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New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CRUsHED BY 4 FALL OF 10 FEET.
ANOTHER MAN PLUNGES TO DEATH FROM
NEW BRIDGE TOWER

John Chanler, twenty years Old foreman
the Brooklyn side of the New East River Bridge,
instantly killed yesterday afternoon by falling
from the top of the superstructure alongside the
steel tower work to the platform over the arch, a
distance of 10 feet. He struck the platform
on his head which was crushed and every bone in
his body broken. Two women who were pas
sengers a Twenty-th third st. ferry boat, became
so excited over the mans fall that they tainted.
Chaner employed by the New Jersey Steel
and Iron Company. He in charge of men who
were putting together the frame for the tower.
This work has already reached a height of more
than hundred feet, while the superstructure is
much higher. Chanler reached out for an oilcoat.
II was beginning to rain, and he slipped off the
structure with foot and fell Chanler
unmarried, and his home at No. 3l2 Gordon
ave- Cleveland Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Because the cost of caring for the patients sent
to St Johns Hospital by the city is twice the
amount received the hospital trustees seri-
ously considering the advisability of taking that
of the city's list of hospitals The
hospital receives from the city 60 cents day for
medical case and 80 for a surgical case. The
cost of caring for these inmates Is estima ted
81 20 medical and 81 so for surgical
The managers estimate that only about s6 500 will
be received from the city this year and that the
outlay will reach $l3 900. For twenty years there
has been deficit in the treasury of the hospital.
A committee is now endeavorng to raise a fund to
pay off the debt OF the institution.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
INJUNCTION AGAINST HENS.

SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION TO COURTS AFTER
BOARD OF HEALTH FAILED TO ACT
No more will the family of hens which has been
reared and harbored by Mrs Allen Walker at NO
$50 ST Marks Place discourse music for the negh-
bors. Justice Gaynor yesterday placed the ban or
the law upon the enthusiastic fowls, and to-
day they will probably be sold. On the appllca-
ton Of Mrs Anna T. Geyer. the owner OF the
premises adjoining the abode of the chickens. Jus
tice Gaynor granted temporary injunction re-
straining Mrs. Allen Walker and her sons. Henry
B. Walker and James W. Walker, from maintain
ing a hennery in their back yard
The tenants of Mrs. Geyer's house told her that
the hens and chickens kept by the Walkers were
too noisy and that either the hens would have to
go or they (the tenants) would
Counsel for Mrs Geyer said yesterday that she
had several times called upon the Board of Health
to abate the nuisance. but without avail. Henry
b. Walker is said to be an employe in the Health
DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
G. A. r. ELECTS OFFICERS.
CAPTAIN E. v. RICHARDS CHOSEN DEPARTMENT
COMMANDER.

COMMANDER.
Trenton May 1S.-At the final day of the
campment of the Grand Army of the Republic De-
partment of New-Jersey. the following officers
elected Department commander Captain E. V.
Richards; vice commander. Joseph Colyer. jr.. of
Phil Sheridan Post. No. I, Newark; junior vice
commander, w; T. Britton, Of Post No 1G Burllng
ton; medical director Dr.. John E. West, of Post
No: 3. Jersey City; chaplain, the Rev, Charles E.
Hill, of Red Bank and COUNCIL of Administration,
J. Orem of Post No 1O2. of Camden; Amos r.
Dease of Post No. 81, of Camden; James NJ At
wood, of Post No. q of Planield and A. S. APP
peget, of Post No. 101. Hightstown.
The following were elected delegates to the Ma
tional Encampment: w. w. Watts Post No ;, of
Camden: r. ID. Brewer. Post No. 96, of Millburn:
John Lawrence. Pest No 81. of New Brunswick;
James II. Putnam, Post No 81 of Railway: Abram
Lower Post No. 81. of Point Pleasant: Robert
Johnson. Post No. 110, of Newark: w. II. Fl. Wyck-
off Post No, -. Of somerville and 4. S. HIM; Post
by Post No 70 of South River: Edwin Marsh.
Post No Ga, of Elizabeth W. H. Black, Post No.
3. of Jersey City; William W. Mendel Post No
%. of Elizabeth: Albert Knack. Post No. IA. Of
Town of Union; J. Newton Terrell. Post No X, of
New Brunswick; P, W. O'Neal, Post No. 8, of Port
Morris; P. w. w. Stone Post No. so of Phillips
burg and Isaac Insee Post No. s. of Woodbridge
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
QUESTION OF SITE FOR CITY HALL.
THOMAS n MCARTER. sR.. THINKS CITY OF
NEWARK CANNOT BUILD IN
MILITARY PARK.

