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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-09
Editorial Mention.

The receipts Of the State Treasury Of
Pennsylvania from ordinary revenues
during the fiscal year ending with No
vember we're s7,06S,530.
GovEnNoB-ELEcr PATTIsoN says he will
make no appointments until after the
first of the year, and, probably, not un-
til after his Inauguration.
ACCORDING to the returns received nt
the State Department at Harrisburg the
total majori,ies for Republican Congress-
men In. the State aggregated 45,947 and
for Democratic Congressman 43.066.
CHARLES HENRY JONES, ESQ.,, has writ
ten an opinion in which he holds that
the Governor, and he alone, has the
power to fill vacancies in the Office of
Controller for the city of Philadelphia.
The opinion is concurred in by a num-
Der of leading members of the Bar.
Col. w. +. PARKER one of the Super
visors of the schools OF Boston, has been
elected to the principalship of Normal
school, near Chicago, at q salary Of $1,000
year. Our Western states seem to ap-
preciate the services of good teachers.
The debt statement shows the decrease
of the public debt during the month of
November to bs SIS, 1874, I42 80; each in
the Treasury, s2s7, s67, 173; gold certifi-
Gates outstanding, s35, 4OS, $40; silver
certificates outstanding. 1905, 66O; GER
ti6cates of deposit outstanding, 50, S45,-
900; refunding certif 'ates outstanding,
$413,650 legal tenders outstanding,
$346, 68I, ,O16; fractional currency out
standing, 1922, 614; cash balance avail
able, $157, 1897, ,476.
LOUISVILLE CogRIER-JouRNAL: Young
Pattison should cut loose from the old
hulks altogether, should let protection
and pro;ectionists go TO the devil, and,
planting himself upon live issues, should
seek the confidence of the country out
side of Pennsylvania. He is young
man aud has time to build up a new
party In the Keystone State
The claims allowed by the Garfield
Board of Audit we're made public Satur-
day. The physicians get $27,500 OF
this amount DIR. D. w. Bliss gets Sc, 500;
Dr.. d. Hayes Agnew, $1,000; DR.. Frank
II. Hamilton, $1,000; Dr. Robert Rey-
burn, $4,000; DIR. Silas II. Boynton,
1000, and DR.. Susan A. Edison, So, 900.
The amount awarded for services and
supplies was S., ,929.93. The items range
from $13 for express hire to 81, 500 for the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. Under
the head of extra services by government
employees the items range from $l5 to
$500, with total of SIS, 440. The grand
total is S38, 860.93. The total appropri-
alton to pay claims against the Garfield
estate was $57, 500, of which amount $685. :
500 was specially appropriated fer ply
sicians and medical attendance. 1t will
be seen that the allowances for the ply
sicisns and medical attendance are So. 900
less than the amount appropriated, and
that the allowances for outside claims
are about $ll, 900 LESS than the amount
available, msking total balance of near
ly $4,000 out of the entire appropriation
of S57. 500,
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New Advertisements.
Orphans Court Sale
OF Valuable Real EStatel

BY virtue Of an Order Of the orpbans'
Court Of Carbon county. to us directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the house
Of JOHN s. LENTz, Northampton Street,
Lehighton, Pc, on
Saturday, December 80, 1882,
at TWO o'clock P. NJ, the following dsserib-
ed REAL ESTATE, the property Of tho
hate Elizabeth Lentz, deceased All that
certain moety or half of LOT or PIECE
OF GROUND, situate in the Borough Of Le-
highton, Carbon Co., Pa, numbered 1871 in
the Plan or Plot Of said Borough, being the
northwardly one half part thereof, having
front or width on the westwardly side Of
North hampton Street of 33 leet, and EXTEND
ing thence westwardly Of that same width,
between parallel lines at right angles with
said Northampton Street, in length or depth
ls9 feet inches 10 West Alley; bounded
on the south by tho other part oi said Lot
No. lsl; on the west by West Alley; on the
north by lot Nc. 1872, and on the east by
Northampton Street.
Tetms Of Ssle.-one-third cash; one third
in six months, and balance in one year,
with interest. JOHN S, LENTZ.
F. P. LENTZ.
Dec. 9, 1882. Executors.
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hobby, and had he lived a few years
longer he would have accomplished
much TO facilitate the settlement with
those Of the country's creditors who are
not at the same time bondholders.
Dom PEDRO.
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Private Sale.

