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New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
SLIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEW. YORK. ......--.Su NoAN JUNE 20
ARRIVED.

p,u.r ,r -rvvyoRIi i......SUNDAY. JUNE 20. 1880
ARRIVED
, Manhattan (Br, Robinson London Jude .. in bal.
last 70 g. Ie1e Arrived a tho b1r at ni 81, oa.n.
steamer A .Bp And M,,g ua,,ensers ts9 10 Undeh
Arovei at the par at pm ev.,n.o, u DAYS. vita
S!s'%GF Ste IN ,Ms, Go'aS HTsc ' 60 AfSt a; tho Sar
Ssr%PE G,s%s. . 'Ssr STnfe at c s%P'S a""0
gT LTs h.nS@fE cor '@hi Ars e % a,Sas
't Steamer l., BorgoSne FRI Franguel Iayre Jun a. va %
mlse passengers to Forget Arrived at tie b'T al ID"
"%iccting steamer John Jones Williams. Vera cr" VIA
Il, West ballast 10 Mctiu Wreck ns CO. - ,,o ,va.t
steamer Martha tierl Ahrens Vera cruz VIA Key "eS@
steamer Orlnoco Br Garyn. Bermuda DAYS with mass
ana passengers OutcEurdgc CO. Arrived a' ''o DA
steamer city o, Augusta catharne savannah day" WIZ
md,c aud passengers 10 Il l. Wake: ,,, ,.,..,..,,,
siea%ss n,s dnS rS2YS TO Nm % cc sc %
steamer Bencfactor. Ingram. Wilmington. NC Win ma's
spamer oanokc Hdp6rs Newport News and Norfolk
steamer Cottase Civ Bennett Portland with md'e ans
pse,mor Herm winteI Nckerson. Boston with mdss 70
Bark cSHr cr,t cBr) Fleet Lisbon 80 days. in OAa'"
suNsEr-winaa at sandy Hook. light. s; clsar AT CITY
Island, WIND light NV c!eT
Arrived yesterday -, s,..
steamer Nymphaca (Br) Grimwade Hamburg q DAYS
WIN amer Rot,sram tch vanderze Amsterdam June M
with nise aud passengers Funch, 4 ye a @" A'"o "
s,"ns snas Parales Marsells. Janc E. E
well q Co. Arrived at the Bar at midnight.
SAILED.
Steamers Marsaa for Hamburg; olinda' opof'0 ''"''
Ships ,ilenerch for Calcutta; ST Nicholas. Hong Kong
Also saed-via Long Island sound
Bark Nellie VI Slade. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvExsTowS rnnc 20 sailed steamers Wisconsin Lpt.
Worra and Scryla (Brl. Walker. from Llverpoo "'" "
SewNork KopG
| sclIIY June Passed. steamer Sclndia luc'' '
| from New. on her To HAMBURG. -. ,rr, sxnI
| HAvRR June % Arrived, steamer La Oaseosao vs."
I ELL from New York
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOHLIN.
SERVICES IN THEIR NEW CHAPEL.
OPENING A PART OF TIE 9ANDs STREET MEND

