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New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
KAToycs1Lrs REMAINS TO BE REuov1D

Inc removal of the body of the Italian hero,
efo Aaroncel who died here ls4C his native city
toi Italy. VIII take place Tuesday The necessary
srsLs made Last night meeting Of italian cit
ss AZ No Irving place. The be removed
ahlany Hall, where they Will be received y special
cSe Ait'I several speeches have BEEN delivered the
~ De escorted 20 the steamer ATcl rdcs Of tie ltal
"' Df all the Italian cties Ia the city The steamer
~ s1a next saturday The monument Greenwood viii
faaDy De removed To Staten Island and placed the
muse where OaTlDadi died
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
COLONEL GLIDER STILL OUr OF srGHE

Colonel William H. Glider whose search for
the North Pole was abruptly cut short on Monday
tnst as he starting his journey. conld not be
found Yesterday II certain. however that neither
be nor Lieutenant Griths had let. the city ss their
baggage remained at the Victoria Hotel and the latter
gentleman during tne day. The Colonel IL sIii
said he hiding TO avoid further trouble WIN th-
Water Qusrn" Dolly Adams. and also TO be waiting
rome message from James Gordon Bennett who, II IS
binted will himself provide some means of transporta'
tiOn the uckess explorers 10 reach their
Cestlp atlOn IN the iar North.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

r..ust fArrlngiOn. OF Myrtle ave. Brooklyn,
pofe Delofe Ponce Justice Strng First District
ipg ~ ogt oi Jersey City yesterday charged with abandon
s VIE and child Mrs Harrington stated
oay 100 70 tle prisoner on February "a 1895
oI1 sNrhen years old. and che six months
me aAy IL september Mary Ann sullivan former
called on her and al Farrlngtons suggestion rs
Iar " assist IN the household few weeks later
arr, assaulted Miss sullivan In his presence
Icaenng 10 Kill them both they pads any Outery
the young and FafTinet0n became In.
isr anu she applied 70 the Commissioners of Charity
i4hgtons arrest He tied 10 Jersey CITY and sent tor
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
-srlno ruE rAy WHo pRoNIsED ro M4RKr AER.

PorTsvLLE. Penn, July 16 (Speciab.-S
vas entered here to-day against Louis sandtler sb-n
andoah merchant by Sarah Collmer age twenty-one.
who claims s. 500 for breach OF promise. They knew
each other In Russian Poland where both lved
until two years ago. when Louis came
10 America promising in due 10
send for Sarah. SIX months ago he wrote that
he WAS ready TO rarry nsr but contrary promise
her no money IL that lie pected
ner Ia reseu hI. refusing 10 Contrary TO MS
expeetations she unexp-rtoGly did come aud
has since been living with her brother
miner At GlrardvIlie, This week friend
of his called on aud -Baeavor.d to in.iuee
her TO return TO old country She came to town To
dnv insututed tho suit and hAd him arrested on =
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
BPIyGIyG HonEA DANGEROUS LUyA1C.

Louis F. Oscanyan. the grandson Of the former
Turkish Minister WHO escaped from the PougSeepso Lunac
Asylum about ten DAYS ago found Chicago
by Detective Moore and To-, kd the
Fourteenth Precinct station last evening He u dangerous
ignao has aped the ASYLUM. twice before
In he set IRE 70 his fathers Louise AZ onfhun
kred and thirty nnthst and the Boulevard He IL bent on
numbering his family superintendent Cleveland OF
Tie asylum refused yesterday 10 receive Oscanyan
patient OF his vicious nature and he viii probably
be sent 10 Auburn Asylum.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
REFUSING TO ALLOW FUNERAL IN 4 CHURCH.

az was announced that the funeral of Mrs. Eliz.
steth McTaughl in who died Wednesday would DE held
today chnrch Leonard and Mau3er sts Brook
yn The Rev Father Murray has refused 10 the doors
OF The church the grOnd that Mrs Mclaughlin ws not
Catholic granddaughter of Mrs. Mclaughlin, who Is
hpsoopaan married by the Rev L. living Of avary
church Mrs Mclaughlin when dying requested That the
marriage should take place at and the ceremo ny took
Nane few luur. hrfDrf hfr death
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
p,ryNG UP DOLLARS FOR PARNELL.

