Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 1

JJ Jl CWI VOL. 40 NO. 10 2. READINGi SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29. 1881.

THREE CENTS. EXPLOSIONS. HB OkHOT.ua Of aTEAM AM sirnetlv. Force ot eas. litiAH are kl.hl.tn a OAS.

PhoksixviU s. Jan. 28 A puddling fur nacHn the boiling end of the Phoenix Iron Company exploded thia evening, in to a nail I luiuicvt KiTi. Jn. 28.

The tow boat Reinal Tiger exploded her steam drum thia morning, irjuring the following persons, all of PittBburg: on thli subject, has been yntponed uutil day, February t. After the trans bavioung r.i niirtn mnLine ture m.tt nooa in joint convention, in tne ii of Repreaentatives. Ibe eleventh ballot for United States Senator was taken and resulted as follows: Whole number of vol cast, For 6 For For Grow 2 For For Pewit 2 For Phillips 1 For For Blrd 1 Jor Curtln Those voting for Wayne McV eagh wer Law and Vogdea. Thw i Toting I.t mora UCIU nuu Those voting for Thos. W.

i ens. Morrison, for Beni Ruddimao. Phillips Wfre The vote for Daniel Agnew was casv vow for Henry Carey Baird was cast by Welsh iau. Aicnln Mlacovetril. ST.

Thomas, Jan. 28 A farmer lure. Mr. 'he father oas received no letter a lilntarnnffh. Out, tthlnk the boy referred rrr.T r.T..

A plan has been for th, iddition by Baltimore arch. tect. tMlrnetlv Cnflsarratlon Caused by Water Pipes. Booth Bend, Jan. 28 A fire this morning, which started in J.

M. wi.rt..u listry burned Jlt mated at $60,000. COHDBHMBD TELEfBA in im and to bar eral Uranf, view. waold not venture into the "tation to a meal, but fasW all day while he waitad for a train. During vhe past WMk ohbe' frT hRve tilled here to make only those allowed by law were in Hr being run by them at all hours of the day, and r.

Schade has not the means to provide a The fancy cotton mis 0f Fisher doorkeeper. The house ii at Flsherville.Gatton,wa Th years. i ritriHlv ftdheres to hi. policy of making no promises. At his 5 V.hi the other day.

when some of these UlUUOl aA iinmroriP Southern gentlemen were amiuU innim. the General adroitly led ofl OH uuiit, 1( an on other subiecw, ana unvny r'h intereted! in his talk about the change niicstion or wnom His Children In Two Teara. KBtfTOBE. Jan. 28.The wife of Patrick FaranA, of Newtown, between reurunr, Mtllftrftbll.

first mentioaefl ene nau narv 4 1SKO one child was born, and on January lTl birth two mormak.ng six leU tSal on. year and eleven WHITEVA, On" Jan. 28 Dur.ng the of her' husband to day Shep nlace. killed ber two para, other. little noy, baby of 7 montns, ine Sd' th latter with a bu'eher knife.

She then stabbed herself in the throat with the knife, it i. supposed fatally. Th. Hanaseiuent of Ihe K.adlnit Koad. Jan.

28 It is understood that th. opposition to the Reading Railroad have concluded to withdraw mandamus suit in the Common Pleas, Ktit. the action of the Board of Directors in naming the 7th of March as the date of Ihe annual meeting of th. stockholders, 7" Sn Thar. Is to be an ABIBB': chamber, mportanl ran room of tDe which 1.

to cost 1 Senator. 1 th. Thief Cierrs room ci In h. nrnvineu I Han.leare to b. prov shaltrupp' r.

for Mayor City Bohoitor and Receiver of Taxe. as by that time it will ano and Demo Ske7e; lVTb.rdl, Probable, how a i.on.rv 4. 1881. gave birth to a.x tn8t either of thera will be naoru, iO.tr, date children in the following oraer: the manyo. those present the beliet that toe Jor'Kver'.

Cify 8 Mo.tor.Wp no Ss yet been named. Sunday's meeting promises to be a iiveiy Eecnilon of Cleaphu Akthabasoavillk Jn. in" JenringH. ine 1,1 1 out, "ll A mm iha ther xu execuuou. scaflold without COS or uav npprrrB uin mom.

made no re shiverea ln.e crime. 1 she resisted his improper advances and after wards threw tbe Dooy imo llcnth ofaFat Man Altoona, Jan well built and will The loss la 8126 John Doarje la the oldest ram in Cleveland U.J 10. aviVWU. W. UV.

L. Senator Wallace yestfc introduced in April. 1801. when he John) was but three Into the Senate a lolnt proposing an years old.and when what la now Cleveland was amendment to the consuming th united a forest. mere be bus lived and seen a diy ci.io.

rhftnofnij the mode of elem rise around him that umbers 19 ,000 people, Vice President. The bill fnd shows aooutthe biggest growth of any city in Iha a ef IMUII It na havta tinnil uu Eleotoral College, and provides foi eiecllou by the people by secret nauoi. The Weather Te ll Judication, for the Middle Statu i wealtor, northerlu to westaly MoW 11 HoTn and hi. other were danger jwrt Michael Hogen ana uis mv and chanaa tenieratwe. WiUir Boiler Explosion.

nL CKSBJSHITY, Chicago. UL, Jan. 28 Th. factory of The 'ie Summons, Clarke on Clinton street.was A Bpecilil from Bloomingtoa, I afternoorj. The fire was caused Mys: "Abont as sad a esse as has lately; burned this alt ernoon.

nrresoondent's notice oral ih eniireer. munui by a Doner eap.u.", n. ini. Monroe county, auu Platt lB Ji? Vi. En no i warning to vicious boys, if I hook and ladder company.rece.ved severe ten up a warning arniD.

hht. through hllhr off th' oek township, has a brig, at to in Aaaghl(st of seven years, whi. and liltla daughter of seven years for $18,000. HA.nll of fStembOBt Ix to aaa tbst the Lioaues went trom John's lather lived In aat Haddani The Bl.tbodlat Conf.rence. IW Yore, Jan.

