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LGniQIITON, TA.t
SVTUUDAV MOItSIKtl VUVKMOKR 28, 1874.
Tlio Iron Men.
On1i lGtli Inst., n cnll of the- plg
lroniininiifuctirers of the Lehigh Val
'lev ws Issued, requcstlnz' tlio gentle
sine l (presenting pig-iron companies
mod manufacturing firms to assemble
!o tlio rooms oftlio imerlcau Iron and
Steel Association, In Philadelphia, Nov.
24th, In pursuance of tlio call, a well
attended meeting was held,
Mr. W. II: .dlney, of the Lehigh Iron
Co., called tlio meellng to- order. Mr.
O. Dawson Coleman, of the Tvjbonan
I'urnacej, waselected clialrm?.n, nud
Mr. Geo. W. Cope, secretary, Mr. Ree
ves called upon Its authors to express
their views.
Mr. Alaey, prooeeded to address tlio
meeting. Ho said that th a noces slty of
tlio ca!l arose from the condition of
iiiuurs in, mo i,eiiign Valley. It wis
evident that If pig Iron furnaces went
on producing, ruin must result. lie
suggosted the formation of an " Iron
mongers' Exchange," a central body,
with branches Ir. producing centres, to
fix the price of pig Iron. With the ex
ception of one company, the production
Jiad been only one-half the capacities
of furnaces. The Allentown Iron Com
jny had run full all the year. If all
lie companies had run on shortor tlmo
tlio situation would have been better to
day. There was about a third of the
uisu&l demand except from pipe mills.
Various opinions were offered as to the
most proper aud wlso to pursue, but
the general feeling was that It is utterly
Impossible to keep the numbor of fur
.naces In blast at present In operation,
nud In tlio course of a few weeks tho
lesult will bo that a larue number must
bo blown out as thero is no demand
whatever for Iron.
Mr. Ainey then offere.l a series of
.resolutions, which were adopted, as fol
lows: Resolved, That It must be self-eiU
dent to all furnace owners that tho largo
u-uuuuun in me tiemami for consump-
tlon
of pig-iron imperatively demands
a corresponding reduction in theamount
produced, and that n contluuanco of the
present over production cannot fall to
result In accomplishing the ruin of the
trade.
iiesoiveu, That It Is tho opinion of
this meeting that an earnest effort ought
"i u umutuiaieiy ruaue to accomplish
the reduction of tho make of pig Iron,
ni d' with this vlow a comiultteo bo ap.
pointed to devise some plan to that end.
jicouireu, mat me coalman, pro
tern, of the pig Iron branch of the Am
erican iron and Steel association be re
quested to call a meeting of all the pig
Icon manufacturers of tho country at the
looms of the association on Thursday,
December 10, 1S74, at 11 o'clock a. m.
Revived, That a committee In each
of the several districts classified in the
list of irou workB bo appointed to wait
upon the furnaco owners therein, and
urge their attendance at tho general
meeting, and ascertain tho views of
those not able to attend.
The chairman appointed a the com
mittee named in tho resolutions the fol-Jowiugi-Wllliara
n. Ainey, Allentown;
C. S. Kauffman, Columbia; G. W.
Wliltaker, Hellertown; J.H. Moorhead,
Philadelphia: G. Dawson Coleman, Le
banon; II. S. Eckert, Reading, and
Horace Brooke, Baltimore.
Tho meeting theu adjourned.
Tlio Coal Regions.
A dispatch, dated, Scranton, Novem
ber 23rd, to the N. Y. Sun. says : The
labor market In these two valleys Is
glutted. Scranton lias a population of
00. 000 cannot now give steady employ,
nient to three thouand men. Carbon'
dale, sixteen miles distant; with a popu.
1. ttlon of 12,000, cannot employ one
thousand, and so It Is all along tho Lack
awanna valley. In Wyoming valley
the sltuitlon Is little belter, If we may
except rittiton. where the works of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company are kept
J mining In full blast. This Is the mo,t
successful coal corporation In the Unt
ied States. Below Pittston, however,
where tho coal worke are operated by
different Companies, the state of affairs
is not any raoro encouraging than here,
in nud near Scranton. In tlio Wilkes
lurre region thousand of men are out
of employment. In the face of a long
ami dreary winter, with large, helpless
Iniuilles, what wonder that men aro
lipondo3t and ewijy urged to tho
commission of crime!
