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government. We need money, provisions and
Ali business is stopped and will not reopen till win
ter. II. +. HILL. Captain Ninth Illinois Cavalry,
Chairman Of tho Relief Assoc alton.
+. ID. MILLARD, Secretary,
No. AZ North Court street.
ONLY YELLOW FEVER NEED APPLY.
At meeting of the Howard Association, held last
night. the following resolutions adopted
Resolved. First-That from and after this date the
Howard Association will not provide for any but
yellow fever PATIENTS and that our hyscians and
visitors be aud hereby instructed to relieve all
Second-That the Howard visitors and ply yscians
be and hereby instructed not to furnish any
supplies of any kind whatever to any but yellow
fever patients.
Third-That no order of any physician will be
recognized by this association except for medicines
Fouru.-That all physicians shall certify upon all
orders for nurses medicines and stimulans that tho
patients for whom they are required have the yellow
FVn-That these resolutions be published for the
Information and government OF all concerned.
CUTTING OFF SUPPLIES.
General w. j. Smith, the acting president, stated
to your correspondent to-day that If contributions
do not come in freely within the next two day
the association will be compelled to close their sup
ply department from which the sick are now being
supplied with nourshment and stimulants. This
one item OF their expenses aggregates. about $500
daily.
THE RAISING OF RELIEF FUND PROGRESSING.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept 0. 1879.
President Langstaff of the Memphis Howards ad-
dressed the Board OF Trade to-day regarding tho
needs of his association. A committee ap-
pointed consisting of prominent business men
TO canvass the Board and secure subscrip-
tions. Mr.. Lsngstaff states that there is no
foundation for the statement made in the appeal
issued in the name of the federal soldiers OF Mem
phis that the Howards give them assistance
They may receive the same aid others II they
move to the camps and apply for IL.
despatch from st. Louis states that 81, ,000 were
raised there during the day for Memphis.
FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW QUARANTINE REG
ULATIoNs ABOUT HAvANA--THE SPANISH
STEAMER CASTILLO DErAINED--TuE CASES All
QUARANTINE.
The Spanish steamer Castillo, Captain NTenchaca,
arrived here yesterday from Havana. which port she
left on the Sd inst She is in ballast ana consigned
TO Il. Puig h co. Although there Is no report of
sickness on board yet she fails to comply with the
form established by the United States National
Board Of Health regarding bills of health for vessels
coming from foreign infected ports to those OF tho
United States. She has therefore bocn ordered to
be detained at the Lower Quarantine until the au-
thoritcs take action in tho premises Health ohcor
vanderpocl will Immediately notify tho District At.
torney Of hs action In dstsining thu vssse aud fur
The New York herald., 1879-09-10


The following has been received here;-
To THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT
Please send the following:-To all Federal SOL
diers-Again call for help. Let us not starve
The Howards do not provide for us the city
government We need money, provisions and
blankets. The fever will not subside before frost
ALI business is stopped and will not reopen till win
ter. II. +. HILL Captain Ninth Illinois Cavalry,
Chairman of tho Relief Associa iation.
4. B. MILLAHD, Secretary,
Mort IA Gou RI
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Personal.

A prince or princess Of Edinburg Is
expected early in December.
Tie Empress Eugene will go to Aber-
geldie next week, the Queen having
placed that seat at her disposal for the
time.
The wife of DR.. Cumming has just
died, in her seventy third year, and 1t Is
minated that her husband will not
long survive her.
The Duchess OF Cumberland (Prin-
cess Thyra OF Dennark) has been joined
IN Austria by her mother. 1t Is hoped
it will be boy.
The Princess Louise presented gold
and silver medals 10 the successful CON-
petitors at the Dominion Exhibition al
Ottawa yesterday.
The death Is announced of Mr.. John
Benjamin Smith, the first President oi
the Anti-Corn Law League, at the age
of eighty-fve.
The Duchess de Galera, mindful o
the text "To him that hath," has just
given the Comte de Paris $25O, 900 wortl
of property in Paris.
Mgr. Capel is about to bring an actio,
against the English ''society papers
which amour ced that he had bean sus
pended from priestly fu,ction becaus
Of a scandal.
| Mr.. VIM. A. Cook, a native of thi
State, but now employed at X. Hoe 4
Co., New York City is visiting hi
lends in this city.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