,ropx OF TUE TAMMANY HALL CoMMrrrEE-Thh
DINNER TO BISHOP o'vARRELt.
The following additional subscriptions were
,ceiyed yesterday at the odoo OF the irish
.ry Fund Association:
Bye c. ShGyre
r,. York World contributions. S-IZS %
"a por,er am citizens Of Cedar
Ale Ahle,sSs ts pro Asso - l4i 25 town. Penn 40
meeting of the sub-execut;ve committee was he'd
..,a-oav afternoon at No. Gas Broadway. Judge Ed
s Rrospe presided IL was intended to discusS wnat
non,d he done with the money on hand at ihs neens'
~, a. Chairman Eugene Kelly was not present II WAS
s,cdef TO postpone the matter until the next neens
caneral James F. O Belrne, Niles NJ. O'Bren Assistant
D.trict- Attorney FITZGERALD C. O. snayne' bryan W.
uosvvnv and other members OF the fsr-
rsmentary fund wcat to Peekskill In the afternoon
=. a. ,olone Cayanagh anu the officers OF the oJ1h
.rarsing their return to town this evening ana Tue
,r.r,h ~ the men to tho Madison Square G1rden 10
90 through the review. drill and dress parade IN au o
the Fund.
The Poet Geoehegan presided last evening AZ
rs.tire in fammsny Hall OF the members repres-nr
ing the different Assembly Districts throusn'u, '"O
ety pledged TO money ior i'
n .ns Ir.,anC The total OF the collection
announced was $40 500 and tbe chairman sAia ms
fore The collection was coneidded Sa.DTT Tsmmany had
raised. making total OF $500 ina snss AA"'
,.issd for freedom the rights Of mar - 81. uo,aI
The dinner rendered to Bishop tarIs ~ ~, Tnrs
hn,ng vas brilliant ana successful ala James
u F,rreU prssidrnt of the Homo knie Cuo h 80 @
h,r,an ana l. J. Callahan vice-charman 10 l.S li-
sss Pi.hop OFaT-e and 10 the lel'
ChorIas A Dana There were numerous tossS 49, ~
spOnss' s%ss 0Ber1e. Coleman Wil;sH
!'"'' aIor. j. P. Lynch, l. j. CaNanan. ana ..
Michael C,iolin Denis Lavney Father DoneIly, r,rS
IIaward Krowpe Assstaat DistrictAtt0rney flNgeraa
ac, cgapes McDonald. Omaha. la Iroposihs te
Syosst OF +" The Press." James +. fataea o,,ant
..I there be Democrat present who IL noo , nm
rssaer Of "TnE TRBUNht can only say .Iod ply Nh
49, mo anthusiasu win which Jnis sta'e "'s
'd nns | nd snnsiaei j. NJ wall replied, and tAsh 'h7
hroE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

There Is a movement on foot among the young
men Harlem for the establishment OF artillery
conjunction with the State National Guard Colonel -ckes
nas taken Is doing an he
" perfect such organization Last night preliminary
meeting held al Lis house y y East ehundreian
nIIy ifstst at which committees appointed. IL j.
iouae That commander VIII BE- selected AT te next meet
z oi IRE corps which IS 10 be hello on July % Ocia rec
Hoh and authority from the STATE have not been eVc
Dut There 10 doubt that the authorities VIII accept the
sorps which Is TO comprise 100 men when thoroughly
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

1RIBuss OrYIcE. July III = m-There were
several showers yesterday morning rain fell 10 the
denth ~ Al inch The barometer had an upward ten
deucy The temperature ranged between 69o and IS''
the average 72i4S being 67so higher than on tns cor
responding day last year ana . lower 'nSn on 4H'
.-.
Partly cloudy weather. with a higher temperature
may be expected to-day In this city anu Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
WIyyERS OF CHESS GAMES IN ENGLAND

