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ALMY'5 TRIAL OYER
Judo Doo Will Proiiouncu
Sontonco To-llay.
THE PRISONBIVS TESTIMONY.
His Story of tha Shooting of Ohriatlo
Warden and His Subsequent Actions-
lilt Raid Thnt WhpnlOulntr (Ivor Ilia llurn
M'ith Clirlnlln They Stumbled, mill In
the Confuitoii the Ilftvolviir Wus Dis
charged Could Not Tll llowr li Hup
pencil, Hut llo Did Mot Menu to Kill
tho Girl, Whom Ha Loved Hotter Than
Life, K(o.
Plymouth, N. II., Nov. 10. This
morning tho addresses of tho counsol (or
Almy and for tho State nro being uinde.
They are expected to ho brief, and then
Judge Doo will announce the degrou of , ginning,
inuriler ana sontonco tne prisoner.
Yesterday Almy was put on thestand,
and hU evldonce was breathlessly fol
lowed by tho tremendous crowd proHout.
Ho said ho loved Christie with all hi
heart, and thought that if he could huvo
had her she would havo lod him to a
better llfo. They talked It over, and
she advised him to get n better educa
tion, but lack of funds compelled him to
reach to the conclusion to make a short
cut to professional life
Witness said that Christie kissed him
tvlieu they parted. Shu nroused illu
sions In his breast, and had Mrs. War
den spokon only ono pleasant word to
tit m ho would not hnvo been
here to-day. Ho then gave nn account
of his travels after leaving Hanover,
raying thnt bo bought his revolver In
Springfield, for the purpose of taking it
with him to Texas, llo had shown It
to several persons, and bad mudo no at
tempt to conceal It.
lie finally came to Hnnover for tho
purpose of seeing Christie alone, to got
her approval and encouragement. Ho
did not write while lie was away, becnuso
be was afraid sho would not get the
letters. His expectations wero high,
and as ho had no doubt her parents
were agninst him, ha must see Christie
alone. He nrrived in Hanover on the
midnight train, and went Into tho Wnr
deu barn, from which ho could command
n view of tho kitchen and parlor. He
thought ho could see her when she went
to the Grango.
About n week later ho went through
the house ono nipht. Ho wont four
times In nil. Tho last time ho docldod
open her door and speak to her. Ho
did So 'ut 'ler brother was lying on the
bod. 'llo anl not "tfty 1,11 tu "mo la
the barn, but Wftnu.."0'! about the fields,
rwaltlns nearly a month to Bee Christie.
He told of entering tho room lit Mr.
Puttee's, occupied by Christie, but was
horrlflod to find It occupied by another
woman. As the latter rose in bed he
caught her by tho throat and pushed
her back. Thou bo told her his story
and his desire to soe Christie, but she
said Christie was not tho re.
A compact was inado to keep the
mattor of tho visit a secret. Whan ho
heard Christie was going to tho Grange,
ho wont to tho pnsturo, changed his
clothes, and after ifupper, went down
back of A. Flint's house und waited for
Christlo.
Soon she cnnio along with othors of
the family. Almy then described tho
meeting with tho Warden party, as had
been related by several witnesses, and
said in goin ovor tho burs with bis arm
about Christie's wulst they stumbled.
Fannlo was ncreamiag und he flrod his
revolver to keep her back.
Ills fall stunned him. His thought
was that ho must havo Christie; there
were sounds of voices coming nearer,
and Christie was on the ground uncon
scious. In soma way bis rovolvor was
flrod, ho did not know how. Thou,
when he saw Christlo was shot, he ex
claimed: "My Ood, Christie is dead !"
lie was dazed. He vont to tho river,
mid returned to the Warden barn, anil
watched tho men who brought tho body
to the house. He told of visiting Curls
tlo'.s grave on cevorul occasions,
THAT ANARpHIST RAID.
Some of Chicago' t'ollce Likely to SufTai
for tho Arrnst.
Ciiioaou, Nov, ID. It begins to look
as though tho city administration was
to have a harder tlmo fighting tho
anarchists than was anticipated. Mayor
Wnshburno has no more th'in n bara
majority of thn City Council at his
back and cveu this majority may be
broken Into upon tho demand of tho
trades uulons, leaving the administra
tion entirely at the mercy of the anarch
ists, socialists and labor element.
In such case tho Impeachment of tho
Superintendent of Police for ordorlng
the raids upon tha anarchists meetings
is not among the Improbabilities. This
condition of affairs has encouraged tho
anarchists and socialists greatly, and !
they talk of again openly defying tho
authority of tho police. Should they
do this tho latter will allow thorn no
mercy whatever, but will resort to tho
club upon the slightest provocation.
The police say they don't proposo to tako
any chances, and that It there Is any
shooting or bomb throwing to be done
they want to bo in It at tno very u-
DR. SMITHJAS GONE
And With Him- lifts Disap
peared Soiiio. $30,000.
AN ENDOWMENT ORDER SCHEME
I vjwui
I fW IIILtM
Tho Dootor Lit Two Fiionds Have 150,
000 to Buy tho "fraternal Oirolo-"
SENATOR SHERMAN'S CHANCES.
