The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 1

Critk, BUSINESS HEN who succeed the best are those who advertise the most constantly and judiciously. They let the people know what they have to sell. TO SUCCEED, you must keep at it Don't let the publio forget you. 1800 will ba a year of boom. Advertise, and get your ehare of it.

NEW SERIES. VOL. Ill, NO. 190 ALLENTOWN, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 21. 1890.

PRICE TWO CENTS. She AGAINST 04NBI.I9K). THE FIRST APPOINTMENT. WITH CLOSED DOORS. AT Tlit- President Starts on a Duel 11 ii nt i Expedition.

Mayer-select Nausea Daalel a. Olfl far Chief al Police. About two week ago, Tbb Cbitio inti mated pretty plaiuly tbat Constable Daniel Girt, of tbe Fourth Ward, would be Chief Police under Mayor-elect Lebr. Th prediction is now a fact, as, at three o'clock yes terday afternoon, tha appointment was publicly announced by Col. Lebr.

Constable Gift hat had previous experleuc the management ot a police force, having served as chief under Mayors Good and Young during a period of three years, beginning iu Spring of 1875, and it Is a matter ot rec ord and often spoken of by many of our cit izens with pride, tbat Aiieutown never bad a better, more faithful set of officers tbau theu. For this reason, Mayor-elect Lear's action meets with very general approval, aud we believe the people will not be disappointed in their expectation that, tor three year to come, tbey will have a police administration for which tbey will neither have to blush nor apologise. Chief Gift, wbo is 49 year of age, it asnan flu phytique, and will make a model offl cer ia uniform. For.4 year past, hat been constable of the Fourth Werd, his popularity with the people enabling him to elect himself annually in this usually solid Republic ward. Tbe patrolmen will, In all probability, be announced ou Monday next, and we believe when the names are published, they will give fully as good aatief action a that of th mas wbo will be In authority over them.

la Brief Paragraph. Tbe visit ot a real liv Quaker, decked in habiliments a la Wra. Penn, furnished a new topic of conversation for Hoksndauqua's Wator -street citizens yesterday. Siuos tbe opening ef the Terminal Railroad at Allentown, passenger train oa tb Lahigh Lackawanna Railroad, instead of running only to Bethlehem, at heretofore, will run to Allentown. Mr.

and Mr. Gramme, who rssiJe on tb corner of 2d and Cbestuut streets, in this city, celebrated their goldon wedding anni versary on Wednesday evening. It is reported that tbe receipts from tale of tickettat the Allentown Terminal depot on Monday (opening day) were $37501. That look a if th Central people had made Be mistake in moving to this aid of th river. Jouas Peters, as aged farmer of Heidel berg township, died day before yesterday at tbe age of eighty-three.

He wes quite wealthy and widely known. One daughter, Mrs. Bej. Keru, of Slatlngton, survives. Rev.

Wm. Bamford, who ha just been re appointed to the Methodist Episcopal Church on Ltndea-atreet, wss presented with a gold- beaded cane by member of bit congregation ths other night Tbe affair was a oomplsts surprise. The new two-cent postsge stamps wer put on sale at th office her yesterday. Tbe last green stamp wer (old at Tb naw tamp 1 of a carmln color aud not bod look Jng. 4 Mrs, Eliza Zieglsr, of disd rather suddenly early yesterdey morning, while on a visit to Mrs.

Wm. H. Albright, No. 038 Turner street, this city. Sh wa a sufferer from consumption.

Sb wa a widow, and 65 years of age. Two son ur- viva-Clayton of Boytrtown, and Albert, of CeteMuqua, Mist Maria Bteinbacb, of Philadelphia some year ago employed in Lentil iho foe tory In this city, died day befor yesterdey of fatty degeneration of tb heart Sb 30yearaold. was uraa Ska If Ana nr nrdinar int.llia.nns rsaL th.t In kl. nnr. I "crank." of all art.

and sizes, but to Hoken- daunnaneoulahelone. th. edit af havin. within iu limits tbe latest and most comical 1 I ipsciman of thia sort we bave lately run across, we must an, or course, admit Mat the street designated a Water ia that village bear a very unsavory reputatien, aad so tb tragedy wbioh occurred there the other dey has, It seems, completely turned tb bead of tb man referred to. He I la all rss pacts a model citizen and, barring this Is test eccen tricity, i stan with whom no fault what tvsrean ba found.

HI peculiarity Is this-. has read the dally paper during tb past week and be doe not relish tb idea of having th street oa which reside "dubbed" the worst street for It sit in tb Stat. So as I I I IN Jimmy Conner, of Buffalo, Dost Hint In Twenty-four Hounds. imi rw Unlfu ln mn.i jimm Mnrnrin. nr New' York, bot'b feather weights, fought with five ounce gloves before a thousand mutator in tun Younir Men' Gymuastlo club, Conner, wtuuiug in tbe twenty-fourth round.

Dauforth had the best of the drat round, lauding some swinging right baudors on Couueis' face and body, Connors replyiug on bis nose aud left oy Da'uforth did tbe leadlug iu the second. Couuers closed Dantorth's left aye lit tbe third, and hard fighting followed. Tbe seventh wss tbe rattling rounu. wan- forth rushed and dazed Couueis aud swuug his right on bis left eye, aud won ilrttt blood. Thereafter Danforth confluued tbe rushing aud bad tbe best of it, until toward tba teuth Couuers did some leading aud both meu tried to make a knockout Both freshened and fouubt burJ.

