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nlLoLoa.CAL CONVENTION IN NEW HAVEN.

The American Pathological Association met In
New Haven IN the Representatives Hall, yesterday
afternoon at three O'Clock. Dr. Crosby, OF New
York, the President or the association, called the
meeting to order. There were present about
seventy five members.
The annual reports were read, after which PrOfes.
sors Lounsbury and Montague were appointed assist
ant secretaries.
Ex-Leufenant Governor Wayland, on the part Of
the local committee, extended o welcome to tho
members, which was responded to with thanks by
the President, VINO expressed pleasure In the as
sembling OF the association in New Haven, the seat
Of ale College.
Professor Iadley, OF Yale College, read paper
IN "Groat's History or Anabasl," the discrepan-
cles between 1t and XenOphOn. His con-
illusions were that though The errors were
slight, still they showed siderable careleSsness
on the part OF the author. Professor Hadlcy added
an expression Of an opinion II smilaf character.
J. Hammond Trumbu, OF Hartford, real paper,
prepared by rev. Mr.. Riggs. entitled ''fhe DAKOTA
Belef.n IL Indicated the BELLE or the Dakotls In
reference to the sum- moon, stars, Thunder and
ligdtning. b0uiders, water gods, the soul, Visions
and OmenS.
Professor whitney. Of Yale. then read a paper
prepared by DR.. Hail. OF LONDON entitled. "rhe I'm
perfect Tcnses or tue Passive Voice IN English" The
author TOOK ground against the use or such forms
'the house Is being built ''are being" 'ls being
done.'' rhe pa per discussed by Or. Sampson,
Haideman, VI Pennsylvania; Professor March, OF
EistOn, Pa; Dr. Hyde. OF Allegheny College; DIR.
kendrick, or Rochester, and Dr. Crosby. The drift
OF the discussion favored the OF these forms.
when the annual address WAS delivered by DR..
Crosby,
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EUROPE AN MARK IT'S.

LorpoN MONEY MARKrr.-LoNDoN, July 25-6PM-
Copsos closed Vt 9S for both money ana The account
United States nvc.twenty bonds 1852, 91; 1885, Old .sl
1867. VI "; ten-fortes, sl&
PAEls MONEY NARkTr-PAnIs, July 25-Rentee, 55r.
f0c :.
p M1he market closed dull and uncha ngcd; middlins
mn anJs, I'll SD. middlns dreams, gl.d. al,d Ths
sales have been iUVv0 bales including 1000
port ami speculation. -, -,
favorabic, and cause dulness b, the cotton marxct
petroeum 1871 per gallon Spirits trpenne easer At 44s
r. ner cwt L,nseed oil, 49, t0s. per ton. 49,
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MAHArr.-ANrwERr, July %.
Petroleum, 4gf. for line pale American
IIysRPoo. BIZ ApRrJfFs MARRrT-LivrRrooL, July
California white; lOs Id los a. for new red Western
s,,n. aud lis red winter The receipts of wheat
me past three days have been 5bo quarters OF which
wsrs American Flour AS per bbl. tor ettern canal.
corn yer quarter Peas. 39s 6i per quarter Cana
dian. ,......, u.,rvr I,vp,,.o, ,.,s
pssf 20. per terce OF aOl lbs. Tor extra prime
LiyrRpooL iRoiuur MAasEr-LIvrarooL July 49,
rsii,s GA 81 per cwt. spirits turpentne opened buoy
AMI sn advanced TO b2s per cwt, u subsequently lost
10 avanr. and cpsed Easy NJ 4ss faron 55s tor
sho,, rlhle, ,niddrs. Common rcsn, ~. per cwt
rhE COTTON MONEMFNr. -
LivkRroot, July 25, 1871.
NttrW Bales
Arr,rei . lON, fWIu'W. OF Cotton:
shin Record ..........N New Orleans. June ~ G,6t
solp North smp ,...Ncw Orleans june 10 All
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G y 3 A..
Surrender of Prominent Lead
ers of the resurrection.
EXECUTION OF CAP TUaEO EMISSAaIES.
Anxiety About the Result of the
Crisis in Spain.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HE1AL0.

