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¥ Be acin si fit mest, ighe figfieflmrve E ”were“ ish ( fire» Pip 7 game, Editor. ~ ghee. h finvmnmsmfi mum's. Wet-um: each msemon ® Golk mn per year. “pan Notices in Reading Column, 5 \Ine each Insertion,\ 7&me on inon Medien Mottoed mee... obituary Notlees: | ing the Schuylkill river at Reading, Pa., : gig éfifnbgeompany * . .._ ' | and earrie@several miles down the stream Kaveri The Ga A? TTE. hog a. Jarge | The nine occupanhf were rescued in an f lon, and: cons ren Chine - ' vex-{rid URet~ | ekhausted condition, mgwts pnd rip ion of Book apd Job Printing 320, loin. \Wedding Cards, Thursday bs ards often: linesor 1ess,§4.00per p ir annum for each and somenteonw ghthennmberorin. the funeral. rt again: at magk dwm be published ur: fit dden(tr),a.n x»harge made accord-4 AAmenrm establish- ow su ed w a e modern f {n Anos ood facilities for the ith méatness and _ dispatoh, or Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Ordersor ointhases and Blanks eto _.~th§ s I 3 i o he we pb ( ? ing tkafifimfimia - dite fifiw 4 mon ita Sip Shot | Committee, athe a them . T 'go ' I or #6,400, Next I mm railroad trains were much im- had to . be shoveled M'M teams have crossed the ay ‘oe river bétwéen Ogdensburg X tfi onthe ico thus farthmym W ”The Ohio river had risen 62 éfiet at cinuati on Bunday, and was still go- < damage will amount to 'dollara, vier A s on someof 4 orthern New York railroads last “Wateflown has had a snow-fall vat tei feob this:winter, and most of ¢ s Figuitiral Bociety will be held on .the. on marmmmfing Park 'Associa d he latter part- of Sop: | \ MM ii: yir 'B. Senate, Saturday, amend- bill tannin the tat on snuff, smok- ng an a‘finnufiatmd tobacco to sight lfifi «per 1pound and making the tax ifiga bufldmg Tor $97,000, have Arin alone for' enough to much W ‘ard Wagner, the eminent compos- ysnow t weoek,+and somé N.] “next numbn- of the Btate Ag- Chicago, have been attached, - The lia bilities are $125,000, and their assetts unknown. The firm endorsed the paper ‘ euflldw-hstflunday. Business must | the extent of 380, figs” th‘ The will of Henry T. Morgan, the ”W Bradley, sheriff and tax collect. | New York banker, bequeaths $15,000 to | has not yet made its' way through the f $/Oarrol Parish, La., is a de- religious societies. 'The remainderofthe Legislature, but it has received © very estate is divided into equal parts among: his nephews and nieces and Yale, Har- | yerd, Williams and Amherst colleges. The fastest train in the world is the Flying Dutohman; which runs from Lon- don to Bwindon, at the rate of 58; miles\ an hour, on a seven-foot guage road, In this country the fastest trains are those ran -between ~Phfifidelphifi and Jersey City. Over 52,000,000 cans of tomatoes were packed last year, making one for every man, woman and child in the country. Nearly half of the work was done in Vir- ginia and land, The wholesale price for three pound cans ranges from {our to five cents each. ~ It is rumored in Boston that a forth- coming message of Cov. Butler will con- ['tain an announcement that Mr. Vander- bilt bas made the State of Massachusetts an offer for the Hoosac Tunnel, and that if his offer I9 addapted, ha proposss to connect it with the Bolton and Albany raxlway Hem-y Ward Beecher says he expects that Gan. Butler will sometime be Presi- dent of the United Btates, and, though he regards him as a dangerous man, would rather soe him President than a nameless weak man, The prediction isnot absurd. A few months ago almost no one believed that Gen. Butler would ever be Govern or of Manéachnsetts. - “a“; ,,.A% \ pital Cable, of. Dub , if“ ggggf wa; « Moss \ 48 p A , $ ;.4,TM‘::' AWAY © WWW Who (Brooklyn E091“ Washington. béen sued by a student who wis prom- p@6@1 says the probabilities are that |: #ed am5w'egploma m William B. Ohandler: will be: chosen oneyear’s study, - 'The faculty decline to chairman .. of the Nflhflnfll Repnbhctm 'Keep the agreem t, - whloh wos made, v—H—~———o-$T¥——-— The Résding ' 'Coal Company works 1,700 muleg nndéf@totind in 'its mines, Ei?bm1° so Imfizoszhe digs: was wrecked at Tehacapi, California, is @ Alsfage was upsetTuegday while cross- g Hurdly a town in England is untouch-, ed by the effect of the late storm either