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TRIED TO STAB CLAYTON.
Boston Man Attacks a Coney Island
Hotel Clerk.

CONEf ISLAND, l., l.. July lS.-Theo-
oore Mackin, of Boston, yesterday at
tended the races at Brighton Beach and
Went broke. Last night he appeared at
The Prospect Hotel and asked for a
room. He was unable to pay for the
room and II was refused him.
Mackin then pulled long knife and
attempted TO stab Frank Clayton, son OF
Acting Police Capt. Clayton, nipht clerk
the hotel, Bystanders prevented him
ragned before Justice Flnnerty this
morning and was held on the charge OF
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CAN'T GUST CONNOLLY.
Republican Move Against EliZn-
bcth's CIV Attorney EniIs.

ELIZABETH. y. J., July lS.-The
attempt of the Republican majority
in the Elizabeth city Council To Dust
the Democratic city Attorney a year
before his term of Office would expire
has proved signal failure. The Arbitra
ton Committee, consisting Of eN-Judgc
Joseph Cross RopJ ana Counsellor
Richard V. Lindabury uem.J, reported
last night, Cross favoring the ousting of
the Attorney, but Lindabury, who was
elected by the vote of the Republican
majority in the Board, held that city
l. 1850. and can successfully institute quo
warranto proceedings against the tuun-
ell should II try to diSplace him.
The effort 10 bounce the Two Demo
cratic city physicians viii also. II Is
said, fail through. capt. Robert Kirk
land Rep) was elected Excise Commits
sioner last night for three years.
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STEAMER CEPHEUS FLOATED.
flowed to south AmbOy for Repairs
Cetus All Right.

CONEY ISLAND, l.. l., July ls.-The
Iron steamboat Cepheus. which was in
collision yesterday afternoon during the
fog with her sister boat Cetus and was
beached at Norton's Point was hoated
at 9.45 this morning.
The large hole in her side was
patched up and she was taken to South
Amboy for repairs.
The Cepheus got off with the aid of
her own engines but was accompa MED
to South Amboy by wrecking tug.
The Cetus will resume her trips this
afternoon The joiner work at the
bow, which was torn away by the col
lision. has been repaired and Is being
painted.
The Secretary OF the Company said
this morning that the investigation by
the Company as to the cause of the
accident had shown that neither cap
tains nor pilots We're to blame. The fact
was that but for the skill and precau-
tons displayed by those in charge of
the two boats there would have been
a serious disaster. The Cepheus would
no doubt have been cut in two.
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MiLITIAMEN DRILL BETTER.
Work of state Troops Now Camped
ut PJekskiII Improves.

TATE-t;AMP. PEEKSKILL, n. Y,
JHy Is There was marked improve
msnt IN the guard mount and forenoon
drills OF the SIXTY -fif,h Regiment and
ne ssgalE.'ss ssastels. lssssi r ssr men
During the forenoon the weather was
.aoi and cloudy, and threatened rain.
The ofiicer OF the day 10 Capt. Wilson,
4 Company II. .4
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CLARA CASPER IMPROVED.
Her Unknown Assailant Has Not
Yet Been Captured.

FORT LEE. n. j., July ls.-The man
who assaulted pretty sixteen-year-oid
Clara Casper last Saturday has not
yet been captured.
The search for the assailant Is still
being conducted, but 1t is now four
days since the assault and no one in the
neighborhood of Fort Lee has seen the
man.
The condition of the girl continues
to improve. She is able to go about
father\ and brother OF the girl, who
led the searching parties. say II he is
captured there will be no need Of a
trial
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TOWN BURIED THE CHILD.
Parents Squnndcrcd til" Money Con
tributcd by Ncighbors.

BELLEVILLE, y. J., July Is The
neighbors of John Allen ami his wife. Of
Union avenue, arr Indignant over the
neglect Of that couple to bury their child
IL boy, who died last Friday while, ii IS
said his parents were drunk.
The neiChbors subscribed money to
pay for the burial, but m" Aliens are
accused of spending the contributions
for drink. on MouIay the child was
buried az the towns expense, and now
the ncighbors threaten iAr Aliens Win
legal proceedings.
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SAID TO BE PlCKP0CKETS.
Two Men Held for the Grand Jury
In Jersey city.

