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Founderea I'm a HEAVY Gale

Fort MONROE, Oct. 7.-Ou We'd
nesday, Oct. 8, during a heavy gale
the schooner James l.. Hewitt, from
Washington bound TO Norfolk, anchor
ed off New Poin', fouhdered. The
captain, mate aud two meu were res
cued the same day by the British bark
Revelo and subsequent landed at Fort
Monroe. The other two men took to
the yawl, which was Afterwards pick
ed up bottom upward by the bark
Harriet jackson.
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The October term Of the Superior Court
and Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace ard jail Delivery will begin on
Monday. Seventy cases arc down upon
the trial list and six for arguments.
The following persons are now con-
ined In the Georgetown jail, charged
with having committed the following
offences; John Hignutt, assault and
battery; Jonathan ID. Marvel, VIM. II !.
Jefferis. Andrew j. smith, COL. Robert
Holland, COL, and Henry McIivaioe,
col /, stealing.
The Levy Court will meet ON Tuesday
to make allowances and to attend 10
other routine business.
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Freaks of n Ruuaw.,

WEYMOUTH, Mass, oct, 7,-TSa'
Plymouth tram from Bn.,on ~ ne
ing In front of the station wh a' v !
N view Of the track anea I'u y
North Abingdon, were hoTror',,,.%o,,
see an engine, umannqd, thun 0a'
down the track ON to the i ma,i''
Train at a fearful speed. Tho enoD'
gong backward and struck ,ba u
OF The Plymouth train, sendlps
Locomotives into the air.
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REGIsTKR's OFFICE,


new Castle county, Sept.2. 1881
Upon theapplication OF Isaac N. Grub.
ADMINISTRATOR OF Rebecca Hand, late of
brandywine Hundred In said county,
deceased, IL ls ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
siSe hotlce of the granting of letters
u Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
u, by causing advertise ents 10 be posi-
81 Within forty days from the date OF such
etters, In SIX OF the most public places OF
ue county OF New Castle, requiring ali
PERSONS having demands against the es
.ate 70 present the same or abide by an
tct OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON 3AzETTE a newspaperpub-
lshed In Wilmington, and to be contain
led therein three weeks, te o d..
49,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. of office OF the Register Aforesaid.
'-~-~' at Wilmington In New CaslIa
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. q. BI9GS. register,
an MOTTO e.
al pefhons having claims against the
stale OF the deceased must present ,he
same auly attested TO the AJministrs Tor
IN or before sept. ID, 1882, or abide the
ACT OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. "nu
ISAAC N. GRUBB.
.a.. Administrator,
sep3-sweod
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" nest ofNihii,s,s.n

LONDON, Oc,Gho, '1sn "
burg ap en"'nmun'caiion ilom o y, ss "
Al and AZ" ,h., Nlhillsts have been ,easdlquar
The Berlin ccrrespos1 aate been MI
says Advices from ST, I po, Of the I'd
Ina, mat The most comprehan u'ersourg d
nave been taken for ,I o'slVe meas
A hnilchkofi Palace ,h o safety of
81 Petersburg residence Szar's fava
passage has been coustr,o n saolerrsu
sentine i ,oa winch i,s can be patro n.y.
purchase Of The yarIoos ''' hs for
rounding the palace. houses
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Surveyors Reach Chester.

The Evening News says: The sur
veyors who ara locating the new line
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
between Baltimore and New York,
reached this city yesterday, and took
measurements along Front street, oil
the present tack of the Reading rail-
read. They state that there is nc
doubt now but that the road will be
built in q short time.
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DRESS GOODS
JOHN WANAMAKER'S

A chudda dress-fabric at
so cents,now ready,is the best
we ever had at the price by a
long way Atwood and AZ
inches wide.
Two small-fgured cotton
and-wool damasses, one hav-
lug an obscure stripe effect,
both in many plain colors,
yard-wide; IS cents. The
damasse is of wool, but has a
decided silk-like look. The
figures are very small and
the whole effect is peculiarly
neat.
A French armure with
polka-dot figure in damasse
of self colors at 90 cents is
noteworthy, not SO much per-
haps in any other way as for
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

