WANTS, &o.
"I7OII KENT. A desirable stnblo ana car
IJ riaire house on Market alloy, botwoon Coi
tre and Lloyd. Apply at Heiiamj omco, tf
F
Olt SALK CHEAP. Orio of Chambers &
fin's convlrff nrnssnfl. the nrcflont owner
having no use for it: being good as new. Call at
liKriAi.u omcc.
I70UND Two mules, attached to ft wagon,
3 near Yatosvlllo Owner can have same by
calling upon Dnlcl Ulow, of Yatosvlllo, and
proving property. 12-7-31
T71OU WALE. A one-third () intcrost In tho
1 Mountain Colliery, situated on ' Uear
llldgc, between Shenandoah and Malzovllle.
The place Is In first class condition. Hatlsfao
torr reasons giv. n for selling. For informa
tion, call at colliery, or ndorosg,
Oi.lVF.n J. Zf.rus,
ll-l-6t Shenandoah, Pa.
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ITTOtt HALE A valuable property on East
' Coal street One half oh only required.
Possession plven April 1st 1H03 Suitable for1 a
wholesale bouse or factory Apply at IlKitAr.D
offlce. tf
$j to tl5 per day at home, selling Lightning
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tableware, &c. Plates ibo ilnest of jewelry
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$15
PAYS for n, home lot at May's Land
ing, tho lino suburb of Atlantic City; 5
squares from H. 11. ; commutation fare to Phlla.,
5 cents; has court house, hotels, schools,
churches, cotton, paper, clothing, cigar sash,
brick, and lumbering mills, with finest water
power; lino driving, llshlng, gunning, bathing,
selling! city and country combined; ai houses
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CIlIAUTEIt NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
j given that an application will bo mado to
the Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Schuylkill, Stato of Pennsylvania, on Monday,
the stfth day of Deo., A. D.. ISftJ. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, under the "ot of Assembly to
provide for the Incorporation of certain corpor
ations." annroved Anril 20. 1871. and the
supplements thereto, for tho charter of an
Intended corporation to be called and known as
"ICIng John Sobleskleo III Polish Koman
(jatnoitc ucncnciai society." oi "ncnanuoan.
Pa., tho character and oblcct of which are :
Tho maintenance of an organization for
beneficial and protectlvo purposes, by the
establishment of a benellclal fund therein, and
to cultivate a charitable und bcnevolept spirit
among tho members thereof. Said Society to
bo carried ou at Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, and
for these purposes to have, posses and enjoy all
the rights, benellts, and privileges conferred
Dy saiu Act oi Assemoiy.
M. M. IluitKE, Solicitor.
Shenandoah, Pa., Nov. 20, 1892. 11-28 3w
OHAS. ZALLA
Respectfully notifies his friends
that be will open a now store at
Corner Jardin and Oak Straeis,
Where he will keep a full stock of
Green Groceries,
Cigin, Tobacco nnd Candy. Poul
try and nil kinds of game in seat on.
Oytor nit rl 3TiFJli.
Open Monday, November 21.
JONATHAN HODSER,
Heal Estate Agent !
Otllco-34 VVost Laurel Street,
SUctuiuUonli, Pa,
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
Farm' of 15 floras: house, barn and other out
buildings; property of D. II. Mummy, In
toe uirawisea vnuey i,ow.
Farm of K1W acres; houto. barn, etc.: nronortv
of II. I), HenUchler, lu the Cutawlssu val-
ley re, quo.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant
Leading Saloon In town
Centre ami ll'Wffl tit,,
(UlcUert's old stand)
First-class Eating Bar.
Finest Whiskeys In the Market.
PUBLIC SALE
Of 1'EUSOXA T. J'ltOl'JMTV.
There will be a public vale, on tbe pn raises,
one mile north of Lakosldo (East Mahanoy
Junction), on
Saturday, Dec. 17, 1892
At 10 o'clock a. m., of valuable real estate. The
property conslswof a grist mill, dwelllnghouso,
barn and outbuildings. There aro 23 acres,
more or less; a splendid fruit orchard io bear
ing; never-fatllng well and springs. The loca
tion Is very desirable; good maikou near, such
as Mahanoy City, Shenandoah, Tamaq.ua, Uailo
ton, etc
Terms of Sale Ton per cent, down on day of
puroluse: 40 per cent, witbiii three months, and
the balance cun remain on mortgage. For fur
ther particulars apply at the IIukald offloe.
Il-KJ-U Mill. ELLEN IIKlSEIt.
Hess' Livery Stable,
8 N. aiarlcct Alley.
NEW BUGGIES AND DAllNESS, SAFK HOUSES
Finest turnouts In town.
