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GHe .ffArhRFh.

BALTIMORE. FeS. 4.-virsinia si1es, consos.
a 40; 40 s.'gS ,u se.aes @ - dq past due conPons
baltimore. Feb 4-Covton dua-midauna.
ern srper. 3 2oaS;55; do. extra, o0a4.7s;
sG * fsns, a. & 8 lgaG Go 90 city mls snpgr s25i
6SS; Patapsco family, 7.0O. Wheat scutherl
ess;er; western steady and firm southern red 4 Is
red, SPOT ard February. I.l4aaI las March,
lie, 3lesa a! !onj,:or lGs A4il. Ll5.all7 May lisa
February ana ID MsrcR s2Sa52 stea hS So spS5 6Ss
Guil-nestern white 42ai3; do. mixed, 40a4l. Rye
syivania and Maryland. 2fOos23 ~. Pror.sions
Il s.; new Is as BniE meass"Ioose e shoui iera
az ald snd GesI fi9 Sides none Offering do packed.
3 Hams, iO*al. y. Lard-refned ,l0S. Butter
$GsspTs ,s TO % eh9oe y.s Ss,erp packed ISa2s roll
refined; = Coffee frm.Rio carxoee, 1rclnary to
an tsT m pssts FHss5 sps'A t sgis SIS Wssy
very qust-cotto,i, 7-s2aed. HJur, ga Sd. !;
Mff6 IS f SS naboIs IkecclPIs pn G & m n ares els ~Rea
ba. hels rye sS2 bushes SsO sfiyme4 Us weat s
5 go ' bushes corI a. zig s6 bushes saes-Whei,
NEW YORK, Feb -stocEr strong Money,
sac Ekchalse-ions. 4s2h; short, ASA Govern
NEM YORK, Feb 4-Flour quiet. whe.,
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. Ii sm.-The stock Market
opened strong and higher, and prices advanced 4
tioGs of estefday Amecsn Sn .h9 S5SRs se
greatest lmproI ement; Western Un on, atlantic
and aest1rn beIie aso pro%ineaf ia tSe a adTance
korthoe st prefer ed advanced psrc-It 40 l43s.
NANCE HESIk X, Feb. 4.-Msrkes for arms ani
fabrics l. dull End tending down.
LONDON, ttb ., Ia so p. m.-aaaEtc aud Crest
Western first MORTGAGE trustees cartilcat-s, G3t.
Erie, 6G1S. New Jersey Central, III. New YORK
Central, l52. Illinois Central l5o
per cents 1l6 ~ per cents, ll5A. Illinois I. \
tral, 1857. Reading, 80. p. m.-Atlan ic 4
634. Brie. 6tZ. Illinois Central. l36. L =
ing, 33h!.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFrGHN0ls.
The following quotations were current In Neu
York to-day at 80 p: m, as reported by Le---
johnson & 90 u. 3. 4 per cents, ll2s. i'd, Iz -
asked; U. & ~ per cents. liz bid, ll2h asked, A.
G. S.e6s, l0l New Jersey Central. 9sx ONO sl.;
Mississippi AZ Erie 4S Z; Michigan Central 1909
Harniba and ut. Joseph. So; LAKE shore, 12s
Northwest, rs; do. preferred. =: Iron HouI
tain, 6t 4; Rock Island. 135. St. Pau. li5, T.
preferred. -; Wabash, st. Louis and Pscifc
49; do. preferred. ssk; Kansas and Texss. AZ,
Pacific Mail. 52ss; Union Pacific. ll6Z.
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Exhibition Of Angry Feeling At Bow
AiGaes.

LONDON. Feb. 1, p.m.-Michael Davitt az
riyed in loIoon by tie Irish mail at 6:35
o'clock this molDiIg. He was accompanied b.
nun b6r OF police ard detective officers IN
plain clothes. pilot engine ran 10 front OF
The mail train from Holybead TO London.
The Chester HoIybead, CreWe, Rugby,
Stanford ard Willc Sden railway stations
were strongly guarded by police The
examination OF the prisoner al the Bow Place
Police Court, took place at O'Clock this mora
Ing. Davitt was removed TO Millbank prison
Later in the morning considerable crowd as
Sembed IN Bow street to see Davitt brought no
and there was an exhibition OF much angry
feeling when It was known that he had ALREADY
been femiited TO prison. Dayitt. In 1870, was
sentenced to Is years penal Servitude for treason
ana felony. and was released on ticket-or-
leave In 1871,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ME x4nc N

LONDON, Feb. The Manchester Guardian.
in its commercial article this morning, says:
Tie market continues inactive ana business is
comparatively small There is a fair inquiry
fer china, but In most cases at a point below
producers ideas. The demand In OJher direc-
uons is weak. Prices, however. are lit e
altered, but the tendency is slightly In favor or
buyers. who are confident and have hopes OF
Improvement In the home trade,
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Death OF a Prominent RaItimorean

BALTlMoRE, FeD 4.-RObert A. Fisher, presi.
dent OF the Board OF Trade OF this city, ana
head OF tie wen known shipping and commits
SIGN house OF r. A. Fisher d Co. died suddenly
ibis morning OF congestion OF the lungs aged
As years. Although Mr.. Fisher had been In
delicate health for some time. he was aJ his
offce ard gave attention to business until very
recently. No merchant In the City had The re-
spect ard confidence Of the entire community
10 greater extent than the deceased.
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telegraph Consolidation.