In tbe tweuty-aucoud Couuers scored tue first knockdown by a rfgblbsnder Iu the neck, and follow, It up, when Dauforth rose with a vicious upper cut Into bis face. Dauforth looked groggy. In the twenty-third Danforth rushed, but wss cross coun tered en the chest In another rush he fell from tbe force of a blow wbicb be did not land. Dauforth lauded bis right on Couuers' cut eye, and Couuers retaliated with a ttiuicluK righthander in tbe short ribs. In the twentf-fourtb Connors lud.

us found Daufortb's neck with the right, followed it with the left on the body, and by that means getting Danforth in tba right position, swinging bis right Iu straight from tbe shoulder with awful force on uaniortu-s left Jaw. Danforth went to earth. Wheu be went down before he lay mo- tltuless for the full ten seconds It was thought be was repeating these tactics, but time was called aud be did Dot rise, aud Conner was awarded tbe fight, It took soma minutes to bring Dauforth round. Hit punishment being mainly body blows did not look bad. Conners bad an ugly out ya and a bloody nose.

Tba fight was for a purse of i00, (As) to tba loser. Tbe club will match Conneri against Murphy, of California, TUK TURBULENT FLOOD. A gleaner Tossed Up Twsaty feet and Impaled on Files. Cairo, Ilia. March 20.

-Water under mined a hill at Columbus, on the Mia I sissippl, south of hire, aud an area of three acres wa carried Into the river, A wave iweni zees uign wrecxea lour ooaisi I ar. Julius Moraan. Mhewas lifted the I wave and cam dowa on piling, which staved bole in tbe bottom ot th boat, tbs pile going above the engine room. Uhcinvillc, Marcb iftl he water from th Oilutt break 1 now within four uiiletot this a small embankment labjlng thrown up to keep it rout, though no danger I approhanded. Th i river has fallen here five Inches sine th levea at Luna, Ark.

broka No effort is being made I to close tbe crevssse, and It Is growing wider. Taixvlah, La, March 20. Th water from tb Raleigh crevssse mteud weal of here to tbe bille of Bayou Maooa, but ia aot rising so rapidly a wa fssred, because It find many natural outlets. fHOViuiNt-c, March XO. Tb river has fallen nine iu.ch.-e her slue th break aud ie still falling.

Tbe weather is fair. Tbe Haleigb crevaaes is 8,000 feet wide and l'J feet deep. Th water wa going through with tremeudoua fore. Taluk Wae a Hnssiaa Spy, Tobonto, March 20. Charles and Louts Bchochsrels decoyed Morris Goldstein, a secoud baud clothing dealer, luto their premise by representing that tbey bad oui old clothing to sell.

Upon hi enter ing a wa set upon by the two men, who beat blm Into Insensibility, after which they robbed him of I AiO. Tbey then boarded a train for Buffalo, but wer captured befor It started Goldstein bss thirty-five wounds on hi bend and hi recovery I doubtful Tb police th prieoner ar Nihilist and bellsv there Is aouietlilug mora than robbery behlud tb attack. They think Goldstein may hav been a Ruaiiaa spy aud tbat tb object of tb attack wa revenge. Th Vallate Cause Surprise. Koc-cviLLt, March HO Tbe an aouncameat of the failure of John F.

Piu ru bier ft of New York, occasioned great eurprlte among business men here today. Tbla Or ia has handled all tbs goods manu fsotursd by tbe Hlckauuui company, tbe Hprlugvllle company and the New Eugland eompenyof this city. These mlllsareaiming I the larg.it la the tate, and ar understood i toue large Teaitorw see nrm, aiinougn Iha Satir-anuniat Af (t Anmi-tnl-a rlanlin. I to glv any information upon tb subject Thsw corporation ar all (trong financially. The Big Coal Strik.

Lou March 20. Th advene demand- ad by th striking ooal miner ha beau con ceded by fully half ot th Yorkshire nilu owner. Scotch coal ulnar, to th number v. ia tb hops tbat they will seenrssn advance ln wsirea It le estimated that SbO.000 miners ar out of oiploymant An qul number ol worker la other trade ar consequently I Idle. A Hards la Vermont ST.

A lb si, Vt, MarcbSa-UublMilILM, ot East Fall held, this couuty, hat died from lujurln received at tb handiof bis nephew, Frank Mitchell, during a druuken quarrel. Lea's head wst badly smashed by blow with a musket stuck, k.ltcbell I under arrest and will brought to th Juit hsr Held for MaUaiiktr. PobtbuuVTV, N. Msrch 30 -Th ooro- nsr's iurv annointed to Investigate tha causa of tbe death ot Jobs K. Caver-augh reported that deceased cams to bis death from a pla lot shot flrad by Andrew J.

Daria, of Exe ter, end that Davie should be held oa a cbargt of manslaughter. A fepalar Actrese Harried. Nxw Yobs, Marcb $9. -Miaul Madders. tbe well knows actrese, was married to Har rison Grsy Fiske, the edllurof The Drematli Mirror.

