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Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

WASHINGTON, July 13-Mr Randall
has had . relapse, and his condition to
night lie not so favorable as IL was early
this morning. he has had two or three
slight dhc lArges of blood, and these
have given apprehension to his family,
who fear the attack Of q continued re-.
ourrenos OF them. Ii 10 thought by Mr..
RAndall's physicians, however, that
Ehe hemorrhHgeg can De controlled and
held in chick, though they may return
&c intervals for few days, These hem.
orrhages enfeeble him, although he Is
stronger than would naturally bs ex.
psotsd In view of his overworked con.
dision at the time Of the flrst attack.
He has restsd very comfortably
during ihe day and, except for the
hemorrhAges would be doing very we'll.
He Is entirely conscious and this morn
ing was exceedingly bright and cheer
ful. At IL O'Clock to night he WAs
asleep and everything WAS quiet at hlg
residence. IL IL hoped that with Iest
and quiet he will gradually recover and
get strong enough to be removed from
the city, when 1t Is thought he will re.
ouDerats more quickly.
WASHINGTON, July 14-12 80 .. IN. -
hr Randall had four hemorrhRges in
all tonight and lost sixteen ounces Of
blood. There arc grave ApprehensionB
as to his ability to Withstand . further
Of the attack.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
oraneemen rn. un,holloa.

OTTAWA, July 13 During the North.
west rebellion, in 1886, the Midland bat
talon, which was sat W to assist in the
suppression Of Riel ana his followers,
rAidsd the settlement about Frog Lake.
the scene Of the massacre, and among
other trophies brought home with them
the bell of the Catholic church at that
station. Learning that the bell had been
placed in position on the Orange hall At
Milibrook, Ontario, the Bishop OF Bas
kAteheWan demand It's restitution through
the minister of militia, holding him re-
sponsiOle for the action OF the troops.
Tne 0rangemen, however, refuse to
surrender the ir trophy, stating at the
same time that It Ihall never again be
sounded from Roman Catholic church.
Durham County, in which Millbrook is
situated, is one of the, chief Orange CEN
tries of the Dominion and as the minis
ter OF the militia has promised the bishop
that the bell shall be restored to him It is
feared that conflict between the factions
can alone attain this end.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

PoRT CHESTER, N. Y, July 49,
Henry RCh, Superintendent Of the
American Yacht Cub hOuss and
grounds, eloped on Friday last with
Mise Henrietta Sherwood OF this place.
Tho girl did not know that he was mar
risd, Her sister sRid that Henriatta
bad been Ia charge Of the telephone
Ofiloe here, and frat made the acquains.
Ancs Of Rlf over the telephone. She
also says that Henrietta and Rof Wers
married bsforo they went away. BE Is
80 years old, and has a wife and two
children in Glen Cove, L. 1. His wife
oame here on Tuesday looking for her
husband. She became very excited,
and said she would shoot him If che
discovered his whereabouts. The run.
away couple stopped st TAylor's Hotel
on Saturday last. Their present where
ebouts are not known, R1ft IL 81, COO
short iu his accounts,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
NorIoE.
PARK REGULATIONS.

