The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, March 17, 1877, Image 3

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Society Meeting.
IXMKITO 0A1TLB, No. Js. A. O. K. OK 1IIB M. C.
2nd and 4tb Xondav of eaoh month, in Re.
tier's Hall. Lohlghton, at T;30 o'clock r. at,
j mea U Htyeri, 8. K 0 I S. R. Ullnsra.
N K. fl t.
Oxadik nuns MM. NO. "SO, l.O. o. f.
meets every Tuesday evening, nt 8 o'clock.
In Ilcrr"i Hall. Alfred Beck, A. U. t N.
II, neber. Secretary.
ItlTUCUU! TBIDK. No, 232. Imp. O. of It If.,
meets In lleber'a Unit evey RntnrdaT. II.
H. Kreldler. Sachem i O. W, Delhi, O. of 11,
FOBO POCA Teide, Do. 171. Imp. O. R. M., meet
on Wednesday evening ot ecn week, at 7:30
o'olock. In Fubile Kchool llnll, Weiesport
Pa. C. W, Schwab, H. Jac. Brong. i:. of It.
LlmonTOS LoDOtE, No. SJ4. K. of P.. meets
on Friday evenings. In Reborns nail, at 7;
o'clock. J. W. Haudenbush, C. O. T. 11.
lUtcllI, K. of 11. and fr.
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Advertisements for 1 yer, per Inch each
Insertion . . ... . , . 10 Ctv
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Local notloes 10 cents per line.
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It. S1EWKU8,
DISTHIOr ATTOIWKY &
AT LAW.
COUNSELLOR
OmcK, No. 2, Mansion House,
MAUOn CHUNK. PA.
8ettllng Estates. Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court lracticen specialty.
Trial of Causes carefully attended to. Legal
transactions tn English and German, Jan D.
BATUItDAY MORNING MAKOIt 17. 1877.
Local and Personal.
The Stato fait tor 1877 will bo
held at Bile.
Hay sells la Kutitown at ono ceDt
per pound.
TbeKutztown furnace makes 65
ions ot Iron per day.
Judge Sterrett took his seat In tbe
Supremo Court on Monday.
The creeks throughout the county
were greatly swollen by the recent
tains.
CO lb. lard cans best tin only 75
cents at D. F. KIckcrt'e, East Weiss
port, Pa.
Max Sehwelnblnz, the genial res
tauranter ot Mauch Chunk, was In
town Tuesday.
Should tho weather permit, water
will be let into the canal und navigation
opened by the 20th Inst
The Thomas Iron Company are
Retting another furnace ready at llok
endauqua to put In blast.
Wanted to Borrow, $2,000, on
pood security. For particulars, call at
tbe office of tbe Carbon Advocate.
Wages of slate quarrying hands
were on the 1st Inst, advanced, and the
hours of -work Increased to ten per day.
Henry Sllkman, a Luzerne county
politician, died In the poor house tbe
other day. Of course he was a dem
ocrat.
James E. Pannel was convicted of
the murder of his wife in Lancaster, on
Friday of last week. Ills trial lasted
sixteen days. -t
The "Cabot" Is the latest bonnet.
It possesses the peculiar property of
making a young girt iook imo an oia
pple-woman.
Mr, A. P. Ilorn was on a visit
homo during the past week. lie Is
looking well. He returned to Meyers
town Wednesday.
W. G. Nugent, a wellknown phy
sician ot'Pittston, Pa., died, on Friday
ot last week. Ho was a surgeon In tho
army during the war.
Never give up tbe ship. Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup may cure you, as It has
done others It costs little, and can
never harm. Price 25 cents.
Dr. Stapp, ot East Fenn, lias dis
posed of bis pracltoe In that place, to
Dr. Alfred Snyder, who has Just grad
uated from tbe University of Penna.
Joseph F. Rex, near Canal Bridge,
East Welssport, will supply you with
finest family flour, feed, candles, ap
ples, potatoes, tobacco and clgaru, at
lowest passible prices for cash. Try
It and be convinced. 4
J. K. Rlckerthas still a few of those
eligible lots In Iltckertatown to dispose
of. It you feel like securing a good
norao can ana see mm tie is also sap-i
plying flour, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
Stop a Moment. nave you used
Dr. Coxe's Santonlne Worm Sirup.
xry it. it in ueiigtiuui to me tasto,
health-giving to children; but death to
worms. Price 25 cts. For sale at A.
J. IXurllng's drug store. 23
Recommended by tbe Faculty.
Alias's Strengthening cordial and Liver I"lln
-I bey have cured thousands of hopeless esses
nana esses
i this, too,
mere au olfier remedies nave rsued i
i without any of the horroratbat attend mrgery
worm a whole army or doctors. Try tnem and
be convinced. For aale by all Druggists.
E. F. Luckenbach's stock of wall
papers and window blinds beats all in
this section of the state. If you go to
Mauch Chunk, call and Inspect tils
stock. See card In another column.
Tho chattel mortgage bonds ot the
North Pennsylanla Railroad falling due
on the 1st of April next will be paid at
tbe eflko ot the compauy. Interest
will ceaso on that date.
The heavy rain of Thursday night
last week, caused quite a rise In the
Lehigh at this place, and for a time
fpAra mora Anrortntrifwl that tnilffl, Ham.
age would be done; but towards Friday
vcmuic uiv vfutcr urauuuuv nuusiueu.
nil nnw rnlla nn tn Ita natural rtinnnol.
J. T. Nusbaum Jfc Son have just re-
urned fiom New York, with an lin.
Rnui ,nu'u i l i 1 1 r v I'lum, rxrnitii nnn
ng oft at popular prices.
E. II. Snyder, Is now receiving
adles an Immense stock of spring styles
i aress cooas. au gooas sola at mis
stabllshment are guaranteed to be as
eprojeuted, and tbe prices fully as low
a the same quality ot goods can be
ought for at any other store In tbe
Alitor. vallAV. i;atl anil nnu.l nnH.
d learn prices. It U no trouble to
w our gooas.
Dr. D. H. Grossman, a student with
Dr. Zern, of Welssport, and a graduate
ol the University of Pa , will leave
Monday, for Dallas, Dallas County, la.
