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GAME OF THE YEAR
Yalo mid Princoton Kick for
Famo To-Morrow.
GREAT STRUGGLE ANTICIPATED.
forty Thousand Peoph Expooted to Boo
. the Hatch at Manhattan Field'
Th.
Old
Princeton's HTlare' In Fine Fri, and
Tuli, Tluihtd With Llt ftalnriUy'a
Victory, Very ranfHent - UattlBir I.lsht,
Hill In Yale's rTol led Weather
Vtaj4 for 11 Thmiiauda f Callage
Me.
New York, Not. S5. To-morrow af
taroon on Manhattan Field th 'varsity
football elevens ot Tut and I'flnectoa
'will play tin final game ot the seaeoa
foe the intercollegiate football cham
pteaahlp. In th matter o( ptibllo ln
teroct tblt la the moat Important gam
f th football iiMon. If to-morrow la
s favorable day, th crowd of apctatari
will probably b over 40,000, tka largest
that has Tr witnessed a football gane
1b this country.
No matter which aid wlna, th striig
Ijlla for th championship promises to b
A hard on. Lait year it was a one
sided contest. I'rlneoton worked devel
oping a tsara nntll ah turned out th
ohampione ot 1694, and than tell flat.
Last year she had no material in ool
lege to work into n strong eleven, and
waa swamped by Yale u a result Of
the two colleges, l'rinceton and Har
vard, l'rinceton has always boon tho
stronger opponent ot Yala on account ot
bar knowledge of the Kama, and with
good material at band this year there Is
no reasonable ground for supposing that
l'rinceton will nut glvo Yale n hard
gume to-morrow.
Of the I'rlncoton team, Warren the cap
tain, Is a Lawruuceville graduate. This
is bin third yoar at Princeton, Uefore
enuring collegj Warren had ostabllahed
Ins reputation on his preparatory school
team, ot which lie was captain. In his
freshmen year ho began work by trying
for his clans team. Ills work soon
caused "Snake" Ames, then captain ot
the Princeton eleven, to invite the
smooth-faced youth to take a plao at
right end on the scrub team. Warren
filled his position so aamirably that
.nies bad no cause for regret when
circumstances celled for a new man
imd Warren waa placed on the 'var
sity team. He playrd In the Harvard
paint, but it was iu the memorable bat
tle of '69 on the Berkeley Oral that the
freshman distlaguUhed himself. Aided
by Donnelly's splendid interference he
dropped oa the ball when McDrlde
tABufd it. Princeton thus scorsd four
Itamnlns to lla Hurled at Ills
Home In Mount Vrnon.
iNDlANAroLls, Nov. 25. Tha romalna
of Gov. Hovoy wero placod In state at
tho Capitol building yesterday morning
lit 10 o'clock, and have been viewed by
tboutsnds of jeople. Yesterday after
noon tho Q. A. It. held memorlnl exor
cise!, in which ex-Governors Gray and
Porter participated.
This afternoon they will be conveyed
by special car to their Inst resting place
at the old noma of the deoeattd, Mount
Vernon. The funrral cortege will con
sist of the new Chief Executive, the
1 Supreme and the Appelate Courts, the
I State slScers, committees of the Grand
Army, and detachments of the Stat
militia.
I Whea Uonnt Vernon is reaohed the
body will again file in state, and will
thea be burled in the family tomb in
the City oemeUry, the Grand Arny
' Iiitaal being used la the Interment,
I The death of Gar. Hovey brings into
I the office of Chief executive of Indiana,
Lieut. -Gov. Ira Chase of Daavillc
CHILI AND THE FAIR
Sho Has Voted $200,000 for a
Kepi'cgoiitation.
NOT SO VERY MAD AFTER, ALL.
Police- and Other Offloiah Qittlng Into a
Calm State of Mind.
lre Vletlma f 1te Sterna
BurLLroSTo, Pa,, Not. 3S. Dnrlar th
storm a aw church at Heela was blowm
dew. A Bunker of echeot children
bad seojht ehalter fren the stars with
it it- Mrtals aad sher wera all smst ad
, beneath the debris. They were speedily
' reeenet. It was fonad that eh a Ba
nrr aad KUas Duakle were fatally In
jured, while Sve ether wen aerieosly
hurt. At Howard, a farmers wae seri
ously Injured by flylag timbers Iron
his barn which was wraeked by Mi
storm.
To BalU the TJtak Calversltr.
Bcito, Nov. EC. A meeting of pro
minent men was hsld at Boston Uni
versity yesterday, and an organisation
affected for the purpose of raising all
necessary tunds to build the Utah Uni
versity at Ojden, Utah. The movement
la under the leadership ot Mr. Edward
Bverett Hale, and President Warren ot
Boston University.
Attempt to Illow Ur a TaaameMt.
PATkhsoh, H. J., Nov. 25. A das
tardly attempt wae made yesterday to
blow up an Italian tenement In Jersey
street, this city, with dynamite. The
explosion damaged the building con
siderably. Although the house Is ocsa-
fled by many Italians no one was hurt,
he police have not yet discovered th
person or persons wh cemasltted the
acU
NIW JERSEY JOTTINGS.
J. 6xlon Folwell's groeery store at
Mount Holly waa damage! by Are yes
terday to the extent of $1,000.
