11 V. MORTIItUSR, . . . KD1TOI1
LKttiaiiToN.rau
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1883.
Tdk latest detected embizzler Is a
srairt aud popular' young fellow of Bos
ton, named Arthur H. Blauey. who, ns
cashier of tlie Mnssacbttsetts Loan and
Trnst Ocjnpauy, hs plundtre J its trens
nty to (be ntnoaot ot St 000. He car
ried ob hi operations for two yeata; and
the fact that he conlJ do o without do
tuellcm fa Eighty tliscredlHble to it other
CGoera, who deterve punishment for
negligence as bo iluerrc it for embezzle
aaeat,
A Aotin, Texts, dispatch of the 15th
feat., lay, in tbe United State District
bourt on the Hth an important opinion
was delivered in n criminal Bolt brought
uulcr tbe CItII nijjbtu aot, pnucd by
Congress in Marob, 1875, to enforce tbe
peutlty of (500 for excluding ,Lattrs
Evlns, a eolori-a woman, from a lam,
nt on tbe Ilonaton and Texas Central
Kail road. The Court held that the act
i unconstitutional, being an infringe
sunt on the right of the several Btatcf,
send that the S ate tribunals alone Lave
jurisdiction in the premises. Nineteen
suits of a similar nature were dependent
on the decision In tbia rase.
Trm trial in London of the six dvna-
mi e conspirators, headed by Dr. Ual
lasher of Brooklyn, vrbo acted under
o.-der from this side of the water, was
bron jht to nn end Thursday of hist week,
and four of them were condemned to
nenat eritude for life. The conviction
of these men was Inevitable after tbeir
accomplice Lynch turned informer,
Lynoh's evidence was very direot, very
elear. and orderly in its details, and
folly aoeorded with4 the facts that were
obtained fro.ii other sources; and the
acoased men do not appear to have been
able to invalidate it. It is a bnrd fate
whioh the Emerald Club of the Bowery,
in New York, has brought upon the fool
iab agents it Rent to Londou in company
with an Informer of their own kidney,
ana we should hardly think they would
be able to collect any more money at
psetetttto procure liquor for tbenisehes
and dynamite for their tools.
A lion terrible accident oocurrod on
Saturday afternoon last at Victoria Hall,
8underland,England. Several thousand
hildren had gathered there to enjoy an
entertainment Tbero wero 1,200 chll
area in the gallery and they came rush
lng down the stairway after tbe perform
nnce was over. At the top bf tbe first
'flight of steps was a door only partially
opened. But ono child could pass
throngh at a time. At this point one of
the little ones stumbled and fell. Thou
others fell and tbe children above- pushed
npon tbem. In a moment tbe stairway
was filled eight and ten deep with bodies,
Before they could be rescued 1SG children
had been trampled to death or suffocatt d
Tue clothing was torn from many of the
viotlms. Tbe news brought thousands
of people to the scene and tho greatest
exoitement prevailed. Tho itairwny
from tbe gallery, at tbe top landing of
which occurred the pressure which led to
the accident, was from livo to six feet
wide and the gallery door, through which
the children were allowed to pass only
one at a time which circumstance is re
i garded as tbe direct cause of tbe calami
fy was fitted with a bolt which lodged
in a hole in tbe floor, tens narrowing the
passageway tor the purpose of facilitat
ing the ticket-taking when the audience
was entering the hall. Tbe majority ol
the children were under twelve ears of
Age. Later accounts place tho total
number of deaths at'202.
THE REAL IESTJE.
N. Y. f UN! "Tho tariff undoubtedly
wilt Im tbo great lesue between the par'
ties next year," says John Sherman,
'Wo shall give it prominence this year.
We think we shall be able to do that so
early in tho campaign tbut, after nil, tbe
Urlll ill overtop everything else in im
portance.- No donbt Mr. Sherman and
all those Kcpublicau leaders who sym
pathize with brat would be very glad to
light the next tied Ion npon the qnesllou
of tbe tcrlff, and every other eUolirn.for
the next twenty years. This would suit
tbem very much belter tbau tbe issue of
refer m, of txptlltng tbe rascals.who now
rnn riot in overy department of the Gov
ernment, of diivlng away the blood suck
ers that feed upon the Treasury of the
country, of making tbo uhols Adminis
tration hontst aud decent. If tbo Re
publicans could stlentfor themselves tbe
battle ground of 4881, they wouM have a
much belts r chance of winning anil per
petuating their own teuura ot power tbau
tbey can possibly have when the grouud
is chosen by the people, wearied and dis
gusted by Republican corruption in overy
branch of the public strvioe. Tbe tarifl
o.innot be a great issue in 1881. High
rates of duty must necessarily be Imposed
upon all imported articles. The reduo
tion of the tariff to my thing approaching
a free trade standard Is an absolute im
possibility. Where, then, Is there ant
reason which can make this an overtop
ping point ol dispute between the parties?
If the necessity of levying high duties is
admitted by all, ej that there can be no
difference in principle regarding it, how
are parties to contend about it? How can
a question respecting which there is no
substantial difference be made tu surpass
ev.ry thing else In Importanct? Mr.
Shsrmau is a smart politician, and he has
some reason to count npon tbo fact that
in the Democritio party, as in every
other, tbcre is a proportion of foolish and
hot-headed men; but we do not think he
will be gratified in this matter. The
great aud overtopping issue is clearing
out the den of thieves.
