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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
SECOND EDITION!
The Storm Elsewhere.
Great Damage Sustained.
The Regatta on Saturday,
Further Accounts of the Storm.
SALEM, NJ, STRUCK BY A HURRICANl

THE SCENE II THE STREETS AFTER THE BLOW
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
SALEM, N. j., July g. On Saturday about Fl We
o'clock hurricane struck this place, accompa-
MED with sheets Of rain, thunder, and lightning.
Houses seemed to rock, and the din OF falling
uees and chimneys, the rain, thunder and light
ming were terrible The storm was over in about
twenty minutes. The streets were then found to
be full OF rubbish. Immense trees were blown
down and completely blocked mp the roadway as
far as the eye could reach. The immense hay
houses of MIR. I. Z. Mulford are In ruins and
about six hundred square feet of roof at Hall,
Dunn & Hunts Oil factory was carried hundred
feet from the buildings, doing a great deal OF
damage to their stock aud fixtures. Iu the coun-
try the crops were greatly damaged, and fruit
trees were entirely torn up bv the roots. 1t is
said to have been one of the greatest storms that
ever occurred this side Of the Aleg ghanies.
| REPORTS FROM NORTHERN NEW JKRsEY-HAIL
STONES OVER FIVE INCHES ROUND.
An occasional correspondent of the New York
| Commercial AdrertiSey IN Glen Eyre Bergen
| county, New Jersey, writes that "the most re-
| markable hail-storm and hurricane ever known
t. the residents OF this section OF the State, and,
as iar as we can Learn, To any one, swept through
| this place at laie hour on the afternoon OF the
| Fourth, and continued in unprecedented force
| and severity for about twenty minutes. At about
tive o'clock III the afternoon the sky began to dar-
ken and apparently prepare for thunder show wer;
outdoor sports ceased aud piaZzls were filled
|
ieli, accompanied by some hail. aud the storm, So
hastily gathered, burst upon III all its fury
hurled down with the terrible velocity which a
| formidable northeaster conld mpart TO it. The
hail-stonea, which had appeared curious when
they FELL the size OF a walnut, sunk into insgni
| heance beside the huge masses OF ice that now
came hurting through the storm, and were
iessiy crashing against tree and house. Thou
sands oil these (lud II is no exagseration to sa,
~ OF which many measured Immediately OF
falling, over five inches in circumference wer,
soon scattered upon Tue ground, presenting
most novel and Interesting sight to those yicwing
the scene from safe shelter
i. On riding through the immediate neighborhooC
the following day, the scene OF devastation pre-
/ sented was truly terrible; windows on the norti
and east exposures OF dwellings Were shivereL
aud IN many cas- 81 the frames were broken slat
and ehingle roofs were severely injured, aud il
Que instance torn almost 10 fragments tree
were also visited and stripped oil leaf aud limit
and, IN fact, all standing crops wer4 either eiI
. trely ruined or irretrevably damaged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
Tho Regatta.

1T WILL TAKE PLACE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
LIVELY TINE ANTICIPATED.
The Christlana Regatta, 1t is now positively
announced, Will take place on Saturday evening,
starting sometime between iour and hive o'clock.
The course will be the same as that adopted ut
last years regatts-from Third street bridge to
the ". X w Railroad bridge, and blol, 10 the
starting point.
The clubs participating viii he the Undine,
Pioneer and Bachelor, (probsbiy) OF this city, and
a club from thiladelp phia.
1t IS also probable that another silk champion.
ship nag viii be awarded the winning club, IN
order to excite the utmost Efforts on tie part OF
the competitors, and add zest and interest to the
affair.
should the weather prove favorable, there is no
doubt an interesting and exciting contest will he
witnessed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
The New Postmaster General.

