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Ocean Steamships.

A NoHoR LINE. aMt
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
IA VoRTIB ROUTE FOR TOURISTS.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNsuRPAssRD.
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY,
From plera 20 aud q North River, N. Y.
Sasl q ISpyNpEnRY
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin se5 to $50, according to accommodations.
INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE as low as by
any other first-cass line.
Drafts Issued for any amount at lowest rates.
For Tickets or further information, apply to
SAMUEL F. BELTS, Adams Express, or A. N. LIE
CARPENTER, duPont's Mills, Wilmington, Della
ware. apr9-6m
TNMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN,
l. AND IIvERPooL.-RoYkL MAIL ..SfEfSs
CITY OF ANTWERP, SATURDAY, oct. 81, at 10
A. NJ.
CRY OF BROOKLYN, SATURDAY, Nov. l. ataP.
NJ.
CRY OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, Nov. IA, at .,
CIrY or LON ON, SATURDAY, NOV. IL. at Pm.
and each succeeding saturday ana Thursday from
pier 46 North River, N. Y.
eArRs OF rAssAGa 40 AND IRON PHILADELPHIA.
Cabn-ssO ami ssO gold, according TO acoommo-
dations. Round trip tickets at low rates.
Steerage-To and from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Glasgow, Dublin. Londonderry, Belfast, Havre, HAM
| hhtBs FNtucht nNhiN'gt bthAhuih anu ais Ut ~
duced rates
irafts or Ell and upward, at current rates, peya-
| BILE 10 any port OF Great Britain and Ireland.
For further information apply at the Company's
| once.
O'DoNNELL d FAUX, Sole Agents
| 400 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
| Or 10 r. X. ROBINSON h CO., Agents, Fourth
and Market Street, Wilmington my1l-ly
u ED STAR LINE-APPOINT- s4TSk
| lG ed to carry the Belgian and United a2zhahxnass
States Mails. fhe following Steamers are ap ointed
to sail
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia. From New York
| VADERLNAD, Nov. 10 C0LINA, Oct. 20
| NEDERLAND, Dec 4 SWITZERLAND, Nov "
| FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York
NEDERLAND, NOV. 10 SWITZERLAND, Oct g
| YADEhLAND, Dec. COLINA, Nov. ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin 500 Second CABIN, t8u
Steerage and intermediate tickets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance Is provided Every
steamer carries a surgeon and stewardess.
through tickets and through bills OF lading Issued
between all prominent points.
For passage, rates OF freight and other lnforma-
ton apply 70 .,,.,,
30T Walnut street, Philadelphia. ~ Broad Street
New York. b. wonder Becke. General european
Agent. Antwerp. s. II. BETS, Agent, Adams Elk
press ONCE, Wilmington, DEL \. u. GRIMSHAW
Agent, Wilmington Del. my7-1y
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financial Cards.
U,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.