OPENING A PART OF TIE sANDs STREET MINI"
RIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuFth'
The opening services OF the new chapel OF me Sarus
Street Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church az 'ar"
and Henry sts were held yesterday. The structure
now completed is only part Of the handsome s'o"o
church. which will be ready for occupancy IN ocp'ni
her and which will cost 100000. The chapel i on
the Clark ST. side in the Of the main AUDITORIUM
II is built Of blue limestone In Eomanesqnc sVic '
thc first there half dozen class ana le''uV
rooms. From the entrance hall in the north cho d
stairway goes TO the chapel or sunday schoolroom'
which is TO be used for the church services until the
rest of the buj,-1,hg Is completed. This Is large
oblcng room with the long side toward the church'
on three sides there are classrooms, WHICH can oo
thrown into the by rolling up the par'lHohs
on the fourth side the assembly room is separated rom
tho ma!h auditorium by large Gothic arch tic upper
part OF which filed With glass and traccry and inc
lower half has sliding windows permitting the Whoic
chapel 10 become part of the church.
If is a peculiar circumstance that this movement
brings into the First Ward of BrooHyn its first Method
st Church. There many Mcthodists living on inc
Heights and there plenty OF Methodist churchc' III
Broohyn yet this quarter of the city has never be
fcre had Methodist church. The First Methodist
sands St.. between Fulton and Washington sts There
IL remained until two years ago.
Yesterday morning the Rev. l.. C. Clara. Of " Ihc
Christian Advocate. preached to large c2nEresat'on
The pastor. the Rev. George Adams, made some re
marks. a sunday school mass meeting was held IN
the afternoon. A. Il. Thorn the superintendent pre-
sided. Prayer was offered by John X. Norris secrc-
lary of the brooklyn sunday school Union. The
speakers {. c. Leigh, Joshua VI. Van Cot. the
lev A. H. GoodcnoUgh. william j. Preston. Andrew
j. smith :. ". GicdnGs. president Of the Brooklyn
sunday school Union: A. d. Matthews. Of IT.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal sunday school. and th2
Rev W. II. Wardell. presiding cldc7 Of the New York
district: platform meeting was held in The evening
ID. ID. Whitney presided. and addresses were made by
samuel : Utter. OF the eummcrheld Church j. W. Bul
winhle. Of the Fleet street Church. {. c. Leigh and
other prominent Methodist laymen.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
OARSMEN ON TIE HARLEM.
MANY CREW. SPEND Pleasant DAY FEAc1lS'
-va rR COMING REGATTAe.

ING r'R C0MING RE" "NlNf'
r,.o ,,~,cr, river presented Lively appearance
, 49,, ,.,,.,',t of the bcou,ful weather ani
Tho number of oar men skimmng over the water l",s
,c,r - gather early In the day stllp' d'h "''' '
ING toes.~ and push their fHll SheHs o"' ~, w.
- ,r, .urf,ce Of the stream til by o'ioc" "'c
to, nor.c. were almost bcrcft Of ho't' an" ''' '''
-hir,pcrcd with the cleaning oar "i t'a m""'"' ~
@lu u..iac, the la,ia- loat'. there Wer' S''"
craft ~ every description. Most ot i'' "' '''" ,t,,
''''' ,',. ,,r rho Io,on Philadelphia and Tavern"
go. t,o,eh a good many of the chb' ar H''
i,,,ors 10 do any racine thi, season bA' arc ""'7
q, heat their opponents in the matter q h'>"'' N
time generally. ty land and "at'r' ~,
Many of the nar-rcn 'omplAih"l N'N'''''' - -
larry, quantity of Grftwood floating III ''' 49,,
I a., c<tcut h,, this become an ANNOYANCE 'h'' INC
" ,,. - the Clubs are 'lliIlnc -: m'Nlhs
,, ,., ,,,.,.. to .orle other locality. Ihc liI""'
,.r,, all .i,cir boat, out in the afternoon Nh'"7
,n.,, ,r,rc "A four Jared sis Witch went I" ''N i'
and a air Dared ga, which took SPIN - III 80
Th, ,lub i, having q nn' eight cared u"f- '"..'' "
,,u lac ready Nv The l>t 90 August. inc Nc''"P
tan, aye i'm training to - t' 4"'''' "'' , ~.
and the nd and Ilach conspicuous on l'' nv
,, ,..,. .hot hcrr and there through the r'hAS ~
.t, ,,rc . ~ ,olu. follow. rN, regatta i u "
h.ld ON the Mcrrimac HIv'r ~ H'N'r"" ""' "
c,loi,totion Of the 25Or, annV"r-ar' "i 'h' ',i ~
~ that city, For II the " Nci'' nave 'I''''" =
,t,M tu the Junior ~ll''Fr a lN ! ''' ''
! = v,rlc in the senior >ing',. y. L. N''' "''
pllhtnctor in the d,uhr -o>. Ih'S VII.
,,,oh,hly enter Fred Hawkins. T. !. N'N'A'''' W 80
corp,,,n ir. and W CoodboN M the JUNIOR i"' ."'''
,o,. rho same crews entered IN the H'V'r"" ~
~t,, ,,r Julv = Will take part IN u" h"''""
.,,,, to he held on the Charles River on inc i
,,,,r SINGLES from the Nctropoitin'S boat nous ~
,.cd of NuIlcn Plkiucton. VI Mana' ana M'''' wv"
a ,pn 10 High Bridge yesterday 49,, ,,,..
The Douutlc,,. Crescent, and Nt'laHi' - nv 20
: cared barscs ont. The Raycn,Woh pafN' VIZ ''
out coming from Long Island tiy ANA s''"" "P 80
,,r ~ High IriCgc IN scared barge N'it"' '
I'm, Friendships house under charT' "i VI - "
,,rtn, co>swa,n 10 circumnav.eai" NanHa'" ''''"
and nay friendly call, AZ thc llud'"h' NAl'"''' "'
,,hcr boot cub, ON the way. The NNah"N'' ''"'
. oo,rd zig 10 High Bridge. rowcd by hriSc p'",''
colin. smith. McIarcn and Stulhman. ih'l a!'
head an cared barge practice. and several .l.,,sT
,1 d,nLl., I'M scul, Mrdhur,t ana Nh'iln'' .lr'''n
. d,,IIc IN NcComb- Dam. The Nohlac,l' w.
,t e,,d t,aining They viii pWhanN HcIr dt't,,t
Lu a ( cared gig and pair shcil 20 tW' 'Hiii
,hi, rrcot,a on the Fourth. Ilcr 1o'.yu -, ~,
r rn~. Wa getting into form for the race N.,m
,,,i,nt,s that was postponed from l'st . m
,tt, M Whestonc. l.. |. The po>tponcu rt'. mr,i
toEr nlarc 10 night At 80 p. m ne ne ,ary
oi't had a good Many boats ont ana thc ,,
,cnortS marked increase Cf membership uuiI"7 NV
last month.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-rh Rev W. e. Hubbard again
condIctcd the at the Church of the Ascension
Yesterday aud IL being tho first sion Of admins
tcring the rite Of baptism the parish. there
in elaborate iprd ard musical display The sunday
school opened al = 10 =. m.
TARRNTOWN. The resignation of the Rcv. y. l..
Herr pastor Of the Baptist Church. 10 take eject
October /. read to hi, congregation yesterday.
. The Noung People, Onion of the second Ec
formed Church spent saturday at Lake Mahopac.
The net receipt, of the Lyccup fair amount
to ~ 800. IaUytown lIci ghi Siwill hereafter
b." known officially a, pOcdntlCu.
PEEK>klLl. The lidic, of the Doirds society. u
we'll anOvn charitable organization, VIII open f,r
to-day In large tent on the property of Mr.. MontOss,
~Outll-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
A LARGE STOCK or RELATIVES.