It I stated tbat Miss Maddera will permanently rettr irom tb ttaga Tb BSWiy W.dded pair Started Oa a wedding trip to the ri.d la Their Klht Clolbee. Nxw Yobs, March fire In the Ho tel Bristol, No. 17 East Elsvsnth street, mr Thurads' tnnrnin atl4 a among tbe gueeU, many of whom fled to tbe street clad Iu their sleeping, apparel Tbs Br was txtinguisusa attar a lost of we caused. Stabbed th CetBBBB. uM ti.i I k.

"ww v. saiuii Mina were arrested here for robbin that sompany of tlS.OtiO about a year ago. The aen bav beta living br about tlx month, UAMVOHTU KNOCK KD OKI. mu THE A have tbe badly died ing, A 15 77,271 ment A ber 3285 Tbe with try rob out Ing sort at tb tbe a a Iu it I I I I I I ('agreeaiuaa Balterwerla'o Bill Agalitst "Futures" lis Washington, March reseotutiv Butterworth made an argument I before the House Agricultural Committee to- i LU fcvltl I I .1 -II uaj iavur ate uiu so pruuiui. ueaiwg i "fuhii-M" on farm nrnilunb.

He said thar. were some amendments he proposed to offer to tba bill, and asked them to postpone action until he could prepare them. A favorable report will be made on the bill as soou as these amendiueuU are considered. Prle.t'Uht Near Heading. Rbadinq, March 30 Sfkcial -Ther was ruttliug prize-fight near this city last night, with four ounce gloves, between O.

W. Prince, colored, middle weight champion of Reading, and Charles Smith, of West Philadelphia. Quite a crowd of local sports saw the fight, and considerable money changed bauds ou tbe result Eight hotly contested rouuds were fought, at tbe end of wbioh Prince was declared tbe winner, aad awarded tba stakes. Try lug to luercasa t'lly Halarlea. Libanon, March city is excited In regard to a proposed Increase of salaries of city officials.

A bill laci easing tbe salaries passed Common Council by a vote of 11 yea to 5 nays, and was declared carried. Councilman Bhantz objected because it had not received a constitutional number of votes, To-duy Presidsnt Harsh uotifisd City Clerk Light not to engross th bill, and another meeting has been called to endeavor to pas It by a legal majority. Its Will Bcevr. Hambubo, March 30 Spscial David reported In these dispatches a week ago, was shot by his brother In-law, Cy rus Comfort, during an altercation at the latter house, is Improving slowly and will probably recover. Hi physician yesterday removed eight shot from tha wound with vsry favorable results, and he now believes tbat no vital organ wa injured at at first ap peared to be tb case.

A Clergyanaa abbe. Phila March 90. Henry Burton, who claim to bail from Naw York, wa tbit morning arrested by Policeman Fletcher, of tb 18th district, attar having stolen jewelry and valuable valued at $435 from th rss-idenc of Rv, Dr. D. Poor, No.

430 South Forty second-street. At a bearing befor Magistrat Pol this afternoon li wa held In 12,000 bail for a further hesrlug oa Thursday next. Tha Blair Bill Defeated a4 Mr. l')MiMaa Ousted. Washington, March 20 Uficial.

Tbe Blair bill was defeated in th Senate to-day by a vote of 37 to 81. Blair wa nearly ovr come by th shock. i Tb resolution submitted by th minority declaring Mr. Compton entitled to hi I wa defeated iu lb House by a vot of 145 to 155. A Carlaaa Find.

Rcauino, March 20. Cfasa Evans, whose husband died a month ago, yesterday unexpectedly found 91,000 in gold iu the car penter' tool chest which bad been used by Mr. Evans, who, for a number of year work ml in a larg planing mill In this city. Why bad never told ot bis bidden treatur th 1 at a km to know. A Wall-Kaewa Laadlera la Jail.

RkadinO, March 20 8pCUL )-. B. Mil ler, landlord of Miller' City Park Hotel, wa ssnt to prison to-day for 20 days, and flusd 50 for selling liquor on Sunday. A Deed I5S Year Ola. We have before us, say tbe Maoungl Pro gress, a deed which Is of peculiar interest for Its age end excellent condition.

It is the document issued by Thomas Psun and Rich ard Peun, "Proprtotoi and Governor In Chief of tbe Province of Pennsylvania" con veyiug unto John Jarratt, oa tbe fifth (lay of October, 1737. on hundred acres of land In consideration for fifteen pounds, tea hilling, or nearly eighty dollara This was tb land aow owned by Augustus Jarrstt, a greet grand ton, ebout a mile north of Ibis borough. It adjolusd other land alraady possessed by tb ld Jarrett, "of th couuty of Bucks, Yoetnaa," and wa situated Iu the (then) county of Northampton. The deed was signed by Robert Huuter Morris, Lisu- tenaut Governor of tbe eaid province of Pennsylvania, "in tbe reign of King George tbe Second." It wa entered aud recorded at Philadelphia, November 13, 1755, aud for a paper 153 year old It I In good prattrvatloa Tha t'aa af Ike Shaw Basis, A Hcranton amateur theatrical 'crauk, while playing a part In which bis so bad lo Ik bloody, daubed that portion of hlsauat oaiy In a pan ot red dye water by mistake and bad to pass a week ta aolitud until tb proboscis got back Into civilized condition. A recent Hazleton attraction wae tbe "Last Days of Pompeii.