CONTESTS OF THE AMERIcASs-THE PLAYERS AND
THE SCORE.
In the fifth round of the chess tour nament IN
London. England yesterday Hp.chutz won against
Nortiner shsllop against Mason. Zukertort won
against Taubsnhaus. Backburne won against bra Dur"
won against Mackenzie and Gunsberg won against han-
hsp Pollock DID not play The Mortimer and Lipschuz
game WAS an interesting one It IL stated below;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

nj. vr;,e who ,oned his promise 10 40 pet,er on
r AGO last Thursday Miss sullivan appeared ana -ne anu
FarrnSton live In the Monarch Hotei IN Ts
80 Mira harrington caused her hushands arrest ne
nrisoner proessed penitence and offered to I've ~ ns AZ
he was released but Judge stilsing committed MN IN us
f,nIt of bonts pay 81 week for the supper. U, '
and child Harrington and Miss sullivan ha AZ ,r ,he
sx and at wife nterceded with the Sou
release husband. saying that Satsacory
lad been made. Her pleading was not successful
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
AMAD M4yATAsBUkYPARK

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 16.-Intense ex-
element WAS caused here at o'clock this morning
by the antics Of DR.. Jacob Henhklcr, Il
Brldge-st, Paterson, v. j.. who was boarding
at the Central House. He became violently III
sane and smashed out the windows In his room. His
cries OF "pofce" "tre" and murder" could be heard
distance two blocks Clamberng out on the roof. no
tore down the chimney and hurled the bricks at the
Gro vd Of people gathered the He taken 70
police headquarters and locked up In cell His friends
took him home to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
TWO FAILURES. ONE OF D1A1ERs IN cHIyA.

The ass gnments filed yesterday were those of
Herman Asher Moses and o; Theodore TTlnke
Gustave Pohouse and George W Bayiey Frankel Bayey
Co. china No ~ Barclaysi To Charles Il chaplin. The lat
Ter with preferences amounting "a ~ $50 one Of the
beis OF the last hTm al the Office in Barclay ST. lie
stated that the Of the would exceed tho Liabilities
one creditor he si- pushing them pretty har. and
Nal a. Ley wanted extension o. time.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
BARrLEY CAMPBELL's CONDITION.

report has frequently been printed Of late
to the effect that Barley Campbelrs condition is such
a. seriously TO alarm his friends IL has even been
stated that his death will probably within few
weeks Ernest Harv the receiver Of CSIrpbeFs es
tate who him almost dai'v ostrrday denied the
truth o. these rnmors IN strong erms. Know OF no
reason" sail be- why these Its ssnOuli be made
Mr. Csmpb-lls 1itOn s more favorable than II has
been since LIE taken TO B.oOmlngdale."
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
saved. but wss finally rescued and will recover. Js
Murray escaped by running back 10 the cars In ne rsa
OBITC CARY.
THOMAS WEBSTER

