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The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
One Wav TO EconomIzs.

Many poor man, If required 10 ac-
count for the manner in which lie has
expended his income, would md bills of
his family physician for medical services
among the leading Items. In seven cases
out OF ten acute diseases are the result of
some neglected chronic disease. Thus,
levers Invariably result from diseased
conditions OF the blood and liver, ana
the timely use of Alternative and blood
purifying and cathartic remedies would
nave ayerted tue prostrating illness, that
often leaves the system irreparably in
Jured. DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are the best Alternative aud cathartic
medicines yet compounded. Full direc-
tons are gwen for Administering Them,
together with an accurate description VI
the symptoms deman ling their use
They viii. not cure all human ills as
some medicines are advertised TO dol but
they will care the disease for which they
are compounded and re recommended
Another Investigation has proven be-
yond doubt that Or. Bulls Baby syrup is
the best medicine for teething children
Price % cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
THE PLATFORM.
THE RESOLUTIONS WHICH WILL BE
SUBMITTED TO-DAY.


THE RESOLUTIONS WHICH WILL BE
SUBMITTED TO-DAY.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The Committee
on Resolutions has agreed upon the
platform, which it is to be submitted
to the convention tomorrow, provided
that branch of the conventions busi-
ness can be reached. The resolutions
rs agreed upon by the committee re-
hearse the great benefits that have re-
suited to the country at large from
Republican rule. Under its guidance
the National finances have been;restor-
ed to a solid basis, thus lifting the
credit of the country and insuring its
prosperity for the future. A very
strong plank is that advocating public
schools and declaring against the di-
version Of the public school funds to
the use Of sectarian schools. The
tariff plank pronounces in favor of
protection of American labor, COM
merce and industries. Polygamy is
denounced. Strong professions of the
country's obligations to the Union SOL
diers are embodied in another resolu-
ton. Chinese emigration is depreca-
ted, and Congressional modification of
the treaties with that nation designed
to check, if not remedy the evil, are
suggested. President Hayes admin
istration is strongly commended. The
final plank arraigns the Democratic
policy, as manifested in its Congress
sional action, and declares it unworthy
Of the confidence of the people.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
FIFTH EDITION.
The Chicago Middle.
sAN Nf
FOURTH DAY
STRENGTH OF THE VARIOUS
CANDIDATES.
CONTESTS SETTLED-BLAINE TO BE
NOMINATED ON TIE THIRD BAL
LOT.

Special despatch to the Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 5,-2.10 p. M.
Convention met at IL As o'clock.
The contesting delegates from Illi-
nois were in their seats.
The Kansas contest was settled by
admitting the ten delegates, but allow
ing the State only six votes.
The majority report of the Commit
tee ON Credentials was then adopted.
Senator Conkling made a statement
denying that he had letter from Gen.
Grant, authorizing him to withdraw
his name.
BLAINE TO BE NOMINATED ON THIRD
BALLOT. .
Col. Mcclure telegraphs Philadelphia
Times that he confidently expects Blaine
to be nominated on third ballot.
GRANT DELEGATES cAUcUsINe.
The Grant delegates are caucusing,
and Conkling Is said TO be working his
forces with a view to an Immediate vote.
MAJORITY REPORT ADOPTED.
The Convention adopted the major
ity report in the West Virginia case,
thereby saving two votes for Blaine.
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THE SALVATION ARMY NJ
TURBED

New YORK, June 4-"c,D.,,I
Emma Westbrook, of the pss SaIva,]
Army, appeared in the JefIerson a =
ket police court yesterday as comnia u ~
ant against John Malone, of NJ ~
East Nineteenth street. wbom V'
charged with disturbing the % ma.,3
OF the Salvation Army and ac'ina
dlsorderly manner in Grand III
Hall, where religious exercises J ~
held. Malone entered the hail vo") ~
day morning, and flourishing scv,I s.
demanded, What shall the bs,s'
be ~ He was told to sit down j
he did so, but soon began taIka
aloud and whistling a popular air.
When demonstrated with he bec,l
very abusive, and it required tbe N
ted efforts of four men to remove N
from the hall, and in his efforts n
lease himself he broke several nansj
glass in the door Justice K,br1
fined him $40.
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General NeiOS.