Intention. Tbe manner of Judge-Wyl'e
lu citfcchnrgimi tbe iury wan cold and
constrained, and he martu it moat appal
cut thai ue ma not approve ol ine ver-
lilct. It Is said a very bitter feeMria la tuuitles of nmkiug thsir gaine-approach
entertained toward bim'by some of tbe log It and finally bringing it dowu.whlie
counsel for tbe defense.
Since the besinnina of tbe Star route
trials tbe Ooveiuuient has pafd the fnl.
nwiou sums to nttor eys: tn miss np lo
March 22. 1883. $16,208 18: tn Brewster
up to January 4. 1882. $5 1)00; to Cock,
reiiriinrv jooa. utv.iD. uiusun, . . , - ,
February 0. 1882. $5 d00; to Ker np to vo"
DEMOCRATIC MATE CONVENTION,
Tbe following call, sigued by V. V.
flense!, chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, lias just been issued
for the Democratic State Convention:
The Democratic State Convention will
meet in the Opera House, IlarrlsbUrg, on
Wednesday, August 1, at 10 A. M., to
nominate a i-andlilate for Auditor Genera
and a candidate fir Etute Treasurer .and
transact such other business as the Convcn
tion may ileteimiiie.
There will also be presented tn the Con
vention a resolution winch has been adojitc
by the State Committee, changing the rules
of the parly so as Id fix the time of the
annual mcellug of the 8tate Committee at
-1 P. M. on the Wednesday after the third
Mo.iday of January, instead of the third
Monday as now provided.
Under the new rules of the parly the
representation in the Slate Convention
will be by representative delegates from cx
istlng representative districts, one for each
1000 Democratic voles cast nt the lust glib
ernotorlal election, or for a Iritrlion of 1 0H0
such voles amounting to 500 or more; pro
viJed that each representilive Ahtriel shall
have at least one delegate.
There wilt he a meeting of tho Demo
cratic State Committee in Horrisburg on
Tuesday, July. 31, nt 8 1. M.
with mnch difficulty. Wealthy olifiifV
lows who have nothing to live for but
tbeir own amusement here have oppor-
May 25 18S3. $27,872.48; to Merrick to
April 23, 1883. SJ2 000. Allan A. Fink
erton baa been paid 1 2.049 74. thn whole
malting a RMml total of 125,079 48. To
these payments many ntheis innxt be ad
ded, for Instance $200,000 for witnesses.
rho total cost to tbe Qovernmtnt since
adventuresses can find every facility of
ascertaining all about tbe standlugi and
habit of their intended victims,"
A disagreeable scene was enacted last
Saturday on the grounds of tbe Coney
As tbe great long
distance race of the meeting, the Coney
Island Cup was rnn, the attendance was
tremendous. At times one could scarce
ly cross the quarter stretch. Aaicog
those present was Mr. Langtry, who
with liAi AAVAllpr. FraitdtA fiahhard.
Ode Beoolab Lbtteb. -"l in mo race, ana attnongn Mr.
Washington, D. O, June 18. 1883. Ceorgo Lorillards Monitor was a hot
Tbe event at the capital during the favorite Eole come away at tbe finish and
past week was the funeral ceremonies in won easily. Mrs. Langtry was delighted
honor of John Howard Tayne, who it, and applauded and laughed like a child,
after having been dead thirty-one j-cars, No Booner had the crowds became aware
at last laid in a flual resting place.undcr of her presence than tbey formed in solid
a fitting monument. The exercises of the phalanx and stood on tbe lawn in front
oocaslon were all agruable to listen to of the box tier, gazing up at her. lirld
and appropriate with tbe exception of glasses were levelled at ber. and the lady
tbe hallelujah rnnsio at the end and indeed needed alt her self possession to
and the singing of "Home Sweet Homo" look calm and dignified nuder such an
to new fanglud strains instead of tho old attack. The cirong came afterwards,
familar tuue. There were many interest- howeyer. When the races were over
ing races at .tbe cemetery. Peering out Gebbard took tbo lady down lo his coach,
from tho newspaper seats in the front No sooner was this seen than the crowd
row waa the oounteuance of Dr. Mary gathered to noh nn extent that tbo lady
E.Walker, and it reminded mo of the and her escort could hardly get through,
funny poem she did. not intend to and to make matters worse, they hooted,
be funny which Mr. Corcoran received howled, whistled and shouted nppro-
from her. The gentle doctor's poem brious expressions In a manner calculat.
ought to bo prinlcJ. She addressed it et-lo disgnst even some of tbe shonters.
to "tbe immortal Corcoran." and tbe Greatly to the credit of Mrs. Langtry
purport of it is tliafi: any of his grand- ana uf- Gebbard they bore this ordeal
children ever fall into needy cironm. very well, hut American minners musi
stances Dr. Mary E. Walker promises lo Indeed be in a bad way when conduct
(.1. r ii. m Tn tlmu, mn,-li ike tbts is mauuebieu puunciy, anu
- - i
tn earnest sho was she Dut her name to most of all on a race track.
her verses, and then took the noem to a Te American Bifle Team has at last
noinrv nnd acknowledced her aiimalur.. got under way. The members salted on
L, ' I . ...... .. -
with the names of three witnesses dnlv the Alaska wutcn leu pori mis auernnon,
appended. Tbe idea of swearing to a ? hop8 to make tbB International
poem is new ana original, Air. Corcoran contest at Wlmoieuon a close one. wen,
and all tbe newspaper editors have been f0I tue;r own it is to be hoped
deluged with poetical effusions about ....... ,,,. ie,la.
