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are also here icy spotted about twenty THE 'es last
night hut ~ers not allowed to arrest then ms even
pg they arrested eighteen pos pockets and burglars
Many e'a.rent percentages are in town. Governor VIII
laIns ., Rhode Island; Govoruor Backinghsm, Of Con-
rscti:,A and the Mayors Of otsoec and halifax,
Gmog The punter Lsiy Frsnslin has arrived, and
re- eyed III ,autes and treated with great honor The
srqu and Msrcb .oless ae Chandos Mr. Crawford the
British Consul, GZd family, sir Alisn McNan, Hon hr
Lug ard severs. msmssvs OF TIA Nova Scotia Legis
a;gre arc also here
T. night che city s spsndidy illuminated vhis is not
peeiie cur private tuminas.,n and it exceedingly
credtahSa.
The oea room is preparpg N uneqnalee STYLE Tue
room isa perfect maze OF Goes vases brilliant paint
ings rInsparences, fountaS, arabesqucs and lanterns
place = reserved in the gallery for the prnces box.
The recring roons handsomely prepSsed and
eQ1acs supper iii be ptc1!ded BY peculiar arrange
ment VI the taacs, tho walters wil.he removed frvu
eorist with the ccinpau aud dishes viii be replaced e.
coon 80 emptici Altusether arranGeur.nls in Mrtces
are admirable, and tie promised fair wessaer
tox>orrow TIC Prince vii doubtless epsy himself 60 hs
aeert's content.
Tie Boston FasecFs here. IT'S Montreal Field
Artillery give them suner night, and they take par
m The procession Il is saii that the Primes
ils!ay q. private residence in Eax-tou, w., ant
80 bee will iuaugurs.- the rule be may oc:upy pr.
vste residences, sid sus give The Nex Yorken
c chanGc.
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TIE PRINCE eE WALES.

TRE PRINCE 1E WALES.
THE Trip FROM (UE6EC TO MONTREAL.
THE VeX P0PuLI iSO VICTORIA REX.
sovereign Popularity and pOpu-
lar Sovereignty.
HE Church. the ballroom
and Levee.
wATRY OyATIoNs AND EXCURSIONS.
n. v. ". ~ Az INDIA EEBBER COSTUME.
Overcoming ChIes, Overlooking Gers, Over.
Sewing Loyalty, Overlooking Steamboats,,
SverSewmg Enthusiasm, Overlooking
ohorhes and Overlooking CrirsIInes.
TIE ARRIVAL AT MONTREAL.
F@sponement OF the Ceremonies on Ac-
count Of the Rain
FOUR sEANEN BLOWN TO PIECES
JEALOUSY BETWEEN THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
Grand PREPARATIONS FOR TUE RECEPTION.
SCENES AND INCIDE NTS
&C., &C., &c.
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Fptponement Of the Ceremonies on Ac-
count Of the Rain
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FOUR sEAHEN BLOWN TO PIECES.
SRAyD PREPARArOVS FOR Tue RECEPTION

JEALOUSY BETWEEN THE FRENCH AnO ENGLISH
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THE TIP FROM CUE6EC TO MONTREAL.

wATERY OyATIoNs AND EXCURSIONS
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VNf9fftl MUG ISVV-
Wedthr IN Honor II "a Prince-T1c Fbils q ChaaSi.re
Loyai-Royans SioAtsseia2--7hs PToridcos DSsqr.
hcs7Ae Prince Wisaos 20 Sc all he Uni,ed Sass NeU
Jesey aud hs Prai,fS-7ie Leres 70 Norrow- Tayus
Balls in Prospect cnd ne Preparations Ta,ryor-Oga-
'ea Cry 10 Erhda IN Bark Caaces-- FYrcroks aud IU
pandtiOn, DC, DC.