FJNHE ARTISANS' SAVINGS BANK
Boa MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February Is, 1851.
open to receive deposits daily from 9, A. M, until
a. r. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from TO O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per cent has been regularly paid deposits
since the organization of the Bank and II s the ex-
pectation Of the Managers, that this rate OF owl
dends will be continued.
Whea dividends are not withdrawn, they are ac-
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. HIILKs, GEORGE W. BUBH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH, GEORGE g. CAFKIIB,
CHARLES w, Rowland, NJ. L. LICHTEESrBn,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X. BENSON.
HENRY Y. DuaE, JOE IL. JACKSON,
e. M. SToTsRSeuRa, MN. h. SWIFT
WIN. 8. HILLES, President
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President
apr14-tf Il. T. TAYLOR, T re 5u
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES.
RINANoIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED sTArRs
EDWARD BELTS, President
GEO. D ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL s5oO,0a
F1- Philadelphia and New FORK Exchange fuf-
| nshed to regular depostora without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays. at sk Nj.
DIRECTORS.
Clement B. smyth, George ". Bush
Henry S. Mccomb. Joshua 4. Head.
| Daniel James, William TatnHll
| Edward Belts octi-is
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GERMAN swArLows LAUpANuM WHICH He HAD
BOUGHT FOB BATHING Punro5Es.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
A German named Hoepner, swallowed an
ounce OF audanum last evening, which he had
purchased at drug store for bathing purposes,
in order to put an end to his life. No cause is
assigned for his attempt at self destruction.
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PRor. TRIaas' FusERAL.-The body OF the
Iate Prof. Triggs, Of Chester formerly of this
city, arrived here from the former city, this
morning, accompanied by the students OF Col.
Hyatt's Military Academy and distinguished cit
2ens from Chester. The body was taken to
Hanover church, corner 9th and King streets,
and requiem, "This is the Resurrection and
the Life" sung by the Trinity choir and friends
of the deceased. Rev. Mr.. Marks, assisted by lley.
J. Il. Smith, of Grace, conducted the ceremonies,
aftor which the body was taken to the Whining
ton & Brandywine Cemetery, where the inter
ment took place.
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A MEXICAN LINE IT II E sefFfh
N AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM s.xthtfstAaa-
PANY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mail Steam
ship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, anu
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following Steamers are appointed to sail from
Philadelphia.
sABBoTsFoRD, Oct. 20 OHIO, NOV. ~
PENNSYLVANIA, Nov. .KENILwoRrH, Nov. 70
ILLINOIS, Nov. IL INDIANA, Dec.
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin ST6 to 800 according 10 accommodations.
Steerage and intermediate T. lkets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with Star do not carry inter-
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided. Every
steamer carries a surgeon and stewardess.
These steamers are supplied with llfe-Rafts In
addition TO the usual Life-Boats and Life-PreserV-
ers
Through tickets and through Bills OF Ladng Is
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates of freight and other informa-
ton apply to
907 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Richardson, Spence Co. Md Cummins& Bros,
Liverpool Queenstown.
ST. BELTS, Agent, Adams Express ofllce VIII
mington, Delaware. A. IL GRlMSHAW, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
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Qyhita and Olassirare.

yNTECONTINUETO SELL FOR CASH.
w Best iron-stone China Tea-Sets, "A pieces,S4 80
Best iron-stone China Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, 80
Best iron-stone China Dinner Sets, 109 pieces. IA 70
Best white French China Dinner Plates, doz. -. 90
Best gilt French China Tea Sets, ~ pieoes.... 90
Best gilt French Dinner and Tea Sets l0T pleces55 90
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Fancy Goods, Ornaments, Vases, Cologne Sets,
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Tho West.

LIEur. Col DAVIDSON, commanding at Fort
sal, reports recent attack by Indians. and
says Now that | have received authority TO
punish these Indians under certain restr,e-
tons, for acts Of aggression, trust not to
annoy the General with details, but be enabled
to show soma results
THE railroad company has further reduced
the hours Of labor At its rlrops ia Fort Wayne.
TO i've hours day. Tins reduction euts the
wages of the men down lcas than one halt. and
wipers, day laborers etc, will now only receive
about So cents per day The men are nearly
desperate, aud some apprehensions u FERROUS
trouble are felt.
REoESTIY.PuHLlsHEp statistics Of the lob.
hing and comrsisriou trade Of Detroit show
that they employ about ~ 700, 900 IN capital
and have annual sales that amount 10 about
.59, 600, 900 In the iohblng.trade, proper
there is - 6i9 00o OF capital invested. and thi,
turned on the average more than three time,
ia year, giving All aggregate 81 sales u s2s. GOO
600. The pay Of the ,05s persons who hnt
employment IN the various stores and offices i
about S650, 900 per year
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Crimes and Accidents.

Tux house of Mr.. Burnean, at Louisville
Ind, was struck by lightning on the 18th ut.
during a severe storm, and his daughter, a
girl of nineteen years, instantly killed.
PETER CRATER was stabbed and killed by
an inmate of the Cincinnati workhouse, named
j. w. Coleman.
CaAs. BEHRESs has been sentenced to death
at New Orleans, for the murder of Edward
Coleman
JAMES GLEASON, wife aud Child, we're burned
to death in their house, at Eyart Mich, on
the Goth ult.
BILLY DAVIS well known river barkeeper,
was shot and MORALLY wounded at Hot Springs
Ark, recently by Capt Bill Forrest.
The collector of customs at San Diego, Cal,
was recently bound and gagged by thieves, and
his safe robbed of $4,000
G. II. STRIcKLANp's flour mill at New Castle
Ind, was burned recently. Loss, $4,000; in
zurance, $4,000.
DURING a storm June %, lightning struck a
man at Circleyille, Ohio, woman at Hunting
ton, West Virginia, two young men at Kalama-
zoo, Michigan, the Postmaster at Marion,
Indiana, and three persons near Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
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Foreign.

