Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 1

KKNliHE OF TUB birilATKKV. Condition of the Patient A Talb tlio fbysielnna. with Washington, Sept 4 Dr Blifs, in conversation with an Associated Press rep rter ti nigL', said the Freiident was doirg very nicely. The morning bulletin which men tioned that the President had vomited twice during Saturday eight created considerable apprehension throng hout the city and numer ous inquiries were made at the mansion as to tbe caute of it. Tbe attending surgeons ex plained that the vomiting was occasioned by the collection "of phlegm in the throat, and that no eerif.us consequences were expected to follow.

The first disturbance of thestoruich occurred about ten o'clock, hut it was not noticed as being of importance, but when it occurred a second time about two a it wis at first considered to be vary unfavorable. Soon afte the tec )nd occurrence, however, the pa tient ssked for at was given a quantity of milk poriidge, wh'c'j be retained without dif ficulty. Not long after lakirg tbin he partook of some squirrel broth, which he relished President reported daring the morning that the glandular affec'ion was decreasing rapidly, and tbat the wound wen diechargicg a trifle more free'y tbao it bad been recently. It appears that as thn diecharge from (be gland ceae es ihe flow of pus from the wound increases. No noticeable change in the character of the wound his yet taken plnce, Dr Boynton, during the course cf an interview today, expressed the opinion tbat the President, notwithstanding tbe gastric disturbance which he experienced during the night, was somewhat jetler than yesterday.

Speaking about the accommoda'ioca at Long Branch tbe doo t5r eaid it would probably be necessary to have two or three cottsgee to accommodate the patient, and those wbo Would have to accom my bim. It is understood to be the inten tion lo have a guard around tbe patient's and admittance to tbe neighborhood of the President's family will only be allowed to such persons as may hold passes. Dr Boynton does not a tribute any particular importance to the fact of the President baviog vomited last night inasmuch as be has bean taking nourishment as usual ever since without difficulty. The doctor rays it may be co aidered a natural consequence, and as it was due solely to secretion of phlegm it will not materially change tbe President's general condition. He bas been doing very well since the Tomitinj; occurred.

is said by those in 1 timate with the family tbat Mrs Garfield is much pleased with the idea of the President being from the influences of Ihe malarious atmosphere which surrounds tbeWbite House to a more healthy locality, It is generally conceded by three acquainted with the facts that Ihe President will be removed between to morrow and Wednesday providing no set back occurs, and he remain in as good a condition ai be is at present and the weather is favorable. Dr. Reyburn, in conversation with a representative of the Associated Press this afternoon said the patient was as well as could be reasonably expect ad. Tbe vomiting which occurred last night had entailed no unfavorable results. Tbere hai been more or less trouble at different times from tbe eecretion of ph'egm in throat, but no particular importance bad been attached thereto because the occurrences did not in any guious way effect Ihe stomach.

In reply to a question to when Ibe President would probably be moved, Dr Reyburn said be thought not before Wednesday, and that the earliest opportunity would be taken advantage of. The Official Bulletin. lPTirnTTTivB Mansion. 8 80 a The Presi. dant vomited once late last evening and once ahont an hour after midnight, Notwithstand.

94,4, respuation 18. Signed, J. J. Woodwaro, BOBKRT hKVBl'RN, Fbamk Hamilton. Executive Mansion, 6 30 The President has passed a comfortable day.

He bat taken hie food with some relish and had no re turn of the irritability of the stomach sported in the morning's bulletins. swnllinir continues to im ra. and is now so far reduoed that VOL. READING PA, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1881. THREE CENTS.

13C mproving ANOTHER GOOD DAY PASSED. Slight but Positive Gain Noted Increasing Appetite and Other Favorable Symptoms. NO VK10DICIT OF BAD SIGNS The Dreaded Saturday Safely Passed. LATEST NEWS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE, Tne fart ihnt fiat unlays have, as a general rule, been unfavorable days tot the President appreheppions in the micds of many persine in corti'iion on that day. All hough the President was somewhat reitless, which caused higher pulse, the dispatches show that after midnight ha fell asleep and retted comfortably, and yesterday evening was quite as well us at the same time on the previous day.

These who believe in the periodicity of the recurrence of these favorable symptoms are now probably satis fied thai there is no epsc'sl durgcr to be apprehended on this sccra. It is alto something that there is no sensible diminution in the Strang! of the patient sufferer; that (here baa baen only a slight recurrence of the vomiting and nausea which showed the failure of the to do its part towards repairing the wastes of disease, aod that the delirium which accompanied (he fever has entirely disap peired, or is ocly evanescent and temporary in its character. Mirj important, however, thin even these things lo the general public is the assnrsnce that the physicians hare lally decided to remove (he President from Washington. A description of the manner in which thechanf eof location to Long Branch is to be effected will be fctir.d in another column The following are the Istecl telegrams show ing the condition of the President this mom iag. he showed more 'fat'2n: after the dressing, ruise nu, tnnpf ratnre 99.

respiration 18. Blgued, BW Blips. Wooowakd, Barnks. ROBKT RKYBURN, ITbank Hamilton, III. natch of nrtarr Blalno.

Exkcdtivb Mansion, Sept. 4 Secretary Blaine sent the following cablegram to night "Last night the President did not rest well and twice daring the night his itomaoh was so distnrbed that he Daring the day he has been better and has swallowed the asaal quantity of food and retained it. His pulse. however, has oeea man ior two preoed ing days. His surgeons do not think he has lost ground, bat he certainly has not gained sinoe last night's dispatoh.

At this hoar, hair past ten, ne is quieuy steeping." (Signed) Blaine. TOE tPESTION OF INABILITY. DlioriMloi or tn Mutter by Ihe cabinet IrittormlDatlou Mut to Broach ibe annject to tba Pre.ide.ut Now. Washington, Sept. 3 At a conference of Ibe Cabinet, held yesterday afternoon, the question or Ibe inability or the President and the transfer of the Execu'ive office to the Vice President was informally discussed.

The members of the Cabinet ere reticent as to the tone and ex'ent of Ibe discussion, and posi tively decline to say anything whatever unon the subject. There is good reason for slating, however, that no decision was reached, and sr. mere is not the rceno'et likelihood tbat anything will be tempted in this direction oy the Cabinet, enber individually or collec tively. It is believed that Secretaries Blaine. Hunt and L'ncoln loclit to the.

belief that (hat Vice President may act as President during the inability rf the President, and that At'oroey Ueneral Macveash. Postmaster General James, and Secretaries Windom and Kirkwood are of opinion that there can bn no temporary disability of (be President. Dar ing the conference tbe condition of public bus iness in tbe several departments was explained by tbe respective chiefs, and it was ascertained that there is no business of a pressing or im portant character requiring the immediate action of tbe Pretlden'; and further, that what ever executive business there may be requiring Ibe President's action, cculdbe readily disposed of by bim at the present time, if it should be deemed advistble to lay it before him. 1 earner Is Dar, Indicatiom'ar tht Middle Atlantic Statu: Fair wheather, toutherly vrindt, elalionary, followed by falling barometer, stationary or higher tempetaturt. CONDENSED TELEUKAHB.

At New York on Satnr dav stocks were strong at higher rates. J. H. Wilson is training in the oanvasa for United States Senator from Iowa. This year the bon oroo of the West nrnmiuw io ue coosiueraoiy oeiow the average.