ALBANY, y. Y, Feb. 4-1he attorney general
has oeC CiOed TO take 10 action in the matter or
quo warranto against the consolidation OF the
telegraph companies. The encouragement
based bis decision on that made by Judge Bar
fett-tbat is, that the companies have perfect
light under the law OF 1870. He, therefore de-
cdes that the matter is not one In which his
department should interfere.
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Plans are being perfected for redIstrlctiug
Wisconsin, so as to give the republicans seven
OF the eight congressman.
f1y-wheel IN the Russian mills ar Niles, O.,
flew into pieces yesterday, killing two men.
Prof J. Lewis Diman, ID. D., died at Provi-
dence, r. J., yesterday.
DR.. George Ferrell member OF the West Viz
gtn1a house OF delegates from Berkeley county,
ien dead at his be earding aouse in Wheeling,
yesterday, OF spinal ap0pleSy,
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The English Voters Against Suspen.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Tne only English members
OF The house OF commons Who voted against
MI Dilop's suspension were Mr.. Cowen (radt-
cal ana home luel) aid MIR. LabOuchere {ad-
yanced HteEan. They 8lso vOteC against Mr
PafneliS suspension. but Lot against Mr.. Fin
negan's. The six members who voted agains
tie Suspension Of the IS home rulers refusing
TO 60 cut on the division OF the house Wer2
Messrs. Callan QibeTaD CoTen, Labouchere.
Macdonald QibeIaD, McFaflane ,home rulcTl
ara Sir Joseph MCkerna lhoIne TulerA
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Canadian Reycnucs.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb 4.-The revenue OF the
Dominion u tanaGa for January was 81 Sos, ,s14,
al increase ~ S60O 993 over January l-Sl. Tie
ulal revenue Ior the seven months ending
January 3lsJ was SO 1895, an Increase Of
s4,l29. l59 over the same seven months Of the
last fiscal wear.
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ExCURsIoNIsTs.-Al large humber OF excursion
lists from Oswego aud Chenango counties, New
York, who arrived In the city to-day will be re
GeiYeG at the White House this evening by Tn
President.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

OWING to the absence OF Mrs. Hayes from the
city, the receptions at the Executive Mansion
on Saturday and Tuesday evenings, February 5
and 5, will De postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

CoEsCIENCE-Secretary Sherman today re-
ceiyed $50 In an envelope po5tmarked Nashville.
Tennessee, from an unknown person. The
money was placed 70 the credit OF the con-
science fund.
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var. DayItt i'm Bow Stxect Police
Court.

Mr.. DavItt on reaching the Bow street Polio
Court, was Immediately taken before Sir IA
7. fGghall, CHER magistrate. The pr9cec iirgS
were private, tut it Is Officially announced
that Mr. Davitt has been ordered TO finish the
rem a1Lder CT bis sentence or penal seryitlGc
be was removed from Boz street under an es
COrt OF strong body of police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEyENs left the city last
evening for New York. He Will be absent until
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

GEN GRANT left this morning for New York
70 attend the meeting OF the worlds fair com.
ntssioD. OF which he Is president
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GOyERSMENT RECsiPTS To DAY.-Internal re7
enue, $345, 1s6.2 25; customs. s535, ,10l.13
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The following internal revenue appointments
were made to-day. A. Bledsoe, storekeeper
and gauger, second district OF Georgia: Freder-
fck King, stcrekeeper and gauger, first district
OF CCnnecticul: and 4. Il. HOBBS, storekeeper,
third district OF Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

Representatives Bayne, uiscock. Ryan, orth,
Keller, Bulterworth, McCook, Camp and MI
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MRS. HAYES left this city this morning 70;
New York.
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The APPORTIONMENT BILL.-The fact that the
House to-day, by rather a decided vote, set
aside the reapport,olment bill, and took up
private bills Indicates that there is not much
interest felt In the passage of q reapp0ruion-
ment bill at this session OF Congress. Mr.. Cox,
who has 1t In charge, struggled hard for his
bill, but the House voted him down. It cannot
now come up before next Tuesday, and mean
while appropriation bills will antagoniZe il, as
vel as The count OF the electoral vote
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WALL STREET TODAY.
Effects OF the Telegraph Cosnbinp-

