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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

PETRoLRM PRoDUCTIoN.-A Aodoc City dss'
nateh Of the I7th to the TitusVille Herald, says
When the production Of the MOdOc belt WAS
s.7OO barrels per day, it was derived principally
from four farms, namely, the Starr, sutton Trout
nan and Harper farms. To-day the produetion is
onlv 6.644 barrels daily, which Is derived from IL
iaFmS. The second crop OF wells have ranged
ever very extensive area Of territory and they are
nearly ali down, only few remaining TO- be heard
from. ToFpedoing Is largely resoIted to. which
sometimes temporarily increases the Prodaeton
~ ndIVidual wells but does not seem to swell the
9sneraI production. For instance, four wells were
toFpsdosd yesterday, which increased their pro.
duetiOu considerably, but the daily falling ON oi
~ ether wells more than counterDalanesd the re-
salt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Poat ONCE.

POstma'tsr in this city. There appears to he q
hitch in the U. s. Senate. Mr.. Pyls's appoint
ment has been sent in but 1t remains there ur-
confirmed. In the mean time, it Ia said Capt.
GAllagher's friends are urging his appointment,
because Of his being more thorough party man
and competent to do great deal more pollticf
work Then again there are those who want thS
Captain out OF the road to the Sherlfalty-thsy
think they are sure OF the nomination for thell
particular friend II the Captain is out Of the way
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
Judge HAIL.
He Is VISITED By COMMITTEE FROM THE HIS
TORICAL SOCIETY.

He IS VISITED By A COMMITTEE FROM THE HIS
TORICAL SOCIETY.
Some time ago the venerable Judge Hall re-
signed the Presidency of the Historical Society Of
Delaware, writing his resignation IN a large, free
hand, expressing his interest in the Society, aud
his inability on account of increasing indrmties,
10 serve longer.
The Society reluctantly accepted the resigna-
ton, and resoled to make Judge Hall President
Emeritus; to frame his letter OF resignation, and
preserve it among the Society's archives A com
mittee was also appointed to prepare and present
to Judge Hall resolutions expressive Of the appre-
citation in which he is held.
Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, the committee
Rev. +. Israel, Rev. DIR. Frost, aud Or. Wales
waited upon the venerable judge, aud presented
the resolutions, after which the judge made a few
appropriate remarks, in which he referred to his
NseFsSt in passing events, Of the present, and the
efforts he had made in the past, for the good od
the community.
Judge Hall will be % years old on the Path o
the present month. Although very feeble, he still
t axes walks a short distance each day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

How OuR RULERS LIyE-A Washington cor
respondent of the Graphic thus refers to the rest
dences of our dignltares at Washington "Presl-
dent Grant has recently announced his lnteation
a. f.Ing hia permanent residence in Washington,
and will shortly buy and build. Attorney -0ener-
al Williams has a new house, which he has just
occupied at a cost of $4,000, and his remaining
real estate will bring his investment in the Dis
trict 10 100000. Secretaries beiknap and Robe
son have bought lots, aud will build N the spring
at a cost OF S25,OOO each. Secretary Delano pro-
Doses soOn 10 erect fine residence, and Mr. CTes-
we'll already oWns . house worth $4,000 Mr..
Fish lives la one OF the houses belonging to ex-
Senator Morgan, Of New York, who made time
" investment in Washington property which is
now worth $780, 700. The Juatices and judges Of
The Courts are nearly all comfortably provided for
Snd there il no cad of palatial residences owned
and occupied by Senators and Representatives,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
A coin REGION.

There have been heavy snow storms in the
Northwest. In the neighborhood Of Carson
Nevada, the snow is five feet deep, and on the
summit Of the sierras it must be from eight to
twelve feet. Pioneers are talking about the
showing in one OF the Donner party, years ago.
before the railroad was built. The DonneI
family Camped on hare ground at nightfall, aud
got up to lind themselves in a waste deep and
trackless snow. They stayed there all through
the winter starving within q mile Of lake
which was full Of fish. When they chopped
down trees they lefi stumps standing twenty,
FIVE feet from the ground, which are still poin,
ted out TO the shuddering traveller. After
eating their cattle they deVoured each other,
until none was left but German servant man
In the spring a party from California came
upon the camp and saw the German Crouching
over IRE, insansly dsVouring his horrible re
past.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
Wanted TO DO Neard From.

