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DEATHS.
Dr.. CarEna1t

FOR SALE. s.a. A YOUNG Canadian Mare kind and ssS:s sx,. true in every respect also harness and SSSSSSS wagon, 186 EXCHANGE STREET, ,As--.ss~ Near Poplar Street, Fair Haven. a1o0T
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THE WEST.
Michigan.
Strikers Losing Their Courage.

Strikers Losing Their Courage.
 DETROIT, April 26.-Three thousand men who have been on strike at Muskegon for month past are becoming discouraged, and unless they receive more help from outside there will soon be break. The sawmills are all closed. The Boom company, which gives employment to about five thousand hands, will build cottages and import gang of men from abroad and board them so to be in dependent of the strikers.
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Chnsed by an Insane NInthe CT.

FoxBoRo, April 26.-Mrs. Alfred Fales, whose husband recently died at the insane hospital, has shown sympsoms of alteration lately. Last night she seized bread knife and chased her daughter Mary, aged twenty one, music teacher, around the room crying q will have your blood" till the latter was
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Fatally 1niured During a Celebratton.
Ohio.
Planting Trees I'm Garfield Place.

Planting Trees tn Garfield Place.
 CINCINNATI, April 2G.-The forestry con- gress met to-day and listened to the reading of papers by prominent men all on various branches of forest preservation and planting from practical and scientific standpoints. The Eighth Street Park was dedicated at Garfield Place. Trees from Mentor were planted. A heavy rain storm interrupted the ceremonies and stripped the buildings of their decora- tions. The procession and Eden Park cer G. monies will take place tomorrow.
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WANTED,

( RELIABLE and energetic man, with refersnets "A Catholic preferred); must be acquainted in St. Johns or Sacred Heart Parish BOYLE BROS,
 sp2j St AT state Street.
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

Decorating the Graves of Confederates.
 ATLANTA, April 26.-To-day was Memo rial day" and the graves of the confederate soldiers were decorated. Colonel E. T, Hodge, of Atlanta, made an address in the absence of Colonel Henry E. Priton of Wash ington, who had been selected but was una ble to be here on account of illness.
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FOR SALE,

shs%a, THE FIRST-CLAsS BRICK DWELLING EsiH HOUSES No. 107 and 109 York Street. EGIl They are nearly new, containing all modern Improvements very central and always well rented
 Price low and on terms to suit purchaser. Inquire at
 BEERS NATIONAL. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ap5 If 242 Chapel Street,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Edwin FOrrest's Will.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2G,-Lawyer Daniel Dougherty this afternoon filed his final ac- count as executor of the will of the late Ed win Forrest The total amount received from all sources was $29, 100, of which $15,- 800 was realized from the sale of personal property One hundred and ninety three thousand dollars has been paid to the Forrest home Other expenditures reduce the bal ance on hand to S2O OOO
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4ssAs 29 Auburn street, second floor, rooms, s#s;H S9 co; first floor No. l2 Newhall street, near @iI Winchester's gun shop, SIP %; No. 10 Newhall street. second oor second floor English street, Cedar Hill, for small family. $500; second floor, Clinton avenue, $10.00.
 FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street, near Oak street, $500 and balance mortgage house on East street, near Or nd, in good repair rooms city water, connected with price s1 $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me.
 A. M HOLMES,
 e9 Church Street, Room 8. +o O
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
Dr. Lamson's Doom Sealed.

Dr- LamsOn's Doom Sealed. LONDON, April 2G.-Sir William Y. liar court, home secretary, announces that it has been decided to hang Dr. Iamson on Friday next the evidence offered since the recent respite not being sufficient to justify con- mutation
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do general houseEork in Fl "A vste family; good city reference Inquire st
 ap27 It. 246 JAMES STREET.
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An ERnrt to Apree.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Senator Cameron and Mitchell will on Saturday attend & con- ference here between the Independents and StaIwarts inf an endeavor to agree on basis of unity Senator Cooper, however, said this morning that on no account would the Stalwarts withdraw General Beaver as candidate for Governor.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

HARKINs-In Branford, April 1Oth a son to Jero and Marie Harkins.
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Killed His Sist

NEW YORK, April 26.-Edward Hovey, painter, twenty two years old, shot and in stantly killed his sister-in-law Mrs. Fanny Vermilye, aged nineteen, this evening at their residence. Hovey bears very bad reputation. He was arrested. No cause is learned why he committed the deed.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
The Boston and Albany Stock.

