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A SIZE Too BIe.-A Western correspondent OF A
Western newspaper being short of news writes that
marvellous cave hes boen discovered in the town
where no Ewes. He s1yS ii is "of vast dimensions
and startling maknifCaIce, with nicheS columns
rccc1e1, fountains, oil arranged as if by the hand of
some great artist. On one SIDE was raised platform
OF pure white marble, and upon it was found
human skeleton of gigantic SIZE, and in excellent
preservation. Its length from head to foot was
tbiryeight feet six nchos and the circumference of
the head YVES about six teet"
1t ts an unfortunate circumstance that the man
who used TO own the skeleton lived and died before
the days OF tho GREAT OAK HALL Poor fellow
de must have gone naked for the want OF people
who could fit him with a suit Of clothes Being
without clothes he Obliged 70 take to the cave to
hide where he doubtless caught cold and died in the
prms Of his life and the flower OF bis youthful
Ecauty. If our loEg-legged friend were now living
he might experience some difficulty in finding goods
ready made TO fit him, even in our extensive stock
but we would take his measure, and rig him up in
FIRE suit, and have them ready to send homo Satar.
day evening.
B.g folks, little folks, and niddling folks can be
suited with all sor.s Of iue raiment and fitted hand
somely, from our magnificent stock OF Yeady.psade
Clothing, without waiting till Saturday night; and
those who extra size, desire peculiar styles or
prefer garments made 10 order, 10 supplied with
quick dccpatch and the prices sure to Please be-
CaUse they a-a moderate.
WANAEAKE3 & BROWN,
Popular Clothing dou,e
OAK HALL
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DEPARTURE or w1srrz-

DSPARTURE or WzErrR-
Old vin.3r bis departure takes
To lands OF lasting ice;
But tyou'hfal Me.oh his heir he makes
end glv.l him III advice;
"My led, I've le.t ou cold enough,
To make thea Inorials dance.
SO do not lear to kes up rough
WhoneVer you've a chance;
A1d chill the bones OF all but those
Who buy from over Hail thor clothcl"
Oar stock Of Clothing is be largest and most com.
ptete an hts ctty, surpassed bg none IN BaakeriqL
StBe and Ut, and s0td az prices ounydnfg ed I1ap
man me t01ceSt. TOWER HALL,
No 5lS MARKET STREET
BENNETT & Co.
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READ WHO SAYS 50.


FIom Rev. W. d segffied Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen I'll recently been labormg under the
distressing eeots Of Indigestion accompanied pros
tration the stem. umerOus remedies were
recommended by trends, and some of them ed. but
without relief. Your HOofand's German Bitters were
recommended by persons who had tried Them and whose
favorable mention OF these Bitters induced me try
them must confess that had an aversion Patent
Medicines from the Thousand and one' Quack ''Bt-
ters whose only aim seems to be to palm oil fsweetened
and the tendency of which, fear, Is TO make many
really a medicinal preparation, took It with happy
ehect Its action not upon the stomach out upon
the was prompt ana gratifying. feel
that have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use of O few bottles
Very respectfully yours,
w ID. SEIGFRIFD.
No. 2A Shackamaxo on street.
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KAHN-MAY.-At the jewish synagogue in
Portland. Oregon, IN Wednesday. January IL by
Rev. n Bur is, Mr.. EDWARD KAHN, OF Portland
to bliss ADA MAY, late Of Philadelphia.
MoEFAL-ALl EN- Tho p,orning nj tbs s7tb
OIL FebTuary, 1896, at the residence of the brides
IatneT; f5 oy tne key lreadweli Walden Mr.. AN
DhEM ~. hoNEAL, OF Millville, N. j.. TO Miss
Of Philadelphia - '-''S1'
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a

From the Rev e. d. Fenda Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
AM German Bitters and feel IL my privilege TO re-
con mend them most valuable tonic 10 all who are
suffering general debility diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, Z. D. FENDALL
From Rev d. Merige Pastor of The Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
From the respectable recommendations given to
Dr. Hoonand's German Bitters was indn ced to give
them trial After uRng several bottles iound them
to be good remedy debility, ano most excellent
tonic Ior the stomach. ID. M GRRIGE.
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A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE IN THE TWENTY
SlXTa WAnD:-Ihe Committee on Property of
plan for building a new school house to take
the place Of the Landreth school bufldine re-.
Gently destroyed by FIRE in the Twenty.sixtb
height, and divided into four divisions. 9ha
sum of $l35o0 has been appropriated for the
structure, and the contract has not yet been
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y YOUTHFUL DEPREDAToRs.--John Harris
and John Jones' Jr., boys, were arrested about
four O'Clock this morning in the neighborhood
of Erie and Shippen streets, having in their DOS.
session number OF dresses towels under.
clothlng, etc. Not being able to give q Sstisfac-
Tory account as to how they became possessed of
said articles, and the PLAIN inference being chat
they stole the goods. the youthful pair were
taken before Alderman TittermAry who commit
TED them to hoyamensing Prison this morning.
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warerOoms, No. 1921 Chesnut street.

