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New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ELlZABETH.

The officers Of number - regiments In the
National Guard of the state net Yesterday AZ the
headqnaricr, u the ID Regiment here. 10 protest
against the hlll nov lciorc the New- Lceis
laturc reducing by onc-third the pay Of milltiamcn
while Ia camp.
The congregation Of the First EaItist Church VIII
This evening tender reception 70 the Rev. william
H. shcrmcr, the new pastor. and his family.
4 subscription dinner will be rendered cxCity
Attorney Frank Bergen, on May l2. by the Board
Of Trade and prominent citizens. IN confederation OF
his services IN helping 70 adjust the city debt
George ". Halstcid. respected citizen. died last
night He WAS sixty five years Old ana fought Tor
the Union daring tho entire Civil War
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
IIOBOKEN.
x,xc ro DrposE THEIR PASTOR.

THREATENING TO DEPoSE THEIR PASTOR
The difhculty between the Rev. l.. Elhrich. pastor
of the German Lutheran Church, and the congresa
lion Is approaching a climax. The objection ~ the
nasor is that he married divorced woman after ne
himself lni been divorced The Philadelphia faculty
to which the question was referred some 'imc ago.
decded that Mr. Eshrch had not violated any law OF
,h church Int this did not satisfy the congregations
N,out sixty Of the members held meeting Monday
night and unanimously resolved Z" request thc pa
- rc.ignation SIR Flnrich Informed OF their
action hlf he refused 10 resign on the ground tat II
youM deprive him ~ his ministerial functions. ne
/. NOT esiecialiy anxious remain with THIS parucu
lar church but he 10 continue IN 'hc ministry.
The congregation has decided 70 give him thr,o
month. I'm which TO secure another pulpit, and u ne
does not resign at the end Of that time he VIII be
tepOePf
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ROBBED AND LEFT FOR DEAD.

While on his way home on Monday eveh'ns
about IL O'Clock. j. l.. Ewell who lives near '""' u
Lane and the Ocean Parkway, in the fArhNi'c s""u
Of Brooklvn was assaulted by an unknown man. ""'
rohhed him and left him for dead. gold watch anu
$40 were stolen from him. Mr.. EweN recovered 'o'
sciolsness and managed to crawl TO MS mousse
physlcian was summoned to treat him NJ S E%ctl ~ in
about twenty light years old ana mas Mc a."
cb,Idren lie i commercial traveller. Inc fId',.>
police who have jurisdiction over me region IN h'
Tr EwcT lives thnl. that tramp assaulted MN
:. s tbouchi that ne was struck with the limb cf
t,ee which was found broken IN four pieces near w'r'
he was living. one of the blows cansen CONFUSION VI
hrain.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
TO BID GOOD.BY TO Mr. OELBERMANN

Louis Windmuilcr. Charles 5. Smith and large
number of others representing the banking insurance
and mercantile branches in this city will meet on
the North German Lloyd steamship Travc at = p. III.
to-day 10 bid God speed to Emil Ooitcrmann. the
president of the German American Insurance Com
pany. who goes to Cologne for q few months to gvo
personal attention TO the completion and furnishing
~ his ncW castle, which cover, space equal To
txcnty.cight New York City lOts, The dining hall in
which the dinner given to Mr. Oclbclmann Mon
DO, ,,ioI al DclnOnicO'S was handsomely decorated
With German and American hags and a large ciavon
nortrait of Mr. Oclbcrmann enclrclcd with IA heavy
wreath Of smlax hung on thc wall before the chair
na1.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
BRAVELY CHOPPING Il DEAD WIRE.
THE IINEMAN HAD FIT, BUT THE POLICE
MAN THOUGHT HE WAS GETTING
AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
An ELECTRIC SHOCK

AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
A big crowd gathered in Chaubersst., Just west Of
broadway soon after p. M yesterday, to watch the
struggles of a policeman and lineman with a sup
nosed live ecctric-light wire The policeman was
.tr,inc the wire with his club while the lineman lay
ON his hack in the middle of the street. cngng to the
end Of the wire with both hands and apparently suf
fcrnc from an electric shock. Pretty soon man
handed an axe to the policeman, who hacked at the
wire until 1t broke. The lineman's face was purple
,,d be tremblcd from head 10 foot. .in ambulance
ras called and he was carried to the Chambers street
IespitaI The policeman went along to get more
facts for rcport and little later the following tec-
cram was sent to Police Headquarters from the Leon
ard ST. station:
e.1opm. oliver A. wcstcott. age twcnty-one. Of
No 1O5 Greenwich st.. while IN the employ of the
dead wires in front Of No % Chambers the wire
crossed live wire and he was liioWh ID tnc stFeeO pS
the shock. Sent to Chambers street Hospital
The policeman who made the report was Thomas j.
Morris. with pardonable prlde lie ai'ef"aiu gave
the following account to a Tribune reporter: The
I,reman was standing in the middle of the street
,tnc down the wire when II crossed with live
rire on the pole lie jumped two feet into the ar
fell on his back and began to wrgglc about HIS fa'e
rot black and | thought he would die before coud
rct the wire out Of hi, hands. used my ciuo' but
the poor fellow could not let go OF the wire ana
could not knock the wire from his grasp. AT length
. man brourht an axe. | felt shock soon a the
hlaas of the axe touched the wire. bat determined
70 save the mans life If could even at me FISK OF
@ w. - ard struclt the wire with enough force To
hrosk H. am confident that IN" man would nave
died in few mnutcsf had nit not t S ne wrc rou
At the hospital the surgeons sald th"t N'e,c",t Moul'
Ia ali. "a walk ont i'm the evening. one oi ihcm re-
pvjng TO question as to the extent OF the shock when
thc neman had received. said " There "as no shock
rr T r,re ,rbch scared the policeman and other per
sons so badly did not have any electric current IN It,
Then what was the matter WIN the li,eihal
d hnd epllepuC w. lndl vas an.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
DRESS GOODS SECTIONS,

We have placed on sale, on the
Main Floor, fOurhundred superior
quality Pattern Dresses, at $3.50.
$500, $3.50 and $1,000; these
goods are of the very best grades
of Summer WOOlens; the ac.
cOmpanying Novelties are i'm Lace
Open-WOrk, interviewer with
stripes of Sici!ian and Velvet.
All who visit our basement
sales-rOOm during the balance of
the week, are invited to examine
the following : BisOnette Plaids
and Stripes. at 80 cents per yard
White Bunting, with fine stripes
Of black, at 4J cents per yard
Stripe Tamise, siik-mixed dag
Onal Twist and Pin.head Checks,
at 15 cents per yard i'm regular
double widths and all wool. Pur-
chasers are advised to secure the
advantages Of an early selection,
as the above are uncOmmOnly
good value.
JAMES NICER EERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
Jersey CITY.
FALSE REGISTRY LISTS DISTRIBUTED.

d
FALSE REGISTRY LISTS DISTRIBUTED.
Tho Senate Committee investigating the eicc"""
frauds in Hudson County resumed Its sessions In Jersey
CO.. ,.os,.rdav About dozen witnesses were eA-
amncd and twenty-five fraudulent votes We're shown
by their testimony to have been cast IN INC 'e'o'
Third and sixth precincts of the lN'h Assembly DIS
,rict last fall Richard Cooper. The Repnblicah IN
specor Of election in the seventh PRECINCT oi inc i
Assembly District that he had been offered hrst
40 ,d afterwart 800, by John O'Brcn Democratic
county Committeeman. on the night before eecuoh' IL
he would take a walk" away from the pols Ior
LITTLE while on election day. or else work Win 10"
Trottcr
Ceorre IT. Shaw said that election morning he had
r,dden around Hudson County with Edward Green
nocr,tic committeeman. in cab Green dis
,ribued about seventy registry lists at the dlHcrch
nolIinC places These lists we're not the ohcia re
vsed lists but had BEEN specially prepared oy inc
Democratic clerks of the street and Water Board under
the of the ring bosses ana coh.ea @ hecn an dn s
Years had moved to other lands. or were otierWise
disqualified from nnHids yosHs o shaw had been in the
Hallway Mall Service. and being dlscnara ny o smc
Republican Adminstratlon nad , nee 70 nr ropvnr
The old registry lists along win inc cleihS. ,,. J..
Eleven witnesses VINO haq Gee on tS" chief % cause
~ fbeir absence The committee will continue the In
vestigation to-day.
TIE GERRYMANDERlNG SChEME FAILS n""'N'
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
was held last night for the purpose of adopting Alder
man O'NellIs gerrymandcrns ordinance by wmch ''c
NJ the six Adermanc districts arc Ia be made Demo
cr,t,c Ian, il was not adopted. The Aldermanc
Chamber was crowded when the meeting was called
to order. Conspicuous in the crowd OF politicians
were sheriff Davis Commissioners Soncrs am IT, pusy; ';
rndir 1nsnector Clarke Director Kelly, OF the IOtId
~ Fducafion and other lesser lights Ihcy All ahX,
onsIy awaited the arrival Of Aldermen Donnely ana
Iordan without whose votes the ordinance could not
So "a.sed Lut the Aldermen failcd Ia come. Tho
IoarrT adiourncd until tonight. when the managers
exprc, tn have all the Democratic members present ana
in the traces.
The Young Mems Christian Association viii take
,ossesson Of their home. In Waync-st. to-da'
There will be opening services next sunday conducted
by the Rev. Cornelius Brett.
Michael Kelly was badly burned yesterday by the
,rce,tinc of a carboy of vtrio In Layerty q Co.'S
mineral water factory. at Grove and Wayne sts Tie
ruid was scattered his face. head and hands ana
il & thouclt that lie will lose his cycsight
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
FULL DRESS SWORD EXHIBITION.