While General Sherman was down in
Kentucky the other day, among the
crowd Of old soldiers who gathered
around him was one who shook his
hand with great delight and exclaimed:
"Why, General, Pm delighted to see
YOU don't you remember me, -
Stanley, formerly of Leavenworth'"
"Wby, Of course recognize you," said
the General, "what in the - are you
doing down in this country ?" "Why,
sir" was the reply, 81 am preaching
now" "Pleaching," said the General,
suddenly changing his tone to one OF
more respect for the clergyman, ~ hope
to heaven you are doing we'll"
A negro woman in Lumpkin, Ga,
who is probably forty years of age, has
between forty and fifty fret deep. She
secured good stream of water and theI
put the curbng in after mailing 1t to
gether. The well Is a square one, ant
| she brought the dirt out and used it fU
tine purpose of fertilizing her cotton. .Th'
same woman moved her house of t,
another lot when 1t was levied upoE b.
the Sheriff.
HIGH churchmen in England ar
shocked at what they call "lawlessness
| and weak complacency exhibited by th
Archbishop of York at Sheffield when h
prl ached Before the British Association
IL was one of the days on which tn
Atbanasian Greed Is appointed to be sal
and it is stated that, In Difference to tn
susceptibilities of the scientific congregs
ton, the creed was altOge her omitted.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Mr.. Blaine's Tedious Friends.

THEY URGE HIM NOT TO TAKE PART
IN THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
A Washington special to the N. Y,
Times says -
1t is stated upon what appears to be
good authority that movement is on
,ot among certain Republicans who
have not been in symrathy with the
present administration to prevent Sena-
tor Blaine from taking any active part
in the Ohio campaign. The real design
of these gentleman, it is said, is to strike
a blow at the administration and Secre-
tary Sherman by assisting, if nee ssary,
in a quiet way towards the defeat Of Fos-
ter. But the argument used with Mr..
Blaine l. put upon different ba>is. Al
r..ady friends uf his have been c1mmis-
stoned to visit Senator Blaine, and TO
press upon him the advantages which
would accrue to him personally by de
feat of the Republican ticket IN Ohio
thereby ipjuring Secretary Sherman's
Pre- idential chances. II is thought, how
ever, by those who are in position u
know, that Mr.. Blaine will not listen Il
any argument Of this kind, but will pro
ceed to Ohio and take a vigorous part IL
the pending campaign.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

we r. fleet that we did you and your
wives and your children such great
good. Why, had you succeeded and
your carpet-bagger ComsHercids editor
entered the Senate and Anthony Hig-
gins, Esq, the young and talented Dis
trict-Attorney, entered the House Of
Representatives, where would have been
our public schools? Echo answers
where For general useful education
they would have been nowhere. All
that would have been LEFT Of them
would have been utilized for negroes and
the companions Of negroes. Just &C
you made your political club meetinss
and sought to draw the young white meu
into them and to reduce them 10 the 50
ETY. of negroes not only In the clut
rooms and political meetings but 10 the
street parades the young white Republi'
cans were induced to stoop to such com
panionship until they revoltei o. wha'
they saw and felt, just as your wive'
and daughters revoltad when they saw
that Jenkins and yourself were about Il
succeed In getting the negroes into o'iE
public schools. 1t gives the GAzErrl
great pleasure to find that it has been si
such enduring benefit 70 our whole peo
pie, yourself included. in saving th'
S. ate from being de.uged with debt, an'
our public schools being made an In
cubus upon upon society.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
m DAY. SEPT ~ lS7s.

Ir1sa little curious to see that the
p.nrh,;c.n. in their anxiety 10 get MIR.
1,.rmich.el out Of his seat in the City
q ,upcil, have published the names OF a
n,m,.sr Of men and charged them with
,llee.l voting, citing them to appear be-
fore the Council. Do they expect men
A. ,,,h,r,t themselves to immediate ar
ret to secure Republican success? Ar
res. of course would have to follow
such an acknowledgment. But how is
II to be proved who man has voted torF
These are questions that press themselves
ON those who consider the contest 10 os
presented to the City Council.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

III ERIFF SALE.
- BY virtue OF - writof Venditioni Ex-
pOnas, to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale 1t the hotel OF
WILLIAM b. CURRENDER,
In the village OF Christiana in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del
aware, on
FRIDAY, The Third ay Of October,
A. D., i6o, at 10 O'Clock, ., M,
The following described Real Estate. Wig
All the undivided one nth part OF ali
that certain lot, piece and parcel OF land
9 tualed In White Clay Creek HUNDRED ,
Now Astle County, Stale Of Delaware.
adj ,ining lar ds Of N imrUd Worrel, on the
east, and James Coward and George s.
Grow on the north, land Of william Grow
and the Maryland line Or public road on
| the south, by the public rnad lead ing nom
| Brewsisr's NH 70 New Castle, snd on the
| line Of land OF the heirs OF william Nor
risen, containing 50 acres more or less
| with log and frame house, small frame
barn and other outbuiidings ther. on
erected.
Seised and taken in execution an IN,
| property Of robert McKeown, and 10 h,
sold BY JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
shsfin's Omce, New Castle. september
10. 1873. ser16 3tawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