HU Friends More Confident Than Ever
of Ills lte-elcntlon.
CoLUMIins, O., Nov. 10. Advocates of
the re-election of Senator John Sher
man are more confidout than over of the
veteran statesman's return to tho
Senate.
The news that Dr. Chauncoy M. Do
pew had In his speech at tho banquet of
the New York Chamber of Commerce,
spoken In Senator Sherman's behalf,
when taken In connection with the ut
terances of Secretary Foster, has caused
much gratification.
It is claimed by many loading Ohio
Republican that their party would
stultify Itself by rejecting Senator Sher
man and sending ox-uov. iornker to
Washington. The consensus of opin
ion Is that Senator Sherman's dis
tinguished services to the pnrty and to
the nation will havo such weight with
tho Legislature that his ro-oiectlon Is a
thing assured.
Slxtenn flults for Alleged Arson,
Prrrammo, Nov. 10. In tho Unite 1
States Circuit Court the cuss of the
People's Fire Insurunco Company
against D. W. Holt Is on trial. Tho
caso Involves about $120,009. There are
sixteen similar cuies against Holt which
will be decided by this ouo. The prosent
suit is to recover $3,500 paid to Holt on
a fire Insurance policy. Holt was a
lumber merchant In Phllltpsburg, Pa.,
and had a large lumber yard. Some
tlmo ago It was destroyed by Are, and
Holt recovered $120,000 lnsarance. Ho
had been Insured for $125,000, appor
tioned among a number of companies.
It Is now said by the plaintiff that Holt
has sot fire to, or caused to be set on
fire, the lumber to get the insurance;
nlso that by fraud ho mado his books
show that ho had on hand about twice
as much lumber as he actually had at
tho tlmu of the lire.
This Was Deposited With Transtirer of
Sfnssacliusfltts, Who Refuted to fltvo It
Up Smith Hail Taken tha Money from
un Instltuttonof Which lie Uri Treas
ure and at lie Couldn't Settle He
Skipped With All He Could Find.
Lowell, Mass., Nor. ID. An Inter
esting chapter In tho crash of tho short
term Endowment Orders developed hero
yesterday. Dr. Sumner P. Smith,
treasurer of the six months' benefit or
der knowu as the Illslng Sun, Is a fugi
tive, and technically he Is an embezzler
of about $30,000.
The State Treasurer, howovar, holds
$50,000 of that sum, but tho remainder
Is In tho possession of tho missing treas
urer. It Is Btatod that the money was
taken by Smith In order to save for tho
benefit of the certificate holders.
The cause that led to this stato of af
fairs is interesting. Recently K. J. Mc
Kenzie, W. II. Jones and others tried
to buy tho order of the Fraternal CIr
clo. As alleged the Inducement was that
thore was about $30u,000 In tho treasury,
enough to pay about $200 each on the
certificates, which could bo bought for
$120 each. This would glvo the pur
chasers a profit of over $100,000.
In order to buy the Fraternal Circle,
however, 30,000 was required for do
posit at the Stato Treasury. McKon
zio was associated with Dr. Smith, the
treasurer of tho Illslng Sun, and the
latter was persuaded, It Is alleged, to
let tho purchasers of tho Fraternal Cir
clo huve $50,000 for one day. He lot
, them have the money and it went luto
the State Treasury, hut It Btayed there,
the Treasurer refusing to rocoguUe Ale
Kenzle and his associates as the legal
successors of tho original olllcora of tho
Fraternal Circle ponding tholr re-election
as suoh stockholders.
This put Smith in a trap, as tho
money was wanted for certificate hold
ers of the Illslng Sun and a charge of
embezzlement stared htm In the face.
Thereupon he took what money re
mained in his charge and left town.
President Lovojoy of tho Rising Sun is
now looking for htm with Pinkerton
detectives.
It is understood that Smith will como
baok if the mattor can bo arranged. It
is said he Is in hiding at present through
advice of counsel.
2 TJTHE PEER OF ALL COCOAS.
defies all honest competition. Economical
Pure. Obtainable ot anv reliable orocer.
(jbcoal
too sr.nious von joking.
" Smart Alecs " air their wit lo amuso sufferers
with funny stories while reciting the imacrlnary
virtues Of some Inert nostrum, but the pangs of
rheumatism, neuralgia, gout and carbuncle, the
horrors of scrofula and epeclflo disease, are not at
nil funny. It Is more interesting to know that
Cactus Blood Cure Infallibly cures these aliments
hy simply purifying tho blood.
The
A Uevlsed Saying-.
pen may be mightier than tho
sword, but if you tako two swords anil
rivet them together near the center, yftq
will And that in many newspaper offices
they nro far mightier than tho pen, as
they have to do four-fifths of tho work.
l'retty GlrlMlislnc,
ItocuESTEit, N. Y., Nov. 10. Mllllo
Lester, a pretty, dark-halro.l, black
eyed young lady, 18 years of uge, has
been missing from her homo on East
avenue sluco a weuk ago lust Monday.
Miss Lester's mother resides in Syra
cuse, but since sho was a small child she
has lived with her undo, Fontou W.
Sayers. Miss Lester left her house a
fow minutes before noon on tno uay
mentioned, saying that she was going
out for a walk and would return soon.
