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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10

To s. s. Billings, William Ruddick, Amos III.
Stebbins, K. l.. Ruddiek, d. A. Day and Mary j.
Day, A. q. Campbell, Henry S. Tay Tor, jeremiah
Day, John Ii Day, Michael Kelly, Thos. Kelly,
Mary Powers, q. w. Garretson h. b. Smith IT,,
Tara Potter, William Miller L. w. Phinney, d.
Woodward, SAINT Back, ID. Ill. Apnable, j. C..
Parrot d Co., 4. Bridgman & Co., Patrick
MeMannus, James Burrows, Rude Il Murphy,
Kendall, Howe Co.:
V0U and each of you are hereby notified that
Il there is now on file ia the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk
npetitiou Of Hiram Barney ella lining Of you said
\. s. Billings the of two thousaed dollars with
10 per cent interest per apnum payable annually
as money due mortgage maize by you to Cbas
Mason and since assigntd To said Hiram Barney,
dated August Is, 1855; also claiming against each
of you the foreclosure Of said Mort gage the same
being upon Lot No nine % Block No eighteen
(s) in the City If keokuk, also the East half of
the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter
of section tweDty-one t2D, Township sixty-6 five
te5l North, Range i've West, Lee county, iosa for
the purchase money; ar further asking for q sale
of said premises and general relief.
And anless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day of the
next term ef said court, 70 commence at keokuk
the first Monday OF September, A. u. $50.
default VIII be entered against you, the petition
taken as by YOU confessed, and a decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE s STRONG,
July Is, ls60-3lm Pitts Atty's.
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f.sERl Notice.

t3 Il. G. MAbAEeS:
Nv0U are hereby notified that there Is now O.
u tlc in the office of the Clprk II the nistrict
Court III Lee C9au'y, loes, al kekus n petition 81
ID. A. January 80, ia firm # that nan claim ns
ot yOu the sam ot twvuty-fogr hundred ana flIty.
siA tolirrs, with per ccnt.}Hterest as money due
on hrse certain promlesory notes made by SPELL
nan Smith and yourself, Jointly srd severuliv
70 plaintiff, dated March Is 1859 for the sum Of
eight hundred and 40-l00 dollars each payable in
months, & months and months after date. re-
spectiYely, with 10 per cent, interest Per anrum
alter maturity; ALEC asking for writ of
attachment against 5eur property, which has been
levied upon the u. Of Lot aud the W. ! II Lof
10 IN Block l67, the Il. 1 If Lot 10 in Block I67.
part II Lots and in Block &c. and part OF Lou
], aud in BlooA I55. all of said let's and parts
u lots beng in the City of Keokuk, Lee County
Iowa. AUD under said writ Of attachment ali
monies due or ~ become due 10 you from William
} Morley have been garuished.
ana uotess yea APP car and answer said petition
on or before the morn ny Of the second day Of the
B"ai term Of said court 20 commence at keokuk on
The first Monday uf September, A. ID. 1860 de-
fauit viii be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
NOZZLE q STRONG,
July - lsbt~tm Attyh for Pit 'fs.
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10 Isaac 0ardutr. " titan orr, 0ren Baldwin and
Jaiharlue Baldwin his pife Oliver r. Reeves ard
Eilen Y. hervs HE wife w Morritnew ard
LoGisa hefrithew tbs vile. Jesse Wickersh ham.
Reynolds hithsrlson, Connable A SmytL
Ltsis Joaquin, A Y. LeorolI, James Foiger,
Milton. st.tm &C. - C.ffsuter ,1Ias
Hcalght3 snd ----- Orr, vile Of said William
Orr.
NoL AMI each Of you are hereby notified TINT
Il there IL No" on Tile Ia he Office n the Ckrk a.
the District Court ~ Lee County low a. at Keok uk .