Thomas Webster. of the firm Of Samuel
Thompsons Nephew & Co. OF No. l42 Duane-sf. tn
city, died suddenly 1t yesterday from paralysis
st Fredericton. ~ B. Mr. Webster went to New Bruns.
wick fortnight ago with friend for few weeks 6
recreation. When he vent away he apparently 10
the best Of health and when his friends here received
dispatch that he had bcen stricken with paralysis
Thursday morning they much surprised. Hs
NAMED for hours and died vthouh
any evidences OF pain
he was born In Liverpool about sixty years ago asA
came TO this country when still yodto. He With
out means and entered cotton brokers Office In sub-
ordinate position When he reached his majority he b.
came connected with samuel Thompson at that time
iarze importer and owner Of the famous Black star Line q
packet ships sailing regularly between NewYork sad
Liverpool. Upon the deatn OF NJ. Thompson the nr1
was reorganised By bis nephew. John ". Mason. and
Mr.. webster Was taken into partnership. He was veil
known on the floor OF the Maritime and Produce Ex.
cnaLses up TO ten years ago. when OF the sailing
vessels OF the nrm disposed Of Lattery he hxt
figured prominently as large OF wool and dsa,ee
burlAp ami iute He ieAvesa vd0 rsaal
One SOD, Joseph c., member OF the hrm of
OF Samuel Thompsons Nephew A Co, aud the Other,
Richard is connected with Massachusetts, wooen mill
Mra Webster aud one Of her daughters spending
the summsr In the White Mountains aud iInnsdisteS
upon learning Of their Bereavement Fredericton
The body will be brought to the homo Of Mr. webstsr -
No. 81 wiliow-st., Brooklyn, where the funeral VII
ke place.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
THE UEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArIONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 16.-For Maine, New
haapshire Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode island. ana
Connecticut local rains, stationary temperature south
ery winds. shifting TO westerly.
For Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware, local rains followed Dy fair
weather. stationary temperature. southerly winds shift
iDg to north westerly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
uyESTY FOR CANADIAN REELS

MONTREAL July Is (SpeciaD.-Ihe Canada
Gazette tomorrow Will conIaln prociAh-
alton granting amnesty to au persons con-
nected with the Northwest Rebellion except those
who coumitted homicide otherwise than in
actual conflict. The provincial elections ara now aI-
proaching and this proclamation will undoubtedly tend
10 retain the support OF tue ench-CanAdianA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
HENRY /. Cow.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16 (Speeian.-A tele-
gram received to-day states that Henry L Cow. OF this
city, died last night at his summer home Goucss-
ter Mass He the senior partner Of the firm or IL
l. Cow Co. OF No 3l5 Wsnut-sk. and one OF the od-
est members Of the Phiisie phia Stock Exchange He
seventy years Of ani had been in the banking
bu ne a
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And Black wins.


Cn) II ia almost safe that Mr.. Mortimer Is the
ory payer the tournament who has the courage 10
essay this famous gamDt which was popular In the
davs o. Morphr. , -.
o. Ihre.teuIng to win q rook II black takes the
bshop. 49,. 49,. - 49,
e Thisls strong pavn and after the pieces are e1-
changed OF must give black won game ,
td) Threatening to win the queen by checking with
Kt on Z 6. ,,.
(eJ Withdrawing from the attack in a very nglorious
Asnmnary ia gwen below OF the record Of the play
ersu to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC LOAN.

OTTAWA, July 16.-The balance OF the loan
granted to the Canadian Pacific Railway under the
arrangement OF rhe session Of 1885 has been paid up In
accordance with tue ratified toward the close of
lasts
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
PETER G. VANDERHOOF.

RED BANK, n. j., July l6.-Peter G. Wander.
hoof Of the most prominent citizens OF Monmouth
County who had officer OF the county courts foe
nearly forty years died here morning OF Brighgs
disease OF the kiineys
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
"ADoYIS" IN LONDON.

This evening will witness the celebration of
the ffietn consecutive performance Of /" "Adonls" in
London, and the occasion will De marked by the dis
trbutlon OF handsome souvenirs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

SCOTT -RUSSELL-WARD-Tn London. the 18th inst. at
st Mary AbbOts Kensngton, by the Hon and Rev carr
Glyn Norman only Of the late John scott tnsself
F r. s. to Annie only child OF William Porter WaGi, OF
NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
THE HEARING IN THE BROADWAY CASE.

All the lawyers in the Broadway Surface
Railroad Company litigation expect 10 be in Schenec-
tsdy to-day before Justice Landon In the case OF the
state against all the other parties In interest Deputy
Attorney-Genera POste said that arrangements had
b.-n made 20 have the up this morning In
stead OF ia the afternoon, as orr sinaly set down.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Senate to-day
took up the Naval Appropriation bill. The amend
m.nt, reported by the Committee on Appropriations
we're all agreed TO without question nd the bill Was
nas s,ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
Relia,cns Notiffs.