by flood or wind, the sodden condition 'of the land preventing the farmers from sowing while others had seed compfetely == spoiled. ' \4 W Rogers & Co.,fcoal and iron dealers At the rebel faction under Bpioche. |P. T. Barnum, who desires that it shonld. Governor Morgan was aged 72 years, whhie “n‘hfiz’e‘i‘ ap g K 1mm E So oped Obie eit w G ‘.' nud . CPB aaru mt“! QM \ fifhifiefifvh‘b lized: to 1»th pgupgig with some iactrn T5411 | lad by & mature 1113132350 we cevent... _L ) ‘relatiogLf lg; on on. the causes * The 0510936 College of Hyman; has tho end of they any, by an i ‘vidnal teacher. . M Fhe e'xnminnhon of conductor fleed and brakeman Patton,- .of the train that concluded. The court decided that Reed discharged his duty faithfally; The Postogoe \Department at Wash- found Patton . guilty of gross criminal ington will be draped thirty days in re- ' \I apect.to the memory of the late Marshall Jewell, and will be slosed onthe day of negligence, and held him for trial. night. rise there and at points above. Mississippi below Cairo. A private dispatch from Muscogee, I. T., says that General Pleasant Porter, commander of the Government party of the Creek Indians, left Okmulkee on Feb, 9th with 400 men for the camp of In the meantime Major 'Tuft, the United States Agent, has been busy, and an arbitration committee has been appointed to which hubeenqotenednlLoanaeantlmnblfi. i—wfi The bill to protect Niagara Falls from the ravages of speculators and despoilers general approval. Among those who favor the preservition of this spot is Mr. be '\unperverted for sordid purposes.\ The famous purveyor of amusements ] doubtless feels that Niagara never would seriously set up pretentions to being the greatest show on earth, and no thought of jealousy of it could.. inter#ére with his | desire for its protection. Ex-Gov, Morgan died at 8 a. m. yes- terday, © At midnight it was apparent that the Governor was fast sinking, Du- ring the early hours of the morning he lay apparently without pain. At seven o'clock his condition took a sudden charge for the worse, and he lost con- sciousness and remained in that state un- til he expired. His wife and other mem- bers of the family were with him at the time of his death, Many friends of the family and prominent citizens called at the house to express their sorrow. Ex- His fortuneis estimated at seven to twelve millions. f The Ohio river reached its maximuny, 65 feet and one inch; Tuésday, and fell two inces and a quarter. during the The heavy rains which prevailed in Ohio yesterday will delay the fall at Cincinnati, and probably qause a second The riv- er has reached the danger line at Cairo, and dangerous floods will occur in the 'Coppinger, a gallant officer of the Uni- lof strikes, 6to., mt}: fihe mew? af prepar- ing ' and | repertmg legxsletion, # any tion of such labor disturbances as have frequently excited the country during the past ten years, It is contended by men of ability in Congreatg that faulty legmlehon is the principal csfse of labor troubles in: this country, ° Among the Members of Congres who inure studied the benefit that wise legislation might the ubxtrahon plan which has been in- troduced in the Pennsylvania Iegaehfiure. This plan contemplates the creation in' some shape, of> boards of arbitration;' whose duty it would be to undertake the amicable settlement of questions of dif- ference arising between capital and labor. During the past several weeks since the tanff has monopolized oongreemonal Attention, and ~-rendered news a scarce commodity, industrious Washington cor- respondents have made numerous changes in the Cabinet, but the incumbents per- sist in holding their places, despite this flow of printer's ink,. When a \special dispatch\ announcing the retirement of one member of the Cabinet, has elicited from an authorative source a positiveide- nial, the undaunted' correspondent has so on until nearly all the President's ad- visers have, in turn, been informed | through the press of their contemplated retirement. The Cabinet remains intact, and the indications are that it will con- tinue so,. One. of the most brilliant marriages that has taken place at the National Cap- ital, was that @t the residence of Ex-Bec- retary Blaine on Tuesday morning, the high