28. The American Ecumenical Methodist Committee met again yesterday and completed their work for the forthcoming Conference in London. The Conference will open September 7rh and sit (or two weeks, or the purpose of the Conference Methodism on this continent was divided into two sections, and four delegates were crjoeen irom etcn lor an ecumenical busi ness committee, who are to determine the order of exercises from day to day. LOCAL NEWS. KPDUbllcnn Cllr Conwrntlon.

pretty "AETIN(, 0P confekem to night at Lt JJ nnhnn in 108 neitfODOf. altenueu iuo HALL THS U8T OF DELEGATE. hood of ner istnera inrm. v. morning about four years ago, while on her way toichool.the girl was met by vicious neighbor boy, three or four years older than herselL ana woo nu Chas.

Percival, pilot, ow irimrMmi raided; hi. daogbter wa Ber Then he took th Miss Anna fhiinps "V.nned it around her neck and u.l. Good Samaritan Hospital. Killed Throngh Hu Own Nle N. 8..

Jan. 28 John Loner was killed in a mouldinR shop, being raok oMhi head by the end ot a boiler blown out through his neglect to keep water in the boiier. A Mysterious Oaa Esploaloo. New Yobk, Jan. 28 A singular and un shoulders and run off, leaving her thus envir oned.

She took tne repine hastened to school. The child was greatly agitated during the entire forenoon and when abe returned home her pa ms greatly alarmed, urged her to tell them what had oecurTea, iur un Mh 7v them the story in a dil manner, shrieking out frequently, "lake the snake away." By night her reason wss a wreck, and baa so remained ever jince For four years she ha. recogn.aed no one, but daily sat with her little her lap marking opt lnB fBUr ftfnl h. mK fateful day accident occurreu Eighty first streeL The stone hh vicious boy placed.be dead main entrance to fit. Joseph's If about her, and this monotony was only of the Sisters of Mercy ere blown to timea when 8he WOuld cry out, at 8 a.

m. Nine P1" Hopine that medi Home me )me pieces of Nova Scotia' stone, over ten feet long p3ssibly do something for IT Passive, formed the flight that. ghi FdaUKbter1 Mr. Payne took na very 4 Miked by wrougnt iron nsuu door the instifution. They were supported brheynry.l"ld'lhe J8t0P be'BK SI Urely delbed from the building proper, the ureiy without.

This renrhed from without. oonia no, Zoe had become filled with gas, the presence Rich wa, not anspected, eepeca, the were the street, and JcTmnlated until present understood, it exploded The steps wew thrown dcen fct into the air and broken into fragments; the TW tered. and one of the iron ramug. ofi. A loud report, like lh.

.1 cannon, startled the inmates of the Home In the boi ding 800 children were eating their breakfa ft the time. Nothing excep the detached stoop was dam.gad. In lb, a strong odor of gas was noticeable, but there were no marks of tire. rn Aavlum at Indisnapo a few weeks ago. The physicians of the insulation last weea only faint heps for his beautiful child, and uuij nrrunant 01 she will prooaoiy euu the ABylum for the Incurable Insane.

VUllorsi UONSIP FK MEBiTOK. to in aud dhe fioulli. Sp FULL. Republican City Convention will meet yening on the third floor of the Library tiilding, Fifth and Franklin streets, in yns formerly occupied by the Fourth Club, and will be nailed to formptly at seven o'clock. Candidates urei.

City Controller, and City Treas plactKutiog a full city ticket, will be Keptftnmatioo, to be supported by tbe ous of of Reading and all others desir electioity government at the municipal prominbeld on Tuesday, Feb. 15. The Mayor lidates for tbe nomination for Rowe, EMayor Evans, William O. and Loula'resident of Common Council, tion for OUs, Esq. For the nomina tioned is oiler ibe only person men present inctb A.

Runkle, the doubt be nof that cfliie, who will no uiation. Fo( for re election by accla names of seveie of City Treasurer the been gentlemen have known to be none of them are The delegates to for the nomination. of our leading cttootion embrace some the public can Iwhose deliberations they will endeavor re confidence, and will meet with the a ticket which Republicans of Reprobation of the others. 1 he correi well as of many at tbe primry meetiLfereM as chosen iog is, 88 follows "hursday even First Ward NeUou Dlft Fona" wIVd Albert 4H 0 Graul. Charles WBaum Tbira VYira John Bonawii War'd jorepb Kauo.

John racket. W.nijm Panaman. bixtu ara Jacuu Ficbt has poured in as usual, auu fcigbth wara ouanoD business of the utmost LiJ0 Bchir. A L. kaa nrlVrllHI Uieucuicu.

I of secrecy and mystery about the move ame8 WillleT' ments of tnany Ot ward Henry Bishop. Aug Jobn Dositively ludicrous wneo uu Bard. i man'l (IrAM BlDCtJ LUC im I nlna when oreseu, iru.v... nonods. There also cupy in the latter part of March.

SINGULAR SPECIMEN. MS OF THE STRAJiGE MILLS MADE The Balk of an Estole Devised to an In The Bnrean of Employment. The Bureau of Pt was open a. Hlllatloo Bt Jerusalem Disposition of a rhyalclana Property Mis IHflerent BeqneHts, WlLLlAMSPOBT, Jan. 2S 'A very singular will was brought to light in a proceeding be fore his honor Judge Cummin in court yester day afternoon.