Since that time tho most diligent soarch
has boon mado, but uocluo to the young
ludy's whereabouts has been found.
Forger Wood Found Guilty.
New York. Nov 19. Frank H. Wood
was yesterday afternoon convicted of
forgery in the first degree In the Court
of General Sessions for signing tho
name of Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Raymond, his
benefactress, to a certificate of ten shares
of Western Union stock. The trial has
been going on for tea days, but it only
took the jury ten minutes to convict
htm. He will be sentenced on Monday.
Under Wood's conviction ho Is liable to
bo sentonced for a life's term. The
minimum term Is ten years.
Her Strong Point.
At tho funeral of a woman in this
neighborhood, one day recently, a sym
pathetic and admiring neighbor volun
teered the information that "for patient
resignation the corpse could dance all
around any woman living."
Nights of Labor.
A Liberty street man makes a com
plaint to tho 'police of his wife, who eats
dry cake in bed. If the police won't
help him, ho is going to get a suit of un
derclothes made of sheet iron and wear
them nighta. J M. Bailey.
Mai,
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
AHBANQ1CMKNT or PASSENGER THAWS.
NOV 15, 1891.-
Mauch (
I'sssengor trains will leave Hhenaudoah foi
nUf.ll Chunk. Lehlshton. MlAtlni-lnn. l!nto.
sauqua, Alleutown, Botblehem, Enston, I'M)
He
could not realize that she wus dead. Ho
never thotmht of beinK captured, and
the feeling that ho could not loavo her
chained bun to tho locality.
Almy told his story In trombllng
tones, and freifuoiitly stopped to brush
away tho teurs.
Almy was subjectod to a sharp cross
examination, and admitted that his
statemont that ho had relatives In Sa
vannah was false, No evidonco was al
lowed to prove that Almy Is George II.
Abbott, although tho matter was once
broached by the Attorney-General.
At tho conclusion ot Almy's testimony
both Bides rested. I
Knights of I-iiUor and tha World's Fair.
Toledo, Nov. 19. The General As
sembly, Knights of Labor, has approved
the demand of tho W, C. T. U. for
equal wages und equal suffrage. Tho
Assembly declared In favor of tho
World's Fair being kopt open on Sun
day for the education ot tho masses,
provided no person employed at tho Fair
shall work mora than six days, eight
hours each, pur week. Tho fourth reso
lution, nsklug the Knights to petition
the authorities to close tha saloons and
prevent tho sala of liquor on tho Fair
grounds, was rejeoted.
A strike Improbable.
I'lTTSBUIlQ, Nov. 19. Tho employes
in Oliver & Roberts' South-Side wire
mill wero yesterday notified of a 30 por
cent reduction in tholr waos. Tho
employes are naturally very muoh dis
satisfied, but that a strike will rosult Is
not considered probable, as the men arc
without organization.
Tons of Cents on Hand.
New York, Nov. 10. Tho Sub-Troos-ury
olllclals fear nu avalanche ot copper
In tho shape ot a mountain of cents. In
March last thoro was a total of $17,000
in the small com in the vaults. Now
thero U a total of $10 1,000, or In gross
weight 72,800 pounds, or nearly 37 tons.
They come in from tho ponny-ln-the-slot
companies, who gather thuin from
their machines all over the country,
f hey ship thum to the maiii offices in
Now York and thoro dump them Into
the lup of Undo Sam and ask for larger
money In return.
Nine Cities Want tho Convention.'
Washington, Nov. 19. Tho Republi
can National Committee will meet In
the Arlington Hotel In this city on Mon
day noxt, at 11 a. m., for tho purpose of
choosing a plnco for holding tho Ro
nubllcun National Convention of 1803.
There will bo a lively competition for
tho honor. The cities that have already
put in applications, or decided todo so,
nro Now York, Chicago, Cincinnati, San
Francisco, Omaha, Minneapolis, Pitts
burg, Detroit nud Tacouu.
COrVSIOwf IBM
Made well
tho weak, nervous or ailing woman
who takes Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's a medicino that's
guaranteed to help her. It's an in
vigorating, rcstorativo tonio, sooth
ing cordial and bracing nervine
and a certain euro for oil tho func
tional derangements, painful disor
ders or chronio weaknesses that
affect women. For ulcerations, dis
placements, bearing-down sensations,
everything that's known as a " fo
malo complaint," it's an unfailing
remedy. It's a peculiar one, too.
Peculiar in composition, peculiar in
its cures, and peculiar in tho way
it's sold. It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction, in ovcry case, or the
money is refunded. You pay only
for tho good you get.
idelphlaand New York at 5.17, 7.10, 9.08 a. m
l9fi9.RW.fi.ttKiv In
For Belvlrtere, Delaware Wnier (Tap and
itroiidsburg at 6.47, a. m.. and 6.28 p. ni.
or Liamuerivme ana Trouto'i, 8.0S a, m
For White Haven, Wtlkes-llarre and t'lttf
ion 6.47, 9.03, 10.41 a . m 3.10 and 6.23 p. m,
ForTankhauuock, 10,41a. m 8.10 and 5.21
p. m
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva and and Lyoni
10.41 a, m and 6.28 p. m.
rnrx4icoyviuc, xowanna, oayre, waveriy.
