Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 4

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882. Weather To Way. Washington, May 19. Indication! for the MiddU Atlantic Staff Warmer, air weather, followed by increasing clondinm, variable winds, mostly toullierly, hirer temperature. CITY NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Ke Picked Here and There by Bony Reporter. the maiopn's auks; "Is lili worth No, it is not, I declare What is wakinjt hnt a giving Kndleas time to one's back hail' Full nine hour, are passed in similiter, And for eating one takes three. While for drawing two's the nillllhrl Ten hours only are left free. After morning calls and ahnipiiiu Lunch time cometh all too soou: In upon one friends keep dropping Through tho dreary afternoon. When one puts one's filagrees on, Some bright hours at balls are sjient: Hut it's always out of season.

And forty days all told are Lent. Spalls are being placed between the tracks of a portion qf the Penn street railway. It "is reported that parties are trying to palm oft a bogus article for Parkers cough cure. The Herdic coaches did a good business yesterday in carrying passengers to the base hall grounds. One thousand laborers will soon be added to the force on the Pine Creek railroad, Heading's new link.

The Eureka social club, of this city, wilt encamp for two weeks along the Mniilencreek, near Evansville. Charles Kluge, arrested for illegal car riding, was committed to prison for twenty days by Alderman Ciraul. A number of young folks gave a pleasant entertainment in the rooms of the Harper Dramatic Association. The half square on Fifth street, between FranKlin aud Cherry, will be repaired by the steam road roller next week. An Allentown barber announces thai to day is the first Saturday in the new moon, and is the time to get your hair cm.

The grounds attached to Fred, rimer's Spring Garden saloon have been handsomely lilted up for the summer season. Ky.Schetler, who has made a number of improvements to the Gen. Taylor House, will have a grand opening this evening. John Wood worth, aged ('2 years, who resided with his son at 704 North Ninth street, has been taken to the county almshouse. Dr.

Murray Wcidman sent a number of tombstones to Morgantown, where they will be erected at the graves of deceased soldiers. Large cards denoting the changes of time on the Philadelphia Reading Railroad, are being distributed and placarded th.oughoitt the city. A repair permit was issued io Joseph Wein yesterday morning for the improvement of his property on Laurel street between Fifth and Sixth. The northern section of the city lias been canvassed for subscriptions for the erection of the new Catholic church, with very encouraging results. The Reading Hardware.

Works have commenced the work of changing the siding on Canal street, leading into the yard of their establishment. Twenty Hungarians passed through ibis city en route for Excelsior. Northumberland county, where they are eng.iged to work in the coal mines. "I want one servant Kill," he said, made to order, so to speak." The employment agent scrub lied his head. And told the msn to cull next week.

Next week he cunie an per request The clerk could furnish no such zriol. But quickly put his mind to rest lly pivina hint one ready maid. W. H. Harrison, grocer.

No. 2 17 North Eighth street, sold five tons of imported sour krout during the past season in the Farmers' market house. Mrs. Ann Lotz, widow of the late Philip Lotz, and mother in law of Alfred Franks, is lying seriously ill nt her residence at the foot of Spruce street. Ex Police Officer Rnpp has had the garden in the rear of his saloon," No.

I'tiii South" Ninth street, supplied with benches, seats and tables lor the summer trade. The ouly case before the Mayor yesterday morning was one of drunkenness, and as the party was uuable to pay the line imposed, he was retained for 24 hours. Geo. Max Maicr, the German convict who escaped from the county prison, bus not yet been captured, and is supposed to have gone iu the direction of Baltimore. Daniel S.

Klein and Jacob Fichlhorn have purchased a piece of ground on Centre street between Ninth and Tenth, upon which they intend erecting a large bakery. A beautiful tribute to the memory of the late Will A. R. Fox, of this city, has just been received by his parents from a friend of the family residing in Philadelphia, The steamer "Escoit," on its way to Sun bury, was obliged to lay over for some time about five miles above Reading, on account of a gate baing taken out of the locks. If ihe weather is favorable to morrow morning, the active members of the Hanuonie Miennerchor will meet at Twelfth and Walnut streets to proceed over Mount Penn.

George Helherington, who is about to remove to Philadelphia, was yesterday afternoon presented with a handsome silver water service by his fellow employees of the Scolt foundry. Conductor Levi Bland is still unable to resume his position on the Reading Railroad. HiB condition is such thut it may besome'titue before he will have sufficiently recuperated to return to work. Reading appears to be anxious for a connection with the Pennsylvania system, lis i iti.ens claim that they have derived nil the benetit they expect to get from Ihe Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and that thev aspire to commercial and manufacturing greatness. I'hiMrlphin Amnion.

Wainoil eft Dispute at the Almshouse. There is said to be a dispute between the county commissioners and directors of I tie poor about building a wagon shed at the County almshouse. The commissioners claim that it is their provence to erect all new buildings on county property, and as the directors have refused to furnish the boards which will be required and do Ihe necessary hauling, the commissioners propose to let Ihe matter rest. Meanwhile wagons, hoy ladders and other valuable articles are exposed to the weather. The general opinion of the farmers and others residing in the vicinity of the almshouse is that the wagon shed is badly needed, and that if there il any difficulty about it, it should be built jointly by the commissioners and directors of the poor.

An Aicrirullnral lub for A call has been issued, signed by Martin Voder, an enterprising and inlliieulial farmer ofOley township, requesting farmers to attend a public meeting to be held at the public house of Samuel 11. Mensch, in the village of Frie densburg, on Saturday, May 27ih, 1882, at one o'clock p. for Ihe purpose of orjjan i zing an (Hey township agricultural society." Piny Ground at Hone Valley Fnrk. A children's play ground was prepared this week at Rose Valley Park, to be known hereafter as the "Grand Central'' park. The play ground has been provided with swings, souls and benches, arbors and play houses, and will lie quite a feature of the park.