Uen. Merritt. onr new Consul. finnoral London, sailed from New York on Batnrdav for curupe. Saturday's New York bank statement was ntavorable, aod the surplus reserve re.

uuxru to minion. At O'hkoih. the Indiana have n'aaeri their war dance ifl consequence of the arrival in uuiteu owes troops. Eight Hon. Lyon Plavfair.

Detiutv Sneaker of the British House of Commonp, eirived at flew iork, on Saturday. The Bank of Montreal has agreed to nepna tiate sll of the five million dollars' worth of lanada scino Kauroad bonds, first issue. The Spragues have been erjioined from an further management of the Ouidnink rnmnanv i ui m. luviucuvtf, uevause 01 onnsroptcy. The coort of innuirv at Flrmontb.

Enir. in the case of the dieabter to the bon of war Dot. ere), has acquitted the captain and offioers of en oiarae. Paymaster General Cutler, of Die Nn sllhough retired on account of age, will con tinue in cflice until tbe President appoints bis The cir fitted np by the Pennsylvania Hail. road Cornpt nr to convey President Gilfiild to Long Braocti lefi Altaoai last evening for TV HSUJUglUQ.

Comrannioation by the French Cable Com pany's cable, between Land's Bod and Brest, which bad been ii.terronted ior abont two raomup. nas Den restored. Tbroughont Canada Eist the drouth contin. nee, and tbe crops have been eenerallv dtrnr. ed.

Iiorest fi ret are raging, and meetings of lurmers nave ueeo neia to provide means ot protection. During a quarrel at Harrisburg Friday vary much. One of tbe attendants upon the I night, K. J. Chandler, city editor of the Patriot, was shot in the lee by Naudain Hamilton and severely wounded, Tne latter waa arrested and held tor trial.

Allen Bernherd, a school teacher, committed to prison at Allenlown for iimr.OMlity, made nis escape yetteruay morning by scaling a wall. aa waa recapiurea in me county, in a corn nam, last nignc. John C. Rusrell, who bad stolen a walnh at Saltillo, Indiana, waa taken from a oonstable on Saturday and Bwnne up to a tree to extort a confession, lie was resuscitated with treat 1. 1 1 uiuiuuiiy aiier ne was lei oown.

There waa a woman in rtnnr and the only colored cadet went 10 the bad because of the demand she made for jewelry and pocket money. His Dnlcinea waa Lnnv t.l. Wl; puiiiu, nr, upper', ooiorea COOK, By the breaking of a scaffold at the new of them more or lets injured, though none laiaiiy. Gov. Foster, of Ohio, in a proclamation to LOCAL WEWa Apoleaof Last Tear'.

Nrowih. An apple grown last year in William Shsr tle orchard, Upper Bern township, in an excellent s' ate of preservation, ii io the possession of Henry Kershner, of Bernville. Jared Machemer, of North Heidelberg township, has Krau ser annles of last vear'a lug the disturbance, ne aiepi wen moat oi tne guuu nonunion, ineynave night and this morning has taken food by (be retained their flavor, and are of rich color moutn without nausea and has retained it. His nulee is somewhat more frequent, but in other BBD 1 ntberan Mynod. i.

ahont thr nnu ihi. Ibe bast rennevlvania Hmnd of th. T.nlh. hour aa yesterrlay. Poise 108, temperature "8n V11 meet Unoaster, September uvui o.

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Bliss, Lutheran chnreh, Rev. Bylvanus 8tall, pastor. K.BAaNi and from 10 lo 175 delegates are exnaotad to I a. I be present. Bt.

Matth. corner of Franklin and Pearl streets, this oily! is connected with this Synod. Pant'e Church. Harvest home" wae celebrated in St. Paul's Memorial Reformed church, North Bixth atreet, yesterday morning, by appropriate servioes.

The church waa beautifullv with speoimens of this year's orope. A large fruit and flowers, A large pyramid of fruit oooupied a conspicuous place in tbe oentre. O.i one side, in a larg i uro, wa a omss made of grain, with fiawers in the centre. On the other side was a star, made of tbe beads of cereals, and containing in the centre a bunch ot choice flowers. A uumbsr of hanging baskets were suspended by invisible wires, and trailing i vines and plants oompleted the decorations, "Praise ye tbe Lnrd" wae sum by the quar tette choir, James H.

Hantsoh presiding at the orean. An appropriate sermon wae delivered by Bev. Dr. Bausman. BlanUwn Wewli Bleetlnst.

LAKGK ATIENUANCK FROM BEADING AT THK WOODS MEETING UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CHURCH. The woods meeting held at Blandon yester day under tbe auspices of tbe A church, North Tenth street, this city, was well attended. The grove in which (he meeting waa held is (be property of Jdoob Scbaefier, aod well adapted for such purpose. At the east end a lare platform wis erected and seats placed thereon for the accommodation of tbe orshipsrs. Oa account of (he inclemency of the weather no services were held on Saturday.

Servioes were opened at half past six o'clock yeseiday mcroirg by Riv Brock pastor of the congrega'ioo. Mr Brock delivered a sermon from Ibe 21st cbnptvr of Revelations. 7ih verse, after, which quite a number of persons appraached the mourners bench. Tbe interesting; service were kept up for two hours, when an intermission took place until balf past ten o'clock, when the fce rvices were again re newed, Rev Brock lu'in. Tbe choir rendered some excellent mustc.

The hour Temperance Campaign Inngnrated. The temperance campaign in Ibis city was opened yesterday afternoon, at half past three o'clock, in A ball, Eighth aod Penn streets. Ruber, a weli temperi ance aovocate. was toe crincinai TTn.lUnltnH.1 U.tl nLil.i i I 1 A i. ik.i niiaaeipnia, evening at six ciocx ne Delivered an VZXl op sir meeting, corner cf hs been kept about tbe Executive Mansion, i ui ij 111 tne citizens or unio, nas appointed Tuesday st a day of prayer for tbe restoration of (he Prtsi aent's Deal'h.

uov. Farofaam. of Mass, hat appointed Tbarsday, Bept. 8th, as a time for the sme purpose, raise, tbe Greenback candidate for State Senator in Davis county, Iowa, who said that resident uarneld wa. "a meaner man than Guiteau," has been compelled to withdraw from tbe canvass, owing to the intense feeling against uiin causea oj tue William Dickerson and Joel Vanars dalen, (he oonvioted Whittaker will forcers.

were sentenced at Philadelphia, each to un. aergo an imprisonment or leu year, in the Eastern Penitentiary, and to a fine of one thousand dollars. Judre Peirce. before Pro nouncing the sentence, over ruled a motion for a new trial. Taylor of London, brokers of the de terred bonds ot the ifhiladelphia and Beading Railroad, have irsued a circular stating that Mr.