HAVANA, July 25, 1871.
Alvarez and Hernandez, the Cuoan emissares
from Cespedes, who were recently captured, were
executed at Malanzas yesterday.
Captain segr' ia and Feip Ros, accused Of COM
plicity with the conspiracy formed in Santiago dc
Cuba have been liberated.
Severe measures have been taken by the authori-
ties OF Santiago de Cuba against the Migrants.
Several parents nave been fined for allowing their
sons to lead an idle lie.
Carlos LOret MOla Minister Of the Treasury OF the
Cuban government; Quartermaster AquilerO Er
nesto Loaces Jose Guerra, Manuel Quesada and
several members OF the Betaneourt family, have
surrendered TO the Spanish at Puerto Principe.
The insurgent Colonel Hail, VINO surrendered at
ManZanllo, is Cuban, and not an American. rs has
been reported.
Felipe Augusta Bages, a companion Of the late
Cavado captured recently at Oayo Cruz. brought
TO Puerto Principe and executed.
Colonel Botsadllla OF the lnsurgent army, has
been killed.
There is much anxiety manifested by the people
and government employees to know the result OF the
Ministerial crisis in Spain.
The bark Ocean Home mas arrived from New York.
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THE CANADIAN FIL1DUSTEGS.

Excitement Among the Montreal Auth0rities-
The Filibusteriua Movement To BE Crushed
Tie Cuban Treasury Depleted-Lo,ter frsm
the Cuban Junta-A Reporter Threatened
influential Canadians in sympathy with
the Movement.
MONTREAL, July 25, 1871.
There has been much excitement In certain quar-
tiers to-day The Cuban expedition anu the steps
which the authorities are taking to suppress
any movement OF the kind. Information had
been received 10y the Dominion police and
the Spanish Consul, and the authorities were
on the alert. Consul General Satrutigui arrived
from Quebec this morning, and he with Consul
Trousky. of this city, have been making investlga-
tons. The Mayor and Secretary OF the Dominion
Secret Service Police were at work all night but
only ELECTED facts SO far published.
That there Is strong organization OF well drilled
men there is doubt, but the authorities seem to
think at pre- thar there is no possibility OF any
considerable force leaving, there is no money
forthcoming.
The leader OF the Montreal branch received a
letter to-day from Mr. McGl, OF the Cuban Junta.
of New York. which ne showed to q party who mas
reported to your correspondent The letter says:-
oWhat have you fellows been dongY You have
let all out and our plans are spoiled for few days.
Don't lose courage: AL Will ne right before long.
Money Will he forthcoming. Go ON recruiting.
hr. McGlii Is the emlSSlry WHO came 10 MOntrcals
A threatening letter sent to member Of the
press whom the Cuban volunteers suppose to have
exposed the affair In a CITY paper. He Is warned TO
go no further as MS life Will not be worth an hours
purchase. The letter is in the hands OF the author
ties
Members OF ,he expedition make no secret now Of
their membership, and aflirm that they will start as
as soon as possible. some influential men are In
sympathy with the movement and the further we
20 we find that the affair is widespread
No arrests have as yet been made. but instructions
from Ottawa are expected tonight.
Reports Conrcrnius the Fllbnstering Move
ment Copsrnd.cted.
MONTREAL, July 25, 1871.
The members OF the Volunteer Corps complain
that the New York papers have published their
names as having joined the Cuban expedition. They
saw there is not the slightest truth in the statement
II ia stated that some returned Red River vOun-
teers have concluded TO JON Tor $500 bounty; but all
these rumors are considered d0uDtfcl.
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EXPRESS ROBBERY IN AENTUCKY.