Tba company wee on It last legs. Th receipt wer 130.50, whil tb expense were 17440. It got out of tows through tbe courtesy of the L. V. company who advauced a mileage book to carry them to BhantoklB.

Plain Me Wae Aeaaltied Tb case ot Jeweler Apple, ef Hamburg, who wa charged with tralntelnlng a lottety is giving awey articles at hi torby chance, wa tried at Raiding tb otbr day. A th fact alleged could sot ba proved, be wa ac quitted. No drawing of number wa mad Is publio, a boy merely bringing tb priz number froa as joining room.whlch contained do witnesses to Mate bow cam by them. Bbrwd trick, thst Mr. Appl hd vtdt1y procured "good" advlc from oBMwher.

bad, however, to (pay half tb cotte of the prosecution. Tha Haea II "Baslea." Oua thousand feet af Paragos bos pur chased forth South Bethlehem fire comp siee wa tested there oa Tuesday by rival oocBpani and trouble I aow expected. Two set ton barstedatSIM pound preesure, one at 800 pound, one at 850 pound and tha but 84) pounda Tbe Metalnder stood tba test Tb oouipaey guarante square Inch. le 400 pound per Camphor, which could recently bought for 45 cant a pound la bow and prorulsss to so still hlxhsr. Tb rson I tbat 11 1 used in tb manufacture of smokslee powder, not very long go discovered A of in Are uuiim 0f General Interest.

NEWS 00R EXCHANGES BRING Pratutaeat Phyeleiaa Dead-As) At- leuipl I Heb Ike Culler Silk Mill -A ItulsalBg- Ceuiulllee'e Straage deaaect, etc, The Ease Stroudsburg Boiler Works discontinued their brauch works at Bangor. Only two remonstrances have been filed in Montgomery license court. More are expected before Monday, however. Peter Weaver, a garduer of Ambler, was bitten tbe other day by three dogs belonging to Dr. Theel.

Tbe attack was unprovoked. Dr. Edwin C. Leedora, one of the most prominent physiciansof Montgomery county, Tuesday at bis boms at Plymouth Meet aged 85 years. movement Is afoot at Norri.town looking toward the erection of a newY.

M. C. building. Twenty-five or thirty persons are pushing tbe project, The coal tonnage of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for tbe week ending March amouuted to 110,975 toni.as coniparsd with tons tbe same week last year. Tbe work of repairing tbe puddling depart of tba Wast Hamburg, Berks county, rolling mill is making rapid progress.

It Is probable tbat two of the furnaces will be started ou Monday, band of gypsies near West Chester bva iucurrsd tba displeasure of the residents in consequence of the attempt of oueof tba num to kidnap tha little daughter of Joseph Cudlif, There are enrolled at tba Easton schools pupils, who are iu charge of 00 teachers. average attendance in February was 20U2- There were 23 truant and 27 were inflicted corporal punishment An epidsmio of diphtheria in a most ag gravated form is raging In soma of the couu" district of Luzerne county. It I what 1 Llnu.nl, knna-n tii.hth.ri. i V. I M.

Ml" readJr i Is An attempt wa mad tba other night to th saf of the Cutter Bilk Mill at West Bethlehem. Th watchman auiptiexl hi revolver at th would-be thieve and both of them ran away. There I no clu to their ideutlty. sW Adam Fry, of Viuemout, a town just laid by blm in Berks, will, to assist ia build- up the place, glv th necessary ground (o uyoue desiring to erect a factory of on on it. Bamuel Thomas', treasurer of tb Bheuaa doah branch of tb Salvation Army, wa robbed at 50.50 on Monday.

Tha theft was comuiitted by hi on aud another boy, wlio broke ialo tb hus while tb old people wer tb barrack thumping Th young thieves ar bellsved to hav gou West to kill Indian In dint novel styla Tb Building Committee of tb Norrlstnwn Hospital and Dispensary, bss given out a number of contracts for th construction of new buildings, but, strangely enough, re fuses to let th publio know th amount of bid of those who got tb work and of thos who did not Naturally, there 1 quit growl at Norrlstown aud elsewhere Pat Cullen, of Luzerne borough, and A-J Gallagher been granteil teut on th manufacture of culm bri quette tor fuel. Their method Include a svstem by which these briquette can ued ordinary cooking stoves. Tb Doylestowa lutelligenotr wants the la- high Yalluy Biaaagemenl to) build it new Philadelphia branch "froitt, Easton to tbe vicinity of Point pleasant or it little below, tbeuoaon on of tbablllsida xutbwstrly towards Doylestown," sto. It tb rout laid dowa ia almost without railway facilities, aud promise a big tratllo accordiugly In esse suggestion Is adopted. I Adjiilaut-Oeueral Hastings aud Generals Huowden, Gobia and Wiley hav decided to bold a division encampment at Mt.

Gretua, Lebanon couutv. from tha lit to tha -it I. juy Oreatohanaee are belns- wiivi laniiavu facilitias will provkbjd. Just as tb Members ot tb Herefordvllle. Berks couuty, Uulon Sunday School wsr as seiubling last Sunday, the bous near by oo cupled by Dr.