A number of street lamps have been ordered, aud will be placed at convenient distances apart in the park. Colored Odd Fellow lo Heel in The next annual session of the Grand I'nited Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, will be held in this city, commencing on Tuesday, September 12th. A street parade will lake place on Wednesday, September liith, at 1 o'clock p. to be followed by a pic ni and summer night's tVlivnl nl l.niior's Park. AMUSEMENT NOTES.

ACADKMY OF MUSIC. Uncle Tom Cabin. Whether school keeps or not, of one thing we are sure, that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" always draws a large audience. This was the case last evening. The company playing were under the management of Mr.

C. II. Smith, who has introduced a number of innovations, which, while destroying the artistic qualities of the drama, serve to keep the audience in constant laughter aud interest. These innovations are two 'J'opsys, two Marks, three donkeys, a full pack of blood hounds, etc. Mr.

Sam Luctis' impersonation of I'nele Tom was an artistic performance, and the characters generally were well sustained. The blood hounds produced a sensation. There was a full corps of Jubilee Singers and plantation hands, who gave characteristic songs. The Topsys by Miss Daisy Markoc and Miss Lillic Hamilton were in 'a good vein. The play was well received.

"Uncle Tom" will be given again this afternoon and to night. ALBANY He rent Dentin Orjcnn DetlietUioii. May A child of Willoughby Lciby was interred to day at the Leuhartsville church. Mrs. John lierky died this morning.

She was afflicted with consumption for some years. Mrs. liennevillc Trcxler, widow of late bereft husband, has almost fully recovered. Mr. J.

Lins. late ticket agent nt Kempton, moved to Reading this week, having resigned ns deacon in the New Rethel church. Mr. Litis was an active incmiier ol I lie Albany Literary Institution, and leaves many warm friends iu this section. Mr.

J. C. Lins, a brother, became his successor as agent and operator at the same place. The New lielhel Sunday School has made arrangements to buy an organ, which will be dedicated during summer. The Mountain Sunday School has similar prospects in view.

Owing to Ihe wet scasou, a great deal of corn has not yel been planted. lohn It. Ilemmerly, Supervisor, ishusilv engaged in repairing Ihe roads. PlNSAriK VIEWS. l.nce Mills The lae for the revival of an i.

ni fashions has brought the Lace Mitt of our unindiiiothets once ninro UllO lilMllOll, llllU DHIH litll lO wilhstandine, the many proipueciesot'their speedy don ,..1 1...0 il lllllst lie UII1 WHO "hp him i. i .1,.., des. rvo the lavor ac nnled Like the love. the mitt imparts a tasteful tin ish to a lady's toilet; and unlike the gnvt, it enhauces r' II 1 tlie llltlllt insleilil Ol conceiiniis 1111 i 0.11,1 hea week's ltilvei tlM'HH'Ilt Ol t'alluinii Uawiar, I'enn street, of this city, we can indue that Indira can tlnd there a welkis.s..rtod line ol Luce Mitts. Kith black and fancy col rs, in all the new HUailfcS, "UCll llSIIlieiu, muhi, urmii, biscuit, gold and almond tints.

BrYTllK in the market. The Kliue Kppihimer Wamsutta Muslin Dress Shirts, all linen, three ply rrnnta. nerfoct fittiinr and the best in every way. such value anywhere for 81.00. Try them.

ut.oelftl tfinpninir sif Laoett. The lace buyer of Ilin rny A Stewart has jusl returned home from the market and has brouulit with him mine ol the latest designs ill laces, consisting iu part of orientals, Saratoga, I'oiut Alelicon, llrataut. Torchon Hluck and Cream Spanish, Ac, which they have marked at extremely low ju ices, and ho doubt bine a rapid sale. tarried. CltFF CKlilKK.

At the residence ol the bride leiits on Weilnesdav. Jlarcb Jllth. lNi by the Rev. Jus B. Craft, Mr.

William F. (ieiger and Miss Klin Rice both of Hoyerafonl, Montgomery county. Pa. lUl Un .1 Vi.ie.V. On April S'th, at Turbotville, Noi thnnilK'iianii county.

Claw. K. Iliester, of Mu ke loriuerly of county, tu Mary Cornier, of Mum v. Lvcmiiiilr ri.nniy. Pa Ji, Her II Oll April Zi, Mr.

William Cawert to Miss Amanda llaudenlnisll, both of Helhel township, tliiscountv. On May 7. John Binkley, ol 1 nion I'orjre. lo P.iisetta Itald.nf. of Fry low 11, Berks niiuitv.

BMtD In llii. citv, on the luth in of diphtheria and croup. Anna Vlstella. daughter of Harry S. Bard.

vears, inoiillis and 1 day. The relatives and friends of the taniily are renpert rully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her No. slo Klin street, on Monday afternoon, Mav'i'Jd. at 1 o'clock. Service at the house.

Iiiternielit at Charles Kvaus Cemetery. KHMF.NTKOIT. On thelTlh in. ol'congention of the brain. Jnlili Kiliieiitioul, in the Tilth year of his ase.

The relatives and IriuDils are invited to attend his funeral from hi laic re idence, 'l Walnut street, on Saturday. May '2otll. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. 8 llol'KA. In thin city, on the Villi of apoplexy.

Jacob lloft'a. S'J years. The relatives aud frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at the house of his sou. Reuben Ilolfa, No. North L'iRhth treet, on Friday morning, at lo a.