lst. No person shall ride or dFivs upon anv
o her part Of the park thsn 0pon sueh road
- may be desiEnAtsd for such purposes.
PenAlty, IS.
%. No person shall be permitted to bring
led horses within the limits Of the park, Or
to turn any horses, ostsls, goats, swine, dogs
ty, s5.
ID. No person shall indulge ia any threat.
enlnE, Aeulive, insulting or Indecent Ian
guAge in the park. Penalty, o.,
Ath. No person shall engage in EuAninn. or
com nit any obscene or indecent act in the
park. Penalty, $40.
bth No porsOa shall ge in to bAthe in anv
Of the waters within the park. Ponalty, Is,
9Th. No person shall throw anY dead AMI.
NAL or offensive matter or Bubgtsnoe Of anv
kind into into the BrandyWins or into any
spring, brook or other water, or in any way
foul any OF the same, which may bB within
the boundaries OF The park. Penalty sb,
IN. 10 person Snail carry fiFe arms or
shoot birds or other animals within the parR,
or throw stones or other missiles therein.
stu. Ne perEon shah disturb birds, or an
noy, ttrike, Iniure, or kill any Gntmsl.
whether Wild or domsstioAIod, within the
Oh. No person shall cut, break, or in any.
wise iniure or defacs any trees, shru6a,
plants, turf OF rockBOr any buildings, fences
bridges, or other struetures within the park.
10th. No person shall in,ure, defa,e. or
destroy any notices. rules, or reEuIatiops
Tor the government Of the PARK posted, or IN
any other manner permanently q kad, by
order or permission Of the Board o. ParT
0ommistionOrs or their otaoerB or employees.
BY ofdSr Of the Board Of Park Commit.
Honers. WIN. M. DANNY. President,
Attest: JosHPH A, RICHARDSON,
iJlt-2t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

NBw YORK, July ia report has
been received from Trim idad, Col, thai
Fred Remington, a young man represent
ing himself as an artist on Harper's
Weekly, arrived in that city some days
ago and employed himself sketchine
mountain scenery for his paper. TesteF.
day he took morphine with suicidal in.
te mt and died at g. 40 last evening Soon
after his arrival in Coloia1o he fell in
love with Miss White, a handsome
milliner, and It is thought she Tilted him,
causing him to commit the act Reming-
ton lett will bequeathing to Miss White
$4,000 and the Journalists Home $500.
Char es Parsons, superintendent OF
Harper Brothers Art Department, said
that Mr.. Remington had left New York
two months ago for q sketching trip into
Mexico, but just where he is now they
did know.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

james 7. Mullin d Son, the enter.
priatnR tAllors And olothiera at Sixth
and Market streets, are q credit 70 thia
city, and belong TO the olAss OF men
that oonduce to Its prosperity. The
senior membars of the firm started bust
ness In small way In this oity few
years sinoe, and one week ago to-day
purchased the large building now occu-
ptsd by the hrm, for S65, 100. Whom
Mr. Mullln commenced business here
be laid down the i6flsxIble rule Of "f0lr
dealing, no misrepTesg ntAtion, and CIV
ing every one the worth of their
money" A strict adherence to this
rule hHg enabled tue fem TO build up
their prSEent large and increasing busi-
mass, which ia the mosi ektensIvs Of the
kind In the 5tAte.
They furnish employment 70 nearly
one hundred hands, who when they ara
not emp oye1 on custom work are kept
busy In making stock for the store, ,oon-
seQusntly at this time Of the year, be.
tHeen seasens, they sre sure TO have a
large stock OF the finest ready made
clothing on hand. This year Is no eE'
ceptiOn, aud IS they are determined TO
reduce their stock, ADd at the nama
time keep their hands employed, they
haTS made . sweeping reduction In
prices that will give the people chance
TO get good olothing At worry low rates.
All these goods are OF the very best
quality, and As the firm 10 determined
10 red uoo the stock nj onoe all In want
OF clothing should call without delay,
as those coming htst will have the lArg-
est assortment 70 select from,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

NoNoUITT, July lS.-The night bulle-
tin from General Sherldan's physicians
says:
General Sheridan had last night at IL
O'Clock u return of slight pulmonary con
gestion, which was quickly controlled;
10 fact, more easily than any previous
pulmonary attack. He slept fairly well
during the night, and to-day has been
resting easy. His pulse and respiration
are better than could have been expected
under the circumstances, and he has
taken efficiency of liquid and solid
food during the ay.
@ lionel M. V.Sheridsn pronounces the
telegraph statement that General sheri
dan is able to get in and out of his chair
as false. He declares that the General
is scarcely strong enough to HIT his head
up.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Mr.. W. Walker, who resides near
HooktsTu, MIL Osssk Hundred, in.
forms as that sons strange animal has
been committing dspTedStions on his
poultry for come time back. He caught
sight o. the vArminE few days ago,
but was unable 10 dstermlLe the species
to which 1t belonged. He at hrst
thought 1t Was fox, 1t being OF fAwn
oOlgr and fully Is large rs tnRt animal,
but whsp IL mounted toe fsnoe aud IAN
along the top rail as nimbly rs q cat he
changed his opinion, and wondered
whether 1t had connection with the
stories ciroulDted about the "WiId cat"
some 10 months ago. II any other
farmer Ia the vloinity hes suffered from
the nocturnal vlslts OF any animal we
should ba pleased 10 hear from him.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