, Pl8asel to receive a share of the
publlo patronage.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 JJnHt Centre Street.
The best beer, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies,
wines and finest clgara always on hand.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Legislators Now Settling Down
to Hard Work.
THE PRESIDENT'S FINAL MESSAGE.
Ilevlew of the Document Anniinl Ileport
orthe United States Civil Servlcn Coin,
mission Antl-Optloil l'l(;lit to Ou O11
(leiierul lloocrnns' Condition rrecarlom
Washinoion, Dec. 7, lu mnrked con
trast with tho hustling scenes of tin
opening day was the meeting of. tin
House yesterday. Few persons were in th
galleries, und upon tho floor tho memberi
seemed to havo settled Into the old rou
tine Mr. Ilayner, of Mnrylnnd, lntroluced a
bill for the better protection of commerce
and to establish a uatlonul quarantine.
Ecferrcd.
At 113:15 Mr. Pruden, ono of tho Presi
dent's secretaries, wns announced, nnd
presented the annual message, which
(Jlerk Kerr immediately commenced to
rend.
In tho Senate at soon as tho secretary
finished tho reading of tho journal Jtr.
Pruden nppenred nnd delivered tho Presi
dent's annual message, which was there
upon laid before tho Senate und road by
Secretary McCook.
Tho Menace.
President Harrison's last annual mes
sage is devoted to a review of the condi
tion of the country und its progress dur
ing the last four years. In it he points
out that tho national wealth has in
creased from $lfl,lo!),ul0,0G8 in 18G0 to
02,010,000,000 iu 1890. He details n
number of most Important nnd interest
ing statistics, which support his ntute
ment that "so high u degree of prosperity
and so general 11 diffusion of tins comfort)
of life were never before enjoyed by our
people."
Thu oOlclul returns of tho Eleventh
Census and those of the Tenth Census for
75 leading cities furnish tho basis for
tho following comparisons:
In 18-10 the capital Invested In mnnufactur
In if whs f 1,2:1 .',Kli,U70.
In lHOu the oupltul invested in manufactur
ing was S,l)0O,7:i.),tl.
In 18WJ tho number of employes was 1,"01,
3IW. In 1890 the number of employes was S,2G1,
1!M. In 1880 tbo wafc-o? earned were $V)l,ftl,7T8.
In 1WH) tho wiures earned were S1,"J-'I,170,-I.1.
In 1880 thu vuluu of tho product was '-',711,-o7ii,69.
In 1MX) tho value of tho product was $1,800,
2bC,8:)7. Ho then quotes figures from other
sources showing the industrial growth of
the country under tho Influence of the
McKinley tariff.
Figures aro given to show tho extent
and vuluo of our foreign trade, and that
our coastwise trade is developing great
ly. The value of our exports duririirthefis
ciil year 18i)2 reached tho highest llgure in
tho history of the Government, umounting
to $l,0a0,278,tl8, exceeding by $1-15,707,-!38
thu exports of 1801 and exceeding tho
value of tlie imports by $202,875,080.
During tho fiscal year 1602 tho value of
imports free of duty amounted to $457,
000,058, tho largest aggregate in the his
tory ot our commerce.
The President says that "those who have
advocated 11 protectlvo tariff can well
afford to have their disastrous forecasts of
a change of policy disappointed. If a
system of customs duties can be framed
that will set the idle wheels and looms of
Europe in motion and crowd our ware
houses with forelgn-mndo goods, and at
the samu time keep our own mills busy;
that will enable tho American manufac
turer to pay to his workmen from fifty to
a hundred per cent, more in wages than is
paid in the foreign mill und yet to com
pete in our market and In forelg markets
Vi ith tho foreign producer; that will fur
ther reduce the cost of articles of wear
ami food without reducing the wages of
those who produce them; that can be cele
brated, ufter itseirects have been realized,
as its expectation has been, in European
as well as in American cities, tue authors
and promoters of it will bo entitled to tho
highest praise."
Tbo advantages of reciprocity are fully
stated, Detailed statements of our rela
tions with foreign powers follow. It is
recommended that support be given to the
Nicaragua Ship Canal company. The
President says "it is too early to predict
what results may be accomplished by
the International Monetary Conference."
