The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 3

J2VERY AND, CtfMMMtClAu WILAnKGTON, DELAWABE. THDBSDA.Y. AUGUST 22,1878. THIRD EDITIOft SECOND EDITION Oocai. Heald FIRST EDITION Baah aaftaaaloa.

Aatoeiatsd PrM Dispateh. 1 SffT FftrtCTsoo. August 22. The directors of the Maaoote Savings and Loan Bank announce that in consequence of improvement loans heretofore made on navy pay certificate the bank will retire from business. No more deposits will be received of loan be made.

The assets will be con CROSBY LULL The HaaslM trjr Iaia atjai Geraaaar aad Claa The (tit Halloa la Italy Tlie larla Caavrcaa af Coaaaaereo aaol ladaatrr. Cattaro dispatches atat? that hoatilitiei brojfcejQfif on Tuesday between the Turk" apd Montenegrins', heir, Podgoritia. A Itagusa telegram cays ,000 insurgents have been defeated near Stalatx with heavy' loss. The Berlin North German Oamtl te says it is alleged that the Turkish note rotes t-ine; against the Greek claims has not yet been communicated to Germany, nor probably to any power. Th powers.con-Bequently.have not yet received such proof of failure Of direct negotiations between Turkey and Greece ae wilt necessitate their mediation.

The Ttirkis connrander at Batoum has informed the inhabitants that the fcussinns will enter that city on August 27th. The municipal government has announced that veesela will attve to karbark any of the mhabitants who do not wish io.reaiit ANINDIAN ATTACK! Philadelphia tubicribss Tor th9 Relief ot the Sufferert try the Fever MOSBY MAY NOT ACCEPT Ksirrawsrelesl by ladlsns. Aaneiatad Prase Iiepateh. Aupjst 22. -J GDr 1 McDowell sends tho f'tHowiog the Adjutant-General ot tba armyf'4aUI Ban Francisco, Aagoat 21 llotrwD Vkiizr, Ioaro, Angnnt 13.

Two mf'ssengrs bavs jnt arrived frotit Narrows, on Loct river, 45 mik- on tl road to Fort Ha't 'the report tLat tov trains and twelve eiejns were surround-1 at that place bj abont th'rty Iidianr. Tbe attack oomraenced on the mornitig olthe 10th. A m6secgerl6ft thi yarXj is; night at 12 o'clock, tip to which time on i man, Jesun McCslkvat, of this plac, ha 1 been kill. I go to the relif of the part at once with nine soldier and aWut 15 ci' -izens. Signed (jzwiT.

S. Wrrox, Licatnant Twtlfth Infaotr. ffTfr f.r at Waailirti, Aw ooiated Prne. iispatch. WARHnOT0if, Awgnst 22.

IfacL slarr was prodnced lavtt night in the nortt -eastern portion of the city hj a -ported case of yellow fever. Ti health officer promptly visit': I the premises and report rnerr-ly a case malarial fever in the family of a eit'zen Memphis who left th'-re rr.or tuaa and who had recently retnrn from Philadelphia. The tr.tj never more healthy than now, rat not with standing the authorities in removing all ps rv-n of diva gnd disenfecting alleys' ter nnclc places. Awotrlas ic. Aseoefated Press Irispateb.

Viebtwa, Aagtist 22. The nvwn of fe- brilliant success at Sarajevo tints here. The eJTorta t- utifle the insurrection nr i complete: will r.rt be General PWippoiich ba been promrvt and received the pr" CTfya of th f' of Leopold. 'Hie inirgents prisoners in JJosnia "ill be Btt lo fortresses of Konegee' and Camoro, Amsrlraa Jf ehaairal Vafej Asoeisr4 Press nepatfj. LoxrMjy, Angnut 22.

The Time two colnmns of description of th mechanical display of tbe Un: I StAtes at the Paris Evhibitiort. It an editorial article commentioo; tbTeo'. the Times eayn: "The pre-eminence mechanical genins of the citir of tL United State may t- eKrooitterf, illnHtrated lD first time in fLe Exh at Paris. Way In Deiilit. Aaaaeiatad Pretr, lifspereh- Aegnet 22.

While it i trne that Cofonel JTobn S. Mrwrry rf Virginia, a we''-kuown Confedera vril- an ranger, has been tenrtered lh a'- pointmtJt of conenl at Canton, Chtrtn. he said this mmjing. after fi President, that he has not accepted appointment, and it is doubtful w'jelltr-he will do so. Milat t-ewer.

Aeaneiatad Pres Dwnaten. Ix)vdox, Aognst 22. Elven dfht week of typilortj Aarina thaiiit-t caaes have been reported since zsrtrr- break of the fever, lae dinaJ caused by the bad q'lality of tuillt Ut. gapphed to tbe lnhabiUcu. ttetlf Stmrotmetmt.

Press Ifeapatea. Pan-ADixpniA, Acg-ost 2i A meeting of citizens to take measures for ria-ictr funds in aid of the jeilow fver puffcrtr tock place at the mayor's oiSce to-liy. A committee appointed to BOiictt ContnbTitions aniounting to 1,400 were aonotinced laaiaas Crvps Osmstrd. Associate! Press DsDen. Losdon, Angtust 22.

A special dijjpalcil to the Time from Bucharest says reports have been received from the country districts ia Konmania tbt the crop Live been very seriously damaged by recent rains. Kaaalaai Ex Bv.liitsi tsaaKriiassars. Awentated Press Diapatcn. Ebcspels, August 22. Le Xr4 stau- that the Roseiian expedition to Centra Aaia has been deliniteiy and completely counterruandtd.

(Btlna: a Burklar. On Tuesday niht a stcrcketrtr at WfcKtviIl N. shot a colored burnlax who was trying to force an tciraiicc into his store. The wound will probably jpruv fatal. The man was taken to jail, and gave his name as JoLn Jciits.aud.

his residence Delaware. A Health? Bsiif avsd a I tear lira J. If indigestion, coatipi.t:t;c ai.d bUlouwiw torment tlie' bvdy, the iwad ai nut Us citar. -disorders raci upon the brain tnoet tni produce a oioudincse In the orziiu of ntoturiit experienced by a iK-aitcy umu. Uai tuaiadir niav be eutj.

iy by that peeriesi alterative, IcajieHet-' Bitters, which clieers. rt-fnetbes and and nenee. while it rt-gtilaits liic digestion, asainiiTatiou and bilious mi-iiiu. exiiels the morbid bunioro which poison tlte -jt -through the bowel mid urinary aii liens a powxrttiily iiiJt'oraJinj; well. lie cathartic action is never u.

violent or paiuini, hut cen, naiurui mid Mve. au sppetixer and ievp in Bittere is unrivalled it militiai- tlw u.iti, j- ajje. relieves ttie aiiiueuis (ic-cultar the 'iiii hex, arrests premature decay, 'and baJi's up tn. enfeebled 31 AKVLAMD A ILAWAJiK KAIL Kv'Ai? WINTER AKSAVGK.MK.vr. On and after MONJUaY.