"The mlues of the iOelawnro nnd
Hudson Company iu botuUio Wyoming
nnd Laokawanna valleys are running
only on three-fourth time, ond the pro
b'llty Is that they will within a few lays
reduce to halt time, as the supply if
coal Is Mr In excess of tho demaud.
Thus far the shipments of coal made by
that largo corporation falls over half a
million short of that shipped at tho cor
responding peilod lastyeat, and every
one knows that even last year was un
profitable for the coal trade, The cam
pauy's canal at Hoiiesdale, over which
large shlpuieuls of coal nro usually
made, will be cloied In a few days, nnd
(hit will siu-II tho number of tho uneru
1 Jymcnh,
it. r. mortiiimku,
"Owing to tho depressed condition of
tho market there will only be two-thirds
tho usual quantity, of coal stored at
Honesdalo this whiter, or nbout400,000
tons.
"Tho mines of tho Lackawanna Iron
and Coal Company are more than half
Idle, aud tlM only ono that was work
Ing three-fourth time has ceased opera
tious altogether under a strike. The
rolling mills of tho Lackawnnna Iron
and Coal Company have long been
repturoof tho Industrie.) of Scranton,
with tiiolr glowlug furnaces and (heir
ranges of shops, which cover an area of
several acres. Here, too, the ntm of
labor has hoen crippled by the palsy of
the panic, and thero Is no likelihood of
a revival this winter. Tho Delaware,
Lackawanna'and Western Company Is
ono of tlio most powerful mining cor
porations In tho Lackawanna valley.
1 he lulls and vales along this region
aro dotted with its collieries, nnd thrlv.
Ing settlements havo grown up around
many of these mines. But Its breakers
are mainly Idle; at others the men aro
working on half time; and elsewhere
they nro barely working quarter tlmo to
keep the machinery going."
'llio -Hitlers' Journal, published at
Pottsville, In its Issue of last Saturday
says .-Suddenly orders havo come from
Headquarters, for tlio managers of the
r. & R. C. & I. Co. 'a mining opera
tions to stop all colfcrles to-diy except
tho following ten: Brookslde, East
Franklin, Phoenix Park, Malianoy City,
Boston Run, Plank Ridge, Tunnel,
Jerriam, Mt. Carmel Shaft and North
Frankllu No. 1. We understand this
step is duo to tho fact that there' Is an
Immense stack of coal In all tho Com
pany's yaids, aud tho demand for It Is
not at all lively. In fact wo believe
tho supply on hand Is sufficient to sup.
ply all demands until spring shall bo
considerably advanced.
"The news of this suspension Is very
unwelcome at this tlmo, and will be sor
rowfully received. The people will see
the necessity of practicing strict encon
omy during tho winter now upon us."
Luzerne County.
We clip the following items ot Inter
est jrom tho Scranton City Journal, of
tho 21st Inst:
The coal works generally throughout
the valley are workinc on thrce-mmr.
tcrs time. The C'o.'s shops and the
Dickson Manufucturlnc Co.'s
ing eight hours a day, and tho pros
pect appears to be that thesn r il-i .
tions will continue throughout tho win.
ter.
An old man named John Kles, fell
dead from heart disease In the yard of
the D. L. & W. R. R. Co., in this city
on Saturday morning, while running to
catch a train. lie was a mason by
trade, about sixty-three years of age.
and In company with his son was on
ms way to lils work, and the excitement
oi attempting to catch the muvlii!; train
nrougnt on tho attaok of heart disease
to which no was subject.
Dr. O. II. Brodbent was arrester! nn
Wednesday and committed tnnrlsmi nn
default of ifo.OOO ball at the Instance of
me tjcrantou Medical Assochition,
cnargea wun practicing medicine and
surgery in this city contrary to tho
aci oi ass -muiy in reference to the quail
Ucitlons of physicians. Tlio Associa
tion, However, afterwards withnrew the
complaint on condition the Dr. wntilil
leave the city, which he has according
ly UU1IU.
A German named Long, residing at
i'etersourg, in tho Tenth Ward of this
city, died in the terrible agonies of hy
drophobia, on Jouday morning. He
showed symptoms ot the disease on
Saturday morning, being convulsed at
the sight of water, &o. Ors. Gumbort
and Winters were called aud decided it
10 uo a cieariy developed case of hydro
phobia. The convulsions Increased
rapidly in frequency and severity, nnd
hellngered until Monday raornlug.when
death came to his relief. lie was a
young unmarried man agedabout twenty-eight
yeats.