Quebec hinned out considerably 10 day, and could
get comfortable dinner AT the hotels without taking his
scat the day previous and asking hundred and sixteen
times OF seventy ave different waters for the art
Gle Tho custom Of giving tickets for dinner was also 81.
continued soi matters and things began appear quite
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Daring Attempt tn Murder the Officers or
the Vesssl-Mu rider OF the Second Omcer
the Son OF the Captain-Deposition of
the Captain To the State Departments
Timely Aid from a British War Vessel
The Crew In Irons, &C.. SC.
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TIE ARRIVAL AT MONTREAL.
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n. v. y. ~ Az INDIA agsHER COSTUME.
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The illumination was Indeed, ve~y enc one, FAR
passing anything We have yet done Ia New York
since the display confined 10 particular streets
houses but general snd unanimous. Every windos
bazed with lights and trsnsparences and the inc arches
radiant with lanterns and devices. The public
buildings especially beautiful, and the public gar
dens seemed planted With lights Every pillar aud
nument vas wresthed With lanterns, and the sky for
mics around Was red with the gla sf tie ti,a
minaicp The best views o, the display were
nom the water and from the Durham terrace.
from both Of which points your servant 10 cormsaa
took the trouble 10 observe Tor your eca,na and de
light From The water the city scented q In
light tho bright windows Of tie Citadel overlooking the
river GROWING the height with a circle; % are. You
could sec too little from the rvcr however, and gnt
better tax y.ur mind with waiting half an hour ior
stray oi,e aud driving throush the SIDED streets
10 the terrace. There the view superb The trans
rarencos in The various houses could be distinctly read
the immcnsc Prices feathers and diamonds o. SASS
which giitttrcd ulon the surrounding houses fairly
zed the eye which, turning for relief 10 the river view
saw the ships in tho harbor hung with lamps South vue
bee and the adj AGENT villages marked by banxs ot light
while from the mountains which shut In the view bon
hres famed rcdly aud above all, a. " nature herself
took part in the illumination. dances the yar tinted
vague, sbsdowy CLEANS Of the aurora borcas THIS was
illumination worthy OF the occasion, and even tue
rain could not make Il less magnificent.
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begsbsnb entreber In etren 5000 Quabrat= BuB erpeen Garten
pber etnem Treitifet duf benz GefeGftaftsSanhpffftfe werben je
nab Der 9Babl. ;u ben erfen ~rerfdufeA 1000 9pts %beiseseben.
) er in her @ntpifelnng besriHene 5abridplan.l eteet baburG
ntht mir tetne 8eetatrd6ttgung frnberp mug curh M~uSfu1rlne
pbtoen Safenplanes euf feine gdnse Q~6t6igteit e%rldneen.
8~obrtfanten, melfe tire GtabliHementS nad @g9 Sarbpr @tn
Ieeen, pereen d~beeIeteu tDt Der eunft9en Sage jmifhen Hprb- unb
Sin. bur6 ltberdle 9eeinatsunsen Settens Der @efeafadft be
beutenbe grrtbetle semnnen.
Pamphlets perben Raentselttt4 a~us0eBeten, uns nd9ere Nad-
Tihteu erthetlt bur6
gtoI9s5 e S. S6mtbtt &sent.
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8ianp'8 auf 8eIteuung

unO Spn Rfer Soft unb 8suart perben e~eltefert.
Die 9rBBte Sprgfdlt miro dufbte Nrbett lm6 auf BITE Muswdhl
Der Matertaliea Serwenlet unc er fam bater fir jebes aus feiuem
Snfttut bsrp0r9ebenbe Snfrunent bic @drontie tternebuten, bas
eS dGe @isehidafteu zines euteu @tanO'8 betse.
&le Snftrumepte aus meiner 8abrtf merGen fIr 5 Sabre son
benz Gag hes 0erfnufeS an earantirt. I 1G4I4E4F Is
SefDnbere @ufn1erffamfeft mtro auf Bic Muspatl ron Snffrd=
menten, melae tn elmer srpBen @~ntfernun9 ~Ser1enbet perfer1 Yers
tpenbet uno Elm gCrredt pes ltntdnidfS ~innerhalb 6 MDunten rom
gerfaulsta9e an miro sefattet. ifclte Elm Snfruntent ntGt pDa'
fdnbte b~efriebt9en. WI 4f t1A 4
~ @%resbdnOler rerben i%pp1ttbun BET rn8 surSuIpreden t9e fe
fh n~nberr6rtS umfeten.
