the Grand Opera House. Any one of tho
entertainments Is well worth the price Of
the viii he course, one dollar for ten enter
tainments with tlf.cnn and TWEEN y-fvc
cents for reserved seats The Clnmcntno
BrN're Company is to-day tho
leading concert company, each one Of tho
performers II soloiS' Of the very finest
o,orr. The New Torl. World says Mmo.
DaNore' 5 voice il the mos exquisite ami
the perfect t"chiGu3 Of this young singer
Is something that has not been head in
New York for many years. The Portland
Express, Mnina, says: Arthur Bnrcsford
took tho house by storm. He is an ideal
liassO. pp s,sIins Il NJ bio voice, which no
u cs with great taste and splendid cxrcll.
ton. kulnulllo Sapio. tho Musical di-
rector Of this concert Is we'll known to
music lovers throughout tho country, he
Is II stcllin-; Hruaician and composer. Do
nut flil 10 attend this concert and secure u
ticket for the balance Of tho Course,
Seven mora during the winter. AT tho
Grand Opera House. You can reserve
yUnr scat IDr the entire course now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
\ DOWN STATE ITEMS.
News Cleaned From the Different Towns
Below New Castle.

Tho Levy Court has commenced the
Smelling of tho roads near Seaford
William II. Houston, Of Middletown,
died on Friday evening.
Ernest w. Sippie will succeed Ehen
Hearne as principal Of the Frederick
Schools. After the police officer goes off
duty in Georgetown a night wntchmaN
takes his place.
A tempory chapel for worship by the
Catholics Of Milford has been established
at that place.
Two Mormons have commenced OK
pounding their doctrine at Armstrong $
Corner.
Tho Milford NJ. E. Church people show.
ed esteem in which they held Mrs. Martini
dale by presenting her with picture and
silver soup tlueon and ladlc.
Tho Queen Annc Road will go over tho
Pennsylvania Railroad track, to Rchoboth
from Loves.
Rov. George W. King preached his first
sermon in Milford Church yesterday.
-Four arrests have have been malo at
Lewcs for causing tho death Of Cephas
Miller.
1tnow transrires that Miller was defend
ing himself whom he was cluhbat by those
who were present Two Of tho men ar
rested are tue sons Of Lockwood, who was
shot.
Bad boys are annoying the good people
of Midllotown
Senator kenncy has the lead In Kent
county machine work lie guides the If
fairs of tho party in that county.
Company g. n G. d., at Milford, has
neither IL captain o. Il first lieutenant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

The attraction at the Grand Ocera
House, Friday and Saturday, December
10th and 1lth, with Saturday matinee will
he Darkest Aincrlca,, II new stage pro-
duction, the aim Of which is to depict no.
gro slavery and freedom. The actors arc
all genuine negroes rnl surely ought to
play the characters to perfection as they
live their life over in the scenes ON tho
stage, Singing and dancing form II gronter
part OF the entertainment. Several novel
ties will be introduced. among the most
prominent Of which is n colony of camp
lOeeting Shouter1 several hOodoO charm
workers. 10 or more buck and wing dan
c"rS, II bevy Of crrolcS, Henderson Smiths
Brass band, Frank i4nistocks orchestra
and inimitablc Pi"caninnies. A irco band
concert and n costly spectacular street
parade will be Givcn ut noon Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

RIlssbsth Hubbard Dies at the Delaware
Hospital

= Elizabeth Hubbard died at the Delaware
Hospital at O'Clock this morning. On
November IL while sieving ashes at her
homo No. zoos Madison street her clothes
caught fire. The wind famed the flames
and before her clothes were torn from her
and the flames extinguished, she was
severely burned.
hSe was removed to the Delaware hos
pital and has been al that Institution since
that time.
Deputy Coroner Chandler removed her
body this morning to her home. She was
IA years of ago and was u general favorie
with all who knew her.
The date for her funeral has not yet
been set. The services, however, will be
conducted by Rev Asbury Burke in Bran.
DIVINE NJ. Il. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
AMUSEMEN rs
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