THE Spanish Field Marshal Concha was Kill
ed on tho Goth ult in an attack GA the Carlist
mtrcnchments at Muro The republicans Lost
1000 men IA the attack aud withdrew on the
death Of Concha
Int personal Septennat has triumphed in
the French Assembly, on the question II the
appointment Of commissioners 20 draw ~ a
constitutional hill
BiRnrcntR Prussia has been visited i, i
destructive ire, which degtuyel between
WelYo and fifteen hundred houses. The iaace
was principally inhabited BY Jews.
TuE North German Gazette ia the article
headed, fresh combinations III Asia saws
Caravans arriving from Central ASIA. bring
reports that Narkoah ney Is aminn agan~,
Russia Il is believed that he Is prompted /,
thip bl the agents Of Great Britain There +.
also possibility Of collision between Ru-.ia
and China
II il reported thar the Catholic hshar- IL
session at fuida have sent eoncilmtory pro.
porals to Berlin
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A Louisiana Romance.

The New Orleans Picayune relates
this A friend of ours, not wholly
unconnected with the legal profession.
has a daughter of whom he is immense
ly fonda little golden-haired, sweet
eyed princess, who rs always dressed in
dainty stutis and laces, and soft and
beautiful attire. She is quite a CAPT
tallst in her way, being possessed of
yarions desirable properties i'll the
Fourth District, and of divers stocks
aud bonds in prosperous corporations.
She knows all this, and, though neither
proud nor oyerbearing in consequence,
has yet acquired pretty childish dig
nifty, which makes her all the more en-
gaging. 1t SO happens that one Of
her lots rs rich In magnolia trees, and
hither very often, IN these balmy after
Moons. the father takes her To gather
bouquets of the fragrast flowers. Some
days ago they went as usual To- the
magnolia grove, and, on entering,
found that couple of predacious boys
were IN the trees cutting their fairest
ornaments. They watched them for a
while, the little girl saying nothing,
and the father quietly waiting To see
what developments would ensue. Pres
emily, however he called 10 one of the
boys and asked for flower
Oh, no; cant give you any of these
magnolias
Won't you let the little girl have
one ?"
mo, Stree T.
think y1u might give her just
one
No, SIR can't do it These mag
nolias belong TO somebody. You can't
have any unless you pay for them.
Well, | think you might give her
one they all belong to her, yon know.
lou might let her have just one T.
The boy looked at him with sudden
interest, then 1T the little girl gazing
into the tree with big soft eyes, and
then seeing how pretty and gracious,
aud richly clad she was, lac slid down
like flash, ran 20 her, and, falling on
one knee, offered all his flowers. lie
was ragged boy, prone to liueh chat
aud impudcnce, aud unsuspicions Of
the smallest rule Of courtesy, but he
knelt like courtier and presented his
simple tribute with more genuine AL
mlration than often shines in cour-
| tiers eyes
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General.