II anybody has ever used the thorough and Sci
entfhc course Of treatment recommended BY the
proprietor Of DIR. Sage's CatATTh Remedy for the
caro OF CataTTh aud has not been perfectly cured,
the proprietor, DIR. X. V. Pierce, would like to
hear from that person, aud by addressing him at
the Worlds Dispensery, Buffalo, ". T., such per-
son, II there be one will hear Of something to bis
or her advantage, the Doctor is in earnest when
he offers $500 rews d for a Of CalarTh which
he cn1not cure, aud is perfectly able to pay 1t II
he fails IN . single case, any one may ascertain
upon inquiry. The thorough course OF treatment
referred to aud re commended by Df. Pierre, con.
sists in the use of DIR. Sage's CataTrh Remedy
with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, which Is the
only means by which the huid can be carr ed
up and applied to all paris of the DaAal pas
sAges and the chambers connected herewith in
which ulcers exist s1d from which the discharge
pro 9eds. In addition to this thorough applica.
thon OF the Remedy, which should alWaysbs ussd
warm. DR.. PIeTce's Golden Medical Discovery
should be taken earnestly constitutional treat
The disease is always constitutional and must be
treated accordingly. This treatment has no un-
pleasant features about it, and has advantage OF
never driving the disease to the lungs there is
danger OF doing by the use Of strong Irritating
stutfs or poisonous solutions.
PLAIN FACTS.
FRANKFORT. MICH, Sept. l5, 1878.
A year ego had bad cough from the Catarrh
which had got in my throat. tried a good many
things but got nothing to do me any good until
used your Goldren Medical Discovery and DIR
SaRes Catarrh Remady. They cured me in threC
months, for which am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
Bowers HOOf Liniment.

Amer 30 ys ara pr I,tlsL ssypereacs with horses.
q staging. teaming. 10, have learned that more
horses hare been crippled by ipsttsntioa TO the
feet than all other diseases combined. AnsR many
experiments have found The true remedy TO Prs
VENF the disease OF the hoOf or restore it after neg
hEonea, 70 what nature intended u should be-tks
great ssDeTt of the nobls dais,ai the hOof in
nAmed and diseased the animal Is comparatively
worthless, 1his nimSnt will SURELY prsgsnt this
WORT Of all diseases Contraction oOrnss Quarter
Cracks, Contraction of the Back SiaeW, generally
called knes-SpTNng, &e..l and restore th0ss that
have been crippled BY the want 0f such . remedy.
GAITry It, Gnd 4 viii never fail IL properly ap-
BStho the horses foot once a week. or oflonsF u
nS0RaFy II ths heel and frog. and around the hoot
sIoso 10 The hair. N. @. BOYER,
NOTFistOWn. Pa.
Ma. NJ @. B0YER--DsdP .Sirs Thia ia 10 certify
that have used youF Linimont In my stable for
three months past. on more than ons hundred heE-
- and hnd Il the hest preparation have ever
usSd On horses. IL is far better than yOu recon-
mend Il. Send me i've cases ak once, bY express.
GO ID. HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1s2 West 3lss street. New YOrT City.
i. DRIN0HURST 3 CO.. Druggists. corner
and II aFkOt streets Wilmington. having been aD.
pointed eaonts for this valuable and popular Hool
Lipiment. are fully pa aFed 20 gupply Il Wholesale
and retail ~ the mAnul1eturers prieeh
Il AdlaWAW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
A Baby smothoTed at a WeddlnG

A strange ju1taPosition of marriage and death
lately occurred near LynchburR, Va. There was q
wedding ata country house, and tbs guests Hocked
in by tWos and threes. Mr.. William Carter came
with his wife aud child months OLD. Mrs. Car
ter placed her sleeping child on bed IN one OF the
rooms, and covered It with her shawl. Other Ia
dies came. and, seeing the shawl and no baby, drop
ped their shawls on the bed until there was quite
pile Of shaws, aud when they were removed a
dead baby ives found under them. The marriage
feast was suddenly turned Into a scene OF mourn
ing. The mother OF the child was a sister Of the
bride.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
The peIaWare Oa1ette.