Marshall Jewell was born in Winchester, \
H., October 24tb, 1925. His father, Pliny Jew
ell, of Hartford, Conn, was senior nember of
the firm of I. Jewell ( Sons, tanners and cur
riers. At an early age young Jewell was put 10
work in his fathers tannery, where he remained
for some years, until he went to Boston to per
feet himself in the busiOess OF a currier. In
lS47 he returned to Hartford, and work ed iot
two years 10 his fathers eurrier shop. He then
relinquIshed the business and learned the art OF
telegraphing, and, being an expert operator. was
engased in an office in Rochester, n. y, from
which place he went 10 Ohio, ard scterward to
Columbia, Tenn. After the election OF General
Taylor to the PrCsdency, Mr.. Jewell who was a
warm supporter Of the Wing nominee, removed
to Jackson, Miss and was subsequently elected
General Superintendent Of the telegraph line be
tween Nashville asd New Orleans. He return
| ed to New York in ls49 and the following year
| entered iato partnership with his father in the
| tanning and betting business, and by his energy
and skill Don enlarged the business OF the house
and gained for it high reputation. He visited
| Europe in 1859 and 1860 on business connected
with The firm, and 10 1865 he again went 10 Eu-
rope, extending his travels 10 Egypt and the
Holy Land. Mr.. Jewell has never been an ac-
| tive politician, but he has always been in sym
pathy with the Republican party. Although
comparatively unknown SIS politician, he was
elected Governor Of Connecticut in 1869, aud in
] 1871 he was again elected 10 the same position.
| and re elected the following year. On the 20h,
| of May, 1878, the President nominated Gov
Jewell to succeed Hon. James l.. Orr, as Min
| lister to Russia, and he was at ST. Petersburg IN
| the performance of his duty when the President
| offered him the Postmaster Generalship, which
| he has accepted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
FIRST EDITION.!
CITY OFFICERS ELECTED.
4 TERRIBLE FALL.
Examination at School No, Is.
H:Iecrion of City Omcers.

EXTRA MEETING OF CITE CouNcIL.-THE
OLD OFFICIALS RE KLRCTED.
Last night (being the first Monday night
In july was the time appointed by. the City
fcisls, and accordingly Council assembled
at the usual hour, President Maris in the
chair.
Mr.. Pickels moved that Council proceed
to the nomination and election Of City
Solicitor.
Which motion prevailed; whsreupou
Mr.. VIM. M. Candy nominated VIM. C..
Spruance.
Messrs. johnson and Lynch we've sp
pointed teilers.
The ballot was taken. and the telIers an
noanced the following result: For VIM. g.
Spruance; len votes; for l. Z. Grubb. one
vote: for blank, three votes, whereupon
The Chair declared Wm. c. Sprusnce
For Clerk of the Mark ct, Mr.. Foulk nomi-
mated Thomas Hawkins Mr. McIutire
nominated John Brown.
Mr.. Hawkins receiving eleven votes to
two for John Brown, and three tor blank
was declared duly elected,
For Street Commissioner Mr.Wm. Candy
nominated David II. Coyle, and Mr.. McIn
tire nominated Tom Collins. Mr.. Coyle was
elected, receiving IA votes to for Tom
Collins.
The following additional officers were
elected without any considerable Opposi-
ton. Tom Collins, however, being an op
posing candidate in nearly every case.
Registrar of Deaths aud Buriais- Eiishi
Huxley.
Regulator OF the CITY Clock. - Edwin
Hirst.
Weighmas,ers-P. MCCARTHY, Geo. NJ. ID
Cam, j. T.. Springer. Philip Coon bs. j ame'
Kennedy, Pusey Walton, Wm Murphy
John &. Jackson.
| Corder OF Bark Isaac p. Cham beriaiu.
| Wood Corders-S. w District. p Mseari
ty, :. T. District, James Mills. Upper DIS
trict, Joseph Irwin.
| On motion, Council ad djourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

Ladies Wishing 40 Purchass "A lig ght running
and Simple Sewing Machine, would do we'll to cail
ut No. as Market Street, Wilmington. bel, and
one of the incest Family Sewing Machines in
the world. 1t has equal it sews from the thick
est to the thinest material ii desired without change
OF needles. Our hobby is simplicity. durability,
light running. and no threading required self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle. Sold on
easy monthly instalment. or a liberal discount OF
for cash. Ladies don't buy n heavy and compli-
Gated machine. but get the light running New
American.
lis Market St. Wilmingto on, Del.
jy7d&wIy j. ii. RIMROS L. A gent r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
utreet res pectiully informs friend and the public
In general that he hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
tmes ready 10 prescribe for such sick call at tina
store and that no charge Is made pt the regular
price of the msdi zines. the price as they would
pay snywhere else; but that ns one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