Spring goods havo already put In
their appearance at Nusbaum & Son',
anil the generally low prices again at
tract the attention ot close Cash Buy
ers. Peter Wycock, one of tho oldest
lawyers at the bar of Lehigh county,
died at his residence In Allentown on
Thursday of last week. lie was In
his 71st year.
Ilandsome carriages and neat step
horses for pleasuie, business or funer
als can always be obtained nt David
Ebbert's livery, on worm oireei, at
lowest rates.
The ox roast announced for last
Saturday In this place Well, we would
rather say nothing about It, and the
ball In the evening Yes, both were
vkiit 'ill affblts.
Tho Lehigh University, at Beth
lehem Is to be Imroved by the adddltlon
of n library building. It will be a fine
edifice, elegant In appearance, and sub
stantial In Its construction.
A good strong boy, about 17 yearsJ
or age wanes a place to worn, wnere ue
can mate nimsoir generally ueeiui to
his employer. On a farm or to drive
a team. Apply at this offlcfli
Ladles are respectfully Invited to
call and examine our large and beantt
ful stock of White Goods, Hamburg
Edgings and Insertions.
Respectfully,
J. T. Nusbaum & Son.
TheAllentown Chronicle announ
ces the sudden death of Rev. D. B.
Ernst on Sunday last. He dropped
suddenly dead In his garden. Mr,
Ernst was C3 years old and has been in
the ministry since 1845.
-W. A. Peters, at his new saloon,
opposito. tho Public Square, wlll.set up
a free Saur Kraut Lunch, this (Friday)
evening, and kindly Invites his friends to
partake thereof. Easton lager always
on tap.
One night last week n hay mare,
15 hands high, nearly four years old.
'with a small white star on his forehead
black mane and tall, was stolen from
the stable of Samuel B. Larzalere, In
Doylestown. A reward of $100 Is of
fered for the recovery ot the animal.
Wm. J. Butter, cashier of the First
National Bank of Pottstown, Pa., was
taken sick on Saturday and kept In his
room. Tbe president of the bank, be
ing suspicious, caused the books to be
examined, and me sick man was lound
to have embezzled about $17,000.
On Tuesday last, Jacob Strsusbur
cer, a saloon keeper In Welssport, was
relieved ot his pocket-book, containing
Tllu (two fou Mils and balance suis.ll
notes). A warrant has ben issued for
the arrest of a certain party against
whom there Is said to be strong sus
picion. All the foremen and station agents
employed by me Delaware. Lacks
wanna and Western Railroad Company
were notified on Friday of last week of
a reduction of wages, to take effect
from the first of March. The wages of
the foremen will be reduced 811), and
of tho station agents $5 per month.
R. 11. Wlddoss has purchased the
stock and good-will of O. II. MacDan.
lets' barber shop In Welssport, and la-
Ken possession. Air. w. is a nrst rato
barber, and will no doubt soon convince
the peoplo of our sister borough, that
it is far oetter to De suaved and "fixed"
by bis gentle hand, than to " tug and
scrape" themselves.
The directors of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company Tuesday announc
ed a quarterly dividend ot seventy-five
cents per share, equal to 0 percent
per annum, payauie on Monday, me
lGth of Aptil, to all stockholders, and
to woman only on Saturday, the
14th. The transfer books of the com
pany close on the 23d Instant.
The Deleware and Hudson Canal
Company, The Deleware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company, the
Pennsylvania Coal Company, tho Le
high and Wllkesbarre Coal Company,
and Individual operators In the Wy
oming region, reduced the miners'
wags on the 15th Inst. 10 per cent.,
and Also reduced rents, cost of powder,
etc to miners.
.An old man ot about GO years,
.named Larose, an employee at the
Packerton shops, while ou his way
home, on Thursday night ot last week
down the canal tow path, It being very
dark and stormy, accidentally stopped
Into the lock opposite Packerton, There
was about 14 inches of water in lock,
which tended somewhat to break his
fall, a distance of 1G feet. Mr. Larose
w.a nnl tnl.tul h f.,11 I,,. An
J muw iujuilu uj tiio tail, as ug a A
peared at his work next day. J
a. letter to us, dated "At Sea,
March 12th," from our friend Harr
Mobahan, U. S. N., says: "Off at lust.
We left Norfolk this morning, and are
now bowling along on tbe way to As
pinwall." "1 am as happy as a
lark. Remember me kindly to all In
quiring friends " Our youug friend
speaks very highly of the "accommoda
tions" on board the U. S. steamer
'Swartara," to which vessel he Is as
signed. U. A. Peter, late clerk for non.
X. J. Durlltig, lias purchased the stock
fee,, of O. W, LentE's drug store, and
installed himself as proprietor thereof
in Leuckel's building, where be invites
a share of tbe people's patronage. His
stock comprises pure drug", chemicals,
all tbe leading patent mediciiies,an Im
mense stock of elegant patterns in wall
papers, and a full line ot toilette and
laucy articles. An inspection ot goods
is respectfully Invited. Prices as low
as elsewhere.
The Reading Eagle says : Tho
English Institution ot game preserves
has been Introduced Into Berks by a
local sporteman's association. They
have leased 3,000 acres ot forest, field
and stream, which they will stock with
birds aud fishes. They pay each ot
the fifteen farmers five dojlars a year
and devlde the proceeds or fines for
"poaubing" with the farmers on whoie
territory game Is killed. Several bun
dred quail and pheasants will be set
at liberty this spring.
"St. Patricks' Day In the morning"
this (Saturday), 17th Inst.
Another lot of nnw printing ma
terlal just received at this office. Bring
along your Job work.
H Is announced the Deleware,
Lackawanna and Western Railway
Company will sell 100,000 tons of coal
at auction bu thb 28th Instant.
"The American Celt" Is the title
of a new paper phblldicd at Haleton,
Luzerne county, by Hon. J. C. Finch
cr and T. J. 0"Brlen. Price 81.50 a
year.
The German Banking Company of
rottsvllle closed Its doors on Tuesday,
and will now go Into liquidation. It
owes depositors thlrty-flvo thousand
dollars, and has assets to double that
amount, but It will take some little
time to realize upon them.