From I he ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
prominent Young lady while at church gathering
lately heard 10 remark TO the group with which
she was chatting. that she must take her departure
very soon, a. she was Obliged TO attend a funeral
In accordance with this statement she made her
adieux to the company and hascned away. shortly
after some Others with whom she had been chatting
went to the matinee at the theatre. What their
surprise when few moments after they had been
seated the young lady who had 10 attend funeral
came In and WAS given scat a few IN advance
since then they have wasted many moments IN a
vain attempt TO decide whether the funeral was post
poned or whether IL Mastered to allow
stendant TO reach the theatre in time for the per
iormapce In college days IT, a comIlon excuse
that the collegan called away by the funeral
OF an aunt when he particularly desirous OF d
weighty excuse. But then girls, much less young
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
NEW ARK.

The annual festival and shooting m'''" oi INV
m shooting society will hc held ~ The society '""'V
,,c ,,ri, o, THURSDAY Friday and saturday. The 'Hr
r,t. Will be open each day from a. N. hH p. III
u,rk.men from Ncn York. Jr-"y cNty. lr o"lyn' H"N
tou Philadelphia Ialtimor and other cite VIII com
not and th.. one Is expected to eclipse all previous
contest, held b. tie society.
Two boy, living IN kcarny. while pa-'ihs thF"he"
tho r,strrc 81 John Toyd's farm. iu k'"ril ave. on
-nti.rd,y evening found the body 81 "a man hihtnS
f,,,r, ircr The clothing stained Win hoot from
" 1,,lct ,ouud IN the forehead. th.p TnfrhuI Nl'
d tho .,.n. and fccam, ,ouVuccd that the nan hhl
nr.t lied she rope airund h, neck and then shot hn
eli before he Jumped.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
FUNERAL OF MARCrLLrs MASSEY.