A foot ball game between the Vas ar
and Yale clevens is ono Of the exciting
and interesting feature, Of Charles Il
Bianny' ncw musical comedy, "A Hired
Girl, which Will appear at the Grand
Opera House tonight. The opposing
Teams ur2 composed Of charming young
women, and tho half backs full back , and
III shes haro been carefully twaincd in the
sc,'nce Of tho game ! his is only an Incl.
dent Of the piece. which is rcpletc with
cat ny music and pleasing specialize, by
some Of the best vaudeville artists on the
stage
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Preachers riectirg.

At the meeting Of tho Preachers Aslo.
citation held this morning an interesting
paper wa, 3uomittul by Rev. II. q. Judd,
OF Perryviio. The subject was Physical
Culture for Minister5.
The ideas advanced were so good that
tho meeting ordered be paper to lie print
ed IN the Peninsula Methodist. Tho sub
IniGtCr Of the paper was highly compile
munted by several OF the prcachers who
were present.
The cold water bath was given Us q
healthy dose to take
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06


Missouri Stookey and Miss Ella Lopcr
spent Sunday in Chester.
NJ. w. Goolen, of Henderson, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Gootec are spending some
time at harrington Dol
Miss Mamie Vantine has returned homo
Rfl er shorS visit to friends at Bear Station
Raymond Williams. of Phiado! phia, is
visiting relatives here.
Clarence l.. Ballard, of Chester is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. John R. Nicholson, of Dover, is in
this city to-day.
A. NJ. Lean, of Delaware City, was in
this city this morning
Daniel Feehly, of Ekton, is at tho MGR
ritz House
A. Moore, of Baltimore, and f. Nc
Cam, Of Philadelphia, are registered at
the Merritt House.
Cards are out announcing tho engage
ment of Miss Mary Phillips and Pearlo
Sser.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club will
celebrate It's third Anniversary this even.
ing at No. 6lO East seventh street.
Nv p;oho,1 p,..o,,,, will, ,,,,
in Eden Hall on New Years night to in
trGduce his daughter Autoinctle to So
cinty.
Az, No,,, ,-,n+;, or No. c,
hns hnor Muiy u ~" oHHlle' VINO
months in Amsterdam, n. Y, returned
home Saturday.
A. ,u, coau... c,,.,,,,
t'i'. als ututG" G;ilh DoTs "'!I give
ho,e n Rrn ,i,, a'Uo en-; ns az VTlr
nH,a Nh oi I 81, ~ try III hoAof Vi MI
,,o,a,,
-, th po11o, ,n supper gwen y d. ., MoFlah
o. ,hI ;,l JGi'M"in IohsifttIoh ooinpany.
Ne Mi5ily "pprtriaVeu ny number oil
Aii. -hoyiah lrieha' Oh saturday.
Cards have been received hero for Tho
ter and Charles Svnbnrt nf SI,nn,uni
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
What Puzzled Kim.

eyes" be said thoughtfnlly, IT admit
that have been leading a pretty fast life,
and every one seems to agree that ought
to reform. But the fact is, don't know
what ought to do first"
Ought to do tirst" they all cried in
establishment. "Why, you ought to settle
down and'-
THAT'S just the question" no inter
ruptcd. "Ought to settle down or settle
up l?'-Chicago Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

A party of Sunday school children and
young people Of Haven NJ u. Chnrch, led
by Mrs Emma }. Evan visited tho par.
sonage and presented the Rev j. II. Nut
ter and wife with groceries and provision
Of various kinds. The pastor appropriately
expressed his thanks to them and offered
. prayer for the young friends and pooplo.
the party also served cake and lemonade
and spent u happy hour and departed to
their homes. Such visits arc welcomed by
the pastor and wife
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
ATTENDED A BANQUET.