111., without further notice. Burial at rolliiii i Vchiin li, lleur from the house of his son. John Holta, Satunl.iy next, at loa. m. 5 ls TRILVKL On May 2.

iu Alsiee county Jobii Ti i. vel. a'ed iVi years, 2 months and day. HI NKEI.BKRl.KR "111 sleelMown, near Main' chinch ofncarlet fever. Lva daiubtel' of Win and Catharine liunki Hs lper, asi'd fi Veau.

months and Js davs. FRi In Frittown, of leetbinc. Sumiii Catharine. dnuchter of Lanlsi an Mary iS'liupi Fry, used moritlis and ilavs. THri'l' In Lower HeididlierK, of scarlet fever, Ida Minerva, (lauirbter of Wil on and Kllilua llliminel Is reri Tl'iipp.

aued 4 years. 11 luontlis anil das. lc! VSK FOR Til KM. The Improved High Lite luar and La Rosa Cigar. 0 for 4V.

The llargiooii Cinar Holder, Rip Rap and St. Jacolw i hewinii Tobacco, at the Original Yellow Front, Smith Si.tth treet. 1' TOTICL'. The 'Ji'dh of May, the anniver I sary of the Awiatioii, is appiinled for Donation I'ay at the Hume for Wi.lowsninl Single Women. No.

South sth street. Oroceries, Flour, Provisions ofall kiinU and drv iriwuls will be gratefully received by the committee in attendance. H.M 'H AKI. H. (ill ISCoM, 11.

secretary. HOARH OF HEALTH. In accordance with a rehiilutioll passed by the Board of Health at its last annual meeting, the occlltnnts of all houses within the city of Remliug. are hereby to clean their cellars and yard. as as sis il.le, and the ov, ners or tenants of all pros'rtiee abutting on private allevs are hereby iciUe.

ted to also have said alleys cleaned, llv order of the Board of Health. ROLAND LAISO, li 2t Health Coniinisioner. liaruains IJarjuains iliiuuh jti iflmiifl PiT.iti New liia with and TiiH' Lino of Millinory ...1 s. lit. 1 miii riin(trltni I Irf ing alilc to suil tin itis ami wMh of my iMtrnnit in cvorv rtwn'ft.

A inviutii in nnt 'l ti tlie lmlir ol' K' 1hmI1 uii'l ntork. IH. T. i WKKis, i n. OW P.

nii Nie. t. "10MK AM) DAX TO DAY iiN'K OF FIN'IT FRUIT DISPLAYS In the City, at La i nff's. NvhlS1 an d. riLLIXERY MILLINERY Auolln lar of Waiiiifnlly HUMMED HATS A.I BOWETS For the Slllllliiej' trade ft! li lll'i K.

Flowers, Teal hers, HihlioiiN, Ornament, A IX RlItHilNS, ALL SHADKH, II. Jt.cV A.S.I50YEH, ViX lVnn Hlreet. Will If THE DAILY TIMES AND DISPATCH READING, "MAY 20, 1882. $eUfiouai SJotirf.5 3.ltCK'LrTHKKAN CHL'KCH, SOCT1I K1.KV lh KNTH HTKIiKT. Services to morrow at IU a.

iu. and 7 an p. by Uev. W. II.

Myers, pastor. f. isT. MATTHKW'S Ll'TIIKRAN CHURCH Iksy franklin and Pearl T. C.

BiMwimer, liastor. services lo morrow ai a. ui. ami i p. m.

rjTiVfRST PRKSBYTKKIAN CHURCH, SOI'TH Ihj)? Kitth street near Kraiikliu, itev. Wallace Und clille, imslor. Services at a. m. unit 7 in.

Sabbath School at p. m. rr CHt ilCIl OF fiOD, NINTH STRKKT NORTH OK th (il eeli, liev. William Saulsirn, imslor. Services to morrow at 10 a.

and at 7 p. m. rnTHINlTY Ll'TIIKRAN C11CRCH, BKV. 1K. Fry, isisUir.

Services lo inorrow at lou. m.and 7 "sip. in. Sunday School Rt p. in.

rv SySKCONI) KKFOHMKf) CIU HC1I, HOI Til Sixth street, Rev. ('. Met 'auley, iia stur. Services to morrow at a. m.

aud 7.30 p. by Rev. into 11. Itussel. I).

President ol ralaiiuaie i.on'ue: Sunday School at 9 o'clock a. m. (r fSTRKKT M. E. Clll'RCII.

KKV. T. (j II. Neely, pastor. Moniins service nt lung services ai i.

amijnt 1..1......1 sermon: hat tno eyes 01 uie iirun sermon: "The Ascension of Christ." Strangers are earnestly invited and will la' conliallyweleiiined. stTjameF" church, LKSi Fifth and Chestnut streets. Services by M. C. ibuine to morrow at 10 a.

m. and p. m. (js R8T BArl 1ST 111 Kt II, I'llbM'l LK street above Fourth, Rev. A.

11. Scmbower, pastor. Services to tnoirow at 10 a. in. and p.

in. ST. PAIL MEMOltlAb Kfc.HMi.M LKSi ed hnrcli. North Sixth street. Kov.

Dr. liaus nian, paitor. Services will be held to morrow nt 10 a. in. autlT.IJU p.

iu. CATHKiJIiAL, L' North Fifth street. Services to morrow at the usual hours, in. ninl T. p.

by the rector. Rev. Dr. Orrick. ir COVKNANT M.

K. CHIRCH, Kl.M STHKKT als.ve Ninth, Rev. II. A. Cleveland, pastor.

Services to morrow at 10 a. ni. and 7. p. Suuday sclKHil at 1.

4o 111. Sia ST. "JOHN'S OERMAN Ll'TIIKRAN LKSCliui eh, Walnut and Church streets. Services by the pastor, liev. .1.

