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The National tribune., 1898-10-13

aiter wEl;0 | lty set
tied down for the
| Winter al LeTCir, 22
miles southwest Cf-
Knoxville. Abou, the
time they hal COM
fortablc houses Eui.t
I.ongstrcct ) Corps
made its appearance,
driving Ihcnl Il 10
Knox iilc, " h ere
they remained iris
oncrs of wa-, fur ish-
ing the il own rali,ns,
" Inch were very poor
both in quaint y and
quality, for nearly a
month; they prefer
ring t!iS to e iag to
Richmond.
On Sabbath morn
ing, Nov. %, III Of
LOngstrecl's be S t
REGIMENTS made Ii
charge on FcrL San
dcrs, viii II was de-
tended 10y about cisEt
cannon ard probably
100 men. Aiterward
mere troops wcre Iun
in, Just previous TO
the a:tas X, among
them Co. 4 of the
iGO:h, who right gal
lanliy defended the
northwest corner Of
the fort.
The enemy actu-
ally climbed up the
sides of the fort,
planting three battle
flags on the parapet,
but were knocked
back into the ditch
by the boys of Co. A, .
who lost two killed,
Isaac Garretson and
A aron Telrleton;
also four or five
wounded. The rebel
loss in this engage
ment was terrible,
amounting, according
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OF July, Gen. Parks troops, with division
under Sherman, started for Johnston S
army, which retreated as far as the Capi
tai OF the State before Offering battle.
At Jackson, the I'd Mich, being the
skirmishiag regiment for the division did
all the fighting, driving the Johnnies out
of their camp. Johnston, finding himself
in close quarters, burnt and destroyed
what he could not take with him and
fed, the regiment following some dis
tance, tearing up railroads and burning
cotton. After the Jackson campaign
they returned TO their former camp at Mill
dale, near the Yazoo River, where they re-
manned until the 1st of August This
was one Of the most disastrous campaigns
to health in the war.
PRISONERS IN KNOXVILLE.
4 month later the entire corps. or all
who were able To go, started,for East Ten
neSSec, marching Via Cumberland GAP
and reaching Knoxville on Oct. 2. On
Oct 20 a baitl: was fought at Blue Spring.
in which sOi.ie rebel caVaity was routed
The National tribune., 1898-10-13

In spite OF the very serviIe and inte -ior
condition Of women in China. much the
greatest parsonage for t C moment among
the 40O,000,000 people il the Celestial
Flowery Empire is the Dowager Empress.
who seems to have uni III ed power over
grades and promotes accordingly to her
own sweet will. Information about her is
very meager and confusing bat it seems
that she was originally a woman in very
humble station, but fascna ed the grand
father of the present Ernperor-if he be yet
aiive-by her wit and auty. He made
her his wife, but the succession TO the
thro e fell upon his son By q concubine
She became Empress Regent during the
minority Ct this son, and so consolidated
her power during that time There is
much doubt as to what she has done with
his son and successor, whether he is
dead. or yet alive and in prison
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XITANTEIi-By Henry c. Maui, Eudora. Douglas
w County, ktu, Information as to- what company
ana regiment his sun, August Maui, served. after
gust 1867 iii of tiie rroeion; he having second
service, of which he ia unable The humber
of his regiment and company will ne greatly appre-
ciated by his orphan children. He died in Pekin ILL.,
some years ago. ltavias said children, OF whom this
applicant Is guardian. s9i3s
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Charlie Rehse-How do they keep that
clcck In the Cathedral wound up?
George Tibbles-They've got a winding
stairway in the tower
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Wy ANTED-Is there comrae left OF the sth
w 9th, and 10th Army Divisions under Gems
j,gel aterwar is Hook AMI Sheridan who has been
ut the battle of Cold HarbOr and who knew the s,af
bser Jack HAST (Hays: III So let him Communicates
lawyer, above Hunts hardware store I'd and Mu.rison
Purt.and Ore. S96-3l
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w |ANTED-Any cunIrade of Marden Locke, y no
w served in Co a. 55th Mass that was injured at
SOuti Mountain, wouid confer great ..Ivor by ad
drcss;n, IoiIie o. prealer. Easi Bertha, Conn. Box
Il. s36-3t
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w ANTED-i:y J. Y. Welker Jay street cIcve-
w hand. U-.GdTess, j. living, of DEs William vi.
Clark and Wii.i1 Kelly, late surgeons OF 18th
Ohio. Also ci- AMI rsHcc of death of any mo'ber of
rcsiiuielI Also addresses vi i1cIntrrs re-
siding. ott~is;e CT Oe:.U SJ53t
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WANTED-ADDRESSES