The Boston and Albany Stock
 BOSTON, April 26.-The stockholders of the Boston and Albany railroad at their meeting in Fremont Temple today voted to accept the act of the present Legislature providing for the exchange of the State's stock at $16O share for five per cent. twenty years bonds of the company. The total vote was S9, ,533 shares; in favor of accepting 56, 773 opposed 32, ,7GO. The opposition to the purchase came from the western part of the State.
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For Rent.

FVIO IOENI9 ssze. A joiner shop location central, shed room kHtiH for lumber benches and everything ready for E$ilI business, Barn for horses to rent from May Ist 1882 A. NJ HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room 8. Office hours to 4, 73O to evenings. a19 10t*
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DastardIy Deed of IIishyvaymen.

NEW YORK; April 26.-A man named Ber- nard Bloom, aged thirty-fve was found this evening bound and gagged and in nude condition lying across the track of the New Haven railroad at Mamaroneck, Westchester county He was removed to the hospital, where he stated that he had been attacked and robbed by number of unknown men. The police are Investigating.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Brewery Destroyed,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2G.-The brewe- ry operated by the Milwaukee Brewery con- pany and owned by Ph. Best B. company and the Blatz Brewing company, was burned this afternoon. Loss $50, GOO Insurance S5O,- 900. The fire originated over the boiler.
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Illinois.

The Attempts of Train Wreckers.
 BLOOMINGTON, April 26.--Three attempts were made this morning to wreck trains on the Chicago and Alton railway, between this city and Towanda, piles of ties having been placed on the track Two cars of one train were derailed, but there was slight damage. A posse of railway employees are searching for the miscreants who are unknown.
 Fatally Injured During Celebration.
 SYCAMORE, April 26.-The sixty-third an- niversary of Odd Fellowship in America was celebrated here to-day. There were thirty thousand strangers in attendance. During the celebration cannon exploded, fatally in- turing William Peck.
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A PastOT's OHense.

GRAND RAPIDS, April 26.-Rev. Mir. Koch Ter, Lutheran pastor at Maaisti, was brought into the United States court here to-day and fined $500 for sending obscene and scurrilous postal cards through the mails. He had pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Ca1ifornia. Wine .Iel1ies.
Sigrist & Co.'S Wine JeIIies.
 Six Varieties for Family Use. Port, Madeira, Angelica, Flaming TOkay, Golden Tokay. Dry Muscat,
 AT LOW PRICES.
 Gilbert x Thompson, ap27 39A Chapel Street.

District of New Haven ss Probate Court,(
 April 26th, 1882. ] HESITATE of JOSHUA corr, late of New Haven, in E 4 said district, deceased.
 The Executors having exhibited their administra- tion account with said estate to this court for allow ance, it is
 Ordered-That the 28th day of April, A. D. 1SS2 at 10 o'clock iii the forenoon, at the Probate Office in New Haven. be and the same is assigned for hear ing the allowance of said administration account with said estate this directs the Executors to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County and hav- ing circulation in said district, and by posting copy ths public signpost in the town of New Ha- ven where the deceased last dwelt.
 ap27 2ts SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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For Sale in WallingfOrd, ssEas@a NICE House on the main street at . low EssiiiiH price, and two new Houses. Address NIiN W. M. HALL, ap27 1t Real Estate and Insurance.
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about to drop from exhaustion. Finally the daughter diverted her mothers attention long enough to open the door and rushed into a neighbours apartment followed by her mother with upl1fted knife. She was finally and secured.
 Emerson Growing Steadily Weaker.
 CONCORD, April 26.-At 9:30 Emerson's condition was unchanged. He is gradually growing weaker and hope is gradually de- creasing.
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The un1uckv HYestarn Ia.curstontsts.