contrnotmg parties being Miss Alice Btanwood, the lovely daughter of Ex- Beoretary Blaine, and Colonel John J. ted States Arm? The ceremony was performed in the drawing-room of the Blaine mansion, in the presence of a dis- tinguished gathering, including the Pres- ident, Beqretary Chandler, Secretary and Mrs, Teller, General, Mrs, and the Misses Bherman, Chief Justice Waite and Mrs. Waite, Hon. W. W. Corcoran and others. Rev. Father Chappelle per- formed the ceremony. It is estimated that there were fully 300 guests present. The whisky men have wbout given up the idea of passing their bill this session, |- but are relying on an extra session to get their work in. They do not seem to re» member the story of \Old Dog Tray.\ If they do, they have failed to be gov- erned gocordingly, Their lobby, in its anxietf to do something, have succeeded well- in killing the bill. About the only the relations of labor and capital, and | confer, there are a good many who favor |. proceeded to write another member, and |- And then» while making your ven eigen} ' “We are ofi'ermg and“ are hot hams at 6c; that large line '-Goods- You should see: them / wholesale. w. New Patterns and Designs-all the beautiful and vari; Medflf _ and colors which are brought out by this optlcal inétrnmentfldm seen by lookmg at our 7 NEW SPRING Aside from the attractions in our Prints, Ginghams and Dmfigfir We are every day adding to our stock and can always show chef; f novelties ofthe times., ; ing the remains of the late President Garfield are in the habit of opgning the cagket every day before making their re- port, is denied by authority. The officer in command says, ''a report is made at the end of each month by the officer in charge. The following is an order from the Secretary of War;- ''TUntil othe ; tempo the investment, and ‘ on the invest We Ward Beé er's. broth?! K., Mm on.a Ohicago lecture plat- gight as \\the most famous ‘fixf * Henry Ward then “notifier $15me ”flab '@éronla- 'of the ew A ce up chei-egreeenhhomolthow 'at service division as to the ease with kio} if pould be made gilded and passed . Boon, father of the lost b, will noverallow time or disap- 'hope to weken the chain of w Bist binds him to 'his long-lost enotexpertamflvedonu 1 York's most prominent p Disssters from too much. water are just now felt in other comntries. besides our own. The Lopdon Times says that farming is imperiled in England because thers is \water srerywhare.\ Much of the autumn sowing is surmissed to be rotten, and it is thought that \all Enrope is in a similiar condition.\ These soutcss of distress may bave some influence tn the market for American,crops this year, A Philsde}phia woman {nvifted sales pieces. 'This itl girls from the stores to join her class in Bunday school, and a anmber of them did so, At the close of the regular ser-. viéea, the auperintendépt announced that ® season of prayer would fallow. \The ”$3ng meeting will be held, is usual, in the ante- j on the left,\ he #kid \and that of the shop-girls on the Fight.\ \The woman lost har new pupils MW}? ® [~-Dr Rdward C, Regain, one of New whose His was broken by the ferrible triple mnfiwdifikebflarenmdfiemm of his Insana wile, bar given to his brother- in-law, Dr. Armidon, all of hls wife's es- | tate and alt of his own property by power of attorney and the completa control of bis business. Tha deeds were filed on rwige by authority, no one, save Mra. Garfield, the wife of the late President, must be allowed to view the remains in your charge.\ * ''This order is most rigorously ob- served and no one except Mrs. Garfield is, npon any consideration whatever, allowed to enter the vault. We have a good many visitors,\ says the lientermaat. '\'Notwithstanding the cold weather, peo- ple going through Cleveland, from all parts of the country, come every day to look st the casket,\ o cap- ma Ayet's Cherry Pectoral is acknowledged the best of all preparations for the cure of pulmonary complaints. For Sale. A two story, double house, on Marble street, A new two story louse on Down- ar street, A house with one-half scre of land, good barn, and plenty of frait, on Division street, Enquire of ag -{~The statemont that soldiers guard. thing the whisky people did was } | who introduced them knew they, would A