8efdnbiS S%crrdtbis cine @usDabt D0n MeGpbepns, Spn9 en- be-
fen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu $4,000.
IL gtarps per6en urnectaul6ts auSaenntetbet tnS eefttnrit.
ll.- lt - MSn1. 2nabe Il. &pmp.
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N0rOlide Ge)utr0bG iielibabilsz azssssl
0Ss; ttersBabrs&Slan IzRz
Geaf benl Welfen rno Ncrben. M
$3.50. Nm rnb nab 1880,
Mpntae ben 81. gtBS. merher tdglia bret 8Ige duf bieIer Balm
in nab fptsenher QDetfe e~rpehtrt: y f1
Ser ppf3ue gebt tdslt6 (ntit &usnabne bs Spnntdas) UNI
s ubr 3O@iin @lprsens ab unS t0nntt IN 9arrtsGurs UNI 12,47
Ia Bitt8turg uno Dem Wefen. .frQ
Die nit bteicm 8uge mad ben Ntnsara+8Gaen uS benz gfprben
a~bret(anoen pdddeiere trefeft 1T u taiantSpprt nm ubr gtahz
mtttdgs unb in @lmtra, N.syu. nm 8 nbr As Wtn. Abenbs Elm,
.tp fe ubernddten. a8nrusEn uH
.f Ger Nprf- n s 3 u q aebt tGaftd =
5pnntaeSa auSgenpntlnea UNI AS gfa9mttdgs ab un6 Spn
gert lint SIS NprsenS. s4us a1g3 5f5tG9 +V
Der Gtnctnnntts uni 6 Ri cd1pz@ rp r H. aua
aeEt tddltdb ppn bier I'M 8 lbr Nbenhs ab, fpmunt in 6orrisburS
nm $40 2lbenbS an unb fblteet It'd brit an Ste bnae Ser .Wenno
plpania=@tfenbafn' mad 9tttsbar9 uab allen Stdbten hes gDe=
fen8 an. ~ :8ta4sgf Fe8snTea
@a6 gebfprb Springs tenuse man Sic INN $50 Mepraens ub
f6 an bic 3aee mad 9nntn9cpt, 3d. anlblte6eu Urn Oprt reisf
man naitbeu 8lsen Der 9untineepns unb 9rpabtpp=@a6n tetter.
gto9 gcrf, Carlisle, Caledonia uno Opublina
81 a@ap @prina8
benuee man ben I'M $50 Mgreens Spn bier ~abeebenten qua.
gta6 6anpSer, 2tttlestEpn, @ettpsburg unb @mmttSb2rd Bs-
muse man bic t1slt6 Spn bier I'M $50 Nlpraens une AS Nddan
am Sarnfag ~dbseteneer 8use n1s
u NEsenee IDrt 9SalhinBtpn unb benz Sutea, nelbe nit benz
3uge nm $40 WtOrsens, 800 un0 $50 0a6mittaas bicr onfcm.
men, fnben SefGrberwlg nit ben 3lsen bteer 9abH.
l0UH gDegert 8ohrbileIs une a9nssrer eenaMet anb serlasliden
IuSfunft beltebe man fh an fe 8tlett=Sffre In Der ,GdlSert-
5tatipnH Ode ppp @alSertr ub 6rdnftntrg sR penben
eas4 IS ,as4ac Sphn 8. Rt8nep, Mlfa&5up't.
IS ~ drne en- 8iaet-Ndent Snff99I
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@iauDe, Wa6bcl II. (. 10.
auf rem alten 9tase
9eC. /. 3. 5 unD z. sc. Gutan1tr..