There Is exhibition In Room No l. at the AstOr
House. the costly full dress sword presented TO Cap
tain Thomas T.. Sloan by his comrades Of the old
Guard Anniversary Day." April -. The sword
blade is of the finest Damascus Steel and is twenty
six inches long. Upon IL engraved the words
old Guard and also figures of soldiers In the
various branches Of the military service. guns, etc.
The hilt shield Is Of solid gold, and the handle Is
covered with silversharl skin. The scabbard il Of
solid silver, with heavy gold mountings of all Old
Guardsinan, mounted officer. sprcadcage with
scroll and several other elaboratcy wrought lg,rcs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
r..cy,x THE ARCHITECT. ACQUITTED.

Tho tatinr Of evidence in the second trial Of Il. T.
Fastnan upon the charge Of putting IN irauoul'h'
hill for service as supervising architect OF the county
Was finished Yesterday in the Court Of oyer ana Ter
miner with his acqutta Mr.. Eastman t"stfcd l"
the same purport as he did upon the first trial SeVc'
witnesses testified to his good character INC lurN
ras cb,r,cd Lv udre ,ullcn and reached verdict boz
an hour This viii probably dispose ~ the lnlict
ment. against supervisors Lockwood. French O'pon
rell and O,Hrien and eX supervisor Nolan, charging
them with the same offence in passing Mr.. Eastman
bill. A separate indictment against . li"h on"IT,0
him with corrupt con~p piracy dcfaud the count,
md will to cd
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ORANGE.

A mysterous explosion occurred in the Edison
phnnorraph Works yesterday morning. Tho furnaco
that s used for the melting OF the ingredients that are
cuployed in making the rcco'd cylinders suddenly
cnpodcd and bricks were hurled about thc place
with great force fortunately without causing any
,t,r, Xo cause for the explosion be assigned.
Tho misses section Of the Ladies' Glasses Of the
vo,ng Mems Christian Association gymnasium Will
give an exhibition Of hcir proficiency this afternoon
IA women only.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
LONG ISLAND.

RocKAwAY.-A split has occurred IN tne t'rst 81
Congregational Church at Eockaway' on a'o"rs - ~
,rn,,Hic between the pastor. the Rev JONI, r. ray
ana faction Of the congregations headed by Deacon
and Mrs. Jamson. The trouble had pecn ,,y On
sunday last. when Mr.. Fray, while preaching ms ms
,rcwc sermon denounced by mcliDcis, vi vi ,ho ,m
~, t.,',rc~ation Mr. Fray has accepted call 10 inc
Cnmrrccntional Church at Richmond lllll Inc ,ronuo
has rcsnled i'm the organization Of new cohs'I,a -,
Ton comnosed of those persons In the parlsh VINO NV
he First congregational Church. They VIII auopI tc
PRESBYTERIAN faith and call the church inc fs' i'e
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
PLAINFIEID.

winfield scott Post, No. 70, G. A. r.. held a
oman memorial camp fire last night. at which thr
dead comrades Of the post were honorcd with fitting
ccremoncs General j. y. Ncglcy delivered a
enlocy upon the posts late commander Isaac I'rolaw
Prominent state Grand Army men were present.
Mrs. d. p. Hall. of scotch Plains, daughter Of
Mrs Iulia Ward Howe, Will read paper on rhc Art
~ Conversation IN the Unitarian parlors, No. 4
second Place, this evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
STATEN ISLAND.