The suspension of tho First Na
tional bank of Allentown, Pa., was re
ported on Wedr.esday. But the
fact that It paid checks for small a
mounts by drafts on NewYorkand hope
ful assurances clven by the bank officers,
dldftot allay the general uncasluess.
lA man named John Norrls, of
fParryvllle, while on his way to Uoken-
dauqua, on Saturday last, in searcn oi
employment, attempted to board a coal
train on the L. V. R.R., and In doing
so slipped and fell with his leg under
the movlnc cars, the wheels passing
over It at tho ankle. Ho was taken to!
sea to'
St. Luke's hospital.
For their misdemeanor Milton
bert was sentenced to 10 years and
Geo. Iloyer to 7 years In the Eastern
Penitentiary. They were conducted
by Sheriff Raudenbush, to that estab
lishment on Thursday morning last.
At the samo time Wm. Trutnnaur, for
stealing a horse and buggy from D. H.
Rouse, nt Weatberly, was taken down
for four years.
Mrs. E. Fatlli the popular Lehigh
ton Milliner, two doors below the M.
E. Church, Bank Street, announces to
the ladies that she Is now receiving nil
the latest designs in spring millinery
goods, comprising bonnets, hats, rib
bons, notions hair goods, Ac, to which
she invites their attention, believing
that she can furnish articles in her line
at prtecs ful'y as low as the same goods
can bo obtained elsewhere. No trouble
to show goods.
From Mauch Chunk.
Mr. Ham. B. HUtcblnson. who Is recovering
ropiillv from his lain illness, contemplates an
early return to Ills home In Nevada.
-Mr. Wm. Roberts. of this placets Raid to
have been offered tho tiuncrlnieudeucv of a
large Iron mtnolacturlng estaolisnmeut near
Auicapier, j. a.
And today ltue anniversary of the death
of the holy at. Patrick lu the moinln'.
A party ot summit Illllers. among whom
Odlllon Kiotz, deuarte I on last MoJday for the
Ulack Uil.a.
Mr. David Lltts, a brakemsn on the Ta
niiqua Branch, was badly hart on 11 outlay
near uautu minium.
Mr. Tho. Rellley, for 13 yrs In the employ
of Air. Jno. Lelgeuruig aa g.trdner, will boon
ezchango tils present position fur a aim liar one
at jjewientm, looiuir is au cxpaneuceu non.
Tho cases of the young men from Dunlow
ana the IJeniottheue'o of tiie Coal llegton, lmth
found guluv some months airoot iwijuty, will
be dlftuoi-ed of at tho comlug term of court,
when argument lu the '1 bos. P, l'Uner case will
also be heaid.
len. Fits John Porter and a rtty of promt.
meutJurttev Central oulclAls. on u lecnnnniter.
lug along the line, were among the gucats of
iue Mansion ou jruoay oi idsi weeic,
Quito a number of mechanics aroalieady
engaged at icnovating and improving the lu.
tcrlor f the Mauslou.
Mesara. Booth Essera " (In Pnriflem'
appear to bo a succcaa. Judging by the number
Iilg Creek Items,
The toads are In a bid condition for travel
Qalte nnambr of Couutrv Solioola will
close In three weeks, aftox a teim ot live
roonuiB,
Potatoes for planting will be very scarce
and high tins spring, on account of the ravages
ui ua uux Juab fvai.
Mr. Wm. Nitcliev removed back to his own
property last week) he Intend to discontinue
ihe store business.
Our schools ahow a great decline tn atteu
dance the putt month, on accouut of sUkpess.
Mr. Jacob Begel has purchased the Maria
Furnace Turin ot Joseph Antbouy, consider,
atiou, sK0, Including btocz, so your reporter
has beeu luloriuct), ,
-Mr. Boloioou Solt, of this place, has lately
dl" posed of his tiact of wood.aud to Fiaucia
Otto, of Plnellun,
Services ate liolng hold every Sabbath In
tbe bu Paul's Churoh, alternately or Hor. J. 11.
Freymai: or the Uelurni, and Krb, ox the Lutli
ern denoniluaiiou.
J jo. II. Krum.'of thla place, who has lately
tskeu unto hluiaelt a wlfo, will late cliaree ot
afaimuearParrvvllle. on or atwut Apiu Isu
1 wlsb htm success in his new peismt.
Amoa8oltwlll move to the farm of Wm.
Thomas, on Pine Hun, on Apnl lit.
-A sou of John Wolfs was Interred at the Sr.
Paul's iliurcn. He was aged Ijear, 8uio., H
daya
Rev. Mr. Werner, of Cedar Creek, has been
appointed by the Conference the successor of
Hev. b.Brvfogei for this circuit, Mr. w, cornea
ull recoinuiuuded. He will have cervices fur
thotliat time lu the Holt's Chuich, oi this place
on auuday z.lh ot this mouth, at 10 o'olock. All
are cordially luvitod.
Yours, etc,
Big Creek. Mar, 12, 1ST7. bevies.
Court Proceedings.
Com. va. Adam lleurv i nsault and battery,
Prolocutor 1 e,er Kbberta. Verdict not guilty
but sentence to pay turee-foiirlus una prosecu.
tor to pay ono lourtu or cueu.
Order to pay ccuta ot Inquest held over the
deudboiiyof a while mau. uearthe tilth nine
post of L. V. luuroad near uioutu of Black
Creek.
order to pay casta of Inqoest btld over boy
of Alice ftlney,
Com. vs. Peter bbert , larceny. Not guilty.
Com. vs. Ueorgo liayspiiug; larceny. Not
guiliy.
co.il. vs. J. L. Lanahan, rap. Not guilty
Com va. Htepuen Urnckeiimlller aud James
K Hill, larceny. Not gulitv.
Coin. vs. J. 8. Wood. Ijrccny, Nat guilty,
which verdict wis arrived at without leaviug
the box.
Com. va. J, 8, Webb, larceny. Verdict the
aauie at above.
Com. vs. J, K. 11111, falsa pretence. Not
guilty.
