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The morning call., 1892-07-21
on EASTERN DIAMONDS.
The Senators Defeated by the CincInn Z
Reds ia Exciting Game.


WASHINGTON. July 2O.-TO-day's game
was exciting and eleven innings. Washing
tons 3, hits S. errors 4. CincinBatis 8, hits
Z. errors . Batteries-Duryea and Ne
CURE. Rhines and Harrington.
NEW YORK. July 20-The Colts made
the better showing in poor game. New
loTks q, hits s. errors 4. ChicagOs 8. hits Z,
errors 5. BatteTies-Crane, Boyle and
Doyle. Hutchinson and Schriyer.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-The Phillies
punched thrir hits In the third inning handi-
". Philadelphia T. hits 3. errors > St.
Louis /. hits 1, errors l. Batteres-Glea-
son and Moran. Carsey and Clements.
BALTIMORE. july 20.-The visitors were
played with, aud Baldwin was knocked out
of the box in the fourth. Score Balii-
mores 90, hits q, errors 2 Pittsburgs Z,
hits 10 errors s. Batteries cMahon and
Robinson; Baldwin, Smith. Miller and
Mack.
BROOKLYN, July 20.-The home team was
an apparently easy mark for Louisville.
Score: Louisyiles 6. hits Is, errors 5.
Brooklyns 3. hits s. errors T. Batteries
Sanders and Weaver. Hart and Kinslow.
BosTON, July 20.-LOng's fielding and
batting were the feature in game for
blood to-day. Score: Bostons g. hits u,
errors B. Clevelands 2. hits 6. errors 8.
Batteries -Staey and Kelly, Clarkson and
thinner
Northwestern League.
SPOKANE, July 20.-Portlands 4, Spo-
kanes g.
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FIRST ON THE WATER.
Company Of the NavnI Battalion Or
for "a Bont DrIII.

Company Of the NavnI Battalion Out
for "A Boat DrIn.
Company c Of the Naval Battalion had n
practical drill for about two hours last
night in the Mayfl flower, the splendid 16
Dared barge turned over to the battalion
recently by the naval authorities at Mare
Island. and once the admiraPs barge of
the old flagship California. OF the Pacific
squadron.
The drill was the first given by any of
the local companies On water. Lieutenant
Douglass and Ensign Schmieder instr ucted
the crew In the handling OF the boat. which
was rowed as far as Black Point. The en-
thuslasm Of the boys in the drill was so
great that but for the officers they would
have explored every part Of the bay. On
the return the port side rowed with
remarkably good stroke. The entire crew
also showed the effect Of the instruction
impaired on this first occasion with the as
sstaDce of only the very mildest marine
eXpietlyes on the part Of the lieutenant
commanding.
Each Of the three city companies will
have TWO boat drills weekly hereafter,
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HE DROVE HARD.
A Policeman Run over by a Rapid Clam
Distributor.

A Policeman Run over by a Rapid Clam
Distributor.
j.. II. Allen, a distributor Of clans, drove
up Market street last evening at rapid
pace in a light spring wagon. When he
reached Fourth street he had his horse
spurred up to a gallop and the populace
was scattered right and left. Officer Shear.
the escort at the crossing, went out into the
street to stop the steed in his mad career.
and the horse stopped him. Allen drove
right along and run over the officer, knock
ing him down.
The horse Kicked Shear In the left leg,
breaking the limb and the ankle and injur-
ing his face Officer 0'Dea immediately
ran out and caught the animal, aud Mr..
Alien was taken down TO the Southern
station ia patrol wagon and locked up on
two charg~s-one OF fast driving and an
other Of battery.
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Mr. and Mrs. L G. Wheeler, the mission
aries whose unique idea it Is. This singular
church on wheels has a seating capacity Tor
leo Mr.. Wheeler will hold services In 1t at
O'clock next Sunday afternoon, at the
close of which ii will be thrown open to the
public for inspection. Ii will be side
tracked at Fourth and Townsend streets.
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Grand Army Encampment.

Colonel j. b. Fuller, department comman-
der of the G. A. f.. left last evening for Ven
iura to attend the Seventh District eneamp-
ment. He was accompanied by r. C. Mas
Kuowlton of the Veteran Guard, A. L.
Cr0well. one OF his aIds-de-camp, and j.
b. LOuck, an aid-de-camp on the staff of the
national commander Of the Grand Army of
fba ReDuhlic
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Stimulate the EInod.