Giuteau could Lever sleep at Pr
hours, cursed with abnormal ac'l
his nerves were always on The qHl
Could he have had the soothing DC
OF DR.. Benson's Celery aud Cham'
Pills has wretclred brains woala
have ragged with improper fancle''
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

On Tuesday last Sheriff Lacy sold In
front Of the Cont House door in Dover
the farm near Bianco Of VIM. Slaughter
and e. q. Coppage, consisting OF 2l9
acres, to George V. Massey for $3.50,
subject TO q mortgage; also the farm OF
Philip Bell, located at Davis Cross
Roads, and containing ITO acres, 10 DR..
Flick, of Pennsylvania, formerly Of
Smyrna, for $4,000. ....
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AFFAIRS on THE 1srHMus

PANAMA, Sept. "a. The United
States steamer Richmond, Captain
Benham, arrived in the bay ON The
afternoon of the Goth INST. Heavy
and continuous rains have fallen
here for the past few days. Angel
Rosaca, the Italian who is supposed
to have been the assassin of the pos
liceman Juan Rebolledo, u few
weeks ago, has been captured ond
murdered by his captors. la canal
matters there is nothing special to
report.
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Why we have NoLanao...,

DUBLIN, October 7.-p ot4,.o, \
WIN smifb, addressing tie Snc,,lS, \
Congress tn-day,polnled outthe.y,I
OF Ametica relative to the ,et,lsm
the lana question. There was bs
very htfle socialism there for n,oI
had a guard consisting Vt rreshng|
M RS, and liberty with the Iowa oi !,
the people were thoroughly imhu.s|
opposed Az much As pfoperty tn h
munism. In no community wa y
heh 10 q gre ter extent for ,hs n
beBefit than In America. u
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The Wealth of lirooklyu

The lotal assessed valuation Of "a,
tatH IN BrOpklFn Tor the veal lS
$40 l2S 905. saiphe reduction OF psts
property, taxable for State and loc,
poses, is sl0.77y 40 The redustaI
personal estate OF corporations, ri
from State tax, IL 81 ,3jI 40. These
ures show an increase OF Sj,738,gst
those OF 1880
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A Bright Spot IA Political IIittory

FfDm Inc New Ork IT'D me.
Mr.. Blaine's letter written to General
Garfield last year accepting the position
OF Secretary of State will maze bright
spot in political history. exhibiting, as
1t does, the ideal friendship which exis-
ted for eighteen years between Two lead
ers In Americas politics and was never
married even by a misunderstanding,
though they were brought into close
contact and were moved with the same
ambitions.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

The Thomas J. Lancaster, a three
mssted schooner, of this port, bound for
Savannah with ce,went ashore on Wed.
nesday morning, near New Inlet, on ,he
Carolina coast. or thirteen people on
board seven, including Captain Hunter
and bis three children, were lost. His
wife aud the second mate were saved
The vessels 10 total loss. Captain
Hunter resided In Mauricetown, N. j.
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BALTIMORE, October 9.-The steamer
Mn,ford ioa isa with coai and bound
from Baltimore to Wilmington, Del,
sprung leak o the afternoon Of the
7th instant and sank inside North Point
Light-house. She Is total loss. Tho
vessel was valued at 80 900, and not In
snred. The Cargo, which was valued at
S450 was Insured 49,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

NEW ORLEANs, O1t. 9 The Democrat
to-morro will say: "We are con
strained by sense of duty to the people
of this State to say that the Governor OF
Louisiana, Louis Alfred Witt, Is on his
dsath-bed. He is beyond the reach OF
all human aid, and Is slowly but surety
passing away. This Governor has rea y
been dying for months, asd uething In
his evestiul career has more strikingly
illustrated the true heroism of his CHI :.
acter than the superb courage with
which he has met the advances OF
DEATH"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

