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When the bombardmentMW was in program; Walker, the canted. Grate secret”! of war, KM 02°93“?! nary speech It Montgomery; "The flag which now W the breeu here will float dver the dome Precincts! ‘ nnd intens , . entity of became , President ‘ und intend entity of 5 just outside Fort Stevens. ‘ 01 t1!!! examine the fortifications in order to tone.» at tom that comp ! an uncertain 1:11 was practicable to cu- rounded and sanded Wuhiuton. ' ry them by mum They were found our President Lincoln VIIW gur- ‘ to be‘ am 111eg strong and consisted Ieuaiy among his soldiers. mm ‘M’ 51hr! fl peered to be inclosed forts the conditions and circumamoes of filor'pegvyfirtiuery, with 3 tier of low. the then impending attuqyms 31%: was in front or each, pierced for an: by Gen. Early 1nd MI Cont er- “un immense number-of guns, the m forces, while a butler”!!! duty \whqiefl gem: connected by curtains lidb the bmltwcrks. 31%) 13"” ‘J’R‘Mfii arteries in front and sticngth- . -... awn-‘cwrr;.a- ' A? may” -~ ~' .-:~.*“**~* .-"'"*‘"~*<‘" ‘ ‘ ’ u-uuu new no»: vthfuuwa of men warts, and we proceeded to Sometimes 001‘ Rooms has thought of writing to Lincoln’s biogrnphen and toning them of the incident but he pro'crantinated. not considering it a. mitten- of sufficient Importance to Interest them. Lately, however, not‘ tfimwafiwwmwwm‘mwxmmr est details of the lite of Lincoln, he believes that Americana would like to know the facts ‘ gm; wag, :é President Lincoln realized. hgvi much depended on his holding arm lnxton. The loss of the cap“: Mum, [on would result in ”Ehrofi " recog- demmdm: the W 3933. mm% " ӣ33257 Watching with the cqqoslty of a soldier who had aeemhlb :msldo‘nt only twice, “store. the colonel was alarmed when he saw him hit by a bullet. whichhad, sped through the sir e e Tgt :rsmw m???" who was adjutantâ€"senernl and chic: of stat! to Mal-Gen. Upton. - 0 LIL“! n “me not more than 1 won, pubs». not mayo than,» dozenâ€"It ll new; gm , _ Ahrnhun'Llncoln w“ .. 1 by g. bullet and ’br 3’ “Jam;u"mmun sr'liht wt; to. ad $12M ti w and biomass In. Thou who I“ the occurrence thumb; mm or it M: the :1!!!an pres-ins won the} work _ h _ I had. and the gfigqmj. t I; ’7; am to have men oned the infident.’ Concerned only with the venue of n nundgred nation and 1t: suffering million-.1111! least of an with new it in probable am no thdéilfifl’fi’o expat-tones recurred to him 3L any time in the period of are“ main: iety and tmpomnt occupation thnt to! wed mother bullet, Ion honed. tho took nwny his life. ' Mbgnt glam atom to de- t‘ ““3W1. °§wn~w WWW Alum who would not up than I «V u not «mum in liberty. 33!: My musty In those can be- W trflved ma V11en ”$395113 puny who saids’t’o‘be ap- p , (as. will pg mauled by an who hive real! the nonfat the war“ A:- uir thanks! 01 the Seventh New rk mm of "males," who: ad Qt Delmoalco’u berm domains ; {"5 2d the Massachusetts Ind Rhoda : in :fimd‘ regiments 91; tax-marl. Mhtn- ; 3 2*;- gm! [mm the min! was ' m 1 ad danger ufltfl the Inuit of ”Gen ment C fly, not «he mm of Col. nifled mo'n nary mud. and». did by Mr. n t enmity relieve the mlgty In the; 00'1"!) heart of the ma who, dow of his executive 0mm ‘3gfifl a mum m mum «a manhunt mum acron- “mm 1“»:an “I him. m “'0‘: “a “Q4. _V . ‘7‘- Km“ ”1:13? fir.“ h“ (In ‘ “Va ml!!- '0' Ink 1’ ‘ ‘lfi‘ When the fortiwofi m than rm by “(t In! Bu Re ms the presidency stood. ‘ tall. and un- _ > {use H it ol‘app w k ‘ ‘ 7 1 ".1 a l0 8, fig § ;§ r W ~a‘ , a pm wu, _ar,~ ha me an- :_,chgly eyes mt deg; in his [haggard : mwfiém-mshe membmi of the ,qognmdgtep‘a; d have: seen him_ be- ‘fifé, “and” 'gazed’ ‘at him ""me surprised curiosity, He certainly am 9 . ~, o! = ally uon. ‘he (I .; ,ede' I: a 8. 