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming vi You Issae
6ardner the sum of cis ht hundred dollars With
io PR cent. Interest, per annnn payable annually
NJ money Ia % mortg &c made by yen To c has
M aeon anu siner axs4gGed g. said Barney, dated
December 7, ls53 also ella ming against eaeh al
you the fsret!nsutt Of said mort a. b.. same h.
ing npou he East half OF the South.mesf ouartar
and he @stt half 81 the sosth-sast anarie, a.
section n" seven. Township siaty.hve fGst North
Range West. Lee county Iowa for the purchass
money. and FURTHER king for sale OF The pr,m
isef, and general relief
sAd nnlets yon appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of tie second day of the
next term of said court 10 Commences 1T KeukGk
on the hrst Monday Of September. A. y. 1860. a
default will be entered az ainst you, tie petition
TAX en- IS by yeu confessed, and decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE A. STRONG,
July ID, ls6e-dIm ltf'sAtt'ys.
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Legal Notice.
leg
JAMES BRADEN,
VS..
HIRAM IORREY.

'bE defendant, Hiram Torrey, is hereby iii
fed that thrre Is " on Gil IN the ntBne ~ a.,
1iefkoi tie District Court If Lee County. Iowa ~
hees uk, the petition Of plaintiff. Jsmfs Braden
clalr tpg Of said def endsht the tntn Of one bnnda
anu twenty i've dollars for money had aud received
ps me defendant fof the pi4intifs use TIE aaio
petition also asks for an attachment aeoiast M
goods and chstteis " the said defendant: and nm
irst be Same defendant appears end answers AHA
petition 90 Or before the 2dday III The September
letm 1859, ot SAD District Court, gmcnt viii be-
rendered against him thereon.
TURNER a. CRAIG.
wy 80 ioou-A@ Att'ya for Pitt.
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STATE or IOWA, &c
LER COUNTY,
10 j. X. hickey, Lloyd D.. sinpson,T John w
Clcghorn II, Ii. Harrison, r.. V v. Bailey, 10. II.
Ford. ID. w. FORD. james Reynolds j. II. Roy-
nolds, J. f. harris g. w. Turner, John X. Allen,
Curtis e. Conn., Charles Hubbell, Anna Hubbell,
VIM Recs, Eli Clutts, Andrew Marshall, Jas II.
Marshall, VIM. Steele; Ntlson Palmer, Il. Il. Wal
ker, Francis Kaye, Henry M. Parkhurst, Ed
launa CUule, J. X. hickey trustee for III. M. Park
hurst, VIM. G. Cooke @. D. CASTOR James Cox,
j. C. Gae, r.. II. Smith, q. H. Schafer, +. A.
Urmgt0n, j. Miller, Edward Corbin, Chas Clark,
Arthur Bridgman, Eicklen Lucas. A. Hosn err,
Thomas Lynch Nm. Il X. H. Ruddick, 4. w ;,
Phinney, James nixon, j X. Davidson, Daniel
Favilio, s. I. Marshall, A. ii. Lemans. Joseph
Conway, s. ID. Edson, John II. Deter & Co., Alex.
Saroni, Wheeler, Bellows & Co., August Stein
and August Kraft:
xy0J and each IL YOU are hereby notified that
4 there is now on file IN the office of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at kve
kuk, a petition in Chsncery Of Jesse Mastby
claiming against you the sa3d X. H. d D. w Ford
decree for the payment OF the principal and in
ttreet due on five certain prpmlssofy notes ex-
ecuted by yau to said Jesse haltby, all dated
keukak October Ist 1850. fer The IF
$500, payable August ], is5s. one Fertile same sum
payable Angus / 1859, one for the same sum pay
able August 1850, one for tke tame sum psyab G
August /, 1861, ana enc for the sum Of S36t0 pay
able August ! 1851; and against all of you the
foreclosure Of mortgage executed by h. X. / ID.
W FORD to said Jesse Mnltby, Oct. /, l3a6, to
cure said Aotes upon certain premises therein mon
toned in which il is said each Of you have or
claim some interest but no personal claim is made
q ganst any Of you except the said L. r. ID. W. |
lord; and also asking for the sale of said premises
and her relief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer |
said petition on or before the second day of the |
next ter III Of said District Court, TO be gun and
holden in keokuk on the LIST Monday in Septem-
otr 1850, decree will be entered against you in |
with the prayer of said petition.
CLAGEII, BROWNE Il CLAGETT,
JULY - lS60-dlm Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Com.