Georgo Leouard, fireman on the ex
press train on tho D. L. & W. R. It on
which the express safe was robbed last
week, was nrrcsted on Saturday at Del
aware Station, by S. U. Stlllwell, on
saspiclon of being conuected with the
lobbery. It seems that on tho night of
the rouhery ho left tho euglue at tho
Junction aud returned to Dolawnre
Station on a coal train, evidently to se
cure tho hidden spoils, and on Saturday
camo to Seiacton. Thero Beeuis to be
little doubt of of his guilt. The total
loss by the robbery was 85,400, instead
of $12,000 as at first reported.
On Saturday afternoon as N. G. Ward'
iccorder of the mayor's Court of Scran
ton, was on his way homo from the
court, ho was approached from behind
aud struck a sevcie blow upon the tern,
plu by a ruffian named McGuire, which'
knocked the Judge down nmoin; a pi6
ot dry goods boxes. McUuire thau run
but was pursued by Judge Ward, who
quickly recovered himself, and an offi
cer who wltneSiid the assault, and was
soon captured. McUuire Is nuw In tho
county prison.
The Mnrlon Hoso Company's
Grand Gift Concert at Mauch Chunk,
on Washinstou.s blrthdnv. Wph. -nii'
J87S, promises to bo otie of tlio grealost
over held In tlio valley. The arrange,
men.'s for tho faithful carrying out ot
tlio design, and caro to secuiu a fair
drawing Is placed In such good hands
that no ono need hesitate to purchase
tickets. Tho references aro so well
known In tlio valley, that comment Is
uncalled for, John IJrlghton, Ettj., of
Mauch Chunk, aud his assistant, aro
so well known, and hN energy so ap.
parent, that euccrst to the firemen's ef
forts is as euro as thor.i success In Imv.
' Ing up a coDllagratlon,
Cosing Prices of DhIIaven & Towns-
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40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Nov. 25th, 1874.
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U. 8. A'f, 1831, new .
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KEJtR TO E31TOB Of THIS PATER. ,
(JUITOK'S NOTICE.
In the matter of tho Sheriff's sale
of the Itoal Estate of IVter Schwab. FI
fa , Nn. 0, Oct. Term, 1874, issued from
the Court of '.'omninn Pleas of Caibon
County. The Auditor appointed hy tlio
Court to distribute the moneys arising
from, tlio said sale and make report to
tho net tritiwlth tlio' facts andirea.
sons upon which p'uch distribution ls
made, will meet the parties Interested
for the purpose of his appointment, on
Tuesday, tho 20th, of December, J874.
at 11 o'clock A. M at lils'ofllce In the
llorough of Mauch Chunk.
J 0. DIMMICK, Auditor.
November 28, 1874-w4
ANOTHER OHANOE!
Fifth and Last Gift Concert
IN AID OV THE
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POST POME D TO
November 30, 1874.
D1UWI.VO OEilTAIS .AT THAT DATJS.
LIST OF GIFTS. .
OVK GRAND CASH 01KT . ' .
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now prepared to contract for tho erec
tion of dwellings, churches, school
nouses, nnd other buildings. Also, that
nn Keeps constantly on liand a full as.
sortuiKiit of every description of
Y
m.aj' vjl ej
consisting of flooring, siding, duors,
sash, blinds, sliutters, moldings, &c.
which ho is prepared to furnish nt the
very lowest maiket rates.
l'atrouago respectfully solicited.
W. R. HEX.
Lehighton, May 17. 1!I73. ly
Mats and Caps!
O.B.RHOADS,
Rhoads' Hall, Mauch Chunk,
has opeued his Whiter Stock of
Hats, Caps,Gloves and
which ho is selling ut prices lower than
ever beloro oltered.
Oioves & Furs.
uu.v iiAim,
1'I.Al.V AND 1'ANCV
Bread and Cake Baker,
Respectfully Informs the citizens of
Lehighton an.t vicinity, that l.o has re
moved his business Ironi Weisaport to
his premises on
HANK STllKET, LKIIIGIITOX, PA,
and that ho is now prvpared to furnish
Fresh Urtod nud Cukes dally. Stcaui
innde Pretzels shinned Iu luieu or small
J quantities to order, ut wholvaloaud re.
Ulll.
WISSIStJ 4KS TXSZl CASI3 A SPESlAlltT.
CtyCandles nt'd. Coulectiuiii, it large
and choice variety nlwajs on hand.