Th State Convention ef the Hew
Jersey Catholic Benevolent Legion was
held in Patterson, K. J., yesterday.
ltdward Graebnrn. a lunatic escaped
noiuVs aud Warren had established his I from the asylum at Suafco Hill yeBter
reputntion. Last year he was on the I flay. lie was reeopttired at his home In
jera ey
eputi
alck list
but
uearly all th season,
played in the Yale game, lie wae uo&
in form, howover, and did not distin
guish himself. After Klggs resigned
tho captaincy of tho eleven Warren wai
chosen. Warren ploys on the right
end.
Noxt to Warren plays Harold, the
right tackier. Harold is a powerful
man. When running he reminds one
somewhat of Cowan, although not the
equal of that man as a player. Harold
has played for three years on the Frank
lin aud Marshall team, and was consid
ered one of their best men.
Siymmes, th oeutre rushsr ot the
team, is n powerful looking fellow. Ills
broad buck aud shoulders, his blghoad,
smdhis oxpanilvo smile making him
6n of tho most Interstlng rasn on the
4 MMin
Wheeler, loft guard, Is one of th
most powerful man on tho rush line.
Ha Is considered to be as strong as
lliggs. Wheolor has pluyo.1 on tho St.
Paul's school team, wuoro ho preparod
for collega.
Iliggs at right guard la tho giant of
thu rush line. Ho is tho mainstay of
tho team and tho man on whom CapU
Warren moit rellea to break Yalo's
rushes. Hi is of a football family.
Two or three older brothers havo gradu
ated from Princeton, and wore promi
nent football players. At present there
are four msmbers of tha f.imlly In col
lege. Three of them play on the scrub
toam and somotlmos ou the 'varsity.
KIges hai played right guard ou the
varsity oloven sinco he entered college
in lbbU Itlggs Is not ouly a plucky
tunn, but ho is a tricky mun,nnd fow can
got tho best of htm.
Princoton hiu two crack mou In
Holly and Vlntont at left tackle andloft
nd respectively. Holly Is u Sliortledga
Academy man. He entercufPrluceton
Heferee Brendenbnrah hot submitted
a rrport to Chancellor MoGIll, t Tren
ton, recommending that Mrs. Dr. Nsw
ill ot Jersey City Height be granted a
divoroe from he husband, Dr. Newell.
Chancellor UoGIU signed an lit Ja no
tion yesterday to restrain Joraey City
from interfering with the Jersey City
and Bergen Railroad la tha construc
tion of. the Trolley system on Uenb
gomery street, that city.
J NEWS OF THE DAY.
i The yearling Oily Trou Jro brok
the world's record at Steekten, Cal. ,
yesterday, by trotting a mile easy in
Mi, beating Dell Bird's time one-quar
ter ot a secoau.
! The Thomson-Houston Carbon Com
pany's Works, and iloLoan's Spike
Works In Fremont, O., were destroyed
by flro last night. Loss, JMO,OJ0 in
surance, $1BO,001).
Tho will ot the late Mrs. Charles Phil
lip of Montreal, who diud recently at
t.hn airo of 1)7 vonrs, boauouths over
Tile Warlike Arrtnr of th renple Damp
rnrd rrnkalale that a Rnporl. lining
Juatlce to tit Rattlmnra'a Men Will
Bus be rten4arad Itpart4 thrtt the
Unlt4 Hiatal Will Daman Ia)4amnltr
Vauijiaho, Nov. 23. In splto of
the (UcliUa of Congress te do every
thing possible to place Chilian finances
upon a firm bails, and the fact that
considerable retrenchment and econo
mics are necessary, it waa dscldsd yes
Urday, officially to devat th sum of
$300,000 to provide for Chill's represen
tatiaa at th Chlaage World's Fair in
1S01.
Than i a marked reaetioa, as this
aetloa just takan will show, in favor ot
the United States. This may or may
not he canaed by the fact that it Is an
ackuewladget fact that the Chilian au
thorities having the Baltimore's sailors'
grievaneee In course f Investigation, are
weakealng eoastderably.
Though the official result o' th Inves
tigation has not yet become known
enough has leaked out to show that the
high stand at first taken by the police
and othsr officials has dwindled down
into a much more common sense frame
of mind.
It Is reported here, in this connection,
that this change of mind Is, to a con
slderable extent, due to cohering ad
vice whioh the Chilian government has
received, seml-ofllcialiy, from the repre
sentatives here of tho European powers.
Tfie Chilians, there Is no doubt, nt one
time counted In being supported in the
ground they took by the British Minis
ter, and psrhsps, by the British govern
ment. There may or may not have
been, at any time, foundation for such
a belief, bat it is safa to say that the
Chilians have been thoroughly con
vinced that they will have to rely on
themselves alone should she cause any
further trouble to the UnitoA States.
This assurance and reports which have
reached hero of extensive naval prepara
tions being made by the United States
have conslderabl) dampened the war
like ardor of the people of this elty and
of Eantlaso, and it is probable that
compromise report, doiag justice to the
Baltimore's men, and indemnity to the
United States will be soon rendered.
And now. another most important
question has cropped up. It is reported
her In official circles that whatever the
rosult ot the Baltimore inquiry may be,
the United States will demand an In
demnity ot Chill for the families of the
men killed and for the expense th
United States Government has been put
to owing to armaments, etc., made
necessary by the recent trouble between
the two governments, sit.
Cannacttout's Gubernatorial Fight.
llAiuror.D. Conn., Nov. 25. In tho
second clay's hearing of the Morris
liulkeley case, Mr. Ingersoll consumed nn
hour In muking his argument. lie
dwelt upon the Constitutional question
involved, and Insisted upon the claim ot
the Democrats that the election is con
summated in the presence ot the electors.