(Slmlra, Itochesler, llullalo. Niagara Falls.
Chicago and all Dolnts West at 10.41 n. m..and
V2 p. m.
For Klmlra and the West via Salamanca at
3.10 p.m.
ror Auaenriea, jiaEieion, HtocKton, LiUm
her Yard, Weatkrrly and Penn Haven June
Hon at 5.4f, 7.10, 9,08 a. m. and 12.62 3.10 and
l,2 p. m.
For Joancsvtllo, Levlston and Beave
Meadow. 7.40. 9.03 a. in. and 5.23 n. m.
For Hcrftuton nt 6.47 9 0S, 10.41a. m. 8,10 and
y;tn p. iu.
For Haile llrook. Jeddo. Urlfton and Free
land at 5.47, 7.40, 9.03, 10.41a. m., 12.52 3.10 nnd
5.26 r. m.
For (lunkake at 5.47 and 9.08 a.m., und
l.to p. m,
For Wlesons, Gllberton and Fraokvllle at
j.w ana n.m a m ana i.iu p.m.
For YRtesvlUe, Mahanoy City und ltelano
5.47, 7.40, P.08, 10.41, a. m., 122, S.10,j.2, 8,03,
i.i and 10.27 p.m.
For Lost Creek, 31rardvllle and Ashlanu
27, 7.48, 8.62, 10.15 a. m., 1.00, 1.40, 4.10, 6.35
4.10 and 9.14 p. m.
For DarKwatsr. Kl. Clair and Pnttsvllle
40, 9.03, 10.53 a. in., 12.52, 3.10, 1.10, 5.2J an J 8.0.
For tlack Mountain, New lioslou ana
loroa, 7.40, 9.03, 1".5S a. n.., 12.62, 3.10, 5.24 and
t.OTp. m.
For Kaven Hun, Central la, Aft. Carmel and
uainoain, B.D2, ana xu.io a. in., x.tv, i.fi
11(18.08 d. m.
Trains leave Shatnokln for Hhenaudoah,
i 11.09 a. in., sumj sou p. in., arriving
,.t Bbeuandouh, 9.05 a. ra., 12.52, 3.10, 6.24 and
1 1.15 p. m.
SUNDAY TUA.IN8.
For Lost Creek, Olrardvllle and Ashland
.50, 9.10 11.33 a. in., 2.45 p. m.
For Uarkwater. Bt. Oialr and Potlsvllli
..A, n.w, II, 1U I JJ, IU.
For Yatesvllle, Af ahanoy City and Delano
MAJ, UK H. III., l.SU, -i.VJ, O.UJ p. 111.
For bony, Andourled and Hatleton, 8.0t
v m., 1.40 p. m:
For Mauch Chnnk. LehlKhton. fllatlniton
Oatasauqua, AUnntown, Bethlehem, ISasto?
tna new zora, e.wa. in., i.iu p. m.
For Philadelphia, 1.40 p. m.
k. U. BYlNGTnN,
Oen'f Pass. Ant., Hethltb
John Itrown's Fort fortlio Fair.
CuMliEKLAND, lid., Nov. 19. Work
men are biuily ongngod In tearing down
John Urown's Fort, nt Harper's Ferry.
One ot tho contractors stated that a
stock company of Chicago capitalists
hud purchase the fort, und overy brick
and niece of brick, with all the contrap
tions both iusido and outside will be
sent to Chicago. Tho building will be
reconstructed on tho World's Fair l!.x-,
position grouuds In Chicago.
Trying to Stop IlioFlglu.
I inoviDKNCic, it. i., nov. iu. a. uoio
gatlon of citizens ot Olneyvlllo called
upon tho Governor yesterday and re
quested him to take measures to proVout
tho Couloy-Sulllvnn Qglit, which is an
nounced to occur at the lthoile Inland
Athletic Club, at Olnoyville, to-night.
Gov. Ladd declined to Interfere, unless
' tho town authorities cull upon him to
prosorvo tho peace.
It's tho big, old-fashioned pill
that makes the most disturbance
but it's one of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets that does tho most good
Mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective the smallest, cheapest and
easiest to take.- They cleanse and
regulato tho liver, stomauh and
bowels.
I'ltwtucliel Mill Without a Sluyor.
Pawtuokw, R. I., Nov. 10. A second
attempt was made yotterday to olect
Mayor ot this ally but tailed. The fol
lowing Is tho vote: Ux-Mayor Hugh J.
Carroll, Democrat, 1,817; White Repub
lican, U1U; buorman, independent,
1,432. No election.
The ClavdiUKl Will hUr nt Home.
Buzzahd's JUT, Mum,, Nov. 19. The
report that ox-President, Mrs. Clave
laud and Raby Ruth wero to visit tholr
summer home, Gray Quhles,thls autumn,
Is deniod by Mr. Nlokorson, who has
charge of the place.
Tha Ios-11lt Killed Illm.
Bprinofiii-d, Mass., Nov. 19, Louis
Duclos, ot Gastbanipton, who was re
cently bitten by a dog and ut the time
bad tha wound cauterized, died yester
day from hydrophobia.