/ mission MercantS, and
Dealers in Tennessee and Junlasfa
No. 81 and 5S Levee ,.............. KEOkUK, IOWA
I M have now IN store, and will be receiving
/ w continually ms the wants of the trade de
mand, rom the East and South, ample supplies OF
| goods In our limo, 10 which the trade of Iowa
| Northern Missouri aud Western Illinois s respect.
/ fully solicited, as we are determined TO compete
successfully with ST, Louis aud Chicago in prices
! (trsns portston addcd) for all goode in line.
WeTchauts Euytng for Cash, or
Frompt Time BuYeEs- Will find Qua
PRICES sew. as.d d o eeEi tn ex nm
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have in store, all 9TH
er classes Of goods pertaining to CUR line Of bus
ineES.
zoo bags strictly lrime Rio Coffee.
30 pockets cid Gov. Java
81 hhds N o sugar.
10 bbis. psleher loaf crushed and ari6ed do.
30 /" Plantation and 5. Ill. MOlasses.
. EvIcher's :. Ii. and Golden Syrup.
leo boxes Star Candles.
Ito Family and Patent Soaps.
10 btls. Lard Oil.
TO Linseed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bits .lnrpentine.
10 tierees kiee.
zoo kegs b. g. soda
30 b2s. Rabbits Saleratus. in pound papers.
tuns Manila kope-allsiEes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn.f
90 bales Batting.
Mo dox. Moline q and 8 hoop buckets.
30 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
so bxs. No. Heuingi
100 pigs. Maekerel, bills. half bbls and kits.
% half bills White Fish.
70 btls. kosin.
Is Wilmington Tar.
10 d Nary piteh.
80 salce Oakum.
100 bills. Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
30 !" Plaster Paris.
500 bus b. Piastering Hair.
500 +" New Dried Apples.
eco oxs Glass, sxle, l0Al2, i0x14, 1oxl6, lox20.
10 bales new "a bush. u unny Bags
March IL, ls6e-dAw
TOBACCO of nil grades
wi n, n, s and 10 ump and caddy boxes-pur- |
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
iow by ccANABLE & SMYTH,
mehiTdSw 81 & SO Levee.
4 LARGE stock Of Green and Black TEAS of ALI |
n grades, In store and for sale by
CoNNABLE sMYTH.
me- tadaw 81 4 5S Leyee.
600 laos q. A.sALf, in large bleschea sacks. /
JOG just received ty AUNT Lefty" for sale
e" By C0NNABLE A sMYTH,
mch i7d6w 81 and IS Levse.
Nj NERAL AND NRrALIC PAINT, all coiors,
Afl for sale low by
C0NNABLE 4 SMYTH,
uehiTd6w 81 and SIS Ievee.
~ AILe AND IRON
" bon kegs assorted Nails.
80 tnns tennessee Iron
100 /" Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
" Pbw steel.
tun Spring steel.
lgrge stock OF AngiIs, Vices, Axels Springs 1c
ne king complete stock in this line, in store and
'sirg seeiVed by COSNABLE 4 sMYTII,
March lIs cU-dAw No. 81 d IS Leyee
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E.eEnE Notice.

To Thomas c. Love, Ben amin Chase, X, S. Griffin:
XT0U and each Of You are hereby notified that
Il there IL now on file in he oflce Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa. at
keokuk, a petition Of :. +. Noorhies claiming OF
said Love and said Chase judgment for three
hundred dollars as money dueon promiesory note,
ard claiming against all Of you the foreclosure OF
q mortgage given by said Chase and said Love to
secure tie paymen4 If said note and others.
And unless ynn appear ana answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the next September
term of said Court, judgment VIII b. rendered
against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 FNSTER.
July Is IS60-dIm Att'ys for Plaintiff
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keokuk Drug Store.
F4fan-ssrees. bet. Main Il HIonuenn
KE0kEK, IOWA

A LARGE assortment of Drugf,
n Chemicals, Irstruments ant
Fancy articles just received at
the above establishment. con
prisina all the new Chemicsl
Preparations, IiIdsH Fluid Tx
tracts, arusses, A bdominai Sup.
porters, pcssaries, sped ulums u
all kinds. stethpscoreE, Cafhe
tiers, SpermatgrFfgos Rings, Ut 4
some splendid cases Of Char
riere 3 sup fior instruments.