Lord, after having applied for and obtained through the MoCalmont. opies of all papers relating to tbe shove bonds, for the alleged of defending the suit brought by the subscribers for non fulfillment of the contraot made witb tbem by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, has published an incomplete list ot me subscribers. Mulberry aod Bnttonwood streets. Mr Baber will speak in Reading every evening Ibis week. Pbllomatbenn nluat Hoclely To For the meeting of the Pbilomathean Lit.

erary Society in Bland's hall, Ninth and Penn streets, this evening, an interesting programme ot literary and musical exercises bas been ar 1 ranged, including tbe Ir lbwing: Select read inffS hv John fttnnhen and P.nlin. a.a. Dele gate to tbe American Pomoloslc'al Btiri lj. Hon George 8'i'sd, of this citv. Presi dent of the Pennsylvania Fruit Growers' So1 ciety.at the eighteenth session cf tbe American Pomological Society, which will convene in boston, Mass, oo tbe 15.

inst Jodse Stit has been appointed lo represent the Barks County Agricultural Society at the same meeting. Funeral of a Tetnran Cavalryman To raj, A cumber of members of the Sixth Pennavt. vania Cavalry Ve'eran Association, residing in this city, will leave this morning for Philadelphia, for tbe purpose of attending the funeral of Major Starr, in Germantown. wbo served with the regiment dnrintr the war. This rei ment was known a.

Rash's Lancers, and con. tained a number of Btrks county soldiers. The (Second Rational Bank. The Second National Bnk was opened on Saturday morning for business, with William Leoser as Cashier. lite a number of de posits were received during (be morning, and the bank starts out under Ihe most favorable auspices.

Fnneral of the l.ae llln Waarner. Tbe taoeral of the late El Wanner (born Tuner) took place oa Saturday morning from the residence of her son in hw, Franois Kern, No, 1113 Elm street. Tbe cortege proceeded to St, Paul's Catholio churoh, where servioes were held, after which interment waa made at the Catholio cemetery. The deceased bad been but two days In thia country. rill Admitted to Probate.

The wilt of Louisa Fisher, late of this city. deceased, has been admitted to probate in tbe Register's effice, and letters testamentary have been granted lo Father George Bornemann. of St. Paul's Catholic church. Mr.

TteBorbon' Birthday Annlveraarv. Jh.aonfonr of his face ia restored. The wound arch in the front of the churoh contained the William DeBorbon celebrated his sev Innw. nd material change. The rise of tern words "Feast of Harvest" In gilt letters.

Be "yfirst birthday anniversary on Saturday, iwrature tbfs afternoon has been very slight, low this waa a smaller aroh made of wheat and in tbe evening gave a social entertain pnite was more frequent throughout rye heads. The pnlpit wss surrounded by ment lo number of hit friends at tbe Man tb day Ibaa yssterday or the day before, aud sheaves of wheat and corn, and samples of sion House. PRESIDENT'S REMOVAL. ARBANGEHENTS FOB THE JOCKJJKT Brstaeb Brleoted aa tbe Dcatlaa tloa of Ibe aoBerer Xaiatrlal la flaenee Aebwowledgtd The Hallway Car. The removal of the President is decided npon.

It is the forlorn hope in his treatment. At the consultation Dr Frank Hamilton said: "He will die if he remains; there is a chance if he is taken away." Any one who has followed Ihe treatment of the President'i cue and the vitiations of his maladies can see how desperate Ihe alternative is. The President is so weak that he can hardly turn bis head on tbe pillow, and since Monday he bas not gained one particle of strength. Today the physicians decide that he baa inhaled the malarial prisons, which now add their virulency to Ihe irrepressible pyaemia poisons in tbe blood. Meanwhile the sunpara tion in the face and tbe fl aw of pus from tbe wound are eating away the tissues and exhausting the remnant of strength that (he force ot excessive stimulation can only a little longer bolster up.

Tbe question now if, can that fictitious strength be tuainthii.ed until the change of air and scene trier. Ho one more than the patient himself thinks and for dinner was then annouuesd, which occu i hopes that it can. pied nearly aa boor. Tbe audience was again i a Critical Undertaklnar. called together at 1 o'clock Mr Brock remark 1 It would be tolly to disguise the fact that ed that as he had no assistant, the this change is the mcst critical stge in the ance was much better than he had expected, are importan', is withheld from tbe bulletins, Tbe collections were good and it is thought Nor is it repeated to interviewers, but it tbat a considerable sum was realized for the comes from a source to near the sick chamber.

payment of the debt which is resting upon the BD closely associated with it there can be nurcn. To Buy's Festival at I.aner'a Park. To day's festival at Lauer's Park, under the auspices of Goethe Lodge of the Harugari, promises to be an cccasion of genuine enjoy. ment, where families can spend a half a day, church. Trinity Sunday School, of Sinking Spring, made an excursion to Lititi, which was largely patronized.

Among the participants weie a number of parsons from this city. Swlndlera In Rnadlnar. Two men have been engaged in swindling operrtions in this city. One ot them calls at a business place under the pretense of sirous of buying it out. The spoon tier swindle Ken hen Fink, oorner of Franklin and Lemon streets, and Mrs.

Mover. No. 52 North Tenth street. Reception to tbe Pnmor ot Covenant H.F. ihoreh.

An informal reception waspiven on Saturdav evening to Rev. Cornelias Hadsrn, pastor of Covenant M. E. church, and fe. wbo have just returned from a wedding trip.

The recep tion iook piace at the ot M. Cress man, No. 748 Franklin street, and was lareelv attended by the members ot tbe congregation. The newly married couple will reside for a short time with Henry Crouse. No.

1047 Penn stree', until the parsonage adjoining the ohnich has been placed in thorough order. memueri 01 tne How the Patient Will be Removed, Tbe oar lo be nsed will be brought on the (racks that bring stone to the Washington monumsnt, within one third of a mile of tbe White House. Tbe President will then be taken on a litter through the main or south door of the Exeoutive Mansion down across Ihe lawn to tba oar. It ie estimated that he can be oirried that far and landed in the car within fifteen minutes from the time of start, ing. It is not intended to give any information of the time, but it is expeoted that he will he removed in the early hours of the Toe rest of tbe plan it only formulated to include a leisurely joarney to the Brunch.

The tvAnfv huniii nil etrla. And manufactures thons ands of boxes. A little sou of Adam Knauer residing at No 110 South Tenth street, while running aown tad lln street the other evening, was Diuen oj vlnlnna rincr. Thirteen teachers will be appointed by the School Board ofCumru township next Saturday. The anntversiry of the Otterbein Sun Jay School will be held on tbe 18'h inst.

The hat factories of this city are running on full tt me, flllinn orders for the fall trade and the work men ar all well pleasea wnn ineprospevui menu, One of Smith's patent fire alarm registers has been placed In the Junior engine bonse by Mr John A Buch, tbe agent ior una section oi i euu sylyania. Damage Canal by ihe uronirht. BLUE MOUNTAINS ON FIHB BATTLB8MAKE8 FLEEING FEOM THEIB LAIB8 STREAMS DISAPPEARING CBOFS DESTROYED. An overcast sky, with an eastern wind, and every other indication favorable for rain yes soeakin? was telling on him hard, but aa Riv. 1 treatment, and tta! while there are no chances Fnn ih.

hnf nnrnh. Samuel Underbill was present he had kindly at all that the "President csn live if kept here, treat deal of bark, and thousands of posts and consented to take his place at the one o'clock there srs only a few that he can survive tbe rails have been destroyed. Jacob G. Haag, of service. Bev Underbill delivered a sermon removal.

It is admitted now that fir the last i tipper Bern is ons ot the heaviest losers, from Luke, 13th chapter and 18th verse. Fo1 lowing this a rece look place, when service) were renewed at three o'clock. Bev. Brock spoke from Matthew, 7 chapter, 13 to 14th verse. Another service was held at 6.30 seven days he has been kept alive by etimula tion only.