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the great blood purl-
fer. They are purgative and blood tonic. they
act equally on the bowel, the kidneys and the
skin thus cleansing the system By the natural
outlet OK the hody-ihey may lie called the pur-
gaiive sudOrihe and diufetic medicine. They
stimulate The blood so as TO enable nature TO
throw of all morbid humOrs aud cure dlsea Sc
no matter by what name II may be called. One
OF Two OF them taken every night will prove an
iDfalible remedy.
Sold in every drug aud medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
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BEATING THE LEADERS.
San Jose Had Great Sport with the
Srms-Tropic Angels.

San Jose Had Great Sport with the
Srms-Tropic Angels.
SAN JOSE. July 20.-San Jose won easily
to-day from Los Angeles. hitting Roach for
a total of q bases. Harper pitched In great
form until the ninth, when, feeling secure
of the game. he eased up, the visitors get
ting four hits during the inning. The Los
Angeles club did not play with its customary
life after the fourth. although San Jose had
a cineh on the game at that time. Denny,
Ebright, Hulen ana Stafford did nice play
ing iD the field, while MrGucken. Ired-
way and Stafford made pretty cat hes in the
on field and Clark, DOOly and McNey were
very strong at bat. The attendance was
fair. The score:
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DAVIS BROTHERS. a.!
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mr27 SuruTh
PROOFS AIS
For the Erection of "a Public school Build
ing on jackson Street.

OFFICE or TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
~ New CITY Hall san Francisco, July IA, 1892.
Sealed proposals Will be received by the Superin-
teudent OF Common Schools in open session OF the
board, on Thu RSDAI, July %. 1892, from y to
$3.50 o'clock NJ, for the erection and completion
OF an eight-classroom frame school building, on
tbs school lot Jackson street between Scott and
Devsadero streets, In this city and county, in &C
cordanee with plans aud specifications which may
be at the office OF Charles /. Ravens architect
OF the Board OF Education. room SO, Hood build.
Ing. southwest corner Fourth and Market streets.
Separate bids will be received for ID the build
ing. exclusive OF grading Lri kwors. plumbing and
gaShttlng and painting, for (2) grading, for (S)
briekwork, Tor (4) plumbing ana gasftting, aud for
90 painting.
Zach bid must he accompanied by certified
check in the sum of ten (i0) cent OF the amount
OF The bid presented. made payable TO the order of
the secretary of the Board Of Education, condi
tonal that IL the proposal be accepte aud the
tract awarded, and N the bidder shall fail
neglect TO execute a written agreement and give
the bond required within six davs after the award
Is made. then. and in that the said check shall
be forfeited to the Board OF Education.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, as the public good may require.
The party parties to whom the contract Is
awarded viii be required, prior 81 the time Of
the execution OF the contract TO cost OF adver
listing.
blank proposals furnished by the secretary.
IVA lat George BEANSPON secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes Of Business at the DIFF
f-rent Theaters.

Midweek Notes Of Business at the DIFF
f-rent Theaters.
The Baldwin is enjoying a run with THE
Lost Paradise In construction the play
has many admirable points principally
that there is strong business for all the
prominent characters. Mr.. " liam Morris
as Reuben Warner has part allluent in all
its phases; but there are others who arrest
the attention OF the audience in almost as
great a degree. Miss 0dette Tyler as Mar
guerite makes deeper impression with
every appearance; Orrin Johnson's Ralph
Standish is roundly and fully played all
TIL ough.
Mr. Oberle as Swartz, the delegate work.
ingman, brings out applause, especially
from the gallery, by his speech and action
IN the Interview with the new ''hoss. ."
Miss Ella Hawkins, the factory girl. who
was born on pile Of cinders, and nursed
amid the roar Of the iron works, is new
development. as is Billy, her best man.
Fully n, the original author of the piece in
the German. may br credited with being
the first playwright who has so nicely adj
Justed the question of capital versus labor
In the share OF drama that both sides of
the controversy have equal justice awarded.
The present condition of things in the East
ern States has given the subject an enhanced
interest
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IT sAN JOSE. July 20. 1892.