+ Judge Edward Green Bradford was one
Of the guests of honor at the banquet of
the Princeton Club of Trenton, on last
Thursday evening. DR.. Charles E. Green,
president of the Board of Trustees. was
POSTMASTER while on his right sat Presi-
dent Patton of the college, aud on his left
Judge Bradford. Judge Bradford made
an entertaining speech ut the conclusion
Of which ho was loudly appsauded, and tho
Yale College yell was given in his honor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
the Glen0chil.

Steam pumps were yesterday placed on
board the British steamship Clenochil
ashore on the new Breakwnter, and will
be pat tn work in keeping the vessel free Of
wnter. All weight, Will b, novel aft, In
order that he forward part Of the vessel
may be raised clear OF tho water Tho
damage Is confined to tho forward part of
the steamship, the side pilates al being un-
injured. The tug North America began
pumping Oh her last night. The lighter
IrtIin L. also ulnuuSinu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Clerks and Letter Carriers,

The following persons passed Civil
Service examination which WAS held Oh
June 8.
Clerks-Alexande q Clair No, GA East
Eleventh street, .2.l3; Francis q. Me-
Cutferty, No. FOG Walnut street, 81 IS,
George p. jackson. No. 1921 West Third
street, $3.50
Edmund j. Barnes No. 500 East Seventh
street, Si23 Frank 9. Ross, No. COS
Washington street 1888; Mabelle r.
Caulk, Odessa, s233; Mahlon Belts Clay
ton House, So 80; Joseph j.. Barnes, ~ 49,
Isaac $. Baird, No. 903 West Niuth
street, 1888; Sarah c. McI'alden No.
ll05la West Fourth street, 7l.G7
Carriers-Nn2p r. Luton, 1906 King
street $40; Samuel II. Williams, 502
Claymont street, 79.40; Henry Il. Errlck-
soI SOB Franklin street. 74s7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

Low Geer-I see Wheeler has caught the
new craze.
Handel Barrs-How's that?
Low Geer-Why, you remember he al
ways used to ride around with his little
daughter Jane on the scat in front OF him.
Ho leaves her at home now.
Handel Barrs-And why is that?
Low Geer-lie says he's bound to ride a
Janeless wheel New York Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

81 was conveyed" related Love, in
speaking of it aftcrward, "on the duicct
strains OF flute"
The gods and gcG;csSes exchanged
glancc5. "On toot, they exclaimed, us
with one voice. "Why, tho very idea!'
The affair, in fact, made lots of talk in
Olympus. Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

The remuins Of Mrs Hannah NJ. Roche
were intelroi in Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery yesterday. Mrs Rprhe,
who was the widow Of Edward NJ. Hoche
we'll known druggist here, and sister of
Mrs William H. Sharp, died at her homo
at Cnmdcn,N. j., on Friday, ugol 81 years.
Shn WIS also well known here, her hlls-
band ~ one time hoingu enc of the most in
huentirl druggists in tho city For years
he conducted business where the iew.ery
store Of 5. II. Baynurd ii now located.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
The Correction.

Correct the sentence, Don't never
look gift horse in the mouth.
Don't never look gift bicycle on the
name plate. Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Bank Taxes In Delaware.