VJJANrED-By JOHN c. Smith, a las Joe smith
w Chco Butte Co1nty, oaL-The address 5 OF
the following comrades: Capt Carryco First Lieut.
Miller, Privates Andrew Po.lc,t, Charlie Curtis
George Sen.ner. 4 h0mas Hoover, George Gallagher
Thomas While, James Ga.dner, ali of Co D. IA h M
Cav. ~r1- r-sr-a SOS 81
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BATTLE DAYS OF THE R0UnDHEADS.
The Civil Wal Experience of the Famous Tooth Pa Fight
ing Regiment

the island low and marshy, and the labor
unloading artillery ammunition, ETC.,
so great that when the regiment left the
island, on the 4th of July, there were not
coo men fit for duty
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z Ficress Prepaid.
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TEN WEEhS FOX TEN CESTS.
That big family paper The LI,asfrated Feesty Sen-
tinet, of Denver. Col (foundsd $780, will he ent ten
weeks trial for 0c clubs of g. 5oc: II for D. Special
offer solely to Introduce IT. Latest mining news and
illustrations of scenery stories of love sRd adven-
ture- Adiress as above: stamps taken
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Another night Of anxious watchfuness
gave place to a morning OF pouring rain, by
which the ground WAS so sodden as to i'm
pede the movement 0f artillery We were
short of ammunition till 10 a. m., when an
ecied tram was welcomed.
batteries were now, constructed on the
ground SO ndsomely gained on our lett, by
which even Mnrtreesboro could be shelled !;
and Gems. Thomas and Rousseau, who Lad
Tor days Leen annoyed ly rebel sharpshooters
from the cedar thickets in their front, OBJ
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SUCCESS

Sure as the word of our God. Health, Vtalth and
all the good thing OF life be obtained III you
wish for these things address, enclosing sri Mrs r
B. Curtis Box l6i. Derry Depot. RocSinghas County,
y. H. Money for the benefit Of an old sole
Mention The National Tribune.
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DIED.

