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local AND PERSONAL.
Tboye. oud the Other Place.

the crystal crop
.,..- yet TO Hullidaysburg.
Immersion took place In the Stou v
- At 1chnstown on Sunday last.
large number of workmsn are said to
80, hon suspended at the Altoona shops
hi, week. ,
90, ,.,rs old. mad, 250 shingles in one day
not long since. .
rprkvhcar -four was last week quoted
-, one cent p4. pound in the neighboring
town Of Indiana.
fr. i'm an abandoned coal mine in
,-,..r4s,I county threatens the destruction
ofs000 acres vt coal.
man named O'Brien WAS arrested at
c.uf,lfn ON Saturday, last for skipping his
t,,riLirl in Altoona.
TIA. rurliration day of the Huntingdon
r.,.-,,1 has been changed from Wednesday
d, Friday Of each week.
There are AT present J64 prisoners in the
Western rpniteutiary, and still there are
,.,,. not there who should be.
Z, COM say 20 n certain oil citizen Of
r.,,fs-oyy,,. r. l. Jacob, the truth of history
& ,,rr rrallir. him to answer that he is.
Hon. John Reilly accompanied by his
,rflbre better half, took up his line of march
trWa,lfugtnn City on Wednesday last.
The Pa. r. r. car shops at Altoona are
q r,ruinr full handed just now in the build
,r, ,f one hundred additional freight cars.
-r1pt. l.. Horrell, of Holiday sburg,
vas kicked in the groin Ivy a horse OF Satur
q dav and PLACED kors du combat for the time
being.
The dwelling house of John Beaumont,
. r,arClearfvld borough, was burned TO the
b ground few nights ago. The old story--a
* defective flew.
A barrel Of whskev, stolen az is cup
posed from hrfreight depot at Johnsiown
n FEW nights previous, was found in the Cone
q uaush river ou Monday last.
a beautiful whiteswan, measuring seven
81 fee, Two inches from tip TO tip Of wings, was
shot and killed on Il saw mill dam at Ash
q land Furnace This county. one day last week.
Robert Lindsey and James Hopkins,
81 two Hodavsburg Nimrods, succeeded in
81 killing hug bear some where along the
81 line Of the Bells Gap +. II. one day last
week
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"a Na.'rr,on, Esd
"a A man named Miller is suspected of
n having set fire to the barn of Mr.. Walker,
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testamentary de

~ b0nis non, testanleptO dRRerO, have
been granted to the undersigned on the estate OF
QEoEGE YINGER. late of Loretto borough, deed.
Those owing said estate wi please make immeci-
ate payment. and those having claims against tho
same are requested to present them properly pro-
hated. WA, q. LITTLE.
Loretto, Nov. Is, 1s76.-6t
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Editors nnd PnhlfSt,rrS.
REGISTERS NOTIc=.