V'n Mr. Bliss, whose adroitness in rep favorable symptoms wben the situation gave ground for none, bas said as much, and has further confeesed that stimu by Key Brock, who took for bis theme lants must carry (be President to some place Johns, 3. chapter, 14th to 15th verse. Tbe where their obvious necessity shall end or tbe meeting was (ben closed with prayer. Rev patient himself expire.

This fact, like most Brock stated to the reporter tbat the attend tbe many in the trea ment of tbe case that terday, and yet no rain. Still it is apparently not far off, and tbe weloome pattering ot the rain drops will probably be heard by the time this item read. On Saturday atteruooo. at two o'clock, Reading was visited with a grateful shower ot rtie, the first in a long period. The rain was not general, however, and below Birdsboro, through the Schuylkill Valley, no drops fell.

There was also no rain in Philadelphia on Saturday previous to four o'oloek, and none whatever in Pottsville. On Thursday morning at an early bonr, a heavy rain passed over Mohrsville, and proceeded in a southeast erly direction, the track of the storm being oout iwo miles wide. The great drought has had a disastrous e.ret pon tbe orops in this section. In most places eorn will not be half a crop, pasture ia dried ap, tbe late potato crop is a failure, and vegetation of all kinds has suffered. The drv weather has resulted in mountain fires, which have done much damege.

The Blue Mountain between Bhartlesville and Strauss towu is enveloped in clouds of smoke, and a laree area bas been burnt over. At Miller's tavern on the ton ot the mountain, rattle snakes, driven from their dens by the flames, distance is as follows i To Baltimore, 43 miles; i eral fi oners if his right hand masbed while to Philadelphia, 99 Monmouth Juuotion. 42 Elberon, 64. Total, 238 mile. If the train were ran at an average of fifteen miles an honr tba journey woolJ require something like fit.

teen hours. It is not thought likely that any effort at fast time will be made. The emergencies of Ibe journey cannot, of courts, be pro vooi auet, ioanes tx freoencK ano miss Liz 1 puisiuuiue. in zie uumn; violin dnet, Jotepb A Allcgier and "na lu" wul IO 08 mn they Charles Frederick. oome np.

It ha. been decided to move the rresiaent oeiore vveanesaay. Bold Robber, at Work, Haas Rodman's tailoring establishment, on ine secona iioor oi toe Hiigie building, Bixth and Court streets, was robbed at an earlv hour on Saturday morning, of Iwo overcoats valued at 20 each, and a pair of shears. Tba door was found unlocked in tbe morning, ana a cnisei aua raiiroaa spixe were lying in the entry. Highwaymen robbed a porter wagon at the bend in Ferkiomen evenue, near Knabb ice dam, of a number of bottles of porter.

The wagon waa in charge of Charles Pelpher. A man carrying basket full of bread is reported lo have had everything taken from him in broad daylight at the same place. An attempt was made to burglariously enter tbe dwelling bouse of Mr. Charles Brcshkowsky, No 432 Canal street, on Satnr day mornmg about four o'clock. Tbe thieves were frightened away by ihe wife of Mr.

Brosckkowskv. who was tnrnuil eh. m.ti i 1 muxivaiu i icon.ouv, vuruiupocr noise m.ae in me attempt to enect an entrance through the cellar grate. LOC4I, nHHM, Yesterday wu the first oioudy Sabbath for months, A number ot peach trees In this city are furnishing fair crops of fruit. i Ten per cent, will be added en all unpaid city taxes after this month.

The Reformed Mlseion, Eighth and Washington streets, is be.ng gradually built np. i No arrangement, have yet been made for another race between tne crews ot of the Schuylkill Boat Club. I Adam Hugett waa the first farmer to sow grain tnis reason in tna vicinity ot vviniertvuis, this county. A pup valued at 175, belonging to the Uncle Tom's Cabin combination, showed signs of hydro Bhobia la this oity and wai shot at the request of ie owner. Tbe loose sahes at the Southern end of the Hamburg depot, which caused several accidents, have been removed.

Tbe employee, of the West Hamburg rolling mill receive their monthly pay on Saturday, A life lniur.no. company to be conducted on the awienment Iplan about to be organized in Hamburg. The Hennlngsvllle Sunday School, of Long swamp township, held a plo nlo on Calypso It land, Bethlehem, on Saturday. Anguatu. W.beklnd, proprietor of the paper box factory on Ferktomen aveuus employs at present A West of Hamburg large quantities of cord wood have been burned.

Travel has oecome dangerous on the mountain roads on account ot the hres, Between Ribesonia and Harrisburg along tbe Lebanon Valley Bulroad, a number ef fences have been burned, having been ignited by sparks from locomotives. Large areas of OharreJ grass may also be seen the work of the flames. Engineers and firemen on the rail road have been instraoted to be carefal with their slides, so as to prevent fires. In the vioinity of Kutztown everything is parched. Urazing tor cattle is all burned, even in tbe meadows.

Cattle put in the fields are no dispute. Af.er all. it is only what has f08018 lnemBelT. om been p.narll b.lia.ed fnr rlV A nnngry. ine oacony oreea.

uriea np, ana kiT dost is raised at some points in passing over it. while never admitted by Ihe doctors, has j. ballow boles fish have been oanirht with never Deen contradicted ny them. tQe haodai Heapl ol flsh were shoveled out of Kioeron ine i iac Neieeted. Kutrs dam, near Jiutitown, last i riday morn.

uoug Dranon, or ratner la tne 0D iog, the total number of nsh, by aotual count, or a lew hours in the evening in the most J80" OI ln rresiaenrs trip, lie is of having been pleasant manner. The musical programme, course to travel ey me rennsyivania Mailrosd, oounty streams la other seodone of the almost wholly disap tor Dotn anernoon and evening, comprises the i "uu "wy wnerai juaoveagn nas imme peared, choicest selections. The Ringgold Band and diat arrangements. His long Fahrbaoh's orchestra will famish a rare mnsi connection with tb. coftpiny as its attorney i i Projera lor Pre aldent earlield.

cal entertainment. The contest for the archery enables bim to do this with pecuiii; facility. SERVICES IN CHURCHES OF THIS CITT TO priae will be exciting, and tbe other opportu Hew Flam Adopted. MORROW IN RESPONSE TO THE OOVER nities for having a delightful time will be 1 The train on which the President will be car 1 PROCLAMATION nnmerouj. The stereoptical panorama in tbe ried ia now in tbe Altoona shops of the Penn fn to the proclamation of the Gov evenmg should not be missed.

Ssventy one sylvama Railroad. The plan of us ug the late of Belorroed nhnrnhM scenes and portraits will be presented, illa.trat 1 Thorns. A Soott'e car for tbe President has been Vt tli, chy will noli anion meeUng of praveJ many. Tba park will a'io be brilliantly llln door opening in the side will be wed instead. g(reet to nrav for our afflinteii President on minated this evening.

Dsncing will be, oon This is to enable the President's bed to be nut rJ.i 1J( 'rut tinned during the afternoon and evening Rnnlay School Pto Nles on Ratordny, nrisCissarr comiscor diallyinvitedbeCin and partly for passengers. It is to be mounted i with ty. Plji t.li. .1 t. 1 An A 1 I 1 1 1 ib uiui um vj.tUJUSV IQ tUlB UU fcWU irUUKB UI WUeeiS Mfth Atlfl tn ha ry cinity, by the Green Rule, woods, balf a Spricgrille Union nnA mil.