The DELAWARE GAzETI Z (weekly.) is again is
sued, aud is now for sale at the news stands and
at thia Office. The GAZETTE is undoubtedly the
best as well as the largest Of the Peninsulsr week
lies, and Is the faVorlte paper among the iarmeEH
OF this aud adjoining States. AZ usual this week
GAzETTE is an excellent number, flied to over
flowing with editorial matter, and generAA local,
aud State news. just the paper to send to ab-
sent friends. Price, Avs cents per copy; wrapped,
ready for mc'lng. Per year, 81 in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

PASSED THs HOUsE.-The bill to repeal the
salary grab passed the House by 1871 to 1870. Mr..
LoAland voting aye. THIS will not be satisfactory.
Every member who voted yea voted to keep all
the increased pay he has drawn since the 4th OF
March, and to increase the old salarX by $500 q
year, after adding to it a full allowance for the
abolished mileage aud stationery, aud putting on
top Of all that compensation for actual travelling
expenses Besides, he voted to retain the incrsas-
ed salaries to oil the officials, and thele were a
host OF them, who were included in the bill oi
last session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
RIse Tea and coTse.

4 latter from New York to tbs Ledger, says
Tue retail dealers in tea and coffee within the day
OF two past have advanced the prices OF these ar
tcles 4s6 cents per pound, 10 the expectation that
Congress will reimposs the duty upon them. Chi
cory has also gone up in the same proportion, and
In All three an active speculative movement is no.
ticeabIe. Chlcory to-day advanced to 10 cents
gold. The steamship GIenfalloch arrived this
morning from China, via Suez, with vrluable
cargo OF teas, which will meet ready market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

Bismarck Il preparing for an evil day. Ehlsn
NAV or NAV noG arriVe. In Germany Herr WeEnel
a noted armofoF, is under contract to deliver <av,
600 Nanssr rifles at the rate OF 1000 PeI week
English manufacturers are 70 supply 2OOOOo more
and the whole supply o. thla weaPon 20 . oDa. y.
s1ituts stoek of 1000 0O0 all Of which are TO DC
delivered In fpom twelve 70 eighteen HloniAs 1n
addition. SsmS 800, 900 Of the Chassepot muakels,
aiken from the French in 1870 are TO be converted
into NanssP rifles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

GovERNOR ALLEN, OF OHIo.-Farmer Allen,
the old ex United States Senator of thirty years
ago, recently elected Governor of Ohio, has about
thirty-thOOsaHd dollaFS' worth OF cattle which be
Is now shipping 10 Baltimore, preparatory to clos
ing business on his farm for the next two years
The Old gentleman is said to look hale and hearty
and is determined not to appoint any one TO Of
hce until after his Inauguration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

1rh.I<ine ofthe sandwich hIslands has Withdrawn
hls proDoctlOn for q reciprocity treaty with tthe
UnlsSd saatas bis subjects being under me imprss
Slon that reciprocity msana annexation. ms min MIN
isfsIs Eeslgnsd, but, at his urgent request nave
withd-nwn thelE veslgnatoas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
PUBKECSALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of en- Order Of the Chancellor Of
me state o. Delaware. made at New CasIe the nth
dayof Oet0beE, A. D.. 1873. will be exposed to sale
Miller Celnsr OF Fourth and King streets in the
City Of Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY. the eth day Of JANUARY. A.D
1874. at II o'clock. A. ~,
The following lands and tenements, being the real
estate Of the late Samuel Wallace, dsceaaed All
that eert3in lot Of land with Frame -,
Dwelling House thereon erected, situated tts
in the Cny Of MilminEton, New Castle llg
County, state OF Delaware. on the easterIy iu
side Of French street, at the distance OF about q
feet from the southerly side OF Fourth street with
front Of about . feet on French street. and run
ning back with thu width about 96 feet bOupded
By land Of Elizabeth wallace on the north, ami by
land formerly Of - SWeattman on the sOuth
Attend9nO % will be given and terms Of sale made
known At tAq time and place Aforesaid BY
80 VICTOR DUPONT Trustee,
N. B.-The above described real estate is in a
very desirable situation. and the attention of our
chasers is especially called to it.
dOel5eodl01.dts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
MARRIED.