He was followed by Hon H. O. Hobiu
Hon. who closed for the Kepublloan side.
He answered the main points ot tho
Drraocratio argument, and held that It
was competent for the Legislature to
t;o behind the returns. It was agreod
to submit supplemental briefs, and tu
Court then adjourned without aay.
S3f PERFECTLY PURE.
(SdcocA
is specially commended to sufferers from Indigestion,
ui 1. oLumaun. jLenuciie ana jLNUintious.
A PATRIOTIC WORK.
Every person vtho Is pppoed to Tree TrsAe
SUver; unci favors Auurlcan Industrial Inile
ponaenco secured throtieh the policy of Pro
tection, ihould read the documents published
by the American Protective Tariff Letcne. As
a i.atriotlccltlien, it ii your duty to place tbtia
document! in the handi of your friend. They
AT a fntereitinc and Instructive, and embrace
dlecuMlone of all phaeee of the Tariff queitton.
The Iji(pie publishes over CO different docu
ments, comprising nearly 600 pages of plainly
prlulej, carefully edited and reliable informa
tion Anion: the authors of these documents
are. lion. James O. lllairje j tVm. U cKInley, Jr.,
Uoveruorof Ohio; PinatnrB. U. Cnlloin. of lilt
Unia; Senatitr Jossph N. Dolph, of Oregon, Kx
Consul to Liverpool; Hecator A. 6. Paddock, of
Hcbnukti ; Reuatnr Frre of Uaina foaator
Caiey, of Nm tu Dakota i Muator Justin B. Uor
rll, of Vermont; Senator Melsou W Aldrich, of
llliode Iilmd ; Hon. Thomas 11. Dudley, of New
Jeisey; lion. Kobert 1' Porter, of Washington I
Prof. J H. Dodge, of the Agricultural Depart
ment at Washington ; Oomniodore W, H. T.
llutbcs. lion. 1. A Uartsborn, of Kew Torkt
Congrfcssuiuu Polliver, of loirs ; 22os. 8. r.
Jouoa; Darld Hall ltlce, of Boston; Za-Cong-tueman
lviklna, of Eansaa i Dr. Z. P. lllUer,
of Mem York Hon. Oeo. Draper.of Mass.; Hon.
C L. lMwarda, of Texas i Judge Wm. Iwrece,
of Ohio) Hon. D. O. Uarrlman, of Kew Tork;
Hon Geo. H. Boutwell, ot Hies.; Hon K. U.
Auiidowu. ot Kaw Tork Enoch Znsley, of
Tenneasee.
This complete set of documents will be sent
to any address, pott paid, for Tit ty (SO) Centa.
Address, Wilbnr F. Wakeman, Sec'y., No. 53
VToit Twenty-Third Street. New Tork.
OI.IVHH WENDI5I.1. IIOI.MKS,
When nskod if all diseases wero curable if treated
rmrlf. !id i,Ypq. lint anmn riispaiw-a hp.i?fin two
lninilred yenrs ago " rrecisely no one knows
when pcrofula and specific diseasos becan. Wo
only know that we inherit skin diseases, king's
evil, rheumatism, brlla.abscenst'S, white sw elilngs.
.vc, anu tuo meuicai worm is just leunnui; mm.
Cactus Blood Curo is tlie ono only infallible veg
MuUtln nntroilzpr ot these blood taints.
Thr Lataat Farlslun RcnmlitL
FaiiIS, Nov. 21. A scandal In upper
official circles has just come to light
und causes a lively sensation. M. Her
bettc, brother of the French Ambassa
dor at Berlin, was until recently Chief
of Penitentiaries, and resigned his office
under circumstances which made his
resignation involuntary. Investigation
has discovered that he connived at the
debasing of a reformatory school for
c rls into a hotbed of Immorality, ana
if the eano comes to trial astounding re
velations of olucinl corruption are
probable.
Lehigh. Valley Railroad.
ABflANUKUKNT OB FAH8RNOKK THAWS.
NOV 16. 1891
1'assenger trains will leave Hbeuuudonh for
llHnch tlliuuk. iiohlzhtnn. Hlatlrietnn. intji.
sauqua, Allenlown, liethlehem, Easton, fhll
adelphlaand New York at 6.17, 7.40. 8.08 a.m.,
I1M aiOKOrlMw. "t 1
For iielvldere, Delaware Wntcr Gap and
stroudbnrg t 5.47, a. m., and 6.26 p. m.
For Lambertvllle and Trenton, tf.08 o, m
For White Haveu, Wilkes-itarrn and i'llt
tn 6.47. 9.08. 10.41 u. m 8.10 and 6fl p. m.
ForTunkhannock, 10.41 n, m 8.10 and 5.26
p. m
r or Anourn, itnaca, Henevn ana and Lyons
10.41 a, m and 6.26 p. m.
FnrLaoeyvllle, Towauda, Bayro, Woverly,
Eimlra, UnchoElor, llnrralo, Niagara Fl&,
CblcaRO and all point West at 10.41 a. m.,and
5.26 p. ra.
For ii'lmlra and the West vlaaalamanca at
8.10 p.m.
For Audeurlod, Uazleton, Htockton, Lum
her Yard, Weatherly and l'enn Haven Juno
tlnn at 5.4 r, 7.40, 9,03 a. m. and 12.62 3,10 and
16 p. m.