AT a meeting Of the Clearing House AS
ISOLATION Saturday afternoon IA committee
was appointed to confer with counsel rela-
tive to tho provisions Of the Adams bill
taxing Investments.
An impression existed that the bill com.
polling corporations to make return Of
their holdings 10 tho county assessors
under peril Of fine did not apply to the
national and State banks, and none Of
these institutions has submitted to the as.
SCISSORS return of capital stock, the par
value of the shares OR the number of
shares held by each person. Under the law
return must be mado by December l.
The assessors began their sittings ut the
courthouse on that date and while many
corporations made 'hcir returns, includ-
ing the trust companies, none of the ma
tional or state banks was heard from. The
savings banks are expressly exempted un-
dor the act, and Ii WAS believed that the
other banks were exempt also but soma
doubt hasarisen The banks have, there
fore, employed counsel to look after their
interests, aud will not make any return to
the assessors pending the decision Of tho
lawyers.
The committee appointed by the Clear
ing House Association comprises Joseph
L. Carpenter Jr., president of the Farm.
ers' Bank; James p. Winchester, prusl.
dent of the First National Bank, and
George S. Capele president Of the Nation.
al Bank OF Wilmington and Brandy wine.
These bankers have engaged Willard Sauls.
bury and Lewis G. Vandegrift us counsel.
Tho banks are already paying Il tax Of
one fourth of per cent on the par value
of their stock. For many years. the law i'm
posing this lax was imperative as it was
not REGARDED rs capable of being enforced
until suit was brought in the United
States Circuit Court aud it WAS sustained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
In Brandywinc Church.

Mrs. j, A. Fitch will render several So
lections in The Brandywine NJ. Il. church
on Thursday evening next. Mr.. Thomas
+. Bayard will present TO the church a
handsomt medallion which he was pre-.
sentel With while in England
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

Tomorrow promises to DO partly cloudy,
followed by clearing. Somewhat similar
conditions will probably prevail on We'd
nesday.
The Thermometer ut w. G. Taylor's
drug store, 502 King street, registered to.
day as follows:
7o'clock 10 o'clock o'clock
g5 40 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

The Vicar-I suppose you've q large
family to support, Mrs. Dove.
Mrs. Dove-I have, sir, and If they
didn't all earn their own living I couldn't
manage it.-Nuggets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

There was n hearing in tho Esther Il.
Mento will case at the Court House this
morning. The contest brings on the test
amentary capacity Of the testntur. II. II.
Ward represents the will and Benjamin
Nlelds the caveators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

Joseph l.. E, heltrce and son Morris will
leave on " cdncsday on u cunning trip in
the vicinity OF Laurel. The hunters will
take plenty Of ammunition with them and
the coitontaia had better HE to their holes
to escape the proposed slaughter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

The marriage of William E. Ennis of
Lewcs, and Miss Maize w. Gourley, of
Philadelphia, Pu,, took place at the home
OF the brides parents, No. 20l3 Catharine
street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Henry 5. Get2, rector of the
Church Of the Holy Apostles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Sale OF Turkeys.

Auctioner Stdham will sell at public
sale at Hnre's Corner, on Thursday next,
100 turkeys suitable for Christmas din.
ner or keeping over for breeders. Farmers
and dealers should be on hand if they wish
bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
After the Scrimmase.

"They say that your son has remark
able head on him, Grumpy"
"Most wonderful thing ever saw since
that last football game. Detroit Free
Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
SuDeriOr Court.

Superior Cour: this morning heard tho
case Of John Levy W Pail Gins, viii oh
involves $50 ALLEGED to BIZ due the plaintiff
for money loaned, service endernd and for
goods sold and delivered to Mr. ellis pre-
vious to his eleotiDn AS Sheriff
The cases of Mary M Hawkins vs..
Henry G. Maha!Ty We're reprrtel settled.
Settlement was also reported in the case
Of Henry r, smith, garnsheo IL b. a. vs.
j. w Hopes 81 Son.
Upon motion of w. 5 IIilles, tho case
Of Walter Rurris. d. b. H.. VS.. Michael
Bregnr was continued until the February
term
Tbs cases of Martin Brown VS.. tho II.
& II. Brewing Company were continued
rs also were the case, Of the Peninsula
Lumber Company VS., Henry p. Cannon
AMI the Union National Is Tx VS. s. ;
Adams, gnrnisho,', and joan =. Resell,
gtrnIshea, d. b. H.. VS., Benjamin f. Bart
ram, p b. t.
F,ilay was the day for trial OF thu case
of John B Taylor ", the Trustees Of the
Poor, but the case WAS crowded ont aud
will not b. taken up until Wednesdav
Settlement was reported in n Of
Ruh +. Doran vs.. W. & Ponny ack"r.
The case Of McE.wrD vs.. A. Nas
stricken from the argument list.
j. u. Porter g. Sons, Wholesale and re.
tail milk dealers S + Cor. Seventh aud
M ldison streets. Phone ftl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
A Natural Inference.