Dauiel G. Henh, owned by Samuel D. Hell, we discovered ot) fire. Tb flames were shouting up the uortb tide ot tbe -a, ----a i. wea.uer- boarding.

By th prompt action ef tb mem ber of th school tb Or wastoon under con- troL A defective flu wa th caus ot the r. Insured In Gosheuboppra company. Owe War iee Bahy. Rufut Uinlerkoflsr, residlug at 84 Thorn street, this city, says last veiling's Reading Telegram, bat a lovby id the family. Udid not mak its appssrauce in tbaordiuary way, but wa found on his doorstep last evsnlug, Mr.

Uiidarkofler, aud hi wit ar childless. but for som time past lb wife ba been try ing to prevail on bar bnsbtod to adopt Child. wet pppod to it Last avwlog ouor Mil rang, ana upon going out Mr. Underkofler foaed a bundle ea tbe step. He took It in, and upon opuln it wualiuosl paralyzed with artonisbnietit to And that It wa a gill taby, apparently about 4 months old.

Aocompsnylnglt wsta ItRsrsuting that Underkofler could hav tb infant and upport It There woe aoclue to ill idsutity, aad after eoasulUtloa it wa d- elded to keen th founcttsr. aud rear It as a member ot th family. Tb baby Is a dIuoid. child and Ura UadarhnS-1. bappy a If It were really ber own aiker see V.

Alleutown't Council quibbling ovtran ordinance penulUIng tbeAmrlca Tele- tmA Company to atr th 1 Aiieutown Is as anomaly. Sb cant atTnrd a ts nail bin tad doesn't want long dlsteuc telephone, yt lb style ber- "e.viiy. oeiuieoent limee. rmsswj a. oM wave of last wsk did not drl vs.

thsm off. Tby come to 8sn- tloel H.nnlna All AiMillt. Uh That .1 In Derailed Cars of a Coal Train Cause a Bad Wreck on the Valley. THE NORRISTOWN ASYLUM. Philadelphia Careaor'e Jary lae vetllgaiiag th Baath af C.

M. lieaSrlck Whoae Br Wa Badly Bra lee. A wreck at Fullerton last evening put the Lcbigh Valley officials to considerable Inconvenience. About ton minutes of o'clock, ugin No, 481, drawing a long string of coal cars, was eastward bound. When th train had passed the station at Fullerton, an axl broke and several care jumped the track just an empty ooal traia, drawn by ngin No.

36, going westward, wa passing tb tarn place. Tb derailed car cruihsd into tb empty coal care and a vary ugly wreck resulted. Several cars were demolished and the tracks wre blocked for about two hour before the Bethlehem wrecking crew succeeded in clearing them. Train No. 3, due here at 6.34, and traia No.

7, due here at 8.23, war run over tbe C. R. R. of N. J.

and tbe Allentown Terminal Railroad. Tbe track wars open for traffic at a quarter pest eight Phila March 80 SPtoiALj-Coroner Ashbridg I to day making an Investigation into th death ot Quartermaster Che. H. Hendricks, U. 8.

A whose body wss found covered with bruise after being remsved from Norristown. Tb testimony taken so far go to how tbat Tlpstav Ott, who removed th patient to tb hospital, found bim very unruly and iuflicted tbe injuries, or moet of them, in trying to manage bim en rout. Later, when at the office of th asylum, this scene occurred as testified to by Jo. Kane, aa assistant supervisor in tba hospital: "Assist- abator Hunt in conducting Hendricks and another patient from tbe reception room to the werd iu wbicb tbey bad been assigned. Hsudricks ws vsry restless, continually jumping up and dowa.

Wbes Mr. Ott passed out of Dr. Chat' office, and wm In tb act ot passing where the patient were itting, Hendricks jumped up and mad a ttrtk at bin. Mr, Ott turned quickly and grasped blm somewhere about tbe seek, and after tbaking blm two or thra times, pushed bim down on tha settee, la going back he (truck tb arm of tb sstte and fell over." i "Now, how long did Mr. Ott bold bloif "Oh, uot mor than half a minute at tba longest He lt go of Hendricks and pasted Into Dr.

Chaes's office, aud Mr, Hunt and my Handrlck sway." The dead mane Bister alo said tbat wbu she took ber brother away, befor leaving tha hospital Dr. Chase told ber not to accredit tli institution with having iuflicted tha bruise. Tb inquiry I not yet concluded. Dralh af the Maa Wha Went Aea Paeher'a Steamy far a Hate. Lest Wednesday Cbarle Anthony, for 60 year a blacksmith at Wsgnersville, Bethle hem township, Northampton county, died at th rssidenc of Jacob Young of gsnsral debility, aged eighty-one year.

He wot born in Berllntville, Lehigh county, and after learning the blacksmith trad moved to Wag-nertville. His wife died about Veer era. He is survived by a dsughter who has been a cripple since childhood aad wbo la now fifty two year of ag. There as iateretting ar.auuiuajims wnica "0 1WSBSUW i tin rnOr, lMianl Valleys 'eilroad, began boating on the Lehigh canal wo poor. While on bis wey to kUach Chunk on day Mr.

Paokr'B son droppd I deed at Hop' look. Not navlag the money with wbicb to purcb another hone bs called on Mr. Anthony and that ratlemaa became hi security for an animal selected in tbat Baighhorbood. i Tha bona wa after ward paid for by Mr. Packer.