C. BL. Gedde3, asked for an order of court to enable Gottlieb Heim to sell oertain property as executor ol the last will and testament of Dr. Ernst Max Adams, dee'd, late ot Warrensville, Eldred township, iog county. Mr.

Geddes to the court that the will was rather a remarkable one, and, when be had first seen it, he had ques tioned whether it could be probated or not, but upon a closer examination of it, he found that it was regularly and properly executed. The testator died September 15, 1860, and the will was probated September 25; 1880, being dated at Warrensville, Lycoming county, Pennsyl vania, October 14, 1870. lt was written by the testator in Uermaa, a translation Having been made by Mr. Adolph Neimeyer, of the Saving Institution oi uiiamspori. u.ii.1 on Thursday aiiernoim usuM ith nrk.

The Buriaii lhank were Dui i' (rom Mrs. .,1 Ar iKa THE BEQUESTS. To Joseph tiross tbe testator bequeathed the house In which he lived, together with $400, as a token of his friendship. He also makes the following bequest: "It is my will that my iwo houses in Williams. nort be sold at public saie auu my otber readv money be appropriated in accordance with tbe utteranoe of our Lord and Savior who says to us Luce xiv i MS "vvneu tnou maketh a dinner or a supper, call not thy friends nor thy neitner my Kinsman, neitner tbv neighbors, who are rich, lest they also bid thee agtin, and recompense be made thee.

But when thou niakest a (east call the poor, the maimed, the lame, trie otina," etc Therefore, it is my fixed will that the amount realized from the sale of those two bouses be sent as a voluntary eitt to the Diooonetsen Institute at Jerusalem, in Palestine. OTHER PROVISIONS. There were some otber peculiar bequests in the will. 1 1 was stipulated that if the provision just given should be Contested tben tbe consul of Saxony, at New York, should become his executor. Iha will hut originally been wit nessed by Michael Wacker and Dorothea Wacker.

October 13, 1873. the lollowiotr codicil was added; "As through the death of Dorothea Wacker. one witueus has uieu, so steps in her place" WlI.HttLM WEINK.WAN The name was in ihe witnesses' handwrit ing. Another bequest gives $o0 to an orphan adopted by Isaao Ulmer, and another codicil provided that the contents of the vessels in the apothecary's shop of the testator should be buried in a deep hole in his garden. Dr.

Adams was a native ot Saxony, and never became a naturalized citizen of the Vdi ted States. He was about 73 years old at his death, and bad lived in IMdred township about 40 years, where he practiced his profession as a physician successfully. He had never keen married. He belonged to the religious denomination oi jjunaaras. The High Prlee or The prevailing coolness, or something or Vseeaisto nave dutarbed the sweet se objects of their erranrj.

77f ar Vf the hen tribe, and they are out on a been beard oi ffi 7 who was ence there is a remarkable scarcity of inaiirniricant cilice. i l. an he p.nn Nh'i: imaeine thal theyes of the whole coun BfcBBlBBDBa. Jan 7r. UPon them.

A country editor iroms aaa BITPr KI1U 1UQ pui'J I kn a a lutff navx Hi II. cicely drawn as when the t'hath. ousiv burned in North Reading on Jani. Re market, aud the demand is cor. UUBiv uuiuvu, than orrnut A vi tinmmiasinn Vmth KefKUDtf UUtuu tt an iiuuicus uuuiuer II Cioseu hnd.

rr At IhCh. nn. 400 and 499 a dox at this hotel. Tl.e ComloK Kelmr.n Ke rnlon. union of the 50lh Regiment P.

i this city on the 23id be attended expected by members from Berss.Scbuyl ki Sne, Br.dford,Lancst.r and Chester Kill, Vu 1. lUa reo mnnt W8S nM ranntr Farm present on. he has rented lor sxecuticn of Cleopbas Lachance.me iuiBiruu w. eim, 01 j.m. 8 o'clock this morning.

1 take tnr which fae w(U oc. nil IIIB UUIOI 1 I CUUK'K." thA tTl public JK the demand is ah I einbach of this city, conducted the'ee in any quantity. It's a regular A. 8vLein.bacVi,. bearers were chosen ie During the past week only a rSJo Willie, fw been received, and they hive Ln.

in Jard to Federal offices in the Jeremih Rothenberger, lrvin mg ZfhrStayV that tbesecni.es The profuse Southern B'aies. Ke 'fiiu i ve and reputable 'care bona fide residents in that eachVrVo he" ii. Jacobs public school. Te interment was made in the Alsace came tery. up at forty cents a dozen by the aiers.

At the diHerent market ie city yesterday tbe farmers de forty five to forty eight cents Tyler Hippie i I air. xiarry j. aimer, 01 Jeflereon that they forgot the obrct ot wa9 brought (ron, Mjerslown. The brotbet'eran chare, church hi, iit. One of them aiierwru iceB were held in ons Miss fc 1 f.n nalino fim 1 1 "General Oaihem is mo imv versBlionaliBt 1 ever saw.

uninr oti Sundny. Director of tbe foor Francis Roland, and wert county, and Miss Emma number of other persons of this city, attend John H.pple. of this city, Ia the funeral of Miss Ellen Anderson, at FranP Thursday evening at the Hrfnrf daughter of Benjamin Ander Ht. bride's parents, No. 923 WomelBdorf, daugnier 01 (, ril nl tne "uuj iTicnoi VI "officiated ass Hippie.