ExCURsIoNs.-This morning about Z 20
O'Clock. the Calvary p. + Sunday School ex-
cursion left French street wharf on the steam
ers Artet and Jersey Blue, for Riverside, N j.
About one Thousand people and two bands of
music were in attendance.
About 7:i5 O'Clock the Hanover and Calvary
Presbyterian Sunday schools, united, left the
foot OF King street, for Brandywine Springs
X. X. cars were brought in to King street on
the F.. w. Il b. X. X. tracks. A goodly mum
ber attended this excursion.
To- morrow morning at ,45 o'clock, theUn-
ion Nj L. Sunday School Will leave the p. W.
i Il. X. X. depot on special train, for Glen
Olden, where the day will he pleasantly spent.
The Indications are that this excursion Will be
largely attended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

Sin Is very much the offspring OF physicsI ill
health and feeble stomachs. During one third Of
cur time the processes of digestion must in
bodies and il the stomach and bowels are not well
nothing is we'll To be dyspeptie is o be miserable
moreover dyspepsia is the foundation OF feyers aud
diseases of The blood. liver skin. Il kidneys. Dys-
pepsia invariably yields to the virtues ot the veget
able gradients contained In that great purNer OF
the blood and rsstoIer Of health. DE-. " ALKEs's
CALIFORNIA NISKGAR BIrIERs. ie95-4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
stray Waits.

Delaware Loan Association meets this evening
This is excursion week among the Sunday
Schools.
q Fine goods, various styles and low prices at
FRANKIE, 5ll Market street.
The great demand for yesterdays GAZETTE
exhausted A large extra edition.
Prices ior good job work are now lower than
ever at the GAZETTE printing rooms.
Edwin Hurst, keeper oil the city clock, and
Thomas Hawkins, clerk OF the market, qualified
before the Mayor this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
School Examination.
EXAMINATION AT No. 10 SCHOOL, FRIDAY
MORNING.

EXAMINATION AT No. 10 SCHOOL, FRIDAY
MORNING.
School No. 10 is situated on Pine street, above
Fifth, and Miss Emma Griffith is Principal
Ine examination OF this school took place on
Friday morning, the Sd inst. The rooms were
very tastefully decorated with evergreens and
the tables fairly groaned under the floral offer
ing. Inc children were all bright and happy
The examination (as all who were present
Declared was perfect success. The answers to
al OF the questions propounded by the teachers
and indeed we Spst
credit upon the teachers, for tho untiring ex-
ertion put forth by them, which has produced
such good results.
speak TOO highly, for the pupils seemed to vie
with each other as to who should give the first
and most correct answers
One Of the most pleasing features of The
wnoie enair was the music. In Miss
Guthrie's room the School sang together o
piece entitled"Come to the Grove with me-"
IN excellent sty lie.
sinGing-"Tne Miller's Daug ter,p by a
Miss Pnebe Guthrie presided at the Or
gan.
Select Reading-"The L,ttle Pilgrim" by
Lizzie Feeney, who showed great prog ress
In reading.
In Miss salile Pugh's room the exercises
were, hrst Language Lesson, next Sing
ing Weary Child" by Ella Callahan.
| Select Reading, by A. Roud.
composition RAT in a Trap" by II
| Walters.
Composition-"O!dL Lady going to Church
by Emma Feeney.
| The compositions were both excellent
and displayed great deal OF fore though
and originality tor pupils SO young.
| MISS Nellie Bleyer, one OF the scholars
presided at the organ and certainly showed
great skill in her performance.
Inc pieces of music selected in the Boy
Room were the NV Whisiiing Farmer Boy,
and the "Whipoorwill's Song Tue sing
ing being done by q cl IS OF young girl
from one OF the other rooms, and accOmpa
MED Ivy tho whole school whistling " In
chorus. The piece was very finely render
ell.
| Ihero were present quite number G
visitors, also MIR. &. Baird, Ii. NJ. Jenk in'
Col. heisler, w. j. Morrow members OF tb
Board of Education.
Wo should like to have given a moro de
tailed report OF ihs recitations, &c, bu
owing to want OF time and space have mere
~ touched ths nnost impor tant features.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

A TRACK TO THE SCHuETZES PARK.-What
the Directors OF the Park aud a great number of
our people desire is extension OF tue City Pas
senssr Railway tracks 10 the Schuelzen Park.
Such an extension would be great aecommoda-
tion to the public and would be mutually advan-
tageous to the Park and Railway Companies. /,
should be constructed before the opening of the
next season.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

The storm of Saturday was very severe IN
Baltimore and did ,nsidersble damage A
number of houses wers unroofeJ, and a man
named Jacob Dunn was killed by The falling OF
a shed in which he was sleeping. Several lives
are reported 10 have been lost on Chesapeake
Bay.
10 New York yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