...1 nf following Sunday Schools carpeted with cushions. A force of men are at at which tbe KiDggold Band furnished music; pl Jent'e and St. John's, of Ontejinnee. near Grnant's a k.Li of in lun Ganser'a work on II now and it will be ready to leave o'clock in the morninr. for' SZIZZZ mile from Gechler's tavern: tneearsnop ay noon to morrow, and is to ar a iih.

in Peter woods, Next to the engine toralion 0f th, health of tbeJ President. It i. will be drawn a parlor car for the Prasidnni'a u. household. Th ri a a jj iii DAAnnj "uu win wi irco iu Hiieou aau pari cipaio in ill be second on the tram, and the services.

There has been no oonortnnitv k. nii vu.wu a uuiunu uuiHi inp l.l. 1 1 i sureeons and for their hoanital uf.t.UJr uu u8Ctions ean oe maoe ny any tnat would prevent the PREPARATIONS FOB the TRIP nnion of all our people in this service. Our General Manager Thompson, of the Pennsyl readers will remember the meeting which was vaoia Aanroaa, nas cnarge or tne details, and hastily called Dy the pattor of this otmrch for ne nas aavisea tne doctors that the train cm the morning ot the Fourth ot July, and which be ran at a high rate of epeed, say forty five proved (o be one of the most interesting and miles an honr, with greater easelo the patient, impressive servioes ever held in this oiiy. In the road being so smooth, than he could be the present urgency, while the President's lite moved at say fifteen or twenty miles an honr.

still hangs in the balance, we trust and believe Six hours is therefore named as the time for that there will be a Urge and earnest response mo ai i uam uwu mouga. possmie tnat ine can or ine uoYeraor. arrive, wun ounaie or vaiuemegua. hlctt Uhe weather at Long Branch may be ra nr he offers to sell at a sacrifice. No.

1 is desirous it i i i a. i iAQMBMk atoiej a sub biuie ni nflDftrinr auwsximsi hem iisuiaa naritfL itJh.ZtL'Tt!Sr eD" by approach of the At tba Keyaton. House on Saturday alter. of them. In this manner they endeavored to i nll0.

.1... u. ji: manner tbev endeavored to Cottage, where the President is of land, with dwelling, barn and tn tat.n a aores other guard of twenty soldiers to do polios duty will outbuildings, for $8,000, aod. 4 aores and 34 acoompany the train. They will ocounv the perohea of woodland tor $105, the purchaser in 1 1 1 1 A EI umiiivruig iuu vuo unu Uf ine SnrgeOOS Car.

uubu uaooa uciug A uun unriuiBU, From Washington to Baltimore Superintendent Alderman C. Deem sold a two story G. C. Wilkins, of the Baltimore and Potomac bouse, No. 712 Chestnut street, property of roao, win nave charge or the train.

From airs, carnara xioio, 10 nomas A. Baltimore to Philadelphia he writ haH aUfaifltAH $1 250. by General Aeent William Crawford nf ih. I Also, two lota of ground situated on North Philidelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore divi I Tenth street beyond Bnttonwood, containing ivu. rmui a uiiuutjiimia Dupermtendent 1 ueep, io nenry james aioures, or tne JNew York division of Aonenpaon ana jonn r.

Aiersob, who wi'l each the fenasylvama Kallroad, will run the train immediately commence the erection of a two to tbe end or tbe journey, and the road will be i llorT brios: dwelling house. kept clear for its movement. I sheriff Gerhart sold in hiseffics on Satnr. SHOT DOWN BY INDIANS. ISO fHEB ASACBE OF TROOPS.

Gen. Carr and Two Companies; of Cavalry Reported Killed la Arl oua The BeglantBK ol a Bloody War. Disoonnectad and unsatisfactory as Ihe die patches from Ar'ina are, it may nevertheless be stated that oar troops have again suffered severely at the hsnds of tbe Indians. General Cur was stationed at Fort Apache with two oompanies of the Sixth United State cavalry, On Wednesday last it seems Lieutenant Cruse was ordered to arrest one of Ihe medicine men of the Waits Mountain Apaches. The offender resisted and shot Cruse.

Then the company which commanded shot and killed tbe medicine man. In immediate re taliation the Indians, led by some of Ibe Io diao scouts (probably in the pay of the United States government), are reported to have literally massacred the entire whits garrison, in cluding seven officers and upward of saventy men. It is also slated that Fort Apache, where Mrs. Carr and other hdies had quar ters, was subsequently captured by the Ia diaas. This report, however, is not con firmed, though what was to prevect the captors of tba fort is not stated, If the soldiers were all killed.

As the rebels number about fifteen hundred and the savages start on the warpath with all the eclat of victory, according to their notions, ihe government has evidently a very serious affair on band. REPORTS OP THE SLAUGHTER. Fear, that the Port Containing; tba Of ucer. wive, una Been Captured The following dicpatch was given to tbe press by the War Department: Presidio of San Francisco Sept. 2, 1881.

To the Adjotant General, Washing ton: "The following, daled September his been received from tbe commanding general of the Department of Arizona; "I have rumors more or less authentic that Carr had a fight on tbe 30th at Cubico Creek crossing, Verde trail, and no information has I i oeen received irom mm since. Ibe courier due at Apache on Ihe 30tb has nol reported i ne inuians irom Ine reservation renort momu mat trie iroops have been wh nned Tbey say a lieutenant and several soldiers were killed, and report Fort Aoache taken. which ia not credited. Bui tbe situation is serious. Indian Inspector Gardner reports tne agency (o be seriously endangered by the nostues, and cans tor troops, isiddle is niov ing from Thomas towsrds Apache, expecting to be at the tanks, twenty seven miles from i noma, to day.

will get other troops to 8a'rf rlos soon as possible Troops from GranC22J'6 Huacluca are msrehing to Thomas. itfeCiellso's company will goto old Fort Grant 't8 protect Ban Pedro Valley, Chaffee ia ordered to Carlos, and Pries, with two cavalry comosoies. 5" Chino Valley, to tbe Verde. The iafanlrv af Whip pie is held in readiness to niarca lo the At 4 lantic and faciho railroad lo protect the working pirtiae. tttacy is under orders to return from Yuma to Grant.

The infantry will ba concentrated at the most available point In southeastern Ar'zina. I hope the outbreak is not universal. Haskell goes to 8 Carlos to eeOTre the alliance of as many as possible, but I would thank you to hold the First cavalry and oiher Iroocs in remlinea. in reinforce me if necessary, as all m. h.

needed. The rumors are conflicting. I do not believe that Fort Apacbe was taken, and (bis report is probably confounded with fight at Cibiens in atlemplins lo arrest a rnndi. cine man. I am holdirg two companies of tbe rirst cavairy in this Department and in this Department and oompanies of the E'ghth inlnu'ry at Benlcia, three com paces at Fort Point, and Hasbrouok's battery, ft: cavuliy, will oe oroereu at once to the In fact, some of the companies are already under marching oraers.