Com. vs. Milton Belbert and Oca Uoveri lar
ceny, b. 11. Butter, Prosecutor. March 9,
defendants p.cad 'amity "
Com. vm Milton Koioert and t.eo. Boyeri
larceny. A. Piiednian, I'rosocutor. Muxca 9.
defendants plead " gudfy."
' com, vs S i. ton Uelbnt and Geo. Borer i lar
ceny. Uliaui luckert Prosecutor. March ,
doieudant's pload ' gu.Uy."
com. vs. Jalitou ieit'orc and a'o, Bover t Kr.
ceuy J, I. WiUou, 1'iueccuUir. Ueteuuuts
plead guiUr.
Com. ve. Mlllou Delbeit aud Geo. Borer i
laroeuy 8. II, ltuuer Prosecutor, Verdict
"guilty."
Com. vs. Wm. Boyer i receiving stolen goods.
B. II. Butler aniTA. Priediuan Prosecutor.
Verdict not guilty ."
Com. .vs. J.mea Qulnn i seduction. Ball for.
Com. vs. Uiuau Boyer.
oyer. Receiving stolen
li. Ilntier. Verolct not
goods. Prosecutor u,
guilty
i-Slate Of JonSS IlPma!. All.B ..Otlllnn r.1
one of the heirs of decodeut to autuorun fie.
Admlnliitratora to sell mal 1-iate. Ho oid -red.
Petitljn for aale ol Ileal Kataleof llliaiu Zel.
gentusi. la.eonleieu.
t. 4. Wemmrr & Co. va. Wo'd A Brown, Da
feueatiU to plead in 2idava.
lleub Gregory vs. Cuss Huseman to the use
oMVm. liu email. Feigned issue
In matter ot AMtaaiueut otjuu. F, Byuon to
Jno. Byuou. Order of court. .
'l'llgnmau Kuous vs. biuuin llatrli, wife ot
Wm.uairis.aud Wm. Hwrla. Cmsiiou to de.
tendanta to appear within Jo days.
Tho Molly Mn?uIro Cnes.
1 he MusiST Cass. In the ca-enr Thomas
Munlry, the Molly Magrilre convicted otthe
murder ot Tnoa. Banter, the Bnpreme Court
Tuesday entered a Don iprosj This sends ibo
case back to Ihe position it held before the writ
of error waa taken out and leaves tho aentcnoe
of death, Imposed by the Court beloW, nn im-
pailOU, Alio BIU1IUU lOi W-o nvu viww ..
the iieoesaiy piper laioks u.d not oo.ni prepar.
rdand aetvediaiidthelnabilnvof theprrooer,
by reaion of his extreme poverty, to prof bre
the requisite fundi for printing, was deemed by
tnoCourtac lniiifllclent ieaou forafunhee
continuauce. lu view of the fact that no assign
moot of error had Deeu fll d In the caso.althouah
tue wm ol error bad been taken out In Hepieid.
bvr.
The cabroll Case. The continuance asked
for In the case of James Carrol, James Boyle,
Uugh McOehan and James Borlty. convicted ot
the murder of B. P. Yost, having been refused
nnnnnnl. nnnn hA writ of error WHS TtieidaV
begun. Thu Commonwealth was represented
ny jr. li. liowan, u. It, r aruuar, eo. . juer-
.f... , . 1 1 , I'Vn. All.pli.l.. Vai
and ihe t rlVonefa by John W. Ryon. Ksq. T.ie
facli ol the killing, ai developed by ttienigu.
lqeut, were as lollows: Bonjsmiu F. Yost, a
policeman of Tmnaqna, Pa,, had mutie an enemy
or a man unmrd Dairy, an engineer In the mines
near bv. On the uiornlug of July ctb, 1S7S, nc
about 'io'cioca. Yost, whilst engaged in tutu
lng off tbe gas in one of tbe street lamps, was
approached by two stranger, who. otter dis
cliatplug their pistols at him und Inflicting a
latil wound fleiL No cine as to who the asaas
aina were was obtained until Hept. 3d when one
James Kerrtuau, who with Michael Boyle hiid
Kdward Koiiy, bu been arieitcd at Carbon
county for the minder of a mluo boss named
Jones, made n coufeasloni In wnlcb ho lmplicat.
ed Thoniaa Buff, lluan McUeban, James Car
rot .James Uonti, with hUnHelf, in Ihemuioer
of Yost, Thereupon the parties named were
all nrresteii, lodged lujall, and later put upon
their trial; a aeveionce, aowover, being granted
In the esse of Bafrr, who aemauded a soparato
trill, uwingtothe deaUi of one of tne Jurors,
thellrst tnui termluaiod without a verdict, ami
a second trial wia cailedup on July s, 17 d.
A regular panel ot jurora was bummoned for
the case, and Jm'ges Persuing aud Waiaer
weie on the Buuth At tho tliee the coso w is
called, bowevei. tho trtil of Mauley was pro.
fie' slug with another panel of Juror and two
other luilges. This ruct wai av erred by coun.
eel tor the prisoners as a reason why the trial
of their dients Hhould not proCoctL The court
overruled the objoetiou, and iheaclection ota
Jury wai compleied, partly from the regmar
panel and paitly from tlcaineu, bvttaiurday,
thoSih of July, the last day of Court. Outho
UthofJuty the District Attorney opened the
case for tne Commonwealth, tbe Jury nuviug
boeii called fiom day to day, but no evidence
having be-n laid beiore them, oalngto tho fact
thai all the counsel enesged in tne Carroll case
wore engaged m the Atuuleycase, Ihouluthe
course or IrinL
'I he allegations of tbe Commotiwtalth were
that the murder was done py order or the bo.
ciotv of Ancieni Hibernians or Molly Majrulres,
tliat Duff, having a g udge against Yost, made
conipl.int to Carroll, seoetaiyi anil Kerrigan,
body master, ot his own division, for some ono
to kill bis enemy; that he, Kerrigan, and Car.