Constable Frank Iolomip Of NJ
folk CO., who was sOierrible shot Thd
day, al GettYs SatloH, by colq
cattle thief named Dick Bond, died
night from his injuries. Bonds still
large. The constable was trying to az
him at the time Of tie shooting.
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BUFFALO, Oct. IA fireman NJ
William NJ nonsy, was serIoUsl7 n,
late last night by an unknown mi
following mm andln,utiug a l,dy n
tho stranger was esCUrtlug and M
as bis wife. AT er the a,saulIibs
ger escaped. No arrests have ye, !
made, ...--
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The Present Cotton Gran

One Of the largest cotton buyers OF
Memphis, Tenn, received dispatch
SATURDAY. from prominent cotton opera
tors In New York offering To bet So 600
that the present crop would exceed AZ
000, GOO bales. The bet was promptly ac.
cepted within fifteen minutes by a nnm.
Der Of Memphis factors, and Telegram
forwarded to New York asking 70 in.
crease the bet TO 10000, or rs much more
as they wished TO make IL.
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Dnxu
nowLEY UNDER A pn,
~"hhiing's Deadly Pas
~. ally Puntmeia.,"c ient

wh ur ,n Oct. 7.-Hrnry j, RI.
VINO wrote the letter threa,au nj ho p
ing a was scientifically pIm pu'a sI.a Y
las, night BY William Il. Robn'.
ardent admirer Of Roscoe and O = J,
aoi postal car. Rowiey Silent u mag
ponlilee Of raw beef last piob, ua .a'
voice is Ito longer Tor war snf an'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

Proceedings in equity have been be-
gun in the courts ut Philadelphia
against the officers of the iowa Gulch
Mining Company. The complainants
charge that the company bought a
tract of land and sold worthless stock
to the amount of 5000,
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U. o. DISTRICT COURT.


Disagreement Of the Jury fn the
Case OF walter Burrfs.
In the United States District Court
yesterday, the jury IN the case OF the
United States vs.. Walter Burris, charged
with melting man to to vote illegally,
after staying out since two O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon, came into Court and
reported q disagreement. As there was
no probability Of . verdict the jury was
discharged.
The case Of the government against
John B. Pinkham, also charged with
melting q man TO vote illegally. was re-
sumed this morning, by the examina
ton Of witnesses for the government.
At IL o'clock Court adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday morning.
Patrick Hickey, who pleaded guilty
TO q charge Of illegal voting, has no
yet been sentenced.
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Capt. Hunter Body washed Ashore

WASHINGTON, October THE Sig
nal Corps Station at Cape Hatteras, N.
G., reports body of Captain Hunter of
schooner Thomas j. Lancaster washed
ashore near Lite saving Station No. 20
at A. NJ. All three schooners wrecked
near Ibis static are total loss.
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A Man Who Fell 900 Feet.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Octebs 9.-Yes-
terday morning while Charles MEG a
gon was descending the Hindman
shaft, near New Haven, the wire rope
broke and he fell to the bottom, dis
lance OF about three hundred feet.
He died in few minutes. lie was
thifty>four years old and leaves a wife
and seven children.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

John McCaffeey, sole agent fer Della
ware OF Cunningham & Co.'s nectar
elder, tonic beer and all ssft beverages,
received from philadelphia this morning
a handsome new wagon. The wagon is
what 10 termed a three race, and IL 80
constructed as to drive single or double.
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price, Which is 90 cents. A
lady bought 90 yards of it
yesterday. Atwood and AZ
inches wide. ..-.-..=.-
Third .ircle, southeast from center.
A black granite with the
very same polka-dot damasse
Atwood. but not SO fine as
the colored, so cents.
The same granite, without
the damasse, at the same price.
The same also in four finer
qualities, up to 81.
All these are below value.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut st. entrance
New velveteens, black blue
brown, garnet, bronze, green
and cardinal.
southeast corner.
u AM A KER,,
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viewing the Dead Rresfdent'i
Grave

CLEVELAND, October 9.-Thousands
of persons visited Lake View Cemetery
to-day. The Park where the body Of the
late President lay in state is thronged
With visitors night and day. All the
railways centsring here run special trains
to accommodate the multitude.
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FOURTH EDITION