Ilrldee Across the Schuylkill.
Noiimstown, Nov, 19. .Tho Reading
Railroad Company has tho arrangements
nbout completed to build a bridge across
tha bchuyllall ut JNorrlstowa. It is ex
pected that by the time the terminal in
Philadelphia Is Unished this bridge will
bo built, and that all trains on the
main Hue will cross at iNorrlstown, ana
so socuro tho udvautnge ot tho terminal.
llio Charleston Oidered Homo.
Wasiunqton, Nov. 19. It is learned
at the Navy Dspurtmout that tho cruiser
Charleston had boon ordered home from
the Asiutlo station and would stop nt
Honolulu on her way to San Fruuelsoo.
It is stated nt the Department that thn
cruiser does not go to Honolulu ou nuv
special mission, but will simply Btop
there for coal.
llurelars Made Itle Haul.
AixEntown, Pa., Nov. 19. The houso
ot Charles Holbach ut Catasaun.ua wus
entered by burglars during the night,
who stole $500 In gold, a quantity of
jewelry and $30,000 worth of bonds and
other papars. Tho papors wore found
near tho house.
bnuator Donaldson Hotter.
BALMTOtr. N. Y.. Nov. 19. Btato Sen
ator Harvey J. Donaldson, who has been
suffering with a severe cold which
threatened to develop Into pneumonia,
is thought to havo passed the dunger
lino.
NEW JERSEY JOTTINGS.
John Malloy, a groceryman nud owner
ot a stone quurry at Lambertvlllo, has
been missing since Friday lust. He has
many creditors, It is Bald,
Smallpox Is still raging Iu Newark.
Yesterday an Italian woman and her 4-year-old
sou were removed to tho post
house suffering from tho disease.
The second annual convention of the
Epworth leagues, connected with the
So'lth Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Church, was held in iilllviuo yesterdny.
Sevsral parties are scouring the woods
in the outskirts of Sayarsvlllo lor Archi
bald Yates, who wan do red from home
on Monday night, lla Is slightly de
mented.
Throckmorton to llu Courl-martlnled.
Wasmkotox, Nov. 19. The papers In
the case of Major Charles B. Throck
morton, Second Artlllory, charged with
duplicating pay accounts, have boon re
viewed at tho War Departmont and for
warded to Gen. Howard, commanding
the Division ot the Atlantic, who will
order a Court-martial to try the ollicur.
AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordi
nance passed on the 3rd day of February, A.
ii. ib'ji, euitueu "tin uriimuucu uuu cuius mi
t n Matianov t'ltv. rtneniindoah. Ulrndvl le
mid laniard Hallway Oiunnanv tho rlnlit to
mmu;aiu operaieau oiecino raitwiy uu vw
tain sirwls In the llor.-nieli of Hhennndosb."
lieu Oraalnea, liy tne towih oiiuch m mo
Tinrnnirh Mhnnnmltui h. and It Is herebv or
dained by the authority of tho sime, that the
ordinance of sdrt borounu heretofore passed
on the tulrd day ol February, A. D 1801, le-
laung to "An ormnaoce vuincmuK u hijj
'Ainnauny -iy, rMieuanuu.tu, uinttuimou
AFiiiinnii fUrr-et, iiuilwav Oomnany' the rleht
in build and onerato an electric railway on
cr-riHin streets in tuo uoroun oi ouenau.
dean, be ...
A mentlptl. Ann is hereov amenaca y cuine
n the worJs llauue rail ' in taia otainnre
to the wotds 'Trail." anfl that the sola oroi
nn ni'A I in
Furthermore Amended. And is hereby
amended uy changing the cusge ol track In
cnin nrmnnnra mm nva ieeL lwo u u uuo
half Inches (.5 ft. 2Hi In.) to the guao or four feet
elglitand ono-half Inches (4 ft k lu.).
Vntiliil. That thn Raid "MMli,iiiov UltV.
Bhenandouh, Olrardvllle and Ashland Street
Kailway uorapany," wiininiweiveimiuoiiuis
from the completion of said railway, shall re
movn tho said "Trail" and substitute the
"flange rail" U Hie sald'T rail" shall prove to
lie uiiFati.iaciory una unaccepuiuie io uioeum
Town council; ana
ji.i-...fiirf iwirmftw. That the said "Ma
Imnrw nilv.Hhfliiaiiclnah.dlrardvllleund Ash
jana direct iiunway uoinpuuy- puau ui-civ
ine provisions or mis oiainauce wiiuiu ivn
lira nnvR fr.un llin nnusn thnreot.
iMiacieo. ami rassqu 11110 nu uiuiuauwi,
, li , the ami day oi Kovonioer,
Sweating Systuoi Com em nud.
BostoS, Nov. 19. Tho? United Gar
ment Workers, lu convention yesterday,
adopted u resolution condemning tne
sweating system, and refusing to deal
with or rocogiiize .National trade As
sembly 3ul. K. ot L., which, It alleges,
has aided in perpetrating tho sweating
system.
Laurlcir Calls on Gov. Itunell.