The undersigned will sell at Private sale,.
the following articles of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, viz:
Mason & Hamln Parlor Organ,
Walnut Book Case and Writing Desk
combined,
Cupboards,
| Walsut Extension Dining Table,
Marble top Table,
Tete-a-Tete,
! Double Heater,
and other valuable articles.
Apply to F. E. WHITNEY,
52.tf L. & S. depot, Lehighton, Pa.
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GEORGE e. LEMON,

Attorney nt Law aud Solicitor OF American
und Foreign Patents,
0i5 Fifteenth street, WASHINGTON, ID. @
Mention this ia.cr.
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same class Of inventions aud you win be advised
whether or not patent can be obtained
hyou are advised that your invention Is spAtentable,
send $50, 10 pay Government fee Of SIS and S5 for
drawings required by the Government. This ID pay
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attorneys fee (S2J) and the final Government fee
$500 is payable. An attorney whose fee depends on
his success In obtaining Patent will not advise yon
that your Invention is patentable unless really Ia
you rely on the advice given amer preliminary
examination Is had Design Fatents end tie
Re-issues secured Caveats prepared and hled.
Applications Va revivor of Relerted, Aba ndoned,
20 secure your own patent and failed skillnll baud
ling Of the may lead TO slcccss. send mo 4
Patents that he Wcosnlze 0EORaE n. LEMON o.
Washington, d. C., as your attorney In the case Civ
ing the title Of the Invention aud about the date Of
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7. I. De NT'LIt.
t'saerLl FreI III and Fl=s,nEcr Agent.
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= !! Al.r-T.1.E1NT'S !

T. \ Lehman. Solicitor OF American and For
ci-u Patents, Washington, u. & III business
connected with Patents, whether before thc
Patent Otlirc or the ourt~, promptly attnnIrd to
80 Charge mH.te unless Il patent Is secured.
send FIR circular.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
The Fastest on Record.

n. Y. Herald, Eth.
The new Guion steamship Alaska, from Liv-
erpool, arrived at the bar yesterday at noon
having made, 1t is claimed, the quickest west
ern passage on record. Leaving port on the
Sth inst, she sailed from the Fastnet ON the
afternoon OF the 9th, and made the voyage 10
Sandy Hook In seven days, six hours and
twenty minutes. The number of miles ran
each day was $50, 1888, BOZ, All, 400, 3D7
and 4l9. The weather. except on the 10th
inst, whom gale and head sea was encoun-
tered, was light and favorable. The quickest
voyage before this was that Of the Arizona, In
May, 1850, when she made the passage In
seven days, nine hours ana twenty-three
minutes, but on her last passage 20 Liverpool
In the unparalleled time Of seven days, three
hours and 1fty-eight minutes from Sandy
Hook.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Mr.. vests Constitutional Principle.

st. Paul Pioneer. Press.
Mr.. Vest is as hopclessly at loss as the
rest If his party to find good and sufficient
reasons for opposing the admission of Dakota
by some astrOlogic process he has discovered
That ait would be Il manifest violation Of the
spirit and intention of the Constitution to ad-
nit q State into the Union without at least tho
population requisite under the existing law OF
Gpportionment for a Representative in the
Lower House of Congress" How sad the
country win feel for the various Con-
crosses Of old times, which violated
the Constitution in this very respect
without having Mr.. Vest on hand 10 tell them
Of the crime they were committing. From
1913 to 1923 the ratio OF apportionment was
one Representative for every $4,000 iuhabit-
ants. Illinois, admitted in 1918, had but 81
enough to satisfy most people, yet Mr.. Vest
has got hold OF the absolute truth, ana Con-
gress violated the Constitution, as did also
Mr.. Monroe, who signed the bill. From 1913
20 1858 the ratio was l to 7o,6So. In 1915
Florida was admitted with n population
of 54,4I7, partly Spanish and with very
little prospect of increase. This was q very
heinous violation indeed. From 1858 to 1868
the ratio was ! TO 93,423. oregon, admitted
in 1862 had 80, 165 people, not two-thirds Of
the requisite number. yet this violation was
sanctioned by the Democratic President, Mr..
Buchanan. Lastly, Nevada in 1864, and Ne
braska in 1867, tho one with less than one
third, the other less than one-half the number
necessary for one Representative, destroyed by
their admission what is left of Mr.. Vests great
constitutional principle.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
A Murderer's Confession that Might
Have Hanged Him.