5 embarrass‘ finfib'lnw I“) :% til: 514th MM Meani- on um day. He had smack“! Wuh- mm from the north. Hum; heard 0 out vor were teehly iii“); , nu," ,‘ "We them by surprise, but before his first div!» Ion could be brought up. he aye. he I" a cloud of duet In the reu‘ot the “me.“ ' n |_ column of men 1%“ to them on fire right a” lelt. The}: akirmieherl were tflofilfldm in front. while an arm; lary fire was opened on the contedeé- ates from a number‘of batteries. “Our akirmlahere m an thrown in 63in (Mn, " V‘s-04a (Inn Var-Iv "Av-Iv. h‘mW um detail at me work. consulted with the men in churn. Informed ad £421.06 them. It was. therefore. (no acct-ton 01 comment when he left the Whlw Honk on this July II and nixed am; the soldiers. They stood. ready for action. behind tho ned ,by paliudes and nbattln.1‘hb ‘3er had been relied within canon range all around and , left omthe gr,ound making a formidable obstacle and every possible approaeh m raked with 3 Meg“; ,1 “45.; ’3}! r» Y {P K “62:1 Pksldent Lincoln incurred lime danger on the day when he Went than: within the fortification walla. But tint he was In s0me_ danger II shown by Col. Roome'a story. Thus ft 136616 $th ._ mus whllb from the [)1an below M0 the sound of conflict. fa: HUT IN wmcn mow ‘ ,_ . WM 308" fi' .11“: m ciIIIIi wan n'mua mp; ‘ In. me‘gxn Hip, HI Nam-Inky. find ' carried about “In {cm for 60mg mm by a“ WWII? WI. w. mama bWIme I'nIo :- «M In New York sky, hum which It” - wan ensued and Wu! Io II. '3'na gm» MIG. ._ I , , , ‘w ‘ ate. earnest und‘woll- fihmcu, , expreuln; MI ”made(,log;.mu~:mm:zco reveled whim. his. mum NM! guanine:- ‘Mjhatm in I helping Providence. {then , muoyesj, “an. Informal talk. ment or emotion, ltaténgd to the {fig- nlned little sbeocfi max-am 'to him by Mr. Alhmumgflo puddem of the convention. 5nd then responded with LINCOLN’S CALL TO DUTY. The histpry or the mm: in, con- chél'y told on the tablet. placed In the “th Room ” It reads: ~, "Frauncea' Tavern, crowed 171i, = “ entered the “Colonial" hall ho "MW see waiter: in Modern bohé tailed évenni': “é'b‘it- mum; about coming honebt tips. Instead of being permitted to climb the Stairs to the “Lou Room." Where he bade 2mm: to his «Been attar’ the cldse ot the revolution, he might "be Invited to so no in; M; denier-3 fastest, the “up room" on his way to the elevator, poo- slhly he would he urged to trynncigar. “best Virgina teal," Hi; eyes, ac- customed to glittering candles would be astonished It the steady slow or electric lighu,_ and, (1011' itless. he would want to know more about the way in which Franklin’s lightning could be secured on a clear day (or use in lighting His quick car would detect the click of the typewriter as he stepped through the passage toward the “Long Roam, " although he niight not recognize the origin of the peculiar noise,'and.ho would be mysti~ tied at the spectacle of a man talking into a telephone mcelyer. Frauncen Tavern, "the oldest 11nd- mark" in New York city. comes into the public eye how more becénse on December 4. 1967 the 124th anniver- «try of Wuhfpgtons farewell to his oflcm In this big dinin rdom of the old inn, the reqtpt‘éh b‘xl ding wan for- many turned the? by the committee having the restor‘atiom in charge to the owners, the Sons of the Revolt: “on, and two tablets were unveiied The reception in the guests was held in the hail of the Chamber of Cam1 ,merce after the tablets were unveiled. 