TOTTENVILLE.-T new police station mas oe,i pen
completed placed under the command nd ol Scr wo
and ono haf stories In height There are Twelve ccls
in bric, extension Ground is abont 20 be orTAtn ~
M c,"ctcd hv The Excelsior Lodge knights OF lyihihs
rho ruiIding will cost SO and the main hall VIII
have a seating capacity Of 900
xrIv uRIGuTON-Mis Fannie Little. daughter OF
J. IT, Little Of New brighton, was married ~ 'hrl,' ~
Church last evening TO Philip H. Caesar oi ,aoo, a
T.t,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT IS GOING On TU-Dhi' - -
Court.ma,tial Of Commander McCalla Navy hafo' ~
q nm
Sew-Jersey Jockey Club races. Ezaoe,n ~ 80 f
lark and Aoueduct Commissioners met'.is'
Hudson County election frauds investeatoi' -.
Funeral OF John j. O'Brfen, NO u r"'HS'
b. NJ. w
Lane-J Jennings suit Supreme Cour' rars o.,,oo
Ladies' Health Protective Association n's'''"ee"s
Chckering Hall, p m u, ron,ov,s hm,se
Reception to Murat Halstead at A. W. Iehhey "o"se
Brooklyn. evening. 49,, ~ AZ xyrlam.st
College Place Widening Commission. NO. 80 "'a"'s'
ladies, day at the Fellowcraft Club, ait. .rnooh.
,W.h,oc,on ,naupratlon anniversary dinner. Demon-
Innorters meeting Metropolitan Hotel, p. M ,,
AIdsrmsn,s Committee OH Bridges and Tunnels, ~olV
HAIL. p. m. -. ,,o..ouo,,..o Museum
H Art, 3 p. m ,.,,., ,,ooc,ond I.h
BROOKLYN Canoe Club lantern exhibition Hoagiahu Aao
%. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
rur REV. DIR. SrLLIV AVS CALL.

Tho Rev DR.. Andrew J. sullivan, Of this city, has
accepted a call to the second Reformed Church Of
Newark y. j., and viii be Instucd on May o. d..
.,u,r., l. vet "A young man, having been graduated
@ t'ninn seminary In 1870, but he has already made
hi mark in the ministry The National University
ni9 9;a"n ha. lust conferred upon him the degrees OF
W ~ :" "rd Pm ID. His post graduate course for the
r,'cr g. was completed with a thesis on Realistic
TIe"locy.' and for the latter with thesis on Thestlc
Mnui,Iu.'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
PLANS FOR JOHN J. O'BRfEy'S FUNERAL

All the arrangements for the funeral Of John j.
O'Brien tho With Assembly District Republican
leader. who died sunday morning. have been com
plcted There will be extremely large attendance,
for besides the members Of the organization which
hears his name. 900 strong. many well known
Republicans will be there. The services Will be held
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
,r.,,t SCHOOLS 10 close FOE TWO DAra

Tho public schools Of the city closed YESTERDAY
for two days, and will reopen on Friday wn'cn 's
A,hor Day by the state law which goes into cnect
.s,. reay Arbor Day is observed in all the schools
~,th appropriate exercises. This is the nrst yoef
:" h,ch me schools have been closed for more tnaa
1.v .t this part Of the term. although May Day
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
TRIBUNE BUILDING,

steamer G.adestry (Br). Wilson. Beaufort fun0"' ~"
CO. ,,.
Steamers Alaska and Humboldt Liverpool 81 Waei
pristo Graf ,smarck. Bremen; Bragg. Hars CIV Of
Raleigh Charleston. Guyandote, Newport Ns"s'
lanta Wsst Point Va
Also salled-via Long Island Sound
Steamer Lucy = Miller. for Bangor ,.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMH"''
FOREIGN PORTS. ,~u
LIVERPOOL. April ss-saled. steamer MAn"''
Leighton for ew.York. ,.-n.ssia tBrj H9
MoviLiE April 2y-Arrived steamer nroc seded
ris from her 10 GLASGOW ael,rt (Ger)s
HAMBURG. April 2s-Arrived. steamer
swIyyKarSIr Apri 2S-Arrivsd steamer Thns'A'"
xsrwrRP ny Spr sS-Arrivsd steamer coperh''"'
RRkMsS iV AVri soArriveo steamer Ocean s's'
rom Nsw-York
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
THIS ORDER MAY RESTRICT IMMIGRATION.