At washington square Methedi-s Ep,-eSgnGd1 GdxrscS
near ave-Rrv. JOHN khEt lhos
Pastor Preaching 81 1880 q ~. AMI TAD p IN s'iAN
cordially welcomed
Al Washington Heights Methsdst EysSssSsEs JAR.
WOOD pastor viii preach morning and evening
Br,mdwsy Tabcrsaeie.-Ths charoa ~. - nsr yss Ia
Ss Sssnea 81 the pastor pupis viii be supplied
LI.EWELLYN PAhrf d. D. OF nsls'<u
saminary service commences st IL 0eiocs-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
. BELF4sr RIorER CONVICTED.

BELFAST, July 16.-The new jury impaneled
In the case OF Policeman Gardner. who was
shot in the riot thi. week. rendered verdict ef wful
murder against Walker In the OF the shooting OF
citizen Waterson jury found that he came TO his
death al the hands OF unknown member OF the police
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

A Constant Cough, with Failing Strength, and
Wasting OF Flesh. are symptoms denoting Pulmonary
organs more less seriously affected. Dr. Jsyne's Ex
pectorans Is safe remedy for Lung aud Throat ais =.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

The diagram sSoTstrea sr.n' n this city ey 'snsos
The P.rpsss1ls nss ,s DIVISIONS oi tims m 'n II %
H. thOse Ine broken or dotted line
Indicated shsmousssf nos
pharmacy, Hs Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

Good News-Any kind Of key winding watch may be con-
verea wnfer for 81 20 81 bY applying the Patels
Climax Wider one watcanaker wanted in every ciy
nted states sole agent seni ailress on pDsA
card FOR Climax stem Winier Co.. ~ TrDIns
BUILDING, Sew-Eork.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
TELEGRAPH WIRE ATTAc TOA TRAM

NfNtTaI DcTSO1s Wtrt 5TrITh Id5I tNFHIUR ii
sxaye by piece OF telegraph wire which had become at
elevated train and dragged along
Mary Welsh. rTtvslx Of No. ~ West
Thirty hfhs. became ontangi ~ the wire and was DWn
down injured al Forty seventl-st she was
70 the New-Y Hospital where her wounds were
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
RIoroUs STRIKERS N SAN FIR NI,co.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-The strike of 200
car drivers and conductors on the North Beach and
Mission and City Railroad Companies lines, which
was begun on Wednesday. assumed a serious aspect
last night. The North Beach and Mission roads. fear
trouble last evening" STABBED all their before
DARK, but the City Railroad Company continued run
ming their soon after dark about four thousand
persons gathered IN M.sionst.. between Fourth and
sixth sts and the company's cars passed
raluted them with OF and other missiles
An attempt was made to put the OF the track by
pling up scsnting but the Constructions were
removed by the police. Finally, three cars
were stopped, their horses unhILchcd, their
windows broken and their conductors and drivers
forced TO leave, and upset across the
tracks The police dispersed the crowd Officers we're
then stationed at icorner TO prevent the
people from reasse milling Four OF the Rioters were
arrested. The went strike. IL 10 alleged by
them. because the companies had discharged number
OF men on the ground that they Knights OF Labor
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

For constipation fruit pulp confecton agreeable ana
efficient. At druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
Are You GoinG Abroad


Dr. Holmans Liver Pal and be safe against sessc
ness and all infectious and contagious diseases.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

controlled its additional feat in carrying crank
~ throush the Niagara Rapids Is not remarkhoio
ssIeH sn HS.rrel can do any thing in this country.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