Confirmation of Nrwa of tbe Mnaencre, Washington, 4 Secretary Lincoln this evenimr received a dispioh from General MoDosvell at Ban Fraueeeo, in he re norti the ncipt of Inter advices from Camp Thomas, corroborating tbe reported massaore ol most ot Uen. Carr command. Usn. Mo. Dowell'8 states tr at an Indian who witnessed the fight oamp into Camp Thomas A Unlltr Indian Aseut San Francisco, Sept 4 A Tucson dispatoh says the Apaohe country settled almost entirely by Mormons, and it is reported here that tbere is an understanding between them and the Indiana.

Tbe excitement here is intense, and there is talk of organizing a force of volunteers and proceeding against the COMING COUNTY FAIR. SOME AKHANflEHEA IS COjH6IDERKi. oppoaed (o Bicycle Riding Propoal tlnus for Lectures, Ballooa Raees, and Oiber Entertalnmente Via Itora to Neighboring Fair. The monthly meeting of the Berks County and reported that t.11 ol Gen. Carr' command I Agricultural Society was held on Saturdav were killed but a few men, who were trying to iL afternoon in the Court make their way back to rort Apaohe, House, with the President, Jacob G.

Zarr, of Union township. in the chair. PERFORMANCES ON BICYCLES. Hon Ancona, Chairman of the Com mittee on Grouads, reported that Ihe Commit tee had agreed to recommend tbat the sum of Ban agency. loniguauuu is Bijirnniu t1.

at the oonduot of Indian Agent Tiffany. He 10' to be dmded bree premiums of 5, has studiously denied that there was any dan ana resuctively, be offered to amateur ger of trouble, and repeatedly asserted that bicycle riders from this county, for a half mil. none of the agency Iadians were oft the reser ul'' na" vation. It is olaimed by those well informed race at the coming county fair; and that ar In tbe matter mat so large a ooay or inaians I raneementa ba mut. for nni.

iwnM not h. han hent without the know. 7 a ledge of the Agent, and had he so informed the female bicycle rider and trotting Il a I a lU. Ik. ABanAU I .1 42 acres with stone house, barn and onlbnild.

work yesterday and last night retting thg f'JJ'1. 4nrl Reading on Saturday. Te "PPoinlment of visiting oommittiw. in ouj. un uiu wuu aimomty, push ng I i uu uiuereni counlv r.

town, for 156 per aore. for Apache. oity, have returned from a two weeks' tour brought up. The Secret. Aeeldeota so city and Conntr.

Jobo a Uemmer, No 627 Noun Ninth street, brakeman on a pusher engine, had coupling cars John Hnrtline, a laborer in the Bitdsboro roiling mm, nau nis right leg badly cut below tbe knee, by a pile of iron fallirg upon mm. Thomas A Shirey, of rdsboro, was acci was felled to tbe ground. An ugly wound was inflicted. Catharine, a four year old daughter of James Tyson, No 128 Cedar street, while annKing irom a glass tumbler in the yard, fell witb her baud upon the glass, which was broken. The tendon of her little fihger waa severed by tbe broken glass, and the palm of her nana was cut Irom the thumb to Ihe oppo site Blue, Jobnny Oldt, son of Daniel OUt, of Ham burg, fractured his arm by falling, Dr Potteiger reduced tbe fracture.

New Fire Comnanv Movement. A meetinff waa held on HattirriA. vanlni Gilson alley, in Ihe Second Ward, was frightfully burned at 11 o'clock on Saturday night. He was going up stairs with a lighted coal oil lamp in bis hand, when the lamnsnrtH.nl. exploded, throwing tbe burning oil over his arms, hands and breast.

His arms from the elbows down were left io raw and terrible eocdition, scarcely vestige of skin remaining 1 1 rn i upuu mew. a as irjurea man sutlers great pain, and will be unable lo do any work for a long lime. He is employed as nuddlsr at Iht Reading Iron Works, fmr companies of the Eighth iofantrv in Miokey brought word that a number of chiefs day, under proceedings in partition, a traot of with all his band, and others' are on the vrilh all k.nl A .1 woodland in Alsace township, containing 1 aores and yt perobes, to Frank Fick. at aore. It was part of the real estate of Ihe late i uatnanne ueenr.

The sale of a 11 acre traot, aibu iu auwm kuwusuiu, was postponed. ine real estate or reter ivuiiwig, deceased, in are uuuiiog in wun meir Dands, but that Pedro. path; that Carr's command, innlndinv him.if six other offioers and sixty fonr enlisted men' L. 1 1 anicu uy ueiore yesterday. Also that euro's men nau xiiiea aavan nr iht man oluding aa expressman, between Apache'and auvusn.

iuc(B is uu Vvni rmm tna A niinihAa Amity township, Berks oounty. consisting of I The line is down the wire out. Biddle was ai mtinarj amouriiieu oi iuo iaov, mo hiwouio ttUu xuuuing norBea. tQOTed toft, premi wouia auauufw navo uvea averiou, i White Mountain Apaches are the most warlike, I mmotua autboriW and hare always been considered to I Is "ia nat be was sorry that ftnT other braachof the nnraeroas sab division I tne Committee bad thought proDer to TpiAm. of the great Apache Nation.

They number ail I mend such premiums. Bicycle riding is just told about 800. and have never vet been thor 1 what the people are trvincr to cot r.H oughly subjugated. A dispatch from Yuma, I referred to the numerous runaways and A pi. ma lli 11 tha trnnnn hithetrtn RlAa I B.nicntii II.

nt l.n tinned at Fort Yuma left this evening for Camp lightening at bicycles, and thought thit'hil! Anache and neiuhborhood. nnil.nf C. months Latest otUclal aged, and not encouraged. ing is the latest offioial dispatoh from the vioi ho, 'tfli" I upon Ihe nity of the Indian massscre: Thomas, Sept. 3, iLV 8nd original Evening The Southern Territory is not be fmittee was not present, he lieved to be in danirer.

The Cheri Cobua and saed that the eubiact be laid over. whi Aoennv Annf haa ai a rpnnrfnfl nil nninl Th I agreed tO. news of Carr's disaster is not contradisted. The I Mr, Ancona also reported that tbe refresh sonthern posts are still garrisoned, and troops I fnent stands of tbe fair would be told on tbe a.c vw ujs pu uu wiBBiu ua i uiuuuu ucai caiuraay afternoon ISigoed, Haskell. I Prejident Zorr stated tbat .11 ih tine Aiuo V.la..

I mentn for Ihn rtonaana. I of Collector Talen I ments for the necessary crintinn A Brolber ln Law fn. F.n nB ibe milieu. fair had been made. The Capt Eimund Hentig, reported among tbe 1 "I in tbis.city on the 26th ot September, 1867 is a praotitioner at the Pbiladelohia har.

Prof Theodore Kellner, of Philadelphia, out ui iuo iKWJiuE xinn nonooi r.ipnittr i. in k. 4 I. KM VHJ i A a Unth, wife and daughter, of this citv. are en a tour thioagh tbe West, and will h.

to go to tbe as islance of the Iroops in Ar zona absent abont three weeks. They will proceed if that becomes necessary. as fjr as 8t Paul, Minn. McDowell, Major General. Job Seitzinger, Esq, of Philadelphia.

The following trleiram waa iotht city on Saturday. Dem for War Department this morning hy Antinff Ad. Keesler, cf this oitv, is expected to I i. 1 tr i srrivfi nnrnn irom p.nrnn. nn Jn 7 Muiveover irom usneral Mo 5 'rf l.iweii, aaiea oeptemner I vwrnminnj iui.