.1. Kuendis. at 10 a. m. and p.

ni. to morrow. fr ii FIRST oRNKIt WASH hgr iuaton and Reed streets, Rev. II. Mosser, Isistol'.

Services to morrow, prejMtralory lo the huly communion, nt lo o'clock a. in German, and p. in F.nQ:lish: Sunday School at p. m. rf EVAXGLLirAL I'll I'KCIl, LKSSa Kilktli and Court streets, ('reaching by Rev.

S. Chubb, pastor, liennan preachinfr e.t 10 a m. Sunday School at in. Knglish preachini; at m. WASHINGTON STRKKT Cbuccli.

WashiiiRtoli above Tenth street. Rev tt lemiileion. islstur. Seruces at 10. ,0 a and pin.

Sabbath School at if 111. Ir SSsT. H'KK I.I THFHAN CHI IK'H. NORTH (JbjB Ninth street near tireen. Rev.

F. K. Ilunliin ger, pastor. Si'rvices to inorrow at l'a m. and pin.

Sunday Schisd at m. ClUIKCH, Fit AN HI. IN ST. ILy Knurtb Services to morrow at 10 a.m. and 7 n.

bv Kev. o. L. Ai.lieulVlter, foiniei ly a lie formed preachei. liKIIKAS BAPTIST C11CHCH, NORTH Ninth street.

Services to morrow at lo a ni and 7.3 Pin. rr 5 KVANC.F.LICAi, UMTKD. MKNNOS1TK, (J Ninth and (ireen stm ts. Services to morrow at 10 o'clock a. m.

and o'clock p. m. frST. BARNABAS El'lSCOI'M, CHLRIII, South Sixth street, Kev stone, rector. Hours of service to morrow: lojiO a aud Sunday school at 9 a m.

IMMAM KVANCKI.ICAI. HI'RCH wsSChestnut street below Sixth. Rev. .1. N.

Metz Ker. jsistor. Services to morrow at lo a. aud 7so p. mi Sabbath school at l.Ji p.

m. ssJ Tb7 Kl 1 LI, i I IMS 8EC LK 6i "ond lecture ou "The Bible Plan of Redemption." in Crouse's Hull. No. X) l'enn street, to morrow afteriioi.n. at o'clock.

8 OPEN AIR SERVICES, LNUER THE ausjiices of the Y. M. f. will be held at Bmlonwood anil Mulberry streets, to morrow afternoon at o'clock. tflP 5airrtt.CmCUt.Sf.

NOTICE. Any Independent Republicans of Berks county who may desire to intend the convention on Wedncsila.l uet. the 24th instant, an' re at once to signily their desire 111 i itinsr mi their signatures, address to 12 Court street. Itunliiu lt GRAND RE OPENIN(S TO NK IIT. Mr.

IIoi CnM rit't'T tht nalmm ai ihe soutlmt st conu of Ninth ami Fnn having had hi.s Mtlix'ii jwintcJ in nrtiwlic Mvli' by Mr Trent. Mini otlicrwist it novatnl, ftfnN pMpial invitation hi frii'inU imylilin viitt ilj to in f'i Hip Ini A FINE LUKCII ill Ik served, and the IkM and other liiiirs (r. cnrable will bf terved lo tlnwt' who d'HUT hiin witli a ail! this inaiifniiati.tu occitsioii. Sh eial aitfiiti.m i iiiiti to the ailitth dworatioii ol' the grand d' narl that ln cn set aide'as a arlor for the rfCej ii ol 1 tu fi if U'U ol' the proprietor. John G.

Hermann. Ai Kline Eppi hi hut's. AXTIQI Sl YLKS La CuRTAIXS at $1.15, 82.00, $2.50, 83 up to 85.00 per pair in white and ecru shades. Elegant real lace curtains at 814.00toS25.00. Walnut poles and cornices at $1.00 l.f0 up to $3.00.

Gilt poles warranted not to tarnish at $4 00 a window. In Sl'MMKB Dress Goons, cream ecru, white, pink and blue buntings are new this week. Very elegant line of brocade grenadines at moderate prices Black camel's hair silk warp rena line, Tftc Pure silk grenadines and 81 50, and an elegant and complete line of black goods for the coming summer season. Lixfn Lawns, Handsome Sen Designs 20c to 37 lc. Our great bargains in white goods from the A.

T. Stewait Co. sale are attracting wide attention. 30 inch Victoria lawns at 12 io would be cheap at 1 6c. Fine linen De Inde at 16c, usual price 20c.

Super quality linen Pe Inde at 25c richly, worth 31c. Check Nainsook at 9c Worih 12i Fine Nainsook checks at l'2i and 17c. Elegant line Swiss embroideries and all over embroidery for "waists and children's dresses. Everything in white goods at lower prices than you ever thought of paying for them. A Complete and Enobmois Glove stock.

It is easy to find loads of low priced cotton gloves, but as they ear rough and fade to nothing we take no stock in them. our pure Lisle thread gloves at 15c, and 3 elastic puie Lisle thread at 25c never be fore less than 85a Specialties in kid I gloves at 50 and 81.00. Empress of India laced gloves, summer shades, Foster laced gloves, summer shades, Ma6iuctaire kid gloves, summer shades SATINES ARE STIi.l. HERE IN VERY select styles and are taken rapidly. But now you will soon want the cooler Scotch zep.h,yrs,perlectly fast color, and hence very desirable for children and for general stv'u e.

V'e have extra bargains to offer in a 25c quality gingham at 20c and the 32 inch super quality at 2Sc never before less tban 40c. Choice domestic dress ginghams at 10c, 11c. and 121c KLINE KPPIHIMER' 522 l'KNN trt.et. FULTON IL IE CURTAINS MONKEYS, NON pareils. red cardinals, Ac.