roll aflorwurds made complaint to ono ltoanty,
the body master ot Coalite division, who ag
reed to f unuih the men to do tbe deed; that in
pursuance with tills agreement, Rouilty aeut
Mclieliaii aud Bovle, ofr.uniinit Hill division,
who wanted J. P. J onca. who was obnoziouB to
tbcm, muidered; that Kcniiraii and cairoll ag
reid tu furnish men to kill Jonea and actually
did ao; that the object of lhli exchange was to
have the vict.ms kided by men they could not
identify; thut ou the night of the killing, Korn
gau, Carroll, .McUehau, Boyle mid Dully all met
ut Ctirroli's house; that McGoluin and Doyle
wore led to wheie Yost was by ouo ot the
others; thit they anot nlin In cold biood ami
Hod, and that the plitot of ltoanty, with which
thodeodwasdoue. was afterward found with
tho pistols used lu ehooilng Jones. Tho defence
to a 1 this was an ulibl as to all the prisoners
and an attack upon tho testimony of Kerrigan,
an accumpnee lu tho crime, and Mcl'arlan, a
detective, who. under tne name of MuKenua,
ii-u uecomu poa-esceu oi uio sucroia oi ine ur
der. Afterachargebythecouit, ihejurvcon.
victed nit tho deleiidnnts. and tliuv were nil
seuteuced to dejth. Fioiu this sentence tbe
present sppe il is taicn.
F. if Uoweu, eq., closed the nrgumenta tor
tho Conijionwcaltii on Wednesday, and J, W.
ltyon. K.q., foi tho prisoners, plaintiffs in error.
iuo court look uio muiicr uuuer auyisemeni.
The Coal Trade
Tho chief fi aturo lu the ohtDraclte coal de
partment during tbe past week was tbe move
ment of tho Lehigh Cual and Navigation Rail.
ro d Compinj- agiinst Its lessee, tho Central
Railroad ot New Jersey. Notwithstanding a
very great deal In ti ls conuectlou which has
been reported lu Uio newspapers within tho
lust four or Tlvfl days is untiue or ereatly exag.
crated, we liavo a-cet lamed that tho Navicailon
Company, m order t hold and maintain intact
nit Its lights under the leasoot Its propeity to
tho INew Jersey central, did, ou Monotiy of
last week, give lormalumlce to the olUueiaot
mat company mm legui steps wouiu uo taxen
for tho recovery of posses. Ion ol the leased
raihojd But Ilia not at ail Piobuole that the
threatened legal procee'ilugs will ba abowod to
prufcTOs tonuyroiiiu. ino ix-aigu navigauon
Company does not mean lo tose ume nor allow
nnv of its adyuutugea under the lease lo lapse,
houco the nrst legal step of notice to pay or siir.
render. But Ihis will urohuuly be tho end uf
the law proceedings. It Is ao ui.nltoit.y tho
true policy, ludood tbe salvation, of tho ceu
Irul Kuhnud to Hold its oouueciion with tbe
anthracite coal regions, as secured under the
leuso of the Lehiga and butqut-hauua uuluoud,
that no ouo acquainted wiui the relatfons ot
the trado of thu two oaiupiules oau douut tliat
the lesseos will Bpureno itTort to maintain ttte
lease in force. It may bo luceuvon out to com
ply with ull ot Hi conditions just now, but it ts
tho jKiiut to which all oihir cousideiationi
must beud.and theio Is reasou to Dlievu this
osseut al result will bo aatlsfactotiiy attained
Wherethe.slsa win theio is a way, and whoi e
the Interests of seversl parties involved are a.l
o.,u way. luto.liveut good uuture la very suie
to find thatwayuudlosrUiu upou it Indeed
in the present nialter of difforence. aimoable
negotiations have already commenced, and
there la lituc reaonto doubt wiU end in the
tuamtenauceoi tho status ot toe companies,
t hue tuo Navigation Coiuoauy, onder aoitait.
uro ot Its lca-e. might work lu own properties
with advantage, ins very appureut Uiat a
faithfal coiupuauce with tae teimsof its luuse
by tho Central Is lu many reipects mote destr.
aolo, if uoi more piotltHole. no.h tho mules,
lesnors and lessees, repieseut pioperties ot far
too great valuo to Iocs; them up in a lawsuit
tliat may prove intormiuiiole. Present noancial
trouD es. there Is eciyietsou to believe, wm
be arranged, una ail will wora togeihcr liar.
mouioui.lv. und, it la hopid, profitably. An
other lualter iu this conuociiun, and even more
dltectly oonueciod w,th the eoal Uaile for
thu year, is a repot t In clrcu allon to the effoct
that tho receivers or the Lehigh aud Wiu.a
barro Coal Company have aiuuuu contract wltu
Mc. CI aiio. Parnsli to mine Wilkesbarro coal
fur tlie.u oi Jl as per tou. reiot.a.iuiij are
now in progicss. and Ills highly probab.e that
a ooutructof too character meniiuue.t will be
made, but at a lower price vir ton than is
named. Tho receivers aie inclined lo this
policy to avoid as tar us possiblo the risks cou.
urclod with miuliig coal, aud to hx the tost f
pioduct ou. as welt osoi seiiuing to market, so
at to know wlthlu uuirow limits the result of
tlieooperntionsofeachdav or week. Thiaar
laugcmeiu lor worklug tho WllVe.iimre coal
uiiues may piovo tcouomlcal and wise, out it
becms tu fuiesbatow stroua and determined
com petition In the coal tr Bio for the rema.uder
of tho j a ir. Wo ha u not had mush faith In the
roiioitsof any ot tbu recent ttToits makiug to
roiuoiueaud conteiitrate the traue ou euocr
piicos or proJuciluc, aud the Indication of auy
such lo. ult are less aufplcioua now taau heie
tofjiu, Tnere is a lair promia. now that for the
remainder oi the year thcie will be pieoty ot
coal, aud at pr.ces that ever ecoomuauies au
over suppllid luai ket. While this competition
may lilcli a little tao coal operatoia. II will
lavor the groat coal currylug compajiea, who
maiuiy p.ou.irom iouuage,wnicu ineieu-esas
tho low oi ices w.deu the lousumptlvo demand.
Polludelphia Leucer, 12th ln.U
'1 ho foliovi ino I able shnn s the nuantllr ot coal
sulptiedovcr tneLehigu Val.ey iiuilniad for lbs
woea eudlug Mar. H tu, Ian. aud for the year as
coiu,iaieu wuu rue same timo last yean
lieglous l loin. Week. Year.