Edward Farmer and Albert Scott, a
negro, both believed to be professional
pickpockets, were taken before Jus
tice Potts. in Jersey city. to-day. They
were identified by Mamie Ryan, OF 276
Grove street; Edward Donnely, OF Sus-
sex street; Matthew Roessier, OF Il War
rem street; Joseph Weistina, of 100
Morris street, and other persons as be
ing the thieves who stole their pocket
books and watches while they were
watching parade in Jersey city on
Monday night.
Justice Potts commit ed them 10 await
the action of the Grand jury.
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CHOKED TO DEATH.
Ernest otto Died ON RnndaITs ISL
and July Inst.

Dr. Austin Macy, Superintendent OF
the Male Asylum on Randall's Island
reported to the Coroner's office to-day
that a patient in the asylum named
Ernest Otto had choked TO death there
July 7.
Otto was eating that day, when som'
bread and rice got stuck in his lsrynx
Physicians We're summoned, removed tn,
obstruction from his throat and triec
in two hours.
Otto was sent to the asylum from
Bellevue in May, 1890. His case wal
| diagnosed as general paresis. He was
| thirty-siX years old.
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SAYS M'CARTY DID 1T.
Tnmmany Wants the Credit for
Mncfarlunc's CONFIRMATION.

Tammauy which takes everything in
sight is claiming the credit for the con
tirmatiun of Wallace Macfarlane as
United States District-Attorney for this
district by the United States Senate yes
torday. John IL. McCarty. the Tammany
man nominated by President Cleveland
for United Statcs Marshal, was con
nrmed at the same time. ana now it is
said that McCarty carried Marfarlane
through with Senator Hans friendly aid
As a matter Of fact. senator Hin said,
when Mr. MICiirlAne'S name Was sent
t. the senate. that he would not oppose
confirmation. sir MaCfdr!ane was per
slually not Objectionable to him. Mac
Ctrlaur's confirmation was therefore eN-
pc,tct. Senator Hin IS, however hold
iuE a. the confirmation Of Mr.. Bennett
rs United states D!strict-Attorney for
BVuOKiyu.
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Seeking Her stepson.

RocKAwAY BEACH, July ls-Mrs Phillips, OF
uto'e avenue, called at the station house at Sea-
sas last evening and asked the police to look for
NeF 'sn'ysar-old stspson. who left home over 4
s.ef Who 10 employed at Kingsland's Casino,
go seeplng the boy away from his home. she
for I'M me sfr was not q proper person % care
'>AAs AeIoas hs boy thoy would take him home.
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pocKAwAY BEACH, July B-Aary Croh'h'
Who lives in Brooklyn. was taken Win cramps
while bathing near schIlling's Hotel YESTERDAY
She called for help and oscar Engels ana 'frol'
robi. life .avers went to her rescue MIS- Gro
min was resuscitatsd with great dimeu'y anu nA'
70 T,maln at the hotel all night
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Dropped Dead in the Street

Jacob Johann, aged forty-nine, Of g. Catherine
street Brooklyn dropped dead at the corner
Of Leonard and Grand streets WILLIAMSBURG
at Q o'clock this morning. presumably OF heat
si.sase He was on his way 10 work 10 Il
Woe Cas- press mandatory In this qty,
where he was employed az laborer.
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3lST ST. ~ w-IIandsomey furnished, cool
| rooms, excellent board optional; uansients
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18TH 81 255 W Handsome newly furnished
rooms hrgt- class board; single. 50; double, stu
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18Th ST. sO9 W, near Brosdway-Nicely fur
nlshei large hail rooms: excellent table
attendance. moderate.
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NEwARK, y ;. July iN.-TA' "a5 % q '.hl
infant WAS found tn npA ~ he Pa,-Ai' K'rr
Ias' night. Nu au',p,, a' the r-ur showed thar
the hid died a natural death.
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Boarders Wanted.

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oID 81, Iil, ~; W. Large Il small rooms;
good hoard lovely location; tlarsients accom-
nj al ed reasonable
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SMITH Replace. Gueuth-r.