I'.ivnn I J -
f be serai-annual payment of interest there is very little iuterest iuslhe match.
nn registered united States bonds, which The members of tbe National Rifl Asso
occurs in January aun June, la now ue- nUlinn ha aTince,i BnEhtti)B'tv suirit.
lug made. While it is very difficult to . , , , ... , , ." .
nhfain .-xact Information aa to tl,Uroet there has been such bitter rivalry auu
receivers of lutert-tt Irom tbi class ol jealousy, add the tfforts of certain peopl,
bonds yet, like almost any thing else btr, i the team to make the whole aftiir an
XlX .arlMng scheme for cer.aiu gun man-
Hie Treasnry deimrtmeut knows of is Mr, umciurem uio un-u
Vamlirliilt. who will rernve tbe inttrtst ev.nbody is disgusted. The American
n $37,000,000. A year bro be hail I, ..m i,. i i,i,v tvir,r,ln,,v
003 WIO for some nnn.oxo. Th Well aud'shoot unct-mmouly fine, before
lurg si owner is Mr'. A. T. Steuart, who thoy can begin to hope to Tcflect honor
um about 5ju.0uu.0uu. As some of lurs on theiionutry which tbey represent,
aro coupou bonds, the amount of btr The Chic.igo lard 'failafeTias bad
uutllllil' rnuuin rAuilv uo ICIJII. lea L . . . j ..
ta .n Mr. A. T. Rwtl l,,1 in mn'. good effect here. Uu Monday me iraus
000 in bonds, tbe most iif them b, ing C s actions In tue I'rouuoa ixonange were
Mr. Gould had $13,000,000 iu registered nntmnitllv imavv. and manf Who bad
bonds, aud a large number of coupon dabuiet, Je..vlly in oil and came very
duiiim, -iiim hi. nvrjw iv lino HO vl'Jltll I . . , ...
rnla Wall Nirert. W leu lie neprtclarn uvui uuua ""ru
anm-t of money. A O.ilifornia milli- n- salvtS ou the other commoaiiy. At
Oranges and Florida.
Better than Breeies and Blossoms Under
a New Flag.
Even the 1 stray atrand. orange groves of
Florida fall to kesn Its people full of happi
ness and comfort. Art must help nature
everywhere tn the tropics as among the
pines of tbe North. ''And, chief among the
blessings whleh are adapted to all tones,"
writes Dr. J (J. Wallaee, ol I'ort Uaile, Fla
"is PAtiKsu'e Tovio. It soemi to have the
world for a field, and moat of the current
diseases yield to Its action. I have used It In
theoasoola delicate and dyspeptlo young
lady, with the most gratifying results. It
teemed to accomplish with ease what tbe
usual prescriptions and treatment for that
miserable malady failed wholly to bring
about. I Bin also glad to state that the
Tonlo bat greatly relieved me personally ura
troublesome atonlo condition or the stomach
of long standing. It Is the Ideal purluer and
lnvlgnrant.'
Messrs. Hsicox (c Cs call especial atten
tion to the lact (hat alter April 18, 1883. the
naraeaad style of this preparation will here
alter be simply Parser's Tonfe. The word
'-UWgei is uropjtea, lor mv reason mm uu'
their patront by substliutlng Inferior prep-
principled dealers are constantly deceiving
araJ Ions under the name of dinner ami as
alnger It an unimportant natorinn inwreaiei s
In our Tonlo. wo are sure that our friends
111 agree nun us as to me propriety oi uio
cnange. Tliere will ax no chanuh, now.
KVEn, in Ilia prepttiaiiun iibcii, .'"i
buttles remaining tn the bands of dealers,
wranntd under the name of '-I'aiikkkb-
OihoKRToHlo." contain the genuine medi
cine ir tbe signature or lliscux auo. itai
the bottom of tbe outside wrapper.
Charles Rapp
Respectfully announcrs to the citizens of
Irfblgbton and vicinity that be has opened a
FRESH
Meat Market,
IN 1. EVAN '3 J1U1LD1NQ,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
rrhere he may be found every week day from
:00 o'clock A. M. tnV:0i H. M with a full
UDDly of 1'ltI.ME 1'RESII MEAT, Trlcet
at low as the lowest. Patronage Is rcspeot.
fully solicited. JuneSmS"
A WASiiiNaTjN, D. C correspondent,
'writing on tho 11th ibst., comunnts
thusly: Keller, as a nuisance, has lately
Veen considered at the White House and
summarily dealt with. That Krlfer
ahoald have been abio to induce Folger
to rccomrcend 'the removal of tbe Col
lector of Columbus, Ohio, in favor of a
toady of Kelfer, nnJ that Arthur should
luvo sanctioned with bis signaturo tbe
transaction, seem strange. That Arthur
felt that he had been Imposed on,app;ars
from tbe fact that ho retracted his stepr,
leavlnc the Hecrotary of tbe Treasury and
Keifei to think what they might ol it.
Tile mischief bad been dons, however.
Gov. Foster, with a delegation, swooped
down in fury, and said a thing or two
which, though sot complimentary lo
Kaifer, was instructive lo Arthur. The
happy family lu the Buckeye State was
aer.oualr disturbed. Nor has harmony
bsen restored by Arthur pulling bis foot,
bith feet, in fact, on Ktlfer. The in
ternal revenue district consolidation
sob tine has dumped tbe ardor of mauy
an Oho patriot at the precise moment
when enthusiasm was expected to maul
fest itself. Ohio is iiiteut-ely devoted to
office-holding, and any attempt to reduce
tbe number of offices is regarded almost
nt a personal cfflence to u corps of pa
tri.-ts. without whose services soman
xnnloe for office Is safe. That is what
U tie mutter at tbe urcsent moment.