UV. i'tn. liCti. ra-na will run an loikrwe: verted into cash as rapidly prudent avi in full, less interest from thid flflt' Wesleyajt Female Coll- Three new instruments have been Ordered from the Bradbury manufactory for the Wesleyan College. President Williams is pushing the improvements vigorously towards completion.

Be the outlook for the coming year is fine. i He for ike Sasterera. Associated rfers bwpaft. San FrXncisco, Aftgust 22 The eoffi. niittee appointed by the St.

John's Church collected and telegraphed to Memphis over $400 for the benefit of sufferers. VERSO HA Senator Dawes spending a week with a friend at Phillips Beach, BwatopwU. The Independance Beige's Anicrfcuti correspondence speaks of the well-known Southern statesman, Jefferson Pat id. The Marquis of Lorne and the Frfm A i i i.a -a Ijottfae are Visiting their Uennnn cousins priot to taking their depart ufo fof lianaon-Froessdr Darwin has been elected I correspond in a member bf tho Freueh Institute by 26 votes oftt of totM nnil)r of 43. Blaine has sent word, to the Iowa Republicans that he will make soiue speeches for.

them during the last week of tne campaign. Father Hyacinth's nmrriaco will nrolm bly have to be regarded as void iu view of the recent decision of the Court of Cassa tion annulling the marriage of a Frt'uch priest which was celebrated in 1MH. Trof. C. B.

lthoads and wifo. of Wil. mineton, Delaware, ate on a vlwit to Mr. CI. -M.

Bertolet, of North Sixth street. Prof, lthoads is a mUsie teacher in Wil mington, and is one of the best tenor singers in tjid country. It will be remem bered that Prof, lthoads rendered "Ship Oh Fire" in St. John's Reformed" Church, on the occasion of the organ concert given a year ago, and was greeted with immense applause. Aluntovn (la.) Vny tern.

ma lOWt BRKFITIBS. hirls tSlk loli and lbult. Try oitr 2f cent liour, 808 West, front street. J. B.

Martin, undertaker, No. 221 Shipley streel. For Sw and 3 cent floor call at steam flour mills. 3s West Front street. The nubltc of Wilminirton are iinnntieut to see.

Dennis Kearney, "just for curiosity." Gold fluctuafa-s vr-rv little now. and hen it does It Is only within the estimation of au eighth. Now the foundry-men know vhHt the nmvoraltv rnndidntds will do, what are they Koine to do about tt? The firemen now have iHititii to occiinv their httiids, aiitl, ier consequence, w'e have "fewer 'monkey runs." SThn Jefferson flirt) are summering at. Cape May lo-tiay. i iiey lett on tne tiunara Stockton, at 6 clock this inomme.

You can buy better furniture ami twfWing for (He same money at L. F. Adair's, 207 Market street, tnan you can eisewnere. A new lot of Children's dresses and ladles' underclothing, also TK yards Hamburg edgings, to be sold liclow cost at Rosa Kenney's, 417 Market street. yachts and skiffs are not blooded stock of the turf, bid arT fililtW Jik.V,tie profit to their owners, who hire them out to Iwy parties ami pleasure boatman generally.

New Castle Comity Court will again appear with a murder trial at it next term. The e(iple of this county have got ufed to this order of things. Hut it's really too bad. In some localities equally as populous a murder doe not occur once in a dozen years. Ir.

Wiiam P. Sieuart, Marine Hospital, of Baltimore 1 take pleasure in reeem-mending Golden' Ijebig's Liquid Kx tract ef Itcvf as a most excellent Tonic and Invigorator of the svstcni. I have tested it with iinlvei sal success." French Kichards, Philadelphia. Purs Watrr! Pure Water! Honphton's patent filter will extract all Impurities and dirt from our hydrant water. It can be applied to any faucet or hynrant.

it is important for the health" of every family to tise them. They are cheap tltid durable. Vail and see them. Sold only by 8. Watt, 1009 Market stieet.

Carriages. SPARKS ROW E- In Minneapolis, MinnraoU, on Aneaat lfb. Jehu L. fparka, formerly of this city, ad Cora K. Mows.

grains. DUHOAW. rooroifiit, August 20tL, Ofaarlaa 1 nucan, of Marytvi.lo, incur formerly of this city, aawd 37 ya -a. Relatives sod frint ara rraneetfullr icvHed to attacd the fuceral from the rt-Mticooa of hiaaaat'e, I0 tuwt, on Friday afternoon. 2Td icst at 3 o'clock, without further notice.

PH ELAN. On the 23d iostaat. Patrick Pbslao, aged 70 yaara he relative and friends of Ihs family arc invited to attand tba foneral from his late rpsidnne. No. 315 TamaM (treat, Saturday inomioa at 9 o'cloc.

Interment at ths Oatbolio cenetery. Mass at bt. Pettr'a Uoarcb. BUY BUSH'S SHENANDOAH COAL. FALL PRINTING! (ST Hon ta the re to craar.

I 1 ha vlac ia (of couree) the office of FERRIS Printers, No. 10 East 'I Lird Street. Blank Book of all patteras mad a to order. CJIom and careful estitnatoa mala on all kinds of work. FALL PRINTING HOPEWEtL FEMALE SEMINARY, Hopewell, Mercer CoubIt, N.

Midway batwoaa Hew Tcri and Pbiiaitnlphia, on the Boaodbraok routa Unacctarita. For iieuiata, addrvsa MISS K. tt. HOGGS, Frinelp'. aaa 16 lyw S3 4JM.I WATf KM.

fh.isri ratio the known world. li rlt A ret-H Agents. Auarta, A. Col li a Co-, CIHi'iia'O IN CORK fi A A NT l( tau liiuint hK IN DIS nTQlY A WlIC BASK, eooeuit UK. VAN AJXaMltIkaMhiSfVmk.m parson, or by letter.