 NEW YORK, April 2G.-E. M. Jenkins, who organized the excursion party to California which met with an accident yesterday on the Rio Grande railroad near Puebla said to-day that he had received dispatch informing him that only three of the eighty passengers are not able to continue their travels, and of that number Mir. B. l.. Kenyon of Batavia, N. Y, was most seriously injured, but his symptoms were favorable. Mir. Jenkins has received dispatch from his son, the con- ductor of the party, who said that only one car was thrown from the track and fell down the embankment, and that few people were bruised but seriously injured. The newspaper dispatch states that while the train in question rounding curve near Car bon City five cars jumped the track and if teen passengers were injured. Mir. Jenkins says that some of the names of the injured passengers published he does not recognize belonging to the party which was made up of tourists from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delawars and Virginia, with few Englishmen. Felix Campbell, of Brook lyn, with his wife and child were also in the party.
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SITUATION as coaehman and to make himse A generally useful by young nan tsinglel; goo reference. Inquire st
 ap27 It. Is WALL STREET.
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Sullivan Gets some Roston Lustiee.

BOSTON, April 26.-The champion pugilist John l.. Sullivan was sentenced to three months in the house of correction to day for a brutal assault on Charles A. Robbins Sat urdaY night He appealed.
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The Metropolitans whitewashed.

NEW YORK; April 2G.-The game to-day be- tween the Bostons and Metropolitans was better played than either of the other two, and the fielding of the Bostons was perfect. They are the only nine who have visited the city this season from whom the Metropol- tans have not taken at least one game, but the Bostonians after beating them badly in two games capped the climax by giving ihem & whitewashing. Score-Bostons ,, Metro ooIitopc n
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For Rent.

REEVES. RENTSs sSS7ss TWO stores Grand street. EMiiH One store Court street.
 EA!W pleasant 8-room house in Orange Center, only three minutes walk from ~the depot, church, school and postoffce, at very low price.
 Cottage house at Savin Rock
 Cottage hou at Morris Cove.
 A considerable number of houses and tenements in the city, to which special attention is called at the present tme this is the last week expect to be able offer full list Our sale list includes large number of desirable places Of almost every kind.
 Western first mortgage bonds. Large security. Seven and eight Der cent interest payable at my oce
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YOUNG MAN to learn the job compositor "A trade: one who has had experience preferred.
 Apply to MUNsOS E CO, ap24 At Rear 6s Court stseet-
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NEW YORK.
The Boston CoIIectorship.

NEW YORK, April 2G.-A special from Wash ington says: It seems to be foregone con- clusion that Worthington will be confirmed as collector at Boston. The Democrats will generally vote for him and their vote in con- nection with that of tho stalwart Republican Senators will be sufficient Representative Morse, Democrat has actively interested himself in Worthington's behalf and has suc- ceeded in enlisting the Democratic Senators in his support
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h..A THE HOUSE 320 Orchard street. House is EiiiI large, has all modern Improvements and is in -EA first class order; of the pleasantest places in the western part of the city there is large Barn on the premises with all conveniepces to 1t.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, nn1a Chanal Street.
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NT At MUSSON 6 cos,
 ap244t Rear G5 Court street.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April PC