John o. Thompson, Jr., son Of the
Sergeant at-ATms OF the U. =. House of
Representatl YES, was shot aud danger
1usly wounded by Beaumont Buck, of
Texas, at Highland Falls. New York,
Yesterday. They were attending a
preparatory school, as candidates for
admission to West Point, and Buck,
VINO had been hazed by the other
students, was enraged by a remark of
young Thompson, and hence the sLoor-
ing. Buck gave himself up.
The steamships Ohio and Berlin
arrived at Baltimore yesterday from
Bremen, with 2604 immigrants, nearly
all OF whom went West last evening.
The Bowdoln College boat race took
place at Brunswick, Me-, yesterday. II
was won by the class of 1852 in 9 min
utes, 40; seconds distance three miles.
The Treasury Department has been
omcially advised of the annexation Of
the Gambler Islands to the ktench
Protectorate over the Soc ETY. Islands.
Mangareve, the chief port OF the Gam.
Dlersi Will be opened for "uirect inpOr.
tation and exportatioD of merchandise
tor all vessels and flags"
Ex-senator Gordon, Of Georgia. is
announced TO speak at Augusta this
evening regarding his resignation.
The House Committee on Electoral
Count yesterday instructed its chairman
to use all means in his power to secure
action BY the H ouse on the Senat.
concurrent resolution providing a JON,
ule to regulate the counting the Eiecto.
tai vote.
st. Louis aud Its vicinity were visited
oy a severe wind storm yesterday
morning The large shipping bins OF
me central Elevator in S Louis were
blown down and man VI a. KILLED tn
Insane Asylum, tve miles from the elty
i was unroofed.
Muirhead's saw mill AT Chatham N
| b, was burned yesterday. Loss SEQ
| 0O0.
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arkansas Democratic Nonttna
tiOraS.

LITTLR ROCK, june 4.-Ths Demo-
cratic Stale Convention, on the thirty
ninth ballot, nominated Thomas j.
Churchill for Governor The final vote
stood Churchill, l23 Miller, 81 Will
son, "a; Eagle, d Grace, l. Jacob
Frolich for Secretary of State, and VIM.
e. Woodruff, Jr., for Treasurer, were
nominated by acolamation. The follow
Ing nominations were made n the first
ballot each Auditor, John Crawford f,
Land Commissioner, ID. W. Lear Su-
periutendent OF Instruction, j l.. Dem
ton Chief Justice OF tho Supreme
Court. E. H. English Chancellor, ID.
W. Carroll ChaDcery Clerk, j. W.
Galloway.
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A STREET STAND RnMov1s
STREET coMMIss,ovx
THE oRpEps oRo,oSrh no LYNCH nm,

aHn.-- - LUI
TIE eSssss oSemMIssIosrR 10 LYNCH al
ADhHs OF CITY coUsouO Oa'|
Several weeks ago, s,,o.,
fruits aud peannis t street vends.
sale of ~ 70 erect a sland VsounI
% s%ean ~ AZ goods on SeconSd u Tor 4
rso,a. "Vou market and Shlnler 'utet
aeq uest was refused. pSsS, but d
no'rer ,he party came aIonp punoSe.4uell
.ne second street cellar anu tend
snoe store lat Second and n vi ohaliau|
anu without even reouest,na fket stres !
oI council, erected a wond k pernssil
such goods. 0a"uy' PEANUTS n
Councilman McGHncbo.
stand, and being ANY noticed n
mao refused permission for 'Is' ia, ooup|
ne ne Called a tention to the rs netecud
rhursday night by a fesnIn, J1 matter
ipg the Street Commission"r ION dirs|
me STAND, which was adon,aao 70 ieud
esterday morning the s,..
missioner went TO The ,iei i.eei I'd
man was absent, and tba 'ace, Out
renter OF the building s.a, owher 4
INFORM HIM who The csiIan Ien unabls
,h .nereiore REQUESTED Mr. 1auI Csa " n
tns aenant OF the building, 10 nolt waalla)
owner OF the stand thai nn,a !" no'lly
TTemoved by this morpina eSs 1t
O,mnissionerj would see In y. ne
Inis morning the stand "a nv S' ,etlov
50 Tue Commissioner, takina sun IN
anu tools with hlm. nrnnas some d
place and tore down ;he vLoleu Leu 10
me lum Der was loaded u,on a ,' W. cs
taken to the city sand lot Hus ,lo.am team
the pleasure OF the ownsr 'se e 10 aE
tbe storekeepers In ths moi, several
protested against he actlon "Uo,ni .,
St.set Commissioner, but he a said Of
Gil aud performing his du,y wy col
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LIEU TENANT ZEILIN KILLED.