For Jnanenville, Levlston nnd tleavei
Meadow, 7.40, 9.08 a. m. nnd 6,26 p. m.
For HcrautoniU 6.47 08, 10.41a. m. 3 10 and
S:2iip. m.
For lla.le Hrook. Jeddo, Urlflon aud Froe
land at 6.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m li62 3.10 and
6.28 o. m.
ForQuakafee at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m end
3.10 b. m
For Wigirans, U liber ton and Fraokvlllo at
l.-W and 8.62 a m nnd 4.10 p. m.
For Yatsvllle. Mnhanov City and Delano.
6.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41, a. m., 12.62, 3.10,5.26, 8,03,
H. vt ana ju.z p. m.
For liost Creek, 3irardvllle nnd Ashland
4.27, 7.48,8.62, 10.15 a. m., 1.00,1.10,4.10, 6.36
I. 10 and 9.14 p. m.
For Darkwatr. St. Clair and I'ottsville,
5 60 .40,8 52 10,4)a.m..52,8.10,4.10,5.i onl
:.m.
For HucK Mountnlu. New Boston and
lore, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. ., 12.62, 3.10, 6.28 and
1.0") p. m.
For Kaven Knn, (Jentralia, ML Carmel and
iliamoklu, 8.52, and 10.15 n. m., 1.40, .4ii
ant 8.03 D. m.
Trains lonve Shamokln for Shenandoah,
".56 11.55 a. ui., 2.10, 430 and 90 p. m., arriving
.t HUinandoab, 9.05 a. m., 12.52, 3.10, 6.20 aud
i i.io p. in.
aONDAY THAINB.
For Lost Creek, Glrardvlllo and Ashland,
60. 9.10 11.85 n. rn 2.45 n. m.
For Darkwater. Bt. Clair and .FoltsvlIIc,
a.uo, vsv n. m 4.10 p. m.
For Yutesvllle, Mahanoy City and Delano,
,00, US5 a. m.. 1.40, 4.40, 6.03 p. m.
For I.ofty, Audonrled and llaeleton, 8.0T
' m., i.io p. m:
litawnqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easor
uianew xora, e.wa. m., i.vjp. m.
For Philadelphia, 1.40 p. m.
k. Ii. BYINGTON,
Uen'l Pass. Act., Uethlth ira
Philadelphia and Roadiog fiiilroad
xfme Table in effect Xov. IB 1891
r-.'livio iviVf cnpvivnnui iopnunwc
Mini u uuain uuliHiUUJUrtll as I'UliUUllO
or New York via I'hllAdAlnhiii.. n'Ank-iiiLVfl.
2.10 6.25, 7.20 B. m. and 12 36 2.50 and 6.fl
m. rjnnaay 2.10 ana 7.48 . m. For New
irk, via Mauch Chunk, week daya, 6.2S,
2), a. m. nnd 12.3 j nnd 2.60 p. 111.
"oi Heading and Philadelphia week days,
.10, 5.26, 7.20, a. in., 12.35 J V) and 6.55 p. m,
1 iiday.210and7.48a.m., 4; p.m.
nr If arrlsburg, week days, 2.10,7,20 a, m,i
,50, 5.55 p. ra.
For Allenlown, week days, 7. 20 , m 12.85
.f0p. m.
F r Pottsvllie, week days, 2.10, 7.W,a. m.,
2.E0 Ufl and 5.55 p.m. Sunday, 2,10 and 7.48
. m. 4 80 n.m.
for Tatnaqau and Mahanoy City, week
lys, 2.10, 5.25, 7.20, a, m., 12.3i 2.50 and 6.56
' m, nuuuuy, iuana n. m., 4.30 p, m.
Additional tor Jttalianoy City, week days 7.00
p.m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, week days.
T t) a. ro., 2.60 p.m.
For Wllllamsport. Hunbury and LewlsburK,
ret days. 8.2, 7.20 and 11.30 a. m 1,35, 7.00
hti Hundny 3:23 a.m., 3.05 p. m.
''or Mahanoy Plane, week davs. 2.10 8.25.
.", 7.'AI nnd 1I.3J a. m., 12.35, 1.36, 2.50, 6.55,
7.0") anO i.Xt. u. m. Hundny, 2 10, 3.25 and 7.48
n. ni. .1.00, a.u p.m.
?irst National Bank,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
2-10 3 23 7.48 n. m 8.05. 4.30 p. m.
"or Asmana ana nnamoEin. weea
3 2i 5.25, 7.20, 11.31 a. m 1.36, 7.00 and.
. .11. Hundny 3.23, 7 48 a. m 8.05 p. m,t
THAINB FOll BH ENANDOAHi "
inave New York via raiiaueionia.
.ishU Hunday, 0.00 p. m., 12.16 nignt.
I .eave New York vli Mauoh Chunk, woek
. 4.10. 8.45 a. in.. 1.00 and 3.45 o. m. Hun.
day, 7.00 a. m.
LjHavi i-niiiwoipnia, weet aays, t.iu, ana
10.00 a. ra. 4.00 and 6.00 p. ra., from Broad
md Callowliill and 8.3.3 a. m. and 11.30 p. m,
from 9th anO l-troen streets. Bunday 9.05 a,
m, 11,80 p. m. from 9th and onsn.
lave Koadlng, week dayo, 1.33. 7.10, 10.06
nd 11.60 a. ni., 6.56, 7X7 p, m. Bnuday 1.35 and
i u.-h a. m.
lav I'ot.tsvlUe, week days, 2.40,7.40 a. m.,
2.80, .ll p. m. Bundny, 2.40, 7.00 a. m. and
2.06 ,m ra.