WASHINGTON, April PC.
 SENATE.-Mr. Hoar introduced a resolution for the compilation of history of the Boston and Plymouth navy yards; passed
 The anti-Chinese bill was taken up. MT. Slater argued in favor of restoring the clause making the word laborer mean skilled or unskilled.
 MT Hawley spoke vigorously against the Chinese bill, denouncing it as nstrOus legislation which he would leave to posterity to condemn.
 Mr. kdmunds maintained that foreigner has natural right to come to this country, especially if their is d1sagreeable to citizens and a ble to cause breaches Uf the peace He moved to amend the section under discussion by striking out and inserting that the word "Chinese laborer" wher used in the act shall be construed to per sons engaged in manual labor.
 MT. Farley spoke in favor of the retention of the clause and was entering into general anti Chinese argument when MT. Ingalls interrupted hi and said the people of California had the remedy in their handa. The Chinese would not stay in that Sta did not the citizens employ them.
 Messrs Farley and Dawes then had 8 controversy as to Chinese in New England. The latter yielded the floor to a motion to go into executive session. Adjourned at APO p. m The Senate confirmed tue following nominations :: Alphonso Taft of Ohio, minister to Austria William L. Dayton of NewJersey, minister to the Netherand; Sargent P Sterns, of New Jersey, consul general at Montreal James A. Mcknight, of Utah. consul to St. Helena. Postmasters-Francis E. Porter, Bever- ly, Mass L. Holmes, Bridgewater, Mass Henry L.. Whitconb, Concord, Mass. James s. Fisk Holliston Mass Joseph 0. Chaffee, Lee Mass. Charles II. Briggs, Foxboro, Mass. Edward M. Gates, Thomas ton, Conn.
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 AIa1. ON thursday, April 27th, 1882, at F o'clock MTTI noon on the premises No. 226 Whalley avenue, MEiil facirg County street. Positive sale to the highest bidder of the fine large residence property known as the Crofut Place The house is convenient ly arranged and furnished with all modern improve ments, including steam heat. The lot, 100x237, is well covered with choice fruit and ornamental trees. There is good barn on the rear. - a18 lot HORACE P. HOADLEY.
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FOR RENT, ssA4as FROM May 1st, lower floor of house 5t Chap EHs ell street. modern conveniences and all in good Ma..l order; also barn premises; rent low to the right party. Apply to E. E. KIMBERLY, at of fee of New Haven Clock Co.,, Hamilton street. ar,O-
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FOR RENT, sAsEsas FIRST FLOOR of Rouse No. 138 Liberty Aiia street. Inquire of ESI c. F. THOMPSON x CO.,, an27 If 12Q Union Street.
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A ONCE, 10 experienced B0ners- A AMERICAN CORSET WORKS.
 sp27 St 2, 24, s Franklin Street
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dG41s THE commodious Store Court street, next H#i east of Orange street. Apply to EgI HENRY TRO IBRIDGE, ap1 If 79 Long Wharf.
 FOR RENT. JE&A FIVE ROOMS Park and South HIiS Strees, first floor, possession April 1st House A41l No. IS Gill Street. all modern improvements. Two tenements of five each, Heller's Block, State street, water closets each floor. Store Mo- 555 State street, also five the store. Five Lewis street, Fair Haven, $7 per month. Five rooms, 24 Spring Street, first floor.
 JACOB HELLER, m16 Yale Bank Building.
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FOR, c AEiE.

sG@S THE HOUSE No. 157 Meadow street, contain st: ing all modern Improvements; house in first EaI class order, fresco. painted walls, etc., etc., the pace is for sale at low price, and only small amount required down; the balance can remain on mortg ge possession at any time. FOR RENTING nice Rooms first floor, cor. George and Day streets city water. Apply to J. SONNENBERG, Broker,
 an21 238 Chanel Street.
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4Afaas AND TO BE taken away from the first to the A5i tenth of May, the Wo I'd House 88 Wall street. AilI Apply to D. ALDEN, l35 Park Street,
 apl5 If Or 131 Temple street.
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WANTED.

sA TENEMENT of 4 or rooms, 10 to IS min ksiii utes' walk from City Hall, for adults: Ad- EaiY dress
 ap25 8tf ID F. C. this ohce.
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DOtels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

(Opposite CathedralD
 NEW. YORK.
 xvEruERBEE & FULLER. Propr!etors. " This new and elegant house IS very ~,r4mu oo,,tra11v located for the reception of TT2N T7asts either permanent or transient. It is
 s"st0a dssbfdnsbe Bsns 0ensTa RGn. -~,p p Sc. near the Grand Central Depot, three walk of fG Madlson @ arranged on the most approved princ1- PIumong TSe bote is Conducted the European plan patronized by the best ia ies Of Europe ana aerl @ afr charges ...a1I 9vss11s
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HousE-The House voted yeas, 115 to 99 nays, to take up the contested election case of Lynch ys Chal- mers from the Sixth Missi sippi district and spent inc entire afternoon the Messrs. Pettibone and speaking in support of the committees re- port to seat Lynch and MT Atherton opposing it.
 A bill favorably reported pay $137 GOO bounty to the officers and on board the vessel command ed by Flag Officer Farragut
 rIlnda at 2 b
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

1ea1
 It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents. st lyd&E
 c Cowles & Co.,, Children's Carriages.
 For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression of Spirits and General Debility in their various forms also preventive against Fever and Ague and other Intermittent Fevers, the "Frsro-Phospho- rated Elixir of Cafsaya," made by Cas~el, Hazard E Co.,, New York and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever or other sickness, it has no equal. m&T
 Sure Cure.
 bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection with syringe combined All druggists, S1,
 c. Cowles & Co.,, Regulating Table Ware.
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dHads.
WANITEn

TNABLE BOARD in private house within 6 few
 l blocks of Library and York Etreets- The SdTer tiEer will pay from $7 to s1o a week, according to what is supplied Refers to members of the College Faculty. Address
 ap27 3tt BOX sSs Postofiee.
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A Good Chance! !