Wyoming ISStutM Slu,lo9 OS
llutletou 31 toil IS iSJSo Is
Upper Oj. high 111 2114 12
iHMiver 3itauaw.....
1.4.8 uz
i,Hl IS
SS OS
uuii is
iis,ui tu
51 01
Mabauoy...
Mauca Chunk.
Total ei.iuo oo irrt.ogi on
Last Year i.sus il 7(7.5 rj tu
lncreasij 4j,svi tw is 1,6711 10
ummw
IlllTOIir OF COAT, tranitmrtnd over Lenin0
dc busquhanua Division, Central It u. of
jersey wees ending siar, w, i77.
lotalweek, Todate
ouipis-u irom tons. cwt.
JV youung SJ.J 16
tons, cwt
ait.tua 10
41,1X1 07
M.S7J
J,l 4 CS
IU. a 17
Unoer Lehlirh...
(..sin i
Bo.iver Mouuow...
llasletou.....
Mauch I'hnuk
llazurdvlile
buiilh aud Judd,,,,
U,litl07
04K 18
1V.IW 19
Total 110,001 is
Previously lejHUbod SiliUOi OS
Total to dato 40I.00S o
baiae lime lu I year taaV&l Ol
Increase 15.,0ia 02
Decirase
401.611.
LKiiionTOX, ri., Marcii l3th. 1877.
MB. IT. V. MOHTUIUlB.
Hdid P,n Vmm ttis fact that a Wrbut lm-
presslon prevails among the people tn regard id
the Ball si last Saturday night, I lake the linen
tv ot asking you to oublish the following facta
ortbocaeola exoneration of the C tizens Cot
net Band! About two weeks ago to day. a gen
tleman II desire to wlthhoM names) who ap
peared to bo Chairman of Ihe Commlitoo of ar.
rangements on Ihe " ox Koaiv came io mo auu
said thev would like tho Band to play on the
evening ot the "Or Roast," and foronr pay they
would tiko np a collection. I anawereo, tnnt
wo wonld Play for them on those terms: a few
days aftcrwarj this eme gentleman Informed
me that the Committee had met and had decld.
ed to have a ball at the close of the Ox Roast,
the xecelptaot which as well oi thecoUeotlon.
should be oar pay. This atrai.gcment appear,
ed to me a liberal ono, consequently I sgreed to
turnlth all the "necessary rou.lo." This, Mr.
Editor, Is all the Band had to do With the ar.
rangements, and li anyrthlng occurred that
merits censure, outsldi of the muiio. I hope the
School Board as well as thb people, will in jus
tice to the Band put the blame where It be
longa. We agreed to furnish raualo for an "Ox
Roast," onr pay was to be the receipts ot a ball
and a collection.
Hoping this may have the desired effect and
thanking you lor tho use of your columns.
I remain. Yours Truly,
F. P. LKN1X, Leader Citizens Cornet Band.
Only Three tn lOO.OOOi
Bead, pause and reflect over the
followine: Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be tne best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy rellof and
cure ot all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hoarseness, weak lungs,
Incipient consumption, and that terrible
malady croup. Have you delayed try
ing It so long ? If so, get a bottle cost
ing 50 cts. and use two thirds of It ; If
not satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything bo
fairer ? This offer has been accepted by
over 100,000 persons using this delight
ful remedy, and only three bottles havo
ever been returned. Sold In Lehlghtorl.
hy A. J. Durllng and C. W. Lcntz.
Largo bottles GO cents', small slz9 25 cts.
KnslilonnMe Winter Clothing,
T D, Clauss, tbe merchant tailor,
Is almost dally receiving additions to
his large and elegant stock of winter
goods, comprising cloths, nasslmeres,
and vestltigs of the latest designs and
tho best manufacture, which be Is pre
pared to make up In the most fashion
able nnd durable manner, at prices ful
ly as low as the same material and
workmanship can bo obtained for In
any other town In the State. Also, a
full line of gent's furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boota, shoes and gaiters suitable
for the wear of this section, and manu
factured expressley to bis order. The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and as he Is selling
for cah only he Is able to sell at such
prices as will astonish purchasers. Call
and examine goods nnd prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Politic Sales.
Bills tor the followlngsalea liavobeen printed
at this office, or they are advertised in tho col
umns of the advocate i
March 17th. at 12 m.-Farm stoclc and lrople-
ments. the property ot UnttUh and James De-
Lonx. In East Penn township.
Tues lay, M arch 20. at I p. m. Farm, saw mill.
&u, in Uabouing Valley, property ut Rudolph
ltamblo,
March 23. at 2 and 7 a.m Cows, Ilousehold
Furniture etc., property of Mrs. Elizabeth
W eldenheimer, Bonk-st, Lehlghton.
Match 31, at 1 p. to Valuable Farm, late ot
Jonas liemaiy, rtoo'd, containing macros. In
Franklin township. A. and W. Remaly and
I. (I.Bagenstose, administrators.
Monday. Aptll 2, at 10 a, m, Farming stock and
Implements aud lot of Household Furniture,
ou the premises ot Adam Andreas, In upper
Towamcnsiug twp.
April 17, at 2 o'clock p. m. Ilonse and lot, prop,
erty of Nathan 11111, Franklin Twp., one
halt mile oast ol Welssport, on the road lead
ing to Kresgevlllo.
Otir I'liiladelphla Letter.
PIlItADELTUlA, Pa., March 14, 1S77.
DRAB Advocate : March bids fair to keep
up Its reputation as a month ot "free biowa."
and awnings, signs, steeples, roofs' and not a
few cranlums will bear testimony to the same.
'My folks are all quite well," said an hum
ble voter td a defeated candidate. "Whit do I
care !' was the xeply. Then tbe bumble voter
was astonished for Ihe politic)! aspirant had al.
ways Inquired alter his family previous to the
election.
Bury " the bloody shirt"
Deep down in the dirt i
We'll not need It ngalii
Unlit another campaign.