Gov. Foster did not dUiuUo toe point a
particle when talkiug with Arthur,
"Turuiug us felloes out or olaoa is a
deuoed curious way to b -viu a i-rrapaigu
for tbe rcdemptlou of tbe State," was the
concise idea of a leader of tl o lui hfuL
James Fuedkmc Wood, Archbishop of
Phil tdelpbin, and bead "of tbe Catholic
Church in I'enusjlvabia, died nt tbe
arcbipiscopal residence in Philadelphia,
at 10 miuutea past 11 o'clock ou Wednes
day night, the 20th Inst.
Our Washington Letter.
IFboUOUR SPECIAL CclhKKSrONIUNT.l
Washington, D. C June 1C, 1863.
The close of the Star lioute trial on
Thnrsdny has been tbe only topic of gen
oral Interest in Washington during the
present week. After a series of trials.
almost unprecedented in length nnd at
leaded by many circumstauces unex
ampled in the history of similar pr ceed
ings in this country, tbe Star route de
fendants have beeu acquitted by a jury
whose honesty will not be seriously ques
tbned. However various may be tbe
opiuions of the people ou any or nil tho
paints involved, tbero arc none, except
th e whose iutercst was prompted bv
protraction, who will not be heartily
glad that the curt, in bus been rung down
on a drama that had ceased to interest
tbe public and bad come to be regarded
among those eyifs which caunot be des
cribed.as -light afflictions."
It will be remembered that after
months of preparation, aud after tbe
public mind had been misled by ennfi
dent prodictioUB of a clear case und
prompt action, tbe pros, culiou started
ou a coarse that hud tu be abaudoned,
Tbe ultempt to dispense with tbe form
nlity of indictments and to proceea by
iulornintiou, consumed many weeks and
cot uu enormous outlay ol money. It
would seem that with all Ibo resources
ut Its command, tbe Department of Jus
tice should have been uLlo to decide
whether or not such it course was open
The Verdict of "nut guiltv" was
genuine surprise to eyery uuv except th
lunch ou Monday ft clerk in a brokir's
offlje was pointed out to me who bi.d
just cleared a little over 530,000. He
waa earning $1,00 a we-lt, but kept bis
eyes nnd ears about bim, and (be mo-
rneut tbe first riiuibllnga.-ol' Mcueochb
crash came be jumped in and profited
by it. A miuiber uf printers also did well
Talking about wiuiinig-iuolity lemiutU,
ejihiit.llltiuger Wallon:ofJiiteruutloudl
notoriety is making bay on race course s
ferred that nre considfred jr.st as Nfe ri rii,i,h- Willis wiunlune are said to
ami pay uigner .interest, on tne olber ,mlnlj rin on to thirty thou-
s Ha rF II. a. Pnli.t II I M v w - -
ru nnnnUr. on.i . .,r..,i i ii. sand dollars. Oj the train- home from
of other nationi, because the rate of in- the Sheepsbend Biy Meeting a book
terest la higher than that paid by nny m.t,. remarked to Barney Aaron, tin
ru'ra?- "Barney, the horses vtil
ik-.iir.uiiiin v-u (icfiiiv (iiio ,iuillt:r '"I
f
i
ire, Mr. Flood. N thii uext largest bold
er. Ho has J1S.UUU 000. Then there i
an estate in llnstnn nnd three or four
ersnna ill New Y'irk whhbnve each $10,
000.000, and a ledy in New York nn
married, ton has S8.000.000, and tho es
ate nr Mosea Tiivlor in New York ha
j 000 000. and D. O. M lis. Whitelaw
ltrli s liilber-lii-law, si UIIU 000. 1 was
snrpriaed tn learn that so few wealthy
men hildnuy large, amount of United
Mates bonds nn permaueut investment,
lint was tnlil tbat the rate, of interest ix
now sn low that other tec nritira are pre
America'a whole bondeei debt as includ.
ng nil thn hankers of that name, tber
bave 5iou.ooo.ooo:
JHXTD POLITICS.
Brooklyn Eagle. '-Wnat are your
rlam lu regard to the tariff?" asked an
enterprising reporter of a gentle-man who
waa standing at the bar drinking with
friend.
"I'm in favor of (be protection of
American industries," fraukly unsered
tlxs person addressed.
'Then,' of course, you are a ltepnbli
imu," added tbe newspaper man.
"Not IM know wystlf, I'm a Demo
crat."
"Aud have you any opinion on the
subject?" continued, the scribe, turning
to the geiitl-unu's friend.
"You may pnt me down as a free trad
er," replied tbe Utter,
"Ob, I see: you're a Democrat."
"Nary time. I'm a Republican. What
are you?"
