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The evening world., 1894-08-23
How Would Five Girls DOT

To the Editor:
After reading your account o: a fire on DE Kalb
avenue, early this morning. and being kept awake
thinking by the passing and repassing nre-
engines. am induced to write to ask you ~ you
viii Interest your paper ito which We all have to
10 II "e want anything done) and doubtless you
will head the list of subscriptions towards the
equipment of girls amateur FIRE brigade. Girls
are now doing mems work In all directions. and
in this particular calling should have no trouble
in competing with the powers that be. as evil
IDENTIFY there were some old women OF the other
SEX present who put out 90 Ore at O'Clock
and received another alarm at o'clock. the 5000
FIRE having refused to be put out with attempt
Ny girls must do something. so assist US In our
laudabie purpose. A MOTHER or FIGHT.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Diet and Disease.

In an able paper on the 'seientifc
basis OF vegetarianism." DR.. r. T. Trail
says: There are specimens OF the hu-
man family who very closely resemble
carniverous animals. not only In the
teeth but In facial expression, and eat.
Ing habits. simply because Tor genera
tons they have fed on animal FOOD.
rnAiEA9ls vo.aa W. s2as y .hu4slss
The evening world., 1894-08-23
FreckIes and Fruit

A diet of tomatoes. carrots, grapes and
stone fruits vii! remove pimples. A mea.
OF these vegetables is recommended as
the best of freckle cures, causing the
liver freckies to pale and the sun-freckles
to disappear. Before Its export the to-
mato was called a love apple. The juice
and seeds fsuratively, mop the a!lmen-
tary canal; bilious. sallow and speck-d
faces need just this sort OF interior
cleansing.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

some action which gives promise Of re-
suits. We want to get rid Of the de.
Element OF our hsrbor and shores. and
the only way TO do this Is BY burning
the garbage which Is now cast on the
waters. This is done elsewhere. and
there Is no reason why 1t cannot be done
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Capt. Carter. OF the Prince OF wales's
cutter Britannia. has received from HIS
Royal Highness. IN recognition Of six
successive victories over VlgMant. a
gift OF pocket aneroid compass. Thrift
was ever one OF the marked traits Of
the Gueifs. and Albert Edward is IN
doubtedly q true Guelf.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Mig niackbirda' Little nonnet..

Big blackbirds. pair OF them. are put
on little bonnets. A favorite arrange
ment Is to have them beak TO beak. their
toes tucked under and their wings and
tails pointed to represent bows.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Vanderbilt paid $1,000 for The Horse
Fair" the masterpiece. now in the Met
ropolitan Museum. Rosa Bonheur, who
painted it got 5000; the dealer got the
difference. That illustrates the artists
success, from the bankers standpoint.
Although her pictures are owned by
queens, emperors, kings, princes. mill
lonCaires and all the great National GAL
leries, the were bought at shamefully
low prices. Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
is affectionately spoken OF by Mile. Bon
heur as 1.-The most liberal patron OF art
have known" NJ. Edouard Andre, the
Paris banker, who died n short while
ago, paid the next best prices. He mar
ried Mile. Nellie Jackquemard an ar
fist, who :nnerits his wealth and treas
ures.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

1t appears that Acting Mayor Nc
ciellan does not know enough about
politics TO get a couple Of labor tickets
from the Park Department. but al the
same time II is proper to remark that
any man who knew al! about the
Ways 81 the Park Department would
know all that there is to be known
about politics.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Soup and a Poor Dinner.

Don't serve soup on wash days. The
liquid is stimulant. 1t warns up the
stomach. gives tone to the tissues,
sharpens the appetite and makes the
gistric system fairly melt with longing.
Soup Is capital prelude to a feast, but
In time of famine. economy and hard
luck. bread. potatoes, neat or any other
heavyweight food will subdue the appe-
lite; unfortunately. it will also depress
the digestive organs. unless the sauce
hur ger comes to the rescue
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Our compliments to Blanche g. Leath-
err. the first lady to get masters
license to navigate the turbid and shift
Ing currents OF the Mississippi May
success follow her ventures and her
voyages. and yet for woman il Is n
higher mission TO box the children than
20 box the compass.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