- ssromAtOeB arc yos scArce, emily . few
making their appearance on the truck
ere stands and sell from 90 TO 20 Cents q
quBrt. Corn is very plentiful and sells
for 20 to 35 cents . dozen Batter, 10
20 80 osbtt pound; eggs, 20 TO 80 cents
q dozen; beans, 10 to IL cents per half
peck; peas, 16 to 20 Cents per half peck;
potstoes, 10 TO 16 cents do; cabbage,
70 10 oenta . head; cuoumbers, 2 oonts
apiece or 8 for cents; boots 5 cents Q
bunch; cherries, 10 70 10 oents per
quart; Rooseberfies, 10 cents do; cur.
IAuts, 18 cents do; blAokberrles, ID oentS
dc; dewberrieF, csnts do; rAspberrlsS,
u TO Is cents do; chickens, 10 cents to
81 25 psr pair and rather soAroe; RppleS,
10 - J9 oenta Per half peck. Hay, S18
rer ton; olrn, 10 oenls per buSheli oAis,
so cents per bnBhsL.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

A storm ct sea means inevitable seA
sickness for ocean travellers. Ths vibrA-
tion OF steAmer's screw, even, ia sore
trial to any but the strongest stomach.
"BplioiDg the main brace" As the imbi.
billion OF glass is ioculArly termed by
sailors, Is . poor substitute for the avail.
lowing Of that incompatible tranquil.
iEer Of sea-Bick stomachE, Hostetter's
stomach Bitterg, which no commercial
traveller, tourist, or invalid should be
without in ''crossinR the briuy, 'or 10 ak.
ing tedious land journey. No un-
medicated stimulsnt OF commerce is
comparable for effioscy to the great In
vigorAnt, BmigrAnts to the West pro-
nounce 1t q reliable preventive OF ma.
lGrial infection, as well as other com.
plants to which hardship, impure
wster and miasmRtAinted vSpors give
rise. 1t renders brackith wafer dtilk-
able aud harmless, and 10 fine remedy
fos disorders Of this stomach aud how.
els, and for kidney troubles and rheu.
mAtsm.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

,paft. July lS After frlt :
~ tgo years And tiring ths
.NaI tbe BolTd Of Psrdona ne
y. rsaldsuts OF Delaware oouu-
~, All ior Samuel johnson, the
4, John shArpiess, have
VA thslt Efforts to fAsten 'hs
~ a otbsr and innocent paople.
~ ~ selluoulsbed Rll hope OF saw
~ rom the eallows. and the
insle dsleotlyes, Messrs. Bond
gssrby, Who we're assigned 70
oh1sun's counsel, nov admit
M Wofk has besn In vain1 and
Esr ALLOWING up every olew. they
rIlsd 10 secufe anyth'ng tangible
Johnsop's inDoosuoe.
~ Of johnson will come befote
"A ii Pardona on 0Siober 17th
The sttsmpt 20 connect The Fern.
|blsves with tho murder hes COL
Weil.lniormei people have
4 tenarded this tbOory about the
M tobbeis 80 sheer nonsense.
n III pasooe, OK Secretary
'ry al the International Typo
A Ualon, was held yesterday for
Ipa an ,bs charge OF embs1zling
nj tie International Union
iI5g 30 S2i2S9 sS. Tbs warrant
|orn out By BiWArd Z. Plaak, OF
|anolsro, President OF the U nion.
IA y esmous Was arrested slAat
n on . charge OF robblnR tie
n Nh. Jane Bachauan, where
afdsd, Of ieWelry valued at 500.
SIen al oies were recovered, and
eamoaS, tits Isid, admitted the
/, Dorsey, oolored, WAS arrested
|nht for having, It is alleged, ehot
|,lously injured Alexander Clay
4 aIao eo.crsd, at Thirty.ninth
std Woodland avenue.
han P. sager, charged with
ba his wife, a, Southampton,
connty, was arrested yesterday
Dollos u the kiohm1nd district.
nk O. Nc cJallsy, q salesman, was
|gslerdAy to Gnspec q obargS OF
|iAey 10 Ob.ain g0ods by false pre-
hon ]. GAIlivnu, his employer.
Philadelphia 1870 TippscGnoe
NJ ], was orglniEs1 yesterday
/. O. knight, President, Thirty.
|mhefs attended the meeting.
ha ico1hdenco game, "in o house
BIB street, below Jefferson, Thos.
years old, yesterday lost 81 $50.
arpers escaped.
imsn Cooper, oi the R4publioAn
OcmmItIeG, 10 10 cpsn his head
10 At the CoutIueaigl Hctsl On
y,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