NORFOLK, VA, June 4, 7sS0.-Lieu-
tenant W. +. ZeiIin, the Marine officer
Oh the United States receiving snip,
Franklin, aud sou of Brigadier General
Zeilin, United States Mariue Corps, of
Washington, was thrown by runaway
horse on which he was riding on the
Ocean View road this evening and in
stantly killed by falling on his head and
having his neck broken. The body was
brought to the Atlantic Hotel tonight,
snd viii be forwarded to Washington to-
morrow.
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THE DEAD EMPRESS.

LONDON, June 4.-1he Gar, on
ceiving a telegram announcing The del
OF the Czsrina, yesterday, re.urnedto
Petersburg Immediately from TzaBEt
S"loe, the imperial residence. The ID
OF Edinburgh will go to st. Pctelsbul
Tonight to attend the funeral of the n
press. The Prince Of Wales, the KI
of Greece, the fureign representadl
b ,re, Earl Granville, and Sir Chsr
Dixie, were present at a funeral sery
for the Emp ess of Russia here tO-day
PoTsDAM, June 4.-The Grown PM
Of Germany will start Tor St. Pet,
burgh tonight.
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COtOradO's Delegation for
JIGd0e FfeLd.

DENVER, June 4.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day chose the fol-
lowing named delegates TO Cincinnati
Alva Adams, S. K. Brown, J. F. Hum
plries, e, 5. Thomas, w. All Love
land, and c. Borela. The delegation is
uninstrscted, but Is solid fol Judge
Field. The resolutions favor free coin
age of silver, and declare that the Utes
must 60. They also pledge their sup
port to the Cincinnati nominee.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

WALL STREET YEsTKRDAY.--Stock
were active and made considerable
advance, a portion of which was, how
ever, lost in the closing hour. Money
on call upon stocks ruled at 8 per cent
with transactions as high AS 4, and
closed 2 to 8. State and railroad
bonds were strong and in demand
Foreign exchange was unchanged -
Calls upon gold are being bought.
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RAILROAD >.
ISHlLADELPIHA, SaoID|
AND BALTIMORE kAii
NAY 2trH 1850.

MAY zTH loo' u.rs1
Trains will leave Wilmington as 'O"
for ..,,o 10 statlODs|
PhiIadelphia and Intermedistte, ,0 80 n
5.10. $40, 1880 a. m. 2.SO, l.VO' ~"
Phiiadelphia tExpress) o'SO s"'
1902 a m. 9.4S p, m 80, . M : ~ lO.0gsl
PhfIa. and New York 29o,O "'''V'
m. II.4I, 1899, l243, 5.iS p' m; "a statious'
baltimore and Intermedl"'e
S.S5 q, N. 5.22 p. m. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, "Oo y - - Il. 2Nl
Baltimore and Washington a. n nj.
2.i5 sS5. a. nj. 1852, .H, ;iie, ,n teaye tot
Trains for Delaware Dlvlsl9Ip5 * SOL &S
New Castle 800, s.2o, "a. M i''''
q. IN. .,od,ate stations
y.26 n, m. Los, 6.35 p. m. s,o,ions %
Delmar and intermediate
NJ; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,.uous
philadelphia and Intermeuia'e'
q. 10 n. m.: 500, $50. $50 p. IN. 9Sam..,
philadelphia and New loin I25l, Nv
baltimore and Washington
a. IN. .,,,, nassengef ~ ~
referred TO the time tables p4T%SEY,
depot. n snperintenden'
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NJ. Henri Says new yatch. now being
onl IN Maryland is to cost nearly S30O ,
600. 1t is expec ed to reach A speed If
eighteen miles an hour.
Albert Victor, the eldest sou of the
Prince OF Wales, is tall, slender. deli
cate looking hoy, slightly resembling his
grandfather. His brother George is short.
stout and round-headed. Tie Princes
eldest daughter is rather plain, but the
other little girls are exceedingly pretty,
e,pecially the blooming and spirited lit
tie Princess Maud.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGrC

AhAINo LEA Il WlLmlNGION w
For PHILADEhPHIA.-l.562 2.2s, 6.8O, 100,
$40 800 s.44, lOU2, 1870, a. m; l2.4l, IL. So
Loo 2.3O, I.OU, 5.48, 100, 9.4S, $50, p. m. ON
sundays, l.4l, 2&8. s.l0.a. M; 900. $50. 9.4s
p. IN.
FoR New YoRK.-I5S286.sO 100, 1902,
a. M; l2.Ss. IL. 43, Al. n. no., S.iS, p. m.
ON sundays, l.4l, LIB q. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN.-
l2.5l, 2.OS. 2.l5, S.35, "A. IN. l2-52, l.O4, 4.49
5.22, 7Oo, p. m. On Sundays. 1851. 2.O3. 2. is
FoR BALTIMORE. bay Line eonnectionl
7.B p, IN. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.OO 9.25, a. m.; LOS,
$40, 6,S5, p. m. No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-e.25 a. M; l.05.
6.25. p. m. No sunday trains.
For WILMINGTON & NORTHERN r. r.
100, a. m; 800. 5.25 p. m. No SUNDAY
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN Il. R.-7.I5
1880 a. M; $50 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, L5s, 2Os.
6-3o; s.2O, ll.as, a. M; l2l4. 1912, l.O2, $50.
Az, 444, 5.lT, 90, 100. 800 30. II. 10 D. m
On sundays. l2.43, l.5s, Dos. 1910 a. IN. 4 .85
y. IN.
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5s, 2Os, $50. a. m.
1913, l,O2. 4.44. 100 p. IN. ON Sundays,
M; l2.25, l2.6i. Ia.s7. 5.Ss, si8, p. m. on
sundays, 80. 2.l7 a. m. 9.43 p. m.
- From WAsHISGToN.-l.38. 2l7. a. m.
! lZ2o, l25t, l2.37, b.3s, 9.43 D. m,
FROM NEW CAsTLE.--S.50, 9.$5, l2OO a. m :.
6.Z5, $40 2. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.5O, II m.
$40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGToN q NORTHERN X. r.
! AO, ll.2o a. m; 6.45 p. m. No SUNDAY
! trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r.. R.-s0O
| a. M; Is, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
| PHILADELPHIA.
| FpOH npo. N Srp .
AyENuE-7.3O,s $40, 1880, l0.45, As a. m
ll.S0 p. IN. On Sundays, $50 a. m: 500
9.46, Il.30 p. IN. WV
FROM THIRTY-SEooND AND MARKr1
SrREETs.-7.SO, lbs "A. IN ~. 40. Acc. ~
m'; l.oo a. M On sundays. 100, a. m.
NorE.-The black figures represent III,
I'm TED Express on which an extrt
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Wilmington MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
WEDNEsDAY, June ?. 5P. NJ


FLoUR-Tne demand continu limited
put prices wer unchanged. Sales OF 1000
oarrel>, including Minnesota extras. at
- o. Pennsvlvania family at 81 70 d y.
" esIern do at o . IA g -, and Patents al
AS. VI
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, unsettled and
lower. sales of 1000 bushes, Including
red 81 2sal 80. aud amber at ! 81; No 2
red in elevator, at 81 ~ NAV, 81 "a. Jnne
81 l25s a / Il July, and 81 sl.Augusr nv
Ia scarce. We quote Pennsylvania at ssc
Corn u IN ialr request and Jower. sales of
le,o bushels, including rejected at sic.
steamer at 6la52c mi A ed al 5-g6p,.l{.. vel
10" al Ole, aud white at 55c. at the call
board 5000 bushels sail, mixed, August
sold at is54c., and 1000, May, at 5llsc. Oats
are better. Sales ofjJUO bushels ,includins
mix d, ut 40a42c., and white al 45lSai isc
rhs receipts to-day were as follows: 2lld
obls. flour, 1900 bushels Wheat, gOag
bushels corn, 400 bushels oa.s. dl5 bbls
malt, l45 barrels whisky.
W HlskY.-l5p barrels OF Western iron
bound sold al 81 lO16 per gallon
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKE
MONDAY May Il. +. NJ.
Inc cattle mar ket has been dun durInr
tne past week, and prices were a fraction
lower. S9O head arrived nd sold al tht
olHerent yards at 3a534c. per To-, as To con.
ditio1. " W WI
SHEEP were dull and lower. euo hear
| sold at the different yards at 5lIa7i-
per lo', as 70 condition, and lambs sold !.
6a9c. per n. . s''ei
Hoes were dull, but rrices were un
changed 900 head sold al q "a 7L.c.per h,
COWS were unchanged la6 head sold a
~ hSoO per mead as u condition
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATIONS.
Park Drors Yard West Ph,La. H1y is
sHEEP.-EKtra, 10 to l30 Ms, S. so 10 s 40
good, W to luO rs. 81 To 5l&e. fair. % to :
ns,, ~ 10 5;good lambs ~ IL So; commoI
tAho os, 10 n; calves, ) to &c MarKe
fair. Arrivals. 500 head
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
THE MURDER OF MARY Stan
NARD.