All the Efe-saving stations in the
country opened yesterday under the new
law which lengthens the season Of duty
TWO months. Despite the additional ser.
vice. the Government has reduced the
WAGES OF the men to $50 per month. E1-
perience has demonstrated that II IA
poor economy 10 reduce wages where
human life Is concerned. and the brave
fellows cannot be blamed for grumblinK
. little over the unfairness OF Uncle
Dam.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The enthusiasm at owens's barbecue
And canvass in Kentucky is in marked
oontrast to the GOODNESS manifested
towards Col. Breckenridge, his political
opponent. There is a dark cloud on the
silver-haired Kentucky ststesmnn's po-
litical horizon.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Two Hustlers.

To TNe EuIT0F.
incloced please md 10 for the sick babies
which We collected in two days. and would be
without any doubt more II the times we're better.
You have heard from US before three times and
you shall hear from again. as We are hustlers.
ISSlE SEIDE,
3i2 East Fifty first street.
RAYMOND HENESSY.
3l3 East Fifty -hrst street.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

One OF the handsomest houses In
Prairie avenue is Mrs. George NJ. Pull
mans Chicago home. 1t is built of
Vermont brownstone, stands in a corner
lot. where the turf Is green and beautl-
full. and has three imposing entrances
for callers, carriages and private cars.
switch leads to the east end OF the
lawn. and here the Pullmans and their
guests take and leave the palace cars.
The most charming piece of decorative
furniture is u fountain in the cochere,
where the gold and silver fish shine,
the falling waters make music among
the rocks and delicate vines trail their
graceful branches.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Five Little Hustiers.

To the Editor;
Five dollars please here end,
To ease some mother mind
We thought best 10 give fair.
Work hard and add our share,
We hope " Win make some baby we'll.
For NE tried our best our wares to sell.
Yet Il Was out OF our line.
We will Go better next time,
Yours the Hustlers
Clara Levy 9. JeRnnGtte NJ. Queenan, 10
May Levy, 5. Lille Levy, G.
Rosie StrGshl O.
III Amsterdam avenue, city
The evening world., 1894-08-23
BEGGED A BED TO DIE UPON.
An Ex-Attendant Mt Roosevelt Hos
pital Expires of Heart Disease,

Ann Dwyer. nifty years old and single,
was found dead this morning In the
building SO Water street. by Andrew
Morrissey. the janitor. She lived by do
ing odd jobs about the city as a scrub
woman. She had no place to sleep last
nignt. and she asked Mrs. Morrissey 10
let her lie ON the lounge. WHICH the lat
ter did She complained OF palms
street, williamsburg. She was formerly
an attendant AZ the Roosevelt Hospital
Heart diesaze txts fhe cnlsoi u death!
The evening world., 1894-08-23

There have been many accidents OF
Hate due TO Ignorance or negligence IN
blasting. The authorities should See
that fun protection is afforded 10 resi-
dents and pedestrians in the vicinity
OF the work. II Is small comfort 10 an
injured person TO learn that a police
Justice 'censured the contractor and
discharged him"
The evening world., 1894-08-23
A scholar Needed.


TO the kdItoT!
have noticed for several days that some o.
your readers have interested themselves in a
question they have not tie intelligence &c COIN
prshend. They look in the Bible to ind where
Gaia GO; his wife. when The Bibi4 is the most
didhcult book 10 understand. Theirs nse same
books in which this is explained. bat ,nfcrtu-
na;sy. they are written in Hebrew. But your
readers may obta a correct version Of their
question by applying to some Hebrew scholar.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Second Avenue Helpers.
To the Edito