Baltic. American, Sunday.
John Brizzolaro, the Italian knife-grlnder,
who was few days ago indicted for the muir
der Of his wife by the Grand Jury, was yester-
day brought into court TO be arraigned. He is
still suffering from his selfinficted wound,
could barely walk, Is much emaciated,
wretchedly clad, and was, altogether, pitia-
BILE object. He said that he had no counsel
and no money to employ any. The Indictment
was translated, sentence by sentence, as II was
read to the prisoner, by Mr.. c. Ferra II dini
and at Its conclusion the accused pleaded
guilty, but said he was drunk when he did It,
He was, however, instructed by the court that
IL would be necessary for him 10 enter an in
formal plea OF nos guilty so as to get his case
before jury and have counsel assigned him.
This he subsequently did and the court
named Messrs. Richard NJ. McSherry and
Charles NJ. Bonaparte TO appear for the de-
Tense. The trial Will take place on the 10th of
May, proximo. Had Brizzolaro's first plea
been accepted by the court, he would have
been hanged under the law.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Liking IngersOiI 10 AN UninteIli-
gent Elephant.

Now NOfk World.
General Joseph d. Jackson delivered an adj
dress last evening at the De Witt Memorial
Church on the necessity Of combining intelli-
gence with conscience In shaping ones course
Alright. He traced every persecution to amin
telligent zeal. The battle of Christianity
against infidels like Ingersoll, and ell other
evils in the world, will be sure OF success.
The pastor, Rev. James Marshall, supple
mented his remarks on Ingersoll by relating
a story OF Mr.. Spurgeon about an elephant in
a managerie who broke loose and then opened
the cages Of several lions and tigers, which,
only for the timely interposltfon OF the
keepers. would have wrought much mischief.
Ipgersoll, said Mr.. Marshall, is like that ele-
phant; he is opening the cages which are the
only restraints OF every species OF vice, but II
Christians only attend promptly TO their duty
his works will bear no fruit,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Refused Burial ina n Catholic Ceme-
terry.

The largest crowd that ever attended a
funeral In sloughton, Mass, witnessed the
burial yesterday afternoon Of John c. Calvin,
whose body was refused a resting-place in the
Catholic cemetery by Father Kelley. MIR. Gal
vim was Protestant, but his wife was Catho-
lie, and, with one child, was buried In a lot
owned by him In the Catholic cemetery. Be-
fore he died he requested that his body be
placed beside that Of HIS wife. He was very
popular, ana the action Of the priest causes
much indignation.among all classes OF people,
including large number OF Father Kelley's
Practitioners. No attempt was made 10 bury
The lody IN the Catholic cemetery, Galvin's
friends having purchased a lot In Evergreen
Cemetery. The remains were Inferred there
with Masonic honors under the auspices of
the lodge Of which the deceased was a mem.
Dor.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE
w as lahorer or messenger in the Govern
ment Printing Office or any OF the Departments,
Tor which he will give $50. Address j. Il. D., Critic
Office aplf
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

NTANTED-AE EXPERIENCED DOUBLE
w entry bookkeeper, desires situation with
mercantile firm; good city references. Address
Trial Balance Critic office. apli-a%
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