1 AlmUl.,l.U, lad, iiiiu u.u. J'. JiM nuiiuaj w
7.43 m. and 2.60 p. m.
avo Mahanoy Olty, wet k days, 8.40. 9.18
.ul 11.47 a. in., 1.61, ' 9.44 p.m. Bun
lay, 3.46,8.17 a. m., a.i) p. m,
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2'4 1,4,00
..30,9,35. 11.69 a. m.,1.05, 2.06. 6'20, 028,7.57, and
"1.11 o. m. Sunday 2.U, UKl, and 8.27, a. m
3 37,6.01 p.m.
ijbuvo Ulrardvllle (Rappahannock BlatlonJ
vMk days, 2.47 4.07, 93$, and 9.41 a. m 12.03,
12, 6.28, 6.32, 8.08 and lO.Od p. m. Bunday,2,47t
0 , 8.33 a. ra. 3.41, 5.U7 p. m.
savo WllllatoBport, week days, 8.00,9.15 and
1.60 a.m. 8.35 and 11.15 p. m. Bunday 11.15
. m.
if or Baltimore, Washington and the west
la B. & O. K. B., throuRli trains leave Girard
-.venoe station, Philadelphia, (P. A K. B. K.)
' 16, 801 and 11.27 a. m l.l, 4.21, 6.55 an
7 13 0. m, Bunday, 83 8.02 11,27 a, m 3.56
'42 Jd7.13p. m.
atjIantio city division.
1 eave Philadelphia, Chestnut Btreat Whaif
a in jutu ritreei w nan.
Var Atlittill- CtlT.
Weak-duvs Einres3.9:01 a. m. 2.00.1
P. ni. Aocommol'itlon, 8 00 a, m. and
j. m,
aaudays. express, 9.00 a. m. Acorn
'iio.alton,8.00 a. in. and 4.30 p. m.
Returning, leave Atbtmle City, depot
t untie and Arkansas avennes. we"k-aat
Eipress,7.30, 9.00 a. m. and 4.00, p.m. Ac
commodalioD8.10 a. m. and 4.80 p m. Sundays-Express,
4.00, p. m. Accommodation,
7.3i) a.m. nnd 4.30 p. m.
O. t. HANCOCK, Gen'l Pasa'r Agt.
A. MoLKOI). Pres. A Gn'l Manoger.
Capital, $100,000,00.
Trust Company Claims 8150,000.
Atihw M Y . Nov. 25. Anullcatlon
tl00 000 to different charitable institu- wns mude to tuo special lerui ot ino ou.
turns in that citv. premo Court, Justice Fursm.in presld-
I?8 .Sir1 dPtl0aenvenCCmlTh: w SgSti&l ZnZ
tonimlue'e-wargu h . LW.&&X:
preparation ot all matters conueoica ' ' "tmnt of tho State of New York
to return to the trmt company ?loy,0U0
tVeather InUleatlona.
Tf AsniM itos, Nov. 25. For New England!
Blightly coldar weitorly windtanl colder, fair
weather; coldor and fair to-morrow.
Tor Eastern Now York, Eastern Penney!,
van!, Kew Jeraer. Maryland and Dclawarei
Oonllnued cool; wostt-riy winds aal fair
weathen allihtly warmer and fair weatawr
to-morrow.
For Western New York and Tf eitern Ponv
this year as a freshman. Una aay wmio ,TlnUl Contlnue4 .8iai westerly wUd. aai
; r ",r"u tt.n
uj wuo w I v.iw - ..
quest of now material. He was asked It
he ever played football. He replied that
ho had played a llttla, and further said
that he intended playing at least for the
acrub toam. His youthful nppearance
aonrccly justified nuy hope of muking
tho 'varsity. But oue day's pracblco was
nnfflnlont to convince Warron that Holly
bad in hlin the making of a 'vanity
man. He was placod at guard, then at
tackle, aud has held the latter position
ever since. Ho Is not over heavy, but is
Tory strong.
Behind tho lino Princeton la strong.
With King at quarter back, Flint and
Too for half backs and Horuans at full
Back, the ball ought to be advanced
inoie times than it la forced back by
Vale. King Is a "heady" player. He
ia oool and fullows the ball closely.
Flint and Boo are round gainers, and
Humana in a good kicker. Princeton
uWo has a good Hue of substitutes, a
faot which speaks well for tho futuro of
her game.
Yule will probably put the sarao fa
miliar men in tho Held that played
against Harvard at SprmgOeM last Sat
urday. These men are: Hinckey, loft
end; Winters, UR tackle; HalfelUnger,
left guard; Sunford, contre; Morrison,
right guard; WallU, right tackle; Hart
well, right end; Barbour, quarter baok;
Wins, left half baos; Capt. McCluug,
right half back, and UcUormick, full
buck.
The betting ou the gamo Is light.
Students aud aportlng men oiler 0 to 3
on Yale, but find fow tukera. There Is
one man who oilers $8,000 to $1,000 on
Yale und ouuuot get his money covorod,
X'or small uinouuU he could Und many
taker.
HJ3W TOOK. ItABBVll.
New York, Nov. H.-Ueuer oa call easy at
4 per cent,
BONDS.