superintendent Weber received an oider at me
Barge Office Yesterday from se're'afF Nlhnom Tor
,iddnc thc sale Of intoxicating liquor there. Cooncl
,rJ,er occorncly stopped tie SAL of beer at
ho lunch counter kept by excoroncr Mug mt. saying
,ho, no considered beer Intoxicating. some Of the
Grran t"v anarchi.ts who landed yesterday were
exceedingly disturbed thcrdt.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

The young men fairly swarm abons
our shOw-windows now so bright with
the display of Spring clothes, the gay
est of which are the new Tennis coats,
caps and sashes.
These pretty things are suggestive
of grass and girls and gallantry.
Happy age, when the all-important
thing Is to appear ''just right " to the
eyes of some bewitching maiden.
In the matter of "A Seasonable outfit
we feel quite competent to advise and
the advice costs nothing. Clothes,
too, cost so little one need hardly hesl-
tate about satisfying his inclinations.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
,.,,r,,1,S ATTACK THEIR CHIEF

The Common Council recently dlsbandcd stevens
Hose Company and rcorganircd the company. WIN
Frank II. Seigcr foreman. YESTERDAY FIRE 'hci
,pplcgafe escorted the foreman 10 the o"mpanys
house 10 install him. Some Of the old members made
,, attack ON the chief and foreman. Tie chief was
.,clcd In the house and the crowd outside knocked
-ciccr down and beat him badly. some Of the new
oc,uterS Of the COMPANY went Z" ms assistance ana
RIO, seemed Imminent until the police appeared ani
it,cr.od lnth crowds. ~egcr will have hi, as,ail'
ant arrested.
Thnmas Caniwcll. age thirty two. OF Horail"''.'
Vcw York. made three futile attempts 70 shoot him
~ Nondav evening. The first bullet perforated the
rim Of hi, hat the rrazcd h- forehead and no
race Of the thrd could be found. CaniwcN saa
his sweetheart had forsakon him. lie was committed
10 the county jail
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

has been observed for several years on account Oh
the moving families in all patS OF 9dnws 1%S ' the
example of the public schools, do not close on 'hc
two DAYS mentioned
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CLAREN DON--viccnte q. Quesada Argentine s sl'sei
at Washington. PIFTH AVENCE-Sr DaVlo 'a'.p ',sa
son of Toronto and Ex-Governor Oliver Ames' oi '.Na
chusetts GILSEY-Ex- Senator d. NJ saba. OF s. :,
sofa MURRAY HILL-Bshop John r. Nc"n, @"n ~
Omaha VICTORIA-Baron w. Won bergen ,,',.n ".in
Minister to Guatemala and Baron du Tell, French "ie'
Guatemala.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

Dr.rxvss AND HEAD NOISES CURED
<prcy,s par INVISIBLE TUBULAR FAR CUSHIONS Whis
e,s heard Successful when all remedies ia Illustrated
kok of proofs Call write r. liscON oo5 way y
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
snrr.s, ass 81 Moon sets II AN Mocnsa age II
HICu WATER
x-sanay Hook 343 Gov Island so2 Hcll Gate 655
= u-sapdy Hook 432 GOV. IsAaL ss5 Hell HAIe oSs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

For twenty-five cents. you can Get Carter
ri,ile liver P.-thc best liver regulator IN the world
Don't forget this. enc pill do,r.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Announcements.

CoRSFrL's BFNzofN COSMETIC Soar:
whitens the hands softens IN s" anu cures al fougn
ness All druggists. % cents
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

n tbo house No. 81 Rivington-st. at l O'Clock this
afternoon and the burial will be In Calvary Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Henry A. DANIELS. NJ. D.

30 " WT.NI NJ TT.
Dtseascs OF the Nervous syst H. 'rnito-I rnary Orga
rnuofeuce and sterility. Hours Z 70 L. . o. s.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

Keeps Dress Shirts TO measure. for 50. None
better price. Largest -fo o. H. FURNISHING
GOOD. I'm New Iork s09 and cll Hroidwav
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ROGERS, PEET & co.