"THE HOME MARKET" has enabled
our farmers In the Eastern States to get
from 95 cents to $1.OO for whea', and In
the Western States from 80 to W cents
for . number of years; and now the
s.sore:gn market" looms up after many
long, wishful years and wheat is boom
ioe inward. 1t has touched $l.25 in the
Esst and 81 10 in the West. But before
January we doubt not it will! touch 81 80
In New York and $1.40 in the West,
making glad the farmers heart, enrich
ing the merchant and elevating the rail-
road securities; making more valuable
the property on land and sea, and putting
money in every mechanic and laborine
mans pocket.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

Eighty-four polit cal criminals were
lately sent from Moscow 70 Siberia:
From the Moscow prison TO The ratir0ed
depot they vers conducted In twenty
four carriages, each carriage being &C
c .mpanied BY two armed soldiers. Those
sentenced TO hard labor were In prison.
ers' garb and were put In special wagons
with solid iron frames and uufer the
supervision Of numerous armed guar
dians.
A young girl in Nova Scotia was @
shocked by . charge OF theit msde
against her by her mistress that abe took
70 her bed and died. To the last
she protested that she was innocent
The inquest showed, according "a
the evidence before the Coroner, thai
death was caused by paralysis OF the
heart apparently induced BY stronl
excitement.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
r.. u,~ n.,.v.,, sa.vel I.lsht

The New Delaware signal Leght
; WAsHINGrdN, September 26.- In
speaking Of the new station 10 be located
al the Delaware breakwater Captain
Howeate Of the signal service says that
it viii be opened about the latter part q
next month. 1t IL expected that this
station will be Of grea service not only
70 shipping In Delaware bay, but also 70
vessels pas.ing up and down the coast,
and will meet want In the display Of
cahtionary signals which h mot covered
either BY The statation 1t Cape Nay ol
Lewes.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Neu JerseU.

The crops on the eastern shore Of the
Delaware, the counties of Salem and
Gloucester, N. J have been very abund-
ant this year. On the 10Th instant the
steamer Jersey Blue shipped or freIghted
from Bridgeport aud Bill,ngspOrt to Phil
adelp'ia 2700 baskets of sweet potatoes.
They have also carried nineteen calves
weighing 1896 pounds. Now the steam
boat captains are comp aiming that
freights have very much fallen eff pota-
toes bave become so low that farmers are
storing them.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
A New and Novel Brick Kiln.

Mr.. Mitchell Painter has just erected
patent kiln at PocoPsin station, on the
Wilmington & Northern Railroad which
is the only one in this section OF the
cOuntry.1fhe ii Ire is placed outside Of the
buildi ng, and nothing but the flames an
heat come IN contact With the brick
which il said to make much better work
and burns the more evenly. EPhraim
Govens, of this borough, has been fol
some time engaged In making the brick
and filing the kiln, which will be freC
| on the sixth of October next. JacOl
Giasco, assisted by Epharim Govens
will have charge of the burning Of tn
| kiln.-West Chester Ne,cs.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
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RAlLROADA

PHILADELPHIA, WlLNH
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAl
June Q, iNs.
Trains will leave Wilmingion
fr;
Philadelphia and Intsrmedlai
90, 9 10, 10 80 3. M, IN
i46, p. m.
Philadelphia Express) 80,
fnila. and New YORK. za,1@}
t2a6, " 80, 8 6%6, p. m.
RalLllnore and Inisrmsdiale|
.86 q. N. b.l8 D. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, l@,
Ballim ore and Washington,n
4. a.; l2.U, l o., 8 IS, 10y ?. N.
Trans for Delaware Dlvlsioel
New Castle, 9.15, .. m. l.W,e
Harrington and lntermeah'e
Us, Q. m., 1 0o, 6.36 p. a. .,l
Del mar and lntermeois" "
an, l VI, p. m. ...,
Philadelphia and lnlerm0">
SO, Q. m. 800. $50, p. M
Philadelphia and New i@.'
BaltimOre and Washings@'
For futher Information ~
tsferreA to the time tables
iepot. sn.ed9
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