To The Edltof'
Collected by the little helpers OF Second avenue.
In'losed Ind - for the benefit OF the sick babies
Hoping this little mite will help some poor suder-
ers The fair was held on the sidewalk by
Margaret Budds. Clara Guvado
Josie 'nyser J. ~. COfbett,
Dick Cuyadu
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Having protested in vain against the
passage Of the Tarif bill. disgruntled
people are now picking flaws in its
DGnctux ton. pissatIsfaction with the
paper ana type used Is next In order.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The Sick Babies Fund is very near the
$4,000 mark. 1t is booming on towards
II. There IS in the Fund Sls2ll.5G
The Funds corps OF free doctors has
saved nearly as many little lives as II
has received dollars from the people.
The corps Is constantly by the side OF
the cradles in the tenements. and its
presence there means that disease and
death must not try to do any of their
cruel harm to the helpless little occu-
pants OF the cribs. Many prayers are
daily ascending for the contributors to
this popular charity. and poor mothers
and poor fathers shower their blessings
upon all concerned In the saving OF their
children.
The success OF the Sick Babies Fund
this Summer Is remarkable. 1t Is a ire
mendous testimony or the peoples love
for and interest In children.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Why Not Win Her Handf


have = lady friend who, in my opinion, is
very nice girl. but she has her faults. Sac has
taken from me a pin and various other things.
Some nights she is very pleasant. but when | give
her an Invitation to the same place as another
fellow she throws me away. Al present she is
in the country had q quarrel with her, and We
were s-parted two months ago. would like to
know how | could win her back l. on.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

To Inc EdTIOr'
Here Is picture OF Silss Ray FeinberE. the
greatc-' MT" girl In New York. She managed
fair for the Sick Babies Fund last April that
brought IN over 500. and nov. although she
lives dISntUnn. she /. getting up a monster en-.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Judge Holman has been renomnated
to Congress. and II he lives to complete
his term he will have served thirty
years. This Is one OF the things that the
Great Director doesn't object 10.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
BIg Entertainment nj Hath Reach

A grand entertainment and hop In aid Of The
Evening Worlds Sick Babies Fund and the lie
brew Chldrens Fund was held on Sat"rd-- 49,.
the 18th Inst. a. schailers Hall, Bath Beach.
under the auspices OF the Park House and Its
Henry Harris. assisted by the following ladies':
Mrs. n. Jones. Mira Rupert Ryley. Mrs. Babcock,
Mrs. lngersoli, Miss I.ottie Leon, Miss Lola Car
penter. Mr.. J. Long. Miss Phillips MIR. Boyrr
and a number OF others The Smount realized Was
SIS 10. MIR. Harry S~eetman ives untirlng In his
efforts stage manager MIR and Mira Floryine
and MIR Ilillyer were good enough to permit some
Of their best talent to assist in making the en-
tertAinment the great success II attained Miss
IiEIi. Howard sang beautiful, aud VAS loudly up
plauded; seymore and Moore appeared In their
lectlons. which brought down the house. MIR
Sheehan Murphy, as usual. could not be surpassed
IN his comic songs and savings OF the amateur
performers too much prAis. cannot be given TO
Miss MAY Morris for the beautiful way she rem
dered her song. and TO Mrs Davis for the able
manner 4" which she delivered her recItatlons
She is on elocutionist o. high merit
Miss Pauline Harris lead the scarf dance; Miss
Bertha Harris tn. skirt dance, Miss Croupes the
tAmbourine dance: Miss Fanny iugsrsoll a skirt
dance. and Esteile Harris the fan dance and re-
sponded to an encore with the song entitled The
Bo~ery Girl," which WAS the hit Of the even.
Ing. Misses Haas, in the serpentine, nag and
Spanish dances. were really wonderful and were
sncored several times. selectlon from ''lis.
vas performed by ten children. Queen Isabella
wAs taken by Rachel Boston With great success
and Harold SIlNernAn made y splendid Ferdinand
Dor. Jsnks Was the leader In the doll dance. The
costumes were all made specially for the occa-
sion. and were most elaborate In their E-'-up.
Al 10 O'Clock the entertai nment was concluded
and then all those that kindly contributed bS puT-
chasing tickets Joined In the dance, which CON
GUIDED al midnight Then all repaired to the PARK
House. where yery nice cold lunch wAs served
b. Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Messrs. Garry nrothers
the charitable Undertaking b. donating the rib
bons, &c.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Bites Her Finger Nails,