"Well," retpouded the astonished re.
porter, "I was a D.movrat when I name
in here, but I'm Mowed if I know what I
am no."
defendants nud thiir liieucl,ull i,f wlium
have for weeks past beeu cjufident in
expressing the opinion that the juiy
woulu ucuii. vt ben tuu trial commenced
there wen few who anticipated cither
tbau couvlct.on, but as it nr,(.'ged its
slow letiutb alwlig tue ONiniou was modi
lied, nutil for a lung time past not even
tbe proH.-cutiug cutiiistl hoped for su
inucu. nut a "bung jury was wrat u
Hiilie-ipated except lis above remarked by
tnoie persouutiy iniercsteii, and who
seem to have had inf nuatiuu lint acces
sible to outsiders. The defendants and
their friends were ou hand in force wbeu
tbe jury came in aud rendered tbeir ver
dict, aud tbo scene that ensued was ex
citing and dramatic. One of tbe learned
couusel lor tho elelense started tbo bui
ran and was about lumpinc upon tb
counsel table when ha seemed to renieni
ber himself. Auotber.Colouel Iugersoll,
turned arouud nnd hissed bis own wife,
who happened to be sitting by. bim. An
otuer one of tue ueieueisuts sobbed gen
uiue tears, which came bo fast that hi
could not wipe tbem off wjtti bis hand
kerchief, and another smiled, while Join
W. Dorsey: waa apparently an nucon
cernednsifit ves a under in ubicb be
hnd nnt tbe least luternst, and General
Brady Hushed and ptlod by turns. Tb
defendants were nil surrnundeA by tbeir
Irieurisauil overwbelmeil with eougratn
laliens. Tbey were cheered lustily ic
the courthouse and acain as they em'erg
ed and went across the street for n Irish
iuiit, Tbe two deynted women. Mrs,
Doraey and Mrs. I'ecs, who have bee
ooiistaut altJndsuU, altsrnatily smiled
and wept nod clipped tbeir delicate
bands, and Mrs. Horsey df dared she
muit not l-avn nntll she bad taken ererv i
"Barney,
never kuockhim out
try it."
Suppose you
Out of 51 parsms received Into th
Hokcudauquaand Kerndaleejiure-h mem
I bershlp duiing-tlie last year by the pastor,
Rev. J. A. Little, forty one.jwere eeuolart
and teachers f the llokenuauqua an
Kerndala Sunday schools. . -
Ready mixed t paints at
(tn hoi's fnr Si Q.i ' nev
J. L. Gabel's
gallon.
$1.25
per
New Advertisements.
TTrANTED I, ADI Ea
V J
To Whom it May Concern.
All nersons are hrrebv forbid meddllnt;
wltb tbe following Personal Property loined
by tbe undersigned toT.F. KKUR.of Lower
Towamens Ion Tow 111 D. Uarbon l!o.. l'a
at thn same It my property, and leased to
bim brine, to nil: (Im Ilrown Mare. 1 Ton
liuggy, l liuirner wagon, i tmcd, i o di
Double Harness, 1 St-I or Slnulo tarncss, l
llboonlng M iclnne, 1 Sauiuco S utler. a lull
Sot of llutebers' Tools. 1 Straw Cutter. 1
Unok Move. 1 Parlor Stove. I Uedrooni Set
anu lieuiiing. z ucusieaus ami iieniunx. i
Wardrobe.- -i Tab os. Lot of (Jbalrs. and all
otli, r articles of Household Furniture on tho
premises now occupied bi tlie saiu T. l-. f enr.
jauuu ltr.ai, iji-iiiuii iwp,
Nori Im mutou Counly, l'enn'a.
June.Bth, 18t3-w3
Administrators' Notice,
Estate ol Jonas Fociit, Deceased.
letters nt Adiulnlstratton on the Keiate of
Jonas Focbt. late of tbe Uorouirh of rarrv.
vlllc. Carbon count y.Knna., deceased, bave
been Brimiuu loinennuerFigarii.ioKiiom an
nersont Imlcbti-d to tbe said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and
tbuse having clulms or demands nlll make
known tue same without delay.
TiuiN s. it rem snn
OATltAItlNi: FIUUIT,
June !t, 1883-itS Admlnlsiratort.
Sovon Teachers Wanted.
An Examination nt Teachers for tbe Pub
tic Schools ol f.cblirbton nil! bo held In the
llluh Sclio.,1 Itooui. on MONUAY. JUNE
26th, 1831, commencing at 0:00 o'clock A. SI.
imo l'rincip ii aim sixAuuuruinate.ieacners
win no einiiinycu.
is oraero- me itoara
It F. llOFKOltD, Secretary,
Lehighton, Juno li, 1883
Caution to Trespassers.
.Toscnh Klbler. Henry Klblcr nnd amuei
Klbloraro hereby lurbld tresanaslng on the
land of I ha und.-rilirned.' In Tiiwaineiislnir
Tomithlp, ilarbon County, Pa., alter this
notice, uuaer penally oi ine iaw.
June Utll, 1883..W3
P.nanoial Statement of
LeMEhton Boro. Scliool District
For Year eiiom Jnue 1, 1883.
-toj-
1)H.
To Ksra Newha-t Tax Collector, ,
Slate Appropriation
' Balance In band of Treasurer..
Mole In lJank
All other sources, rent, Jto
t IKS 30
357 SU
71 41
91 to
TO TAKE OUR
New Knnnv ork at their bomcs. In
I city or country, una earn so e" i'"""
I iitnL-lm' vomits for our Summer and fral
trade Send 160. ror sample ami particulars.
Hudson Mfg. Co , MS Sixth Ave., New Yurk.
DIVORCES. No publicity! residents of any
State. Desertion, Non tunnorl. Advice
und applications for stamu.
W. 11. IjBK,
X vertlslng ln677aooDnewsiapersseni free.