I nave the following in a letter from Nan.
tncket, Ma.a.t Last Friday night a watchman
ou the booth Beach discovered from hts lantern
a nark cming right In for tbe ahoro, and short
ly after lie was hailed by the captain, who aald
"Where thed-lamlt" Then the watchman
replied "High and dry on Nantucket beach "
The UI fated craft waa fiom Uamptou Roads
and bound for Nova Hcottai all bands were
sat ed but tho vessel is a complete wreck,"
A most peculiar plant ts tho Lampholla.
Bouuisls will pleiso make a note of tin.
s-'The wearing of the green'1 will be all the
go hetOou bsturdav.
President Hayes and family attend the M,
r.. Chuich. If: they ahould happen to visit M.
chunk at any time and remain over unnday, I
hope thev will have the pleasuie of heatiuga
sermon from the Rev. Mr. Vincent,
It will soon be time to unlock the locks ot
tbe causls.
Beckers after appointments oiled reap
nothing but disappointments.
Thousands are wlUing to serve their country
for stamps.
In i distant city,
hal and lone
lie sat in a garret.
With no ono to share it.
Ami sang to his love
Through nis Telephone,
A necklace mode of good lit haul la aald to
bo a sure cure tor the sore throat.
Here's a " Perional" ttnrn the New York
Herald of the 13th lust Bead It through a
pieee of blue glass aud perhapa Its meaulug
may appear t ''All persona who have during
the pail two years puicuaed of stok or bonds
of the central Railroad of New" Jeiaoy, Dela
ware and Hudson Canal or Delaware and Lack
awanna, on the falih ol statements mace by
inclrdirectors, and who aie desirous of reoov.
erlng their losses.wlll liud It to tbelr advantage
to communicate wliu .slTOUNKY, Herald of
fice. For aniuaemements this week we havo had
"Lemons." at the Onestnut, hothern lu " Onr
American Coasin." at Aicli. " Fifth Avenue
at Klraify'a, and ihe last week of " The Mighty
Dollar," at Ibo Walnut,
sh&d8ea0n will soon be here and doubtleaa
great number ol this lusciou. Ush wilt bo sent
per express through Uio laud aud marked
C O. D.
Weep, little children, tor Uncle Simmy Tit'
deu. And now please do, for Himun Camerun
too.
President Uaree deserves grest praise for
bis qmet ways and tho .uocessiul raise bo
gave the bulldozers to their a aula.
Cameron, Senior Don.
Kxpecta to gu to Washing Ion,
I ezpect )o remain.
Yours, iu Philada.
MAucrma
Illr.ll,
BROWN. In Lower Towaioeitslng lorwnshln.
Franklin Walla, sou ol Levi and su.ni
lirowj, aged 1 years. mos. and 17 diys.
sassas-aaasaaaa . I . t
Closing Prices of DeIIavkn A Town
sf.kd, Stork, Government and O.Md
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Mar 15th, 16i7.
It. H.ii's. iwi tll'i bd li:.i as'tr.1
II. 8. i-?.''s. 18f 107 ( thd 191 ailcid
r. H. S-20's. 13 J.A J....IU8I lllrt il' 't os'xeo
U. 8. s-VO's 1847 Ill t hid 1 1 1 H asked
li. m. 5-20'a, I8fli mh bid IliV, asked
t'l f. la-Pi's liti4 bid 111- asked
ir, t. enrrency, 8's df,173 bid mft akrd
U. 8. t, ISSI. now...' 1094 bid litis
u. a tit's, new : iraH bid ion lr
Pennsylvania R. R 42)4 bid UH a.xt'9
Phtla. A llondlng.R, R.,,, U!t hid I.', s keel
Lehigh Valley R. R 4IH bid 41 . askid
I-cMbD Com A Mir. Co.... hid 2?J aikrd
United Companies of N, J.ICH bid 137 sskio
OilCreek4All.Vai.ll.lt.' OH bid 7 askrd
Phlla. Kile It, K 11 bid Ilk aa
Noilhei n Central It. II... sol nid Si ml fl
Jfo.tonvtlle Pass; R.R. Co. lilt bid 1SH assrfl
Oold IMS bid nth nsied
Special Notices.
l)jprpsln. Dyspepsia. Drspspsirii
Drspeusia Is the most perplexing of ail tinman
aliments. Its svmpiuirtN Kn almost Infinite In
their varloly, and tho foflorf! aud despondent
victims of tbo disease olte i fancy themiielvea
the prey. In tarn of every snon mahuli. .hu
is one, in psrt io the cose sympathy whldh ex
lsts between the stomach and tbe brain, und in
Salt also to the fact that nny diainrbaucet tho
tgesttve function necessarily disorder the .lv
er. the bowels and the neivous Hystetn nndtf.
fecta to some extent, the quillty of thd TifOta.
K. F. Kuntel's Bitter Wmtt of Iron n niiri
cure. This la not a newprepaiatiou, to bo tried
and found wanting- It bai been d.eecrloea i allv
for many Teirs in the practice of imlnent physi
cians with nnparalleid snccesa- it Is not exooct.
ed or Intended, to cure all the disease to which
the butnftn family li eubj-ct, batiswairnDiJ
to cure Urspepsta in its must obstinate form .
Knolel's Birter Wine of iron never fills ttf
cure. Uyraploma of Dyapep-ia nre loss of app.'
tlte. wind and rl-lngof tho food, dryne-sot no
month bartbura. distension of the atom ch
and bowels, constipation bead-iebe. dizzlne-M,
eleeplessnesn ntidlow spirits Try the gicat re
meay S'ad bo convineei of iti merit-. h I tne
f;ennine. Take only Knnkol's. which Is nut ou.
ym II bottles. Depot. 2$) Notth Ninth t
Phllauelphia. Advico by nliil tree, b aenolng
Scentetsmp Try ono bottle? of Kunkel's iron
and be convince-t ot lta roentsi Sjldbyurtfg
gists aud atoi ekecpers every w bote.
Worms. Wotms. fforflia.