To the Editor:
have a little giri twelve years old. and she
bites her hnger-nails. would like very much
to have some reader OF The Evening World
tell me how l can break her Of the habit
l.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Every resident OF New YORK City ana
OF Greater New York Is interested In
ths question Of burning the garbage Of
the great cities. ard every one slII CO.
dee with pleasure that the tardy CITY
S~<hsn hsI1k7 aes,zz he>p hseysd 4. -
The evening world., 1894-08-23
rhe Hest Girls In TompkinsviIie


fair was held in - Grimm street TompkIns.
vile. = J.. Aug IL and II. for the bepcht Of the
sick babies Fund. by Ella Garreison IL: Lulls
g: ErNSnt IA Mamie Keys IL; Annie Ycrks l.,
They i4is-d So 81 The room Was beautifully De-
Grated wa rags and bunting and thfunsei
babies, Ana they hope that 1t viii do them some
good. X
The evening world., 1894-08-23
With u Suggestion.

10 the FIfot.
Inciosed please Gnd check for 81 for the Sick
Babies Fund Allow me 10 suggest that any
surplus from the FUND be expended In the pGr.
yhAss Of Winter clothing for the children OF the
poor. SINGLE TAN
The evening world., 1894-08-23
A Corporation Helped Them.


10 tue E'tNuT,
lneiosel ind 's5S proceeds OF snail fair
held at 2lS7 seventh Avenue. Aug. Is Dr. c. r
Meyers kindly let as have the store and the Con.
sol.daiel Gas Company save the Eas
DOROTHY 0FFENHEIM
MAY BROMER
The evening world., 1894-08-23

To the Editor.
inciosed YOU will md s. the proceeds Of = stand
kept in Eighty seventh street b.
Emma H.nstein. Annie Becker
Maggie Buckley, Hattie MOLE.
Alice Bpkey.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

President Cleveland went around New
Work yesterday without effort. but he
seems to have great difficulty in getting
around the Tariff bill.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Eighty-seventh street Girl

To the Ediiof'
l1closed YOU viii find $50. proceeds OF a fair
in Eighty srYenth street. held by the following
Eirs.
Louise Profit, HsRretta SchWanswsde
May l.onerg-n, Gertrude Lehman,
Little LSnergan, Augusta LYnEsIun,
stella Livingston.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The small boys thoughts are now
turned towards school. and soon whal-
ing stories will supplant the fish yarns
Of q Summer vacation.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

To the EDITOR;
Herewith incloGed please fnd s. which is
chssrfully donated by q friend. W @. :,
BROOKLYN N Y
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Mr.. Pollock Handed


TO Inc ElItoT'
save SIS to Mr.. John Pollock for the Sick
Babies Fund, result OF a game OF ball at Oak
PSiHt 7. +, BURKE
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Little Toy Sellers.

Henrietta SternherS, l2j Norfolk street: Edna
H. and Jennie Freedman, Of l25 lrvington street.
had i stand and sold toys " the amount OF $40.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

With the prospect Of the Tariff bill
eoon becoming a-law. industries Of the
country are beginning to hum.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Ellen ami Annie,

Ellen Mamie. SIS First avenue. and Ami.
Joyce. Sn First avenue, Isnd t2,so for the slsk
Rabies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

There may be suggestion in the model
golfing dress. 1t is fresh from London,
blue flannel skirt and girdle suspend
ers. and cap 10 match, and a white
silk and wool waist, shot with blue.
White spats cover the "high-lows.'
The evening world., 1894-08-23
GoInng Dress.

The English game OF golfing has
reached Newport. That settles 1t.
Next year all America will be playing
skinny" with long handled stick.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

In the way OF charity the success Of
she year Ii THE Evening World" Sick
Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

~ . Summer resort New York looms
up grandly In these splendid August
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Your Letter wan Appear La,~r.

All letter. from eontsihuters 70 the Sick Babies.
Fund viii BE printed. Many are In type lnd VIII
APPEAR IN this eeiunh ,laisf.l n q 3a~Vg &
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Far RocLnywny Helpers.

Enclosed ind s25o contributed by Ki,tle Nc
Grath Aar.ie Foran ana others for the Sick
Babies Fund. FAR RoCKAwAY.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Cnrled Wing Eeathera.

the glass case in the millinery shopT
Wings are curled, and white, black ana
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The dynamite shell and the dynamite
gun have made a successful combina-
ton.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
COlainG Events.