(Advice free.) Office. I31U Mount VKNoit STacjCT.PUJLAIiffLPHlA, Pa. ootiifrlrw AmTANTKD GOOD LIVR HIISINir.hH MKN ta VT sail Uia Racalai Improved Letter Oroilos Book Ho pre, ouStt3H Agrnte mtka from to aianerday. inat aaiir. afMivi Addreu IXOKarilOH 4 Nil AOTUKIMl i 47 1 A baH sUa', (Jhioaro.

Illinois. Inoorpoymtrd Feb. 16Ui, 1877, Uap.Ul tlOJiO. Saoiasive territory slvea. jyf la aTX, Aooalui.

IV A miles from Pbiladelptla. JetMI par aunuin. LATia, Uuit 1SD liaaMAM WITttour IITB1 CBAaaa. Seveoteentto year baaioa He pte ruber tutb. aaclAtta A.

H. VaVTKBOLt, A.M..Piio. lINDSEVi BLOOD SEARoHER, Is Uk KtfUrtt IllooiJ Ktmrdy uf the ae. ih! nil IIIo'hI Iim iif8 vitlii toils woii.lfi fill imwv-rs. lure Illool is heeiinrnnt Of tifixllh.

Bra. I it mv ton tit Nfrof- ml. J. if. tSrookd, iUiineavHU, ll rurrJ 4 my child ct fcryii-Ja," jfr.

g. Smltmr ar is, a i i. Wd M.i,f.n.i Prop', 1'iittturgti, 1J. jjWfi 4y ttrugyttt an4 (amtry 9tr toymrt Management will permit and the proceeds PMti depositors, jtbo directors are ideiit.or tTiiHtT to'payaJl demands BANKCBS AIID BBOKCRS, olattoh housb buildihg. OKDEKM R3tBOOm AT TH JPHItOKtj tor ay mrtrriMlt salads Mnh thryuah Sr "hiTi tTsTi taw jbww 4 aer efl.

iS vITtmb If "cV5SrUl.LT AKBAKQKD. inn hai.k ihiM Delaware aVK. stack. OR BALK-SB thane Wibniastaa OaalCasOaw Mew MieMlMMali This ay. Funeral nonce.

A'tair" brevity. Oik' Liniment. Sbcwards brevities. -J. B.

Martin's brevity. Koee Forney's brevity. Found Motier at Batter's, "olden ticbiir's liquid extract of beef. Hamburg Urine Rose FeeneyV brevity. Notice AViiminjrton rompan) love (east, tinunl trrt at the Park Saturday afternoon.

-1 loose tor sale Applv at 10 Kant Mxth street. School opens soon Fleischner Philad. Public solejpf a welling house Stidham ikm. MlMliMom Hceorsl. rt suj.

ths oot, aid ins iBHota Taw DAT. or Smi row; this, i.li will set this 6.4 rise to-mcr-Dw 5.19 Jl.JOti dart quarter; nan at jma ori- uay, ia nonra ana zs minutes. TO TKHrERATVBB AT THIS OPFICX. At fK m. yeeterdav (Fall) 5 4- m- to-day.

7 coon, to-dar, 75; Tinra at this tout. DiKh waler. todar 6.SS a. nu, S.33 p. lo-morrow LIS a.

bl, Ti4I p. ra 1VCAL TIM tABth Crr-lel Mmy 13lb, 1978. TRAISS Ulfl WILMISnTwH for S.44. (,40, CSS, 8.10, 47. To.iai a.

1.ST. 12.4. t.K 4.W. 6.46. T.W, .4 p.

ra. Sundays, S.W, 6.44, 8.10 a. s.m, 6., 9.46 p. m. Est 8.W, 5.44.

a. m. 12.37, 12.40, o.m in. vii smmiays, x.ir., 0.44 a. m.

or Sattimore-ond HwaA.nafo 13.61, 1.14, 8.S9, a. in. W.M. I 6.U, 1S.46, p. m.

On Sundays, lifc51, 1.16, a. 10.26, p. m. For Fori if e.fiS m. No Sunilav train.

Vor Kern ie-re .) 30 a. 1.0S, p. m. Ko tnmlay trains. For Pelararc Railroad 5.30 a.m.; 1.00, C30 p.m.

for IT i7m in Sortkem KUrom44.16 a.m. S.t, d.l p. m. ro tMinday trains. For VtlatrTt Wemtern Rilroi 10.20,5.30 p.m.

Sunday trains. TRAMS ARRETS AT WI1.HIIM1TOW rW 1.0C, S.34, t.S4 a. 11L44 S.SA, 4.51, 7.S S.1S 41.15 p.nu itn andaya, 1S.43, 10.10 a.m; W.lt, 11.16 p. m. iv.m v.

.1. i mi 14 t4 10 i. m. Uu SHrwfay, 1.06 a. m.

10.83 IV7.1. Fran Fm'lir tN, 6.40, t.41. a. m. H.S7 1 1 4.

6UMs 9.36 p. in. On Sundays, S.04, 6.40 3. ixj. tt'.

From inrfo S.W, 6.40 a. 18.87, S.Sfi. i. in. On S.04, 6.40 a.

nu; .3 p. m. From ror! a. m. No Sunday trains.

From Sem 7.55. SJ a. 1.15 4. JO, G.40 p. iu.

Smutty traitis. From Vtlawurt RoUromd 150 a. 4.30, 12.16 p. m. So Sunday trains.

From Wimtngton ond northern VmllrviUL 8.06, 11.30 a. vx 1.35 a. m. So Sunday trains. From Delaware Wttttm Railroad 7.56 a.

m. 3.10 111. So $uiay trtiiis. TBAIXK FOR WrLMlRWTOII UAfl railORLTRIA From Broad street and Waakington mrenne 7-3'. $..

IOUM1 11.46 a. 8.3W, S.30, 4. SO, 5.16 6.45, 9.45, 11. On Sundays, 6.30 a. m.

3.45, 1111 p. m. From- Thtrtf-oeeond and Market tlreet T.96, .1 3o a tn 4.60, p. 12.00. mirt- night.