The largest and cheapest stock of cugea ill the city. Also Rold fish, auuara li fflnlies, BIRD STORK, 408 U. fith t. r. 2l) It I AUIKS' AMI OKNTS FINE SHOES, IIEST (jl'AUTV Wl) LOWEST PRICES 440 PKXN SQUARE.

tt' EADINQ COLUMBIA RAILROAD. AKHANGKMENT OF PASSKNGER TRAINS. MONDAY, MAv 2 ti, 18 NORTHWABU. a. m.

p. m. Leave. p. m.

a 4i a no 8 40 a. m. 7 9 10 9 yuarryvuie, Lancaster, King Street 7 oil Lancaster 7 t'l ti 1 on Oolumbia 7 Abbivi. 45 SOUTHWARD, a. in.

m. 7 28 12 00 Leave. p. u. ti 111 p.

Ill Arbive. 1. Lancaster, King Qnarryville p. in. 1 10 2 HI 9 4U 9 itu 9 .10 1 8 25 8 8 SO 9 bi 6 an 40 6 4) 49Traius couuect at Readiug with trains to and from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Uarrlsburg, Allentown aud Mew York, via Bound Bruok rout.

At Columbia with trains to and from York, Banorer, Gettysburg, Frederick and Baltimore. iVjuit A. M. WILSON, 8upt. flTILMINGTON NORTHERN R.

R. Time Table to go in effect May 'nth. I mi. GOWIO NORTH. NiniLys llailv except Sunday only.

8 'at ions Wiliuinl'u a. ni. a. m. p.

m. p. ni. p. m.

p. in. a. m. p.

ni. isi.u a s.i 3 171.1 24 I14U, 9 lu 9 li 1)7 7 9 47 4 ti 50 OVId "si Ihipont haild's Lenaja Way'g St Peters Warwick SpriuRneld Iliritslsiro Beading 17' 8 rail in i 1 1.5 I. 12 44 1 .34 10 28 1 02 1129 11 02! 1 Sk 0 fxi 7 111 11 38! 2 4" fi 44; OOINQ BOPTH. 1 S3 li Mi Inlays only, ni. p.

ui. a. ui. p. ni.

Paily except Sunday. 1. m. a. ni.

a. ni. a. ni. p.

sin it Stations Beading Birdsboi'o Springflelii Warwictc St Peters Wavues'g Coa'tesville 4 4'i Lenapt' 026 ('liad'i's Ford'o Iriiisuit t'ff2 lo 1.. 7 8 In 22 3 31 CO818 2o 11 II 12 4 OGti; Salt 1 1 (ti 114" 7 9 29 4 7 if, 10 (.7 1 IH 7 44 1047 ".44, 7.V, 10 ..8 8 17 II 20 li 17 40 11 40 0 ISO .1 37 til'.) li 4o Wiluiiiiirton tl 2 1 ii ii 1 Wiliniimtou. hudd's Fold, Leiuti Cnatesville, Wayuesbiirg Junctiou. Hirdstsiro and Ital in, see time taide at all sMtinns. J.

H. THOMPSON, L. A. BROWS, Superintendent. fien.

Pass. Aai nt. Polka Dot Grenadines, Spanish lace grenadines, brocaded grenadines. Novelties in satin and face stripes, black and colors, nnfinw to dav. Also sewinsr siik grenadines in small mesh, vry de 1 sirable.

i 1,000 yards of silk in plain I 50 cents; some houses are making a noise about the same goods on paper, I at 57c they are good value at the price. Bargains in black moire silk and satin just opened tho prices are so low on these goods you cannot help to buy them when you examine the stock A new line of Summer Silk to which we call special attention. 80 cents a yard will buy a black silk at our place, not found elsewhere for less than 81, and SI. 15. Blatk Silks such as you have never before looked at for the 81.

25 a yard. We have a curiosity in BUt Silk. The $1,375 and 81.50 Black Silks are the best value ever offered by us. yards of Black Cashmere at 50c. retailed everywhere for more money.

Black and all Wool Grenadines, 46 inches 5)0c, 81, $1.18 and $1.25, very desirable goods; satin and all wool stripes to match. 500 yards of Foulard Silk at 50c, in colors, worth 75c. A full line of Polka dot and Figured Foulards, from Cdc to 85c, black and colored grounds. 1,000 yards Nun's Veilings, black and colors, 45 inches wide, at 65c; we sold the same goods before at 81. 10(i styles () Black and Cream Spanish Lace, from 18c a yard up to 83 50; the patterns are desirab'e and the price is much less tban the same goods can be purchased for to day, as the large demand has taken all the choice styles; a large assortment like this will interest you.

Novelties in Linen Lawn, large polka dot and ring patterns, Lawn Tennis and other styles at popular pi ices. A new stock of Muslin Skirts and Ladies' Musliu Underwear just received at tho gme low price, better made and better styles than home made. J.C. 420 Penn Street, heaptw, JON'T FAIL TO SEE THE Little Folks' Fishing Party. VKIRKK'S WKST WINDOW, p.

un street, lteading, I'a. in if OR niEAl ni )ookri, MTiip iMciurrfl, wood hiiliitts, hu mn. riiliWr biillrt, jnckM, marblpi, dolln, toyn, croqnet wt, wHtcnnn, veloctii: ite(4, kioI chiliiren'rt irria((fft O'BRIKN'8. 626ron itnwt. II 01'SE LEASES, Jl'IHiMKNT AND PROMISSORY NOTKfl, For gule at tlie TIMES OFFICE, 11 North Sixth Street.

tw THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD AND CHEAP CLOTHING (HOME is CORXElt OF SIXTH AND PENN. THE CTTSTOM at DEPARTMENT Is btocketl wkli a full line of choice "'OOtl. JAMESON CO. IB 110 11 A AA 436 PENN STREET. Here we are again and try to keep up the good humor of every lady and all our customers, by announcing to tliem that we have replenished our LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISES, a neat style, made of good muslin, TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Trimmed with cambric ruttle or croched edging in band and sleeves, THIRTY FIVE CENTS. A very desirable style made of Masonville muslin. The yoke consists of three rows of needlework ins rting, between clusters of tucks. The' centre piece, band and sleeves are trimmed with needle work edging, FORTY SEVEN CENTS.