SMITH - HARMON. At the residence Of the
brides parents. Dec. 18th. 1873, BY Rev Joseph X.
Wheeler, Alexis Smith of wilmington, Del, to
Mary daughter Of A. c. Harmon Esq OF Alex
andria. Va.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE


RY virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court Of
- the state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County. made the Path day Of October. A. D., 1879
will be exposed to sale by way of public auction
at the Auction Room Of OHle & Miller Corner 4tn
and King Streets in the city Of Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY. the 7th day of JANUARY, 1874
At II o'clock. A. N.
The following described lands and tenement he
ing the real estate Of the late Elizabeth Wallace
deceased A Lot of Land situated in the city OF
Wilmington, county and State Aforesaid on the
sOGth east corner Of French and Fourth streets
with front OF Abeut q y feet, and nning 80
back about IS feet. with that width, aud EllJ
having thereon erected q Frame Dwelling ~
House. kaG
And 1t ia ordered that the purchaser or puFehas-
Court for New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to him. her or them, the premises sold pur-
suant to said order, he she they with sufficient
81 rety or sureies to be approved by the Court en-
terl1g into TecOgnzance TO the State, TO be taken
and acknowledged in said Court, in q penal sum
to be determined by the said Court wi tn IcOndion
to pay to the parties entitled seTeTaly their exec
utOrs administratOrs assigns respectively heir
just and propoTtonate shares of the said Durehass
may determine. in manner and form as may by the
direction Of the said Court be prescribed and ap-
pointed In said coalition.
Attendance viii be given and terms Of sale mad e
known at the tims and place aforesaid BY
VICTOR Dupont. Esq, Trustee
Or by bis Attorney.
Attest. CHAS. n. VANDEVER,
Clerk Orphans Court
N.B.--TAe above described real estate is in a
very desirable situation, and the attention Of pur-
I eh8sOFa is especially called to IT,.
| deel5- cod lOd dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
TO TME PURLlC.

" B. MsINTIRE.. who has been the senior
IL partner Of the REaE 9f Mslneiro q james.
Hardware Dealers, a. ~ Maees stfeet,, les t1e t1e
ma former customers ikat be has WltAdraWA ffom
Sad frm and has rented the store ~ Market street.
(dFaetly DEPOSITS the old stand who're be VII IN
fsV days open with fall stock Of HARDWARE. Cut
iSry Ec ami hopes to receive the patEQnAgo Of all
iaFFs nnmbsF Of friends and customers many new
Dec. 3 ls7s-tf U. D. AeTNTIRH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

NYOTICE Is hereby givsn that the paTnsgsAip
~ heretofore existing bstWeeA HsnIy h Moln-
tire 4 Maury james. was dissolved on the SOth DAY
of NoVemDer, A. d.. 1878, by mutual consent.
exelnsiVey received and paid 10 said MauFy james,
Who alone Is authorized 10 sign in shsge-
~ AB.McTNHIhR,
dAeItf -MAURY JAMES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
WANTS.

UYANTED-At COWantown, Nd. WheelWright
w who understands country WOFk-tO carry on
shop. A married man preferred. Apply to
c. W. UNDERWOOD.
decl7.3t COWantoWn. Nd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

UTANTED-A girl to cook and do h0useWork
w Apply ut No. 1lO6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

VXYANTED.-A boy about fifteen years Of age. TO
w learn the printing business. Apply at
this Office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

r ANDRETHs ns9. oEOp Turaip and Ruta
- s'N' 'S'' ". N. CMANDLIRS.
Al 81 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

NOTICE.-The fifth annual meeting Of the stock
IN holders OF the Masonic Hall Company. Oi
Wilmington, Del. will be held in the Di- a
reetOrs Room of the Masonic Hall, on
Saturday, the 9th day of December. 1873, ~
At 2 o clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of elect M
ing one person fer President. one eFsOa '
far Vice President. one person for Treasurer. and
one percOn for Secretary. and nine Directors Il
serve the ensuing year.
deel0 cod J. p. ALLMOND. Seey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