The controversy in Newark over the question or
erecting the proposed City Hall in Military
Park was entered into yesterday by Thomas N
McCarter sr. the eminent lawyer who asserted
as his opinion that without special legislative
authority the City Hall Commission could not
legally use the park for such purpose. MT. Nc
Carter cites the original patent by the proprietors
which provides that the tract is dedicated as a
training ground for the militia. In 1904 the Legis-
lature passed an act transferring the title to the
town and providing that the tract should forever
remain ITO and for the several uses in the said
original patent expressed forever and for no other
whatsoever
Mr.. McCarter cannot find, upon examination, that
this act has been repealed. The City Hall Com
Kirkpatrick and James Z. Howell. and Judge Gott-
fried Krueger, of the Court of Errors. II is sup
posed that they have gone over the history of the
tract and the law the subject. 1t is generally
understood that the Commissioners favor the Mill
tary Park site.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
STATE FISH AND GAME LAWS.
HOWARD p. FRoTHINGHAM. PRESIDENT OF
NEW-JERSEY COMMISSION. ISSUES
COMPENDIUM.

Trenton, May ls (specaD.-Howard p Frothing-
ham, President of the Fish and Game Commits
sion of New-Jersey. has just issued at his own
expense the following compendium of the fish and
game laws of the State. including all the pro-
visions of the laws enacted at the recent session
of the Legislature:
cGept by the use of guns held at arms length
To take or to attempt TO take any fish In any
manner excepting with hook and line excepting
nows for bait with seine not more than twenty
ar % wers ent snd s Is n9
and excepting also but only as to the tributaries @
Streams flowing into such tributaries taking
of catfish and eels with eel weirs and baskets ana
Fine. fs1 llRes s5e between August 10 ana N'vs'e.
To have trapped game in possession Fine, $40, o.
fields woods Sunday or to . hunt flor for ana snoY
To poTte ,sSi0s ID sb s Of ne
To draw off waters to take fish. Fine, from s25
To set lines in waters Inhabited by pISkeGe enn
rvance in shns having more than
or one burr of three hoo hooks ,d0 Ene so The latter
full contrvances for taking game and ,5i fish, applies
for bait na in nos esa SneF FnSn 3 sS put
any hapaf inaeetiSorous @ BIRDS excepne English spar
birds kingfisners and red-winged blackbirds'
To To- hunt geese. ducks or any web-footed wild Wild
fowl except between one hour before sunrise ana
o after oT sgep trout tine than six in
length black bass less than nine nine bnTdh esa R
than thai twelve inches in length or white bass IS less
than nine inches in length Fine $40 Tne IN nao a~ ef I
feet t'n until July i. 1900 en-
hunt posted land Fine sfsr mot 3Re sf5 sose eho9 az he
season in which to dispose of game
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
COLONEL BRITTON MADE CHEF OF STAFF