LADIES' MUSLIN WALKING I SKIRTS, Trimmed with live tucks and deep hem, FOISTV SKVEX CEXTS. PRINCESS SKIRT, made of extra heavy muslin, trimmed with a cluster of tucks and deep cfiin brie rullle, SEVENTY CENTS. Another PRINCF.SS SKIRT, made of Hills muslin, trimmed with tucks and Ilounce of ver deep embroidery, NIKETY EHJHT CENTS. Aain we call particular attention to our most carefully selected assortment of made up Calico and Gingham SLIPS, DRESSES AND WRAPPERS, Calico SLIPS for Children, TWENTY THREE CENTS. CHILDREN'S FRENCH APRONS, made of striped nainsook witusasb; sleeves and pockets trimmed with everlasting trimming, TJHKTY CENTS.

MISSES' FRENCH APRONS, made of figured nainsook, sash, sleeves and pockets trimmed torchon lace, FIFTY CENTS. Misses' (iiiifthani Dresses, Children's (iiniiam Dresses and Aprons, Roys' Gingham Kilt Suits, GALLMAN 48(5 PENN 1 STREET. I I H.K TT A X. A 1 fJ II COTTON DRESS FABRICS PA XJj 1 X. 1 i Vi A l.l'' I t'll Is offering a large nsHorlmenl of Cotton DreR Ealn iri nl very low prices yards I'hinlzes, nl worth lOc.

1,000 yards 5 riiint.es, nt 10c, worlh '2W. ynrdsi Cbinlzes. at I' 'ir, ihoioo ynrit Seeriiokers. tit 'lc. l.

and yards Dress Clinglinms, nl 10c, former jn iro, 1 "2 2.fW) yards Dress QinglmmS, nl 12.1c, former rii loo. 1.200 yards Dress (iinnhanis, at 2fe, l'hiladelpliia price, KIIO yards Linen Lawns, variety of styles. French Salines in choice paiterns. Pucilie Reversible Suiting, very popular. 1 case of Standard Prints, fast Victoria Lawns jit 10c, 12ic, Mc, 1 8c and 2.1c very cheap.

India Lawn 2tic, 2 1c, "lc, 37ic. and Plaid and 8tripeti Nainsook at 10c. 121c, 15c, 18c aud 2.1c. Lace Stripes and Checks at 12.1c, Ibc and 2oc. l'eisian Ijiwu, Paris French Nainsook, I ndresscd Cambric, figured Swiss in Cream and White, Cotton Cords, Piijue Hamburg Edgings.

Swiss Embroidery Laces of every description, nil al bottom prices. CALVIN K. W1IITNER, VV2 PENN STREET. SHOES For Durability, Wear, Com Curt, and Stjle, OKAY BltO'S make of Shoes cannot he HiirpasHed. Ak for them.

STAR SHOE STORE, Finh and Venn Streotw. rtfisli and iTruch. ISH AND TRUCK OF ALL KINDS re ceived daily, at SAM RICHARHS'. Mh and Court streets. Cleaned ami delivered at short notice.

Vlease leave yonr nrder. 0 1 Im Morutiontet. STEPHKN, THE ELOCt'TlONlST, No. C17 Walnut fitrcet. Hand Sag, awtintril the geld mediil at the Academy of Munlr, l'hi Uriel pi lift, June 14lh, 1H81.

Private ninl clutw inRtriictiotH. 1'nhlic (1h a specialty. C'i aw viu rk oruanizki Tuf.s day. Fr.imi'Anv 1 2 ly 4p WAN'TKI). A girl for general linusevork.

Reference reouired. Apidy at 4 11 tt TIMliS OKI'il'H. WAN'TKI). All persons havine pictures, wax flowers, to Inline, lo bring them In II. North 'Sth street.

1 Md steel en aravinus, Ac cleaned by a new process. lri if WANTED. Active news agents 111 (owns where we have no agencies at present. Pleaso write for terms, 4c, to READING TIMliS, 12 If Heading, Pa. WANTF.D.

A liberal reward will be paid any one returning the following niissing illea of the Bkhrb ano For the years 1617. 1S37 and 1S4I1. J. KNABB CO. WANTED.

Any one having in possession auy of the following flies of the Ruaiiinu Times will receive a liberal reward by returning theul to this office For the years 1859, I860 and 18S1. .1. KNAT1B 4 CO. got knt. ITOIl REST.

One large room, over 510 and 1 I'enn street. B. II. BROWN, if 5lo Penn street. 170II RENT.

Law offices on Con rt street. Apply to A. K.STAITFKR, 6'il Court Street. 3 ti tl tttO iil TVlli RENT. Tli rec roolll in the East I'enn lluilihne.

coi ner Sixth and Wiiluut streels, tno nt lliem uitiiiile Aiil to Mailt IIEil. II. stand, centrallv locati'd, near American House and depot. For further particulars apply to Mi A KS HUT, Topton, Pa. IT IK VOU A HE DEBILITATED nnil ilrsiM.niVnl.