Wa b., Good Clo'hing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Mar ket
W, & b, Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W q b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sxthand Market
W. 6 B., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
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BLANKETS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
SToIRN.-James Smith, John Hays, and John
Walker were arrested at an early hour this
moiplng, with lot OF blankets in their posses
sion, winch ere supposed to have been stolen.
They we're taken before Alderman Butler, who
commit ed them 20 pr son.
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HIGHLY IMPoRTANT!-
(lrsh HaIp)
FENIAN BRoTHERHOoD
All of the Circles and Squares will be called into
fcquisition the coming week to take action on the
nsw styles OF Spring Clothing now being daily added
10 the stock OF Charles Stokes & Co.'s One price
under the Continental. Immediate action is the
'"Now's The daY and now's the hour
$50 the stock of clothing loWerW
Cc at once.
By on order of the RIGHT ToHp
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE.-Johu
Fisher wCs arrested last evening for COMBATING
n 2. .sTayat3d G7sauit and battery on another
man on Ridge avenue. near the Girard College.
Fsher w0s taken before Alderman Fitch. wao
held him 10 answer in rbe su1a Of $500, II
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| BAhBiNGION.-On the I'd instant HENRY
| STRONG, son Of semuel and Emma harrington,
aEen 16 months.
pm. ''-''4'-' ~ : ''VSN
BENYAURD ON the morning of the 1st of
March EOo ENE Z. BENHAURO, Sr., In the Gath
HIS male friends and the members of Integrity
lodge, no I8i, A. y NJ also the members OF PHI
IAN hropic Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. of o. IT, are respec-
FULLY invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No lQl2 s. Fiith street, on sunday morning
at 9o'elock Interment at Union Cemetery
BEIHELL-After q lii germ 2 Illness on the 9th
Ig5599mo, DEBoRAhA, wife Of Joshua Bethel, in the
he relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral &c morrow at o'clock p. NJ. Residence
corner OF Esnkiofd road and ots street. mterment
BOOTH On the I'd instant. SARAH ANN
WIDOW OF the late Thoes l.. Booth, in the 46sh year
The relatives and friends of the family are respec..
iny lnyIted to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dencer No. le6 Laurel street. be ow Second on Tues.
day morning at 10 O'clock witnout further notice.
10 proceed to Monument Cemetery,
.fOlIE6ALL:-On Friday morning. the I'd in-
stant, STEPHEN &. FOTTERALL, in the 7Olh year
The male friends of the family are invited to ate
the iune1Fl from his late esidence, No. 9c2 Spr 10
street on Monday the 9th instant, OF 10 O' oeS oSs
:, ,HABERSTICK,---O On the 28th uItimo WI lr,.,,
H. u, hAlBEkSTlCh son o. Rudolph Ion1sa nm
The relatives and friends of the fami' . .,,. a.,
members of the Clsarmakers' Union ar y, aso the
LnVlteu 10 ultenu tne Iuberal, from his - PtIJ
NO 6l0 Major street between M , ,ia.o aesIuence,
Nlenra streets, on Sunday afternoC y. ana
HAVERLY AT Toledo, Ohio, - a. 80 'a
"a years. H. haVerlY, aged
Funeral from the residence - h0, n,u.,,.a NJ IN
O'Clock. ~ tus 4ln nstanty atz
HOOvEN. Suddenly
otFebrusry HENRY aooyES m bS S 4st ae ze.a
aer Ihe relatives ~ res aHd friends of the family also the
gtna ComDan, tSIern Hose and Steam Fire En-.
No % Il +, r. memLe of the Lincoln Circle
IInion = ,1oc =, f. c. A. and the mempe of the
mineral fro, va respectfully invited to attend his
street E,r "a N late residence, No 212 Williamson
To n,oc ~ ~ ard ON Sunday March 4, at O'Clock
vnt .eeu " Wharton Street NJ. E. Church Vault
wifi ;fo-NShnE,t-0n the 28th urimo, MARGARET.
! @ y. PLe late Daniel Yonker, In the 96th year Of
her relatives ard friends are respectfully invt~d
~ ap end her iUnerai from he residence of ChalFHs
~ 1ho'Jblns, on saturday, March 8 at 10 O'Clock A. M
o proceed to rnity Church Oxford Services al
church. without further notice. ~
YOUNG. On the 2Sth ultimo, THEODORE,
youngest son Of Margaret ana the late James Young
In the 22d year OF his age. "
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral rom the residence OF his
mother, No. I'D N Eighth street, on Monday March
B, at O'Clock + NJ, without further notice.
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-The holders Of citv
warrants issued previous to 1884 win receive the
cash by presenting their claims at the office OF
the City Treasurer AFTER the coming 10th of
March. This matter ls worth the attention of
those who have business with thih department.
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LACE AND MUSLIN Curtains, at Patterns, No. 1903