NEWARK N. j.. July is. $. Smith has
resigned as Prssident sf the Board u Excise
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I'D ST, G57 W.-Plcagant, furnished large
small ROOMS with Table board; home cooking.
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FIST ST 25S' W.-.smsll large handsomely fur
nish"i rooms. superior table. good location;
summer prices
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10TH 81. 81 W. superior accommodations In
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2iD 81. 26O W. -DpSrahIc large and hall rooms,
with board terms moderate; table boaTdes
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Commissioners, and A c. Gucnthcr has beer
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
Alex. Fresh Retired.

From the Indiana Democrats report of
the court proceedings at Indiana for this
week we take the following in regard To
the whereabouts of one of Summerhill's
citizens:
ALEX. Fresh was tried and convicted of
the crime of adulIry, Mrs. James Shade,
from near Cherrytree, being the guilty
woman. For long time the pair carried
ON their Illicit amour right under Mr.. Sha
dies roof and before his very eyes, but he
didn't Kick very much as he was afraid
Fresh would lick him. Finally Shade got
little angry about something and made
an information against both. But he soon
go: pleased and all three came to Indiana
at las December term to fix uD matters.
They first drank some city water and when
Shade got sober he found himself alone.
A dilligent search resulted in locating his
wife and Fresh in a hotel bedroom. SO
ended peace negotiations. Mrs. Shade
was convicted at December term. Fresh
skipped but was located and was caught
about two weeks ago. He was sentenced
Monday to pay $40 fine and go to Jail for
100 days
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
The Mining Situation.

The Altoona Times, of Wednesday
morning, says:
Yesterday morning the miners went to
work In the Bear Rock mine at Lilly.
operated by Theodore ii. WigtOn n Sons.
of this city, who We're paying the comprO-
mise price. There were eighty men in all.
BY noon three ears had been loaded with
coal, when the men were forced to quit
work because of there being no ears on
hand. just now there appears To be d
great scarcity of coal cars.
What effect the notice issued by District
President Bradley will have upon the men
at Lilly is not known at present. As this
is Mr.. Bradley's home it is possible the no.
tce to discontinue work might have some
bearing on the niners, but, of course, that
cannot be determined until to-day. Sam
uel Wigton, one of the operators, will visit
Lilly this morning to ascertain just where
the men stand. and also To learn whether
they will pay any attention To- President
Bradley's notice. There is an impression
prevailing. however, that they will not be
expected to 90 10 work at once
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, June 2l,
1891:
Sias \ Blough and Mary Alice VERT,
SIunycreek township.
George f. Held and Ida Freidhof
JOhnStOwn.
Adam WiSSinger. East Conemaugh, and
Mary NJ. Lint. JOhnstowu.
Henry Plummer Summerhill township,
and Mary f.. Richardson, South Fork.
Henry Il. Stombaugh, West Tay lor, and
Barbara StutZman. CoOpersdale,
Edward f. Tomlinson, Altoona, and
Leyina Ivory. GaIlitZin.
John HabercOrn and Kate Collier, Johns
town.
Charles Moller Johnstown. and Catha-
rine Sam StOnycreek township.
Charles T. Dieh and Elizabeth Ann
Wilson, Portage.
g. H. Sharrar and Mrs. Sadie j. Dick,
MoIrellVille.
Sherman A. Terrell, Washington, Pa,
aud Bertha l.. Levergood, JonnstOwD.
William A Scott. JeanneIte, Pa, aud
Minnie +. Wilson. JohnStOwn.
Mike Bender. Benscreek, and Ella Kas-
mer. Bridgeport.
Grouse. EbenSburg.
John a. Bee and Sarah ID. TOmpkin,
JOhnStOwn.
John Bumbara and Lizzie Lukach,
JOhnstOwn.
Thomas Everett Marriott, Greenshurg.
Pa, and Mary j. keltz, Latrobe, Pa.
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No Postpone menf.