NEW YORK, June A HarfoI
Conn special says: at is aulhorIlI
lively announced that Gov Andre1
has appointed a Stale detective to 4
l ew The investigation OF the murdaI
Mary Stannard, 'or which Rev. Haydi
was tried in New Haven last WING
aed reports come srom the scene oilI
tragedy that detectives have alrea9
been at work in that section oil
State. The States attorney for M
Haven county processes 10 have
knowledge of the appointment
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$500 Reward

was Tor years offered In every paper OF the
ianu m Dy ne former proprietor OF Dr. .Sage's
Oa.Ar1h remedy Tor a case OF catarrh IL
Woulu not cure. 1t cures by its mild
ssoothlng, cleansing, aud healing Sproper-
Ties Snun or dust OF any kind dries up
cataIIn anu drives Ii TO the lungs. This
remedy has stood the test Of time hayino
been a popular remedy for quarter OF n
century. Sold by druggists at so cents,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
CAMERON TO co FOR BLAlN
AFTER ALL.
Mia Evenin1 RplletiD Speclal.

Phila. Evening Bulletin Special
WASHINGTON, June IA telegs1
has been received at the White h0uj
from Chicago stating that II tns nj
ballot should show the probable Gsls1 u
of Grant, Senator Cameron VIII III
the vote of Pennsylvania for ba'nI
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
TRIAL SPINS.

PHILAI HDPHIA, June 4.-The cIl
which is TO represent the Universl
of Pennsylvania in the intercOllegii
contest with the crews of Columt
aud Princeton colleges on the schuI
kill River, the 2Sth inst, left this q
this morning for Annapolis, to row
challenge race with a crew from I
Naval Academy ON Wednesday nel
on the Severn River. On the folio
ing day they will take part in "a
at Baltimore between ano'her Phi
delphia and two Baltimore crews,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Sale OF a Tatuubie t,orse

+. T.; Ne"lln, proprietor Of the Gum
Iree Hotel, sold on Thursdss his sor-
rel horse Dan" to a WilmingI,n nsr',,
h'r SOD This horse is a fins trotter
ana PAGER under the saddle. Ii was
bought for lady's riding horse, and
probably no better for the pnrpose
could b. found in the county, West
Chester Netrs. ''
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
HENRI RoCHEFoRT's WoUSq

LONDON, June A Paris despi
TO tn. Daily Ne,rs says; I'm cons
quence OF NJ. Roeheiolt's diseased soi
ach, complications # the wound be
ceived In the duel with NJ. KOechlln
feared"
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Claxton house ArrlvaIs

W. E. Wright, New York.
II. c. Bissett & wi. BaIto.
l.. j. Bishop a wi. New YORK
N. Peters, Washington. ID. T.
Mrs. T. H. Challenger, city, Ia
X. E. Monaghan, West Chester i" ="
Henry II. Wells, Delaware
William Bright,
M. Evans, PhIla.
william Polk. Odessa, Del
A, r. Tatum, Phila.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Personal.

Robert K. Monaghan, Esq, well
known lawyer and politician of West
Chester, Pa, is the guest ofI. e. Grubb,
Esq, OF this city. MIR. Monaghan was
temporary chairman of the late Democra-
Tic State Convention at Harrisburg Pa.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
rs 1T THE ATLANTA I

LONDON, June 2.-The newspapers
here are inclined to connect the raf
seen on the Both of April by the captain
OF a vessel from Demerara with the
missing training ship Atlanta The
Press Association says that another vss-
sci saw the same raft and two corpses
dressed as seamen in the navy.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
FOURTH EDITION

Indications for ro-Day.
Clear or partly cloudy iDsafher. winds
mostly northsriy, nearly stationary bar
onleter, higher Temperature.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
LATER FROM CHICAGO.
The Utah Case settled.
GAIN OF ONE FOR GRANT.