T.. the beloved husband of Catherine f. Bryan,
in the ffty-eghth year Of his age.
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
SARAH VIRGINIA. beloved wife OF BERNARD
Bryan, at her residence, l2l Pennsylvania ave-
Funeral from her late residence Saturday. June
4, at 4 o'clock pm Friends and relatives re-
spectfuily invited TO attend -
CHM, Near Notes.-The: Va. Sunday. May -,
ls!S CAROLINE CHM. relict Of the late
Wm. ii. Chinn and mother Of Chas W. and
COLEMAN. On Wednesday June l. 1885 at 4
o'clock am. KATIE DAUGHTpN beloved
wife Of Edgar A. Coleman. and daughter OF
Darius u. and Kate Hunter Dauehton
Funeral from Ggrley Memorial Church Friday,
June 3. at O'Clock. iLterTent private.
FAIR z sg M%E,s w@anssday June ,ss
NJ. and the late Morris u. Farr.
Funeral services at Brooklyn. " Y
HICKEY. At her residence. 800 Pennsylvania
1yenpe nSrihwest or June 1855 At pm.
Hickey. aged sxty-seyrn years.
Funeral viii h leave r,sidsnee saturaay at $50
solemn high mass viii be said for the repose Of
her soul. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited TO attend. %
HARRISON On Wednesday. June 1. 1885 at
Of J. w; Van Zant, 125 4th street southeast.
Funeral Friday. june 3. at pm, from tn. house,
J.hn A. Rawlins Post No. l.
Department Of the Potomac. q. \; r.
HElGES. Comrades of this post notified Of
the death. on May 81. 1855. of Comradc DAVID
e HEIGfS. late private Co b. 143th Penna.
Fur eral service at his late residence No 2l2 9Th
street Lorfhenst. Saturday June 4. at 10
O'Clock am lnterment at Oak Hill cemetery.
s. J. BLOCK, Post Commander.
J. A ALLEN, Adjutnnt.
MAY. On "wednesday, June /, 1855. at J O'Clock
am. BARBARA NJ, beloved wife Of the late
John NJ. May Of Georgetown
May she I'm peace. Amen
FCieral from the residence of her son-in-law J. II,
Buscher, 1872 Maryland avenue northeast, Fri
day. June 3. o'clock; thence Holy Name
Church. Relatives and friends invited TO at
tend. -
residence. 40 Pierce street northwest ELIZA
ANNE SHAW RIDGLEY, mother of Mary
Brown Margaret Stanley and William H.
Funeral from her late residence. thence to Gal
braith Church, 9th street between l. and NJ
streets northwest, on Sunday. June 5. at
O'Clock Friends and relatives respectfully in
yited to attend.
TOXIN. On Tuesday. May 81. 1888. at eeth and
wife OF William p. Tobin and daughter Of
John T. Breen.
Funeral Friday. June 3. 10 O'Clock Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
wII.MoT. On WEDNESDAYS. June /. 1895. NELLIE.
daughter Of John and Ella Wilnlot. aged seven
years and seven months
Funeral private.
In MemOriam.
JOHNSON. In loving remembrance of my beloved
parted this life one year ago today-June >.
BY HIS WIFE.
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Infants Department.

/ Boys LeghOrn Hat. rolling brim. trimmed
with six quilting and pomp0n- broad silk ties.
Reduced from 81 ~ 81. IS
Chiidren's Crash Coa4r large cape trimmed with
Il white embroidery. Reduced from 81 90
TO 81 So
Chihlren's Yellow Lawn Guimpc Dress. large
square collar trimmed with insert ion anu embruI-
cry. Reduced from 81 ~ 81 Do.
pairs Infants HHnd-kn BooieeS trimmed with
ribbon and silk. Reduced from s2.oO TO SOC pair.
Infants Flannel Shawls, hem featherstitched.
Reduced from 800 to zoe. each.
Second
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Shoe DeDa rtrrlent.

o pairs Misses 1-strap Tan Slippers Sizes b.
131s, i. " and Bill 131a. l and 2 C. Reduced
from 81. 80 to 9Sc. pair.
3 pairs Misses Black Wei Kid Button Slippers
pointed toe Sizes liz and 12h BLY, e. Re
duced from S1.JO To 9Sc. pair.
5 pairs Misses Black Wei Kid Oxfords. cloth
tops pointed toe Sizes liz II. 1914 and 13 A
1lH Is. Reduced from 81. IS to CSC pair
3 pairs Misses Tan Oxfortls, pointed toe Sizes
i, i1s and b. Reduced from 81. ~ to 9sc pair.
o pairs Misses Tan Goat Oxfcrds pointed toe
Sizes liz, II. l212. IL, 1, Ia and = A-11h B-l
fuor
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China Department.

English Porcelain Dinner Set 3 pieces missing
Reduced from $500 to 5000.
large Jariiniere, slightly damased Raduca,
from 80 Sl.I5
3 Odd Decorated Wash Basins Reduced from
81 OO to esbc. ~
Piain White Porcelain Covered Butter Dishes.
Reduced from 55c. TO Toe. each
Odd Decorated Vienna China Sugar pou,x
Reduced from $500 to 35c each
Plain White Chambers Clipped Reduced
from 25c- to he. each.
Odd White and Gold French China Som plates
Reduced from 60e. TO 3Sc. eac -
- Decorated English Pore ain Rome p,sh.
Reduced from loo to Sc each sH's'
Filth foor.
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Mems Department.