. .1....... f l . t. Iirkee-1--, .1 . JL 10 KnrnrM
UUtJ-K
PENSIONS I
For wound, rtlKase or other
disability. Widows, minor
childien and dependant
parenti entitled when death resnltod. (Halms
rcnix'iicd.iestoratlon. Incr-ojcs. bounty, hack
pay and dl.churnes obtained. Apply at once,
delay preiudtccs your rights, iee fiie-l by
law. Adilress.wftbsta.nl, I lie i-ld establish,
ed arm ol EPSON It CO., Atturneyt h t'Ulm
Agen-e, 917 FSt., Washington, D O. eor
Our New York Letter.
Regular correspondence of Advooati.
New YonK, Juue 19, 1883,
Tho dullness of tbe summer in town
has been much relieved to tbe delight if
tbe soandal mongers, by the shooting of
Mrs. Smith by 1118 Helen Leonard in a
fit of jealousy. The hero of this escap
nde is an old beau named Callahan, who
somehow has inspired Miss Leonaid
with a passion strange to comprehend
wbeu tbe fact is taken into condMdera
tion tbut he is bixty-five years old. By-
means of cosmetics und other aids to u
turo, however, he manages to successful
ly maintain tbe appearance of a man not
yet fifty; I shall not repeat the story of
tho shooting nor what led tu it, but as a
trieud of Cullabau's gave me some de
tailed facts about bim I will repeat mo AIIVETITISERS Lowest Hales for ad
11 .. . .. r...
tbem.
Callahan is not exactly a lawyer, for St., New York
although he was admitted to tbe bar, Le
never practiced, Poseesseu of nu ample
I'ortuue ho weut-iuto real estate specula
tiou some years ag,i and leaded binuell
up to an euorpous extent wltb propeity
Tben came tbe crash aud Callahan could
not jjet troni under quick enough to save
l.l...ie Tl .... ..i.ll.i t. . .1 i...
youd recovery, and in a few days no less VTl'clllG. J jGlllIlii. .
,i. ... r. !....... '
iuiu n euuuMuu luicmnuiv kviiuub
were begun agaiust bim. But be is
man of wouderlul resources. Ills kuosl
edge of tbe law made bim muie than a
match for tho ordinary rrei'itor. II'
fotltrbt all the cases AoatitRt htm nn lo the
Court of Appeal,, and meauteblle man. QUEEN GROCERY
oould. He indulged in this colly lili
gatinn because be foresaw very plainly
tbat uiutteri would right themselves
again. His coLUJeuce was justiQrd.
Wbilo he was fightiug his creditors tbe
market Improved dud when prices bad
reached a figure which suited bim he
settled, pajiug all his debts, and having
a haudsotne surplus left from tbe income
of which he lived.
Morally, however, be appears to be one
of thoee veteran beaux that are produced
by tbe American habit of living in hotels,
aud wbioh has given birth to tbat dis
tinct class of male beings known as
"hotel mashers, "ami that distinct female
clasi termed "hotel adveutnresses." X
number of gentlemen were discussing tbe
Leonard case lost evening, among tbem
a veteran hotel keeper. The latter re-
m irked: "althongh I am a hotel nan
myself, and from a business point of ?;h,.'lu"lL,jr i'',l1?"fj,1"'"
vie naturally desire tbe hotel system lo ' 1 be colort are alt., utler, Ladles making
insrease, yet I cannot but see that it is ' Sift .BumVer.7dy..Rby
uo mo to break up tbe InmUy. It leaves UL " vubiii;ei.i,i. iu-
t e women with absolutely notbiug to popular price. At lhe,e beduuilts are det
An ivnn tn IVia nr i,A4irin i i lined to bucoiut helr-looins In tho families of
n,jlK lu. comlnggeneratlons.prudentoomenwllltalie
ror.ms. Aiier uiuner in tne evening tie
men are eepally at leisure, aul then tbey produce,
OK,
(6387 it
Tjy Auditors $
It. V. Mortlilmer, 1'rlntlng
' M llellinan & Co., I oal
u A. D. fltosi-er. Hepalrlnr Heater
I bos Kemeror, Insurance
Kz.a Newliari. Tnx Collector ..
" E. II. ttiieder, Treasurer. Fees,
" It. K. Hoflord. Sec'y, Salary....
41 M. llellm in. Hauling Lumber .
' Kunti Urns., ltubber Felt
" E. Il.Snvder. Mcrcbnndlse
" Interest on Uunds for 18S3 1:87 31
" ' dHeinlortol8S3 12100
Lewis Walk, Janitor, .vertices. 81 60
" Teachers Wages '1870 UO
t 00
18 0
ll t8
ID (V
11 U
Kt 6)
6- 00
79 OJ
6 HO
8 OU
H SS
ltcimlrlmr Walks and House..
" Lumber and Freight
Incidental Kxpeuses
" Uunds Itedeemed
165 CO
301 it
1 21
810 0V
The underslenad. having enlaraed and
ntberirlse Improved bis Store, announces lo
bis friends and tbo pooplx of Lehlufilon tl.at
be bat just KK-f IPENED the sauto with a
tun supply ui everyiuiu in iuo
line. Including
PINE APPLE.
UAnanns?,
OKANUKS,
LEMOVS.
OADUflF,
OIJCtlMIlKKS.
and all other FRUITS and VKOETAHLI-S
In Season, allof which he is lurnUbiog at tbe
VERY LOWEST 1'KIOES.
Frank Leibenguth,
June 23, 18)3. LEIIiailTON. P.