Wnmelsdorf and were conducted by Revs A MiBg as groomsmen, and PinfJork and Fritch. The deceased was eoSter of the bride, and the 29th year oi ner go vet riarrit uiiucmuniutj, ine tuercanlilver, their future borne, aueaxlns; watehei. at rieetwood. fyer sintller is engaged in tbe Benneville Deweea and 1 Brumbacn, oi been a resident of named Peter MoColluui, residing in me he ose of opposing tM en Fleetwood, guessed the ct weight ol a nu. The newiy.wedded "bin claims to have Uw'relativ.

to keeping th tavern upeu on Yod propr.eto of Vautiful and costly disiovered the long lost Charlie Kos. 7 Pi in Hall. the Union h.t.1 Uj 8erge.nt Tusaror. Indians. MoCoUum ate that SLZ Fleetwood houslast eveu.

had correspondence with Kos, wniou men 'who desire Brumbach, proprietor, weighed tarceny. IH1 BUU I rV luuu, A young into Library stirtion ged with drunkenness, weVcing his way hours respectivelj arrested for Officer Eagle a 48 and 24 and Franklin stre She paid a fine of at Third conduct. Killed on tlm 6 counties, in wo T' Mat 0f the eo. as o. A Qeat Pi0 Atf 10 will be served at the Mineral orj a idder removing Cltrirbrtuehostes, Mrs.

Roland. hanging the track to Spring 1 SUUlUg Upww I' J' along, struck the ladder, rrom track, and the wheels grotty body to pieces. He was be age. Klopp's store, and has commenced sawing for different parties A belmr belonging to Ezra Wentzel. fell from me vop noor 01 ine wsgou sued, a distance 01 len ieei, wuuoui naving bcou lujurud.

lngion street. Mrs. Leaodir Mover bought a house lot ttu atcd In Milleraburg, from M. F. Elck.

formerlt owi ed by John BWope. dQe will occupy the house In thasurl'jg. Auctioneer Frank B. Dav1 sold otie car load of virgini. Doraes aener Hotel.

Tney belonged iu nuunui aua Drought lair prices, They averaged Sis: 10. Daniel Boyer, of Rockland townshlD. btn awakeued by some dogs. aroe and. wl.lln Mihi? bis gnu, sixsldeutUly discharged lt.

The sbot went mrouga u.u coyer 01 his uea aud through ihe wm uuw, Fotlilowu A Hairs. CONTRACTS FOB IRON BRIDGES ELECTION OF OFFICERS MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. rCorrespoudence Xlmos and Dispatch 1 Potthtowu, Jan. 28. The Philadelphia Bridge Works here have received contracts for building an iron bridge of six spans 100 feet in length and a draw span of 200 test for the New Orleans and Faciho Railroad Company, also for a bridge of three spans of 150 feet in length each lor tbe Texas Paoiho Railroad.

Another contract has been received tor making 830 tons ot iron tor the Pennsylvania Kailroad Com pany's elevated branch. Tne tirm now em' ploys 208 men and ruus night and day. The small pox scare has been the means of considerable lresh vaccination in rottstown At a meeting ot the stockholders of the Potts town Iron Company held at their office In Philadelphia on Thursday, Theodore H. Mor ris whs elected rresident; Andrew Wheeler Vice President; Wm. H.

Morris, Treasurer and Joseph K. Wheeler, Secretary, m. H. Morris, tendered a number of ladies and gentlemen a soiree at his residence, High and Bailey streets, on Thursday evening. anA or.

It i. tion served, nam nMU au CAUCIiQia UOlltt Following are the new offioers of Pnttstnurn uood lempiar w. trauk Knellv W. V. Annie Conner: W.

R. Geonrn viii: v. k. 1., m. oneus: w.T..

w. oassioerry; w. vjnapiain, Walton Fryer; Jas. T. ilracey; W.

J. Mama E. Feger; W. O. Liszie Casselberry.

Dauiel. McUarty, rank l.rgooJ and a lad named stroui were arrested lur illegal car rid. ing this morning, ana sentenced to the usual line by Justice ttyers. At tbe sale ot personal nrooartv of th. lt Owen Stover, Norih Coventry, on Thursday, i rv.w ijimu IO t0 tt hCaU Uood prices generally were realised.

A meeting ot the bcaool Board of Pottarrnvn township will be held to morrow. Unusually interesting exercises vm hml .1 the High Sjhool this alteruoon, the regular routine of recitations being suspended. A number ot visitors were present. The nrnpumma opeueu wim vucai music, piaster Ue. itoyer tben opened a discussion on the folluwinv anh.

ieot: "Resjlved, that ihe study of grammar i. 01 greater imporrauce nan history." The at nrmative was lasea oy llettie W. Newliu Elmer Potter, Harry Divis and Emma Kin! berg; while on the negative side were Ralph ffhauer, Mary uoughter, John Ancoua and 1 Ja King. Following this were recitations by Miss Sallie W. Newlin oa "Itibert 0' Lincoln," and Miss Norma Brant on ''Auut Prue and L.

H. Dans, editor of the Pniutnwn LM.jtr, is announced as a candidate for the Asseuioiy nomination on tbe Democratic tinb nt in place of Wallace J. Boyd, deceased. Kb i. a gentleman of ability and would make au ex cellent run tor the ouice.

In consequence of the Senatorial mndill. Harrieburg the members of the House of Representatives wilf not visit the Norristown In sane to morrow, as bad been arranged. Harrison Muushower, for years toll gatherer at the Madison Bridge over the Schuylkill.has tendered his resignation. He contemplates removing Pottstowo. Mrs.

J. Mangan. late of the Pottstown Chronicle, has accepted tbe position of Potts town correspondent of the Heading Xen's. A meeting of the Thomas Divis Branch ot the Irish Land League will be held at P. Mangan's clotbiug store on Monday evening.

A. aleiKbiag f9rtT ll ill. CUmd Ol lligtl end Hanover streets this evening for the ri. dence of Arnold Pennypacker.North Coventry. A.