Mems Linen Crash Suits. Sizes "a, IS. sc. 81
and AZ. reduced from $50 to 81 10 each: 4. sizes
30, 81 and IS. reduced from $50 to So p each
4. sizes 81, 80, AZ and A. reduced from $500 to
$500 each
II dozen Mems Linen Link Cuffs round and
square corners Sizes 9E, IL and liz Reduced
from 2Jc. to 12Rc. pair
80 pairs Mems Cotton Half Hose, heavy weight
blacks. size 1O12: tans sizes and 1e12. Reduced
from 12isc TO pairs for 25c.
First floor.
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Bows Department.

- Atwood Duube-breasted Suits, dark service
able colos- Sizes :. 5. L.. IL Il, IA, 10 and 10.
Reduced from 81. 80 To S195 each.
10 Fine Blue and Black Serge suits. double
breasted, light weight Sizes Z =. 8, IS, II and
IL. Reduce from 500 IS. 40 each.
Very Fire Brownie Suits sizes 3, and D.
Reduced from $50 To 81 % each.
, Black AstTakhan Refers. pearl buttons. Size
8 Reduced from 81 - to JDc- each.
Kilt Suits. Sizes ~ and , Reduced from
s. . 81 5O each
Atwood Flannel Blouses. red and green Sizes
Z. and .. Reduced from 800 To DC. each
- Outing Cloth Blnuses and Shirt Waists. Sizes
g. g. I. :. .. 10, II, - and IA Reduced from Doc.
TO IJc. each
hfr,TfF
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Housefurnishing Dent.

Fancy Work Baskets, soiled. Reduced from
soc. and i5c. 10 25c. each
Jardiniere Baskets on stand. soiled Reduced
from 81. 81 To S1.Oo each.
Covered Baking Pan. damaged. Reduced from
Sl.05 to Soc
i 6-qunrt Magic Freezer. Reduced from So rs to
500. 800 "
DOE. S9c. each. $500
Fifth floor
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MARRIED..

JONES-SMITH On June /, 1898. by Rev. Ran.
dolph McKim, DWIGHT NoLNEN JONES aud
MDSELI-E SMITH.
McIHERSoN-JANNEY. On June l. 1855, al
Christ Church. Georgetown u. e., by THO
Rev. Albert Il. Stuart, DID, assisted 10y thu
Rev. Mr.. Ashmead. JOHN DOUGLAS Me.
PETERSON, Jr., TO GERTRUDE JANNEl,
daughter Of Bernard T. Janney. ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
Handkerchief Dept.

10 Woinens White Sheer ALlinen Hemstitched
Handker'hiefs. embroidered in black. slightly
soiled- Reduced from DE. to lsc. each: for zoe.
Il Woincn's White Sheer Au-linen Hemstitchcd
Handkerchief embroidered In black, slightly dam
sged- X -iuCed from 2Je. to 12izc. each.
Wonens White Al-linen Embroidered Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. Reduced from 25c. to
1oc. each.
II Mems White China SIX Handkerchiefs col
ored striped borders Reduced from 29c To 2Dc.
each. d for S1.UO
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r1uslin Underwear Dent.

Children's Lawn Aprons round neck r,ifle Of
same edged with embroidery. Reduced from 25c
to 15c each.
Pink and Blue Chambray Dressing SacIues
lay-down collar edged with lace. tight back loose
front sizes "a. 81 and 80 Reduced from 50.
81 so each.
Coiored lawn Skirts. umbrella style. narrow
r,ihie on bottom put on with heading, French back
Reduced from $1.OO to soc. each.
Second
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Suit Department.