Cob WHITLEY, chief of the United States
secret service has not resigned, but has de-
manded an investigation of his official conduct.
The investigation viii be made.
SECRETARY BmsTow has refused to accept a
pair of horses and carriage, which were ten
dered to hun by personal friend for the nse
Of his wife.
Tar Boston Red Stockings beat the Chicago
muffers by H score of % to 6,
Az international yacht race took place at
Put-in-Bay on the Goth ult The yacht Cora,
OF Detroit, won the flag. Eight yachts com
peted.
SECRETARY BRIsTow has ordered that adyer-
tiaemont be made immediately ia All the prin-
cpal cities for proposals tot public carriage of
merchandise in custody OF government.
In is now said that the relations between the
Secretary of War and Con. sherman are cordial
and friendly, and that no rupture has taken
place between them.
Mr. BEEcHER, for the sake Of "all the other
hearts that would ache, concludes to silently
endure the taunts Of 1ilton, aud will make no
refutation of the latter's charges
lHE Nlnetbtnth NATIONAL StllBeIlbSt Clu7c
at Cleveland June n.
MEssRs. PHFLps, DoDGE a Co publish an
answer to the recent speech, IN Congress-, Of
Gen. Butler, reiterating many of THEN former
statements, and asserting that On Batter
knows, but wilfully conceals, certain facts IN
their favor.
VIM. MCCORMICK recently died IN New York
from hydrophubia, and the leading physicians
of the city ale endeayoring to determine the
nature of the disease.
JoHE A. KErcHEY OF Salisbury, N. G., vas
hanged al that place June % for the crime Of
rape.
HUaH DoNoHUE Massachusetts, pedestri-
an, recently completed the task Of walking one
hundred miles in ~ many hours.
KNOX, comptroller of the currency, has
changed his opinion of the provisions OF
the currency act since Brstow's advent Tie
now believes that the act does not provide fol
the abolition Of reserves on deposits, but
merely that reserves of this description may
be diminished by the five per cent. Of circula'
ton which is to be retained in Washington fol
the redemption of mutilated notes.
| Sr LEWIS will be emit ely devoted TO tia,
great bridge celebration until the Fourth
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TWO THOUSAND MILES ON FOOT.
Arrival otthe Mysterious Female PedesIrian
mt san Francisco.

Arrival otthe Mysterious Female Pedesr rian
at san FranciseO.
From the San Francisco Call. June 10
The woman concerning whom so
much has been written, as having
III this city yesterday. After all the
trouble and anxiety of mind, she was
forced to submit to the torture of an
interview by reporter of an evening
paper 1t Is stated that when the poor
woman was taken to the house of q
Swedish gentleman "she burst into
tears and covered her eyes with her
hands, she sobbed long and loud, but
would not speak. No wonder that she
is grateful for her narrow escape from a
lingering death The reporter says !:
1.-The fact that she hears all that is
said to her dissipates the thought that
she may be dumb This information
will be received with grtitude by medi
cal men and grammarlans not used to
such examples of incoherency. The wo
man has lightw hair combed smoothly
back from hertemples. Hereyes are blue
and have pleasing though wearied ex-
preston Her calico dress has been
patched with cloth of various eolors,
and Is tolorably clean considering, the
dusty roads she must have travelled over.
From all that can be ascertained, she
is in search, not of her husband, as was
stated by one in the newspapers, but of
her father She wrote some incohcrent
sentences in the Swedish language and
revealed the fact that her name is
Sophie Auguston, and that she is 38
years of age. Capt Kentzer took
charge of her and escorted her to the
house of Swedish gentleman, where,
ut last accounts, she was enjoying re-
freshing snooZe. Some shrewd people
suggest that it was the appearance of
Capt. RENTER that struck the good
woman dumb. Never before could she
have beheld so noble a figure. 1t has
not been ascertained whether she in
tends walking to China but she is
more likely to find her fatherhere. She
has had a long and wearisome tramp
over rough roads, through narrow gaps,
and over dangerous trestlework and
| if she be not insane, she certainly dis
plays an amount of filal devotion that
IS highly comnendable. Many absurd
rnmors have been set ahoat concern
ing her object in coming here Some
newspapers asserted that she wished to
obtain a lock of her husbands hair, or
the whole scalp but this idea is gener-
ally scotfed at Whether denented or
not, the poor creature deserves much
sypathy for the sufferings she has I'M
dergone.
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Washington.