Boston. Nov. 19. Hon. Wilfred Lau
rler and party ytsterday afternoon
culled upon Gov. Russell at tho State
House, and Mayor Matthews at tho City
Hull, ana later visneu tiarvun liouega.
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.
The U, S. cruiser Newark sailed from
Boston yesterday tor Chilli
Mrs. Ruth Davis, who was 100 years
old last August, Is ileud ut iong nam,
N. H.
The National Association ot Carriage
and Harness Muniitao'ui-drs is lu session
nt Springfield, Mass.
Etta W. Harris, better known as Dr.
I.udgate, who bus llgurud prominently
iu criminal annals for the past two
years, died yesterday in Linden, Mass.
The house und barn of Edward Iloudo
at Marlboro, Mass., were totally de
stroved by lire last night, boss sxouo
partly insured. A 0-year-old child was
burned to death.
A BIG DRIVE IN FURNITURE.
We are making a big drive iu fu
lture, butj malicious desire is uot its
ibject. We desire to dispose of a large
surplus stock, nnd proposo to give our
patrons the benefit of some extraordi
nary bargains.
J. P. Williams & Bro.,
South Blnlu St.,
S HDS3Sr-A.TST3DO-I3:.
Hhenandoah
A. D. 18'Jl
It 13 lOt
A. D. GABTjH",
Pres. of Town Council.
JA3. 11. 1.RSIG,
Chief llargess.
W. J. lOKTZ,
Town clerfc.
A J. GALLAGHER,
Justice of the Peace,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages nnd Knnds written
Marriage iioenBwt ana ipgni claims
promptly attended to.
Real Eshfc, Collection and Insurance Ageaey
General Fire Insurance lluslnoss. Represent!
the Northwestern iiiro insurance Co.
OrriCE-Muldoou'kbutldlpg.oorner Centre
ana West His., wuenaunoan, ra.
Good Properties of All Kinds For Sale.
. AlwoRtory double frame dwelling house
siorennd restaurant, on Kant OeuTre Ht.
2. A dwelling and restaurant on Kast Uouirt
street.
!). DeMrable property on corner Centre and
jaruin sireeis, sutiauiu tur uuimco mr
noses.
4. A two story double frame dwelling, on
went l.lovd siren,
6 Two 2-stnry frame dwellings on West Con.
trn Rtrant.
8. Two t story dwelling on the corner of
Coal and Unestnut streets Htore room In
one.
7,-Two-Rtory single house on North Chestnut
street with alarire warehouse at the rear.
8. Three two-story double frame bulldlngf
corner or liioyn ana 'uort stream.
J U fOUKBOV,
A TIORHEY'H T-LA W.
film fbirtltll'itrilln'ln lorooc stain taa OsnUf
.'hiladfllptiia and Reading Railroad
Kie Table in tgnet Xov. IB. 1801
WINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS
?.fcw-rk vla Philadelphia, week days.
0 5.23, 7,20 a. m. nnd 12 35 2.G0 and 6 I
m. Hunday 2.1 and 7.48 a. m. for New
rk. via Mauch nhnnk. bm Aavu ris
). R. m. and 12.S nnil firtv, '
,nttead!jf6rftna I'blladelplila week flays,
"a -'"Y 1 l.iiu p. in.
Kor Harrlsbnrtr. wt.nk oa iiionn m .
60, 15.55 p.m. ' ' --"
For AUentown, week days, 7.20 . m.t 12.8i
o p. m.
IP Unltn-.!., . . 1. -t
IU.U1IIIW, nuok uujth. 2.1U, 7,aU a, m;,
2.0 iffl andB.55p.m. (Sunday, 2,10 and J.ti
. in , s.u p.m.
tor juiumqua ana Aiananoy City, week
lys, 2.10, 5.1r, 7.20, a. m., 123$ 2.50 and 6.58
hi. OUUU KUU I.IOH.UI., S.Wjp, HI.
iVddftloual tor Mahanoy City, week days 7.00
For Ijancaxter and Columbia, week 'days,
JO a.m., 2.50 p.m. '
For Wllllamsport, Hnnbury and Lewlsburt,
. ek days, 3.2, 7.20 and 11.80 a. m 15, 7,00
m. Bunday 8:23 .m., 3.05 p. m.
"or Mahanoy Plane, wees days. 2.10 8.25,
"i. 7.20 and 11.30 a. m.. 12.35. 1.35. 2.50.
.00 ano i.ij. . m. Hunday, 2 10, 8.25 and 7.48
m. 1.05, 4.30 p. m.
for Ulrardvlllo lllaDDahannock HLatlnnl
12', 1 35 i.W, 6,5.5, 7.00 and 0.25. p. m. Banday!
U'10 3 , 7.48 a. m!, 3J15, 4.30 p. m.
or Asniana ana unamoKin, wees days.
-j, o.io, .zj, a m,, i.so, 7.uu ana v,.
m. Hundav S.'i't. 7 43 a. m.. 3.05 n. m.