8 Personal. William K. Seliaer, of Ephrata. Lan caster county, was in this city yesterday. ur, Vy.

u. joose, ot entreport, was in Ksad yesterday. Mrs. lcholafl Rebholtz, has arrived in this oity from St. Paul.

bringing with her two Meerschaum pipes which were presented to her by tbe Medicine Man of the Sioux na tion. Frederick Lauer has been confined to his residence on South Third street, for several days, suffering from the eticts ot a severe cold, contracted while in New Yorlr recently. J.ueruart Xoung, of the Ward, has annonuced himself as a Democratic candidate tor City Controller. J. arren Tryon.

was taken suddenly ill last evei.ing on the street, and was conveyed to his rnice. No. lo North Sixth street, aud Dr. ti, Denver was called in' John F. Joyce, ot Sherman.

and Floyd Hiuman, ot Booisiowu, Ohio, are stopping at Shartle's hotel, Fifth and Washington streets, and will remain in Rending fur some time, being patients of Dr. C. E. Shoemaker's, who is treating them for defective hearing. Tbe Eagle Hotel In Lebanon Changes rlHuni, Tbe Eagle hotel in Lebanon, a long lished and thriving bosteltry, has parted company with its late popular landlord.

A. V. Siegrist. The new proprietor is Eugene crall, son 01 the incumbent sheriff of Lebanon county, who will lake charge on the first of April. Mr.

A. b. SiegriBt, the retiring pro prietor, is widely known to the traveling community, and was one of the most excellent and hospitable of landlords. He kept tbe "Eaele" for thirteen years, and his father before him, Henry eiegrist, was the proprietor for over sixteen years. Cold Snap at the End of Knell Month.

This wiuler has been marked by a cold snap at ihe end of each month. The weather at the end of Octc ber was unusually cold for I Iha Iha I flu rl r. AInnamhAH New Mllltt' .7. A military company is tK I oropgnt witn mem snow, sleighing, skating this city for the Fourth fteu ftnard ol ennsyivauia. h.Cant Savtcentury; and now January threatens to wind heenrolling lists with weather equal to that of December.

lOrre ul n'lnpt last avan na have already been secureu nf obtaining ten more, th. maxii'idly ne.ring iero, and the cold was keenly allowed by owing lo the prevailing sharp wind. Therroometfr tllolen front 1 he Ole Acndeiny. A thermometer which was sts invite attention to the advertisement of front of Shartle's hotel, Tilth and tey Academy, of which the Rev. D.

E. streets was stolen tbe other evetner i principal. The school is in a 1 inban lu .1 1 new insuumeui o.v rnug muumuui un. uuue a goou St Olev and vicinity. It has sent fnrih I.OCA1.

PISBM, Vjuoetent and successful tesch.rt. and 28 Eli Green, chM in LUon of The "jSo? aoooird WelllngTon" Brn3 the fact that the service, of one Prun? the fact that the services of one vatitfiriiAT ftlternooo. and D.guox, oQ gamr. Rouble i. expected in getting th.

body me Itsa of a. phia. Jan. 28 Tbe carpet jam mill of B.cbard Hog, being caugui anu piR.OHAI.. T)r Wild, of Canada, prfdiota fifty three 11(1.

Ol ra ii iv.f ml York State encampment of the Bo8lon Courier Mr. W. tniB wrcv. im 1. 1 43 He became so isi iubi u.o 'inis is iu a lm.

He died from a fall. I aiyalions in the State, and has been made so niiu, wbe tigbt inches fe extent men who have a.wa, would net support IB. coiuu roadeonpor I ir.unliAnA. wa. oiven in xion a d.

u.n Tie. distinctly beard telephone ine i man. wera iu. l. on tar dowbiu WUliam Goldman, violin.

The diflerent lection, were well rendered. I'lio Coontr unpeilolendenry. for the County prnfiaor 1 1 nria bi the cDerintendency in Berk, county. will SuDerinti 1 nere rintende vear. of war after and announce.

1 Llumlo begin in 1935. Those interes of war after and announces of.wr Those interested awti nM'Aiun pr i ih. field for election, and Pro 8 Keck, 1. in I a im ih. K.vs ne normal Pcnoo rru.

wltJT iivs" tion takes pl. nell iha boon Iron question, ana 11a i. v.ini, l.md in 1 lHoinlnntlon. "ru, the hoop iron industry. I A Bo tbw jou KUi min.led hy F.rst Iiaipi an ne win wi i ikian iha iivm The nomination Stanley dled did wbat he oonia "Ward Democracy is ai 1 To night the agony as to wlred maD (ladenla for co member of the city police of the Keystone Normal els.

resigned, Mr. Morgan, "'JJi adwnission have been reduced, and rami rented the farm Rehrersbur? heen engaged for next term, tbe ui acut; iBsion In April. inducement, to attract students Me'STB. 8 cur, ielrcontiactBlorice ana tons on hand 4 Je jounced. new boTlmber I.and Pnrehased.

inw the mill of the Ameilcan Wood Paper 0, merchant, has bought an after nine Altl'TA 'hinwor" or an, for meiung uuu, n'" i i VUjVVv. tons and costing tm. from JohnArnis.of three wn auu Capi Ki, a brother uul iur mamias vol to cut tbe timber on 27 THenry W. Snyder, ol. his city residing uii street oe ow "SSttfX' of Mr, John 5ii Tvlcg 111 th dlrhtherla and other dlieases.

lormeily pioprletor ol tbe Nation. Laurel, has niuchaaed or can Hoiei, 00. tirttj.i. liter tne ni'ica NiU and Buitoiiwood. MnV.

1. UaflWUtl S'v A laron TaTSuoled the loager. apart ment of the station house list night, a larger iitim bf lban usual Turnkty Harner Is off duty this being confined to hi. resldeuoe with a se vere cold. hmi, aanth strret.