The funeral Of Marcollus Ma,scy. who died Sa'ur.
day took PLACE az his home. No. los Jcraomon-st. a.
o'clock yesterday aft Tho services conducted
bv the Rev Dr. Henry j. Van Dyke. - tho Second Pres
byterian Church. EemScn and Clinton sts.. which
Mr.. Massey belonged Among those Ircsi-
dent Smith of the Nassau National B1nk th- -I.r
Edward Mcdonald, Henry j. Pchemus. Henry Leonard
judge Edgar NJ. Cullen and H. H. Wheeler There wcrc
also present representatives. Of the Academy Music
American District Telegraph Company, tho Long Island
Historical Society, the BOodyn Art Association tho Fire
mans Trust Insurance Company and Delawar La Ia.
wanna and Western and the Rome Waterown and Ogdens
burg railroad companies. The Iurial Will b, Green.
wood this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
ELIZABETH

some of tho TAX a.-",spr, Of THIS city complain h''
large amount ~ swcarine-od of personal property
tIi, year b, tcne INDUCED m los wealthy men. one
a,c.,r allcrc, that -rt'al pc1p" ln hi, vari nave
purup..iv tried cy'uc paving taxes by temp
~a. .fcrru. 'hcit ;k -ivch 10 p"r-on, o"t>dc oi t'
,ty r.t aboat IL" time the as-c-,pr /, expected {"
,,.i ,u them The asses, ,,r, threaten E" make pub
III. ,.>uo.ur. IT the taA >hr,cr, nlc-, thc~c prac
i,c are ,'oppcd u b. fca'rd th" 'i'H iaN rIr ny,
tlN.rtic Wd. = o.. .. ,,
ihc annual commencement f st. lAtu-k itr" m.
school having over 1000 pupils, vill take place TN,
80.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
PLAINEIELD.

winfield scott Post. 40. -. Z" y X cht'r'"'n'u d
hos, 81 veteran comrades from Winfield scott POST ""
IA Dcp,-tfneni II Icnns, lyaul. on SATURDAY night
The visitor, came from Philadelphia IN special train,
,rrtvint ir plndci At O'Clock. After making a
short parade the Grand Army men sat down - a
dinner m Amph.ou Hall The Plalnh'd post wa,
r',,li, Welcomed iu Pmladcphia recently and last
,,t,hf's affair was A returning compliment The Illll
trirha po.t prrs,.tci o Post 10. - hinn'puc o.
r,li.tiuc of Genc,ll Winfield scott. rpuut"rf"lt 81
ou,. they have In their own post rooms fr'hheh
Grand \rnv nou from Sew York. Pcnury ryl'an!a ana
Ncw-Jcrscy were present.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.


Coney Island Jockey Club races Shccpshead Fay 80
p. , ~
New.York and NewJcrscy Bridge Commissioners. no
2l4 Broadway.
Trial o. Jersey City election Officers
National Tournament Livingston, staten lslaio
Meeting o, holders Of certificates, No III WALL
81. :,
evening. .
Commencement o. the College OF ST. Francis Xavier,
LenoX I.yccun, p. IN
Dinner Edmund j. Curry. Hoffman House, eNcnlnS
Meeting o. Troop a, Dlnkels Riding Academy, evening
Installation OF the Rev. II. NJ Cox, Union REFORMED
Church. High Bridge. - p.
Cornerstone laying. Judson Memorial Church, WASH
ington Square and ThOmrson-st.. p.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
TAXING A PRACTICAL VIEW OF 1T

From The Quincy Qll.) Whs.
W H. iiinficlsen, OF Tho Herald - has n Thirteen.
year.old boy, Eddie, who is not only a lad OF pluck
but he IS 1850 good dcai Of a philosopher 4 few
days ago, a. stated in the daily press at tho time
he was feeding the horse. when the animal 20, the
third hngcr oi his lef; hand between ls trctli uf
crushed IL surgeon was summoned, and prepared
To dress the Injured member.
q" Doctor said the boy. holding up his hand and
criucally examining II, can yOu save the finger ~
No. my boy. I'm afraid not the bone is crushed
ana Will have TO ampItatc IL at the first Joint =
less finger nail TO clean, any way.' Wv
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
4 YOENG DOCTOR'S TRICK.
From Thc san Francisco Wayc.