Corticelli EniWflery SilL
ON
Spools'
lOYrds.
Each siKHil it equal to four ordinary skeins.
it A oeiier irtau
or on cards.
biter abbn bo'el corridors and bi
i iror Iit Ibo band and thanked him. Bh'e ' Toorni. Nov idlenoss- ia tbe root of a 1
nude In leavluir tu tbeir descendants the
best tpecluent of embroidery tbeir skill ran
juue lo-wa
was cot Lotref er. abla to uiri mil h..!..u y .n. ,,..i. r...i fsrent stt, lie.
, . . vwB i m,u tuue . 4 , fisv svsiaifu more, au.
PilPil PnllPffnPe New tat Just out and caU
loiraa.ao. stamu T new dir.
JJasw Al'r'a On.. UiWj
Jam
53 U 15
il
28 0V) 00
27,176 0U
27
Dalance In Treasury
Whole amount ot Hnndetl lndcbt.
edness Juno 1st. 1882
Juue 1st. 1S83
Ijtit uaiance in i reatury
Whole amount of Indebtedness.
June 1, 1883, "7,417
Jt. F. HDFtOKD,
occietary,
Lehighton, June (th, 1S83-W3
Aiinuul Financial
OF in
Statement
LeWiMoii Boro. Scliool Distric
YAa ENDIN3 JUNE i, 1883.
E. II. SNYDEIf, Treasurer, DR.
To llalanee on hand June 6, 1882.... 71
- Mate Appropriation 35
" ehol Taiua 4536
Other Sources 13
" Loans 3:5
5387
OR.
lly Voucbert paid as follows:
For Repairs, he $ 431
Ti allien Wage 1MU
Fuel 113
Fees of Tax Coll-ctor 2:8
Treasurer's and Sec'j't Salary ... 1.6
He-bit and Interest (will 2311
insurance and other expenses .... 17J
f 53 U 1)5
28 118
Balance
We, Ibo undersigned duly elects I Auditors
of tbe liorougb of Lhl.i limn, b.ve examlued
tl.e foreKulu aecuuut of E II. Snyder, Treu
surer.aud eeritfy ihailt Iscorrecltuthebesl
oluur knowieugoanii nenei.
W H. LONII.
P. M. VAML1EW,
Lehighton, June S. 18 3 wS
The Complete Bone PliosuMe !
MANUFACTURED DY
THE ALLENTOWN M'F'G COMPANY,
One of tlie Best Fertilizers
for all kinds of FAltM
Crops nnd GA11DEN
Vegetables, can bo
bought in large or
small in quan
tities of
M. HEILMAN, .
LEinaiiToy. pa.
March l.m
Eatato Notice.
Estate of John W. Ileberllnir. lite ol the
Iturough of I. eblghton. Carbon County, Pa.,
deoeastd. All ersont Indebted to said estate
ale requested to make Immediate payment,
and those having legal claims agaiust the
sama will present ilmo. without delay, it
proper order for sMtlrtuent, tu
SkMANliA '. HKl)i:HLlN, Eiecstrix.
Lsblghtea, Jusos, lt3-nt
Spring Announcement 1883!
Wc desire to say to our friends and the public in general, that
wc have on hand the Largest nnd most
Complete Stock of Goods
OF ANY
TailorinG IsialblisIimenT
in this section of the County, comprising
Cloths, Cassiineres,
Plain and Fancy Suiting's,
Which wo will put up for vou in our usual
FIRST-CLASS STYLE,
Thereby giving yen, at we always, do
Best Fittins, Best Trimffled ana Best Maae
CLOTHING IN LEHIGHTON".
ne have alio just received from the Manufacturers a lam
Stock ol Newest btylet of Ladles, dents and UhlldrtnV
lSoots9 Sliocs and Oaitcr9
Gents FwrmisM'ng Goods, e.,
All of whtch wc arc now offering at
fgiT Unprecedently Low Prices I .jfj
Very Respectfully,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
March 21, 1883-jl Bank St., Leliighton, Pa.
. tijtl7 ?S .rrfrS ft" tiJAiuBor TjrBioirr nosinvooB
" l'Knf.i. huo 1Juu( ,nd Uu,lc,
nu . . .-, euiriw, .nil vrmveiiupicr WUUAH.
iCbtoel 0rs;anaM3,l1petJraauUS. OTUKHUAttUAANMIullr ilttlb,d
I la Illnatraled CalalOBUB ahlch It sent HI Kit iin tail particulars.
wr viai i una auu always WELCOME--533
Addrtt j or call upon UAAIliL. r. BliAXT V, rVashlaston; New Jersey.
Spring and Summer f
Spring Styles !
rri u r 5:
1
cj 1 I cn
S 1
TI-IE
Carbon
Advocate
13 THE BEST MEDIUM FOR
Local Advertising
IN CA linos' COUNTY.
. . - , . . t
Send .for Rates, which will be
found very moderate.
5 'Job Printing
of every description,
Illustrated Sale Bills
A SPECIALTY.
At Low Prices!
H. H. Peters'
Merchant - Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT,
Tott Office Building, opp. Tublle Sijaare,
Bank Street, Lcliighton."
A full line of OENTS' FVRNISHINU
UOODS, at Lowest Prices. tnar.3-tf
GranaSprins &Soiiimer Opening !