The following was received from th. I iBiormca cnuroi in the Reformed church. m.niiino o.n.r.1 k. I uay morning tna evening. vcu.i uuoului AriKnn.

"BB I iuu UlCltl auu 'u list of killed in this horrible massacre, is a brother in law of Collector of Internal Revenue Joseph Valentine, of this city. Mrs Hentig bas oeen on a visit fo Reading during the sum mer, and is now staying at a health resort at Wernersville. Capt Hentig was in command of Company of tbe Sixth Cavalry, and was born in Michigan in 1145. He received an ap pointment as Second in the regular premium lists will ba ready for circulation in a few days. DU VOLUMES DONATED TO THE LIBRARY Secretary Fox renorted library by the late E.

Jonathan Deininger, of this cy, a few days before hi. "A volumes, ae follow "London Cyelo'pedia," Amenkan scfcer Bauer," and Garden Green House and Orchard," each three vol umei: 25 bound volume, of in Farmer," "Cottage Builder," one rolum and nltecn volume, of army June 12, 1867, and accepted bis csmmis Mr. Fox paid a euloev to i. m. "vlf." sion June 24, wben he was attached to tbe deceased, and then offered the following reso Sixth Cavalry and ordered to frontier dutv.

He wbich" motion of Edwin Shelter. I were niur.tmnn.l. was made rirst of his company I u. uujiiu. Deo S3, 1868, and served in this caoacitv for the lm "hn lit hi.m.

Pfizer in nearly eight years, during which time be saw aTin.hfi'VSiS8?? a great deal of active service on (he Plains, and subjects to our library, therefore gained the reputation of being a brave Md UfSM tried soldier. Oa Nov 15, 1876, he was com EX rioultnre7nd missioned captain of Company He stood No 81 in the lineal rank of Captains in the Army. Bernard Reilly, jr, attorney at law. re siding at No 116 South Sixth street, this city, was formerly a captain in the United States Army, and served for twelve years under Gen. Carr.

ED. Times PennnAl. Lorenz Nolde, of Ephrata, Lancaster county, 7. Vu na "ho entertained ui atnaiy cons deration Hesolved, That the excellent example of the d. ceased should be Imitated by others so thatth.

'3medMmayaVone. vllbl.7d of tn a mnntui.H Interest in the Berk, to whom a cZYm.TinonTem unite in the good work which this societv en deavoring to accompliah. "oueiy en FINK CATTLE DIBPT.AV tvo i a trustee and prominent member of the Sooiely I referred to the importance of eventh Day Baptists, the monasterv of I of making a fine display of rati la th. which ia located at the above place, was in this ing fair, and offered the follow! buT yesterday. Whhreas, hj.j rf "ug: merchant of PhiJ 'lnW ISO u.nnuanr'.ho'.lJ?1 1 4 tne ta" and son in law or r.

V. L'ewellyn Beaver, best of thoroughbreds and YddLIS this eity, was in Reading yesterday, and cal ed s' last night at this office, titti molat Judge Hagenmau and wife. William S. Rif. fkrohoT L' ft "vlte owner.

ter of the iVews, Jesse G. Hawley of the Eagle annual exhibition; them 10 and Henry S. fekert, at AtlanticCity. Maj. Ancona moved the adontior.

Hon Emanuel Furtb, of Philadelphia, son of resolution whirl. 5 PV.00 ot Leopold Forth, formerly of Beadin. iTin i Zl bl. Dr. Smith, city.

Mr Furtb represents the represen 7 S. following tative district in the Legislature. He was boro W1 I Co1 8titr. Hon and "Pt William Moore. BI CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 8TLVANIA.

I Htate Willi. Zerr, who left Reading about six b. William Penn would be OT PENN A commun cation was received from the Centenuial Association of Pennsylvania in reference to the delivery cf addrewes it the next counlv fair in rL.j ofth. association, which to provide for a nronnr 80 tion of ihp onn 'JLr. "g.oeieora of iiw.

fi.r 7 the founding of tbe ate of Pennsvlvani. h. rennsyivania by Willi.m Peun. The communication was referred, on ttj: "isrreu, or U.iin. Shippen.brg, ye denT BZ irl'Jl, auauu Ul ina im, mittee on Grounds, with to natea to aay telejtrapb.

a report "7' 18 Hon. Frederick I power act. irom tne suo agenoy tbat an Indian named Inl wu lUD ra that the 7 .1 Hi 108 00P Ji i iuo luuniiino nr Beo for FreemansbLiri' rutnmm "ejeDrateQa and said that ha i ed to this city to remain. founder cf the Slate hm '7 William Groeizineer has entured ih. I Penn would ha iu.i....j Morris A.

ffnuhal in.m.. tit 1. I ..1 this Conntv. hnt for al I 1 wuuwiBU I uiuiv Ul nf A IT Cl.tf i I I o. ix.

uiouuo1, ij a as a law uaent. i orewer oi this as tbe pioneer (Laughter and ap. wun ine nouse or vy. H. Zmn, wholesale and wmjuitxees to other retail aeaier in ary goods aad millinery.

La I Fairs, COUNTY on. tnrougn the New England States and New of fairs to iak ni. "wjtsomso 3sw umoOrs I Ynrr I wuaiuic angniniy fan A dispZUom C.pt..a William Soh.fer. th, denial clerk at VtXf 88d Ih. R.mhn Ha.

lllSOUrg. HMimai.t.. luuowiug eneot: Three coo pmiea i tbis day Ihe 5th i nt .7 uu riershave now come into Camp Thomas all fin8 08ne' a silver head, on Satur "ursion tickets, ba bringing tbe same news that Gener.1 1. Mr. Phihp Moyer, baker, of this Pwosylvani Bail bis command have all been massaoreJ by the 0't' railroad on aOM 00 tneir of White Mountain Indians thirtv fiv.

mil fro 1 on wrlain days, good io Gordon, First Lieutenant vumpauy milium otanton, First Lieutenant Company William Carter. First A special to the Chioagn ni Arisma, oon firms the report ot the massacre of I ul DlrJi anner Ueneral Carr by Apaches near Camp Thomas. Lieutenant Cruse was shot by "medioine man" whom he white waa killed. Three oomnanie. of oavalrv and a company of scouts under Overton are en route aa reinforcements.

No courier yet come through, and all are supposed to have been killed. for. Troon, for Arlaona. There i. great aotiviiy tn military ciroles lo Hinnershlta Buck Gerhart rt Camp Apache.

There were 110 4 eiportinw arr nve aays. The member. Sportlatr AfT.lr.. cers killed, all belonging io the Sixth cavalry, A saoOTi match game uf base ball. I ,0 deignale what particular fairs they fit M.lll a ki i.

vu.wa.v anus. uc. I u.ium.T ait lUJuU 3 UU lIL VUIB HT Qn in. n. inroogriou'.

ine matcn. Messrs James Clark 7 vames Uttt mania i MLIUUIUl ments in appoint Eugene A. Carr. Colon.) Hiiih I for Ko.t'own mniMt In m.ioS for I were th.i ma fill. viuuvi I a innd a He 7i .7..." i I uuea.