fzsszzgg A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT ON THE
ne Ef' REGULAR SCHEDULE PRIoEs.
Desiring to reduce large stock Of superior and
highly finished Roses0ood Pianos, previous to the re-
moVal TO our new store, No 11O3 Chestnut street. we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates should not fail to
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
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DRoPOsALs FOR SERVICE MAINS IRON
AND BRASS CASTINGS, LEAD AND

t'HMDo HSTNoALS n1 Soh 6oh sEKHICE MAINS, IRON |
,S Sea ws ed PT9pOals will be received the oos of
nut, until rU ESDAY, March g. at 81 O'Clock p n
in the city as the Chief Engineer mav sSea p0nss
Zee E,Il. from nc Goyern%ent T men taxi ''' ]
n O fP6D O' taS JeSOS1a oo as In fPOw'- piSS
ESQ $50 sSt isS p P IN Fine Pe: $500 toe 1on Pipe
Also, 1OoCC0 pounds of Branches Bends. a,
Patterns to be furrlshed by the contractor 90
no allowance will be made for any metal ir
plpea branches bends, etc five per cent aboy the
second. 100000 pounds of Iron Castings 70,
nsbad hH e. sfo0s fngs etc, from pateI y s1EP @
Ihird 6OtO pounds of Brass Castings fort
iSF Sa fnsrnes Plugs, Stops ETC Patterns fur gsa9p
Fourth. 6O'C 900 pounds of Lead for lawn
s1ith SOcO pounds of Gaskstyfor laying Rpipes
bpecimens to be furnished with bid pipes.
the Chief Engineer. can % seen AZ the once of
The Department win subject the mat
judge of the quality and fitness will be the
NO bid viii be received except frop
faeiuIinR the arScle bid for and IN Ipersons manu-
panied with cer,dcats that bon, ess II be accom-
dollars has been deposited with tine Ioi nye hundred
per ordinance of MAY 25 1860 City Solicitor, as
The Comnittee reserve the righ'
any or all OF the bids. ITO accept or reject
Chief Epsnesr 81 IRKNBTNE,
1925 Water Department,
Philadelphia.
TrRANKFoRD ARSENAL -A n
4 Pa, Ms-ch 9, 1856. Z, PHILADELPHIA,
Sealed Proposals, in. duplir
the undersigned, ct his ate will be received by
ARSENAL up TO - oIclot nee at FRANKFORT
for furnishing TX M, Of the 10th instant,
of the best quality, nee [ BFEF
the de- aobment stationed and shanks excluded 10
The beef TO lie deliver6 At this Arsenal
the rate of l30 pounds I'd feur IA times week, at
The Conmissary Of mere or less, each time.
10 rsJcctany unsat.a Subsistence reserves the right
S85t y ORGE b. RAMSAY, JR.,
YMNA sTI-s5 I-e,.1s :, : = :, : =
For Ladies, ,
ME-. Cor
o,.n.r,.r Aer Of NiHth and Arch.
Quarter eonr nd evenings
N. b. Prlyat ao1ces at any time.
93Sts slessons IN Fencing and spanlng.
PEofh HYLLEBRAED LEWIS.
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DARING HIGHWAY Robbery THIS MORN
MG.-trancss Foy IS milkman, and resides in
streets. At an early hour this morning Mr.. Foy
left his residence, IN order it is supposed to 20
after his wagon. While he was passing along
Th1teenth street, opposite ST. Johns Church.
he was suddenly attacked by two individuals
one of whom was dressed in the garb of a female
and the other was man. The man seized Mr.
Foy by the throat and gagged him, while the
went through him. taking from him between
S6O0 and S7O0 in money, and about $1,000 worth
OF bonds, which Foy indlscreetly carried about
his person. BY the time the alarm was given
the hlghWay men had effected their escape
taking the booty with them.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTER.-ColoneI Z. w,
Q. Greene, the Pension Agent for this city, has
prepared PLAZA by which all applicants tor PEN
SONS can save time and trouble In obtaining
their dues. He has ARRANGED the books so as 10
be able to refer to all pensioners in alphabetical
order. A reference to the advertisement win
show what day the parties interested should
ana render all applicants as comfortable as DOS.
sible. Under the old system persons were some
times required to dance attendance for week
or more, but as at present arranged each one
will know the particular day when they can re.
celVe their money, and will not be compelled to