On bcndars, 9.25 p.m 12.00 midniflit. SOTE. The black fibi-res represent the on which an extra fare is charged. With a Rerkle Pi -rK-4 mf HwniT. Maker!" and sellers of boens soaps, for which a mtrket is soosht' that they areas ffit-acioasas 'biiNX's Scxpbi'R Star, land their trasliv ami perh.T(s iniurions componiids which are of ptUmed off as- Uiens's.

The real artk-te in-variahiy cores and gont, and tvi'mxes of the complexion. Sold by Dm'-fflA. inxtrs and Fancy Uoods Dealers. llnx'4 IlaiB ad Whisker Dte, BUck or Crowu, Mr. Kf mlers, A Trtnii'-nt and wrll-kmowa citizen at ihe St, Lawren Hall, is lonJ and enthusiastic in his rf Gile Iodide Ammonia.

The 4 in hi HrklM wen. stiff ht it wU vith to diffienhy that couhi walk, and this Liniment i.un-u 11. it. Sold by all Dmpnsts. Send for pamphlet.

Dr. Giles, 120 West Broadway, K. Y. Trial bottle, 25 cents. Stlld by Z.

James Beit, Sixth and Market streets, Wiizunjton, Delaware. By rjvenl Acra? At ts'9 Cthktic Tiixs are the best of al ptrr trative for family -nse. They are the product shic, laborions and etjreessf nl cbemk al investipa I i. and their rxtensive use, by Physicians in l.l K- -1 till Fk.lUIIltl Vkt.i best and mokt efiectual jwrpative pill tiuit metical science can devise. Being purely vt-c-t-tMe no harm can arise from their use.

tn itrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can be compared with tlienv, and every person, knowing their virtues, will employ them, when iHink-d. They keep- the system perfect order, and maintain iu healthy action the whole ijuM-binery of -life. Mild, searching and effectual, tney are Vpecialiy adapted to the needs of the apparatus, dt-rancemente of which they jjrt vetif and cere, if timely taken. They are the weakened cotnititutions, where a mild, bnteflect-cathartic is required. Fox Salx bt All I.

A tirade HIbu Tn our siyle of climate, with its sudden chance nf rain, wind and sunshine often m-t Ttuinsried single day, it is no wonder that ear cbiirtrcn. friend and relatives are so frequently ttken from ns by neglected colds, half the deaths directly from this cause. A bottle of lioscnLE's Uebbas Stbcp kept aliont your home 4 or immediate use will prevent serious sickness, a 1 ir-re doctor's bilk and perhaps death, by the use of tiiroeor fonc-does. For curins Consumption, Jleinorrhaces, Phneumonia. Severe or anv disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success if- wonderful, as yJhr drugpst will tell you.

t.EEx an Stbit is now sold in every town and Yiijie on this continent. Sample bottles for trud. luc nsruiar sixe, 75 cer. HATTJEAL a Mineral Water, HIGHLY EFFEKVESCENT. APPBOVKD by tb ACADEJfia DM Mrawfln of rmoc.

alKi lis saw vraoea aomoviwo a araciAi. of lite Frenah Kc mmmV by tb bishsat AVTBDkl 18 ii fAv Tock A arwt relief far iUiibsm A dtlintf al bswan. Miktbj MX.DIOAL aratslu! and ivn-Mtuoc 1 nnw to Vies. 6' taw. or any bar." AMulcu-lf poraDl wb-il in tjWnW all far dtll ne: Inm ttvm all MtfOtjist-DB unred tpunt IMMrn and aRinciallr agtatsd wtlin." tmprt9KMt oclj witn ita own UfAhntnl mmd vail autad (or 4-ranapaia and aaan -of aenie dawMUd wnara thara iaaoutT JiUhn ta." By tar IM meat acreaabla.

aieo or sixod wMh wina. Uaefol tiatarrha of buxuach or Bladoor aad ta wmt." Sot only a ltunrr bat a nrmitty TatMbadofail Vim Marabaota. Groeora. Drum-mat and atuMral Watar llmai, fhnmihfft tto Uattod Btaioj. and arm la of FflED DE DARY Cl IOt.

41 AND 43 WAR RE NEW YOKIL. RTIUT BOLK "AGItTTS FOR TBI UNITED STATES AKX OASAOA. Frr a-otiua botUo bran the M.L.iAW" piet-jnal laboloftha racist ara (L1M1 JCl.LOB IXlB $fl d( Y1111- BUY A NEW VAWU KOsltWOOD PI it MO iU ail ndaa tapn imaX, savon caad ALL: as aad trra. DaasuraBatraOla. oarcaiiL ANUOAJsT wtiainaton, IoUaar 4abimu laoiBla, SOll ORG A SC.

In bin OMmm. aUh Bna atopa. folly oarrantad for 6 faan mnttn.ii aw naaat be aoid- PAKUOAbT At Lt-ft'J. Maaooic Taaipia. fI.Y A Hit V- Tlfl l.

F1V6VOOTAVK 0UAat- aah atons. Gnat redoanoB in oroaa at PaMOOAST AjuLKa-B Btaoo aaa or Xompia. yilmkoTWui, Iot. A IMIDNIGHT MURDER! Four Mn Killed by Powder Mill Explosion in Michigan. MAJOR BURKE ML TESTIFYING MUilDMHRlt lit UK IK A Tnnf Farmer of dble, Inntniitly Killed by Mltlnlttht Aemxjiatsd Prsaa Dispatch.

Cincinnati, August 22. At 1 o'clock yesterday morning soma unknown party pninrd admission through au open door to the sleeping room of Samuel ArniHtrong, a wealthy young farmer living near London, Ohio, and ndtancing to his bed placed the muzzle of a revolver to his head Just above the left ear and discharged lh contents of one chamber, causing instant death. The report awakened Mrs. Arm-strong who was sleeping by his side. Jumping up she cilletf to him find, reciiving no response, arose and lighted a lamp when she discovered thr deed.

There was no sign of life, and It wtis cvidont that the deceased had not moved after receiving the fatal shot. Mr. baving lo known enemy, it Is ft mystery who coittcd lba aftiiiMtipntn narair.r Aaaeclatail PrM DiapAten. Angtlst 22. Plour, dull, Sflpera, ettraa, nhi PrntisTltnia family.

ji.Wthn.'An; f5.foi97 pntent aod high gmdos, tr.p. itye flour, tfetni hieal, $3.7. Wheat, lower and red, fl.Ofi nniber, fl.061.07. Corn, fairly active and firm yellow, ti05lO miied, tltts, dull nd weak; Pennrtylvania and Wetru white, 5 Western mixfid, Itye, i)8C0c. Provisions, quiet and firm i moss pork, flfl.Tillt; beef hsEas, 21.Wl22.f.O; India iness beef, fl7.nO(Jjl8; smoked (houlders, tijc: shoulders in salt, jQr'0; borop, pickled da, 12(tj)1Hc; green KKrtllOjc; lard, quiet and a Rhade flrnrer; loose butcher's, city kettle, 78c.