Closing Cloilaj
Yestordnr. To-day,
5 a, lie OOU
s. Coup....... U7lt) HUH
I lu:;::;:.:: uvil noa
0 s, loup HI
&TUCK iiAUt;r.
Cloain Closing
YosterJar. 'lo-dny.
Canadian racldo 'On
Central 1'uoinc IrTT,
Chloao. llur. & Quinoy 100)4 10154
Dolawuro it Huilson iSJ5i 1211
Krie..... -Wf
Jirlepref... ml
ae Biioio 5i;s 'S..
ljiila & Nash 77ls 77
MlohUan central
deposited with tha Hauking Department
when the trust company coinraunceu to
receive deposits aud assume obligations
iu this State.
New Coal Mine Opened.
Mr. Ci-nsiEL. Pa.. Nov. 'J5. Work has
cotSinenced in the Patterson Coal Com
pany's mine at this place. The opera
tion is the largest in the lower anthra
cite region, aud when worked ruu
handed will employ 1,200 miners and
hip 50,000 tone monthly. Tin now
breaker Is situated In the centre of
2,700 acres of rich coal lauds. A seven
mile railroad connecting the new workc
with the Philadelphia & Reading system
was completed on Saturday.
COPYRIGHT 1331
Wound up
tho man or woman who's "run
down." Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery set3 tho wheels going.
It starts tho torpid liver into health
ful action, purities and enriches tho
blood, cleanses, repairs, and strength
ens tho system,' and restores health
and vigor. As an appetizing, rc
storativo tonic, it sets at work all
tho processes of digestion and nu
trition, and builds up flesh and
strength.
For all scrofulous humors and
blood -taints, and even Consump
tion (or Lung - scrofula ), if taken
iu timo, it's a positive remedy.
Unlike tho sarsaparillas, which
claim to bo good for tho blood in
March. Aniil, and May, "Golden
Medical Discovery" works equally
well at all seasons.
Unliko other blood-purifiers, too,
it's guaranteed to benelit or cure,
111 every case, or your money is re
turned.
On these terras, it's tho cheapest.
You pay oly for tho good you get,
But it's tho best or it couldn't be
sold so.
Health Inspectors fer Canidlaa Trains.
Wasuikoton. Nov. 25. Assistant
Secretary Nottleton, nt the request of
the Governor of Michigan, Iras assigned
health inspectors to board tr-iius coming
from Canada. This lmpectlon Is caused
by the prevalence of smallpox; In Caua-
ia. The inspectors win us niuoasa u
Port Huron and Detroit, Mich.
H10 Cnurt-Irtll Suspended.
Washington, Nov. SO. An order was
lisuod at the War Department suspend
ing, until further orders, the court-mar-tlal
appointed to meet in New York
atty tor the trial of Major Charles O.
Throckmorton. Second Artillery, ao-
cnued ot duplicating pay accounts.
Missouri Paclflo 00
hew Jersey 1 entral UJh
Northwestern llo
io
1
llmanll K rltfUtlOfl
I'aoiaoMall 30
Heading "
Ilock isiunu.
k latll
Union raoino
Western Union. V
UKAIN MAKKBT.
Wbnat--Uitrket oDi.iod in-eulor and closed
slo.idv. No. 1, rod winter, 10t: Deo.. iuni
Jan. 107V4
C0rll.-JiarKUfc uuomcki mm uiiroiai D.nnujr,
No. a., mixed, 74 Nov.. 87t4: Deo., 5u, Jau
6..H.
UatS-'iatKei. DIUWI llSnUV, U. , IUIU,
46a50i; Dvo..401i: Jan.! 40.
I'UOWUOB.
u'eumery, State & l'enn.. eitros.SJ caWMn,
Inaiuery, western, nrsti. c.a'7 c.
t.'reimery, western, aeuonds 2.1 aa2t 0.
6totedalrr. h. f. tuuarentrs....,J7 cu o.
Ciieksk -
BUito factory, full cream, Sept. fanoy.. ullHi
State f notory, full ci-Aim , 10 all
btate factor)', lull crouai, line UOl all
State factory, fulloreaui.irool to primei" ulov
State fiielory, oouimoii tu (.ur 8a u04
I.ivb rouLTitr
Spring chloUeiis, ch loe, lariteperb'..
opring ouio&una, ttriuie..,,,,
Funis. Juraoy, State, l'a., per lb,
liHiatiED Poccrnv-
Turkxy, mixed weights, per lb, 13 ali
erb!. sl'Ui
UUal'.'A
li.... lH all
Imralgrnnts of a Month.
Washington, Nov. 20'. During Octo
ber past 51,182 immigrants arrived in
tho United States, against 40,207 111
October, 1800. Of tho arrivals last
month. Uiirnianv lurmsaad u.Jti
Hunsia, 7,030; England nnd Wales,
5,882; Ireland, 5,28'; Sweden and Nor
way, 4,oxu nnu itaiy,
Cnnservattve Cunventioii Over.
nmMiNQHAM, Nov. 25. The great Con
ervatlve Convention ooueluded yester
day. At the initHS meeting In the Town
Hall last night tuo aiarquis m oausuury
made nn address, In which he said:
"Homo rulo for Ireland would only Iad
to rebellion und tho necessary re-conquest
of Ireland by England."
PENNSYLVANIA BRIEFS.