= " 49, = y ~FFNNF~ ~
9~eeenater tent @utap 6oufe Baltimore M6. ntebet erSfnet,
Danfen6 fir bic auaeebrettete fSSnnerfdaft, wel6e Der %ftIheren
~ter3cidnett benz pubttfam tie ~ereebsnfe @nsetse rag er felt REM
4 DOE beS enen Gtetitabers, 9rr. 9enrs 5Gble, turds befea 800
Ste %@prtpa9nie BeBff roroen mar, ben ear5en bebeutencen Fprratb
DOt nod Observation-Disclosures, SBl3 uhb anberern prdpartrter Sta
terial fdulta an f6 eebrn6t Bat. @r mtro besbalb bos @ef6dft
III benz atten Stnle TIT benz friberet Gef6dftStpfaf fortbetretben
une fs it'd fr aufgabe rnaben, bas 9anpseiddft INNER neHr tn
Ieiner 8p1enbune su %rerbeRern.
@uBer ietnen alien Wadrenbdu1ern uno Der 8abrif tn @utawfr.
nuGe 8afttrrrefr, BAT er etne neue grofe 8abrit In G. Gutamfr-
NIT Der 8rrrte mad gBeffr errthtet. In rpel6er er etae erpBe Mn-
nbl Der beffen Mr6etter bef6Gfttet+
Sn rteler Sabrtf mtrben ptauO's mad etuer neuen Scala 9efer=
ttat, fir melde er BET Der @uSfe1uhe i'm Dldralnnb Snfttut, rC
-ote befen SnfrunentenmtaGer aus SUfcr, gterr. yorf uno Saltt+
MORE IA 9tdnp's d~usgefe1t tatten, bic b6afe prdnlte erbtelt.
Der NuSlpru6 Res Snftttt8 wurSe furs nadber burt BITE SSn-
rafrte. @usfeaune Srn @tdnCno, @a, ~befdttSt no ibnt ebenfaas
as erfe Uranium erttett murbe.
Dur6 ttele beiben @tabltFements 1T crit sen lStan6 eefebt, aIs
Nuftrd8e, init peI&eu er teebrt pirO, auf's 9rOmptefte aus5h=
fihreu. Hs IHS SO
Mae IN bteier Sa6rtf eebauten YiduD's baben vote eterre Sab
ntenruo fm6 70 cCnffruirtl baB tie bet nu6errr6entt6er Odrerb r
ttaett fe Netnbett ees 3Cnes betra4ret uno tebern <nld ipteer>
fphPn. -.
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Gt9eueg S3eea0 tlt NsuiDeS speEtn
MIneffffr Qnnhnnt. MN Gfnht NefenfG1aft.

SIN benz @utridelunsseange Der Nnfeblung. Fnb mir battn 8e=
lanai. ben pertbspahen un6 nt6hsfen 8tett ee8 Startgebteies
Bpn Gss 9arbpr @tts in BEN Srets Ser Serbe1erun8en gu steben
nnD Sets i'm 9dsntbeile Der staet gu eem fur oas erte 1auiene
III Ser ~fruberen Gr6fe BON 40 Bis $50 8uB unb rnpnatliGen @int
sd6lungen ppa S.. grsie Geees IN better 8prrn eardnttrt. Die
SnauariFnafme bteies Stabttteils III nmn lprpbl ppt hG6fen
!SntereFe fur bic Misunderstanding ais aud SeIe @emerBtretbenbe
6asu ordngen. Dpfs, gBberfen unh @erbtnbunssfraBsn ne cir
Steamer 3ur Serfenun9 neuer, reeelm16tser Berbtnbung NIT
Rer-gprf unb 8pfpn, werben aus unb ndhrenb Der Gntptfelune
tteies plnnes spn Der Sefenfbaft sebdut, un6 bic NuSfutruna
bteies gIdnes nirh In Rur3e ben genrdlpHnft fur Die uingesenb
nnb unferer Start lelen.