U'orge K. uoouu 7w hi wei, na. rece veu Kni. fh have been ire on Jme.i.rb'.ch, of North Heidelberg hw ereoted a. team saw mill ou a traul oi tluibar land nr to 13,000 rails and 2,000 (par L.nharlsvl lie 4 cutting ice on Len idirtsvilie, when one of tin man, was drowned tat He unk with the and disappeared in aH was fished out he Cernt of the id's Fair.

hicu tit of tbe Cumru The din the large hall cmlitasjiniru township, each vd by visitors, lis large and 04) by the band George, resid.oc lane, was aih. the P. Sinly at bi. yiloyed in 'led from work at 4 p. in his usual health retired shortly after 8 o'clock, complaining of pain in tne stomach.

At 1 clock in tbe morning he awakened his wife and said he was very sics. a poysieian was sent lor, but Mr. a cobs died shortly after 2 o'clock. Death re sulted from dropsy of the heart. The deceased was a native of Phoeaixville, but came to Reading when quite a boy.

He leaves a widow and two adult sons Samuel and Israel Jacobs, residing in this city. The funeral will take place to morrow afternoon, to proceed to iuo aisace cnurcn. Appointments for VixUxiiou by Bishop Ceuiral fauna. The following are the lldt nf nnnnlntmanta by the Rev. M.

A. Da Wolfe Howe, Bishop of ue yiocese 01 central rennsylvania, for tbe administration of the rite of confirmation in the parishes under his charge Suuday. February 11, 81 John's, Carlisle; ao dl Johu's, York, do 27, A til Paul's, Harrisburg M. tit Slenhon s. Harrllinr Ash Wedueeday.

Paul a. tijhuTlklll Havan tiuuday, Maruh 0. Kaiivity, tioum Beiulobeui, ao a Bijohu s. Manetia; St Paul's. Columbia.

Suuday, March viu, A Calvary, Tamaqua; Philip's, tiummlt UIU. Sunday. Marua 7, tit Mart Mauch Chunk. do 2. tit Paul's, Wnit i Uaveu.

do ky. S'. Puter'H. HaziMtim Sunday, April 8, A tit Jaiues, Lauuaiiter; St Johu'a, Lauoaier. Sunday, AprU A Trinity, Pottsville; Monday.

Apru il, Church of Faith. Mahauoy City. Tuesday, April 12, Uood Friday, 15, tit Gabriel's, Uoulasyilte. Hi. M.

Christ Calholral. Itoaaiuu. EiStsr, 17 St Michael's. Birdsboro. IV.

at. Bl liUKe s. ijuoanoa. Meotiug ot Board of Missions, 1 Reading. Suuday, Apru A St Peter's, Plymouth; tit tiiupheu'a, Wnkusbarre.

Monday, pi to, (irace Church, Hoaesda'e. ai. InuuyUhurch.Carbuuialt). ItV, tit Jauiev, UuudaU. 27.

Jauies', PiUiiuu. k'J. M. Wyoming. Sunday, May 1, A at Luka's, ouraaton; St David's, Hyde Park, tiuuday, May l.uyeuiugiChurch of Good SbopuarJ, Monday, May it, tit Andrews', Bprlngyilla.

at Maituow na. 4, 1 hrisi cnurch, i'oiiula. 6, PM, Inuity, aiuhus; Uvouiog Church of Redeemer, tiayre. May aud 8, Sul Ivan couuiy. la, u.cunsi cnurcn, Wllliatusp 16, M.

01 Jonn's, Bellefoute. 17, Si Paul l.uui iUy.ii. 18, Keuovo. 1st, All Coudersport. M.

All Brookland. Suuday, May 2t A Bt Paul weiisuoro. iX.P Wllllamsport. 24, CbrisiChiin.b, Mi uu. 25, 8t Eveulug, St itthew's, tiuuoury.

SO tit Gabriel's; Loaf. 27, Bt Paul's, Bioomsburs. 2S, M.SlJohu's. Catawissa. Sunday, May 2a, Christ Church, Dauville and Uiacu Chaool niver bidu.

311. Beadiuir. June All Saints. Pnradi e. Prince of Peace.

Oe'lysburg, ti, Christ Church, York Springx. Onr Volunteer Flreuiru. At the recent meeting of tne Executive Committee of tbe Volunteer Fire Association the subject of a State lax upon foreign in surancd companies was thoroughly discussed. ine committee agreed upon ao act which provides that from this fund each member of hre com piny in a volunteer department who becomes disabled from securing a livelihood at his trade, occupation or business by reason of inj dries sustained by him whilst in the discharge of his duties, shall receive a sum not exceeding eight dollars per month during the continuance of such disability, and in case 01 death whilst in tbe discharge of duty a sum of one hundred dollars to defray funeral expenses. The acts when introduced will be referred to the committee of insuranoe.

of whioh Senator Mylia is chairman. The committee say that from their conversation with members of the Legislature they have every reason to believe that the above acts will become laws and that hereafter there will be qome little support for disabled fire men. Funeral of tin WUImm a The funeral of Mrs William Rowa innfe place from her late residence, No. 1152 Fraoklin street, atone o'clock yesterday after noon, and was attended by a large number of inaiivra anu irienas. cervices were held at the house, conducted by Rev.

Dr Bailsman. 11 a 01 01 rnui's memorial Kelormed church, and Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, of the First Presby. lerian cnurcn. ine choir of Ht Faul's church was also present and sang several beautiful selections, ibe deceased lav in an elec walnut casket, and was sorrounded with oil lows, harps, crowns, sickles, anchors, wreaths ana otner a oral tributes from relatives and friends.