A SSIaNEE'S NOTICE.
IA In the District Court Ofthe United States
District OF Delaware, q,
At Wilmington the tenth day Of December. A. D.
1873. as
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
pOIntment as assignee of john Mel.eaF and John p
MeLear, trading as JOha MeLear Il Son, Of Viii
mingtOn in the county of New Castle, and State OF
Delaware, within sAid District who have been ad
judged BankUpts on creditors petition. by the Dis
triet Court OF said District.
WILLIAM CANDY.
declO-2taWSW Assignee.
The New York herald., 1873-10-23
WELCOME TO MISS CLARA BARTON.

Last evening. Miss Clara Barton, the American
Florence Nightingale, was welcomed home again
after an absence or iour years in Europe, at the
No. 36l West Thirty-lourth street. Miss Barton.
who has been ministering angel in the
hospitals and on the battlefelds OF the late
civil war, was also, during the Franco
Prussian war; q devoted and tender ADMINISTRATIVE
of the kindness and sympathies OF woman's nature
to the sufferers OF the conflict which closed in
terrible darkness at Sedan. Among those present
at the reception, which was gwen in the elegant
parlors OF Mrs. DR.. Lozier were Mrs. Francis d.
Gage who had charge OF 5000 slaves
during the war on one OF the sea islands near
Hilton Head; DR.. Frederick Marvin, Miss Phoebe
Cousins OF st. Louis; Miss Martha ], Lamb, Mrs.
DR.. NJ +. Mann, Miss Jennie Collins, or .'Bonin's
Lille Devereux Blake, Nine. Clara Brinkerhon,
Mrs. Wilcox, Mary +. Davis, Mrs. Dr. Gilbert,
j. X. II. Wilcox and number OF other ladies
and gentlemen. 1t was very brilliant as
Barton was OF the warmest and most enthusiastic
nature. Addresses were made by Mrs. Lille Dev-
eTeux Blake, Mr.. ]. X. H. Wilcox, Mrs. Frances
d. Gage, in response to the call made
upon Miss Clara Barton, who was unable
to speak, owing e the isstggs OF ,,nsr her
Collins, Congressman Nellsh and Miss Phoebe
Cousins Miss Barton read a touching and tender
poem, and at the conclusion OF the formal cere.
monies the assembly became informal IN its
personally. magnificent bed OF flowers with
the word s.Wecomer was presented to the guest
Of The evening by the kind hostess Mrs. DR.. Lozier
and at the hour OF midnight the party broke up
Barton will 60 home to WoTcester Mass, alter she
has made q snort STAY IN this city,
The New York herald., 1873-10-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. %, 1873.
CLEARED.


steamship Nevada Br, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship America Ger, Bussins, Bremen via South
Steamship Isaac Beil, Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship &c
Steamship Hatteras Earnest, Norioik-oid Dominion
Steamship Co
Ship Richard Robinson. stetson, Liverpool-snow a
BURGESS.
Chcsebrough
Bark Druigi Dubrovacki Aus Caramann, Cork for or
ders-Slocovich X Co
Bark Madagascar AuS, Radovani, Cork for orders
S0covIch h Go,
Bark Biagng dtap, chiesa, Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark vigant lBr), Nixon Queenstown for ordcrs-Geo
Buey
Bark Sea King Br), Edwards Dublin-chas L Wright
Bark Gipsey tBr), Cremer Cadiz-snow Burgess
BARK sospir lAusi Demchelii. Trieste-SocOvich Co
~ Bark John Grifnn, Westbcrg, Havana-Jas Ward a
BRIG Brig Ferdenskloid MoD, Olsen, Cork TOR orders
Brig Pia : Aus,, soldaHch, Ancona-Fabbr a Chaun.
Brig r W Mcsser, Hewitt Corunra-snow Burgess.
Brg kavenswood tBrt Layton, st Johns ny, and Har-
ker.
Brig John Mason, Porter, Key west-Bcnncr Pinck-
schr Sparkling Wave (Br, Hacken Rio Grande do Sui
schr Edward Lee, Tobin, Jacmei-B Weinberg
Schr Mary + Douglas, sherlock Jacmel-B Weinberg
schr Francis q DAVIS, Doane, JacmeI-S j Weinberg.
schr II Potter, Anderson. Mosquito Inlet, Fla-G q
schr Az Bentley, williams. Darien-Bentiey Glider.
schr Alpha (Br), Bishop, Boston-McMurray 4 Dana
reiL
steamer Bull River Kecne, Fall kiver-Narragansett
gtcamahip Go.
The New York herald., 1873-10-23
MURDER IN TIE SEVENTH WARD.
A Mans Skull Broken In With a Cart hung-
Four Persons Arrested.