The WAsHINGToN correspondent Of the
Graphic says that the leaders ON both sides
of the House have reached an informal
agreement to close debate and take vote
on the Tariff Commission bill at an early
day. The correspondent says "it is ex-
pected that Randall will insist upon some
more time, although how much is nos
stated. 1t is understood to be for two pur
poses. In the first place, he wants his side
TO get in all their speeches for local con-
sumption with view TO the fall election.
He expects the next House to be Demo-
cratic and to be Speaker of it himself. In
the second place, he wants to use up time.
This Congress, SO far, has done more work
than any of its predecessors for years, and
this makes the accomplishment of Ram
dall's expectations more difficult if allowed
TO go on" Why, certainly. 1t is not the
disposition of the Tariff question as pub
lie measure that is desirable. The main
point is to make "the next House Demo-
cratic" so that Samrandall can "be speaker
of it himself" 1t is perceived, however,
that ''this Congress, so far, has done more
work than any Of its predecessors for
years" and that "this makes the accom-
plishment Of Randall's expectations more
diflcult!"
Quite so. This, take 1t all in all, is the
most complete definition Of samrandallism
that we have ever seen.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

WAYNE MCvEAGH is at It again. Repub-
llcan who always villlnes and abuses his
party Is either fool or sneak. Generally he
IS a compound Of both.-SVadGy Gd.Ctte.
1t is not because McVeagh is a Repub,
lican, that he is " q fool and sneak but
because it is part of his nature. He can
no more help being a sneak and liar than
water can help running down hill. That
he calls himself Republican is the mis-
fortune of that party.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

IT TAKES three Army engineers aud one
civil ditto to manage the affairs of the Dis
trict. Some Of the four must be intended
for ornamental work, like the carvings on
the east portico Of the Capitol which are
very costly, very beautiful, but not of any
particular use.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FOR GEHT-Fnrn1s

ySoR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR
L CITY PROPERTY.-A Beautiful Farm OF
twenty acres on Scotch Cove Chtsapcake Bay,
Fine bathing, best oysters and fish; 10 minutes
drive from Point lookout plenty of fruit, with
farming utensils, boats and stock house Of IL
rooms, with splendid flower garden and grape
arbOrs: healthiest location In the State. Apply to
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

JuDGE WYIIE does not recognize the
crime Of "champerty as one that should
he punished in this District As the suf-
ferer in this instance was "a soulless cor
poratiop,n mayhap he was right.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

THE Baltimore q Ohio aud the Penn
sylvania Railroad have found ground which
they can occupy in common. Its not fora
union depot, but to defeat the National
Railway bill, which gives competing line
to New York. Some Of the members have
found out that Congress has no power to
grant charter for such q road.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

Guiteau is insane and ought to be pardoned,
what would we say about it.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Not Cameron's Man mitchell.

senator Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania, appears
10 have determined not to NIL the place Of
Camerons s. Me Too"
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

The Q. y. Adams nuneo nnslness.

Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is a positive
cure for Piles Get box OF your druggist ana
suffer no more. Sold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

FRANK X. WARD is shrewd and enter
prising as an advertiser. That Howgate
trick of his was trump card,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

St. Louis Post Dispatch.
II George Washington had lived longer he
would probably have purchased lottery
ticket.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
"AIderney Dairy waeonsn

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In 1lib. "Ward "prints, 55c.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk Be. per Ut. Cream 1bc. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

THE Richmond Dispatch calls Wayne
MacYeagh Republican. Hc a Republi-
can God save the mark.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FREE ADVERTISING,

Advertisements wnder the head of"Situations
Vented" and " Help Wanted piu hereafter
be inserted in The EVENING CRrr1o three
times FREE. Ne iacitc our friends ,cishino
Situations or help to draii themselves Of his
offer Arsccrs directed IN cure Of CRITIC
Office wiH receive carefA attention. Business
advertisements tiree lines three times for 25 cts
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

TEE Tariff Commission debate is to con-
tiuuo until the 27th instant.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FOR RENT--Msceiianeoys.

IToR RENT-sEwING GMACHINES-SINGER Err,
Il Domestic, w and w, Wilcox and Gibbs,
Howe, etc, $3.50 per month. VIM. stiebeling, III
ppnua ave, anil
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP.