These articles having be- d sc.
locted With special referener /,
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To V b. Kendall, III. X. Reeder, James Eirst,
Levi sutlif. jacob Null for use Of NJ. & G. q.
SUtlii Wm. X l.. Kuddiek Francis MeMau-
nus and ] w. Goodrich. (aefendantsE
I0U are hereby respectively notified that there "
i now on file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at kcnkuk, petition
of ii. D. Woodward CO., c VI ming a jqdgnen
on foreclosure If mortgage against sad Y. ID.
Kendall above named, for the of two hundred
dollars, wuhten per cent interes from the lst Day
Of July, 1850, AMI q speeia! aud general execution
against Y. i. Kendall and against all ssid de-
Pendants above named, praying also for The fare-
elosare Of a mortgage given hp SAID u. endsli
to 0rson Eaton, upon Lot :, Block 81, in b. W
ktl5ourne addition TO the City IF heokuk, Les
County Iowa; the sale ~ said mortg ged pre- mises
to pay off said debt, the extinguishnt MT OF ali
equity IF redemption therein, for costs and gcner-
al relief.
Now you and each of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning If the
ser ond day of the next trim Of said court 10 be
holden the irst Monday Of Sepsem Der, 1880, or
Judgment and ceeFee vii be had therein a. prayed
tor by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 2. l>ee-}m Solicitor for Petitioner.
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TO James L.. Estes, Amanda Estes, James ,. " ak
ev, Margaret j. Gikerson, John ailkergon, j ohm
w. Rankin. Samuel #. Miller, Joseph uarneau,
John AZ. Walker, w. u. Walker, NAnBuren
Walker Arthur Woicott, William Lei ghton ns
trustee under deed Of trust from Arthur Woicott
for benefit of holders of bonds, W. 5. mcGavic,
A. L.. Deming, Charles Mason, Love, Bryan,
Adams Il CO., George Bartlett Co., Queen City
garnish Co.. Nathan kcwsom, Abbott j ehns 4
Co. A. u. dhtttnden, Charles Parsons. Clara Il.
Woicott. Lind, Br Jlhcrs Co.. Grinnel1 4
jenkins pegram, Payrter 4 Davis, james, Kent,
Sautee & Co.. George III, can, William Crayden
& Co., william Norris, A gent for Gardner Nor
ris; sidney Hewett, Chaplin Ice, Samuel Bon
nor, Hatch & Thompson. A. I. Nalling, Childs
smith. Miller Alexander, Edward Niekcrsham,
State II Iowa for the use Of the School Fund,
William 4 II. l.. huadiek, John Lafnn Bridge
Bros, ohm 7. Antrim.
N0L and each of you are hereby notified that
IL there is on FL i'm tho Office OF he Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, keokuk,
O Petition Of Edward j. Wicker ham claiming Of
You the said james IL. Estes the sum of fifteen
hundred dollars and interest uIon Trorsissory
note executed ly you TO him, ard praying against
nIi Of yon the foreclosure eI mortgage executed
BY said James l.. Estes aud Amanda Estes bis wife
secure said ard interest upon the sou ia half
Of Section i've in Township sixty five North, Range
five west, in Lee county. Iowa. and upon Lots seven
and eight in Block NO. fifty in the Cityof kcokuk,
said county and statei also praying for the sale Of
said mort gagged premises and for other relief.
And unless you appear on or before the ID day Of
the next term Of said court and answer theret o
judgment will be rendered against you by default
and said petition taken rs To YOU pro confesso.
NOBLE i STRONG,
July 10, 1s6O-1m Piff's Ats'ys
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Cheap Variety store
M'CUNE & SAMPLE

III R ID W III f.
give US 'cau Tor anything and everything, and
H&~ili try to aceamm 1date you.
CORNF N SECOND a. MAIN STREETS
ape "a isnga CARE CRY orYIcE, KEokUK.