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Cincinnati :

nOut QSIp4lpelSA NelulllltBuN9Hl
Jtaminesrer uno geifenbe fpaten febt SprT6ttsf fem, e6ef tbre
gillette fauen anb fDaten bieielben nar nn fDiden en8efsllter
Beln1ten taufen, welde rpn tbrem @etalt leben, niGt ebef bcr
@aftern pter 8niiGentrGgern, ia tie fpht Der Iefatr ~ausgefest
fnb, bei6mtntelt Su mereen uno thr @elO unlpnf ~ausseben.
776a4sa Our6fd6rt8@gllette
na9 alen Gbetlen SeS gDefen8 fmb sH taten Bel
Z lHHsfEisNI u Sb. S. SitSebrdnet,
riifF General @nt9rantea- Nsegt Der SalintOte- nnO
Stip= g~ifenedbn.
o. o. cSl.a.,, nas4... 90 .lt,, -, 40
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SStbttg fir GtutuattOerer.
.s5
Ntut arrangements fit GiuluanStrer, sic
l0fl Sett Weite1 III reijen miiltidlrr.

9Nn beute ben 9. N%pSantter an, werSsn Ste S~inpdneerer aui
Der Nerthern Central @algertfreet 9epOt @ifentebn NIT benz
@rpreBsle %befGrbert. Die Saht bietet edpur6 zen Srantgrdnteu
etHeM .QrEberem gctttetl, ais irsenp etpe anOere SaGn,
aud II tie nm S4 @tetlen farjer ais iepe antete 9oba mad benannE
ten Ytdbeu, ais; ~
&ttSburs, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort @upne,
Gbica9p, Wiltpolfee, @alcnd, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, 8pf S8lanp, burlington, Soma Str
tnC merbpn 6esralb he nit Ter gtprt6ern Genital go 6u aeben6eu
9etirpea 10 Stuuben frdber al8bt nit dncern 8ifnen 9e6en6er
brit entrefen, aud meroen4 Nal pentoer bic &asen fd6et 9-
ge4ielt.. Tte sabn siett bpr6 ben fdSnaen { bell Sn St{U.
Die game Gntfernur9 'sph bier bis @htCagc III 500 @3euen 3as
@epdf miro bier 8f,efnet (narte0 urb oebt nit ben 9ad
an ben Seftnmuns sprt. aa+ sa19l ~ SJ!9
Gq4 @reltltne, Dabtpn, Cincinnati, Snbtaua@
n polls, louisville uno ct. Souls
werbet ebenlaGs 9afagiere ~bef6r6ert unb FIR itr @ep6G fetne
pettere 1mlabungsipftn berednet. Die Gadaetere f5nnen NIT
ben, 8 u6ri Ober atsnOs 10 ltbt= Bug mad alen wsRltden 9Gdsen
eeben Obae unterrege aufsetalten sa psrDen. Durgfabrts-8a
lette werpft perfauft til Ger Office res @genten. 4
rfa SDbn 6. 8atfer, qrfri
St14s So. 25 5slsz Street, uate aBaters Dbarf.
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9fIrnbcraers nnO frans6iiide Gpieliaden
peben e~tneetrpFen NIB werbsn blate6 gDtpefats tnO @etatt YER
fauft Bel &. ., OfeB,s
fH ~ Isl G%raatlhfr.
-1~guyIup14 4eL
ts9IG e 70 ,4!.5 #
u9lpil1upnU nsm9I Gun u5sa15 lsq slulg 1~Jnpt19a
u9se1@ u9aSo9ppt5S VI aspgluspIUB Iatpnq gun 1su9ulsI aS5ls@
9lA11pTe8ndl1onN oIlA
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5enersN crtfcbcri.maen.
J0hnston's Tngurance Room


JOhnston's Insurance Rooms.
SEQ. 70 Secpnbfr.
Neuers, Mfdrinc= mn6 0ebens=0SerTebes
rnngs=SDmpagnten.
Siderite lnO f~cittite GDmpnQnie.