For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, preceded by occasional rains
nortberly winds, higher barometer,
stationary or lower Temperature.
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NoTlCE.-Dr. Kllue's Crest N y
itestOrcr ia the marvel OF TIE ass y
Nerve Diseases. Al It's s1Oppea N
Send 10 y3l Arch strnet pHlR@|
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The bondsmen who have $40 900 in
vested ia the gallant Howga,e are very
nervous concerning his whereabouts
from hour TO hour. A really good bonds
man looks into that kiud Of stock be-
tore he taxes it, aud then waits fol- a
better opening. II isn't likely that a man
who abuses trust as Howgate did will
hesitate TO sell out his bondsmen for his
liberty,
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II is reported this afternoon that the
ste amer Republic Is not to go to York
town.
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u EGlsTER's ORDER.


~ =, =, nhoiSTEhtb OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August 27Ln, 1881.
upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
toIul nistrator c. |. a OF John Hand, late
p bfandywine Hd,, In said county,
ie"easel, 1t IL ordered and directed 5y
we register that the Admir-, c. /. a., afora.
'am give notice OF the granting OF letters
d haminlstralion upon the estate OF I'M,
ieceased, with the date OF granting there.
~ ~ causing advertisements TO be posted
"ithlh lorty days from the date -, such
filters, IN SIX OF the most public pi ,ces OF
lue county OF New Castle, reqLirlng All
persons having demands against the es-
,ste 70 present The Same or abide by an
10, aot vi assent Oily IN such case made and
pr vided. And also cause mn. s.,,,., n, ~.
Inserted, MS within the same period la the
"tLa isSro 1 GAZETTE, newspaper pub.
tar',, ~ i" nm Ton, and TO be contin ned
Iherein three weeks e. o. d.
Slven under the hand and seal
Il. 3. OF office of the Register AFORESAID
al Wilmington, In New CASH,
county aforesaid, the day and year annvs
''''eeh' >. Z. BlGIS, Register.
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TO Phi Y SICD A N B
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

b moving from experiences the ulksatls-
taction 80 often attending the dispensing
OF many OF the era ulsions a the market
would call your attention TO some OF
features of the emulsion wuich 4 navepre
pared and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
nnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Ia exercis ID In the choice OF ali
material and in O. cry detail of It's manu-
facture. BY careful manipu alton this
EN- ulsio. Is made with the smallest pos.
sible amount of gum. and ny tie very Uni
nute division OF the oil givDuies Is render.
cd very fiuid and perfectly paiata bls.-
OF en- and grains OF pophosnhite nj
Lime. samples will be gladly furnishe ed
10 a. Physicians VINO may desire them
Put Up in pint bottles, price ii. Manu-
actured and sold Wholesale ami ret ail b,
.." W.E. WILLIAMS,
nRrnaTGT
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NOTICE.

Al! persons having claims against The
,nIate OF the deceased must present the
sane 90 ~, uuly attested to the ADM nistrator.
ths .o ~ ., beiore Aug. 18th. 1852. or abide
aud provided. e''e ahaoe
lSA sc N. GRUBB,
Adl,..,, administrator, c. L.
Audfess Claymont, Del. augZ7 eodaw
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JOHN WAN AA1AKEE,
Thirteenth Street, Chestnut and Market Streets
PHILADELPHTA.
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W lin ingsoh VI arkess.


The following were the ruling prices /
mark ct this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound 1870. anA As
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston E..
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
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EDWAR. BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CAsHIrR
RAID mp chpitai, 850O, 900.
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Discount days, Mondays and THURSDAYS
1t $50 A. M.
DIRE(yrORa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-07
MARYLAND NEWS, .