A runner has been given currency that
the farmers institute to be held here next
week would be postponed until sometime
in August. The Tumor was occaSiOned 10y
the Illness of Hon. j. J. Thomas. who will
have charge if he is able To be present
We are authorized to state that there
will be no pOSponement and that the insLi-
tute will be held on Tuesday and WadneS-
day of next week without fail. Every
prepaI alton has been made and the inSti-
tute promises TO be a successful one in
every particular. We hope Mr.. Thomas
may be 50 far recovered 10y the time of the
meeting to be present and take charge, but
in the event of his inability to attend. the
following letter fIom Mr.. Thomas to JnO
Lloyd, Esq, of this place. explains itself:
PATTON, Pa, June 10, 1884.
JilO. Lloyd, Esq, EbenSbitrg, Pa:
My DEAR SIR must thank You for
the interest you are taking in the insti-
tute. l am afraid | will not be able To at
tend on account of sickness. Iu that
event Senator Critchfield will take charge
Yours,
j. J. THOMAS.
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Real Estate Trnusfsrs.

\. +. Patton, trustee, to Patton Hotel
Company, Patton, $50.
Chest Creek Land x Improvement Com
pany to Patton Hotel Company, Patton,
800.
Martin Seaman to Thomas J. Scanlan.
Washington township. Ssh
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to
Schira, Carroll township. SO
Elizabeth Gray To Cresson a Clcarfeld
Coal Il Coke Company, Reade township.
=. 500.
Edward Nagle to Martha Conway, Dean
township. 81.
Henry l.. Peden's administrator to VIM.
II. Wilson, JohnStown. S725.
Mary A. Shaffer to Gustave Hanitsch,
Conemaugh, $500.
Jackson township school district to John
A. Gray, jackson township. 81
John \. Gray to jackson township
school district, Jackson township. ST.
Chest Creek Land X Improvement Com
pany to Patton Hotel Company Patton.
$40.
J. c. Stineman to Henry Walters. South
Fork, $50.
Mathiot Reade to Washington TOWNSHIP
school district, Washington township. $50
George Wehn, Sr.. trustee. to George
Harrison, Jackson township. SI22
Thomas Barnes to Levi Plouse. Susque-
hanna township, 81, 10
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania tC
Rosetta LitZinGer, Clearfeld aud Carol
townships. SD.
Albert l.. johnson to Anna l.. Eldrich
Johnstown. $50.
Samuel IL. HOrner to Thomas f. Rey.
no Ids. Stonycreek. 81 $50.
David II. Rorabaugh to David Rora-
baugh. East Conemaugh. 81 .2OO.
Harry H. Rihlett 20 Harry Rheam, West
Taylor township. 500.
Margaret Z. McCouaughy to Joseph
Gouchar, Lower Yoder township, S325.
John Williams to Charles H. Williams
Morrellviic. 500.
Augustine Huber, ST.. to Augustine X
Huber. Patton. $500.
town. $3.50.
VIM. :. AXE to Rolla c. Copin. Adams
tow wnship. SO.
ID. A Sipe to Peter p Sine SummerbiII
500.
Joseph NJ. Switzer to VIM. Switzer
Carroll township. $500
ID. a. Sipe to Mary Plummer, Summer
| hill. so.
Ratio Wilson to Elias CriSSmar, Lower
Goder tow nShip. $500.
Ratio Wilson To Elias Crissman, Lower
Yoder township. 500.
Cambria Iron Company to Edward
Farmer, East Conemaugh. $3.50.
John Sanker to Joseph w. Storm Cres-
son, So.
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Murder In untingd don.