NOTICE j. hereby given That The following
y named Accounts have hcan PASSED "ni
nici in the Registers Office at Eh-ii>i,iIig. in
and FOR the county of Carriria. and viii he i,r,.-
sented 10 the orphInS' Court uf said county,
FOR confirmation and allowance, ur wrp~r,S-
pAv, the st'. day of DECEMBER, y. u. $50, 10
wit:
!. The frs. and final account or Jaco', 2. Na-lr.
executor OF Hannah Neason, late Of Allegheny
township. dcc"aS Sci.
,. The first and partial account Of Richard
George. Irwin Ru'lc"ge AMI stephen forre- ter.
executors OF George Nenebles late of 1iilIvilie
3. The final account Of Aline Ma=nirc cxccutr.x
OF Andrew Rodrigue. late of Ebcnsburg borough,
!. The first anil final account Of John F. Tillllrt..
administ rator of John q. Griffth. late of Butte
county. California. deceased.
5. The frst account of Eliza Jane puriin rate
Eliza Jane Giass.) eyecutrix of John J. Glass.
late Of Aile@ hcny township. dccca cd.
8. The hrs acrount of FrniIvS Jauriso-, admin
,strntrix OF lir " W. Jam.son- late of I.orctto
hurouglI. deceased.
{. The fourth account of w. e. lewis. trustee
appointed to sell the real estate ef las. II Mich
ell. late Of Johnstuwn horougii. deceased
\ The nrSi ana partial account oi John Hibert.
one of tie executors of George McLlue. late of
Iohnstovn borough decetsci.
The hrst ani final arcoant OF Simon r!cnon
nell admiu,S Tator OF Henry I.Imcr. latc og Sus--
quehanua township deceased
10 =! he account Of Peter >tritmatter Euariian
of Philip Wcihlc. minor child nf Peter Wcible late
OF Carrnii township deceased.
Ii The first anu final account of Charles Il III
lis a'lsaini.rator ef Hiram Folsom, late OF i oder
township deceased.
l. The second account of wn r. HonacEer
trustee appointed TO sell the real he OF Daniel
T"hShn"uF iatc oi aN!or township deceased.
13 The Fr~t and final account ol John Sha--
hauSh administering OF James Campbell, late Of
Washing tom township. deceased.
- The account OF tfenry Won Ait adm iufs. "a
tor oi ohrah Sehermer, late Of iohnstown bor-
eu9h deceased.
l5. The second and final account 81 G,nr.,e Con
rad. admin!Strat"r "f Dr. Ferdinand BlEgvIl. late
OF Iohnstown borough. deceased.
10. The first account OF Elizabeth Parrish ai-
miuistrntriN OF Sias Parrish. late OF cambria
township. deceased.
Il. he first account .f ,vtn Max n. adininistf.-
tor ~ Eiizahcih Sharar, late Vi LbeuSbBr-- boz
Ousi. dccca sod.
is. lie trst account of ma u. NIcCioui.le. Hr.s
OF the executors al jeremiah McCiunigic. late uC
washington t0~B ship. deceased.
19. The trSJ account 0f John r. Seaman. one Of
he executors al jeremiah Mctionigie, late of
Washington township. deceased.
JAMES VI SING FIR. Register.
Registers Oiilce, Ebcnsbuc-. Npv. to. ls.5.
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IOTICE!-All persons knowing

NOTICE All persons knowing
Az themselves indebted to the undersigned
requested to call at my Mil and settle their
accounts before the first of January next. All
counts remaining unpaid after the above date will
be left in the hands ct proper officer for rolcc-
ton. DAVID SHIN Il Eli.
Cambria Twp, Dec. g. ls15-4'.
=. :. have hand large lot Of Flour Corn
Meal. Buckwhcat Flour. and all kind of Feed,
which l will sell fer cash, and cash only, at the
the lowest market rates.
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RsY VIZ l..

-MIII.ER-Narrod, at the Catho-
lie church St. Bontace. on Tuesday, Nov. 10. 10,
by Rev. Father hichaeis. Mr.. RoHEIT GINGEE.
OF Carroltown borough, and Miss II IRY ANN
MILLER of St. Ronitace. Chest to nship.
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a SSIGNEES' NOTiCE.-Notice
IN is hereby given that w. NJ. LLOYD. of
Altoona. Blair county, Pennsylvania. aud IANE
T. his wife. by deed of voluntary assignment.
have assigned ali the estate. real and personal
of ne said W. NJ LLoY u. to IoH> REILLY j AMEs
I.olpoN and VI AXwFIL kiNKEAD. OF Altoona
in sail county in trust for the benefit al the crc-
itors of the said w. VI. LloYp. All persons. there
fore indebted to the said W. NJ I4LoYD. Will make
navment to the said Ass"uecs. and those HAY ing
claims or demands will make known the same
without delay. JOHN REiLhh.
NJ Is IDJ DON,
MAX. kINkEAD.
Assisnees ol W. VI. LLOYD.
Altoona Oct Is ISL i2'-6t. /
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--Rt Rev NJ. Domenec. Catholic Bishop
of this diocese, arrived safely in Rome ON
Friday last.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
Eastern Railroad Cheap Trains.