Attention is then directed to a sum
mary of the work ot the administration
and to tho fact that "public revenues
umounting to $1,414,070,202.28 have been
collected and disbursed without Ions from
misappropriation, without single defal
cation of aui-k importance as to attract
the public attention "and at a diminished
cost for collection." The President nays
tho revenues for the fiscal year ending
June SO, 1802, from all sources were $425,
808,200.22, and the expenditures for all
purposes were $415,058,800.50, leaving a
balance ot $0,014,453.00. There were paid
during the year upon the public debt
$40,570,407.08. Tho surplus in the Treas
ury and tho bank redemption fund, putted
by tho act of July 14, 1880, to the general
fund, furnished in large part thu cash
uvuilable und used for the payments made
upon tho public debt. Compared with tho
year 1801, our tocelpts from custom
duties fell off $48,000,241.08, while our
receipts from internal revenue increased
$8,284,833.13, leaving the net loss ot
revenue from thce principal sources $33,
781,417.05. The net loss of revenue from
all sources was $82,1175,072.81.
Special attention is culled to Treasury
Secretary Foster's report, "in view of the j
many misleading statements that have
been made as to the state of the public
tovenues," und detailed ligure ure given.
The revenues, estimated and actual, for
the fiscal year ending June HO, 1803, are
placed by the Secretary at $488,86,850.41
and the expenditure at $401,330,850.44,
showing a siiplus ot receipts over expendi
tures of $2,000,000. The cash lialunoe in
the Treasury at tbe end ot the flsoal year
it is estimated will be $80,992,377.08.
The work of the other executie depart
ments of the government is reviewed at
length.
Space is given to a statement of the
eondition of the merchant marine and the
new navy and a continuance of the system
ft steamship subsidies is earnestly urged.
The ludiaii question Is treated at length.
Then follows a notice of the report ot the
Commissioner of Pensions and a statement
of what is due the disabled Union vet
erans. After saying he ha contemplated a still
further extension of the Civil Service law,
but that he has " not us yet fully determ
ined tbe lines upon which extensions can
most properly and usefiill) be made," the
President culls attention to the evils und
dangers of unfair apportionments, and says
"It is time that mutual charges
pt unfairness and fraud between
tho parties should cease and
that wo .should come together upon the
high piano of patriotism while wo devise
methods thnt shnll secure tho right oi
every man ipialllled by law to cast 11 free
ballot and give to every such ballot an
equal vnluu In choosing our public ofll
ccrs," The President concludes as follows:
"This exhibit of tho work of thoExecutive
Departments is submitted to Congress and
to the public In the hope that there will be
found In it n duo sense of responsibility
und nn earnest purpose to maintain the na
tional honor and promote tho happiness
nnd prosperity of all our people. And thl
brief exhibit of the growth and prosperity
of the country will give us a level from
which to note the increase or decadence
that new legislative policies niny bring us.
There is no reason why tho nutionnl influ
ence, power, and prosperity should not ob
serve the sumo rato of increase
that havo characterized tho past thirty
years. AVo carry tho great im
pulso nnd increase of these years into
the future. There is no reason why in
many lines of production wo should not
Mirpass all other nations as wo have
already done in some. There are no neat
frontiers to our poislblo development.
Iletrogression would bo n crime."
REPORT ON THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Ninth Annual Mutotnelit by the Commis
sion I'uriiUheil the President.
Washington, Dec. 7. Tho United
States Civil Servico commission makes
public its ninth annual report to the Presi
dent. It shows thnt from July 1, 1891, to
.Tune SO. Ih02, tho whole number of np
pliianth examined for the five branches oi
the classified service was 19,400, of whom
12,100 passed, nnd 7,300 failed to pass.
The whole number appointed in the
year covered by thu report is ns follows:
Departmental service, 478; customs
service, 101; postal service, 2,113; railway
mnilservicc, 1,109, and Indian service, 10;
total, 3,001, a decrease of 1,431 over tho
previous year.
CENSUS BUREAU INVESTIGATION.
Senator Vest Introduces a Ilesolutlnn
With that Aim.
Washington, Dec. 7. Before the Sen
ate went into executive session n resolu
tion was offered by Mr. Vest, and chiefly
discussed by him and Mr. Hale, in refer
ence to tho "pernicious activity" of the
Census liureau in the recent election.
The resolution proposes nu investiga
tion, and it will bo called up and acted
upon to-day.
I'lsli Comml4iloiier8 Kepurt.
Washington, Dec. 7. Marshall Mc
Donald, fish commissioner, reported to
Congress that there had been expended iu
the year 1801-2, out of 11 total appropria
tion of $295,000. $292,2S4 in conducting
tbo operations of tho commission. In ad
dition, there was also oxpended on ac
count of fish hatcherlos, under special ap
propriations, $19,000.
Antl-Optlon Fight to Oo On.