A LUScH.-During Saturday lunch was spread
in the Water Witch engine house, which those
6remen ou active duty paitook OF, John O'ByIne,
Esq, contributed ham, lot of cheese aud other
provisions, while Messrs. Doane X Lawrence
contributed u number oil bo.llss of tonic besr.-
For these Kind contributions the Company re-
turus thanks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

A LARGE AccEssIoN.--At the Asbury NJ. f.
Church, Sunday morning, thirty four persous
were taken into full membership after proba
tion OF six mouths. On this occasion the pastor
of the church, Rev. Enoch Stubbs, deli gered q
powerful and impressive address.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

SoLD.-The MiuuIeIOwn Transcript was
awfully ''soid" by correspondent from
this city last week. That real estate Ite IN
was not equal To the moon hoax. Such
tricks equal the "hsathen Chinese.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

PRooRKssINa.-Wo on the extension OF the
Wilmington II Western Railroad "a progressing
very isvorably, Next Sunday afternoon, it Is
expected, the track will be finished TO the loot of
Wes. street, from which place in that event, the
train will start.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

FJwin n Ryoyn ESns "a Trns,a.s ,h. ,rao,
OF land known as the broadway Farm, con
tanning lS5 acres belonging to the late Thos.
II. Hewitt for $lG,25 cts. per acre. David
Hurlock purchaser. They also sod on the
same day. the Marlborough" or Elliott Farm
at S14 80 per acre. Purchased by w. Il. Elliot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
For the Bath

Brodlc,s miraculous Care for Corns.
An Engiish remedy Of great popularity. for re-
n BRINGHURSr d CO..
Apothecaries.
jelS Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

MONDAY, July &, 5 P. M,
Beef Cattle were very dull this week, and prices
we're lower. Sales at sxa92c., the latter tor fe W
extra. Receipts, 1900 head.
sheep were dali and lower. Sales at 4a5zc. Re-
ceipts 5000 head.
Hogs advanced. but were quiet. Sales of corn
fed sea- Is per 100 lbs. net Receipts 5500 head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
Special Notices.
Food for llle Babies.

Food for the Rabies.
Children fed on RIDGES FouO will thrive. be
strong aud healthy and become little models OF
youthful strength aud childish beauty. aprzd9m
Prime Vanilla Beans!
sold VII lesals and retail by
E BktNGHUKST co,
Corner Sixth amt NJ Market Streets,
Concentrated EiavOrinx Extracts
of Vsnilla, Lemon. Or angs. Rose. Bitter Aim ond,
Ginger, Mdc., Celery. etc. etc. made aud sold
Wholesale and retail by ,o,, o
Corner Sixth ant Mark ct streets.
Finest Salad OIL
Il. BRINaHURST CO.,
.COraer Sixth aud Al ark ct streets.
Fine Nail Scissors.
Curved and straight, N all Brush 81. Han Brushes
Mail Files. Nail Polishers. ect., for sale by
h. BRINaHUkSr CO,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
For the Bath.
Bath Brushes. Blth Towels Bath Sponges and
Ruth Soaps ia extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves Straps, Brushes. etc, of horse hair. Diy
Friction Gloves, ani many othec ARTICLES oil the
BRINdHURST 4 co,
Corasr Sisth sna N ark ct streets.
Brsdic's Miraoulo"s Care for Corns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
Fin G st Salad OIL

t. BRINaHURST CO.,
.COraer Sixth aud Al ark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

MARSHAL DUNN CHASING THE SMuoaLKRs
AT LEwEs-FEARs FOR THE SAFETY OF
THE MARSHAL AND HIS Parry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

Children fed on RIDGES FouO will thrive. be
strong aud healthy. aud become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. aprzd9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07
FINANCIAL AND roMnERCrAL.

wuxisGToN- Del, July Z. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY Merrick
Johnoon Co. 8. E Cor. 9Th and Market street
Wiimington, Del. at p. N. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-07