BY special order just issued from Albany Colonel
Edward e Britton has been assigned TO duty on
the staff of Brigadier General James McLeer, com
manding the Second Brigade He colonel of
the Hath Regiment, which he organized when the
18th Regiment In the field. He has recently
been the supernumerary list The colonel sue
ceeds General John B. rockingham, who resigned
three weeks ago account of Ill health Colonel
Brtton will be assistant Adjutant-General and
faf Of taft
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
JAMES RICH STEERS u4RRJED

a notice announcing the marriage Of Miss Karo-
Nna klauser daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Klauser. Of Pennington Conn., to James Rich
Steers. OF this city, May II. Naples was
received last night this office 1t was indorsed
by Miss L. k!auser. Of No 67 West Thirty-eighth-
st. A Tribune reporter called No. 81 West Thir-
ty-eighth-st; and was told that Miss l.. Klauser
was not at home. il learned there. however.
that the bride had lived at the home and was for
long time teacher of music
At No. l01 Park-ave lives James Rich Steers, the
well known lawyer. When a Tribune reporter
called at that place last night. he told by the
janitor that Mr. Steers in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
SECOND REGIMENT FIELD DAf.
RAD WEATHER INTERPRETERS WITH MILITARY
PROGRAMME AT ELIZABETH.

PROGRAMME AT ELlLABElH.
Elizabeth, May IS (SpeciaD.-The I'd New-Jersey
Regiment held it's first field day here to-day Inc
frequent showers during the afternoon lnterIereu
with large part of the programme and prevented
the sham battle. which was to be the leading Ieat,
lIre About six hundred officers and men We're IN
the parade headed by Winkler's Trenton Band OF
forty pieces The regiment was under cofnflahu
of Colonel Quincy o. Nj, Gilmore ~, 1890
The public and private schools in Elizabeth M MSaVe
a holiday The principal streets through Which
the regime mt marched profusely decorated with
flags and bunting and were crowded with Sisht-
seers from the city and nearby towns.
The military evolutions took place on McCandier
Field lust outside of Elizabeth Hundreds or people
were present. $500, =, ,r.-o- ,roo,,
The regiment was reviewed later by Mayor Mack
of this city General r. T. Wanser, General T. Buru
Grubb Adjutant General W. S Stryker, Col9nei 9
Alexander c Oliphant. General Joseph +. CongQoh,
General WILLIAM H. Cooper. Colonel Parker MAJORS
Shriner and Langdon, Col lonel James > Niger anu
Colonel Thomas s Chambers.
After the days exercises were enqe1 ,p ahe TIEi T6
by Lieutenant Colonel Collins.
The Rev DR. GlaZebrook chaplain of the 2d Regi-
ment gave a luncheon at the parsonage OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Of which he is pastor 10
twelve officers
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
TO SUE A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Justice Gaynor. of the Supreme Court, yesterday
appointed the father of Thomas Y. Haggerty, nine
teen years old, of Huntington, Long Island, as
guardian ad ntem for the purpose of bringing a
suit for $4,000 damages against Allison E Lowndes
the Justice of the Peace of Huntington. Haggerty
alleges that the Justice imprisoned him Illegally in
the county jail of Suffolk County. The suit Is TO
be brought in Kings County because Haggerty
fears that he may get impartial trial in
Suffolk County
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Albany, May 1S-The Queens Borough and Mas
sau County Railway Company, with capital stock
of s15OOO0 filed a certificate Of Incorporation with
the Secretary Of State to-day. The company Is to
operate street surface electric railroad within the
counties of Queens and Nassau. miles long
with termini the villages of Hampstead and
Queens The directors are Daniel Noble, Daniel
Callahan William L. Woodhill, Matthew J. Smith
of Long Island City; Patrick J. Mara of Flushing;
Joseph Bermal of Middle Village; Joseph Meyerose,
of Manhattan, Edward j. Mckeever of Brooklyn
and Henry 2. Keith of Hampstead.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
LIGHTNING STRIKES TROLLEY CAR.
PASSENGER WHO WAS SHOCKED DEMANDS
HIS NICKEL BACK, AND GETS IT

NewBrunswick. n. J.. May 1s-A trolley car of
the Brunswick Traction Company the Metuchen
lire struck by lightning e. the Highland Park
switch this morning. The belt get the roof of the
car OF fire John Oksen, a Polish laborer was
stunned He was soon revived, and at once vigor-
ousy demanded his fare back. The conductor tried
10 explain that the company responsible
for the lightning striking the car but Oksen would
not see If that way. Some told the conductor
TO pay. as that would prevent a suit for DANG ges
and he did
The motorman and conductor put out the fire
on the roof Of the with water from nearby
house. None of the passengers except Oksen felt
the shock "
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
STRIKING PLUMBERS COMPROMISE.