The cortege proceeded to Charles Fans cemetery, where tbe Interment took place! Tba pall bearers were Morton I. Montgomery, William Good, Josiah Dives, Crouse, Thomas Bausher and Albert Kramer. John Hennioger was tne unueriager in charge. Tax Collector. Maklnir luv During the week ending with the 28 in.t the sum of 21, county taxes for 18S0, pu "no luecouniyireasury by the follow ing tax collectors for the districts mentioned: Mimuei Kutn Hprlug j.175 imnu.

otunz, in nam 310 ni Hamer, Tulpabocken, in 174 8t) JosiahThompKou, uih Ward 100 110 Keuben Fichthorn, 4th Ward 2il 00 George Ward (fj iraxier. Alnanv 14s xi Willian Kline, Bethel nm Jacob Becker, Fleetwood 10U 00 nt uij nr.iuwuiur. nto lf0 00 John Howden, 11th Ward. 1110 oil ian ci Aramer, ein sno 00 navunuiji luujur, iowur nciueiberg 230 00 flpertal CHy Pnlplt Nollres. Rev.

Dr. li. Sadiler, Fresident ot Muhlen. berg College, Allentown, will preaoh on Sunday, in St. James' Lutheran Church, Fifth and Cbestnnt Streets, this city, in the absence of tbe pastor, Rev.

Dr. 8chniucker, who will occupy ihe pulpit to morrow of the Lutheran Cburch of the Transfiguration, in Pottstown. First Universalist Church, Franklin street above Tenth Rev Gilbert, of Brooklyn, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow, both morn, ing and evening, services at 10 a and 7 m. Bethel A Church, North Tenth street, Rev II Green, pastor Services at 10.30 a and 7 pm; Sunday school at 1,20 m. Third Ward fleinooratlc Nominations.

School Controller, William Kerper. Constable, John H. Bellman. Ward Assessor, Diniel G. Knabb.

Conferees, David Rhein, William 8. Miller and Frederick Schnldt. Judge, First Precincl, Milford N. Ritler; Inspector, Albert Franks; Registry Assessor. L.

P. Neiman. udge, Second Precincl, Jeremiah Hernerj Inspector, R. Weidner; Registry Assessor, George Hafer. Kailroad Change, Hiram Steinback, formerly agent at Coatee vill for tbe Wilmington and Northern Rail road, has bsen made assistant agent at Birdsboro in place of C.

Ranck wbo has been appointed agent at sit, Peter's, tbe eastern frmlnus of the French Creek branch of the above railroad. A Teacher's Cold Bth, A teacher of ooe of the publio schools of Bethel township, while on his way to school slipped 00 the ioe and Tell Into the water, receiving thorough drenching. He retraced his iteps to bis. borne to change bis clothes, but Inst so much time that his school was closed for that day. Bndrten Death InWaahlng ton Township.

Daniel Kummerer, miller, of Washington township, died suddenly on Thursday alter noon of paralysis of the heart, aged 7G yerrs, He was tbe owner of a farm and mill, and we. a kind neighbor, and highly respected citizen. Special Meeting of th. Hoard or Health. A special m.etiDg of the isrd of Health will be beld this aft.rnoon at four o'clock, at the City Hall, to lake action upon accepting or pjficllng the Prtoident'a annual repoit.

LIFE IN MEXICO. FI'ST HARBOR OX THE PACIFIW. IH11U una in Gold and Mirer fn tbe VI clnlty Future Port of American Anwtralian Trade Field for Duierprlvtus; Yankees. (Correspondence Times aud Dispatch. Guaymas, Mexico, January 20, 1881.

This quaint old town in Bonora, Mexico, is looated on the east shore of the Gulf of California and has a harbor, land locked and sheltered from the sea with approaches through channels between the Inlands of San Viosate, Pi tayas aud Cocliori. Th. odd and distinctive features of this strange old town ara so peculiar that I hays been tempted to give your readers soma idea of its location, its future possibilities, and souiethtug of the antedatuyiaa hab its of this oity of suuls, I oauia down from 'Frisco on a very comfortable coastwise steamer whioh touches here about once a mouth, carryiug a few pissaujiers and a li ht cargo of wds. We anchored one bright mora. lug 10 thu oaroor, and wuiie ws wars preparing to go ashore 1 wok iu the wild and romaa tic surroundings ol luis port, so suon 10 bsaoais agreatoiuiuiarcial entrepot in the Amsrioiu Australian traij.

Lu Yaqui Indians wtrs plyiug thdir vocation ou every haul oaicoing lish 01 many varieties or takiug stirimos.oratM loosters aud oysters that are liiuud iu great abuudauoe. THK TOWS Off GtJAYMAS. nestles at tun end ot i.s quiec aud secure harbor, surrouuded ou tliroj sides by high blutfy mouulaius. The opeuing into tus ocean be tweeu two high, rugged onus, is about firs miles fro jj the oity, aul within this strait the bay wideus so as to furnish What hat been wall termed the most secure harbor on ihe Pacific, Aboui hall a mile lioui tne town au island di' vides the luuer trom the outer hirbor, and it is on this island mat the sjuth wesleru terminus of ihe great Atuhiou, 1'opeka aui Simla Fe is located. Here are the iinmenia wharves and uuiimited dockage, where the heaviest mcu oi A'ar can auuuur iu aatety.