Dr. C. Sclilemm's urn: OF IIEM0 WIE, Tin: (ill AT Cerinan Elood Purifier is i from the best and nue. ft of medicinal am nls. It will do Wonders tor you us it linn done for hundreds of others.

It is specially adapl il for the cure of Dyspepsia. Scrofula, Tetter, Iloils, lllotch. s. Pimples, Kclnule Weakness, Liver Complaint, Diseases of Ihe Kidneys and llladder, aud llenerai Debility. or sale whnlcsalo and retail at lileinin's Pharmacy, No.

North Sixth street. opjs.ile the hevstone House, Pa. 'J tfiUw "ILI.IS lillONH, No. K21 Xorlh writes: One year ao I was smi. ri Xorlh year ao was s)t, nua v.

jut an rulitive di ease. railed T' tt niv entire beard leli out 1 usidjolm Kill, it's WONDbllrTb SAI.VK, which rife, a radical riu and restored my beard. I heiirlily recommend it. Kdward Kyler, No. Mulberry writes: I bus afflicted with Pile.

After tiyiiiR liui rtta remedies without obtaining relief, I tried luhii Ilitli rt's WONDF.IiFl'I. 8ALVK, which etirrte.l a permanent cure. Then why buy a remedy iiiauultti tared in the wilds of Texas ith cowboy evidence, hen a home remedy will positively i ure tetter, piles, itch and dan Pro r.oc per box. Watnm street. Heading, .1011 HIFFUHT, Nn.

r. l4p Cancers, Tumors, Tetter AND AIX SKIN DISKASKS CURED by MISS H. HINKI.K. Patients can be treated every Friday, at her office, a ls am 4p CAi WALNUT STREET. Rending.

017. Fine Shoos. Tine Shoos. (W7, Iw AT 017 PKSN STItKf.f. The Globe Sboo Store, J.

C. DellAllT CO nT A full line White Slippers. and C'hampafiitr. SPKUAI.TV AIiU'W IKS! onni): puiik wiiokksome: ciiE.r: received a larce shipment, which 1 idler at the follow ins very low prices Quality and kin.lof wine. pcrRal.

perdo. p. Mile Hetl ri.uet I.1' Ivr's I'1 I'liriloii I ''OH Wliitc Oilnwtin 1 l.l Catawnu 11 5 40 Dry atuwlm 4 T'i 4' I'x. Iiry I'ntawlm l.i'.n Dcliiwiirc '1. Islnml eon 'irnrit S1.2 Nlarol tiueen y'nus 10.00 To In rcBpecifully ilinira lil.eial share ol iiatmii I jrimrmiee the sli win.

a perl' ellv pore. lMlILU' 1USSIXOEK, pllwlp No. i ll I'FNX M'llUI b.Iiii I'a. Jiotcl. and Restaurants.

1 KY ecnni.m.GiTs0r iiou.se. aw: i. and MX N. lli "treet. Fiit lilss s'.

I.iii. st Honors hi the harm the eil le'un I i 't Ten Tins. all at Sch.S'h I Villi ill Hotel. I'elm utreet. if oll wisli eM reise.

l'lny pool, dunk lei.nl. of l.c. mid nil line liquors. II ARMONlE M.KNNEl'.CIIOIt HALL RES tHUMnt, lteul V. hindt, Proprietor.

Pure Vtliieftaud i. er.d.l lleerdinwu threct Irom the wood, (lysteni received daily. I'lnln Soup, l'iptl eet, pres( Tripe, Fried ij slera, and all I he delicachu of the neiiaoii. Siatfeod TDHTLE SOUP, Stewed Turtle, Lobster Salad, Shrimped Salad, Cra lis, Deviled Crabs, Deviled lams, Spring; Chickens. AM.

IM.I' A i IK HI' Till: SKAnN. Al so, IV KVERY hTYLK. AUG. R. IIASSLER.

ICI'CREVM OPENINli ON SATL'RPAY, .1 oci. irfiiJ i. ii' nil vn It rni'M PARllIRS MIM.I .41. Itl. l.r.1 y.

i i Jll. TlieimrMt after hvvinit lieu, titled up TI J1'" 4 iiti i I I I i i I BONDS AXDSl'OCKS. THE STOCK MARKET ON SATURDAY. Received by Jacob' it HluKidn, bit private irize, from Frank H.ttifth A llimker. HtUtitleljliia.

I'd. Nkw York, May HI. The uionotnuy nt tlie slock exchange was even more marked lo tltty than what we have been accustomed lo of late, the opening nrires lieing at lower figures lor many of Hie lint no activity was ilis playcil, anil no increase in tlie volume of Imsi ness was recorded. AI noon the fUoltilions for Ihe general list were below the prices, lite only exceptions being Jersey Central, Louisville Nashville, and the Wabash stocks, which were sieady Just before Ihe close slight advance in the active stocks took place, the last prices leiiv.r made at a fractional decline. Money in good supply at 2 to per cent.

No gold reported engaged for to morrow. Vahinglon advices say tilt: bank bill will probably pass to day. An aineudmeni is likely lo be adopted giving all banks ninety per cent, circulation without regard to capital. Dispalchcs from London say "sixteen millions of American bonds have been placed there iu the last few days." American securities are looked upon with confidence now since (he fact (hat large shipments of gold can be made from here without seriously depressing our market. Latest crop reports are.

very favorable. Kew York Slock Mnrkrl. May V. Closing prices of New York Btorku. Rt iiurteit ilaily hy Jacob Si Khoadrt, 2.

North Sixth street, Heading Canada Southern oj l'acilic Mail O. O. 4 1. Ml I'miria, llci'i OlevOol Cii (lid 7.01 Isbinil 1J1 (hi. In IV'1 St I.