The plumbers strike in North Hudson. which
was begun on May to compel the masters TO agree
pay 50 80 day for eight hours work was set
tied yesterday by compromise. The men origin
ally received 50 for nine hours day. They are to
receive IS q day for eight hours work the new
schedule begin July Is The plumbers will
also have half holiday Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
NFGRESS ASS4ILS Man WITH AYE

BABYLON Long Island. May 1S.-Treadwell Wood
colored brother of Sylvester Wood the colored
Republican leader of Babylon Town, murder
ouslv assaulted, II is said while paying a social
call last night, by Eva Potter, a negress. The
woman hit Wood n blow the skull with the
blade of an axe. nearly splitting his head in two
Wood finally got his feet and the woman again
felled him with the handle OF the axe. Another
blow broke his right arm. The wounds not
fatal. The is still at large She drunk
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
THE WHIP CLUB'S PARADE.

The Whip Club of the Brooklyn Riding and Driv-
ing Club will hold it's annual spring parade OF
tandems this afternoon. The start will be made at
the clubhouse at 8 o'clock The route will be
through the park and down the Parkway the
Manhattan Inn. where luncheon will be served
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
TO UNTETL A MEMORIAL WINDOW.

new memorial window. the gift of Mrs Cath
crime Washington, in memory of her mother Mrs
Joanna Adams. will be unveiled tomorrow. morning
in St Johns Methodist Church, Bedfprd-a ave and
Wison-st The window represents Mary kneeling
fn a suppant attitude at the feet of Jesus.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CRUISER NEW-YORK ARRIVES.

The cruiser New-York Captain Albert S. Snow
arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon. and
will remain there until May 30. when she goes to
Newport. The New-York will go into drydock to-
day TO have repairs made that will take about ten
dayS,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
ONE OF GANG OF ROBBERS CONVICTED.

Alanson Allison yesterday convicted In Free
port Of robbng the Woodprews Inn. He is believed
to belong to a gang of burglars and highwaymen
which has been operating in and around Freeport.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

The body OF unidentified woman of good ap-
pearance and about twenty-five years old is now
in the Morgue. The body was taken from the
water of Nnety-first-st, Fort Hamilton, yesterday
1t is thought that the woman committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
Rcliaious NoIiecs.


AL Souls, IG CHURCH. T%,nisarian, % 4th and 10Th
CUCKsoN, of Boston will preach IL The public
cordially invited.
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON. Rector.-Rev r. NJ W
BLACK breaches IL a. m. and
AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
1elst-et.. Rev. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT. PastorSser-
vices at H. Sunday school. 9;45 a
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES Masonic Tenn
pie Gth-ave and 23d-st.-Evenng. 7:45 Rev JAMES
O'CONNOR, Pastor. Countess Schimulelmann delivers an
address Dangers from RomaHism in Amerca-Iiow to
be Saved.
AT SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH oeth-st
Central Park West. Rev. Dr. WYLIE. Pastor. Rev Ell
IL Regular evening service breaches Heavenly
Citizenship" Strangers cordially welcomed.
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison and asth-st Rev
PODERlCk TERRY, ID. D.. Pastor.-Servces, Ill a m
and p IN. Rev. ROBERT GARDNER M'GREGOR will
preach.
Central Park West and 76th-st.. Rev. CHAs Fl EATON
Pastor-Services at IL a by Rev. J. RUSSELL
TABER.
AT THE old FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AvENI,E AND TWELFTH STREET.
WELCOME
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Madison
and o4th-st. Rev HOWARD l.. JONES Pastor
Services. IL n. and m
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Morton -st-Rey. s. ERNEST JONES,
Sunday school. p. Young Peoples meeting $3.50
Strangers made welcome.
BLooMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH Broadway
and 6sth- -st.-RoBERT MACKENZIE. D. d. Pastor Of
at il a. ny snd ev LvINosToN L. fYoKR VIZ Rss'S :.
p.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2d-ave. and
7th- ST. JOHN q. FAGG MISUNDERSTANDING
ship, o'clock Evening worship o'clock Mr.. FAGG
vii at
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CIRCULATED IMPROPER PCTL RhS.
TWO MEN ARRA1GNED BY ANTHONY CoMsToCK
SENTENCED.