Beyond the islaud, landward, tne water is much shallower, the average depth being but aouut nine feet, while un me seaward side there is a depth ay erasing thirty laat. l'as railroid reauhea lu terminus by a long bndga trom the eastern shore, aud will be ante to trauspart ireigai to the steamer direct. After no lie little delay at the custom house, we walked over to tbe "American hotel," aud 1 aui Iroo 10 say that it is the ODDFC9T LOOKISO EITII.PIN'a IN THE WOKI.U enjoying that universal name; a low, square, adobe building, surrounding a court or piocita. Its mud floors and small windows, and low ceilings, are striking novelties. After a lunch my trieud and 1 sauutered through the towu.

which carries the ilexicau stamp upon its face. The buildings are all of adobe, bunt one story high, aud better as a class tban those in New Mexico, Ju fact, some of them were highly ornamental. As we ueared the publio square, or plaza, we fouud a gay scene awaiting as. The native band trom the garrison were playing a medley of Spanish airs, and the plans was filled with ladies, young and old, in gay costumes, who promenaded without escorts, their natural protectors standiug outside the cirole aud bowing here aui there as they re coguijd acquaintances. 1c was a very pretty sight to au aiuericiu unuied to suoh scenes.

1 fouud, upon becoming better acquainted, that TUB INHABITANTS are divided into three classes, the "Upper Ten" being tbe Spsnish merchants whom I found re hoed and educated and with an elegaat gentility about them, too often lacking among our own aristocracy. The middle diss are the ua ti Mexican aud the lower, the Vaqui Indians, who have been largely employed in grading, the road between Heruiosilla and Gusymaa. 1 was astouished to hud what we term slavery (here called peonage) is in full vogue. If a man becomes in deot to another for 10 he is placed in absolute servitude nutil it is paid, and as wages vary from 10 to 'ib cents a day, a man who once gets behind $10 is hopelessly involved. Perhaps T.TE MOST NOTICEABLE CHARACTERISTIC of Guaymas is tbe evident aversion and hostil ity to anything which savors ot progrsssion.

In transporting cargoes from the wharf to the custom house and thence to the businesa houses, no drays or wagons are allowed to be used, because it takes away the labor of the men who "pack" everything on their backs, and in carrying water from the large well which supplies the town the same law I. iu vogue, aud a movement to bring the water into the town by pipes was instantly squelched by the sutborities. I made cousideraol. inquiry about these mountains surrounding the town, but nothing seems to have been developed iu them as lar as miningj is oonoerned. Back, further, however, from the coast there are many mines being worked which are paying splendidly and many more deserted ones where shafts were pat down from 300 to COO feet by the Spaniards years ago, but whioh now contain more or less water.

In those early years these miners were destitute of pumps and proper appliances necessary to free the shafts troiu water.and many excellent minea were destroyed by Hooding. The abandoned mines have all reverted to the government and oau bo bought lor a uouiiual sum, I aee her. A RICII FIELD for some euterpneiiiit companies, for with our modern hydraulio pumps these mines could be emptied at a comparatively small expense. When the ATiSF shall have oomplet.d its line down through this rich mineral country 1 prophesy an emigration of miners and bunnese men such as has never been known in the West for these certainly are rich and promising fields for the lusty prospeotor. The climate here in winter is(to express it in a single word) perfect, although in the town daring the summer mouths the thermometer ranges pretty high, owing to the mountains keeping out the sea breeze.

Living is compaiatively cheap and comfortable, and Irom all account everybody is as healthy here as any where. F. s. p. The Mew Church In Hereford, The new Hulls church in Herelord township will be commenced as early in tbe spring as possible.

The bricks are being transported on sleds from Macuogie to Hull's church, upward ol 100 .000 having already been delivered. The bricks are conveyed free ol charge by members of the congregation. The Lenten Reason. Th. peniteuiial season ot Lent heclm lata this year.

Ash Wednesday ooonrnnp nn tha of Maroh. This gives the lovers of faativltv an unusually long peiiod for enioymnnt. and an. oidty, fashionable and unfashionable already in a whirl of gaiety long before tbe carnival days. IM ANU ABOPMP TOWS.

The ice houses of Shoemakersvllln. cnnlalu an aggregate of lour tUousaud tons of Ice. A cow belonging tn T.ewt. FrttK. nf ha ftrn Tree hotel, iu Cumru, feu oa the ice and broke a leg.

Don't cough vonr Innpa awav. TTa. nr. Dwiim. Compound ayrup of Wild Cherry and live to a good old age.

Ask Stevens, the druggist, about 1L Henr Kurls. rr sldtnir nmr the tobacco raised ou 2 acrus of laud, tor oyer asoo. Henry Shaonell has rented tha farm ntv. Parvlu. near Loenpart, and will take possosslon In luc BpilUK, Saved raosi DEtTH.Mra.

Jannh winiann rion, says her child waa not t'iiva owing to a severe anack ot Croup, she irled Dr. Tnouias' Ecli'ctric Oil, wnlch made Immediate relief. Mr. C. Clendennen, Marlou, ned Iir.

Thomas' KcleclricOil for Bullions; he says at tint start he thought it was 11 ke tbe rest ot tue advertised humbugs, it was agreeably disappointed and nuw woud not be without some lu toe houaj tor auy money. Chief Burgess Franklin Haak, of Womelsdorf. has given ounce that all coastiug ou the must cease. The Butter Valley Croimery lu Hereford township, receives at present about lu uou nnnmi, or milk every day. Exposure to drafts whea heted, and sudden Chauu'S iu the temperature the atmosphere are proline "jure ot seyere llds, from which many ca.ea of Inflammation of the Lungs, Pleurisy, A thma, aud other mimonary Afflictions Hhould you, unfortunately contract a Cold, refort at ouee to Dr.

Jiyno K111 nor tut, remedy tint will nmonly promptly uur. Coughs and Colds, bnt will relieve aud frt 11 tha Pulmonary aud Bronchial aud reiu.ve alt dangerous symptoms. A fair and feitival for lb. bnetlt ot th "nru Oornet hand, Is iu progre.ij at Iha Ihie ilu. HoU'u.

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