Barring Robbery ON the Mobile and Ohio
Rnilroai-An Express Gar Eo,ered by Kob-
hers, the Messenger Gvcrpowertd nnd
$4,000 stolen.
ST. LOUIS, July rs, 1871.
daring express robbery was committed on the
Mobile and ONO Railroad Ia HicAman county Ken
lucky on saturday night. Thee men got on Inc
train at Union CITY, ana at Moscow, when the train
halted. two Of the robbers got on aud confederate
remained on the plat orm. AS tic IRAN moved out
RON the depot the two Jumped into IN; express
car, ovefpOwerei the ue,scnRcr apd ROBBED the
SAFE OF $4,000, and naed the train and Jumped OIL
anu disappeared III the daiN. Twcnt, 1--we citizens
u MOSCOW turned out TO hunt Tor the robDers, out
thcy nave not yet beeu found.
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LONG BRANCH.

a Fearful Gale on the Enthusiastically
Kiled-The Niath Regiment Not to Visit the
Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July Is, 1871.
1t has been raining and blowing strong gale all
day. 1t is the greatest storm That has visited this
shore for twenty years.
A team attached to a stage ran away at the depot
this afternoon. Josephus Newlngs, In attempting
to stop them, was knocked down and run over. He
died IRON his injuries two nOlr5 after.
Colonel Fisk states that his re giment will not come
to the Branch t1s season. on account OF the loss oil
time the regiment has recently met with.
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TIE ARIZONA IysIAY WAR,

A Government Trail Attacked by Apschrs-
Spirited r sht- htiteen warriors aud One
soldier kilcd.
SAN FRANCISCO, CaL July %, 1871.
Adyices from Iuscon, under daie OF July Is. state
tnat n supply tram, IN cnlrge Of Captain Ii. L.
smith and q company OF soldiers, en- route for
Camp Bornie, when twenty mile, east from Tus
con. was attacked by a baud VI loo Indians. The
captain and nearly all the company were mile
ahead Of the wagons As soon AS ;le rear wagons
were ATTACKED word was SET forward. and Lieu
tenant 1hiiler returned Win hail the company
With these and the wagon men he engaged the In
rlOrs and losing Que soldier hllled, three wounded
and three horses XII ed.
General Crookc, with MS command OF guides ana
scouts and 200 soidicrs, are IN the mountains east
ward AMI have not been heard from Tor several
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CAPE May.

Conservation of 81 Church by Bishop Oden-
misunderstanding feremony.
CAPE MAY, July "a, 1871.
Yesterday the most Interesting event Of the week
occurred--viz., the conservation, by Bishop Oden-
heimer OF st. Johns Episcopal church. BY united
efforts and liberal contributions the debt Of ST. 100
the building was removed, this being a necessary
preliminary by the canons OF the Church The ser.
vice was read by Rev. Messrs. Badly. Of Pennsyl-
vania; Rankin. OF Maryland, and Petit OF New
Jersey. The sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Cole
man, OF Mauch chunk, Pa. The Bishop delivered
a congra tuatury address. and the crowded congre-
CATION dispersed to their homes In great gladness OF
heart
The hotels are all full, and the seems to be
one Of great enjoyment.
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THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE AT INeLEs1pE

SPRINGFiELD. Mass, July Is, 1871.
The Springfield Republican OF tomorrow morning
VIII contain official statement OF Messrs l.. J.
Powers and G. A. Nichols Of this city, imekeepers
of the recent University boat race at IngIeside de-
ciaring that they nave discovered an error OF one
minute In the reckoning Of the time for that race.
me change thus ELECTED makes the time OF the
Agricultural crew the fastest on record w nearly
one minute. The statement concludes az follows:--
convicton thai OF the three crews IN inc
race above referred 10 as follows Amherst Arricnt.
College 6a6%t Harvard Unversy crew, |. 2sS
Brown University crew, l7:HH.
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CAPSIZING OF A BOAT.