Shortly be for Mr. Pscker's death be sent for Mr. Anthony, wbo wst tba sick end unabl to accept tb invitation. When Mr. Anthony recovered be started for Mauch Chunk, but turnsd back, having beard on tbe way thai Mr.

Packer bad Just diad. Mr. Anthony al-way regretted hi illneee at tbs time ha re tb favor in hi early day and desired to bars oaitbing to say about it A Chareh aa Wit. Tbe Lutheran aad Reformed Church at Bhoemakersville, Berks couuty, caor sear burning down last Sunday. Berne nilschier- out boy had cut off match head sod thrown them from tbe gallery to bs trampled on by the people below, Tb until of burning rag just befor the church wm closed attracted attentios and led to tb diaoovary tbat a teal cushion wss on fir.

But for thi fad, tha building would, so doubt, bav bees con sumed as there wa a high wind aad tba flames, fairly stalled, would have mad rapid bssdwsy, in MMi, 1. 1 i SJSIear laetalleel. Al a reguler meeting of Vaity Encamp- ntatit. No. 12, O.

O. bald lost valg, Deputy Past Chief Patriarch Joshes R. Mor ton, Installed tbe following officers: Chief Patriarch, Pbon J. Frankeafleld; High Pilot, E. O.

Bcbaffer; Senior Ward, Frad. W. Ruarup; Junior Warden, Harvey New- bard. That BlaaSaa Baasar. Wm.

P. Hooklnssnd Ex Burrese Hotikln. of Catasauqua, paid a visit to Reading to day. bsgie. Tbat look if there might Sot a little truth la th rumor from Blandon printed ia Tbb Cbitio tb other day, tbat tbeJUopklaese thought of purcbeslog tb rolling mill plaat at tbat place.

Why the Hall Was Lai. A. Bogert's V. 8. mall eoacb.whicb run betwee this city and KsUtowB, wm lata In II arrival at tha post-ofOc yssterday owing lo th horses running away oa tbe apwer end of Hamilton street Ballra4ere Pata.

Tbe heart of the employe of lb Central Railroad Company war glasdeaed on Wednesday by the appeeraaosof thsooaa- pany't pay car which distributed their wag among them. Tn9Trialff Bishop Esher Still Goes 0U El Heading. trTr f. TTVCTV DP FXTTkPn ipnnV unvau luust, Number at Things Which Were Bene In Hefereaee la the SpecIS salleae-Nkarp Wards New aud Thea. RiCAuiNa, March 20 spboial.

After tb opening of the Eshr trial thit morning, it wa voted to hav 200 copies of th charge gainst tbe bishop priutod at once for th use tho committee. Tbe examination ot wit nesses was then resumed and the correspond ence between Revs. C. S. Hainan, J.

M. Rink-er and J. D. Woodrlng, th committee, with Bishop Ether was first read. Th three clergymen, at tb testimony then ihowed, wrote tbe bisbop ot their painful duty in forming blm of tbe sarious charge of "unchristian4 conduct against him.

They solicited a personal Interview with tb bishop Reading, to wbioh he replied by letter ia a few curt sentences that hs bad received their note. On January 28, 1800, Messrs. Haman, Rink- and Woodrlng again wrote to th bishop, saying tbey could not understand bis brief reply, and again referred to tbe charge of dander, lying, ia detail, reminding tbe bithop of their duty to "examine" bim to determine whether there ie cause for future ec- tlen. To this, on Feb. 2d, came a reply eay ing be merely wrote to iuform the oommlttee tbat hit resideuce wa not la Pennsylvania but Chicago, I1L "Of tbe seriousness of tbe be (aid further, "I will speak In my own tint," aud bs olosed by stating that doubted th seriouineee of tb committee la asking bim to come 800 mile to bear Iba oharge over again, and wouldn't they kindly tell blm wbo made tbe charge and whether they would hav been mad at all if charge had not been brought again! Bisbop Duba.

Next day Rev. Woodring answered saying the bithop bad not complied jwith tbe committee' request to say when he'd cam East and notified blra that tbe committee would meet Feb. 12 la Reading. Bisbop Ether replied that he could not com owing to prior engagements, and intimated be would not take advantage of the committee' offer that ba might reply Iu writing to the charge, a copy of which the committee hadseot bim. Tbe committee then notified tbe bisbop tbat they would meet lo Reading, February 18.

On tbe 10th tbe bishop answered that he bod already been exatalued in strict aooord ance with tbe church disolpllne, therefore their corresponence on that subject would bav to and. sent back the copy of the charge and refused to-submitto a second ex amiuatlou. Then th committee informed Bisbop Eeber they could not accept hi ver sion nor heed bie so-called former lamina tion. Tbat tb charge mad by four prom- lutnt alder In tb church demanded Investi gation; tbat a trial wae absolutely necessary, and Marcb 10 wa settled upon a tb data for trial. Tba charge wer promptly re turned to th bisbop, who was not beard from afterward.

On tb third specification of the first charge tier. Huelster testified bow be bad been con gratulated as treasurer of the U. B. institute and how Bishop Esbr had refused to attend (long a Rev. Huelster was there.