Calvin M. Dechart, superlntandent of
the Mt, Penu Gravity RmI, Isunter ar
rest chnrged with criininul negligence
at the hands of the district-attorney.
The action Ib based lipou the verdict of
the coroner' jury.
John Kelly Is dead in the Altoona
Hospital from Injure woeived at the
hands of Kd Douoguo soma week's ago.
The two moa nd quarrelled, anu uon-
opportunity,
W. Leisenrmg, Pros.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenrmg, Cashier,
9. W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Open tilly From 9 to 3.
3 PER 0BNT. INTEREST !
Kuia ou BiiviMst nepoHltH.
A ,T. GALLAGHER
Justice of the Peace,
Deeds, beaseH, Mortgages and Bonds written
Marriage licenses anu ngai oiaiius
promptly attended to.
Real EsUle, Golleclioa and Insurance Agency
General Fire Insurance Business. Represents
the Northwestern Life InsurauceUo.
OFKiOE-Muldoon'sbulldiuK, corner Centre
and West Hie., Hhenandoah, f.
Good Properties of All Kinds for Sale.
1. A two story double frame dwelling house
sloreund restaurant, on East Jenlre St.
2. A dwelling aud restaurant on East Centre
3. Desirable property on oorner Centre and
jaruin Btreeie, suuuuia lur uumuws pur-finals.
4. A two story double frame dwelllug, 011
west ijiova streei.
Two 2-story Irame dwellings on West Cen
tre strtieU
6. Two I story dwelling' on the corner ol
coal ana cuestnut streets More room in
one.
7, Two-Rtory alnele house on North Chestnut
street witn a tame wareunuse atine rear.
8. Three two-story double frame buildlnge
corner or iiioyaana uuoert streets.
DO YOU WANT RELIEF?
KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY-
Will promptly r-Uee the moist ilia
troNttng case of Acuta or Chronic JHieu
inatlaiu or Gout, Hy strictly oheerTlng
ttie directions, turn curojou pcrmaQ-ently
uuiir toe numtrouf prepsruiorj. mat rood
the couatry, tbli medic too la tv upeclfl for tho
Trlou9 formi tifrlieunjatlim cnlr. nfl not In
iny icmo a "curetll" Una bottle trill m.k
t iHiefa uty iiuiircvHloD on the Titein. -nd
la cconcetlaa iih tbc illl, eoalnoe tLe luflfrer that
tho Froper remtiuy txwt net. ronim. iou r etrntitiy ro
qaPt4 to tt-it tho merit of
tltltOUT'S ItHKUMATIC ICEMI.DY.
fti fti Tlu.ble propertUi tro tndoried by hundred! of the
Uioit iiailieri-B icnviiiia-i-iB,
Unlj legct-Me Infrfdiemi, rrmtrkkble for their enr-tnt
voveri, rt used In the mtr.ofetur of kKUUT'B
K1IF.UHAT1G KKMEUV.
tl.00 For Bottle. 6 Bottles, 5. CO. nil!, 25 Cts. Bex.
If your itore-eep'r doei cot ktep It, tcDd fl.H to lb
iuaur-eturer. d1 you viH rceelvsit by niell.
ALilllsKT Kl.OUT,
3G3T Market Stro(;. Vhllod'a. Va.
1
m
I, 1.40,
l!akky
nree5V
nlshL
People's Oyster Bay !
EOAN' BUILDINO,
12 E. Centre St., SUcnanctoali
CHAS. C. GUISE, Props,
nThne. watchins for an
i.-.i vAnu Dt-i.ll .vir.V. n linlr u ml
Turkey, mlio.i wourats, perm, ia at loruauou u; - .. ..
OVa chic's., Plitia- .lat lbs, topUr.,,iR) aJ l.acipod, being atill ut large.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest sloclt in town.
Artistic Painting, Graining and Decorating!
J. P. GARDEN,
10 2-6ra 221 W. Centre Bt.. SHENANDOAH
CHRIS. BOSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
01 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
The Finest Stock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, k
OYSTERS
Itiw, Htewed, Scalloped, IMnncftfor
iriea to oraer. f am lies suppnou
nt their house with the best oysters
the marmot aQords.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
JOHN COSLET'S
Green Truck Stand !
Cor, Main and Oak Streets.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
A fine line of Choice GU0CEIUE8
Nuts and Candies,
Poultry of all Kinds.
Mr. Costlet receives his erecn truck dallv
I ro m the city markets, which is a gu'trnnlee
to his ciwomera that they will receive fresh
gooaswu'ii uuyn girom mm.
PENNSYLVANIA flAILRCAD.
BOHnTI.KILI. DIVISION,
m Tid after September 1 1881, Iraini will lea
Bhejumdoah as follovit:
For Wlggan, Gllberlon, UTackvllle, New
.Ustle, Bt. Clair, and way points, 6.1W, 8.1
m und 4. 15 p m,
bundays, O0,l).40a m andMOp m.
For Fottsvllle, 6.UU, .lu a m and 4. IS p m.
Unndays, 600, B.W a m and 3.10 p m,
For Heading, 6.00, a m and 4.15 pu.
Sundays, (WO, 9.40 a. ra. and 3.10 pm.
For l"ottBtown, Phoenixville, W orris town
rad Fhiladelphla (liroad street station), 6,00,
a. m. and 4.15 p mweek days
linnaoys, uou, u.iu a m s.iu p m.
Trains leave Fraokvllie tor Bhenandoah at
10.40 am and 12.14. 7.42.10,09pm. Bandays.