ENOR man with small amount of capital to go into E paying cash business.
 Owing to change of business, MERRILL, of No. 60 Grown street, for the stock fixtures and good will of the known the New Haven Flour and Butter Store, 60 Crown street.
 No req, enable offer refused, everything MUST be closed out this week.
 To reduce stock and keep things humming, goods will be sold at cost less commencing Wednesday, April 26th.
 Our famous BOG Teas reduced to 25c, or 49 lbs for $1 45c Teas for 35c and COG Teas 5Oc Japan Tea Dust 15c lb Babbitt's C Best.'' elcome and Higgins Soaps 5c bar; all SC Soaps for 4c or for 27c Best Gloss Starch lb. box 20c 7c lb Double strength Cider Vinegar, 18c ga worth 25c Bakers Chocolate 36c h., erth 45c Pure Bakin. Soda, 5c lb worth 10 cents ap2G
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WANTEn
WANTED,

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A work or light housework in a private family good city reference. Inquire from to p m-, st
 ap2T It. 13l CARLISLE STREET.
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A NYTNEn

A B TEMPLE STREET. . cook who assists with A the laundry work, and can be well recommend ed in the city. Apply from till 6, or in the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-27
BI.CENTENNlAL.
Festival Daytime Weather and Inter.
esting Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. rs.
Today is styled FESTIVAL Day" in the
group of bi-centennial fetes, and finer
weather could not have been vouchsafed.
The days ceremonies were inaugurated by
the parade of Knights Templar over the same
route that previous professions covered NOV
ing at III A. NJ. At the same hour there was
a bicycle meet and review and archery con-
tests in Paramount Park and the WEIGH must
cal festival in the bi-centennial Music Hall,
where an audience of ten thousand assembled.
Last night at the preliminary concert, l60
Welsh singers took part. The crowd ap-
peared almost undiminished as the Templar
parade passed through the streets. The par
Elephants, comprising communicates from
New York. Washington, Providence, Pitts
burg, Richmond and other cities, numbered
between six and seven thousand. They pre-
sented superb appearance.
This afternoon the monument to the late
Morton McMichael, one of Philadelphia
most distinguished citizens, at one time High
Sheriff. and afterwards Mayor, and, at the
time of his death president of the Park Com
mission, was presented to the city, by Hon.
Wayne McVeagh. in behalf Of the subscrib-
ers. This is the first monument erected to
the memory of one of their fellow citizens,
by Philadelphia, since the time of Benjamin
Franklin. Hon. Henry NJ. Phillips, Presi-
dent of the Park Commission, received the
monument in behalf of the city. Both ad-
dresses were very eulogistic of Mr.. Nc
Michael.
There will be brilliant reception at the
Academy Of Music. this evening, by Phila-
delphia Knights Templar commanders to their
friends and visiting Templars.
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PORTLAND.
The Reform school Investigation.

PORTLAND, Oct 26.
The Reform School investigation contin-
ued today and many boys were examined.
rhe evidence was to the effect that the boys
have been badly abused by the under officers,
and fully bear out Gov. Plaisted's charges
One of the officers knocked bov senseless,
and another was thrown against q gate, cut
ting his lip badly. Boys had been kept in
confinement six or eisht days with no oppor-
,unity to wash in little room where no
light is admitted except through two small
holes in the wall. All the boys examined
tell the same story of i'll usage. One of the
ffcers had been in the habit of striking the
boys in the face and dragging them about
without cause. For asking permission to go
to the water closet boy was struck blow
in the face with strap. the scar Of which
still remains. Several similar cases were
given. The testimony was most damaging
to the management of the school.