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Al the Prince tho head Of the staircase the
point Of taking his departure Interesting incident
CURED An old man. bowed down and tostering with the
weight OF years. presented 70 him BY Mr. Brady who
that be happened 10 DO In the palace tho night
his Royal HghDe@ was born The Prince addressed him
in the most kindly terms and seemed touched by the
cumstance On leaving his Royal ghness extended his
hand cordially M Bra " and EXPIRE sed the great gra
tacaton he had derived from the inspection his coec
tou The visit Of the royal par lasted two ours,
and entering their carriages they gre ted With
enthusiastic cheers by immense crowd which had been
waiting patiently Ill that time 70 get glimpse Of the
Prince.
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THE PROCESSION
rough the streets In tho following order

FIRST DIVISION.
nisha Kipesland commanded This division, which
sisted principally of the visiting oonpanss from Brook
iyn, Railway Mount Vernon and other places The com
panies were - followss-
ExEnr EsmU CoxrASY.
james l. Miller, Foreman.
mis- company turned out stross, and looked remark.
ably we'll They numbered about any men, md wore
the usual regulation dress rhe csgne was tssts'ay
deooa,ed and bore very large and powerful calcium
light which, from its intense and dazzling light attract
Cd the notice Of ALL The members all powerful, nne
ioosisg men, and are . host In themselves.
WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY. No I, or Morsr yKsSoS,
&C. Bcardsisy, Foreman,
Paradsd forty men, all bearing torches, their uniform
differing fron That Of ths New York companies only In
The addition Of fatigue oap, attached to The bolt rhe
engine decorated with . very handsome signal Ian
tern In frcns which ths designation Of he company
IN red and white oolon. On the top was . locomotive
light which threw lurid glare a before u, and i'm.
mediaaey behind device representing ths temple
Of Ssvty with image Of The divinity herself ssat
cd inside, dressed In robes, among watch ths American
oolors promssst ne dome Of red white and blue
stripes supported by sishs oounas resting % -
ocsaecsai sAapsd psdsaAi, tAs whole prsssasias vwy
pretty sight, and sssssssins snivsrsa attention. ns
company duriss their say IL the city have been ths
guests Of Esgins Cospssy No. Is
FAcrs KNOWS co1Asr, No ., oF RAHwAr.
Anos A. Dssrkin, Foreman.
mis- engine presented very plain Appearances, having
no other ornament hAn few japanese assrns but tAs
want fully made up By ths nss appsArssss Of sss
Members. rhsir uniform vas similar 70 shas Of thsir
New York brcthrsn They are the guests Of Padding
Hose Company, No ST. ss vhose house shsy have bees
handsonsy sntsrsAasd
Mos,Arx EscIsn CosrAyr, No. "a, or HaooxIrs,
Edwin Hnlycr, Fors0an,
Presented very imposing appearance. Tne drag rops
vas manned BY ninety men, carrying colorcd lanterns,
while = nlc OF lighted up The engine each side
with immense torches rhe pioneers also equipped
with torches, and looked remarkably well. ee~~rts
brA band and The irtscpth regiment drum CORPS
In siiesdanoe The epgine, which ID . large double
decker Of the nrs class decorated regArdss Of az.
p~nsc neat Transparency, bearing the inscription
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II upqusstioned that during bis tour the Western
Continent his Royal HshDess the Prince Of Wales has
nowhere been welcome wit greater cordiaity and with
such outbusss Of popular en,husiasm-has nowhere wit
messed interesting sights nd brilliant spectacles,
than In imperial metropolis The magnificent reoep
on Thursday the Interesting vsis 70 various places,
and The gitteriDg diamond ball Friday together with
the Incidents and the splendid torchght process
sion Of the nremen last night have 81 impressed
tho Prince and sute In the mos, favorable manner
Every member Of the royal party has = vi iuslly cx.
pressed his extreme delight the brilliant greeting
which they met with In New York. Tho glitter All
glory Of the diamond ball, with s elegant
end host OF handsome women, especially elected their
unbounded admiration.