waste p larger portion of valuable time. All
persons who are entitled to pensions should care.
fully peruse the notification and call at the
initial order.
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From Rev William Smith formerly Pastor of the Vim
centown and MiIlvie IN. J.. Baptist Churches.
Having used In my family number OF bottles of your
Hoohand's German BtteTs, have 10 that regard
move the diseases they are recommended for They
strengthen and invigOrate the system when deb
and are useiu in disorders of the liver loss appetite
etc. have also recommended them 10 several OF my
friends who have tried them and found Them greatly
benehcial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly. WILL NJ SMITH,
No. 956 Hutchinson street, Phllada.
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tuBLTURE Repaired, Reupholstered. and Var.
nlshed' at W. Henry Patterns, No. 14Os Chestnut
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u%PHoLsTERT % Wor1 Of every description done i'm
mnedlateiy ny on car, at Petten's, No 1408 Chestnut
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WINDOW SHADES, Curtains. Cornices, Beddinv
aud upholstery at w. Henry Patterns West End
Upholstery Establishment, No 140S Ohesnur straar
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PRICES. PRICES. = Iife.,izs nboto o0rsrhs q, ~,
colors, cares dc vsite Every VARIETY of stvIa ave-
entee IN superior manner AZ b. H. Reimers GalIery.
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THE PRACTICAL RESULTS of silver mining ar, now
PelGg made naniielt in the receipt Of "bulhon
Dl.Sks from the Mlncl. Several companies organ
lzed IN New FORK and Boston have pl.,adv com.
menced diViGends, and some of the PhiIadelphIa
companies Will not be very much behind as thew
nave are ady commenced to tUIl out builion Tn
TINS connection wo woUld refer our rc1aers to the
NGtsh Xni Amer can MirlpT Company, office No SS7
Mangt Glcei, as Offering safe ,nvc3tment The
meneRement of the Company is in GOOD hands,
which IS guarantee OF success
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BLINDS AND SHADES Repaired, at W. Henry PAT
tens, No. 1408 Chesnut street. " ~
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CAhPETs AND MATING cut, altered and laid nj
w. henry Patten's, No. l408 Chesnut street.
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sHlRRRD MusLINs Tucked Musins, Tape Checks.
Nxnsook, Nt a, Swiss JacOnet and Cambria Nuslins
soil hlhsh Cambric, Pique Buff Marseilles. =
j. STRAWBRIDGE & Co.
N w. corner Eighth and Market streets
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Chestnut street. " . N"' A<'o
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP-
superior assortment as tO0 in price as S2 I5 mar
palri the material also by the yard Just opened bv
JOHN NJ FINN
7. S.-soe Mr.. Firms attractive CORSET Announce.
Ment elsewhere,
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CoRsETs AT RGDUoED rRIoEs-GREAT REDuc.
- dttSSSs,-MT John NJ. FINN WILL open to-day line
OF French Woven Corsets, at prices far below the
pIual rates. ~" ~
Erench Cane COrFs-s, ct $40 per pair.
French Whalebone Corset5 at 81 so per pair
FrencA Wha.ebone COrGe:1, finer, at SI75 per
pcir. ' " w :" F'i
n'r3t quality, embroidered top, at $3.50 Dor pair.
peir. w VIZ '' PSi
Esmember the stand, southeast corner of Arch
and Seventh streets. -
Lace CurtGins, as lot0 as 1916 per pair
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL surpasses all other
remedies in. the rapid and radical cure of Coughs
Colds, and Consumption.
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THREE BALES Paris, Organdy, and ,Janonet
Lawns the latest patterns, COMPRISING some oS tbo
lieD ldeslgns imported. Prices reasonable
j. q STRAWBRIDoR & Co.
N. w. corner Eiphth and Mnrkat 80.
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BoLsTERs AND Pillows of the finest ouaiitv a.
w Henry Patten's, No 1908 ChesnHt straet N'-yI ~
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


I DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE.
fNconrORArEgp SS !fhiEk, 'LEcrsLArUrB
sTREEIs, PHILADELPHiX.
ov ,,r CO MARINE INSURANCE
fAffShr ffAARffS1h To all parts Of th'w'
On Goods by RIVER Canal Lake, and Land Carriage TO
Fl FIRE RgfFiiiS IN SstRANcEs q 5hs YPIfa
On Stores Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
s,SC go unitea States per cent loan oOopo
SM a s-to nor oon. T.,,l 10000
,oo ooo s,sTs Treasury q lO4 sSs
:, ooo Loan; ,s;..Y:.....;. 90 $685.
,o,o,o cI1 Loan an iH:;a:Yvii: SssSO
0o ooO pIsSns3;1i: LSs3;1 .i.;.a;.., li9,sl2
D., oco case SIX Per Cent. Bonds. .;..,... 9e0eeoo
- %, - gage Six Per Cent. Bonds ....,,.... % 75oOe
1sooO sSe gS sssIP So Per Gent Cent Bonds as7sOS
'Companv. principal and interest
guaranteed by the City OF Phiia-
1lSol45 shares sock fcHn;iva /; Rail- ''' 90
5000 Io6 5pad sS.Str tsrseDny. ......,... $500
,ocO peSasIt Rsrosd & Company s25OOo
soeoo ItSnt subject . ten DAYS, 100000
1,0 7oO Loan: ........ lssOOOO
heRs on City Property. ............. 100000
81 ,Caes5o Par. Market value. .so9e ssO0o
bills receivable or IN urancss made lS oiS ~
Bhancesaue at Agencies Premiums
rest. and other it debts due SSflSS the CONE Ia1S
sdrlp and STOCK Of sundry Insurance. "oil4'
oIsS mStsd e value value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
cchsn IN Banks...... 49,. .955, ,95B SO
OaSh 10 Drawer.,., 67S48
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D. H. Correr eIXIH aD.d MARKET streets.
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HOWELL & BOURKE.,

HUW hLL & DVURAE,
MANUFACTURERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

WARRINGTON. Oct IA telegra,n has
been eceived here, dated Salem, Oregon,
Oct. 9Th. saying. ITO day the Oregon Leg
tslature expunRed the former ratification Oi
the Constitutional Amendment, BY . vote
- yeas u % Nays"
The health Of Secretary Seward 10 today
much improved. He has been able to leave
his room. and the present pssepect 10, that
he viii s0On resume bic ollfcial duties.
Col. ThOs: d. Kelly and Capt John Caf.
fefty waited ON the President yesterday,
and laid before him the case Of certain cit.
liens still held ~ prisoners in ireland by the
y. vernment VI Great Britain on suspicion
OF completely in the Fenian revolution
ary measures. together with the resolu
tlO''s recently adopted At . meeting held in
New York. making an appeal in their he.
hall, and asserting that the honor and dig.
nifty Of the U. 8 have been compromised
In our foreign relations by tho.c having
charge OF them, both at home and abroad
and asking that Minister Adams and Con
suls West at Dublin and Eastman at Cork
he immediately recalled ~ the resolution
asserts acQuiesCed in the declared doctrine
Of England that subjects II that country
could not throw Oh their allegiance 10 that
despOtic power BY assuming the duties and
States Of United States citizens. The Prcsi.
eent resolved the delegation with COURTESY.
bet e seems that TIE interview vas moi a.
19ohce0ey 10 he delegation.
By direction IL the President Liut C.. p
Crsmes ofthe 3lss New York Cavslrv hae
been reiuseated with the removal OF ~
oeOppaGe Of pay and allowances Il Win b.
recolDecsed he vas dismissed In July. l06S.
tos allowing he enlisted men n 81 an.
mnod To vtOlate orders. He hes sotienei
sAe PsesSdess Of The injusaics Of bic dsnie.