Colonel Wheeler was q native Of North Carolina He
enlisted - private the 18th Infantry when the v
with Mexico broke and for gallant conduct he vas
promoted ls47 . second ueutenantcy Ia tho lish
Infantry and remained In the service until ls4s 10
1855 he entered he army brevet second lies
tenant OF the ID Cavalry. In 1856 he was tansferred
to the Corps OF Typographical Engineers and In 1860
ne promoted TO tia rank Of ars Lieutenant He bs-
came captain in the Engineer Corps in 1863 and II
1854 made brevet major for gallant service at the
battle of Jenkinss Ferry. Ark. In 1865 he was made
brsvst colonel and in 1856 he attained the full rank cf
major He made professor OF civil and military
gneerng at West Point In 1871 and remained there
til about two years when he p aced upon the
retired list He then returned 10 Lenolr the scene of
early youth, bought property and made the latter
place kia home
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
capas and placed under ball The will not como
before count before September.
TRYING THE NEW HAVEN BOTCoTTERS
THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL IN The CASE OF

THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL IS The CASE OF
GLtDDEN AND HIS COMRADES
NEw-HAyEN, July % (Speciap.-The defendants In
the case of the State against j. f. Busche T. F. Null
cahy, Daniel Mcnamara aud b. +. Glidden, who are
charged with conspiracy against the Darlington Pub
fishing Company, introduced only eight witnesses, all
of whom admitted that they we're Knights of Labor
They testified TO unimportant details The accused
men did not testify. E1-Judge Blydensburgh opened
for the prosecution aud among other things said
These acts Of the accused end with the torch, the
pistol and the knife IN the destructi)n IN and ruin OF the
community. Kill this viper in the egg" says the
state OF Connecticut, before il reaches ore poison
Gus growth The business community il waiting to
see whether not it close its doors at the die
aton OF the boycott, if 1t continue peacefully
and undisturbed : business.
In his reply Attorney RUSSELL for the accused, said
that the State had failed to prove its charge aud
there bad been no evidence to show that the accused
men ever made threat that they would e1tort
money.
In closing for the State Attorney Alling said
am addressing the gentlemen of the jury upon
matter that, in my Judgment, of much more impor-
tance than murder trial. Public rights pubic 1ree-
dom is involved in this matter. Is John skinner and
Alfred Gleason to be deprived Of the opportunity OF
working Tor whom snd at what price they please, SIM
ply because typographical union will not receive
them into their union II they are there is no such
thing az personal liberty Can men like Glidden.
Mcnamara Mucahy dict ate to business men how they
shall conduct their businessi If they can then
America Is no longer the land of freedom. he Con-
sitution guarantees personal liberty to all. IL 0and
OF men can say as thess fellows do Do rs We say or
We Will drive you out OF town and deprive You OF the
privilege of earning YOU living then don't want TO
live any longer. II do that society will soon
consist OF clans and there will be violence and murder
IN the land. II such actions as those OF Ghdqen ana
his comrades are not acts Of conspiracy then i know
nothing about law"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
COLONEL JUyIUs b. WHEELER

RALEIGH, n. c., July 16.-Colonel Junius B.
Wheeler U g. A.. brother OF the historian Of Nosth
Carolina Colonel John H. Wheeler died ss Lenor CsiA
well County, this State, yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1886-07-17
SOME STRAY HOTEL GOSSIP.

as soon as could done The creditors not satsn
with the proposition
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-02
in THE FIELD AND In CAMP.
Grand Army Veterans Interesting REM
iniscences of Bivouac and Battle.
Incidents of the Marches and Battles Partic-
ipated In by the Men Who Fought for
the Unions Preservation.

The blue-coat of the Grand Army veteran was
> conspicuous garment on all sides and in all
quarters yesterday. The men who carried mus
ket and sword on the weary marches and bloody
fields Of TIE great Rebellion gathered from all
directions, and every county in the State was
represented by its delegation of Boys in Blue"
Everywhere the veterans INDUCED in reminis
eences of bivouac and battle, and exchanged
recollections of the stirring days and exciting
scenes of war times. Journal reporters, ming
ling with the old soldiers, heard many of the
stories told. among them the following