@ MERIFFB SALE.
y ny virtue of n writ OF Levaria Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, At the
HOTEL OF JAMES c. PEARSON,
In The village OF Stanton. in Mil Creek
Hundred, New Castle County, Della
SATURDAY,
The 27th Day Of September, A. D., 1870,
At2 O'Clock D. m,
Tho following described Real Estate viz :
ALI that farm, plantation, or tract OF
land situated in hill Creek Hundred. n ew
Castle County, and state Of Delaware, and
more Psr.,cni.riy "a described ,;, o. follows; TO
| II being Also . corner for John Harper, and
running north two degr o. and forty min.
utes west 70 cbains 70 stone In The forks
minutes east II chains 8, links 70 . stone
thence 'uth Q degress IS minutes east sew
| on cnAins and - links 70 . chestnut tree
thence south - degrees east 8 chains and
II minutes east - chains 10 the middle O
The road from Corne. Ketch 70 White Clay
Greek. then alorg said road sOuth 90 "a
degrees vest I chains and nifty links
ives, ciiains aud 90 links, thence stil h,
said road south q degrees 10 minutes
west 4 chains, thenoa still by said roaI
south 10 degrees % minutes. west chains
l
10 minutes west 4 chains and u inss
thence north 20 degrees minutes west
chains and links 10 y Span sh oak tree
thsoce ncr,h 7s - degree. west chain
| degI ees west chains and % links 10
! stone. thence north % IA degrees, west =
links N . stone, thence sou, % 1. degree
4 west ch aims and - links 10 Q stone, theme
2 north Il degrees and h3 minutes west
! chains and ~ links TO . stone, and theme
I north % degrees 20 minutes, east chain
. and 20 links TO the nrst mentioned ston
and plaee Of beginning. containing or
hundred acres, three rO0ds and eightee
: peFches OF land more or less. with laI
r stone house, largo frame aud stone bal
and ether 0utbuildings thereon erected.
Seixed and taken in execution ss Il
property Of John ID. Fofi est aud Amand
his Wiie, and 70 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
eherin's o6ce. New Castle. August 2IL
AID 1919.
IA 10 colts
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

.''DAi' OCTOBER
w,'n ~, no better record new NV Caal
NJ, ~. =. a:Ao CLASS. Pur:,
~. ra.ko !. y CI:AsS No ,
ID s2s ' ALL PURsEsias. X s,s
I'd DAY, WEDNESDAY y
~, WAGON RACE
NO Z. For ali hor,s.
wit,',ut record. PU1sr On
,nm' eN' ~ slo. 81 IS. w.
No. D, 3.So CLASS. pr..y
First $50. ID sa,. ID 90.
NO. ., asa CLASS. pua,,I
First. $50. sd $40. Sd %.
Sd DAY, OCTOBER \
No.7,sMINUTE CLASS pr
Flrst premium. go, ID a.. ~.
NO. . CLANS. RunnIus :.
New Castle County horses -
t35, I'd 10. wv fifl v
NO. s'aN CLASS. puR,I
firat premium. ! 90, ID %, =,
When eight or mora bo,.,'
neat, the distance will hs~"ns ~
my yards. Entrance 10 I :. nu
tne purse. A horse distsnc,wn
any part thereof. viii h. h.,ut sn ~
OF Q premium only. sn'i'le
PHILIP q. PLUMB
10. JOHN P. DosAHos
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

c, AERlTY'N SALE
70 me directed, Will Dc expOsed 70 Pubic
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i Shipisy st.,
kept by John J, Doughesty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 1st Day Of October, A. D., 1870,
~ 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
The following described heAi EsJate viz :
All that let or piece OF land with the brick
Q ore building thereon erected. lying and
bsing situate In the city OF " ilIuingvOn,
Beginning ~ stake standing In The north
Wesicrly side OF Market street, q corner OF
lot form eriy Of 'seph Robertson, now Of
the heirs Of Mary Riley, d, ceased thence
through the middle OF The pal titiOn wall OF
the building hereby granted and tie mes
suaee 0f Jooeph Robinson. deceased, north
So degrees, w st by = line OF the late Joseph
Robiu iuson's lot III feet inches 10 the south
easteIly side OF shipley street thence
north ~ degrees east abp put II feet 10 inohs Q
70 Q corner Of land late of Theophilus
Jones, deceased, thence herewith south
any eight deEress. east ~ feet
thence south s2des rees west about ~ feet 10
inches down Market street 10 the place oi
beginning. be The contents thereof what
So red ana taken In execution a. the pro.
perty OF David Lemon and Maria, his VIII
and /. 1. y, aud 70 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once. New CASTLE, Sept. izth
1879. sepl3-3tawts
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
THE COURT Of CaANCkRY.
THU"TEE +" SALE u
REAL ESTATE