On Friday afternoon William Miller. a
young married man of Huntingdon. was
Intoxicated when he was met by Ed Couch
young fellow OF unsavOry record, aud the
latter induced Miller To go with him To
house of i'll repute kept by a Mrs. Nash
There Couch administered a quantity Of
laudanum in whisky to the the already
drunken man and left him in deep Slum-
brr Oh sofa. The purpose of the deed
was robbery for Couch stole from the
drugged man his gold watch, ring and the
little money he had. The occupants of
the house left Miller sleep away until
about Q o'clock when they became alarmed
and summoned a physician, who an
nOunced that the unfortunate man would
likely die. This prediction was verified
for VI Millrr did not gain consciousness, ard
died shortly after ten O'Clock.
Wher. Couch LEFT Mrs. Nash'S house he
loitered about Huntingdon a while then
boarded freight train and went To Ty
rome Here he made several efforts to
pawn the ring and watch. finally succeed
ing in raising 81 on them. A. soon aS Of
ficer Barr received the telegram from Chief
De- Forest he started on search for his
man. following up several clues until he
finally located hIm in an upstairs apart
ment on Pennsylvania avenue. At a
quarter past TWO. accompanied by Officers
Miller andMcClintick, Officer Barr de-
manded admission here and after some
difficulty effected entrance. Couch was
there and he was at once placed under ar
rest He was confined in the lookup un
I'll Saturday morning when Mr.. Barr re-
turned him To Huntingdon on Atlantic eX-
press He was Immediately remanded to
Jail there and was not told of the death Of
his victim
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

DROPUSAIsS FOR FURNISHING sra
i rinnery. Furniture. Fuel mi other supp les
In compliance with the Cons i:ution and laws
OF commonwealth of PenBs iyanta. ! hereby
invite sealed pro- Osals. at Tr~s below N
-ates fixed in schedules. To iurnish statt EeTy.
furniture fuel and uiher SUPP 'eS tor the several
departments OF the Stale Government. and iar
making pairs 10 the several departments. and
for the distribution al the public documents. lot
the year ending the rrst MOndas OF June, A H.
1895
Separate proposals will be received and sepa-
rate contracts awarded as ahhOnnced IN said
schedules. Zach PROPOSAL must be accomPsniei {
Dy a boud with approved sure les. conditioned IuT
the faithful performance OF the contract. amt ad-
dresse and delivered TO me before twelN ucl"cs
NJ OF Tuesday 26Ih day OF JuLe. A u. 1884 al
which time the PROPOSALS will he opened and son-
tracts awarded in the Reception room OF the TX
ecutive Departme n at Harri-burg-
Blank bonds and schedules containing al
necessary Information can be obtained at this lie
partment.
WILLIAM r HAKRlTN
June s. 1894. Secretary OF the Common - eAlt h
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Court Proceedings.

The following eases were disposed of in
court in addition To those reported in last
weeks FREEMAN:
Mrs. Mary Mullen VS.. JOhnstown Pas
senger Railway. Compulsory non-suit.
William Blackhart vs.. John Ashcroft.
Verdict for plaintiff.
David Barnes Ys. John Ashcroft. Yer
diet for plaintiff.
John Walker VS.. John Ashcroft. Yer
dict for plaintiff.
l.. Il. Cresswell vs.. American Telegrap ph
and Telephone Company. Verdict for
sI75, with interest from August, 1891.
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The worlds FAIR o. ebutlt for N p Pag es
of History

The Book of the Builders one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever ISSUED i now being offered by the
Pittsburg Dispatch 10 its readers. 1t is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
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for full information.
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An Ordinance

MAKING ii the duty 'fthe President Of Couu
vi cIi 10 sign - n all all orders bonds. VOuch
rr- and certificates ot Indebtedness drawn the
Treasurer inS of the Burgess A. heretofore IN
the Borough OF LiliV. tounty OF Cambria aud
State ot PennsylvAniS.
SECTION BE IL ordained and enacted by the
Burgess md council of the Borough Of Lily and
IL l. ordained by the autht rity Of the sane
That IL shall lie the duty OF the President 81
Council TO ign all orders, bonds, vouchers and
ceitincates OF Indebtedness drawn the Treas
urer of Lilly Borough.
SECTION . All Drdinances parts Of Drii-
nance- in con ricT herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into 3 law in Council
this 3lst DAY OF May. A. 10. 1894.
Signed and approved tins lst day OF Iune. 1894
A h hkEBS,
burgess.
JOHN X KELLY.
President OF Council
Attest: JOHN W RAINEY. Clerk
June . 1894
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every day Send your order al once.
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E-WAGONER Married at
the residence of the brides parents near
BelSano. June Il, by Rev. H. H. Fish. Mr..
Jas Il. l.. Dnnmire. of South Fork. and
Miss Birdie A Wagner, of BelSano