Aer leaving the ball room II was i've o'ciosk ycster-
day morning whea the Prince had reached his hotel and
retired To rcst He slspt III, psasy 49, end quite
rsSsssAcl All the morning eager crowd was snssm-
bed around the Ffth Avenue Hoscl hoping TO obtain
shDcs ss hs Royal Hishness Whenever ne should leave
hs apartment No programme Of proceedings was FORM
ally nounoed for the afternoon yesterday, but
generally known that The Prince woad spend 10 In visit
ng several places Of interest In private
possible Ths day was excoodisgy fine the principal
streets alive with carriages and The walks with
psdsssisps afssr twelve O'Clock, sooa whsu the
Prssoe and suite len the hotel Tbsy drove down The
finn avenue.
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suspended nom the forward brakes wrcaths Of ma
sura nower were strung around the box, vhne
towering above all was the figure Of an Indian
chief Ave feet IN height, elegantly carved In
wood The panels attracted q great deal Of at.
enson especially the which represented the burning
Of the ooean Monarch In The Eossh Channel. me
'Rsscue,-a Newfoundland dog drsssios the body Of
shpwrected mariner sh-re, and Protection The dog
acting a. a guardian over the body of the insoimaie
sssr were much admired. The entire company paradcd
In bluc coats red Shirts black pants black silk nook
tes 40 In addition 70 the torches and oolored antsrns
they we're plcn, fully supplied with nre-orks consisting
d rockets Roman candles signal sh,s and various oshsr
pyrotcchncs Several t,f The Assistant Engineers Of
RocAiys were In attendance - invited guests.
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rhs sivhin formed On the south side x roursssnih
street. right resting Tenth avenue but The apparatus
placed In reverse order II commanded BY Engineer
Timothy L. west, headed by whsworth's band and pa
rsded In the following ORDER
Chief Engineer Decker.
Engineers BsuIch and Corn~eli, special aids.
Hrpsos Fxarxr CowrAsr, No. 4.
John Nswill, Foreman
Baud.
The oorpsBys house 10 located a, NO Iss Yves, Forty.
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VISIT TO BARNUM's MUSEUM.

me royal party drove Broadway. amid the cheers
Of the crowd, and visited Barnum's Museum, the
Of Ann street. Two days before invitation had
extended BY tho prince Of snowmenn 10 Prince
Of Wales and bis ilusrious companions TO witness the
cuviosities In the Museum. not till within an hour
OF the time chosen for the visit that intelligence
conveyed the manager that the Invitation had been
accepted large number Of spectators present In
the Museum although was NOT even suspected by the
people the Prince would be there Mr. Barnum himself
had le the city morning business Mr.. Green
wood when heard that the Prince coming, caused
The performance in the lecture to be commenced
half hour before the usual time, 70 clear the
oors Of portion OF he crowd In order that the Prince
might have better opportunity TO walk round and
anime the curiositiss When the Prince arrived there
was great crowd outside the Museum, and hundreds
added TO tho number assembled within
the building. The Prince was received by Mr.. Green.
wood and immedia.eIy conducted to the eoond
story. Tho nrst object OF interest pointed out
was tho "what Is Hr' In which his Royal
Highness manifested good deal OF curiosity. In oomp
with his WISH the keeper went through the regular
OF the animal In the section OF the build
ing the party shown the Abino family, ooncernng
whom they made several inquiries The 5iamese twins,
the lion and the zeal also pointed OUT and some
Of the animals were fed in the presence Of the Prince 1t
his own request He conducted through the building
and had bis attention called the objects Of special inter-
est. When he had gone all over the Museum, he
remarked that he supposed he had all the principal
curiosities, and then almost In the breath he
ssked, where was Mr. BArnumi The reader must decide
for himself whether the Prince intended 70 ca Barnum
smorg the curosites" and whether he considered him
the greatest he expected 10 find In the Museum. Mr.
Greenwood, however, explained that the ustrous show
had gone TO Bridgeport business The visit 70
the Museum brief but interesting and when leaving,
the royal party indicated that they had been highly
pleased with their visit Entering their carriages again,
they proceeded to the Fifth Avenue Hotel where they
partook Of some refreshments. After lunch the royal
party again left the hotel.