Thomas Augustine, a young married man. living
at No 31S Hooper-st was sentenced TO three
months in the penitentiary. and Nelson Raynor
of Freeport. Long Island machinist was hneo
$50 in the of Special Sessions yesterday Tor
circulating obscene pictures among the boys or
Pratt Institute. They pleaded guilty to the charge
The arrest caused by Anthony Comstock
Mr. Comstock declared that this was the second
time in twelve months that he had visited Pratt
Institute TO run down improper pictures among
the students AT Pratt Institute yesterday IL was
said that nobody would be expelled
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
West End ave. and ITth-st. Rev. HENRY EVERTSON
COBB. Mnister.-Mornng worship. II o'clock: Evening
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
STEAMER DIS4BLED At SEA

Boston May B.-Captain Galbraith of the Brit
ish steamer Cambrian King which arrived here
to-day from Antwerp. reports that May 2 in
latitude &c degrees longitude 50 degrees west he
passed the Danish turret steamer Bentor bound for
Hamburg. with engines disabled. Captain Gal
brath offered assistance. but this was declined.
The steamer was last seen lying in the trough of
the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
JAMES corner Madison-ave. and 7Sd-st. Rev. J. b.
REMENSNYDER D. D., Pastor.--Services. IL a. and
s D. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

No Danish steamer Bentor appears in Lloyds
Shipping Index. and the vessel is undoubtedly the
British steamer Beltor turret vessel bound from
New-fork TO Hamburg which passed the Lizard
to-day. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AD-
VENT 2 30T Broadway, above SSd-st., C. F. KRO-
TEL. d. D.. Pastor.-Service IL a m. Sunday school,
N:aO a.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
ReIiaious y oiiCts.

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 31st-
st--Etev. HENRY VI. SANDERS u. d, Pastor VIII
preach m p. topic. third
In Series Sins Of the Tongue Corrupt speech:
Sins Against Purity
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. Washington Square--Dr. I'D
SON. lo45. Mr.. MACMURRAY, no Service every
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

MADISON SQUARE PREsRYTERIAN CHCRCH. Madf-
and 2lth-st Rev. c. II. PARRHTRST. y y.
Pastor-Sahbath services n a. m. and The
Pastor will preach and Rev. LYSANDER
DICKERMAN. n d. in the evening Communion
vice, 4 p
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Goth
st. and 5th-aveIRev DAT,h iAs 81, bt RREII; %
Of the Pharsees At p. anniversary Of the
lean Tract Society. Addresses by Rev. Drs PCRVES.
I2T-p . II md wYNK0OP
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
Of 5Ith-sThe Pastor. Rev ABi;t'TT F <ITTFtE-DiF
will preach II a. Evening sermon BY The Assist
ant Pastor. Rev WM D. STREET Christian EEieavor
meeting T:15 D m
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

| MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Preaching by the Pastor.
Rev ANDREW LONGACRE D. D.. at II and
m. Sunday school at 9:30 a m. Mid social
devotional service "Wednesday S-lj
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
53d-st.. HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON. d. %. Pas
tor.-Sunday. II a. The Measure ot Greatness
p. Christ and Peter
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, g West 46th-s,
Rev. ". s. RICHARDSON. Assstant,-Th Rev. THEO-
DORE l.. CCYLER. D. D.. will preach at IL a. m.
musical service by the choir. with address
Assistant Minister.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