Butter, dull and steady creamery, 20 22o New York and Bradford county extras, l7lDoj Western reserve, 12 He. Eggrt, in fair demand Pennsylvania, Western, 17lfe. Cheese, firm Now York fancy, 7jj 8jc Western choice, iJ7o. Petroleum, quiet and steady refined, lfljo; crude, WbiHky, firm western, 1.09. Gold, loo1.

t'lrnt Ward OemoerM. The democrats of tho First ward held a meeting lust evening at fol West Front street, the attendance being large. John F. Dolau presided, and addresses were nittde by John P. Alltnond, the Democratio candidate for mayor P.

B. Ilensted, the Frst ward candidate for Council; II. U. Pennington, and Jam or H. Myers.

Mr. AHjrjrtfiucfed, warmly received jwer Bpeakers. Another wi'l be held ou Monday evening next. a a Fatal Powtler F.x,loalon. Anocistsd Press Diapatob.

Cincinnati. AtiHust 2. A ppficial dis- lmtch Btates that the powder mills near Negaunoo, Michigan, exploded yesterday, killing four empttues, Lleber, Urown, Cooper and one whose namo is unknown. Ttio Poller Inqnlry. Aesociated Tren Dlspatcb.

New Yoiik, August 22. Major Burke's examination was continued before the Potter cortimittee to-day, but ho far nothing of importance has been developed. Tim Kara tug Karen. Afaic'atd Trans Uu-patcb. Saratoga, August 22.

The first race, ono mile, was won by La Belle llelene by a neck, Bramble second, Bertha thud time 1.45?. Latent Slock uiaiioH, BBAI.D COMTAKT, CLATTOK HOUSE BClI.DIJi FURNISH THE FOLLOWING TEI-EORAfaiC UOTA-TlOKS IT to 2 O'CLOCK TO-HAY. ilxinutom, August 22, 187S. OFENINI), P. M.

Gold W0 KKiw N. Y. C. A Hudson 110', N. Y.

A Erie 16W 16. Lake Shore 66 66K Nonb Wesleru 33 St 86., Pref MX ott.Y Rock Island 114V Ohio and Mississippi Pacific Mail Western Union 9V SUl'aul 31 31 Si Prof 69 69 Wabash 14 Union Pacific 65 66V Central It. H. of New Jfivt-y 3 VX Ilolaware, Ijickawaniia estcrti 63 btx Michigan Central Id't 10 Delaware A llude.in 50' 49', Pennsylvaula St 3'iSS Headiiiir 16 1V I.vhi.'h lx'higti isav I'ltts. 1 Ct-ntrnl Traiitt.

Phil. A Krio 107 102 102 105', 107 1 107 108', 10lSi 120 120V 106 106'-, 104 IU5V 100', 101 6-20, '65, New, J. A 6-20, '61 6-20 '68 10.40 Currency 6' New 5'sof il HoKistored 4's Jteihtered ('lajrtou Ilonae Arrltals. Mlltnr wf A boy Heading I UTlDlin. clt.

I Osborne Hub Hhealfr Mats A Piatt Ptttla II Kailev Pttthkurah (1 Adam. l'luU ViM)n Marlon II Ktlltna MY KtraoeN.I A M.oaUintar cu HHPeninNY lHLiUNY Bunt PhiU Howell, Luper llalto t'onnmiiiulon Cured. An old physician, retired from tuactice, haviui; had placed in li i-s hands by nil Imlia iiif.iiimry the formula cd a simple reinedy, for thfl nieeily and lrinaneiit cure, for consumption. lironcmiia, catarrti, iiMiinia, and alt tliroat audltini; Rtlectiotis, aliio jHisitlvo and radical cure for nervous debility and all iiervouBcoinplaints, alter hav-IiiK ttwted itn wonderful curalivo iioweis in thou- aauds of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his siittertii; fellows. Actuated by tun motive, and a diwlre to rtiliove human BUtTeriusj, I will send, free of chiiriro, lo all who desire it, this recipe, with full direcliunn tor preparing and uiug, in Herman, rreucii or r.nKlwh, by mail by nildreehiiiL' with etauip, mimiiig this iiapor.

W. V. Bherar, 14i Powers' Block, Huclmstor, New York. OR. SANJfiRpS S5w OiSPEPSU CMSTIPHIff SICK HfAQACHt XMCAtOkrlWll tan iniiatkreo 1 If ORDISEAStSDH hw a.

uiaava wz i w. JSl. Board Reduced. "Visiters to Itehoboth can be accommodated at the With Excellent Board at Greatly lieduced Ha.c W. H.

13ILLANY, anglT it PBOFIUSTOK. 25 AftHIO NABt-C CARDS to iwo alike; with naiiie. 10c 'JO aarnll, with oanie, uoat paid jta.nt.' oiiirlt luo. OKO. 1.

RKSD A MadsaP, N. Y. THE ELECTORAL FRAUDS News Note; frtfrri New Cflitle Trans-Atlantio Itcmt. A CALIFORNIA BANKS SUSPENDS rax POTTBR mrjSSTIGATlOir. Bitlra t'rws KBaMMlaiatlaia a( Bairke raMllsiMAd llaMe ltl Word About -ration The Potter fommittee yesterday Jon-tinued IU df Mjor 15.

A. Bnrke. Gen. Butler read the statement made by lJajor Burke to the Associated rren.4 on tebroary tb, and IrhJch was said to contain a foil ajnopsis of too hatter, and interrogated the witness on nweific rtoirif tj. Why did yob leaTe ont "flilibttster- ing Was that not an important point A.

Lne words lull and irank are your own- Mr. Hiscock The motive for this man leaving out the fillibusttring item is un natural. Gen. Butler (hotly) I say it is not.and 1 intend to prove it. Witness then said that the had asreed 10 io au tney could to stop blubusteriliir.