The tried physician Of a family rcsidng in Van Ness.
ave, III fine mansion, met emerging from ther,
few dls ago very ornate and graceful Acscuapan.
whose appearance l. good deal ornamental than
his ability Is useful.
iia Doctor said the ornament Of the profession
to the family physician, " how are YOU today -
Quite well. Doctor. thank yOu.' the resp nse.
"Gone your rounds They are good people.
tho IS"
Al. yc>, Doctor, very good. One Of the Young
ladies just sent for me 10 prescribe fO tyIhing all
mcnt But she IL all right now
Il trust 50, but III so In and make certain said
the family physician. bOwing ironically lie learned
inside that the other had Just been making Il party
call
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

i,nu,or;aIizc the period Of the reunion OF ohCc VI
yIdcd country reunited IN everything tIt ~, " -
make a nation powerful prosperous n'pp9 "''' '''
The monument project at Nidde'5or'ash has iceo o"
cached such n point that II Is boullG 10 uc - o ,,h
,rihcd I'm the short space of $50 WceNs, alu H . IN
,criptions Of 81 and more are poIrns ~ HV ,ie ~
,uor,ers Those of our readers VINO W"uIr ~ ~ >.
hecrihe IN this fund can send their >lhNcIlptVnN ~,
The commercial Gazette who VIII De sl'. .ho 81 ,ht
know ledge receipt. ana VIII iof"'IN ''"'N - '
in
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

ladies, would not do such hoIrid things lor lsa ~
that this is the real explanation. however, tle
Young lady should remember the fate OF tle ooieso
student who advanced his excuse so mana nin Uni
that the faculty 1ually suggested that ttirty-cishO
funerals ought TO have used dp his entire family
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
ORANGE.

a terrible case Of assault IN, just come to light.
Robert r. Wcstcott, the founder OF tho Wc,co't EX
pre-, Company. lives in handsome house in High
land ave. and Mrs. Margaret Miller. Of Christopher
st., j, employed In The Laundry. ON Monday. hcg
little daughter Lizzie. eleven years Old. accompanied
her. The negro coachman, Charlc, lncraham en-
tccd the child 10 h., room I'm ;hc stable and assaulted
her. lie threccncd To- kill her If she told Of the
affair. on Wednesday or. Eugene Iicslcr called
in and discovered the child, condition. Early the
next morning the Wcstcott family went to RchicM
spring, to spend the summer. taking the colchman
with them. Detective Patrick COnroy va, called H..
and 10 avoid the necessity Of a rculsltion n clever
scheme was laid. sergeant Colroy took with him
William H. Nolk, detective Of Newark. who 20
pcrsonatc horse dealer. Mr.. W"stcott INF rmcd
of the plan. aud after some apparent ncgOtla
tidns the coacnman sent back Ia Ncwarl.
to bring the team Of horses that Mr.. Wc,tcoti Was
supposed have Just bought. The man fell into The
trap, and the three landed in Newark little before
midnight on SATURDAY. The handouts at once
clappcd on the fellow. and he taken 10 orange
and locked up. Yesterday afternoon h. was ar
ragncd before Judge DaV, and committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

The orange Lawn Tennis ClGb will hold u club
tournament il, pFOunG- At MGntroc July 4.
Tn" COlorcl Department of the Young Men,
Christian Association. which ha, recently bccn or,un.
izcd VIII bc formally oponcl This evening. in the
rooms secured ior II IN Wlllov Hall
The Wet orange Township Committee Will take
action tonight the rival applications for framch-c,
filed thc E~-oA p.t-~rng"' Hallway company and tn.
Suburban Railway Company. The former will prob
ably bc granted.
The application of the Essex Passenger RailWay for
the right their main street lines with the clcctrc
system Of overhead wires, and also the application
of the conlidny Cor new franchise In Para ave. are
10 come up for action - night before The East Orc.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
.,,,,.s,.2s sets 81 Moon s'ts go I'm M0on'assis II
UiGH WNrE.
y.,rdv HOOK 5,j Gov I,lul 64i Hell cate I;S9
a i5Saniy foos. sos Gov. Island 0UN Hen pa'e' o0A
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
7 OOK m the subject "amn1o'

7 OOK up the subject "ammo'
l. MIA in a dictionary or en-
cvclopadia and you will be con-
vinced that such a substance mas
70 place in any article OF iood'
Most Of the baking powders a0
cording to the L. S. Report tor
1850, contain it in some form
Cleveland Superior baking
Powder. however, is absolutely
free from ammonia, alum, ana
all authorizations.
All the ingredients used 10
Clevelands superior Baking Powaer
are pure and wholesome ana
are published on every labei.
Clerel1nd Baking Ponder Co.,
81 d. IS Futon ST., Neto York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
RUTHERFORD.