TKAINU KOrt HUKNANDOAH I
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week
iyn.7.45 a. m., 1.30, 4.00. 7.30, p. m 12.U
Ehl. Bunday, 8.00 p.m.. 12.15 nignt.
uoave Nesv York via Mauch Uhnnk. we
' vs. 4.30. 8.45 a. m.. 1.00 and 8.45 n. m. Hu r..
diy, 7.00 a. m.
ieava rmiaaoipnia, wees: nays, 4.10, ana
10.00 a. ra. 4.00 and 6.00 p. m., from Broad
lad Cailownill and 8.35 a. m. and 11.80 p, m.
from 9th an irtn streets. Hunday 9.05 a.
m, 11.30 p. m. from 9tJi sn n-eon.
irtave Beaainit, week days, 1.85. 7.10, 10.05
na 11,50 a, m., 6.65, USJ p, m. Hunday 1.35 and
tM4a. m.
beavo fousvllle, week days, 2.40,7,40 a. in.,
ISO. 11 v. m. Hnndav. 2.40. 7.00 a. m. nnd
2.05 ,1. m.
hw Tamaqnn. week days, 8.20, 8.48 and
21s, 11.. 1.21. 7.1.1. " '? n. m. Hnndav 8.H0
7 43 , "a. nai2.50p, m.
ave Mahanoy City, w ok days, S.40, 9.18
id 11.47 . m., l.U ' -.1 9.44 p. ra. San.
y, (4.46,8.17 ,. ra., 3.2J p. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, weok days,2 4J,4.tO
. )0, 9.85. ll.)9a, m.,1.05, 2.08. J 20, 82,7.67, and
'OOd. m. Sunday 2.1'. 4-00. and 8.27. a. m.
3 37,5.01 p.m.
uuAve uiraravuie tiuippanannocs: oiauonj
-et days, 2.47 4.07, 8.86, and 9.41 a. va 12.05,
t-z, o.in, e.!, B.ui ana lu.us p. m. cmnaay,,'!
0 , 8 33 . m. 8,41, 5.7 p. m.
.-eave Wllllamsport, week days, 8.00,9.45 ana
1.55 a.m. 8.83 and 11.16 p. m. Banday 11.15
m.
1
.. x: 11 il
1.16. 801 and 1121 a. m.. 1.31. 4.24 . 5.55 an.'
7.13 p. m. Bunday, 8.55 8.02 11.27 a, m., 8.5(1
14 ua 7 li p. m.
eavo 1
a ia 5oatht
for Atlantic CUT.
Week-diys-Eipress.l.O1) a. m. 2.00. 4.on,
p. 31. .cooiim3aaiiou,8uua. m. ana o.tu,
P. m.
isuauayB.cxpiess, v.w . m. a.te)m
an ittion.S.OU a. hi. and 4.30 p. m.
KetnrnlnE, leave Atlanilo City, depot
Atlantic and Arkansas nvennei. wenkiai s
Bxnress. 7.30. 9.00 a. m. and 4.00. n. m. Ac-
commoaatloti8.10 a. m. and 4.30 p m. Sundays-Express.
4.00, p, m: Accommodation,
7.30 a. m. nnd 4.30 p. m. , ,
. u. u, unnwun, uen'irass r ak.
V . MoljKOD. Pres. A Ueo'l Mauar.'
i
AlliANTlO CITY DIVISION. .
) 1'hlhidolphla, Chestnut Street Whs, fjv V.Jj
nth Btreet Wharf. W
i
First National Bank
THEATRIC DVILDINO,
SHENANDOAH. PENNA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILH0AD.
SOHTITLKlLti DIVISION
and after September 1 1391, irodti will tear
Bhcnatutoah Ut follow):
for Wigcan, Ullberton, Frackvllle, New
Aetle, Bt. Clair, und way points, 6.00, 9.18
. in and 4.15 p m,
Uundays, COO, 9.40 a in knd .J.) 0 p m.
for I'ottsvlUe, 6.00, 9.10 a m and 4.15 p ta.
Scndaye, 000.8.40 am nnd 3.10 p m,
For Heading, 6.00, a in and 4.15 pn.
dandays, 600,9.40 a.'m, nnd 8.10 pm.
For I'ottstovni, Phoenixville, Norrlstomi
tad Philadelphia (Broad street station), 6,00,
a. m. and 4,15 p m week days
Sundays, 60u, 9.40 a m 8.10 p m. '
Trains leave Krackvllie lor Sb.enando.iix at
'.Warn and 12.14, ; 12, 10,09 p m. Uundays,
.1.13 a m and 5.40 p ra. .
Leave Poitsvillo lor aueaandcah, 10.15 and
t.43. am 7.15, 9.42 Jim. Mondays, 10.40 a m
j.ifi p m-
Ueave Phlladelnnla (Broad street station),
.or Potlsvllle and Shenandoah, 5.57, 8.35 n 10
4.10 aud 7.00 p m week days. Uunda 8 60, and
9.23 am
r'or New York, 3.20, 4.05. 4.40, 5.85, 8.50, 7.30,
4.208,31V d.SO, ll.00andll.14, 11.35 - m, 12.00noonA.