"Catcrpillars In Australia are several
feet long"
"That sop The girls down there are
well fixed for fur boas "-Chicago Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Death OF Mrs, Davis.

Mrs Davis mother Of Francis r. S.
Davis, the Philadelphia messenger died
Is morning at the residence of her
,.'u 'Ater, Mrs, Sadie Blake, No. go West
FOurtt street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
Father Birmingham.

Rzv William J. Birmingham, of ST.
5oseph's Church on the BrAndywine, will
lecture on Wednesday evening In ST
Mary's Church on the immaculate Con-
caption.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

. = - nsya Dsasktsm Tor We'd
llnss. Paroles. Visits. etc.

4 Recommendations for. this COLUMN ahouii
bewrlttcn on onn ads OF tbs papsr ouiy AL
addressed "0dv Card BasSsI" REPUBLICAN
Once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
No-To-Rlac FOR Eirty Con.

Alfred II. Saylor Of tho Justice who has
been confined to his bed with chills for the
last few days Is able tic be about again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

"My heart in the highlands" his accents re'
sound
With sweetness and genuine fire,
sTen dollars foot Is the price Of my ground,
And my highlands arc still going hig9tr!''
-Washlngton Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

wish to return my sincere thanks to
those who contributed the 1ornl designs
at tho funeral of my late vito and to those
who assisted SO checrfully around tho house
during my bereavement. Yours,
Benz. II. LUCAS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06
The Weather.

TO Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 100 or go
II G, G. g. fall. druggists refund money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-06

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NEW tA-ILL tur"1Y, DEin,
D,c"Hlhrrj, l&j7
Upon III" application Of Ammo IIdlrv, Ad.
mHirtrntriA cum tr.lhlurNtu amt .uur tirJrgr
li"Hiry, late III v llt'uEtru lGndrri in -iIl
county, Gecra''l 4, 1t ir"it,,rrd ami d,rrriri by
IT," E"1istrr that the AuIi.lIr >: .'rlE aforesaid
giy" nItlr" # granting If I.rtttI, IT nHsn,uil.
trhtlun W til" "sttI" ii ti4u dec, Iotl, with
IL" date of granting ihrr"oi by causing nhyrr.
ti~"mrHtI IT, b Iustct within tuIty uays from
tn" dH'"H 5't,h Letters IN "ix Of the most pub
he iiA".@ ri tia rrunty # New Castle rtuuir
lNg al persons !hvlL demands against the rs.
tate, to PRESENT il" ~h'il" or hhl.r by an act nj
Assembly in such ease made and provided, ard
also cats" thr anlh" to h- inserted wthiu the
same period in TIT DAILY RErI ri.lrGH,a nt,ys
paper pubii-hti in Wilmington Del and to bt
continued therein, tilrc weeks, &, 0, IT,
-, Given uudrr the hand and sea! If
=, 81 Office Of the Register aforesaid ,ntWil.
~ minGtnn, in lr"w Cattle cpiinty ntpiu
said, the dly and lrnr hhnlr HIiit,,n
CALVIN W, tKDSSAN Il, Register
NOTICE Notfe Is h"rrby giNun lhuti.rtt":
OF Administration were In ,lu" form If law
granted unto The und"r7. snuli.u n the third daY
Of Rr,"lnh"r A, u. 1897, and that al persons
having claims against TIA" estate Of the dur,uari
must present The same duly affected to
tHt said Administrative on or before the third
dAy Of DeeCu!bIr ls!s, or abide tho Act, Of As
5cmDly IL. such case mai" and rroyi led
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