Township Committee and an exciting Ho-'"e 10 'A
pected.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
OUTGOING STE j NERS.
TO-DAY.

,,, , 10, Mails close. calls
iiabsna span Trans Havana. Sc........ pm pm
TUESDAY. July l.
Nevada Guion. Liverpool III =, 'O ~ ~
tlty o, Para. Pacific Mail. AspnwaIl -----Ao am -
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

Egypt. i'"''''''-
NyIpNFsDAN. JULY
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
INCOMING STEINERS.

l1-DAA
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20
The Delinator.

The Delinedtor for March 1900 is re-
ceived and as usual is full Of infor-
nation for the ladies, in all that relates
to fashions. material for costumes and
instructions for their proper construc-
ton. The magazine contains over
100 pages and considerable space is
therefore devoted to other topics, such
as DRESS Fabrics for Early SPRING."
New Trimmings," early Spring
Millinery" "Teatable Talks" "Prac-
tical Lessons in Garment Fitting" and
the Butterick Publishing Co. Nos. z,
Q & II West 18th St., New York City,
Subscription price only $100 per year.
Subscriptions received at this office.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life

1t was just an ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper. but it saved her life.
She was in the last stages of consump-
ton, told by physicians that she was
incurable and could live only short
title she weighed lees than seventy
pounds. On piece of wrapping pa
per she read of DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery, and got sample bottle; il
helped her. che bought large bottle,
it helped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy. rosy,
plump, weighing 40 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to w. III.
Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
bottles of this wonderful Discovery
free, at II. G.. THATcHER's Drug Store. 4
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20

The tuhirlIels OF time bring
strange reunions. and brings circnsn-
stances almost forgotten, to memory.
A few DAYS since. seven old Coffee
Coolers" happened TO meet In the
AvALAEcHE Office, and were telling Of
''hot-holes'' they had been in during
the war, and recounting instances OF
personal bravery which had come un-
der their observation. Among the
rest was the following: ION the sec
ond morning of the Wilderness fight
in the dense woods across the plank
road. the U. s. s. s., in skirmish line
were followed by charging lcoIumn.
lead by the 9Th Mich. where she boys
oil agree It was hot enough with shot
and shell, and grape and canister to
satisfy anybody, but the ground was
gained and held. though with imm ense
loss, and there in the midst OF 1t all
was the heroine of the war;" Anna
Etheridge, giving cheer by her pres
ence to the dying, and aid to the
wounded. AS she pressed forward
where the leaden hail had fallen thick
est she discovered the colonel of the
5th shot through the body, and cap
tain few feet distant with terrible
wound In the shoulder. A hacty ex-
animation told her they could be saved
IL help came soon, and after moisten-
ing their parched lips from her can;een
she started for aid. A surgeon return
ed with her and with his handkerchief
and hers, stounohed the blood, stream
ing from the Coils. wounds and with
Annals aid carried him back to where
the stretcher bearers could reach him,
while two comrades did like service
for the Captain, who soon became
unconscious, and though that night
the wounded were loaded in Ambul
ances and started for the rear, to hos
pitfalls, it was twelve days later ere tn,
gallant captain knew what was goinl
on around him, and never till thi
meeting knew just how he or the Col
were rescued. The personal drawer,
of Anna Etheridge of Mich, has sHve(
many gallant life, and her nam'
will ever be sacred to the memory o
thousands of Michigan's brave soldiers
Any one who desires the rest of thi
story are referred to Capt. Fred Bar
ker, of Frederic, who will tell you
the next time he saw Anna was il
front of Fort He'll, where he wa
chucked in the side by another rebe
bullet, just as he had stopped to gree
her.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have. in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily. and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may be had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bit
tiers, il used according to directions
and the use persisted in, will bring
you Good Digestion and Gust the de
mon Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases
of Liver, Stomuch and Kidneys. Sold
at SOC. and 81. 90 per bottle hy H.. c..
THATCHER, Druggist.