1 WiAlU VBTBlfT Li 1 1 I IUl muna u.mntig, Captain I stakes. Tbere ueu.ai.T bv.u upon me icreneaa oy a large Company Sixth were nme cooteetants in the Lehigh county fair Alit" thrown af Aaa.na.l claa 1 I ra. Cki. i I I IAtr. AUOntOWn.

Qar.1 rtoa stone thrown at an escaped tteer. and cavalry; Charles mt ca, lbra wtre two prsxis one of ov and ooe ol 11. Ihe shoaling was very good bihJoi ltu' lorK Ootober 4 7 Hon oo Lieutenant and Regimental J.mmtml soetotv. n. Thomas Cruse, Second Lieutenant Comnanv I 1 68011 len liarn Hi 8 Aq00u.

CoVj BUAte? Wit Dr, George MoCreery. The White Mountain Indi ana' RMlArvaHmt t. located about one hundred and sixty mile. l. a tir.i uur.u ui nuuiu, near tne new Mexican line The tribe numbers abont fifteen hundred in all They eun muster 4U0 warriora.

Thia i. oniy tnoa oi Anaoues which have not been whipped into subjeotion. Tbey were moved iu ioio into toe birds, entitling them to tbe prizes. ing is the score Schwartz rtz 1 10 10 1110 1 7 Mora fair, Oxford I rh Jei.08 1 1 1 1 i i 1 110 111111 9 Montgomery county AmhiarV eir a llliiiiii 23 Uamelb fuuclif uu' ler 20 Clark 1 1 1 1 111 Bulz 1 10 1111 Retnoehl I 1 1 i 1 i 110 0 0 J. i i Follow 1 1 10 0 1 8 1 1 San Carlo.

Raraiinn k.i I were recalled and returned to their old hnn'tina 11 1 1 1 1 grounds, where they have been ever sinoe I Ane D1" cluS' cf thls cil7" Peril of tbe onio lu" mat piaoe oatur All the Indian runners have been coming 7 8lt6rnoon by ibe score of 18 to 6. They i 7. nri JnnnHnn rTonsa in tha I Into San Carlos Agenov nnria say tbey treated in roval r.n Man na a n.nn ik in.i iraiiin in ia, Mnar.Ma. with were a manner Ward in referAnrw (o nrffAniino a A I with General Carr at Cubioo Creek, in claim tbat Ihe umpire, a Pottsville man. ran.

engine company in Ihe northern section of o0 nd abont dere(1 eral decisions against tbem and favored the city. Jacob Ebling presided, and AI "BU' report that rottsville club in the calling of balls and fed 8 Jones officiated a. Secretary. eir w. JS? ki'led T' 8nd 8hf80 fiIded were made by William ll Jilineyoung, Alex 31st nit.

The White MounTa liT i 8 I f. "a ome good batting for ander Bohloltman, Michael nelly. John tna onlv Indian. kno. kC CIUD Kelly.

Samuel Millmore. Charles Rohrbach. in this outbreak. The. nnVL.

n.S?n.?8rJ,!(l Zwoyer, and Chairman Ealing, in regard I hundred braves, bat others mav h.n kI7 I I ASOAHihisotowk to the neoessity of a fire company In that I drawn into their service. If thu. Clement Clouser is' ereotin. a n. growing seotion of tbe oity, wheie there are 'nfirmed this will be a serious affair for th.

I Gibraltar, which wtu be very mvenlent for .1 i.i.i 1. 1 i I arritorv n. great many iuuubiiibi eaiaoiisomenit, ana I Ti i military tbroes, After Th. tT i'. blocks of new houses sre in course of erection.

Following Committee on Orgaointion waa appointed William Klineyoung, Samuel Millmore, Alexander 8ohlotlman, John Kelly and Michael nelly. Twenty three gentlemen signified their intention of becoming members of ti new company. Tbe next meeting will be held on Saturday evening, tbe 17th inst. FrlKbtfnlly Burned by Deadly Coal oil, Edward McDonongh. residing at Nn40'2 the people of the net hborhood.

a are hauling lime from the Union canal. Chester countv f.i. o. Lauer. WllliamR Hon Frederic Oa motion of iin r.

President and Set retarv wer. complete the appointments. Members of the society desirous of visiting any particular fairs are requested to report ss soon as possible to the Secretary, in order that their credentials may be prepared. ixhibition or silk products attm i aib A communication was read from Mrs John Lucas, of Philadelphia, President of the Women's Bilk Culture Association of Ihe Uni ted States, asking permission lo make an exhibit at (he coming fair of silk cocoons and reeled silk. The question of offering a money Dreminm for the display of silk cocoons and reeled silk was discussed, when it was stated that th a sociation of which Mrs.

Lucas is Pre.id.ne .1 .1 L. n. 1 the fight part of The Commodore Jo, Foote. the Commodore. of displaying the fine produots of E.

un.icuBU IO I Klirln II Tinmi' Wr i ki' Elgin. 111. savs Thomas' Kni.Krrr.in im. ttraai me tort. II ofeciatloa with one applluation, tnoroughly uuiii is not certain.

Several of Ued. It also cured him of a severe oold ni omoera wives, inolading General Carr's wuh. He thinks It a ralnabie remedy, and vv.ai vvoiv a uig I ui uBy uej mtuuuim How the SfaaaanM the association and especally that the reeled silksTouldb. seen and its quslity tested. As it is contrary to the rules of the society to pay money premiums to exhibitors from outside of th.

Mrs Isaac srbe and daughters, of Tulpehocken I oiution, offered bv ax Shariff a ih.i V. ITT! township, have returned Horn a visit to Je.an.as. adopted that the diploma of th. TaVa, L. A Patriabch writes: "With a firm, steady hand fered for the disnlav refernd to 1 (not a Uembling one), though my age is nearly! eighty, I give my testimony to the value of Bnr I PROPOSITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS 40.

Rittprs: for twenty year. I suffered I A nronoaieion r. SSureelrl btotor hooffM HaUE trying arrest whsreupon th. troops 8bnt money IhrownTwaTnn society Iratnitously; htVrii. opened fire and killed the "modioine man." your 1 give Burdook Biooil Bl'ters the lation throughout the State, and to furnish th.

The massacre then began, tbe Indian scouts credit for making me i strong and hearty." Price sooiety with a sufficient number of copies. On nnng on tne white troops, and nearly every ht mot wu authoriied to accent number or nocntei townshln farmori the liberal offer. ill. iiii.r.1 nrrar Six complimentary tioketa of admission Exroso to drafts when heated, and sudden th. annn.l foir of iw.

chADges in th. temperature of the atmoenhere are a Z.TZ'u ark nroliflcauroe. of eevere from whioh ouoietv, to De held at Oral. ewe. oi tnnammation or tbe Pleurisy.

wauty, oepi tj, Zi and 23 Aaihm. A.rl nthAr Pnlmnn.rv In.lk. i a ue i Mw ubtjui inemoers aeairitv v.lonad. Hhould Vftn. wnfnrtnn.taia I oa, IV day in preparation for the departure for An SffiiiMi'S oommnnicatiov it i.

anaentooa mat 10m ui tBi ijoia, 6ut win relieve and stren.th.n ih. a' oeoretary, from agricf the Eighth infantry at Angel Island, three eom paniae of the Fourth artillery at Presidio, two Pulmonary and Bronchial Organs, and remove all ihuii ivi. aeronauts, bicycle riders. vantmuei op.