|aeo, III JAY l4.-Thomas and
AafkIey, VITA a Burlington en-
pn Thurs Icy photographed the
4 tfaln whcl was dera lied by a
Wednesday night After getting
auves they were attac ked by q
4 badly b"aL'n, but succ eedsd in
sway with the negatives The
Photograph instruments were
". Seyeral d detectives have been
10 work up the case.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

on Thursday, July 10, 10 the delightful
reeort Tolchester, over tho b. u o. rail-
roAd to Canton, Baltimore, from there
on the steamer Louise TO Tolchester, the
frat section TO leave the station foot OF
Market strest at 80 q. M, the second
to leave at IS sharp, KtameDsi, 7O5.
Newark 7.l7, Singeriy 1895 retaining
Wilmington at 8 45 Round TRIP tickets
81 IL; children from to II years 80
cents. Parties inteuding TO accom- par y
the excursion will do we'll to look aft 7
their tickegs in time. Tickets for sale
At Mr.. BAynArd's, Fifth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

5HILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by n. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market sts.
BHMou's vrrALIzER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Apps.
tite, DiEzinoss and all symptoms Of
'DyBpepEia. Price 10 and 10 cents per
bottle. Sold by N. D. Dpnferth, COZ
And and Market Sts.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with DyspepBiA
and Liver Oomplaint2 shIloh's Vita
liSsr is guaranteed to oure you. Sold
by Danforth .Nnr- and and Market ats.
5LEsPLEss NIGHTS, msde miserable
by that terrible cough. Bhiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you. N. 3. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market cts.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

WILLIAMsPoRF, July l3. - Travelling
faklrs, patent medicine quacks and other
peddlers have become such nuisance in
this city as to require interference on the
part OF the authorities At the re-
cent meeting OF Common Council an or
dinancs was Tassed imposing license
tax of $50 per day on all street Yenders.
The bill passed on second reading by an
throug the Selec Br4Lch.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Lsst evening Ss the AA5 O'Clock train
going south, was passing King street
. oolored man attempted 20 get on the
car. he caught hold Of the iron rail.
ing and Was dragged to Market street,
wbera be let 90 OF his hold, falling on
the sidewalk with dull thud. The
man was under the influence Of liquor,
bat beyond several severe bruihes be
escaped unhurt Those that sGW the
accident say 1t is wonder he WAS not
killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

LONDON, July 10 "A despatch from
Cape Town says the Debeers Mine, in
Kimberly, the scene of the fire Wedues-
day night, has been explored by a party
of searchers. Twenty four whites and
200 natives were found to have been
burned to death The cause OF the fire is
unknown. Fory whites and 400 natives
were rescued
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
e. ID K. SUTTON.
Office, 924 Market Street.