JOHN 11AUIC.
Sept. 20th, 1874.-tf.
THE
Respectfully nnnounces to tho cltlteus
of lehighton and vicinity, that ho has
OPENED Ills
New Photograph Gallery,
on BANK WAY, (near tlio Lehigh Va.
ley Railroad Depot), Lehighton,
and that l o Is now prepared to give our
citizens Llfo-Llko Picturci at tlio most
reasonable rates.
Particular nttentlon paid ttj taking
Children'. Llkeuestes. A Trial Is
solicited. Jul e 13.
Pianos- -Organs
l'Icnsc Examine!
Packard PARLOR & Grand
OROHESTEAL
Font "Wayne Organ Comp'y.
A. P. HORN, Agent
LEHIGHTON, PA.
Organs--Pianos
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
of valuablo
Mestl Hastate
The undeiflpned will sell at Public
Sale, on the Premises In MAHONING
Tonnshlp, Carbon County, Pennsylva
nia, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 28th. 1874,
commencing nt ONE o'clock P. M., the
following Real Estate, to wit: All that
valuablo piece, parcel or tract of land,
bounded by lands of J. I). Hoffman,
Dfiiilel .tflller, Solomon Hoppes, John
Iliinslcker and David Hoppes, contain
taluing
118 ACRES,
more or less, known as tho property of
GIDEON NOTHSTEIN. The Improve,
monts thoreon are a Two Story Frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
a Rank Ram, nnd necessary outbuild
lugs, a sprliiK of never falllnu water
close to the house, nud a stream of
water runs through the property.
GFAIso. Immediately lifter the sain
of tho Real estate, the personal proper
ty of the said Gideon Nothstein will bo
sold, consisting In patt of 1 Horse, 1
Two-Horse Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, 1 ,
Hob Sled, 1 Threshing Machine (horse I
power,! Fannlnc'MIII.UarrowB.PIows. i
and n variety of other articles too nu
incinus to mention.
Terms will be made known at time
and place of sale by
TILGHMAN ARNER,
Assignee of Gideon Nothstein.
Nov. 11. 1B74.
EIlFEtiT FITS."
Laury & Peters
Have just received a very larco and ele
gant stock of Fall and Winter y
comprising plain nnd fancy Cloths,
Caislmurcsand Vos tings, for mert's'lncl
boys.' wear, which thby are 'prepared to
make up iu tlio most.f.t'hionable BtyW,
at reasonable prices nud ou short out ice.
Lidles', Gent's and Children'8
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters
and Rubbers,-
comprising a splendid stock of nil kinds,
manufactured especially for the trado
of this locality.
3
of the litest and moil fashionable make.
alw7$ on baud, at low figures.
BfAgcnts for the Acme Shirt tho
best fitting garment ever made. Leave
our Measure for them.
LAURY & PETERS, '
Merchant Tailors,
P. O. nnlldlng, Lehighton, Pa.
Dialer In Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.,
Would hereby respcclfully Inform his
friends and tlio public In general that
notwithstanding the dullness of the
ti nit s he is determined to keep up his,
stock to its usual fullness, and Is at all
times ready to show (sell or not) his en
tire line ot goods, frn.n Silks at J2.75
per yard down to Calico for Sc. per yd,;
and would also bu pleaded to have those
who cannot suit themselves (no. matter
in what nitlcle) in this or surrounding
towns, to cull on lilm giving a sample
or full inscription of tl e article they
want, when it will be furnished them Iu
a few hour's time, at the lowest City
prices, having secured the sub-agency
(if una of the largest wholesale' and re
tall houses In the City. -
Particular attention is, also, given to
tlio Grocery department, which Is made
up of everything needed In the family,
Iroiu n barrel of UourAip to tho finest
Tea.
Goods delivered to nil parts free of
charge. Oiders by mall or by other
sources promptly filled.
A few mora good monthly custom
era will be accepted.
Thankful for the liberal patronage
received thus far, I hope, by fair aud
Impartial dealing, to 'secure all my
friends and many others as' regular cus
tomers. All I ask Is a fair trial, bear
ing Iu mind that I wilt not bo under
sold. Also agent for tho famous light run
ning DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE, which I sell or, easy terms.
With the latch string on tho outside,
and my right hand extended to all, you
will always tlud a welcome at
F. P. LENTZ'S
Zank St., Lehighton, Pa.
N. B. The highest market prices
allowed for COUNTRY PRuDUCE iu
exchange for goods.