Later tbe matter wa adjusted, but subsequently Bisbop Esher "brok tb agreement, recur rue ted dead Issue and opened eld sore." An article from tbe "Messenger" wa sxt read by Presiding Elder Hell lo prov mor of tb specification, a also sersral letter in German from tb xecutiv committee to tbe peace committee. Tbe correspondence re quested that Bisbop Esher recall torn of his ssertlon and charges, which It wa olalmed were unfounded and unjust Tbe letter wsr vary lengthy and ooaaidcr- abl time wa oonsumed in reading them. After all tbe member bad assembled tb door wr locked agalust all outsiders. Revs. Schneider and Huelser were tbe only wit- a examined iu tbe afternoon.

It wae mostly uolmportatit During this time ex tracts from a pamphlet containing Bishop Dubs' defeuce were read aud Presiding Eldsr Hell atede a verbal statement of tb content of a letter that was written to bim by Bisbop Dub from tb Wsst, ia which rsfsrrsd is a Vsry despondent way to tbe difficulties in in th church, owlug to tb courss taka by Bishop Eshsr and other. Bishop Dub also sked whether would bsv to be crushed a being tbe cause of tb distnreaosln tb church when wa tntlrely innoctnt Rev. Blechrlit aaksd: "I tber any re bellion in tb church!" Rev. Heil replied: 'Tbe charge against Bisbop Dubs I a dander and that If there any rebellion, tbat would be tbe subject of another charge which the committee bad not made against Bishop Esher." The closing of th door Is severely crltl olsed by many. Th trial will probably not end until torn tin to morrow.

Bal There Will Ba. Tbe passenger train conductors oa th North Penn. Railroad bav received so order as yst la run tblr train through to Allentown via tba Lshlgh ft Susquabanaa and Allen tows Terminal Railroad. During stalk with on of tb conductor today, said "I bavent beard of any such order yet, and I tcarcely believe any such orders will be sued." A wslksd away added, "aad I kepe there won't be tither." Bethlehem Time, aa la lha Bailer. Rbadmo, March 30 Sfscul -Sou sensation wee produced at IhtEehar trial this morning shortly after tba door war closed, by tbeducovary of bum (presumably a reporter) hidden Is the gsllery ot the church.

He we promptly Jcted. What in Apalleaal Ma Ba. Applicant for th position of osnsns sou-meralor ar rsquseted to All out a printed blank, on wbicb vary sxbanitlva list of question ar asked. After it ha bees properly filled out the applicant csa rest assured that th supervisor knew all about him. Wha Ha Was.

Tb maa found dead at Psrryvlll, a stated in yesterday i Camo, wm Carl Seitxmaa, a 'ukerof Leblgbtoo. of iu the of CANADIAN RECIPROCITY. Text of tbe Near Hill Villus tbe Com inerelal Relatione ef the Vailed Btatee aud the Doiululoa The Way id Heane Committee. Biltimohk, March 20. The regular trail which lull Waeiiiugton on tbe Penney lveuil railroad at 4:10 o'clock yesterday afteruoot bad Superluteadaut H.

V. Kauuey's prlvati car attached to it, aud in it ware comfort ably seated President Harrisou an! ex-Sena tor William J. Bewail, of New Jersey. The) were pleasure bent, and were on their wa to Benjie'e Point, on tbe Middle river where the presideut derived to much enjoy meat laet summer. Tbey arrived at Beujiu'i tation at 6:30 p.

aud reached tba olul bouse of tbe ileujle's Point Duck Shootiui club about 6 o'clock, after a drive iu Day ton Wagon of about four miles. The prest dent went Into tbe "blinds" in the morn ing and tried bis luck with tbe gun and tlx canvas backs. Tbe president said that hi came to the stor in -order to be as free at possible from care. He baa needed recreation for some time, aud a trip to Florida wai at first contemplated. It was suggested, How ever, that he would bave to make spjechrt at every town and illy ou bis way down, and so be decided to go to Benjie's Point lit bad been elected an honorary member of tfat biinjie's Point Ducking elub.

The Ways aad Means Committee. Washington, March 2a The majority of tba ways aud means cuniniiltea are still In doubt as to when they will be able to report tbe tariff bill to the full committee. They expected to report today, and after wards set Friday. Really tbey do not know whether they will be able to report before Monday. Tbe publication of their bill was, tf course, premature.

Theraareso many objectionable features In it aud there was to much controversy as soon as soma of tbs important provisions of tbe bill became known, that Mr. KcKlnley and his colleagues were at once base! by men who felt that their uitertsts were at stake. Members of tbe house and representatives of various interests who are now iu tbe city crowded the committee room, and telegrams were received from different sections by members of tbe committee and by other members of tbe bouse, asking that Dual action ba deferred until lurtber con ference could ba bad. Canadian Beclpruclly. Wabhinqtoh, March 2.1.