q AIi-x sol Fine Cheviot Suits, silk lined jacket
and braid trimmed, blue. green and black. sizes
81 81 and 30. Reduced from $1,000 and S2i.oo to
SIU.uD ea,h-
1 Hand some Novelty Plaid Wool Cheyiot Skirt,
pe-caline lined. Reduced from $1,000 TO So 80.
/ Handsome Black Crepon Skirt, percaline lined.
Reduced rom $3.50 10 $50
Light Tar. kersey Cloth Jackets. silk lined
Sizes 81, 80 and 10. Reduced from $3.50 To
$3.50 each
Hello rope Broadcloth Eton Jacket, braid trim
Iied, silk lined Reduced from ST. 80 to 5000
Tan Cape. silk lined. strap trimmed Reduced
from $I2. a. 81 10
3 Fine White Lawn Waists, ribbon and emlroid.
cry trimmings. Sizes 81 81 and IS Reduced
from SIu. ~ 81 So each.
3 EInbi Oidered Organdie Waists. Sizes 81 and
81. Retiu ced from $500 10 81 81 each
8 Waists plain red and plain blue. trimmed with
handsome white embroidery Sizes 81, 80 and -.
Reduced from 50. I5 to $50 each.
Third hDor.
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Corset Department.

pairs ]. G. Corsets. French coutil, heavily
bphed with whaiebone- Size ID Reduced from
81 so &c s.. 90 pair.
pairs W. c. C. Corsets, cOuti Size y. Re
euccd from 5oe. To 29c. pair
second noor.
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1 Leather Goods DENT

Leather Belts, gilt buckles. Reduced from 25c
Toe. each.
Leather Belt, steel trimmings. Reduced from
81. % 10 I5c.
Pocket Books Reduced from soc to 25c each
Black Silk Shopping Bags. Reduced from
81. % to 81 90 each.
First floor.
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Travelling Goods Dept.

22-inch Geruine Cowhide Suit Case extra wide
Reduced from $1,000 to 81 so.
Genuine Alligator Bag, filled with gentlema m a
toilet articles. Reduced from $500 TO 5000
Fourth flour.
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Baby Carriage Dept,

1 Rattan Carriage. upholstered in silk damask
Reduced from $1,000 SI2.OU
Fine Whitney Carriage uphoIst cred in velour
Reduced from $1I so o s.. 90
i Whitney koll-body Carriage. Reduced from
so to $500.
Go-Cart. Reduced from 81 40 to $780,
Eourfh foor
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Picture Department.

- Sheet Pictures, including Photographs Re
duced 10 Jc. each.
~ Sheet Pictures. Reduced from 81 90 81 IN
and 81. % TO loo. each
Fourth floor
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1 Navy Blue and White China Silk Dress, silk
and satin ribbon trimmed Size s. Not soiIed
Reduced from $500 to $3.50.
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Woodward and LOthrOp,
10TH 18th and SITS, N w.

Our annual June Special Sale Samples Cambria
Nansoo and Muslin Underwear continued Friday and Saturday The
goods high character being sold the
picese prices ordinarily bargains
these.
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Asks Divorce.

f. Saunders Rockwell has brought suit
for divorce from his wife, Mary NJ. Rock
well, alleging that she has deserted him.
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Small Figured Pink MOhair Brilliantine Dress
silk velvet aud lace trimmed. Size 10. Not soiled
Reduced from $4,000 TO $1,000.
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/ Striped Corded silk Dress, olive green ribbon
trimming. guimpe style. Size 5. Not sotied
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
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Reduced from $1,000 to $50.

Handsome China SILK Dress. pink and hello
trupe. with velvet and lace trimming. Size 10
Nat al
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French ChaIls Dress, guimpe style, light blue
saffeta silk trimming Size s. Not soiled
Reduced from $3.50 to $50.
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Misses Department.