WAsniNOTON, Dec. 7. "The Anti-Option
bill Is neither dead nor sleeping," said
Senator Washburn this morning, and from
his uttltudo It was ensy to see that the
fight for tho passage of this measure would
be commenced at the earliest possible
moment tins session.
Will Xot Notice the I'etltlnn.
Was.umitov. Deo. 7. At tho mectint?
of the House committee investigating the
uuministration ot the Federal lClection
law in New York ci'v it was decided to
take no notice v.' u i-v of the petition
submitted to tho liou . in behalf of John
1. Davenport.
JEineenuw Very III.
Washington. Dec. 7. The mnrllMnn nf
Gen. Willfjim S Pnuuiranu Umriato,. nf
the Treasury, is now sucli as to cause his
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menu,) acriuusappreiiension.
Snlrlde ofn Tltusrllln Merchant.
TrrusviLLE, Pn., Dec. 7. Lehman Ull-
man, the leading dry goods merchant of
this city, was found dead nt his homo
yesterday, with a bullet holu in his right
temple. For several months Mr. Ullmuti
nas sunereil terribly from nicotine poi
soning. His physicians huvlnir urn-
nounced tho ailment incurable, he bu-
ixuue uespouueut.
Jfow Haven's Municipal Klertlon.
Iew Haven, Dec. 7. In the oity elec
tion here Mayor Joseph 13. Sargent (Dem.)
was re-elected, but ran some 1,130 votes
behind ids ticket. Compared with thu
voto brought out a month ago, the vote
wuh very light. Sargent received 7,032
votes; Dewell, (Hep.) 5,789; scattering,
113. James B. Murtiu, (Dem.) for City
iui-&, is eiecieii.
Hitter Debutes In the SpunUli Chamber.
Maubii), Dec. 7. The debates in the
unumuer show such bitter opposition to
the government that it is thought the
Cabinet crisis must oome to a head within
two days. The prasent Cabinet will re
tire in a body, ami will probably bo suc
ceeded by a Liberal one, perhaps with ox-
i-ruraiur oagasta again at tho head.
Defaulter XeUon's T1I11I.
PiimAnKT.rmi. Vn Tit t M'l.u i.i..i
of Nelson 13, Evans, the ox-director of the
iioium't opring uamen lianK, for miaap-
yiuju-mnag 1110 1 uiius ot tne institution,
was resumed iu tho United States District
Court. After niiniirniin ultinhu.u,
testified, Lawyer Cursou opened for
luu uuiuunu. w
Chal'KCil With lSinheulcinrnt.
Newauk, N. J., Dec. 7. Charles F.
Franklin, aged 38. of Orange, isuuder ar
rest on complaint of L. I). Qilmour. a
lawyer here, who charges Franklin with
enibewtlement amounting to $200. The
prisoner was held for examination, und
later wan released ou ball.
KomuIIi Cannot burvlvu Much Longer.
Vibkna, Dec. 7. A letter just received
from Peath by Herr Holfy, a friend o(
Kossuth, fiom Kossuth's mui, fully con
firms the report of the grave Illness of the
Hungarian patriot, and adds that the
wont la expecUtd,
Demovratln Candidate Iterelvud All Vtia
IIibhinqhah, Ala., Deo. 7. The munici
pal election occurred yeatenlav. The
Democratic ticket, headed by David j.
Fox for mayor, received every rata oast.
There was no opposition ticket. The total
vote was only 1,570.
Ii llrulaaii lteleustMl,
New York, Dec. 7 Tho steamer Iji
Bretagne (French), from Havre, which ar
rived last Sunday, and wus detained of!
Liberty island by the United States uu
thorities, lias been released.
HOT SHOTFROH BYRNES
New York's Police Superintend
ent Scores Dr. Parkhurst.
SCHI-ME TO DISGRACE THE MAYOR.
The Whole Ci'limirin Alleged to Have Ueeu
Sturteil by thu Minister and Several of
Hip Coiigrejrutlon from Motives of lie-veiige-
Dlertln Gardner Held for Trial
Ni:w YoitK, Dec. 7. The statement
made by Police Superintendent Byrnes
last mght In regard to Dr. Parkhurst,
president of the Society for the Prevention
of Ciime, has caused ns grent a sensntion
us did the revelations made in court last
spring when the minister was on tho
Btuud.
The bend of tho pollco force intimates
that the Doctor's motive in attacking that
body is one of revenge on behalf of one of
his congregation, and that his pnrishioncr
" put him up to " nil his Investigation of
vice. Dr. Parkhurst, ho says, has tried to
entrap tho Mayor, Judges nnd even Mr.
Nicoll into compromising situations.