The President does not intend tu abandon
the civil service system, but will continue the
commission and subordinate boards, uotwitll-
landing Congress made no appropriation to
perfect and enforce the rules.
THE appointment Of Alr Bass as Secretary
of the Treasury, Washington gossip says, was
merely complimentary, with the n Outstanding
that 10 would decline II is said now that
Congress has adjourned no haste Will be
made to fill the vacancy.
THE Secretary ofthe Treasury has instructed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell
IL OO0,O 600 in gold ON each Thursday during
July
The customs receipts during the past month
(June) were larger than during June. 1879.
There Is also an improvement in the internal
revenue receipts.
THE public debt statement on the first of
July showed a slight decrease. The govern
ment will pay ~, 600 600 in gold for the July
interest.
Mn CREswELL says rumors OF his appoint
ment TO the Austrian mission are groundless.
GES McCooK has received his commission
and taken the oath Of office as Governor Of
Colorado. lie will reach Denver early ia July
90 enter upon his duties.
THE District will bs practically without any
government, except By the police department,
until the organization Of the board OF commits
sioners, but two of whom have vet accepted
the position. The third Blow, Of Missouri,
viii probably accept.
Tng resignation OF Postmaster General Crcs-
well has started the usual rumnrs OF other
changes in the Cabinet The latest story If to
the effect that Atty Gen. Williams will soon
discover that he has private business suffering
from lack Of personal attention, and thereur
on proceed 10 tender ilir resignation
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Struck By lightning.

A remarkable escape from death by
lightning occurred in Rockingham
County, Va, recently. Mr.. John Dono-
van went ont with his one-horse
wagon on ridge to haul some rails.
When he had his load nearlyon shower
OF rain came up, and he stepped under
a walnut tree for shelter, leaning with
his shoulder against the tree. In few
minutes the lightning struck the tree,
and coming down its trunk, struck
his shoulder, passed down his elbow,
ripping open his cOat-sleeye AZ it 1t had
been done with a sharp knife, passed
across his breast, burning hlisters as
large as "a man hand, and passed down
his leg and out AT his shoes, cutting off
his shoestrings, and then entered the
root of the tree, which il tore up foI
several feet. Strange to say, he
was not Knocked senseless or speeches.,
but says when his horse started he
hnllood "whoa" h. him, bat his limbs
became motionless, and he could not
stand nor walk. His horse ran home,
and his fathcrand neichhors started out
and found hmm under tho tree in this
condition, and brought him home in q
wagon Tie is now doing well, though
his nervous system ~ much deranged,
and he suffers good deal from the
hlisters on his skin.
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THE NEWS.
Railroad News.

On the first inst, in the u. ,. court ~ haa
ison, Wis, arguments on the constltutioiia'''
of the Potter railroad law were begun ooii''
of the most eminent counsel OF the state "e''
present w.o,.
THF agents of the Atlantic and Great western
Railway Co. in London, have declined 10 receiSt
aid paw the coupons on the first mortgage
bonds If the company lack OF funds IL lhe
canse The company have outstanding IN Eu-
rope !5S, 500, 900 Of bonds
TIM Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chloa-
90 and Northwestern, AMI the Illinois Central
railroads have reduced their passenger rates
to Omaha from $3.50 to 1896. The reduc-
ton to points beyond will be in the same ratio,
making a difference ON through tickets OF u 90
TIE Chicago Rock Island and Pacific H. H.
Co. has decided to submit TO the new Iowa
railroad law and is perfecting tal1ii IN ac-
cordance Herewith.
4. f. RITrMAN has been appointed Treasurer
and Thomas Warnock Secretary OF the Allan
tic and Great Western Railroad vice the re-
signing incumbents, with offices at Meadyille,
PA.
A NEw YoRR dispatch Of the list inst. says,
The prominent western railroads to-day con-
cluded an agreement cutting down through
passenger and freight rates about 10 per cent.
The revised tariff will 20 into operation inn
mediately
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Law in wait for Long on the second floor OF a
public building, and ON the latters passing Oh
the opposite side Of the street, fred on miIi,
lodging Il irteen bnckshot in his body Long
cannot recover.
ST.. LOUIS in the fnllness OF her gratitude
proposes to Greet colossal bronze statue oi
Capt. Eads, the builder OF the great of'ose.
A WHrre LEAGUE has been formed IN SAINT
Mary parish, La, and the white population
without distinction Of party, are becoming
members thereof.
MIR. CREswELl, it is said will resume prac-
tice of the law at Elkton Md.
THE board to report a plan for the perma-
nent reclamation Of the aIluvial basin of the
Mississippi will probably consist OF Gems.
Warren and H. H. Abbott, and Maj Benguard,
United States engineers The civil engineers
are ex-Goy. Herbert, Of Louisiana, and Coy.
Sickles, of Arkansas.