OEfihG sns ssEss. snploysss Standard Sum
HNs SslfHsas csGp2sJ. vinnsld l. J.. Aug. &c.
cls.A@ks bss11 UIIAsn Association to Col
SeDs Ps.11 Ee>< D. $500 III -
:. Eseuspa La sinysua Aasssi.sis. 70 ship.
$500 e's. Ass. r. -; .rsyLS e 80
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Tho next Mayor of New York must be
. Democrat.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
One Cigarette Fiend's Cure.

To the Editor:
cigarette nend has asked for advice. l would
Ike to give him the advice | received. 1 was in
company With few friends about two months.
anu as 1t was customary for me- sat pufing
away at cigarette until one OF the company
said, II would like to relate to YOU n story OF n
hend. As was In charge OF an ambulance for n
hospital was called to pay a visit to a certain
house in the city. Upon arrival there We found
the form OF young man stretched upon the
foor. asked the doctor what allied him, and he
said that he had been so depressed In health
from cigarettes that he committed suicide" From
that day TO this have not smok ed one for fear
Of doing self-injury. See now that you. follow
my course, and let know through the letter
column in about two months how many you
smoked. c. NJ. EXCIGARETTE FIEND
BROOKLYN
The evening world., 1894-08-23

hlNsrs collected BY the children !nclose you
The uruEfa nnr Great hanks are DIV, - ihs-,
children va te5E part In the tabiea1 yiN1nis;
Ella BurL- sJIN e. hsuiilcksUn.
EiuA Martin. Assis Burke.
lauFA k,utlsr oracle Grover.
Julia GrUyrt F!orenc. Nougnmsry.
Kitty RENTER Elsie Von Hoieufer.
Aimee ALrAdGm. clarence Aor'sontry.
Willie Grover. Charlie Kentler
AT!s Martin Fred Lambert
Alfred MFrhlam
Following Was the programme:
Grand march with chorus "Dsigy Ee!l:" rcl-
thtion George WAshinston's Birthday Flor
ence Montgomery: recitation. '"rhe Old Gray
shawl" Clarence MortA,msry plano solo,
'lts2.' t'Leau 'ivirt queen Isabella and n is
TOPPER Columbus" recitation. ''Fiyr Dolls :"
ktnA Martin. recitation ''yrat shall We Buy y"
Oracle Grover. tableau vl,snt. Little R~l Rii-
ing Hoof' Aggc Burke, recitation. 'Grandpapa 8
Specialize Iauro RENTER. tsbleII want.
BABES IN the Wood" recitation. TIE chill
dtcn'' Hour Arsie Bnke. tah!eau viysEt. The
Re
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Little Lemonade seIIers.

To the Editor
lRolosed md q Tor the Sick Babies Fund
said amount realized BY selling Lemonade
Tommy sheerln' MEbel Smith
Matte splhalei' barbara Sptndler,
Irene Sherrin. Edith Kalb
Annie Green. SO East Eighth street
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Giovanni Put out Of Joint.

To the Editor
Giovanni Volta. the confessed Inser.olIte and
who an not surprised is ashamed TO sign his
real name has exhibited mos: clearly tae alb
stTsct Ignorance that Invariably cha-acteriz.s
those OF his stamp The good Lcrd oaly knows
what this injurious world OF ours would be with
on; the Christian influence which abcunds say
Christian influence, and that is what mean
Mora! influence is good because it tends to make
man right With man, but Christian influence is
better. for it makes right with Goi. 1t is
noticeable that even the poor pagan. in his iS-
noFant and untutored condition, feels his need
Of rendering homage 10 some enc, and 50 pros
tFa'es himself before his idol. The Indian, un-
civilized and uncouth though he may be, is not
without his belief Of hereafter. Men Of all
nations and climes intuitvelv realize that some
great unseen power daily manitests itself In in.
imitable nature. That power is truly none other
thln Almighty Gcd IL is certainly in true
donkey style TO think as does our learned
friend 1t may be that he belongs to that class
IL that be the case then OF course he has no
thought OF future. Again. perhaps like Topsy
he grew II the latter then he was positively
picked before he was ripe. J. s. STOWELL
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Feeders Of THE EVENING WORLD tearing
ne cfiv for ne hot months should s,nd IN their
addresses and hare THE EVENING WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

rIs.ss esll Al tAla salss ana pfohably '. can
VII ~ y q ~ - fsie i.fll s'srsst'S|
The evening world., 1894-08-23
4 Fine Little StOre-k eeper