The Nation discusses at length the remarks-
BILE experiment with the so called Working
mems Trains on the Eastern railroad. 1t
judges the results of the trial have special sig.
nifcance as bearing upon the question of cheap
transportation by steam in New York city.
The workmen's trains have continued to run
daring 1874, marked and growing success-so
at least as regards the public accommodation.
The trains leave Ly mn for Boston at 5 35 o'clock
A. M and Boston for Lynn at 6 IS p. M. They
average nine full cars, going up to eleven in
the summer months. Indeed they are now be-
coming Of unmanageable size. The fare is five
cents for the whole distance, thirteen miles, or
for any part thereof. The aggregate number OF
passengers, 1877 ,0l6 u 1873 was 266, 500 in 1874.
The directors Of the road are not yet fuily
assured that the financial results are in favor
of the company, as the trains seem TO DC draw
ing some hat upon the patrons OF the hgner-
priced regular trains. But the experiment Is
certainly proving u decided benefaction to Ia
h,r. 1t has greatly extended on the Eastern
road the area in which worknen can seek en-
n,ovment 1t enables them to place their fami-
lies where low rent, pure air. and room can be
had at mparatively low price. 1t is observed
that working women now use the trains freely.
This still remains the sole experiment of the
kind in the country. The Railroad Commits
sioners of Massachusetts have endeavored,
thus far in vain, to induce some other of the
roads near Boston to initiate the courage and
public spirit of the Eastern by similar trial.
The Eastern does not propose discontnuing the
service, and may even extend it to wider area.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
Current Notes.

Seldom has Speaker had more difficult
task than Mr.. Blaine, and none has ever per-
formed it more successfully. The thanks OF
the House, voted to him on Wednesday, were
more than mere formal conrtesy.-Worces-
ter Spy ...rs
As for spring, the inconsruity OF her flrta-
ton with winter is not remarkable, after all,
for, though she can be charming on rare
occasions, she is generally pert and blowsy
damsel, her complexion roughened by the
east wind, her nose showing unmistakable
symptoms of cold in her head, her voice
sharp and querulous, and her temper distress
ingy captious and uncertain.- Worcester
Spy.
Mr.. Blaine carries from the chair which he
has adorned for the past six years the reputa-
ton Of having been the best speaker the
House Of Representatives has had since Henry
Clay. This is not partisan verdict, but the
Judgment of both sides of the House; and the
graceful expression given to it yesterday by
Mr.. Blaine's opponents was only more for
NAL recognition of what they have for years
admittedly. Y. Tribune.
q The Albany Journal says the gains and
Losses in the New York town elections about
counterbaance each other. and that in The
election of supervisors the aggregate changes
are very slight.
Come home, Uncle Ben, the clock in the
steeple strikes 12.-B0ston Netcs.
The Manchester, N. H., Mirror says that
"during the past week grand Republican
revival has swept from Coos to the sea. 1t
has been seen everywhere-in the cities and
t. 10, fhA
thy which has ruled for the past two years,
quickened into life and efficiency the Repub-
lcan organizations. and made workers OF
hundreds Of Republicans who last year did
no work"
Out Of the chair, as In it, James G. Blaine
Is found to be force and power in Ameri-
can politics. He has made the House such
. speaker as 1t has not had within the MEM
ory OF those now living. Clear. r.headed. alert,
nerve welded to tact, the rules and prece-
dents at his finger ends, master Of himself
and of the situation, he has for six years ruled
one of the most unruly parliamentary bodies
as it has not often been ruled before. That
is the advantage Of having man behind the
gavel. Mr.. Blaine now steps down but not
cut. In the new House he will be, easily, the
strongest man on the Republican side. As
political events are row drifting it is more
than possible that the conservative Republic
ans. as distinguished from the thick-and- thin
administratioDists, will summon him to the
responsible duty Of leadership. He has the
capacity and the ambition to do more and
better work in the future.-Sprinafeld Re-
publican Independently
The New York Nail gets over the sparse
ness of population in Colorado very neatly by
saying that "there is a fierce individuality
about the Coloradians that makes each man
count more than ten would in more crowded
communities
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
News and Other Items.