At a meeting of th house committee on foreign affairs today a sub-committee reported a substitute for a resoliitiou providing for reciprocity with Canada, offered by Mr. Hitt, of Illiuola Mr. Hitt was dirscted by the full committee to report the substitute to the bous. The sub stitute is as follows: Resolved. Thst whenever it shall be duly certi fied to ttie president of the United Htscee that the goveruineut ol the Douilulou of Canada has declared a doslrs to aniur luto such comuierclal arrauKemenu with the United mates as will re sult in the coniileta removal of all duties upon trade between Uiuada and tbe United States, bs shall appoint three cominkaiooers to meet thoss who may he dtwlitnated to represent the Rovem-luent of Canada to vouslder the best method of extending the trade relatluns between Canada and the United Stales and to ascertain oa what Senna greater freedom of Intercourse between the two countries ran be best secured, aud said commissioners shall report to the president, who shall lay the report before congress, Th faolAe Railroads.

March 20. -Tbe Pacific rail road committee of the house did not get to gether Thursday, although it was their reg ular day fur meetiug. A su l.U-u apathy has fallen on th commute which nobody pretend to A week or two ago all hands wer deeply interested. A matter look wow th prophecy I ventured In au thoritative quarter tbat there will be no Pacific rallioad legislation in tba bouse Ibis sio i The Ulalr Hill. Wasuinuton, March o'clock th duoatlonal bill cam up la th senate, and Mr.

Bat took th Boor Iu defense of Teuuee- Me' uailiun In tbe aislerhood of state He optxavd th bill. At a o'clock Mr. Blair took th floor to conclude tbe debate. There I some talk of postponing th bill to Decem ber uxt Tub would be a method ot kill- tug It by Indirection. t)HIKr MKNTION.

Mr John Bowman, of Plymouth, Pa, aged 81, who ha beau married but three week, deserted ber husband. Hh left a note addresstd lo him, la which she stated ah had drawn a blank Iu th matrimonial lottery, tbat she found eh loved another utaa aud so bad left blm. It Is said In heeling, W. V. that owing to tb rrcity of soda ash moet of th Hint glass factories In th Ohio valley, If not all ia tba t-oautry, will ba obliged to tempor arily uiiud oparatioua M.

J. Cbealham (white) wa banged at Grenada, Misa, for th murder ot James Tiltuan (colored), aud wa tb first whit mtn to hanged Is tbitat for th killing ot a colored iua Prino HaUfeldt, who married ails Clara Huntington, of Naw York, I said to gambling heavily la Pari, end during on night rxeutly I reported to hav lost Herman Aschmsun, head bookkeeper ot a New Jersey silk factory, committed tulcid whil hi book wr being examined. wa only 1 1,000 short In hi account Th ssw steel cruiser Newark wa launched successfully front Cramp' ship yard. Thsr wa a dlstlngultbtd gathering In attendance Bli young mea front Blam, causes by th govsrouitnt of tbat country, ar to be edu cated at Westminster col legs, flaw nu taiugtou. Pa.

committee of tba Beruu labar confer- anc ha agreed to th sxclusiua of ebildrea under 12 from lactone. A French post, coasleUng of tsn saUve and a European agent, wa Biasaaorsd at bung us, In th Congo country. Thorn Hops of New York, bequeathed to loan I a hospital at laogholm, bcotland, nr a wt born. Lord SalUbury will threaten to dissolv psrllamsnt if th tithe and land purchaa bill ar not passed. John F.

Piummar, th pnlitlclaa aad dry good merchant of 545 Broadway, New York, ha oisda an assignment. On thousand boltmakar wsut on a strik In Pitbbarg, and a bittar light la la proa- pact. Yale declines to row as algal oared race with Pennsylvania Ibis year. baa determined to teach the ungodly trntouUlr'TT Z7u Mr. Packer bed recalled of tbe tborougbfsre lesson Is the hope ot I preventing another similar tragsdy thera But bow will do Itf How will on man prevent fights, 8unday drunks, and verious other Water-street amussmeuts single bend ed 1 Why Is this wlsa He proposes to "strik at th root of alltbvil by driving out th licensed saloon where dozens of II- licit rnsi holes flourish undisturbed.

at tain this nd I circulating among th po- pl a petition which will ask the Court to graat so licenst to any dealer on that street Though hi petltloa a yet bears no signa ture 1 nsvsrtholess hopeful tbat bis scbems will a succese. If It should be, wonder wber th bsuefit will com in whil lb unlicensed shops remain unmolested, or their keeper bave no fear ot the oounty prison In cat they ar Informed on. We tear the only cur will to win out Water- strset by buying up tb land and sswing It with aalt fur a period long enough lo tweetea to (peak. At th public memorial eer vice to be held by E. B.

Young Post, No. 87, O. A. In their ball at 7.30 thi vning, Jaa, SchMdt, Eeq will deliver the oratioa and Rev, Frank 8. Debbie will mtk aa ad drte.

Tha muslo will furnished by th choir ot th Woman' Rllf Corps, Since tha Poet wm organised, Is 1877, thsr bav bees 20 deaths, two of which occurred tbe past year, those of Captain Jobs P. Dillinger end Jacob Hacker. A tordlal invitation Is hereby extended to all who desire to witness to-night's services, which will ba both impressive and laterest- Ing. Am I'aeaaiasea Naeelnsaa. The ridiculousness of publishing cards la th newspapers offering people tbankt fur all tort of servlc, wm wsll Illustrated tbeolber day wbea a man In near-by town had a card Inserted in tbe local paper "thanking Under taker i for the pleasant and satisfac tory manner la which' be attesded to all my wife' funeral arrangement.".