THREE )Pr;nce.
ROADWAY W AREA.
STORES. 1924 81
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
PERSONL1L

~H Edwin Arnold who has become
more japanese than the Mikgdos court.
expresses me belief that the Japlnesc
women are semi angelic. says au
exchange lie declares the race 90 be
Che most graceful nation On the world,
and says that 'thUir simple i1v OF iiir,
their universal aIagyi'y to please and DE
pleased. their almost divine sweetness
uf disposition. make them models ot
diruiiied and elegant behavior, above
all other nations
Mrs. CARLYLE had 8u accurate knowl.
edge nf The effect uf bodily ailments
upon the pen Miss Iowsbprv the
writer was once staying with her at
Chelsea when caller appeared.
Geraldine Jcwshurv Is here, Nrs.
Carlyle explained. "hut she is iu her
room with bad cold, reviewing "a
novel She paused, and then added,
Grimlv. 81 am sorry for the novel that
IS reviewed by Geraldine when she has
bad cold
Henry Miller. who may De considered
an expert, gave his Views on The Import
ant subject of The stage Kiss 90 De.
trOit reporter. The public have %
general ilel that the stage kiss Il a
sham and u dcmsion, but they don't
quite see how 10 Is done There Is al
wsys room 90 getvour head between the
audience and the person kissed. and
that helps out the deception Mr..
Miller AYERS that realism Ia This respect
would not do at an. 1T might bc dis
tasteful tn both parties. and what would
bu The use Of is The ladies' ON the
siage don't want to DE kissed by every
man they play wlth-lhat Is. kissed as
The lover would iss-lui 90 might not
he pleasant t1 the men
Nikita Is The stage name of an Nmeri
can girl who Is now singing I'm concert
ON ih" Continent Nobody scCU5 tp
ku.w who She is orr whore She eIuls
FROM iat she IS pruIigy Sac Is.
HbHw@ @W 1,Urs ul uro. q uI'. lUlU'tr.
rIN rrtI ui1ulu When s1U SIN q,
She stands with her I8HI, luhim hat
ard igr l.pa turned upward us if SHE
were sirgiru '1 tha Sky lwrv trr Is
pltrcWr Uyly sweet. v,Iselt autl
powerful and OF .urui.itg clupl.s.
ari mar method sail ilItcWll.1ad,-
sired
a COLONY OF noe Hate family q. nov
frsil,ul iD lurs ir The three sons co.,
Dr. Edward T. Hale. The eldest Df
them is Edward T. Dr., who has lived
There Tor nearly three years, and who
Is The European correspondent of IItr
wand University The next IS PuiIiu,
tbc artist, who sailed recently with his
portfolio rich In commissions fr1n here
and abroad. aud "a younger son, Her
bert. who Is pursuing the study Of arch
iCCiUTp. They have HlI been there for
two years and more These three. with
another thrcr-Auhur. "a clever rail
road man at Philadelphia. Miss Ellen.
an artist. whose productions are familiar
90 all lovers Of good pictures, and Rob
crt the younger Of ALL promising
student of llrvard-constitute a family
Of which even Dr. + T.. Hale may De
iu.tly proud
The daily critic., 1890-11-18
A SOLDIERS IDEA OF FUN
Getting Possession Of stone Wall
was Source Of Pleasure.


was y Source Of Pleasure.
We have heard different versions Of
what constituted fun, but we heard
rev one the other day from an old
soldier, says the West Chester Pa
Record
At Gettysburg. about the time Of
PiCkett's charge, the relator was sta
toned down toward the edge OF the
whcal.ield. and he was sent out ia
charge Of q squad 60 relieve the picket
In q copse Of woods.
Meeting the sergeant he was about TO
relieve he asked him what his orders
were. lie was Informed, aud, among
other tlirgs The pIckets were not to
Gre
Why, said the relieving sercean.
they are firing right now. Why i1n't
you sion them
Oh, well, they ore just having a lit-
De fun IN there. The rebels have got
possession of stretch Of stone wall
and oar boys swear they are going To-
take 30 away from them
Our informant went in AMI soon he
and his men were as deeD In the Fun
as their predecessors, notwithstanding
their orders not to FIRE. They kept It
up, dodginC behind trees and working
around the woods until they got a flank
fire, ran in on the stone wall and cap.
tuIed Il. They had their fun aud ac-
complishCd their object