Earned ruus-Ssn Joses l. Los Angelo 2. Three
base hIs-Ebr ght, Clark, Denny. MCN e.. McCauley.
Two-baSe hlts-tyerett. Wright Sacrifice hits
Everett. Harper. Upright base errors-San
J0ses !. Los Angeles :. Base called balls-San
Joses ;, Los Angeles 3. Lett on baSes-San JoSes y
Los Angeles >. Struck out-By Harper d. by Roach
2. Passed bails-Clark. HsssauieT. Time az game
hours and fye minutes. Umpire-McDonald. Of
fetal scOIer-A. NJ 6ubiotu.
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Earned ruas-OAklandS 3, san trsuclScOS L
Home run - Carroll hree-base Lit - OBrten.
Iwo-base hit-Hutchinsoa. Sacrtnee hits-Nilson,
Levy ;, Spies. CarrOH, T. sweeney. First base
on errcrs-Na klands 3. san FranciscOs /. FIRST
base Oh called baiis-OaklandS =. san FrauciscO5
o. Left on hascs-OakIauds .. san Franchises ..
Struck out-By Farming J, BY German 3. First
base hit by pitcher-TUrner Double play
Reiz and 4. Sweeney. Time OF game-2 hours
Umpire-W. ". Gagus.
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The newly elected directors of the San
Francisco Produce Exchange were duly in
stalled yesterday morning after Charles Il.
Stone. the retiring president, had briefly
reviewed the progress of the association dur
Ing the preceding year. President Newman
was then introduced, and, after few brief
remarks and a vote Of thanks to the retiring
officers, the meeting adinurned.
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The schooner Rose Sparks reports the
catch up 10 June 20 as follows: Schooner
Herman 81 otter skins. Alexander 1S Pearl
IL. Helen Blum 50. Henry Dennis 1900 seal
skins. The schooner Victoria was left In
port July l with 40 sealskins. The schooner
Seyenty-six was seized and taken 20 Stka.
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The Marc Mith a Knife.

Robert Damn, mate of the British ship
Ben Moore. arrested for stabbng the cap
tain, was taken before Commissioners Saw
yer yesterday and his examination set for
o. lau
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A Call Accented.

Rev. j. B. Silcox of Sacramento has sent
his formal acceptance OF the call TO the
pastorate of Pilgrim Congregational Church
OF Oakland. He will begin his labors with
the congregation on the first Sunday of
A
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Eain's MnrriacA Bure,

l. w. Balm. who has just completed serv-
ing a sentence Of six months in the Ala
media County Jail on conviction of using the
mails for fraudulent purposes, will be taken
TO Los Angeles to answer a similar charge
Balm was engaged IN running a marriage
bureau at the time he committed the offenses
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Fourth ofJulv Finances

The auditing committee of the Fourth of
July celebration has the Information that
the entire receipts amounted to S5412 40 and
the bills presented to S5135 90 The SUI
plus was not enough TO pay the secretaries
and jantor the amount promised, so there
was a shaving of bills all around
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The Geographical Society.

"The Volcanic Region of New Zealand"
is the title Of an address to be delivered on
the evening of the 29th inst. before the Geo.
graphical Society of California
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So great has been the demand for Saleu

So great has been the demand for Salem
witch" spoons which were presented to
the ladies at the Bush-street Theater last
Monday on the occasion OF the four hundred
and fftieth performance of the witch"
that Manager Frohman has decided TO make
another souvenir night Monday, July -.
aud give the disappointed ones an oppor-
tunity to obtain Salem spoon. As on the
previous occasion, every lady on the lower
floor of the theater viii receive one of these
sterling silver spoons, which were the first
to be made suggestive OF a certain place and
event. Among the presents received by
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on his eighty
hrst birthday was one Of these Salem spoons.
Ii came from lady as a token of his latest
poem, The Broomstiek Train"
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Great Pyramid of Egypt.

Nal aral fever and its effects quickly give way to
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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NOTICE

OF THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM
~ miSSioners for the opening and extending OF
Twentieth, Twenty first. Twenty second and
Twenty third westerly Corbett road; also
the opening, widening and extending OF Nineteenth
street westerly to the Cor bett road.
CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORY
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
July To- 1892
In compliance with law and the direction OF the
Beard OF Supervisors of said city and county, pub
lie notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
heretofore appointed for the opening extending
OF twentieth Twenty-trSt, Twenty-secOud and
Twenty third streets from their present respective
examinations westerly TO the Corbett road also
OPENING, widening and extending OF Nineteenth
street westerly TO ths Corbett road. filed
this Office July Is. 1892. their report OF the
assessment made for benefits and damages in
the opening and extending, also widening of
the streets herein named. accompanied by plat,
map plan and diagram OF the assessment district,
showing the land taken To ~ taken Tor said
or eaing and extending o. said streets and the
lands assessed therefor Also that said report and
plans, etc, aad will be open for inspection in
this office, aud all persons interested hereby
qufred TO show cause or b-fore August 20 1892
II any. why such report shou not he confirmed By
the Board OF Supervisors OF said city and county.
All objections 10 the confirmation OF said report,
etc. must be made in writing anu fled with the
cierK OF said board on before the Gotta day OF
Ausest, 1892. fls lott JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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Blue Jeans.