Special despatch TO Gazette.
CHICAGO, June $3.50 p. Il.
The minority report in Utah case
giving one Grant and one Blaine dele
gate adopted AIT to $50. Gain of one
for Giant.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Senator sauis0ury,s Sneecn

''H"'0O"FYs speech.
Pamphlet copies of Senator Saulsbury's
speech ln relation to the Kellogg case
III the Y. ;. Senate, on Nav 18th. are
being distributed in this State. The
sper ch is headed with this trite express
sion "a Senator can only be chosen bv
The Legislature.r ~
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ID EGIs rER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
C-aH x


New Castle Co., Nav II
Upon the application of William n
Lo ige. Executor of George Lodge. late nj
Brandywine Hundred. In said county
deceased, II is ordered and directed nv tb :.
Register that the Executor aforessid
give notice N granting of Letters TeS-
iamentary, upon the estate of the do
ceased, with the date OF granting thereor
oy causing advertisements to be n0st al
Wltnln lorty days from the date Of snch
Letters In six Of the most public nIacas -
the county of New Castle. reouiriov eli
persons having demands against ths g.
tate 10 present the same, or abide h. 90,
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
proNldedi and also cause the same 10 IL
inserted within the same period in ,be
,WiLMINGIoN GAZETTE, a newspaner nnhs
lsneo In wilmington. and to be contIn-
ueu thereln three weeks, (e O. d.1
(Nl Given under the hand and saat
| Il. :. of ONCE OF the Register aforasetd ~
0'O' at New Castle. In New Castia
county Aforesaid, the day and year sboye
''''e"' ;. Z. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against tba
estate OF the deceased, must present the
same, duly attested to the Execntor
on or before May II, 1881. or abide tha -,
OF Assembly in such case made and nro
vided. WIIIIAM - + 0SE 1 pro
address Clsymont, DEL, or Chas u
Lore, attorney, 7O2 Market street. wi.
Do'' 1ui Sweod
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

OTICE.-The Brick House ~ Nold ,
~ East Seventh street Will De oT vi, Iuu
Stidham's Auction Room, Iuesu"ii n II
8th at 8 r. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
PARASOLS!
PARAsoLs!

We have very large stock of
Parasols purchased from one of the
best Manufacturers in New York.
We think we are in position to re-
tail these goods at about the prices
that most dealers in this city pay for
them as we buy direct from the Man
ufacturer and pay cash for our goods.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
A Mystery of the Sea.

LONDON, June 2.-The captain of a
vessel which has arrived al. Queen y
town from Demerara reports thai on the
3Oth of April, in latitude 80 north,
longitude 90 west, he passed a raft
which had apparently been made on
board a man-of-war or q first-class
steamer, as 1t was bolted together, not
lashed, and that two days afterward he
saw several corpses dressed in white.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
NEW SALMON PRESERVE

MONTREAL, June A club of
New 7 ork gentlemen has lust con-
cluded the purchase of large tract
OF land and writer privileges at the
junction Of the Restigouche and
Matapediac rivers, the property of
MIR. j. Frazer, whose hotel for MANY
years has been the headquarters Of
sportsmen. The tract purchased com
prlses the best salmon fishing pre-
serve to be fonnd in that section of
the country. 1t is near CampbelIton
n. b., and will afford its owners
much sport. Mr.. Vanderbilt Tif.
fany, of the we'll known Jewellers,
nrm; Mr.. Winchester, treasurer of
the National Express Companv.
Messrs. Fearing, Cooper, Lawrence
and a score or more of metropolitan
Waltonians belong to the club. The
nrst salmon of the season was taken
from the waters of the preserve last
week and sent to New York. The
prlce paid for the place is S33 900.
SiEsus was worth about $1l, ,OOO. 600.
ana Marcus Licinius Crossus. the rich,
est Roman OF Julius Caesars time. conId
command about Sl0,0OO,OOO. Probably
nity americans could be named each Of
wIom mas greater possessions than these
Ilch anclents boosted. Fifty years ago
Johh Jacob. Astor was the only man IN
New YORK worth $1,0O0,O0O.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Financial and oemmsres.l.

wLSfSeroN. Del, May 81, hs0
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., .. Il. corner seventh and
"A. To day:
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Boiled Silk Serge Parasols
WITH CLEAR HORN HANDLES
- 2Oin. also. 2An. sl.75, 94in. 800.
Best Quality TwiIied
26in. Twilled Silk Umbrellas
With Beautiful Natural Wood Handles,
81 40; an Undoubted Bargain.

We claim TO be Headauarters for
Farasols In this city and no person in
lending 10 purchase q Parasol or Sun Um-
prtlla can afford to do SO without exam
ming our large and reliable stock Cf
these goods as we are certain that ouaIitv
ana price considered our goods are not
surpassed II approached for positive and
undoubted good value,