Yesterday aftern0 the tug Epesclon was
coming through He'll Gate, about four O'Clock, the
captain Captain Holenbertn) saw two men clinging
to tue bottom of salboat which had been struck
by squall and caDszed. The captain went
to their assistance and saved the two men from
drow ming One OF them, old man, was quito
exhausted, but the captain succeeded In getting
line around The Old maus body and nauled MIN on
board. The names Ol the men were George Brown
and refer Brown aud tncir resldeDce was $50 Water
street. Great praise Is due the captain for nls
perseverlug and humane excrtOns.
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.cco, compared in the same manner:-
Acreage compared CONDITION
anil, In II g.pnr y..,.. ,

The Increased Duty on Petroleum. In Italy.
George r. Marsh, Minister 1T Florence, IN u
letter addressed to the state Department under date
OF June 70, 1871, says:-
In n conversation with the Minister OF Finance
tins evening received the following explanation of
the views OF government In regard To The raising
OF The duty on petroleum, which, IN the practical
construction of the treaty between Italy and France.
mas been hitherto considered ~ liked by the instru-
mentAt the period OF the negotiation OF the treaty
solid asphatum and mineral tar, and perhaps other
nuid aud semI-1uid nltlfnInous products, were Inn
ported nto ltaly aud trapce In inconsderahle ouan.
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r r A " @ e.
President Theirs Refuses to Accept
Jules Favre'S Resignation.
iNiOn Of the Moderate and Radi-
cal Republicans.
TELEGRAM TO TAr new YORK HERALD.

ltLsGRAM ~ INF 'tw TUiN HERALD.
PARIS, July 25, 1871.
1t is again rumored that Nj. rayre intends to
resign the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
THE MODERATE AND RADICAL REPUBLICANS.
The moderate republicans in the Assembly are
negotiating for union 18th the radical Lett.
RE0PENING o. THE COURTS.
1t is hoped tnat the regular sttiDgs OF the courts
Will recOmmence on Monday next.
FRESH DUTIES.
The Committee OF the Assembly upon the budget
proposes to raise fresh duties to the amount OF
600, 900, 900 Of francs.
Jules Fnyre's Ees.rpnfion at accepted.
VERSAILLES, July %, 1871.
President Theirs has refused to accept the prof
fered resignation OF NJ. Jules Favre Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
THE CouRrS-MARTIAL FOR THE COMMUNISTS.
The assembling Of the couris-martial Is positively
announced Tor July 81.
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TELEGRAM 70 the aEs YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July rs, 1871
The dispatches from Madrid In relation to the
recent ministerial crisis have been somewhat con.
oath OF ONCE.
interim.
Many OF the Spanish officials have rendered their
designations.
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DISCOVERY OF A NEW PLANET.

VTIVNt w It.. July
Professor @. II. 7. Peters, OF the Litchneld Obser-
valory, Hamilton College, announces The discovery
OF small planet, the ilitn in the group OF
asteroids, at three O'Clock this morning. IL was
observed In twenty one hours. fortythree minutes
right dec,ension, and ten degrees twelve minutes
south declensiOn having moved In twenty-iour
hours fortynye seconds. IN the former cOordinatei
aud Jour minutes aud twenty seconds towards the
south IT, magult"da ia estimated between twelve
aud tlirtec,~
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TElsGSaM TO THE new }O3l HERALD

LONDON, July 25 1871,
The Staniard OF to-day publishes the de ails OF a
series OF terrible earthquake shocks which recently
occurred in one of the Philippine .sands
More than two hundred persons were swallowed
up by the earth and every one OF them almost
instantly killed.
Sixty bodies OF the dead had been recovered. The
rest Of the inhabitants led the island, which has
been utterly depopulatcd.
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THB HAYTIEN MINISTER.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
sIR--I enabled To inform you officially that the
news communicated to you by your Washington
correspondent about the expected recall OF Mr..
stephen Preston, the Haytien Minister at Washing
ton, Is void OF all foundation. The government and
people OF Hayti are, as 4 am informed, perfectly
satisfied with the manner IN which Mr. rest0n iu-
MIS- hrs functions. should TIC mach obliged 10 you
n you would publish TINS correction, aud remain
Nc, 4. HAENrLENS,
Charge d'AGalres OF Hayu al usieIu1l.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain 8. d. Trenchard has been detached from
command OF the United States steamer Lancaster
and placed on waiting orders. FIRST Assistant
Engineer George +. Hunt from the worcester aud
ordered 20 tue Boston NAVY Kara.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Following record viii show the cnauys, IN tho
temper ature for the past tveny-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day OF Last yelr a.
indicated Dy the thermometer 40 hudnut's Pnar-
macy, HERALD Building. corner or Ann street,
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.