Handsome Light Blue Taffeta SILK Dress, veive,
and lace trimmed Size 10 Not soied-
Reduced from $500 TO $1,000.
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Fridays Special Bargain i'm Parasols.


in comprising
Fouari ain hnas PO Of
at1aI wood
Special Bargain Price, SIPS Each.
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street. She alleged that Christy had defrauded her of $20
 Emil Graewe and William Munsen- dorf, cigar makers, arrested for fight ing, were fined $l and costs each,
 A nolle was entered in the case of Alfred Russo, accused of violating the Sunday liquor law. .-.
 John Wagner and John Laughlin two members of the Oak street gang that assaulted several policemen on the night of Fourth of July, were fined $10 and costs each.
 RAILROAD INJUNCTION CASE.
 The arguments in the injunction suit of the Consolidated road against G. M. Long & Co. of New London, were made before Judge Roraback. This is the case in which the railroad com pany asks for an injunction to re- strain Long & Go. from filling in a slip opposite the depot at New London.
 George Williams, pickpocket charged with theft, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years in state prison. His crime consisted of picking the pocket of Mrs. Charles Dam bacher of 54 High street. The pocket book contained $10.
 Antonio Kowaleslzy and Mariana Webber pleaded guilty to charge of adultery and were sentenced, the man to one year in prison and the woman to one year in jail, The trial of George D. Ellis charged with theft of $31.92 from George E. Noble, milkman of North Haven, was taken up.
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TENrH,s cEnERR4rroN.
Big Illumination, Fireworks and En-
 tertainment at the Tenth Ward To-


 tertainment ut the Tenth Ward To-
 night.
 The celebration which is to occur to-
 night in the Tenth ward is sure to be a
 great success. The people of the ward
 have entered into the matter with great
 enthuiasm and have contributed to-
 ward the expense with even greater
 liberality than was expected of them.
 Ex-Alderman M. E. Chatfield will pre-
 side at the exercises, which are to be
 bonfire on Sargents lot and during the illumination squad of twelve police
 men in charge of a sergeant will be on
 hand to preserve order and to ensure safety. Ladies and children may feel
 safe in coming, and are expected to be
 present during the entire celebration.
 At 545 before the exercises have be-
 gun a large picture will be taken at
 the engine house of the new combina-
 tion chemical engine and hose cart, and
 of the forty members of the committee in charge, together with the f1remen and invited guests. A large flag 10x6 feet, a gift of the
 people of the ward, is to be presented to the new engine house by ex-Alder- an Chillingworth. The engine house will be beautifully decorated with flags and flowers. The electrical illumination is to be given on Edgewood and Winthrop ave- aY Y1d "a xx,jH ho on the lot at the corner of Edgewood and Ellsworth avenues. The programme is as follows: PROGRAMME. Part One. Second Regiment Band Concert from 7;30 to S:l5. n. Overture-Plque Dame ....... Suppe z American Patrol .......d..... Meacham j. Plecolo Solo .........i..... w. Hegel ,. Onward Christian Soldiers. S:20-Serenade at Engine House. Star Spangled Banner. S:30-Vo ocal Music at Engine House. l. a. Fishing. Mary Had Little Lamb Amphion Quartette. A. ]. Walker, r. A. Kureck. George l.. Hamilton and Ed. II. Jones' l Greeting Hon. J. T. Moran, in behalf of the committee Solo-Rose, Sweet Rose.
 Tinker's Song Robin Hood). Acme QuHrtette. D. Kelly, W. H. White, w. J. Scanlon and Henry WincheIl. Presentation of Flag Alderman Felix Chil- lngworth. Tenting To-night--Amphion Quartette. Westward Ho'Hon H F. Benton. Solo Selection Warren Williams. ood-ndght-AcTne Quartette. c. Chadwick Stock, accompanist. Krakaur piano furnished by A. B. Clinton, 1T Center street | l. Medley--Our for Lark ........ Dewitt Fireworks. ! 2. Waltz-Sylvan Reyeries ..,........ .Geary Fireworks. | 3. Medley March-How l Love My Lu. ... X 1 ........ ................. ..... Buettger Fireworks. 4. The Starps and Stripes Forever. .. .Sousa Fireworks America. All are Invited to join in singing it.
 Finale. Huge bonfire, Sargcnt's lot, Edgewpod, near Winthrop avenue