6 a -T Gen. Butler said ht was detirous tit knowing why witness had failed to Incor porate the nlubustmng paragraph In his dispatch to the Associated Pretis. It was the most important part of the statement. and yet it was omitted. Now.

I want to know the object for which this omission wks made, and I shall have it. Alaior Burke then said he was actum as tno only authorized agent of hicholls' government, to whom he made his reports. The approval of his State government and the people of his State was suffi cient for him. uen lfutlor said that it wait ilam to him that all papers in tho AVormley Hotel conference could not possibly be all on one side, and he was detei mined to take advantage of the broadest line. The original question on flllibustering was repeated.

Major Burke replied "My feastn fof its omission was probably from pruden tial motive, and that one of the members from Louisiana should state his views on the floor of the House. It was our desire that the substance of what we expected should be before the country and understood by the country at the time, in order to guard against any violation of the assurances given, and in order that if they were violated and evil effects followed in Louisiana, our action would be justified by the Gen. Butk then handed witness a book, and asked him if the statement contained therein was made by Mr. Levy on the floor of the House. He replied that it was.

Q- Was it known by the Democratic side of the House that the Agreement had been made to stop flllibustering A. It was substantially stated to them that the sooner the count was permitted to proceed in Louisiana the sooner troops could be withdrawn and necessary arrangements completed for the 4 th of March. I believe the count would have been completed even if this arrangement had not been made, because members of Con cress who favored the nllibustering aide did so on representations from Louisiana that thereby tre Pod Id Hr TMriio wfetefe --l-t ev nnr tAte government. Many of them showed letters and telegrams from their constituents condemning dilatoty action and that delay in counting the votes before March 4th would be highly detrimental to the country at lirge. ben the closing day came we all fmrwd.

I then telegraphed Nicholls that despite all our previous arrangements the count would have to go on. Q. What or who was the high authority that satisfied you that unless you were very much deceived your plant would be 6Ttecessful? A. Stanley Matthews was one, lhe colored people did not reeard Nicholls as objectionable. J.

T. Wilmer, Bishop of Louisiana, went to Washington to describe the situation to Hayes and Grant, and that any attempt to install Iackard would result in anarchy and bloodshed. Q. What was the meaning of Wilmer sayicg ''Please don't be disturbed in Louisiana A. I understood by that that Hayes would not attempt to place the Packard government over Louisiana.

I have no doubt that the Governor, as well as myself, distinctly understood the meaning of "not to be disturbed." Q. Who made the statement to you that on giving up two Senators to the He-publicans yon conki have Louisiana? A. Information that such was the disposition to be made of the Nicholls government was imparted to me by Governor Nicholls, who had been so advised by one of the at Washington. It was given me for the purpose of ascertaining fully all particulars concerning it, and keep him and the Legislature advised. Witness said thA guarantees and assurances to be given by Huycs were agreed upon by the Democratic or Nicholls overnmcnt on February 26th and 27th, and afterwards endorsed by Sherman and Matthews on the part of liayes.

On March 4 th had a general conversation with the President, but there were too many people present to admit of going into detail as to the contemplated state of affairs in Louisiana. There was nothing of a specific nature said. Mr. Hayes expressed himself as conciliatory towards the South. Witness then analyzed the interview with Smith, printed in a New Orleans paper.

Most of it was entirely imaginary. He denied that he ever told any one that Mr. Hayes in person had authorized guarantees or assurances. Adjourned. MThMrar aai Beat auad Denals.

The London Times reprints the report of the interview between Butler and Kearney, and has an editorial about them and the National party, ia-which it saj6 of the latter "It might become a serious danger to the republic if it wtre possible for the discontented and ignorant masses who have attached themselves to it to pool their issues and combine against capital. There are particularly no limits in a democratic country to the power of a majority driven by strong passions, and hundreds of thousands of workingmen who have felt the pinch of hard times and been thrown out of work or had to subsist on lower wages are urged by the moat powerful forces to come together, as Kearney puts it, for bread and butter. But it is doubtful whether those who rave inost wildly against society are not as firmly wedded, each of them, to his own theories of reconstruction as the most superstitious fanatics of the old-world creeds." The Times then briefly summarizes the proceedings before Congressman Hewitt's committee, and concludes as follows "The United States would have more to fear from the Butlers and Kearneys if their followers were less patisicnate, les ignorant of the practical limitations of political action and less torn by internal jealousies." The WayneBburic fenation. Morris J. Pusey, the young man who attempted suicide at Waynesburg, a few days ago, came down to this city, where his mother resides, via the W.

N. railroad, last evening. His physical condition is good and but little inconvenience is experienced from the wound he received. The report that he received two wounds was entirely incorrect, as but one shot was fired, taking effect near the shoulder, and not being at all serious. No explanation is given as to the cause of the shooting, buc the different reports circulated, as to financial embarrainent, religious excitement, are emphatically deuied by his friends, who, however, are not advised as to the real cause.

Mr. Pusey 'u mind is sot in the least affected. Hi Ld QL Ul CO OPE 111! We hare jtut bonght a job lot of 2500 pieces Hamburg Embroideries, at a GREAT BABOAllf, and which we will sell at a very mall advance. Samples of these goods, atd of Millinery and White Goods generally, sent to any part of the country. LIARKS BROS, 108 AND 114 N.

EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. My person tending us an ORDER FOR TEN DOLLARS' worth of goods will be entitled to a copy ot ourMagazine for one year. Marks1 Fashion Magazine $1 PER YEAR, SINGLE COPIES, 110 CENTS. mb amwfm THE GREAT FERTILIZER, WHANN'S Ran Bone Superphosphate STANDARD GUARANTEED 200 Pounds. Walton, s.

Whann Co. I STOKXSt 203 West Front Wo Usui ton. 28 Soattk 'Wauurwaa. Philadelphia. WkArf X-vltlmor D.

H. KENT IMPORTERS Aim ANUFAOTTRKRS AUKMTS POS Iron, Hardware, Steel, 4 NO COACH MATERIAL. UAVK THK 1.AKOKST STCK'K OK tiWDS IN THK HTATK IN TrlalK AJiU tiAt BKSXASSORTEDSTvIOkIn TUb. UNltU MOM. -dOi AND '407 sHirLEV; i 410 4V OKANtlE STREET, 4UMNOTON DEL.