Thounqrilicnel resiectrullyannnnnces to
tho LaOli-t of Ichlaliion and vlclnl'y. that
she Is now recelvlnic a very Large and Ele
Kant Assortuieul ot
Sprinpf and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS,
comnrlslnirHATS. BONNETS. KinrtONS,
t'LOWI-'US. &e., ol the very NEWEST
STYLES, sullatilo for LADIES,
MISSES and OIUI,lnE'S
WEAK. All at Triers fully
as hue a the tvne quality
of goods can be bought
for elsewhere.
Mrs. E. Path.
Ptore-Two Doors Ilelow tbe M. E llhureh,
DANK St. Lehighton. a,ir.li m9
JjJob Printing neatly,
cheaply and promptly execut
ed at this office. Give us a
trial nnd lie convinced.
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
uiu k. c. WKra hktk itu nuiis trkatikkt,
KWjraHir I ppmrMUUtr II -iliU D anirulatukt, P1U.
Nirinu KvotAlsTlti, llatiUrb, Narva PrU ( rusi
Vl tk w of lctti4 r toiccta, WsthrUI !. M'nUl D-
UtJlnitliBUtrr, ff 4 4th i rrM( Old At,
RimnNMjAM at rrUIUtrni, IJitirj
ad VpteriMi trrbaa ciinr4 br frt?swili. of IU Uftli
wll-lM r pvtMh4u kc. Karli Utt r-MiislQCit moRl1
lrtmtl S I r al twit tvr $i, ml ly Mll pt
1J isu rrlj f irtct ,
W3 GUARANTEE 8IX D0XE3
Trtrr (. WlH trh rsir rtxiT-4 r V atx
Uiaa. rMiiik4 Hh vllBsl U pMrrbMtr or
rttioM iwimIsns i rvM I ti moij If tu tIMlmtlat 4uM
R-l ffff risis nnrNiraIii4tiilrlir
44
I TW rUWU4 vrfUt iittMl farilrr. It tmm4Utl j
1 ram u4aw tMallpaUM, mruu i uw. huj4
fcuwr.tv CI8NER & MEMDEL80N.
20 Rfloe Clroett Phllodolphld, to.
Atipccfat iDTltattoa ts extended to the Lad.
Im or ItcUtghton and nurroundlng neigh Ur
hood to rail and examine the Imiaente iteck
ofSKlNU AMD SUJUMKU
Press $ood.
JDST BEOE1VED AT
E. H. SNYDER'S
Ml IMilM, Fa,
coraprlf Ing all the latest Noreltlet la Blaek
and Colored Silks-, Velvets, Flahlt, Cash
meres, Serges, all.Wool Suitings, Orlog.
haras. .l'rlnts, kc. Also, a fall line of
Bhinkets.Iioniertlcr.Sbawls.MuslInt,
NOTIONS. TKIMMINOS. ke.,
ull ofrflikh be It oBerlog at very
soes Prices. A nice line or
. Silyer-Plated Ware,
Do call ami see It. My stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Carpets, OH Cloths,
QUEENS WAKE, ULASSWARE. fce., It
full and complete. Cheap as the UUeaeit,
and Uood as tbo Best. tejd.i-Tl
JAMES WALP,
SUCCESSOn TO
A. D. MOSSER,
Motiufactiirer of ami Dealer in
Stoves, - Ranps and - Heaters,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
and House Furnishing Goods.
Every klndorsTOVEQIlATE and FIRE
BtUUKS kept constantly en band.
ROOFING and" SPOUTING-
Done on short notice and at Low' Prices.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A fen doors above Bank St., LEHIGHTON.
PatronsKe solicited and ta'lsfaetlon guar
anteed. Feb 10, 18S3-IT
I1E1X91AN & CO.,
BANS STEV.ET, Lehigbtorr, Fa.,
illLLKIlH and Dealers In
irioor& Feed.
All Kind, of a RAIN BOUOnTsnd SOLUn
REGULAR MARKET RATES.
We woold.tlso, lespecttallrlslorm oorelli
tent tbat ire are now fully prepared to BUI"
PLY them with
Best of Coal
From sot Uln desired at VER
. lowest rnicRs.
' JT. HEILMAN & 60.
Jotrtl
Saloon Keepers and Others,
Don't fall to Lur jour
Champaigne Pear Cider,
Lager Beer,
Root Ueer,
Nectar,
Porter, &c.,
OF
C. B0TTGR,
TAMAQUA, Pa.
Ant. 13. lltst-Ir.
Ji. F. LUCKESBACH,
Two Doors Below tbe Broadwar Honte
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
Dealer in ill ratternt of Plata ssd Fsner
Wall Papers,
AVinuow Shades,
Paints & Paintesr'.Snpplios,
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
CARBON ADVOCATE
FLAIK AND FANCY
B00KsJOBPRIltIN6:HflBSE
BANKWAY. short dlsUnee abort
the Lehtxh Valley R.R, Depot,
LEHIGHTON, PA,
We are now folly prered te eztcute every
deserlptlon of PItlNTINO, Iron a
VisilinE Carflto a Large Poster !
rosters.
Handbills,
Dodgers,
Clrrularl
Ehlpplnt; Taf t
Cards,
Bill Htsils,
Letter Heads,
hole Heads,
Envelopes,
Statements,
lro7ra tames.
Panpblels,
he, kt.. In Best Manner, at
Reasonable Prices !
RUPTURE"
Ta
IMPERIAL TRUES
what Tan vist Ths
irrraUaMsveDtloo of thaarar Bee our pam
tibial. Krai tree, ret.J. Y, EUAN.Oreers
bore, x.y. iriT7