Real Estate bought, sold, rented and
hxehsnged.
Mortgages and Loans negotiated 81
eur-ent rates Of interest.
Rents and Income collected and
promptly rsmitted.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and all
legal papers prepaped.
Public Sales of city and country
property.
Investments carefully arranged and
All business conducted with promptness,
strict confidence and ample responsibil-
tY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

70S Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Teeth without plates put in BY the In =.
ternAtlonal Tooth Grown Company sys.
tom, and gold filling specially
Teeth extracted for 25e; With
gas, 60c. A Sst of teeth, IS 90; best, Ss.
Teeth filled with silver, 76o,; amalgAm,
601.; gold, 81, and upwards. All work
warranted to be irstclAss In every par
ticular.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

COLUMBUS, o, July 13,-Ete eneEer
5tansATd, the Homegrown murderer
who killed his EWte.hesrt, Alice Han
cook, early in 1857, was hanged ct
O'Clock this morning. He played his
Aooord con before going on tha GoaffOld
and appeared to bs at his eabe, talking
q great deal and meeting his fate with
more nerve than many supposed he
would. The crime Tor which he suffered
was q brutal one, the pretty young girl
being shot from behind and all on NO.
count OF jealousy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

To millions, pleasing their pAlates and
cleansing their 81 stems, arousing their
llysrs. kidneys, etomaobs and bowels to
= healthy activity. Sucb Is the mission
of tie fAmods California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup # Figs. All druggists.
N. 3. DAnforth, Second and Market,
Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

PoTTsvILLR, Pa, July 14.-In the
Criminal Court yesterday, Margaret
Buegusser, OF Shenandoah, was placed
on trial for Il e murder of her husbau d
Tee woman was manifestly insane, and
the jury, by direction of the court, rem
dered verdict of not guilty. The
prisoner was 'ent to tho State Insane
Hospital at Harrisburg.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

MOBILE, Ala, Jaly 13-Louis, the
Apache Indian accused Of AbduotinE
an Indisn child in April last from the
Mount Vernon Reservation, in this
county, was yesterday tried on this
charge in the United States Court. 1t
was shown that the accused had most
horribly Ill treated the girl and threat
ened to kill her, but WAS recaptured by
United States soldiers before he could
carry out his threat. The trial lasted
Sll day yesterday, and o sealed verdict
Of not guilty was returned to day, the
statute being 50 loosely drawn that the
accused escaped through ttchnloAlitIes.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

LONDON, July 13.-One Of the British
regiments now in Egypt has been order
9d u Zululand. A regiment from Al.
dershot will replace it in Egypt. 1t ia
generally believed that serious trouble
will soon ensue in South Africa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

p eaad school picnlckod nt
AudyNil- Springs On Friday.
vehaafrsl perJous euj1ysd this
.qu! spo5 The moTry-Zo 70 und
blg busiGe's aud tho old and
ook turn Ia riding around the
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Joel Bailey is Engaged in sslectirR z
hne lot OF sheep in Western PennEyl.
vanis, and IL ia expected thEt he will
have them for nale at the farm OF Reu-
ben 5sttsr.hWsit. 1t Stanton, In about
two Wesks The farmers of Mil Creek
aud the adjoining hundreds will find IL
to their interest 10 call md examine
kheBl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

George Conner, who is special officer
to preserve order az the meetings Of the
Heavenly Recruits, had Ole Of his
shoulders fractured while in Chester,
Pa, some ten days ago, by board
failing upon him, and he Is still forced
to cArry his arm ia sling,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

now open. 7O6 King street. Cool
room. Special hours day aud evenings.
Bookkeeping, $40 90. Shorthand,
SIC 90. Whiting, $500. OArdB writ, n.
Rtso lutions epgroesed. Look for adv.
in Sunday Republic to morrow. Hlme
TO visitors from II TO 1-6 TO 8.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

For small storekespers. Hrs. NJ. R,
Wyatt is closing ont her stock ct q
sacrifice. 1t will pay you to call and
get some OF the bargains she is offering
at No. 11S West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

The only stove made with water pan
70 keep the oil cool. Warranted to give
beit satisfaction or price refunded with
out question, !. LEWIS Row,
ais King street,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