Judge D. R. Magruder has taken up his
residence at Marlboro.
The two-year-old child of Charles Hit,
ofCumberland, was burned to death last Tuesday
Alphonso Prieur has sold his farm, 22S
acres, near Frederick, to George II. Rzer for 500
per acre.
Samuel Davis has sold to Barbara
gOmery County.
The Pearl hominy mills, Baltimore,
were burned last Thursday morning, involving q
loss of 100000.
Over $4,000 have been received as sub
scriptions to the capital stock of the new Frost
burg Hotel Company
Mr. J. Grattan Hagner, o former tutor
of st. Johns College, at Annapolis, has accepted q
position as civil engineer in Mexico.
Ex-senator Dennis, of Maryland, has
large salt-w pond, where he raises terrapin
and from which he gets large income.
The grasshoppers are reported as abun-
dant and lively on. the Glading farm, in Elk Neck
having survived the intense wintry cold.
Mr.. L. Ware, of Brookville, had his
trunk broken open and robbed last week. The
thiefw captured and lodged in the Rockville
jail.
Taylor Harriss and Mrs Mary Ann
Jackson, of Montgomery County, have been de-
clared to be insane, and sent to the Maryland hos
pital.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is experimenting with a plan to heat their
passenger cars by steam from the boilers of the
locomotives.
William Jensen, Ezekiel Williams,
William Warren, and Emil Rouge have been ac-
quilted of the charge of -robbing in the Bal
timore cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Joyce, aged seventy-six years,
wife of Rev. Henry Joyce, died at Gambrills Sta
ton, on the Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad, last
week, of paralysis.
Rev. James B. Avirett, of Sandy Springs
Parish, Montgomery County. Maryland, has been
called to the charge of an important work in the
diocese of Mississippi
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have brought two suits against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company for damages, laid at $780,
600 each, growing out of detention of trains.
Three colored men, who had missed a
train at Hopewell on the Eastern Shore Railroad,
few days since, ran the four miles to Marion and,
having overtaken the train, purchased their
tickets and got on board.
Governor Hamilton has issued his proc
lamaton readjusting the representation in the
House of Delegates of Maryland, based on the
census returns of 1880. Seven counties gain each
one member of the House, viz; Anne Arundel,
Charles, Hartford, Queen Anne's, Talbot, WicomicO,
and Worcester
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-07
Polar Wave in fI,e Tropics.

The 10th of February will be remcn n
bered in Antigua as the occasion of a frost the
heaviest in the memory of man, occaSioning
damage the like of which has no record in the
history of the country since the conquest by the
Spaniards. The cold wave seems to have come
rom the north traversing the Cordilleras through
Mexico. The tropical fruits and crops withered
away at its touch as before devouring flame. In
the department of Sacatepequese every hacienda
has been more or less injured. The force of the
disaster fell that part of the valley where is sit
uated the estate Retana taking in the portion of
the valley which contained the most numerous and
highly cultivated estates of the department The
new and beautiful estates in the Cantano CalVario
have also suffered but the loss is less and can be
more easily repaired than on the older and more
prosperous estates. Several years must elapse be-
fore the coffee plantations can be restored to their
usually healthy condition. The sugarca was
killed as il Stood so that the loss in this respect is
confined to the amount now actually uncut.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-07
ATerr5bIc Shin,rreck.

retro Sala, native of Trieste, the sole
survivor ;. Of the Italian bark Agneo from Antwerp
~ ~ Ne" York, which was wrecked on Rockaway
-. e->, was brought to the Italian consuls Office
'Nt' York Saturday, and made q verbal state
e.;, "' the terrible disaster and loss Of life by
a. -.us5 storm. Heavy wind and rain, he said,
81 'i'''eeG ahou; four o'clock. and soon the YES
-, began to leak badly and few hours later the
,T. 20" determined to run ashore and for that
,ratpY fut her before the wind. She became
ffsril.''9scd and moved very slowly, and when
r|.'yal was struck heavy seas washed over her
avyri.l''.iy; one by one the men were carried
,ono,, UNI but Eve were left. These were huddled
dan I.. near the after gangway. They were in
and d. -. % being washed overheard every minute,
cInaog consultation the four first named con-
drOWHnog , Cut their threats one remarking that
done S.i5 va; ;'h dwtul DEATH After the deed was
THE - uu TWO others replied that they thought
Ssla So va To- de Anwere lying on deck, and
could -, we're alive when washed overheard. He
his liz. 80 gay how Captain Frederick Merici lost
shorlIv s get SuPpOSGs he was washed overheard
ie hT5 ai'Tr me men were washed away the YES
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