Serideri198z @plnp. Der Gallep >. 8iroinien
|11 lpt NIT $500, 900 capital.
Snndbtr9@ Serfi6eru1g8z@Dm y. 8irainie1t
NIT 5000, 600 Gopttal. of
Mbelharle%V erl n0S@Gplnp. y. Biroinie,t
: nit $500 900 capital. $500
@barter 9Qfz&er1td Comp. BON Sortfpr6
nit $3.50 900 Capital.
security Verliderun98zGpm BON g~eipzg1 mr.
NIT $270,0Oo capital. 9F|f
PbOntr<Se rltderut98= @prnp. bon g2em-OcrY
NIT $500, 900 Capital. 0t
leplpfezSerll9erun88=Gpmp. =. 9eepzQ)orfl
NIT $4,000 Gaptol. 0N"r
WtplttaffeV 8z@cmp. y. geems9orf
nit 100000 Gastto(. oHtt
Jtefpz9Sp geritder. =@Dmp BON g}emzOcrY
@ nit $250,0OO capital. 81
Wtercalt+ile Wflttual W2arine
~ nit $1,000, 600 Capital.
Serelnt9te Stooten 2eben8=Gertderuno &c.
On nit 81 ,25o, 972 capital.
9tertbert Al1urance=@p bDn Qc,,hD,,
nut $2,l94,11I GoeifoI.
Ne ceen b~entertten @cnpagn1eeu {rS bc, Ser oo,4a ,.A
otaaRS Wtarplano %antbprtfrt rnb ltenIrt. ~ Se8D'@lAt eeS
Qt ppu Gem Glllef5etpneten reprdIentrten gcmpooniser Eoh.,
mntlt9 perth9Gores capital gum ooien of rr"S nros 2aeen
Setra9 perantportllf fir bic 3abluno bon 9erIufter "N8sSepenem
erfst. 4CtNfH35g E 10y STa8 % q Settnlte eanttEib
&reb M55pu c,rh..o, 10 S%ecpnbitr.
SLL0" Sutpe9Vt: (Sa17,i0
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FaIAL BEsrIr sxyIARENc John Sprigings, the lad
who was 20 severely injured while sssarking With Vim.
saeehan. in Jones Wood Monday evening, died yes
terday morning at Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF
HIS wound Sprgings and shechan, appears, were
Joke drew pen knife from his rocke. and cut silt in
his ccnpanions coat; A saeehsn discovered the
trick tina, had been played upon him, he, too, drew
pcrkufe from his pocket and made pass at Sprigngs,
Intending 10 doubt do farther damage than cutting
the latter clothing but unfortunately, by an unlucky
movement on the part Of sprgngs the blade Of the wes
pon came contact with his abdomen, doing him fatal
uiury shcchsn when he the mischief he had done,
quietly delivered himself into the custody ~ policeman
B1gaTt Of the Nineteenth precinct who was present NJ
the time followed the officer the station house
He snkly aoknoledged that lac stabbed sprginss, but
said the purely accidental and that ne
only meant g. cut the injured lads clothing Coroner
Jackman notified Of thu death OF the injured hi
yester Law Consequence of the non att ndsnce OF
The witnesses he obliged 10 postpone the uvestga
ton un I'll TO day.
BURNING FfUrp CASUALTY --An inquest was held at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday by Coroner Jackmsn on the
body OF a German woman, named Jacopeua Keepier who
died from the effects Of injuries sustained the LIST ult
by the explosion of fluid lamp. Deceased resided at
No 746 Third avenue and there that the accident
occurred. Verdict, Accidental death"
KILLED nv FAILING IRON wfSpow.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest No 1853 West Thirty eighth street
upon the body OF Philip Brady, native Of Ireland aged
90 years, who killed by falling from a third story
window Deceased, IL appeared, under the Influence
of liquor at the time Of the accident Verdict, "Accden'
tai death"
The same Coroner also held inquest upon the body
cf known lsborcr about so OF age who was
accidentally killed by being by stone truck in
Fifty hth street Third avenue, Monday evening
Verdict In accordance with the above facts
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Th~ state Temehers' Association.