0m tablet. was attached to thé' w e .mmous “Long Room " in which Washington! historic and tpuching fareweil to hit comrades and assistants occurred, and the other aimed to the exterior. part vial m in w on 1.1an 1?....1131...’.’:: shone out. um am» the now had mm: as. «names load lave. One of m mum. Mr Kelley of Pennsylvania. remarked to me n In heidquartors of Commlttee of Cor mpondence of 61. 1774; ths room the scene of the farewell ox Gen. Wash- lngtp'n {0 his omcers, Deeember 4. 1783; 86a: of the Revolution reor- sinned here December 4 1883; the pronerty pnrcbnnéq by the 86m 0'! the Revolution In the gtate of Now York,1904* formal occupation take: by the Son: of the Revelutlon Decem Bar 4', 190?.” W H. Morten“, the-“chime: who made the‘ intoraflon. titer much In mitigation 0! all the eV'cleuce drew the deal which has been realised In ting 1mm 3 u it stands today. It is now unmoved urban II. it "weaved when Washinmvvlbfled n. ma I" of the Mich and timber: ramming of tho [minim watch tn known - u Enunou' Tavern are gun in the mm they mvoounplcd.‘ M! Maths "Imnroyemen’tl" of me: years. Inc ASIN WASHINGTON’S DAY Fraurjce' a Tavern Restored to Its Old- Time Aspect WASHJXGTON mm recognize £330.. exterior at have“ “liven would be. rid. “awn Broad street. New York. in than days, but once‘ Inside more mo! indicating the top of tho van- and the slope and height of the roof were found in the walls. The tiller- ence‘ in the bricks in the «all: duo helped to determine what‘pofllon‘m old And flan modem. It will be ob- served that the walla-(mung on Bro“ street ll of mm yellow brick. These are the same kind as m l'bundlu the old Dutah'clmgch ln Tarrytown. In order :1: ”can“ additional supply to fill up the opening on the first floor‘ they land to- hd made to own:- In t yard in Holland when,.bflm ot'tho some sue-and and in still man. The btlclxa on the Pearl street side are red; A: may wan Inch longer und some the building u it unpaved um- It! recovery from the dunno «may! by the “mutate" of 1835.11: the am you It was mm, Med,» are. m m an "Long Mm" was burned out, and the wan on the Paul “that side abovo"th'e' second story {an out- nrdehou the-tum "a: "shred this mm It was made!“ storie- hill: with um root, and, barring the It- loon on “account! loom. lacked n It did unttl tho noon: restoration. Flt- hen you: w the building was shared up sud. with the “caption 101 the concr- Men. the vol): 0! tbs Int storywmtophoed with pine duo. to-da‘y ' It in 0qu by searching through mnuy yards, tape measure in band, and picking up nbnomol brick- thnt ehoush could be wound to “pith! out" the original wan. By such means the- old building wu not book Into I shoot that would probably be recog' nixed)” f'thk Sou" trounce- 11 he would uppear 00-day. The property. wide]: 1- not used as the tumour-ter- of the Son: of the Revolution in New York represent- In exp‘engiture of nearly 8150.,000 th’ mtonttou alone huh; cost neuly 860000.“ is looked upon an a mo- moriai 0: Frederick s; More". who was the president or m ”alumina bequuthed to It I run human to pay the cost of reuouflon.1‘ha ub- m on the outside of the mm commemorates his name and contains his portrait a well u o hnftory of the hufldinx. with a tile ma lad toot ha 1‘ my places. a most exdellant lam kitchen. flue dry com", with good ltd ooh "munâ€"0' Mm no» " "Ph- ourflafl' nIa- When the build!" m dismantled for mmnfian the lines or the old M an; a ”mamwmm u might have done i more brilliant this. but In could W! in“ am a better thusV-wl'mn "Reminiscen- cuotnumsm"bycmschm tn McClure“: eluding we '11an a: meant was, have been mod. - 4'11. mm Ithaca on“ :6 "mm printed in 17151- which Ffrumzou uttered his inn for sale ad mum -n- u" “Me-Immo- high Frauncu’ Tmrn. Renaud.