John Mclaughlin, aged thirty-eight, no nome'
~as struck on the head last night with cart
rnnp while he slept In a building in course OF con-
structlon at No. as Monroe street. IL appears that
ne and another man. named Edward Mclaughlin,
had been drinking together during the evening and
mad gone in the building to sleep of the effects OF
the liouor A noise attracting an ofilcer Of the
Seventh precinct to the spot, he found John
Mclaughlin suffering from loss OF blood through
procured assistance aud had the man
conveyed 10 the station house, where he died few
minutes afterwards Sergeant Oates, with num-
arrested Edward Mclaughlin, James Cody,
Michael Cody and James Murray, who are
supposed to be mixed up in the affair. Upon ex-
amining the premises, Sergeant Oates discovered
y large heavy cart rung, with which the blow that
killed McIoughlln was evidently given. 1t was
strong evidence OF having been recently used
The police say there has been an enmity between
these parties for some time past and
threats have been freely made on both
sides. They are all young men, living In the Sew
enth ward, and well known to the police. When
every attention was paid him, but to no aval ne
expired soon after. DR.. Powell was fortunately
on the spot; but his services were were
useless as the man was almost aead .e.s
The supposiion is that ne was struck
several times as the cart rung Is marked with
blood in different places. Seargeant Oates went
out at late hour last night to nunt up evidence
In the case and IL is probable by
this time has found some who saw the murder
the occurrence and will hold an inquest this
morning
The New York herald., 1873-10-23
Wind at sunset, sw.
Marine Disasters.

UrIrKD STATES STEAMER PownArAs while coming down
the East River Yesterday morning, II oc0ck took
bottom on the fnud nat near south ferry, Brooklyn
where she probably remained until high water Az Inc
bottom Is very soft no damage is anticipated 10 her
STEAMSHIP ATLAS (Br, Porter arrived NJ Kingston Ja
Oct H. from New York. with machinery disabled having
encountered the late hurricane.
SHIp LADY RUSSELL nr), Leahy from Liverpool for
Mobile before reportcd) had ic weather 10 The mcri
dian Of West India Islands, then the weather begar 10
get squay, with heavy rain sept 2a made the east
coast oi Cuba then blowing gale Oct made the land
70 the east OF Cape Antonlo wind then blowing gale
WIN nenvy ram; shin was under lower aud maintop
sail. head 70 the south %, took in the Ioreiop salt
w1nd blowing very hard. with very heavy sea. 4th
as a. ciewed up .he mantop sail the weather braces
were hauled ln when the oretopmast was seen falling
over the nhe he next instant hc and mizzen
the wreck 10 e, 4 clear the shIp the pump gear all
carried away but fortunately the ship made no water
ana lay very easy 70 the sea the stood -
on, Tue bh!omcer began 10 rise, and the backed
10 norn ana round 10 west; forcmast away 10
was helping 10 Keep her from the sea 7fh, and the
Pass on the 18TH
80 sgIr ELZAnETn KiHBALL- Keller, from Port Gamble
whS eu peS,e @ repor'cd on the 20 OF April when
wlnin hDout w miles 81 Easier Island sprung leak,
sn@ me nrst step taken was 70 throw o the deck load
nnsnSccssu ana y was determined to 80 70 Easter
water IN Der hold All fhe Dyovsops The sbir SD