Removed alive. Tape Worm removed alive
In irom two to three houra, with tegetatile
medicina. Head and all passing from the sys.
temailve. No fee till head nasann. The Doctor
never falls to remove Pace; seat, lin aud rttom
ach Worms. Ask our druvgisi torn boUleot
Hunkers Worm Syrup. Pilce, tit per bhttie.
ltnererfalli. or send to Dr. liunkel 39 North
Ninth xtreoi. PhUndolph'a l'a. lor clrcu ar
with full Instructions,!) enclmtn g 3 crift atam
lor rettlrn of eatne. Kuntci's Worm eyrup is
uied lor chilnren or adults; with pertect sifety,
aaltlsvegetab e. Buy it. an 1 try it. War. 3
PIMPLES. .
I will mall (Free) the recipe for prepartntfa
simple VftogTABLR Balm that will remove Tam,
FRKCKLEM PIMl'LtHS and BLOTCHES lea
inglho skin solt, cloar and iie-intlfoli also in
structiona for producing u luxuriant growth of
hair on a bald head or Binooth face. Address
Ben. Vandelf & Co. Box ftlsl. No. 8 Woosterl.,
New York; . JanlJ.m8
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The Mverttsfir. havlnff been pfrmafienilv tjir
ed ol Out ilread (IKeape. Contraption by a flm
Die remodr, U onitoaa to mnko kmiwu to hi
fellow fltifferorn tim means oi ciuo. To all woo
rte-tire it. he will Dent a Wpv or the prencrlplmu
n-f0, (ireo ot charffel. with tho duectton for
Sreparlnfir and U'lDfr ihe tame, which thev will
a a 6 due cuur tor Consumption, Aithmft,
Bronchi i 1b. Ac. Patties wishing the pietcnpf
Hon will please atldre- 11 k v. IC A. wlf.uo.,
191 Tenivat, WilUamsbnrgh, N.Y. J tn 13 m6
Errors of Youth.
A Gentleta'in who suffered (or years from
Nitrous Deoiitty, Premature Decuy.wnd all the
cffectR ot roathlut Indiscretion will, for the sake
ol suffer! nir humanity, Bend froe to tilt who ned
It, the roclpe nnd directions for making tho
simple remedy br which he was cure.1. buffer'
ers vishWH to piottt hy the advert ser's experi
ence can do 80 by address. up, In perfect contl'
donee. JOHN 11. OODKN,
Jtnt3m6 i2 Cedarit., .New York.
Now Advertisements.
C3
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Hebcr's Illoclc, Brink -si,, T.clitgliton.
Notice. To the Public A. J.
DDR ft NO'S Family Drag andlMcdlclne Htore,
(In Dt. Beber"s Block) la OPEN ou SUNDAY
from 8 to 10 o'clock A. M.. 1 to Jl, i to 7 P. M .
Residence-let door aboro M. V. Church
A.J. Dufllng, onr popular Drug.
ght. hsvlDg dispensed with the servtcea of n
clerk," Is behind! ths Counter Healing' out and
Compounding Nice, Por, Freh. UnsdulteratMl
Mel cine for the Slok and Affi ctod, at Redno'
ed Prices
At A. J. OUfllng's Drug Store,
yon can get your Prescriptions and Family
llecipesCompounded accurately & ecicntlDeally
At A. J. Durllng'n old established
DRUOand PRESORIPTION hTOKH,)O0 can
ely on getting a Strto'ly Pnre Article. No
mistakes from incompetent assistants, as ho dU-
penses and prepares with his own hands.
It h Jilst splendid I IVIiat? Wliy
that New 1'erlame I got at DURLINO'S Drag
Btorei iils own make up he calls It " MY
OWN ' 250. and Hoc per bottle.
1000 lbs. Pure Caustic Sods, or
Raited Potash, for HOAPMA KINO, Just receiv
ed at A. J. DTJ ULINQ'S Drug store, and selling
at a very low price.
Wall Paper I Wall Paper I Wall
Paperl At A. J, DURLIrld'S Drug fjtoro.
NEW STYLES Just received at Greatly RE'
DUCEDPItlCKS. Call ami Examine. '
A. J. Durllng, our popular Drug
gist, having an expetlenciiof 11 Vears, knnas1
whereof he speaks, whin he aavs he guarantee
that EVERY AllTICtE bought at hla DRUO
STOHEllof thtfl'lilllCSTand BEST thit Cilf
be found In theIarketa,
A. J. Durltng, the X)rugglst, ha
just received a Fresh Invoice of Fine FRENCH
and dALIFORNI BRAND IKS, OLD HOU
LAND UIN, OLD UYE WnHKIEa. Import,
ed PORT and BIIERRY WINES. Domeslld
CLINTON and otler URAI'E WINES for
Medicinal and Uscramental Purposes.
djourned AdmInlstrntor Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate
The tinderslgne-1, Administrators of the Es'
Uteof JONAS HKAlALY.lJtooI FRANKLIN
TovTDstilp. t'iirbou County, Va.. deo'd. wiU Bell
t ruolio Bale, on the premttea, on
Saturday, Mnrolt 31st, 1877,
Commencina t ONR o'clock I M., th iollow
lot; de sort bed
VALHtABLE FARM,
Rifuated about 1 H milo. ea.t of the Tlo-ourh if
Welsswrti beinir the urotierty of tho said Jon-it
Itemaly, deed oouuiiitng 117 ACRES nf Ocxil
FarmlJr laud, of which 14 ocn-a are 0 ear au .
the1 bnHucu in Timberi lloumled by lands or
Peter KrUm, ileo. A Wanner, llobt. Antnuavt
AcV, Ad.witn all the Improvements theiro
- - vlu a Substantial'y Hunt plank Dwe
Luq luc House, Hummer llouae with Cl A
Dj under especliliy adapted lor IU- li
liii.i io.. Frame Barn. Pic fsiahiea. Wa-r
HhtMl and other Outbiilldlngt. a Pump of no .
fsllinx Water near theltoaaq.all kinds of Fl
Tres are iiisoUmI on the prcuitav., ctA. t
Fxruililn inaa rondltlOD, '
Terms ot payment will be very easy and l I
he mtds known at thotHasand placed sal '
A. A W.-KKMAf.Y and I. U BAOF..H'll- s,
Adm'-aoi Estate of Jonas Itemalr dec'u,
Ms.rc.li 17-M