A San Francii. Chea. ft Ohio 2o St I'aiil lloj; Contra! Pacitir.ex.div St. Paul 7 'M back. 1 20 Texas I'acidc Delaware Ilndaon Union Pacidc DenverAUio Grauda lil Wabaah.St.L.

4 Erie 4 Western do. prelerred Han. St. Joe AO Western Union do. preferred 71 Kith Danville Houston Texas UK Ohio Central Kansas Texas Norfolk f.l.; Lake Shore J'M Krie Wtntfin Mnf.

I'illshiirg 4 'Ht I II Alt I i 'oin. Michigan Mobile 4 Ohio Manhattan Klevated Missouri Pari lie K.i ihville 4 Y. Central N. J. Central pl ef I.ehish Nil 21 Valley ii'i North reiitial North Pad'om Wy, North pref 71 Penua mK li.

adiue tieu'l Men. O. 4 N. West Ohio 4 Miss tint 4 Vtc lern. Rorhester A 'I'ndet eround Kentlinir Stock itiiolitlloux.

Reading ti per rent (I per cent, water 5 per cent srhocl 5 per cent 11 gas stock tire insurance Union National National bank, Farmers' National Bank, First National Bank Commercial National Bank Wilmington A Northern K. It. stock Reading and Columbia R. K. tKilids Mexican and 8auish dollars South Reading Market House stork Perkiomen AveDlie Pass.

Railway stork East PeunsvlvnniA Telephoue stork Sixth Street Passenger R. East Penn. R. R. stock Schuylkill and Lehigh R.

K. bonds Second National Bank lio llo ll'" 10'' li ox lb" Hi lou so bo 44 10 Phllndpliihia I'lonr Market. May P.i, 1PB2. Flour Minnesota Kxtra Family on (a 7 j'i Pemia etvtra Fatuilv 0 Oil t(A li I westeru Kxtra Family li so (A 7 no Patent in 9 Oo 4 Hyo Corn, yellow to) Cjru, mixed ut) Oats mixed (in Oats white 01 (a) I I'KOF. J.

A. I A1IHBA4 M.niiul Annual l'arly And llxamination of Misses and M.lslw 3loii(lay Night, 3Iay ''Ul, 'S', AT 11 ALL. licllt s' tickets, tickets, 1 Ladies' tickets, Cliildren ir, td Humorous Amusing lnslniHivo Hv nry hi uptviiil ri.u st Talk and Mumtni.iH Il ri aidiii. "Practical Matters of Life and liliss of Ma rriae," iU all. ilhi ti uud iniiia j.r tu wilt Im rt jieiiicd IIANOLD KIMP.ALL, Autlior ol' IN tinl HAM, explaini! "'I am the llu' kl l.

ir jUive your (Vi nii nti'ii." niidt tli itinimtrrnifht ol' a ornmiti. ol ptmt iier.t citi.ert, ui ilu'CH N1HU'KH. M(tMAY KKMNU. 1AV 2nl. Athiii si.in.

liarnt! lor rv el V( il yalU'i udynt liiuel's l.onk Tliiii ni(ik niwrniiir. All ti k. t. ned 1 ah iiii tnni pmI tor of fMit' rf'ttimn nt illauilrahc irVSl NWra.YS MANDRAKK i Kor 'I'orpidity the Liver. Indigestion.

I'onslipitlion, T7SKNW1 1Y.S MANOUAKi: Malarial Tmuhles, Ililion Hiuders. II. adit, he SKSWEIN'S MANUliAKK TILLS: iiuse no jjripin but mild in their action. JrViESWKIS'S MAXDKAKL PI LLS! areag.Hid pill at all times thai no family should he ithoiil, l. 'SLNWiaYS MANDRAKE lliare just suited to this time .1 ihe year.

coated: 'J i cents lox. MANDRAKE PILLS! Ksenw.in's Pill Kseuwcills I'lils. T7SENVEI.VS MANDRAKE DILLS! A Ares.d.l.V rilARMAl'V, MuSiuth Slreet, l. l.iw Franklin. 10 tf REYERLE, NO.

7BIIJ NTRKKT. PLAIN' AND KAN't ItlNHC, WATi'llKS, KS, Odl.H STVDS, F.MS KINGS, 0U l'Mu'Ils, TIIIM1U.ES, Hit KI FTS. M'CKLM'Ksi Stl.VKItWAKK, PEN'S, Gold Tootlipl. ln, Watch haion. Sold very cheap.

call and examine. WM. (i. MOORE, Wholesale aii'l l''nl. in KENTUCKY MULES STA HI.I SIXTQ 1 tllitjc And ill VllMKlll(llir, Pa.

liood supply always on hand, ll lal.liehed Professional. (ARl). Dr. C. W.

Biicliinun hns hiaodl. from Sonlh distil sir. et, to llo Ninlh atleet. immediately opposite Ihe t'atlndie church, where he can I.e eolianltcd li it pnti" nts and liieiids nsii, I durlnit onVo hours. jt "i tf I) U.

JAMES W. l'KNN HTHFKT, Kh.AIHNO, V. OFFIfK IIOI BS: 8 toti a. tn. 1 to p.

III. CM p.m. Mlyrtp DR. LAND IS flaa remoTfsl his ofllce from No. 41 tn Ko.

2o7 NORTH SIXTH STKKI.I', three doom north of Walnut, eal aide, will coli ti line, as uiila), t. treat tatarill, tsorw Throat, Urouchltia, Aslhina, rs.uauuiplloii, ud all oilier diwwe. of tu respiratory The. iKaior treal. 'uanv "4 Ilia diaewea of the thnatt aud luiuv very iue tullUn ml p.

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