Rose Frisi. a pretty and energetic little girl
who lives at l2s East sixty-;hlrd ttreet had
stand IN from; ot her home for Four GAYS and
The evening world., 1894-08-23

brown ones In odd and even sets are
put upon the same hat. with silk null
and variety Of flowers. Even the
birds, used whole are ironed until their
tails ana wings describe unheard OF
curves.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-25
CITY GUARD.
The company's Annual Memorial Day
Yesterday.

The company's Annual Memorial Day
Yesterday.
The annual memorial day of the New
Haven City Guards, Company b. Sec
ond regiment, was held yesterday In
the morning the company attended
service at the Trinity German Evangel-
ical Lutheran church on George street
and were addressed by Rev. ]. Il.
Timm. In the afternoon delegation
was sent to the following cemeteries:
st. Bernard, st. Lawrence, Mapledale,
Westville. Hamden and Grove street
At $3.50, headed by the Second regiment
band, the actives, in company with the
veterans 10 the number OF about forty
decorated the graves In the Evergreen
cemetery. The line Of march was
through Meadow street to George, to
State, to Chapel, to Dwight. to Sylvan
avenue, to the cemetery
Following is a list Of the deceased
members buried in New Haven: Colonel
George 4. Basserman, Private Charles
Nicklas, Lieutenant Frederick Ploeger
Privates Henry Leyerzaph, Arnold
Boehm, Robert Hoppe, John Rattles-
dorfer, George Kimpher, John schatz,
Charles Davis, William Rumpf, Martin
w. Widmann. Louis Widmann, John
Kapmayer, Henry HAIRY, Henry
Knapp, George Koch, George Bimmler,
Henry E.nglehart, Fred Goetz. Edward
Kahn, Conrad Winter, Jacob Ringwald,
David Kittler, Frederick Hartung; Mu
sicians August c. Blenner, Frederick
Meyer, Privates Frederick Forth. John
Knecht, Captain Frank w. Tiesing,
Prlvates John Num- John Hoffman,,
William p. Southington, Captain Chas.
Ruickholdt, Sergeant Peter Sclaefer,
Privates Jacob Schlaefer, Henry Bre-
thauer, Lieutenant Charles Katsch,
Private Charles F. Sinsig, Colonel-Ser-
geants Charles Mayer, Mitchell Gorris,
Privates August Wallhoefer, Richard
Ellsner, John Herman, Joseph Schwab,
Charts Willer Frd Reiser, Paul kunz,
Joseph Boess, John Feltung. First Ser
geant Israel Bretzfelder, Privates Adam
Rider, Edward Dryfuss. Conrad Speiss,
John Schleger. Frank Moesbrouck, Ju-
Illus Lohse, Henry Haesche, Herman
Kautz, Chris Klump.
.. The following; are buried out of town:
Corporal Frederick Schlaeger, Hart
ford; .PrivatesnJohn Schlaefer, Bridge
port; Alfred Hough, Bridgeport;
Charles Groll, Southington ALBERT Froe-
bel, Southington; Jacob Meyer, Bristol;
Charles Messinge Meriden; Dennis
Darlington, o"d* California; Oswald
Escherich, Chicago, Ill. ;Gotlieb Marks,
Ohio; Albert Wick, New York; Anthony
Adams, New York; William Meyer,
Virginia; Joseph Kegelmeyer, John
Leihkam, Charles Steinetz, Frederick
Schoenbein, at Arlington, Heights, va. !;
Peterson, Bridgeport.
The graves Of Colonel Daniel Klein,
Privates Jacob Frink, Charles Kersten
and George Nichtern are unknown, they
having died during the war.
The following have died during the
past year: Major Carl Engel, Private T.
BIGGER, Musician G. J. Schnee, Pri-
Yates William Vogt, Moses Greenbaum,
Charles Hollingree, Josph Schader, Au-
gust Rigel. ~