HEALTH AND HAPHNESS Health and tlanpiara are nricalee. Wealth to their poMeeaora. and iel thef are within the reach of every one aha will use WBIOHTSi LIVER PIUS, The onlj Ol'RK for Torpid I Ivor, Ptsnepsla tleaitaohe, tour Moniiob, OonrtlpatioD, Urbil ly Nauasa, and all Billiuaa oomplaiata and Blood die orders None unleea aianed Wm. MrJiabt, PhiUttulubia," If lour Uruaaiat will not auopbr arnd Jt car ta for one box to BAR ItiK. KOlLKH A C4X.

Mo. 70 Notih fourta Pbuadalpkia. deai7-ly Henry O'Brien, Ten rear, with A. T. Istwart A N.

Late foreman with S. Walraren, Pbiladelphia.) IIITEfllOD DECQRATI0I1S Furniture, Curtains. Shades. LAOES CLEANED AN HUNO. Window Decorations a Specialty.

Mo. ass North ta.lveulli-.HIreol, deoframw PUILAUKLPUIA. mm H41.1KY. P.rro.nfn; HI BlkV. lUHl UAl" IwiMUat- EsiMaae iit.

n. a. ttuat a vtaciaaaa, sptliw; i a. S5 Ph ft tj. a pis; 'S 0 INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF ononn and dleaciied r-iusnns, WHICH IS UNUSUALLY LARGE AlfD WELL ASSORTED.

As these goods have advsnoed in prioe we would respectfully suggest to our customers and the publio generally that it will bo to their advantage to purchase what they want of these goods at once, as we 4E STILL SELLING AT THE OLD PRICES I DLAGK SILKS. Advioes from the Silk Market at home and abroad indicate that a considerable advance will take place in these gocds the coming season. As we have on hand a Large Stock, at the Lowest Prices that silks have touched during the recent depres sion, we recommend the present as the rrost favorable time to buy silks for the coming autumn. ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN EVFpv 1cr RTMENT. New Goods Received Daily.

CROSBY HILL, 220 and 222 Market Street, wtkotON. DEL. POSITIVE. One Branch of Our Business to be Relinquished. "We have determined to relir-quish the Colored and Fancy Dress Goods Department of oar business.

Will therefore sell the balance of our entire stock ot those goods at prices that must guarantee their rapid sale. MIES A. SANDERS, N. E. Corner of Seventh and Market Streets, W1LM1SGTON.

DmWiBF. TEACHERS, CHORISTERS, ORGANISTS, And all Professional Muaiciai Are Invited to imrrove a portion of tbeir Summer Vaoatiena in eaamioinA the larae nambaroi nsetol Hooka, ntepared bf Oliver lntaon A Oo. especlah; for thairueo. Examine L. O.

Emerson's New "ONWARD." ($7.50 par do.Hn his bet hook for Sin.in AJao, bia new "CUUKOU bi KR1SU." t412 00 per dozen.) a splendid Anthem Book. A'ao, hia liACKiJ yuAarKTS." O.U0.) Examine our Choruses. Clees Four-Part Sonars, Ac. Pamphlet Form. (5 to 10 cents each.) very eilnn-ivelv uaed Uboira, Citio, Jlc Catalogues urr-lthed.

Examine Johnson's New Method (or Thorough Base the beet InatruutHm Rook lor learning to play t'nord Muaie In Pini Tucea, mtsw, Ac. Aiao hia home hair Inotriieitoa HcM-k. 1U per dosan), a vwjr oorGPietw manual and claae book. Worth caralul atudjr. eV The above, and a multitude of other convenient and uKetul booki.

way be et-en at the of Oiavca UlTSOS A in Boston, K. ork and Philadelphia; Ljon A UeaJr, Chicago at Cinoinnatti; hberman. Ujde A San trancicoo. and with all prom nentdea'er. thiouahont the country.

OLIVER DITSON BOSTON. a H. iitsok A I J. M3 Broadwar. new iota.

ap t-ww Philadelphia. R.R.R0BINS0JS&C0. BANKERS ASU BR0KSRS, N.E. Corner Fourth and Market. TfiXinilttiTON.

UKLAWAKE. FOR 10 shares Farmes' Bank ttock, N.itr Vork flv.tn arorlt. ch atni eid tonmeswica- faculty aitrOiKi t-j 0r-O9 to or ta Mo. if tMiba 82000 ttmate. Partk-uUrsfrce.

Me, it a da at borne. Agents wanted. Outrit TH It A August. U7A.Aal at I and term. free.

Alsuj A special dispatch from Kome sava: "Although the Italia party has been disowned aenot being the representative voice of the cotintry; and though the utter absurdity of provoking a C0t)2ifct fHH Austria has been fully confessed, the idea still exists in the minds of all Italians and finds expression even In the most moderate journal that the national geographical and ethnographical unity of Italy in incomplete, The deprecation of the rupture with Austria is dtte id A sense of weakness, Which Way pass away. Grand as the ideal may be, it cab only lead Italy into incalculable dangers. All her efforts ftfo and will Ions be required to recolate her finan cial difficulties and relieve her own people from the immense and oppressive burden of taxation." A special dispatch from Berlin bats The negotiations between Germany and China for the abolition of the Lekin taxes have been broken off. The Chinese government has disavowed the concessions it previously made. Prince Bismarck is endeavoring to bring about a joint action ot the powers on this question, and especially solicits the support of England." A Paris dispatch (says that the congress of rii trie re and industry yesterday adopted a resolution urging that treaties of commerce be concluded between all nations tipoo a basis of liberal reciprocity.

The ihdnumn Nhtionafe says that although the Government baa left the task of raisins? the duestion of a Franco-American treaty vi twiuwivs pnniw luiuwursi is will take up the matter when the Proper moment arrives. Mr. James Caird writes to the London Time as follows "The agricultural re turns of Great Britain show a small increase in wheat and barley, and a decrease in oats. The areaee of wheat baa in- ereawfj Estimating Ireland at a slight increase, the total acreage of wheat in the United Kingdom is 3,400,000. The new crop is fully up to the average, and better than for some years.

It will yield quarters, leaving 13,000.000 quarters to be drawn from abroad. The French wheat crop is believed to be below the average, and the French will be buyers instead of sellers. The present prices will probably be maintained or perhaps be slightly increased, but there will be no scarcity. The potato crop will be about the same in extent as last year's. There is less disease than for several Tears past at the same period.