sYEAcrsE, N. Y, July 81 1860.
me fifteenth annual session OF the New York State
rcschefs alton commenced in this city to-day. At
least ssx hundred teachers already here and the
-unber IL Increasing every hour. At eleven A. NJ Mr..
Ncfagot called the associaion to order. Prayer was Of
rs Rev NJ CLARK of this city, aud the teachers we're
welcomed 10 the city by the Mayor, Hon. wcscot',
and by ou Peck President Of the Board Of Eiocaiion
Mr. rcY1ieo,i responded 30 the addresses OF welcome
Dd then proceeded 10 deliver the regular annual address
rhe arscc alton then sfiourned % two o'coci p "
e New yo,k Association of School Teachers also
bcd annual meeting berc this afternoon at two r. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. D G Pomcroy, OF buffalo. In behalf Of the Commit
tes II .hTh he Chairman, presented report upon
an uno syste q schools for the STATE together with
s,ies q ssoluiions earnestly urging The adoption Of
sna . stem which scr considerable discussion we're
sss4tea.
~ lambert srtmtisd report and resolutions in IA
vor q legislative appropriation 70 Teachers Institutes,
rc~amreudius committee ~ slcit from the Legislature
s.oe Co. each institute the coming year. Adopted.
EvtxISG SESSION.
Mr. wsger Submitted report and resolutions upon the
aualaeatos Of teachers, which elected warm discus
au Bot vas laid aside fr The time 70 give place 70 the
e,Asr cf ue evening. ~hrh address from Henry
Rass "a Assistsai sup rntsndeut q the city Of New
Vol n sahsst ~.s ihe fundamental principles Of
s.a.bns A. nseues Tts aAdres listened TO with
.srest sileuton By a. eas thousand teachers Of the
ssnrsre STATE and clear and fcrcible exposition Of
shs meu~ ssleetva Aay'ornea 50 nine o'clock "eiHe'
s~y Goeuus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
Movements OF Mr.. Douglas.

CONCORD, N. H. July 81, 1880
Mr.. Douglas len Montpelier this morning. and arrived
Concord al half past three O'Clock this afternoon. He
loudly checred the several the route.
A great crowd, headed by four bands Of music, and
p~occssoa u carriages turned out 70 receive him here
Tie passed through the principal streets TO the State
House yard where he spoke for over hour.
Mr. Douglas after thanking his friends for the recep
stou referred TO the Lecompon constitution and said
,the attempt force upon unwilling people consu
zion they did not like violating not alone the demo-
cratic creed but the American creed also the people
wanted tomake slave State of Kansas they had the
right 70 do So Every republican in Congress voted with
MIN oug,as) to admit Kansas slave State If the peo
ole 90 desired IT, Now the republican party denounced
him Tor advocating the identical principles they
chen voted for The President claimed the RICH
% couirol his VOTE and that the origin OF their
cnrrel II the Executive permitted to direct
Representative how 10 VOTE then his power became tnst
OF despot He had hoped the Lecompton controversy
had been settled by the peoples vote but II was now
no right nominate his suocessor The President has
xAkea She stump 10 divide and defeat the party tnat
elected him The principle that he (Mr. Douglas
stood upoo vas the right 90. 81 the ss, paJps
Installations 10 suit themselves mat was inc prlncips
( the revolutionary democrats, but IL now SAID
that Couyrees can pass federal axs no. tooai 1
rights of sell government and who went from the Old
fstst~s where they had those rights. why
should they lose them in the ferry boat cross,
-xcId be lost until the negro question was settled 10
r-snc ssoo he said this the hrst time In twenty
,.eyen years be bad looked fight without taxing
hand IN Il. He now enjoying holiday, speaking
little just for exercise.
Ia the evening Mr. Lever held levee, and consider
able quantity OF fire works were let Off,