U.13 a m and 6.40 p m.
Leave fottsvuie lor unenaunoau, lu.ionna
11.43. a m 7.19, 9.42 p m. Bnndays, 10.40 u m
1.15 pm. ...
UTOVe 1 UllUUUipUlH ICnJWl HUCOI. HlUblUUli
tnr intlvllleanlUlienandoah. 5.57. SSiu m
4.10 and 7,00 p m week: days, autidaj ft 60, and
u.a! am
k -rr 1. o on . nr. m An E ff m
eOriUW iUlk,OidU,1l,W, u.ou, u.uu, f.UV,
3.VD8.30, rf.GO. lLOOand 11.14, ll.Soam. 12.00 noon,
tnmiteu exprHini i.iri y ui.i ii it,
a.au, o.J, s.ua .'), o, e.ai, o,vi f,uo,uaaa ii
m, 12.01 nlgbt. 4
..ni. .... tnnl ml, o on mi 1IM.
ll.ifcj . IU. HIIU 1 41, 14.., 4 oj, v., iiiiuiwu,
4.SO), 5.23, ft 21. ts.t , .11 Miom aad 12.01 nliznt
For Mea uirt. Liong uraocn ana iniermeaiaie
stations 8.&0, 8.23 and 11.39 a. m., 3.30, 4.00 p. m.
wpcfe days, ouudayn B.25 a. in.
For Baltimore aud Wasulngton. 3.50, 7.20,
9.10 and 11.18 a. m 4 11, 1) 67, 7.10 p.m aod 12 03
nii?nt aauv anu h m. io.o a. iu.. ia u miteu
express with dintnir car toltaitlui ire) 1.30 8.46
p. in. wo It days. For Baltimore only 2.02, 4 01
weetd-iys, 5.08, 11.80 p. m. dally.
For Kichmoud, 7 20 a. in aud 12.03 night
dallv. 1 30 i) m. aally. except suud .y.
. "..ins luavo Hamsouru lor l'H..s a.-? tad
.te west every day at livfl ai d 8.1 ' a a ma
.1'.) amiiiea) ana v.vi, a au, v.sa p in. w ay tor
Jtonn t m and 4.10 p m every day.
Sfor Plttsburs only, 11.20 a ia dully ait lo.ao
ot week dayit.
s .eave Hnubury lor "Wlll.amsport, JSlmlra,
viandolgua, Rochester, Btrttalo and Niagara
Ails, d.lu a iu naiiy, nu Lit pm wea uuyn.
"o- w&tKllia, s.su p in wera aays.
Knr lirln und Intermediate ncilnts. 5.1" a m
'.all p. For Ijoox Havon. 5.10. and tf.Stl n m,
iniiv. 1.42 and G.30 D. in. week dlivu. For
tonova .xlO n m 1.42 and afij m week day a,
.ioa. m euuaays.
-TTTTIiiMINOTON di NOUTHEKN 11. It.
Trains leave Heading (F. 4 K. station) foi
nihrdltar. Kfivfert. Hlrabboro. Joanna. HDrine-
neia, waynesourg j unction, uoaiesvuie, west
Cbester.Chadsford Junction. B. A O. Junction,
Wllmlncrt.nn nnd Intermediate stations, daily
except Hunday, at 0.23 and 8.30 a.m. and 3.15
p. m. Bunday only a 8.05 p. m. I
For Warwick, Bt.leter and Intermediate
Hatlons,dally except Bunday, at 930 a.m., and
5.19 p, m. Bunday only 8.15 a. m.
Knr Hlrdsboro and intermeaiato 6ta',',
Uatnrday only, at 12 m. VR9
For Haltlmore and Washington 'B, A orli..,
11.) dally except Hunday at 6.23 and 8.80 a. m.
and S.15 p. m. Sunday only al 3.05 p. m.
Trains arrive at Heading V. & H. Btatlon)
Irora Wilmington, B. St O. Junction, Mont
chauln, Chaddslord Junction, West Chester,
Leuape, Coatesville, Waynesburg Junction,
Sprlngfleld.Joiinna, Blrdsboro, Gibraltar, Bey.
fai'tfLtiri Intermediate stations, dally except ,
Snnday at 10.20 a. ra. 6.52 and 8.17 p. m. Bun.
any only at u.zi a.m.
Vrnm Ht. Peters. Warwick and Intermediate 1
stations, dally except Sunday, at 8.21 a. m.
and 2.25 p.m. Bunday only at 6 p. m.
From Blrdsboro and intermediate stations,
Saturday only at 1.40 p. m.
Fiom wasmngiou ana naitimore. aaiiy ex i
cent Bunday. 10 20 a. m. 6.52 and 817 p. m,
Bunday only at 11.21 a. m. j
uuwhess uiuuua, uen'i rass. abi i
A.G.McOAUBLAND.Bupl. j
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
dBE, CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands of cigars always on hand.
The best temperauoe drinks.
John R. Coye,
Attorney-at-Law
AND
Real Estate Ageriit,
OFFICE beddaWb Building, i
Cor Main and Centre Streets. SHENANDOAH, PA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
I A two and one-half storv double fmmnl
dwelling house, wltb st ire-room andres-J
taurant. liOcatea on least uentre uieei.
A valuable property located on Bout
din street. 1
S Beven dwelling houses at the corner J
oert ana ioya streets, uooa l
xerms reasoname.
1 lnvcf J
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