Two Hundred Ter ons Enguphed by az Earth
quake in the Philippine Islands
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THE INDIANS.

-antantn ana Big Tree, the kiOy-n Chiefs,
Convicted OF Murder in heir Exec
cutiOn De fcrred-Satarta showing the White
Feather.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July %, 1871.
The Republican learns from JacssbOrough, Texas,
tha, the report that the Indian chiefs Satanta and
Big Tree had been Killed while attempting to escape
Is untrue. They were bCtn tined Ut JacksDorough
and found guilty OF murd IN the irst degree
Judge Seward, VINO presided al Their trial, thought
their punishment ought to lie comiuuted to impris
onment Tor life; ana MI Tatum, the Indian Agent
also using hls influence 10 secure tns result General
sherman had oruere, thar ti9y De nel0 until maj
order from The Pressure NJ should Ut received. 1t Is
probable, therefore, they viii not be executed:
Santanla lakes MS Imprisonment very hard, and
says his raid on WILSON'S tram the rst one he has
engaged Ia IeXas, aud Al The whites Will release
nm lie viii never MAKE aEother.
Condition of the KiekupOos in Mexico-Pro-
visioms Issued 10 1 hem by the Governments
Mexicans Opposing tho I.eturn to shc In
dian Territory.
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1871.
The reports received at the Indian Bureau to-day
show that the portion OF the kickapo0 Indians now
al Mexico are divided among themselves about re-
turning TO TINS couutry; tut the most influential
Chiefs with delegation Of their brethren VIII visit
the tribe IN Kansas. who together. VIII look Ior
reservation for all Their people IN The Indian Teri
tory to be located distance from the Texas bor-
der. The agent who was despatched 10 MEXICO IN
order to Iiliuce the relurn OF Tue klckapoos says
these Indians are near santa Rosa, i'll Goa
hulIa and mentions as singular fact
that Mexican commission had arrived at
that place hut one week III advance of our agent
and his pary ana had been issuicg cattle and corn
to The klckapoos Inc MeXlc;lus are anxious TO
retain the klckapoos, i0i tne reason that II they
snail leave the uonnunity will be invad ed by the
Mecnalard, Apache5. Lepau, ana other marauuinK
Indians; mat hIckapoos are the only defence OF
the Mexicais. and tIa. thelr 'aoor ana trade are
matters OF mean importance 10 them. The re-
port also shows that one vi the ladian chiefs was
DrlDed by the MeXlcafs not 10 cO!lSeht tn the re-
mOval alter some OF the KlckapOOs, especially the
suuaws, had male atrargedieu,s Tor departure.
The object oil our government III desiring the re-
tlrI, of The KickapOos and their location rescr-
yatiun IS 10 bIeaH up their depre1atlUns on The
Texas lronIier IN winch they are encouraged ny
Their Me ylcan friends.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JULY 20.
ls63-The raid OF Morgan's guerillas into Ohio was
terminated by their defeat and the capture Vi
their leader.
ls62-Iresident Lincoln called upon all rebels to
turn TO their alexia Ce and warned them OF
the penalty OF the cOnnscatiO OF their
property should they refuse 50 to do.
1884 mob OF freshmen afte npted TO rescue
Thomas Kaine IRON the custody vi the United
States Marshal, In this CITY, KANE was
claimed by the British government rs fugk
tive from punishment Tor murder
1469-Baitle OF BanUury. England The Yorkists,
under Edward w.. dee lied the Lancastrians.
under tue Earl Oi Pembroke
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MILE. NILSSON.