Young cattle have in- I a 1 a 1 i ntirt a. I Fowler, the American, who resides at Boulogne, in crossing the English channel yesterday on in it lionra and 20 minutes. The apparatus consists of a small double canoe of India rubber cloth inflated, having a board between the two vessels, upon which Fowltr stood and paddled across. The sea was very calm. Prince Uohenlohe, the German ambassador at Paris, has been re-elected to the Beichstag on a second ballot in Forchheim, by a vote of 9.800 against 8,600 for the ultramontane candidate.

A Paris dispatch says The elections of presidents of the councils-general are believed to indicate that the senatorial elections will result in the establishment of a Republican majority in the Senate. The Monarchists and Bonapartists are discordant. The Orleanists in several departments voted with the Republicans. Queen Christiana of Spain is worse. No hope is entertained of her recovery.

The international congress for the prevention and repression of crime, including penal and reformatory treatment, assembled at Stockholm yesterday. M. Von Bjornstjerna, Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs, was elected president, and lie v. Dr. E.

C. Wines, of the United States, honorary president. The municipalty of Stockholm will entertain the members of the congress to-morrow. XMW CAS Tju B. Aceldeai to a Sea Caplala Bntldlaar Opera) loan The "Stockton" Folia to Ktoa.

Special Oorraspradaocs of Vvery EvaBiog. New Castle, August 22. The will of Lawrence Poison, late of Blackbird hundred deceased, has been admitted to probate by the register and letters of ad intra tion with the will annexed granted unto Sarah Dolson, widow of deceased. The schooner Adele Trvedell, of Philadelphia, for Somerset, Me. outward bound, stopped here day beiore yesterday and sent a boat ashore for a physician to attend to the captain, William Grace, who had broken his leg by getting it caught in the main sheet.

Dr. Black was sought for and taken aboard, and rendered the necessary assistance, after which the captain was brought ashore and sent to Mr. James Pugh's, near Wilmington, who is a relative. Ladies and gentlemen to the number of about 100 were on the steamboat wharf this morning to take the steamer Richard iytoekton for Cape May, and were not only disappointed, but angry, to see her pass by without so much as raising her flag, and language not complimentary to all concerned was indulged in by the men. A large number of tickets were sold here by the Jefferson Club and the money will, of course, be refunded, but in the future there will be no necessity for any one to come here to dispose of any, as our citizens are not often caught twice in the same trap.

The steamer was advertised to stop here. A tchooner is lying at the railroad wharf, discharging a cargo of bricks sent here from Chester for the Baptist church now in course of erection. Mr. William HoLchutuaker has commenced the erection of a One dwelling house on Orange street, whose proportions and style will, when completed, exceed any erected in this city for a number of years. It is said Mr.

H. will, on the completion of ibis, building, retire from business. Prof. Bullmore, veterinary notice that be will deliver a free lecture on Saturday night, in the court house, on "The Horse." He can be found at the Delaware House, where he is stopping, for consultation by any one who need his service for their horses. The will of Christian F.

Knittel, late of Wilmington, deceased, was admitted to probate this morning by the register, and letters testamentary were granted Jo Catharine 8. Knittel, the executrix uarned in the will. Iteioaxed William Peyton, one of the men held by the coroner's jury as an accessory to the murder of Patrick Collins, obtained the necessary bail, afternoon, and was released from custody at the Hall. None of the implicated parties now remain in the City Hail cells, all having been released on bail or sent to New Castle. react) Shipmenfa.

Twenty-four car loads of peaches, 1 2 of which were chartered cars, were shipped over the Delaware railroad yetterday to New York. One car load was shipped to Boston. A.M. P.M. Kit New York.

VvV 10 7 iv Ffaii.deiiiijte, y.lu ilm.nliiu. i. P-M. 9,4 ClayU-tt, ii. Ivtuitoa, 1 It N)aoihtre.

i In. Miouul. 1 IU HvbJtfwa, I 11 i 1 P. H. 1 a 4.

jll iu 5. Hiliboro" i it Curdosa. 2- iCJa Vodland. Arr. iUatva.

SLm be at tbe various ax be at fCaston, Hoodiaad. Cerdova, UiikOwrv'. Kidelv. Greensboro, t.iolifaboro, llenderson. Mari del Slaughter's, K-enton.

Cla'ton. Wilmington. PhiladuTphia. Baitimcre, New York. All freights must eat thirtv 3u minutee rteiore starting us otherwiae thai wul larover twentv-iour bears.

J. Oaliw (O.U Suoerinis.deni. UALT1.MOKK cV POTO.UAC K. SKW YORK ASO WA.SHUiGTON TliKOCUU tv" LUiK- ON AXO AFTER NOV. 27TH, Trains will leave iluunarton in exsnctHia the iieJtiuiore A Potumac K.

iw, aa Iave Wilraiiurioa A- H. Arr.ve 4.1a, A. citv lime. Leave Wuiniructca i.3B, A. St.

Arrive WTaahUa P. cilr time. Ijrave dmiusrtonLLjl. P. Bt.

Arrive Wahinsua P. citjr time. Ieave aVilmins-wa P. M. Arve t.au.

P. M-jMtr time. liave ilmiuton S.a5, P. M. Arn.s Waljr4.ta P.

tune. KATCSKUia. Leave Wachnstoo 90, A M-. citf time. Ar P.

Ja. Ieave WwhinirtMi U) P. M-. citjr t.tce. ilniirMrti-n P.

M. I.w ttV! in'. it S.tl.P..,eitrri!r. hi. fi' P.

I.avw JJ, r. i.l, liB. itUituu.n LjS. A. Local trains leave HaKinxire T.isj.e.li, A.

i I.l P. M. Arrive Wastniiatoa e.td. lLiu. A.

P. V. U.ve WtohinirUMi 7.35, o.a, A. 3m. P.

M. A i nve Saluiw-re Klia. A- W. M. tStO.

O. VHI StNS. httjeru iSASK Taojsso, Cen'l MaAsr Carpeto. Oilcloths, r.lattings.t&c. If tviua Keeiyed a vary e'acaot aasortmuat of OAR I'dTim-H, we urti preuarad tn ffnr Ilium at too loneat oisli prlora.

Uall au.l eianilnu, JACOB OROU8E, tls NUUTU NBCUNl) Helow Arch, PUJIAOICI.P1IIA. rnMaaw.