OF the campaign In both political par.
ties and ell the news generally will be
fund IN the Sunday Dspers, WholesS le
and retail OF First s. DaviF, 3l3 MArkS
s.Tset.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Tha celebrated Three b. B. B. cigar,
man Ifacturod by II. f. Bourbon q
Bro. No. 2l9 West Second street. The
best 30, cigar In the city. Try them,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Tha works of the Belts Machine
Company are shut down to-day owing
30 the boilers bsing inspected by gov.
eminent officers. Work will be re.
sumsd on Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

4 (NALlFORNIA.
" Special Parties, Semi Monthly, Free
Sleeping Oars. Cheap Rates. Southern
Route. Address z HAWLEY. General
Eastern Agent. 839 Broad say, Ny:
4. j. SMITH, 4G2 Jlastuut street, PhiiH.
de'phta, or arg E2st@o Gre e Ohio Ticket
agent. l,zsa,.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

L. Heiss, merchant, No East Tb iTd
STREET, will clean out hia spring Rnd
summer pants and suitinRs 81 cost
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Gouiey,s grand sightseeing excur-
sion, on July 81, to New York, up the
Tudson and to Onney Island, to leave
loot o. Market street at .. M. The
round.trip ticket only $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

II you want . good picture, true TO
nature, Of your lovely phlE, go to J.
Paul Browns studio, No. sl7 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

10 musettes. Original price SIS, now
offered g. $40; 81 doWn and 80 cents q
week. Don { miss thiR.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
ard everything kept in a frst-clAss
drug store fresh at Beaton Smiths, cor.
Seventh and Pins streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

az 1llan organs, plays both ways, from
SlOO up g. o. Green, sO3 5hlplsy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
smoke.

You are always sure TO get n good
oi7ar at Veasey's drug Store. Box trade
q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

prevented aud cured by Hoopsr's Ano.
dyne. Best medicine for teething and
collie. All druggisls.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

osu for Ice cream soda water At
Baton smiths drug store, Seventh and
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

8, IS or SO gems for 2b cents at Gum
mlngs' gallery, 8O9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Dhnner g. PSle, prEoiicAl house an
sign painters, 804 Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

When evsrythirR else fers, DR.
sA2e's oatarTh Rsmedy cures.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

AK for Youths Smoking TobAoot
Jos. Wallace. GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

OlRRrF, roda water, mi X shake and
patent medicines at Bsstol Smiths,
Seventh and Pine streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

George O. MAEis AdVerttsss severA
new hOuaes f1r rent.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Bush's, French street wharf iS the place
tobuy your Goa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

10 cabinet photos at Cummings' gal
lery for 50. 300 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

orsalnettes from S2tp. G. 9, Green,
sO3 s llpley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-07
SAVED FROM THE SEA.
Sailors Suffer Terribly IN Battle with
the Elem ents.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-The schooner James
A. Garfield, Capt. Holte, arrived from
Havana to-day with a cargo of phosphate
rock. On board the Garfield was the
crew of the schooner Albert H. Cross,
abandoned Nov. 80, in sinking condition,
in latitude So As aud longitude 73' 40
The wrecked schooner, with a crew of five
seamen and co k, left Charleston Nov. S
for Petersburg, Va. On Nov Is the wind
blew gale from the northwest and split
her foresails. On Nov. % heavy waves
swept away her boats, and to add to the
terrible situation the vessel sprung leak
The men were lashed to the pumps, and for
nine DAYS battled with the sea for t cir
lives. The seamen were covered with salt
water sores, and every movement OF their
body gave them pain. The schooner was
settling rapidly, and hope was fast
giving way. On Nov. so tho cap
tain saw the schooner could float but few
hours longer. Shortly before noon the
schooner Garfield hove in sight and
answered their signals of distress aid
although the sea was very rough succeeded
IN transferring the shipwrocked crew, who
were in wretched condition. The Albert
II. Cross belonged to Philadelphia parties