TRUsTEE SALE
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of . decree Of the Court OF
Chxncery OF the state of Delaware in and
for New Castle County, made NJ Septem-
Der term, A. D., 1919, Of said Court, Will b
exposed TO public vendue, on the prem ises,
being 4is East Second street. In ths city OF
Wilmington, on
FRIDAY, The nth Day Of October,
A. D.. 1919, at . O'Clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate, to
wit: ALI thai certain lot or tract OF land
with q two-st0ry brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate In the city Of VIII
mingtOn Aforesaid bounded and describsd
as follows TO wit. BEGINNING at the north
erly eide Of Second street between Poplar
| and LOmbard streeta, ~ . cOruer Of land
now or late Of George Grimm thence with
bis line northeIly parallel with LOm bard
street ninety feet 70 stake; thenco east:
erly by Q ne~ line dividing this from land
now or late Of John Bnisny parallel with
3eorge CraiR's line; thence wiui his line
sOuther,y parallel with nrst mentionea
line uinety feet 70 the said side Of Second
street thence thereby vi sterly oighteer d
feet To the place OF beginning be the CON
tents thereof more Or less.
| Attendance Will be given and termI
made known ~ the time ana place afOre
said BY CAAs. B. LORE, Trustee.
Or by bis Attorney.
Attest: J. N. HoUshAN, Reg G. q.
| gep13-eS dts,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

OHEDnRR~O SALE.
- ny vntao Of y wit Of VS. Levan
Eaclss - ne dlrectsd. will b exposs@ !"
Public Bale ~ the
LAFAN ETTA HOTEL. Ni ehipley st.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty. In the city Of
Wtimiugeon, New Castle Coanty, Dsis-
WEDNESDAY,
The LIT Day Of October, A. D., 1879,
ssS O'Clock p. m.
The folDOwlng described Real estate, vis
All thns osftAtn lot vi land, Aid Two twO-
seOried frame dwelling houses thereon
TON, nf0rssald. bOunded and described NJ
EOllows. N viz: Beginning ~ the n0rlhesly
eide Of = " ieot wide street nov known NJ
Fineeoth street, laid out parallel win and
~ ios oeea s0uthsrly from Inc southeriy side
0f Fiftoonth street now known -. iIteeuLh
strest ~ she distance Of two hundred and
forty loee oasLorly from the eastorly side Of
Clay mont esroet thence nOrtheTly parallel
with Claym0nt street 10 feet 10 Q corner,
thence eastssly parallel with Fifteenth and
6txteonth streets a feet " Q corner, thence
.Uuthsrly parallel 70 the hr.t mentioned
lins and Clay mont street 10 ieet 10 the
utrost now Fifteenth street thence westerly
thereby " 1eet 70 the place Of beginning
be the eOnte0ts thereof what they may.
6eised and taken In execution ~ :he pro
perty OF John r. Brainard and Alice b..
bic wife, and z. 1hOmas and BArhxra, his
w,fa. {. L., and 70 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
8herilf's Once, New Css. 10, 9 pt, 10Th
iUe. sepiO-3awts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
SHxRIFF,S SALES

= MEnlEE's SALE r..,..
q Ne eirstsed, VII. be exposed 70 Puoiie
LARAyErrE HOTEL. al shipley ~,
keps ~ John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, Now Castle County, De's
WEDNESDAY,
Ths lst Day Of October, A. D., 1879,
as O'Clock p m,
The following de- cribed Real Estate, vis !:
All thai certain lot, piece or pa col ot
lnnd lying and being situated In the city
OF WiimIsalOn. bounded and described -
lUll0wa. vis BeGir rning on the n0itheriy
aide Of ktxih slSeSe q ths distance OF 70
iOel frOk tlre corner formed BY she inter
sectsou Of the Zine Of ths eassrly sloe o.
walnut street, With The line OF the norm
OSly side of sixth street, thence nOrtnefty
81 Ihe line az the eAsteriy side OF ~ ntsey
thsss fsel vide leading Into Sixn ssr o.
end parallel With walnut s.!ee. ~ .ecs 70
siF~et % fese 70 as0lhe. stake. thence
oDusloSly PARALLEL with Wa nut street "
Soos " tho afDresaid side Of 6txtn eer o..
ard thence al0og the came - seet 70 tne
plaee q beginning. b the cOn, enls enereoi
WAAs ehey may. WIN Two tnfee sVor'eo
bSick dwellings thereon erected
0oiooo and taken In execution - too pro
party OF Joel v. 0reeumsn, mostxeSCr
aud Wtliinn j. Long, and SArAh >,
Nulion {. &. and 70 be sold ~
TE' JOHN PYLE, sheriff:
8herifR's O0cs, New Castle. SEPT 10
is5s. --e sepiSstawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
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