There is q little girl i'll Yamhill county, Ore
gon, who is perfectly formed except as to her
knees. which are reversed. She is, Of course,
debarred from walking.
"Flora Temple, the famous horse, is 80 years
OLD, and her kind-hearted owned is doing all
that he can to smooth her pathway to the glue
factory.
Mr.. Rsss, father Of the Kidnapped boy,
threatens to sue Fl. b. Shakleford OF Atlanta,
Georgia, for writing blood-and-thunder novel
called, "Charlie Ross, or Stolen from Home.
Bismarck has the pistols of lis two assassins
Blind and Kullmann, in his study. he had TO
pay one thaler, twenty groschen for the latter
to the thrifty Bavarian minister of justice.
The request of Lady Franklin that her hus-
bands nephew should be appointed one OF the
two sub-lieutenants on the Arctic expedition
has been refused. ...-
At the funeral of a lady In Windsor, Conn. n
few DAYS ago, her husband and two sons offi-
cated as pall-bearers, by her request, no 9TH
ers assisting them.
The announcement made by Romsn Catho-
lie paper that Mr. Gladstone has been engaged
in preparing a refutation of Strauss 'Lae OF
jesus is authoritively denied
An interesting family of mummies has just
been discovered in cave on Ksgamole Island,
one of the Aleutian group, near Alaska, and
they have been brought to San Francisco,
whence they win be distributed to some OF the
scientific institutions of the country, after they
nave been exhibited at the centennial show at
Philadelphia.
Alfred Tennyson is a considerable land own
e.. having manors in Lincolnshire and the Isle
of Wight, and estates and residences in the
Isle and in Surry. His house at Hasemere in
Surry, was occupied by Earl Russell during the
writing of his "Recollections." TenDyson's
pen has yielded him such an abundant harvest
of wealth that the conjecture is made that he
was thinking of himself when he wrote, The
poet in golden cline was born.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE

CHICAGO hotel walters. are In certain re-
spects the most eccentric people in that &C.
centric city. Those employed at the Palmer
House revolted the other day because they
were told to get to their work half an hour
earlier in the morning and to eat their meals
before they waited on the table. 1t is not
difficult to understand the objection of the
average man to going to work half an hour
earlier than usual--or indeed TO going to
work at all; but the refusal to eat before la
Dor, the keen desire to 60 to work ''on an
empty stomach" is something entirely unpre-
cedented in The history OF the race, and will
bear investigation.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08

BY the simple plan OF paying her way as
she goes, Boston has succeeded in reducing
by million and halt the amount TO be
raised by taxation this year, and there is
decrease of ten per cent. in the rate. More
than million dollars of debt have been paid
off, and the charge for interest and premium
has been reduced by $4,000. The policy of
keeping down the debt by incurring no ex-
pense which the city cannot afford to pay in
the same year has been rosolutely entered
upon.- Last year the expense Of enlarging
the city hospital, 100000, new school
houses $4,000 extension of the water
works, 5000 900. and other expenses to the
amount of million and half were incur
red. Instead of borrowing money to pay
these they were included in the current ex-
penses, and paid for out OF the annual tax
levy; and SO the debt was not added to.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08

THE test case taken from Michigan before
the Supreme Court of the United States has
resulted in decision that state has the
right to tax land grant lands while they are
still in the possession of the railroad compa-
nies. The decision will be OF interest in 9th
er states than Michigan.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08

THE Superior Court Of New York city has
decided that street railway company have
perfect right to eject intoxicated persons
from their cars, and that the company is not
responsible for damages in the event of the
fatal injury Of person elected under such
circumstances
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
Union House.

A FEW more steam heated lodging rooms to let
N NO. Il TEMPLE ST.
ma1k1m
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08
THE PR ES s.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1875

EVERY regular attaehe of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
PulleD, Editor. All railway. steamboat and hotel
managers win confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent
Journal, as We have information that several ''bum-
mers'' seeking courtesies in the name Of the
Press, and We have no disposition to be, even pas
sively, party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08

THE new Senate, which assembled Friday,
is made up of forty-fve Republicans and
twenty eight Democrats. Some of the Re
publican Senators are credited with holding
Independent views. But this charge is not
brought against the Democrats, who are all
the iercest OF partisans, aud who can be
counted upon every time to support the most
extreme partizan measures, not man Of
them who is not singularly free fiOm the
charge Of having mind of his own on party
nuaotiopp
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-08

THE English accuse us OF stealing their
books, and it seems they are trying to "get
even' by stealing our patents. AS soon as a
valuable patent is obtained in this country a
description Of it is telegraphed 10 England,
and some one there takes out letters and COB
bles whatever profits may result. In 1872 no
less than 800 patents were taken out In this