PORTLAND, Ne, July 25, 1871
Mile Nilsson and party arrived at the Glen House
to-day and will remain Tor lew DAYS.
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SPAIN.

Marshal serralc Has Succeeded in Forming
New Hinistry
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Consolidated Railroad Bridge Across the Mis-
sissippi-The Central Branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad.

consolidated k0ilrOn0 Bridge Across tue MIS-
sissippi-The Central Branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad.
Boston, July Is, 1871.
At meeting held In this city yesterday, IN which
the Central Branch Of the Union Paclc. chicago.
Burlington and Qancy, Hannibal and St. Joseph.
Chicago and Southwestern. Atchson Topeka and
Santa FG Railroads were represented II was agreed
TO construct bridge across inc Missouri River az
AtchisOn, the WORK TO be commenced immediately
The Central IranCn Company have made arrange
ments to extend tneir ROAD up the Republican
River to connect with the Union Pacific at the one
hundiedh meridian.
The Boston, Hart ord and Erie Railroad.
Boston. July %, 1871.
motion was made In the Supreme Court this
morning, Judge Gray on the bench, TO admit the
new trustees OF the Hartford anu Erie Railroad as
parties to the suit OF George Ellis and Others under
the Ber0e mortgage, who are W. I. Hart, George
G. OlIphaut and Charles p Clark. This was opposed
bv the corporation. and Brooks counsel for Ellis,
was instructed bv him TO oppose IT, and oy Matthew
Bowles TO assent to 1t. Mr.. Brooks stated TO the
Court that he should withdraw Tor Ellls. After
some discussion me Judge postponed the hearing
until Friday morning, Mr.. Ellis being without
counsel.
The Executive Council, at a meeting this after
noon voted to pay $1,000 toward Grabbing the
to obtain possession OF the road. This Is In accord.
ance with plan devised several months since by
some OF the principal bondholders. and the above
amountIs two per cent on the bonds of the road
now held bv the STATE the other DUndh0lderS con-
ulbuting their pro a share III like manner.
Delinquent Railroad Taxes in Missouri To BE
Exaried.
ST. LOUIS, July rs.
The County Court has approved the action OF Col
le;tOr Mcguire In his attempt to collect the delin-
quent taxes OF the Iron Mountain, Pacific and North
Missouri Railroads, and authorized him to employ
counsel AT the county expense TO defend any suit
that may be brought against him or his bondsmen
Tho Macon and Western Iniunction Case.
ATLANTA Ca, July rs, 1871.
The Supreme Court Of Georgia today in the Macon
and Western Railroad injunction case decided In
favor OF the iessees.
General Gordon leaves tonight for Washington to
appear before Inc ku kux Committee.
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Mr.. Aaron Parker, VINO gave evidence In the re-
cent inquest the bodies OF the victims OF the late
riot, desires to state thai ne did say that he
saw pistol shot bred from me plumbing shop be-
tween twenty fourth and Twenty nitn streets, bds
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Knox has Happy FRcu,ty Of Adapting
his Hats not only to the heads OF the wearc but also to thu
localities they He has full dress
Hat Tor the street. which nsh % Fashion
wardro lie has sntlDc Hat for the sea shore.
which ifnparts to the maritime HIS Mountain
Hal has PICTURES ue style, su eslive 81 SCENE contrasa
perous adventure Then there at Tor the angler.
with wide and ssdy orin ana the nght jau ~ Hat for
horseback The fact Is That KNOX true artist In hi,
sit his with ths
by oh they SURROUNDED and should not surpr
In the progress OF h!s oectng hats that
expressive o the thoughts which passing in
the heads they are INTENDED to cover.
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Coroner Schirmer was yesterday called 60 Belle
vue Hospital to hold an inquest on the body OF
Morris Teahan, a lad twelve years OF age, who died
from the effects OF injuries received on the l2tn ut
bY being caught and crushed in printing 30
John street. where he was employed Deceased lived
with MS parents at 10 Vandewater street.