The Blue Jeans have issued invitations
for their initial hop at Union Square Hall
this evening.
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"Gloriana" was a good move for the New
California. The ublic have been caught
by it at the latter theater much more closely
than they were at the Baldwin. 1t may be
better produced here than il was at the
Market-street house, but what is more than
likely the smaller price charged for admis-
sion makes the difference in the business.
As it is full seats are the order of the
night,
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ALL ball-payers say there is nothing like whites
Yucstan Gum 10 relieve the parched condition of
the throat produced by overhcating
The morning call., 1892-07-21

"A Cure for the Blues" as played by the
Redmund-Barry Company at the Aleazar.
although so old piece. has all the effect of
novelty Tor the people who patronIze this
thealer: The title is the PRINCIPAL change
made in the comedy. The motive is a.
fresh and pertinent now as when il was
first produced, and it was originally handled
with such skill that the few and trumpely
alterations made cannot deface IL.
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Lord TennysOn's THE Fores ers," an
original poetic comedy based on the time
honoTed legend # Robin Hood and his
Sherwood Forest rangers, will be given by
the Daily players at the Stoekwell Theater
tonight with the following cast:
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Rudolf Horner will lecture this evening
in Y. NJ. c. a. Hall on the great pyramid
of Egypt.
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B ARGA IN $
Hosiery and Underwear

L case GENTS MERINO SOCKS, marked
down from Soc to 29c pair.
1 case GENTS SEAMLESS SOCKS. extra
strong, at sc pair
1 lot GENTS SEAMLESS BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS at 25c and Soc each, worth three
times the price asked for them.
% dozen CENTS OUTING SHIRTS, at Csc
each.
so dozen GENTS MADRAS CLOTH OUT
ING SHIRTS. zoe each.
so dozen FINE CHEYIOT OUTING
SHIRTS. at roc each.
90 dozen BOYS AND YOUTHS OVER
SHIRTS, reduced to 35c and soc each.
l case GENTS FANCY STRIPED ME-
RINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
taped seams, silk faeings and pearl hut
tons, reduced to Cne-third OF their value;
for this sale 40c each.
$50 dozen GENTS UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS, fine quality and all sizes, at
soc each.
40 dozen GENTS SATIN. LINED SCARFS
and Four-in-Hands, latest styles, regular
soc goods, at 25c each.
case CHILDRENS' FAST BLACK
HOSE, seamless. ali sizes. at l212c a
pair.
80 dozen LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE.
iull finished, value for 25c; for this sale,
12hc.
cases LADIES SEAMLESS JERSEY
VESTS, reduced to 1Oc and 15c each.
SPECIAL.
1 case GENTS CAMELS- HAIR SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, reduced from 81 %
TO 75e each
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little opera "Campanone" TO an interested
audience at the Oruheum.
CLASSES IN CLINICS.

Clever" will be continued at the Tiyoli
till further notice. 1t has caught on.
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Church Wheels.
On Saturday evening the "Evangel Car"
will arrive in this city, having on board
The morning call., 1892-07-21

~ tII'0 NVIiItU5s CVIHTHB IIUIH SUCH q
source, Is the latest sensation in the
literary world, and Mr.. Days company
VIII present 1t to our public for the first
time, there can be little doubt but that the
Stockwell will De crowded. Some of the
scenes in which Miss Ada Rehan appears
have been written by the poet laureate
especiaily for that charming coincidence.
and contemporary criticism is very positive
In lis eommeBdation of the complete way in
which the work of the English poet fits the
American actress. Sheridan's comedy.
" The School for Scandal" is crowding the
auditorium and will be repeated for the
matinee to-day.
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We I'll the in
SELL
thlrd
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QUILTS.

lot EXTRA HEAVY CROCHET
QUILTS, reduced from 81 70 to 81.
/ lot EXTRA FIRE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES QUILTS, worth SO So at 81.
/ lot 12-4 EXTRA FINE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES QUILTS, magnificent de-
signs. marked down from So to S..
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Attendants on Marian by the Misses Linihi.
cum, celeste. FAIRY. Sbotwell. etc. Fairies
by Florence Conron. lulu Smith. olive
Harry. Miss Bry ton, the Misses Marshall
Hail, Dessert, kalisDa. etc Retauers
foTeSteTs. beggarS fairies. etc.
Kate, attendant on NJ risn. Miss Kitty Chatham
lie Olo woman OF The huI-........ Miss Anna CoweI
Titania Queen OF the fairies Percy Haswei
FIRST fairy. ...... ............... Miss Nielsen
ray Miss May Young
Maid M3rlan Miss Re-
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SREETNGS FULL WIDTH AND BEST QUALITY AT Zoe PER YARD
SPECIAL SALE OF CORsETs AND HANlKERCHlEES.

SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS AND HANDKE RCnlEFS.
ITO
70 sa e
a the adm style ocoset wat
ronl65 o 5eaeh
Ey-ThkE a GOOD LOOK AROUND
o s pei pounds
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mail amp free
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-04

inventor, resident OF 1paya, Ill.
From the rim of the large single
wheel short diverging spokes extend
to inner parallel rims some distance
apart, bent arms attached to the lat
ter rims extending to hub on each
side of the wheel, the hub consisting
of sleeve provided with ball bear
ings through which the axle extends.
Mounted in ball bearings on each Of
the sleeves is an arm extending above
and below, the upper end of the arms
having handles by which the machine
is guided, while their lower ends sup
port framework having cross bar
to which is secured the seat perch,
the frame also affording bearings for
an axle, on which are piyoted the
pedal levers. Loosely mounted in a
hollow circular case at each side Of
the machine, on the inner end of the
ism for driving the wheel, one Of the
figures showing sectional view Of
the ratchet attachment. A strap
held in grove on the face OF the
ratchet casing extends downward on
each side to one of the pedal levers,
to which it is secured, and as the
PEDALS are operated the ratchet wheel
and sleeve are turned to move the
main wheel. To the outer ends of
the axles are attached rods long
enough to extend to the ground, when
the axles are turned into position to
bring their points down, and at a con-
yenient point in front Of the rider is a
curved brake bar, connected with the
squared inner ends of the aXles, so
that by raising the brake bar the axle
is turned to throw the points Of the
rods down into the ground, as shown
in dotted lines in the sectional plan
view and in full lines in the figure
perspective.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-04
Made Her Happy.

Meissner tells pathetic anecdote
Of Heine which places him in the
kindliest light:
One day, when his end was very
near, Meissner entered and found him
debating letter to be sent to his
mother.
what" cried Meissner, "does the
old lady who dwells by the Dammthor
still live?"
Truly; though old and sick and
feeble, still beats the warm mother
heart for me.
"And do you often write to her?"
Regularly, every month.
"Ah," cried Meissner, show I'M
happy she must be to hear of your
sorrow and sickness.
"Oh, as to that" returned Heine,
"my mother believes me as well and
sound as when j saw her last. She is
aged and reads no papers, and the
few old friends she sees are in like
condition. / write to her often as
cheerfully as possible and tell her Of
my life, and how happy am. If she
notices that only the signature is
mine, the explanation is that have
pains In the eyes which will soon pass
of. And thus she is happy. For the
rest, that son should be so i'll and
wretched as am, no mother would
believe"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-04

Of the river In Wild despair, some at
tempted to escape by swimming, others
by rushing through the flames. In the
spring $4,000 dead bodies were drawn
from the Beresina and burned on its
banks. The Russians never ventured
another attack, but lowered round the
shattered remnants OF the Grand Army,
cutting off stragglers, and from safe
distance playing on the retreating
columns with their artillery, to which no
reply could be made.
The cold became extreme. The winter
was one of the severest known In
Russia. The thermometer sunk TO "a
degrees below zero. The retreat be-
came a rout. All organization was lost.
Hunger made all equal, and all persisted
alike. In the morning ring OF corpses
round the embers OF an extinguished
fire indicated the bivouac OF the preced-
ing evening. Packs of wolves. focks of
crows, vultures and other birds of prey
followed the line of march TO feed on the
bodies of the dead. Numerous instances
of cannibalism occurred, the miserable
survivors eating the flesh of their de-
parted comrades.
Exclusive OF those left at various
points to maintain line of communica-
ton, the number of men in the French
army which actually marched into the
heart of Russia was estimated at 500, 900.
OF these, 100000 were killed in battle
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-04

flcuties under which they labored. There
were no proper tools, there was no lum-
Der, even nails were lacking; the river
was full Of floating ice, which impeded
the efforts of the workers. OF the LOT
engineers who, through that long and
terrible night, labored from waist deep
to neck deep in water, only five survived;
but by daylight the bridge was done.
The effective tnoops passed over, took
possession Of the heights on the opposite
side, and the host of stragglers began to
follow. But the deceived Russians now
returned, and established their ar
tillery where 1t was beyond the reach of
the French, and began firing on the
bridge. The most awful destruction en-
sued. The advancing Cossacks, crowd
ing on the swarms OF unarmed fugitivos,
cut them down without mercy; the ar
tillery played upon them as they crossed
the bridge, and, as the regular forces OF
Russians advanced, orders were given
to set the bridge on fire. It was done
while some Thousands OF the French
fugitiyes were still ON the further side