II
Written proposals for the purchase of the re-
naming real estate of the Freedmans Savings
and Trust Company, or any portion thereof, Will
be received at the Office Of the undersigned, the
Commissioner of said Company, No. 1917 Penna,
avenue, until further notice.
Schedules of said property may be obtained on
application at said Office.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
anil Commissioner +, :, and Il, Co,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FOR RENT-RooRls.

yyoR RENT-oNE UNFURNIsHED ROOM,
II private family, to o lady In Departments @
street, between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets
northwest Address Delta, Critic Office. apl7-3t~
TOR RENT - A NICE FRONT ROOM
II southern front; with board for two persons.
Inquire 933 NJ W. api;-St@
I.SoR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING FUR
IL nshnd rooms. with or without board; also
front room at a moderate price at 725 Eleventh
street northwest. nnl3-3tA
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FOB SALE-Houses.

TOR SALE--MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-WE
It mean business-thc owner going West. No.
sl3 North Capitol street, three-story brick-front
house, lot lSx100 10foot alley; $1,000 casn rents
for $500 per year. Danenhower & Son, 1912 + ST.
auI-.tf
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

LOANS
In sums TO suit at s per cent.
AT AUCTION.
On Thursday, Goth of April, at o'clock, unim-
proved property on street, between Fifth and
sixth SITS. southeast.
The above is only small portion of property on
my books. For full list call at Office for bulletin
issued on lat and 18th. apl5
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
PERSONAL.

=. ErrERs WRITTEN ON ANY sde suBJmVdre,
Il Ms revised briefs drawn, collections mslue'
nanaions attorney for land warrants and patents
Epeeches and lectures prepared ~ shortest hou.@
All business confidential Mfs7. M A. In
MAN, 813 eth street n W.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

Mr.. BARR, Chairman of the Committee
on Corporations Of the House District Com
mittee, called meeting of his committee
one week ago to-day to consider the resou-
tion Of Mr. Murch, raising committee to
investigate the doings of the Washington
gas monopoly. Mr.. Barr did not attend
the meeting he called: and so no action
was had. Why not call another? Parties
are ready to show that Mr.. Murch's resolu-
tion ought to pass-that the gas monopoly
is literally robbing the people of the Dis
trict. Is that the reason? THE CRITIC
would advise Mr.. Murch to reintroduce his
resolution and get it referred to some COM
mittee where it will not be strangled.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
FOR RENT-Hogscs.
sments Of Three lines under this head

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
Inserted times for y cents
n. . g. a
ITOB RINT--IN A FINE NEW HOUSE, WITH
IL bay windows, three four pretty furnished
or unfurnished rooms; smali private family. In
quirc % il2d sixth street northwest. .apl7-3tt
ITOR RENT-FIVEROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il in nice location. near 20 any OF tue Depart
Int mis-, No. 5la Tenth street southwest. Inquire
AZ No. i7g8 Pennsylvania ayenue price $40.
api7-at$
IVoR REN1-FOR LIGHT R0USEK EEPING
4 two or three uniurnshed rooms, second
hoor with use OF pariOr. TO gentleman and wife.
two ladies'. with references; low rent; cars pass
the door. 34IS o st, West Washington. apl7
ITOR BENT--A SMALL FOUR-ROOM HOUSE,
II mont and back yard; water on the premises,
rent - month, IN advance; also have a lot Of
secondhand brick that win sell cheap Inquire
al GIL N 81 W. apli-it
U-OR SALE - AT A BARGAIN-BRICK
Il house OIL ST II W., brick house. COO F ST n w,
brick house. O2i :. G. ave $ e.; brick and frame
houses IA all parts Of the city. j. ). Swormstedt.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

CONGRESS should make an appropriation
for the Government Printing Office at
once. The Office is full of work ordered
by Congress and no money to do it with.
Unless an appropriation is made at once
the Office will have to stop. This will stop
all printing, besides, throwing out of en-
ployment at least two thousand employees,
entailing much suffering and want. As
the Government needs the services OF these
people, this would be cruel. Congress can
now be sure that all money appropriated
will be judciously and honestly expended.
Let the money be furnished at once.