the early morning services are arttanded to agree to pay special attorneys on de- livery, f ~- 4 A great amqnnt: ot valuabletime mwastedi by people 'shall be founil netessary, 'for the preven- {|- ning around from one: store to 'another; «tr. \ they want.! ~Why not go directly to CONNEfiB’SQ\ [-_ their principal sim is always to have what the peoplefeu‘gg' I u [j. f SPECIAL BARGAINS! ._ Bed Spreads at $1.00; that 'immense line of- Ladies'= Handkerchiefs with fancy borders at' 10¢ each ; . We have just reeeived our stock of Ladies and Gents’ Fine, ~~Shoes ; our variety is the largest we have ever shown. _ - Lat.. ffr s We are now enlarging and rearranging our Wall Paper «lf ~ Stock, and in a few days will place on sale the largest stock .- \ever shown in this Vlllage, and our prices will positively Be lower than any house in this village can buy the goods - gt . If you wonder how this can be, come in and we ||\ will convinee you that it is a thet. L Keep your eye on this space-At will mtei'est you ' L. W.&J.E. Kaleldosco el, na ym '40. findv wEME purchases you W111 find fltg ' I (flak ”5:41 ; AJI‘ found elsewhere” Tflosé fer choseéifi gsi _of fine Hamburge and © thte ) CONN o ,“. d ‘fduq ‘é It was cheering to the heart of the pat- riot to witness in the House of Repre- sentatives yesterday the introduction 6f a large number of bills for the relief of our wounded soldiers and their widows and orphans. It is true the gentlemen never be coma-dared and tha? their in. troduction only entailed upon the Go+- erument the cost of printing, but it en- ables them to assure their credulous con- stituents, they bad obtained two read- ing for their bills, and that, but for delay in committee the bills would have ibeen read & third time and passed. There anentire fallin soowial affairs this week, and people of all creeds ars willing to observe Lent to that extent until they have somewhat recuperated from the fatigue of the closing days of the season. ~- Tbe uptown churches are crowded atthe afternoon services, and by ususnal numbera After this week visiting will be resumed, to a certain er. tent, and ladies with long calling lists on their bands will have su opportanity to pay their social debts. The few busy weeks of this Besson were wholly inade- 'quatse to the task, and in official fagnflies ~ Gx. B. Chas», 184 Fer Saile. A first.class farm of 107 acres about} of a mils north-east of Baldwinsville, A fine young orchard, good bfiildinga,’ living water, 8 acres of timber, for sale |i at a bargain,. Engaire of Geo, Fella“ Monday. It is not known what the doe- | tee's fapare plane are, p tr j UnfilTaesdsymegm figod maze? Ohonfieyhekedthemoei distressing | feetura of tha recent innpds«tions in Bo- , ropa-ths loses of human lives, Bot! now we have reports of the drowning of parsogs fo Cinompati wilamaevflieby‘ the sndden anderminiag of a railrosd depot ani the breaking of a darn, may; homeless, | fmfimhve W MM“ mafia m * f a is may _ e hwebeenawaieg mm . of Jack's Reefs, or on the plses of - j 146 LQF'xIA-owa norm _-. FOR SALE A vecent lot, 83 feet frout, on Mc- | Harrie stresat, with good barn Also two lota, 50 frount on West Geneses street, Also four iots ca North street, HH Rogqnire of ° E. L. Bmoxe. | ~~~ gaia - . A hoase and Ist, wilh good barn, weli mafia-mm; Mn“ Marble Stract. |« *~ i ~ | the number of calls ware duprecedented, Avgost. 4 We sre not overstocked, but those we have left are NEW ANID fi'l‘YfalSfl‘ 3 We don't want to carry over to anothg fl season and consequsntly made fAigures that will 1:30:3th t“ Men's, Youths, Boys' and Chitdren's 8 at the very lowest prices. If you are a B. H. (the: means birgair hunter), mm he convince yourself um our asgettion. a are off ered at prices to tampt anyouse. an 1. H. BRO ONE »PRICK ammo“”new? wy p. ( O8 6g) Mn! sa. Isa 2 \ 13 & 15 N\§araa st., A. C. Yates' mm NEW COAL YARD! t The subscriber has opened j Coal Yard O‘lTBE i soum SIDE F RIVER | Wtere be wil keap copstaniiy on band all } kinds of Coal, A.] order for Con) rive-m m bim wfllrecetve PROMPT ATTENTION, t [A1 prices that tour, ~ On3 Coms POL 56125? r z . phoma n, Garages & Wagons Ii. A. FANCHER & SON, Manafactarers of and deslors in %o 1kQ-€$»i-f£:$ a Eeeev\ ng: MM i'sf wenmsfiufifi tension an new; fiN’fiEfiTfimg M Istessh