(Umtled orross, 1.03 4,60 n m.) 12JU 12,44, UW
rmf. im im k flti Rn7iq.ii9iins limi r.N-v'
m, 12.01 'nl'trhU
"n oanaays, vi. i.m, nu, o.as. s.12, sjsv, s.bo,
11.35 . -u. vnl 12 21, 12.41, 2 30, iOi, (limited,
111,5 21. 21 .t , .1' . 11 anil liJU uient
For Bea Girt. LonirDranoh and Intermediate
stations 6.50, 8.25 and 11.39 u. m., 4.00 p. m.
wk nays, ounuayi o ao u, iu.
For Baltimore aud Wasningtou, 3.50. 7.20,
0.10 and 11.18 a. m., 4 41, 6 57, 7.10 p.m and 12.03
hrhldailv and 8 31. 10.0 a. in.. 123 (1 milled
express with dining car to llaltlnl ire) 1X0, 8.48
.. trf . I, .! l(n. ll..llllnnHnnl., HI.) I HI
wee i d tys, 5.08, 11.80 p, m. dally.
For Kichmoud, 7 3) a. in. and 12.03; night
dally, 130p ui. dally, except Buudjy.
1 rains reave iiarrisoury lor x-iitsuurs: auu
is wsst everv dav at Vl.ifi .n& 8.10 H m and
:.0J (Hmtted) and 3.40. 8 30. 9.35 0 m. Way for
Mto'ina o a oi and 4.10 p m every day.
r or rmaourg oniy, iimi a ni nuiy una iv.w
n week days.
i.oaveliunbnry Jor Wllllftmsporl, Klmlra,
insnrtr.lcia. I'.ocjiealcr, lHiflaloand Niagara
Mis. 6.10 a m dally, and 1.42 d m week days,
'or atslrjs,5.S0p m weskdays.
Kor Krlo nnd Intermediate nolnts. 6.1 n a mi,
ally. Cor liocc Haven, 5.10, and 9.56 a in.
lally, 1 4'i and &80 p. m. week days. For
.enova o.iu a, m i.iv sua o,w p m wsok uujrs,
10 a. in Hundays.
HA8. B. PUOk, J. B. WOOD,
Osn. MaD Han.-Pans Agti
Capital, $100,000,00.
W. Leisenring, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenring,' Cashier,
5. IV. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Open Dally From 9 to 3.
3 PER GENT. INTEREST
l'alil ou Havlntca DepoHlta.
People's Oyster Bay
KGAN BUILDINO,
las K. Centre St., Slicimndoalt
CHAS. C. GUISE, Props.'
OYSTERS
Eiw, Htewed, Scalloped, Pinned or
Fried to order. Fam lies supplied
at their Uouss with the belt oysters
tne market anorns.
AH Orders Promptly Filled
T-ILMINOTON & NOItTUlSKN R. K.
jxmeiaoie mntci May. iu,ioi.
Trains leave Readlnsr IF. Alt. station) foi
aibraltar, Heyfert, lllrai-boro, Joanna, Spring-
neia, waynesDurg junciion, i;oaiesvuie,vveBi
Cbester.Cliadsrord Junction, B. A O. Junction,
Wilmington and Intermediate stations, dally
except Bunday, at 6.25 and 8.30 a.m. and 8.15
n. in. snuuav uuiv ui a.ua u. iu.
Knr Warwick. Kt- Peters and lntermedlntH
statlons.dally except Banday, at 9,20 a.m., n3)f
5.19p,m. Hunduy only 8.15 a ja. wj
ror uirasDoni ana iniermeuiaie uvuiiuus,
Saturday only, at 12 rn. CK1
i"or uaiiimore ana wasntnzwn m. e yj. ik.
Si.) dally except Sunday at 6.25 and 8.S0 a. m.
and 3.16 p. m, Bunday only at 8.05 p. in.
Arams arrive ai neaaiue ir, a xv. nutiiuu,
Irom Wllmlu(ttpntli. O, Junction, Mont
chanid, Chaduilord Junction, West Chester,
Lenape, Coatesvllle. Waynesbnrg Junction,
8prlngneld,JonnnA, lllrdsboro, Ulbraltar. Bey.
fen nud Intermediate stations, dally except
Sunday at 10.20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. ra. Bun-
usy ouiy at 11.1 a. m.
From Bt. Feters, Warwick and Intermediate
stations, daily except Huwuy.'at 8.2 i a.m.
and 2.25 n. m. Bundav onlv at 6 n. m.
From lllrdsboro ana intermediate sutiions,
Saturday only at i.iu p. in.
From washhiBtpn and llaltlmore. dally ex.
ceDt Sunday. 10 20 a. in. 6.62 and 8.17 P. m.
Hunday only at 11.21 a. m.
BOWNESS BUiaOB, Oen'l Paso. Ast
a. u. MOUAuaijAnLi.aupi. -
John R. Coye,
A.ttorney-at-Law
AND
Real Estate Agent,
OFF1UK lUtDDAUS IlUILlJINO,
Cor. Main and Centre Streetl. SHENANDOAH, PA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
lK two and one-hair story double fra
dwelling nouse, with stire-room. and
taurant. liocated on Kast Centre trtrc
A valuable property located on South J u
mux sircvu
I Seven dwelling housed at the corner of Gil
bert and Lloyd streets. Good Investment,
Terms reasonable.