ALL SOULS CHURCH Unitarian, 4th- ave and Goth
st.--Rev THOMAS X. SLICER Holm
CUCKSoN, OF Boston will preach IL m. The public
cor1 lIy '
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
West End Presbyterian Church,

NMSTEKpAM-ANE- MD ItNTF-SI
Morning worship. o'clock Evening worship. oesceA
THE PASTOR. REV. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. d D.
having returned from The Holy Land VIII prsash - ssa
oorvtc4A
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FANNIE B. WARD
HENRI DE REGNIER's CAREER.
The Distinguished Frenchman Who
WIFI Do1ix,o,

|
VIII Deliver Lectures at Yale.
Monsieur Henri de Regnier, the
French poet, will deliver three lectures
before Yale university on the following
subjects: 1.-THE Parnassians and Sym
bolists," 1.-THE Poets of To-day" and
'Mlchelet." The lectures will be given
IN the south gallery of the Art school
on FRIDAY, March 16, at p. M. on
Monday, March 10, at p. M, and on
Tuesday March 20, at $3.50 p. m. M.
Henri de Regnier was born at Honheur,
near Havre, France, on December %,
1854 Ills first verses were published in
November, 1885, under the title of les
Lendemains." This was followed the
year after by another work, "Apraise-
ment. The debut was not unnoticed
but it was only in 1887, with the publ
cation of a collection of sonnets entitled
Sites" that he attracted the attention
of the literary world M. de Regnier
belonged to the group of young poets
that received the name OF ''Decadents"
or 'Synlbollsts,' this last name being
permanently attached to those who rec
ognized Paul Verlaine and Stephane
Mallarme as leaders.
From 1877 M do poo,ior,s ,ror,,s a.,
near in onioly s,ooassio,, ,rba tit1oo nf
these various noams arc as follous.
'Episodes 1898. ..poan,es Arcions 81
r3onoo,,aer,,,o,, 1ooo. orr e.. ),
1892. ..Arethnse,, 1909 All +boso ,,,o,,,,
which were nnblisbod -, email oaitior.
were renrnted NV tba sociota do MOI
c,1re do France in +brt,o ,,ol,,,,as .Tra-
miers poan,os ), ..poan,os, ..Ias Ia,v
Rustioue,s Of Diy,ne ;, Witch oor+oi,, h.
sides '"Areth,1sa, ), a nur,ber of NEW m
ems which ara considered a,nnne ia
best written Nv mr. do Pagriar
M. do Repnier il yarsa +i1a u,,i+or
In addition RI bis noar,s ha ,,,,h1ishad
in 1Sgb q series ~ storios ~ q ranna
de .Jasne " ana orotber ono Il, 1000 or -
Trene Rlanc" uo con+rih,+ad hoth T.,
verses and nro,sa "a +ba r,os+ ,,,,r,orto,+
magazines ar reviews ~ tha o,.ant
garda mr. now r,,ven,en+ II ao,,tri,,
utes to tho Revive dos Do,,v Nroraassa,,a
IN tha Revue do paris and alsa ~ sa',
eral Important nanors Iitarar,r ar+,a,as,
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The Natal Witness relates that after
the battle of Colenso a Boer came upon
the corpse of a private of the Connaught
Rangers He had stripped it of valua-
bles when his eye fell on a crucifiX, sus-
pended by cord round the brave fell
lows neck. Intently the burgher gazed
on the emblem, end then hastily re-
placed the booty he had annexed, COW
cred the dead mans face, and quickly
disappeared among the kopjes,
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and implement Of Irritation. A friend
OF mine asked a lady of Seville how
many fans she owned: only seventy
or eighty said the fair Sonora and
she blushed with shame to admit her
poverty.
FANNIE b. WARD
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BIG PEACH ORCHARD.

Hampshire county, w. Va, is said to
have the largest peach orchard in the
world. 1t contains one hundred and
eighty-one thousand trees.-Southern
Farm Magazine.
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APPLES PICKED IN JAN1rARY

On January oath perfect, though
small, June apples were gathered as
second crop from a tree near Suffolk,
Va.-Southern Farm Magazine.