Said Mr. Byrnes :
"I am busy arranging a series of fncts
relative to the accusations made in a gen
eral way by Dr. Parkhurst, but cannot
complete them now. Against Dr. Pnrk-hui-
I huvo up to the present time re
frained from saying a word. Ho makes
accusations without evidence to support
them accusations which he himself does
not honestly believe.
"This whole matter was conceived by
him in connection with certain members
of his congregation in relation to a divorce
suit brought some ninoor ten months ago,
Just before he began to assail the police.
At that time ho und his people endeavored
to get a certain police ollicer to swear to
thing that tho oillcer could not conscien
tiously do.
"Parkhurst then became very angry in
the interest of ono member of his church,
the person who brought the divorce suit,
and who finally succeeded iu securing a
decree.
"He then started a persecution against a
certain house in this city, and that is the
commencement of the assaults upon the
police. I am reluctant to say oven this
much.
"I have letters showing that Parkhurst
and certain members of his congregation
huvo resorted to everything that seems to
be disli i n'.ilile to get evidence of any
kind 11.' 1 n.ii'.ii'ter through tho intrigues of
women in en.upromiso the chief magis
trate of tins city, the judges of the higher
courts, 1 ne prosecuting attorney of this
county, and many other of the high olll
cials ot this municipal government. These
letters have been copied.
"These letters will show the instructions
Parkhurst left and what ho expected to
get on his return from Europe. They will
also show everything that occurred up to
within tho lust two or three days. All
were written by tho person interested in
the divorce suit, wlio is Parkhurst's friend
and chletjiulvlscr In his church. This per
son is getting the material for the purpose
of supplying Parkhurst with his sermons
preached on Sundays assailing public men
from his pulpit.
"Of his letters I may say that to a copy
of each is appended an interview with the
party to whom tho letter is addressed.
They name the public men to bo followed
and ascertain whether they went to dis
reputable houses. They show that efforts
were made to 'ring in' u woman on these
public men, nnd so try to get them into
compromising positions. And all this bus
been done through a certain woman.
" To illustrate the 'character and high
minuedness of Dr. Parkhurst it is only
necessary for me to tell of a little episode
that cume to my attention ami the details
of which I can fully prove when I feel
like so doing.
" Tho time Dr. Parkhurst gave his tea
mony In the Hattie Adams case he went
to tills woman referred to iu the divorce
suit, and asked iter if she could not uet
him some French pictures. Ho said he
thought they would be useful to him
wheu giving Ids testimony. They would
refresh his memory. Tbo poor soul was
so modest ho could not remember the
filthy things he had wltnei-sed.
"The woinau obtained tho pictures of
t no tniru party who llgures in this case
and brought them to Dr. Parkhurst's
house. The Doctor thought a moment
and then said:
" 'Suppose some inquisitive juryman
should discover mo looking at them and
asked where I got them. I would have to
tell him.'
, "To satisfy his conscience on this point
he told the woman to take them home
nnd send them to him that night by mail,
lie did this so us to be able to truthfully
swear iu cose he was asked any questions
tiiat he did not know where they came
from.
"This is thecalibro of Dr. Parkhurst. I
am sorry for the woman who has allowed
herself to be dragged into this thing. She
has been misled. She is one of the Four
Hundred und stands high iu society."
GARDNER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Two Charges AKulnst Dr. I'uihhur.t'
Chief Detective.
NEW Yohk. Dec. 7. At the examination
of Gardner, chief detective of the Park
burst society, Lillle Clifton testified as to
me uuegea transactions with Uurdner.
When she hud concluded Justice McMnhou
held the lirisoner for trial flvlnrr thu Lull
vwu 1,1 aw vt,.. Ulll-IUl'ttni DAlMrUUtr
ut 42,500, and on tho other extortion ut
K nin
. 11.,. o- .l.n.vn .--..
ill default of bail Gardner wob locked up.
At the alnte nf th nvumlntl, T, ..,.
McMalion stated that he contemplated
iiiropiuiK tt miru ciiarge against tno pris
oner. Tills is to be grand larceny.
Tlin crmiimt fn- tlw, ni.i.lu It lD 1 i
-..w - i w in joariitHl,
is the alleged attempt of Gardner to de-
irnuu uie Keeper oi tne iioum) out of $1S0 by
the nromiae of aai-vini whlnh h n,,i.i
not rander.
Senator Olb.mi' Condition UuoliungMl.
HOT 8FIUNO8. Ark.. Dee 7 Senator
Gibson's condition is uucliauged. He is
lying at me point ot death and the nlir-
siciaus are surprised at the amount of
vitality he possesses, which has kept him
up this long.
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KociiESTEK, N. II., Dec 7 At the citv
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