Curved and straight, N all Brushes IL an Brush ,
Nail Files Nail Polishers, ect., for sale by
h. BRINuHUkSr n CO,
Corner sixth and Market streets
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We are sorry to learn that Israel
Haestci Of Chatham, falher Of sackstt l.
lIaested ofihis place bad 81. lex broken
iAst week
II Hltls boz years 81 aye, soa Of he
Hsv = 4 BraaHan, while At plsy IN The
house ca Thuf5day last, broke bic tx
above the knee Il isaa aHt5riungle &C
cideul, bat lbs little fellow Ueau his paia
axe 5 man, aud 81 il hoped that be Nll
feeJrer speedily,
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Costiyenesa, Piles, Headache, and don't know
how much they lose by passing by Dr.. HARM
sons PERIsTALrTC LozENGERs. Finding the pa
pers full OF remedies, they take no notice Of any,
and thus lose the benefit Of good thing. We
are selling them immensely, for they are what
everybody needs, and they will do what We
promise. The most perfect, agreeable and cf-
fectlye cure for every form Of Indigestion, and
the only cure fer the Piles, either bleeding or
otherwise. Trial box 30 cts. Large box 60 cts,
mailed free for this last price.
DIR HARRISONS ICELAND BALSAM,
= splendid cure for CouGHs, HoARsESEss, and al
THROAT and Luso complaints. For sale by Z.
h. HARRISON & co, Projectors, no. ] IRE
mont Temple Boston, and by all Druggists.
3l4W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Masonte.
The next Regular Communication Of Adonlram
Lodge, 7. & A. NJ, viii be held on Thursday
evening, Jan %, 1874.
2. l.. WYMAN, v. NJ
AdoniTam Chapter, No. Is, II. \. NJ.
Next regular conyocAtion on Wednesday even
ing Jan, 7, at u O'Clock
d. X. SIMONDS, Il. r.
..- W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. ~, &. A. r.,
Meets at Adams Hall, Factory Point, on the first
Tuesday evening Of each month.
D. K. sIMONDs, Commander.
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is 80 well knswn that it ia only necessary to eau
ton against limitations, Il requiresa carefHlGd
mixture OF tho earbolic acid with other ingredi-
ents to produce a save that may be relied upon.
The genuine only guaranteed. See that II bears
the signature and private proprietary stamp Of
John +. Henry. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers. JoHS F. Henry. CuRRAS h Co, Pro
prietors, and 9 College Place, New York
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tUT THIS OUT.
II nay save your life.

There is no person living but what suffers more
or lees with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds, or
Consumption, Yet some would die rather than
psy rs cents for bottle Of medicine that would
cure them. Dr. A. Bousehee's German Syrup las
lately been introduced in this country from Ger
many and Its wonderous cures astonish every
one that try it. II you doubt what we cay in
print, cut this out and take il to your Druggist,
V. Grover Factory Point, and Wait Hard Man
chester, and get sample bottle free Of charge,
or a regular size for 75 cts. Also Green's August
Flower IL a sure cure for Dyspepsia. 3l3m
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EUrEET

Wedding anniversaries are the rage in
tlis vicinity, the present winter. Quito
a Number Of oar towns people attended
The liu Wedding Of Daniel Cleyclan OF
salem. aud the crystal wedding Of c. j.
Manson 81 Hebron, aud we hear Of one
two more soon to come OF nearer home.
Our community were shocked by the
news Of The suicide Of Young Clapp Of
Salem. lla was merchant aud a young
maa who enjoyed tho confidence Of the
community, 1t was a sad ending Of
what might have been a useful life.
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WEkr RUPERT.

Oar Educational Institute is having
a very interesting session, with good
number Of students.
There &. Go bc course Of lectures
delivered durlug thc school session By
Reg. Il. Mills Of Rutland, Prof Buckham
of Darlington, Col. Joyce sud' others
which afford rare treat TO lhe lovers Of
literature and general Intelligence.
Ca Monday be lgth lp.t, amid tbe
rain and f3g. oar frseu3 l.. y. Hopkins
aud wife Iouud themselves suddenly aud
unexpectedly surrounded By about ig4 VI
,Helr friend. and agqaTiatauees so cele-
brage lhrlr -5tb wedding anniversary,
bringing with them plenty Of the good
thing 90 satisfy the craving appetite agG
leaving peAiad them s very handsome
Tea set, consisting Of pieces q. token
0i iae.r regards and friendship.
The annual meeting Of the officers II
tae West Rgpcu Educational Institute
VISA bs.d Jan lssb, sud following officers
were elected Cor lbe yesr ensuing:
] Wilder, Pre-.
ia Guild, Vice Pres
EeT. p. Il. Hayden, Sec
Z. g. sAasrJ, Treas.
8 Wiser. = : Sherman, 4. D. >4f.
tssa G. a. saefM&u, + IawIeg, IKE.
ratlEs Committee.