NEW loRK. Feb. 5.-Fhe PJSt'2 financial
article to-day says: The Stock Exchange
markets To-Day are all strong. n bondS
and X. d. bonds are as a rule Without Impor-
tdlh chaDgc In price. Ia The ok market
speculation has turned on The Telegram con
soilaatlon which Induced ge8eraI covering
OF the large SboTt interest made recently IN
the Whole Inst. The effect Of the consolidation
as noted has been TO strengthen The whole
Stock market for the reason thar ft il
oLstiued as a"bull' event and assUch itcreat Il
had been sold short The telegram
stocks advanced 20 1lsia Tor Western Union Ia
- lcf American hlon, ans 20 49I, for A. a p.
lnls advance has not been fully main-
tdiheC. The principal rtse. ho@ever, has
been II other stock. Oregon NAVIGATION
has risen 10 per cent TO lT5; Northwest pre-
lerTeo, . per cent 10 IA; Burlington ana
quincy i'er cent 70 las, Chicago aud Alton, 2If
40 l2O'i; Northern Pacific, Ia 10 80 and a, 10
6S; d.. l.. q w. ]. to 1884,: Delaware ana Uud.
son. 3 TO lcl "a: Jersey Uen'ral. Il, 10 s3.
Lake Shofe. TO l4s'4: Canada Soul hern. IL
10 e4s. abd Jbion Paciuc per cent 60 I27S.
The remainder OF the list has advanced a
fraction: The strength OF tie North-rn PacIn:
Atoeks Is due, II appears. TO purch Uses ia
anticipation OF al upward moven-nt TO b,
made as soon as the stocks ATE paced on the
London AID principal Continental ekch lnges
Inc eeI ID the upward movement
ia ontario and Western Stock NAV be
explained by report which CONES from Bos ton
10 the eilctt that the road is TO De bond d for
$50 Uoo,oGe these bonds, Of course, 70 precede
tne pr Sent Stocks, when averages something
more than 100000 per mile. Tne road has 10
boIGed debt The report also says that the
present Shareholders are TO have tie privilege
OF taxing the new bonds, and Tor each 900
TAKEN 10 get Stock bonus equivalent 10 par
value 10 one half or the bonds taken. rhe
money market is easy at 4a6 per cent for cali
lCal 5. the ruling rate on stocks b.iag ) per Ct
aL0 eh hlted States bonds / per cent pnma
loans ale b. AZ per cent, ana prime fnercan-
Tile pap y ajH per cent. The market Tor
foIeien eAchaBgc Is dull.
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,Ehc Homo RnIcr,s Hiauife.sa.

Tie manifesto ISSUED 20 The IIlsl people bI
the expelled home rulers IN the House, d.
Dounce the conduct OF the House but wise
the people TO keep within the lines OF constitu
tiona action. is signed by Mr. Parnell on b
half OF the Irish members, and addressed
the Irish face at home and abroad. Previou
10 lis beng adopTeC. a suggestion oy Mr.. OI!oT
nor Power was discussed, but negallyed. tina
the men biiS should go TO IreiaGd to adire.
and consult their constituents. Mr.. Dillon wi
90 10 Eftlar n for enfna d9Ns
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ehsign B. A. Fiske to exam
ination for promotion. Chief Engineer F. C.
Dade, for examination before the retiring
board. Professor E S. Holden, from the naval
observatory and granted leave OF absence for
ole year.
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TEE HOUSE spent Yesterday afternoon in de-
bate over the apportionment bill. The discus
SION developed into political wrangle, In which
the disfranhcisement OF coiored men I'm the
south formed a conspicuous topic. No action
had been reached when the House adjourned
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Seventeenth Esailot at aarrisburg.

HARRlSBUkG. PA, Feb. 1 Tine s.venteenIl 4
bal!oI IUT | JHlted atcS senator to-day RESULT
ed: VI allaCe- %: DIVER. G.; Grow, IS: McVea ,b.
: Philips, J. levitt /; Shiras, l. Curtin, +:
AsreN, /. Baird, !: SnoSden, :. Tke eouFen-
ilCl 40 lOUIuCd IN vi 10. MORROW.
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CoAIING STATIONS ON THE IsTHMUs - The
House committee on naval affairs had under
consideration this morning the message OF the
President relative TO the establishment OF coal
IGg stations On the American 1sthmuS and iD-
Structed Representative Whitthorne to reQueSr
the appropriation committee TO include In the
sundry civil appropriation bill an appropriation
OF eco for that purpose.
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NAVAL NOTES.-The L. S. S. Alliance arrived
at hey West this morning. All On board are
well. Naval Constructor F. D. Wilson mas
been ordered to New York for the purpose OF
examining the ventiIaing apparatus being
ntted on board the Richmond. He Will then
resume his present Cuties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

Boston OPINION is by no means unanimously
anti-Schurz on the Ponca question. The Jour
not Tepublican) OF that city says:-"The phi
lanthropIc movement In aid of the injured
Ponca tribe OF Indians which long commanded
pubic sympathy by its unseln5hneS5 and the
principles OF justice to which it appealed. seems
10 have degeDerated into d series of peLty as
Saults upon Secretary Schurz, which are lack
ing alike IN proprtety and dignity" The Herald
10 have offended by comparing the evidence
taken by the POnca commission with its report,
IL was rather cruel to certain white men,"
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SotTH AMERICAN WAR.
The R1rtIe nf NerrRrpas

PANAMA. Jan. 25.-Lima dates are 10 the sch
ihst They are exceedingly meagre. The few
SkiTn.iShes which have occurred are reported
as resulting 1ayorabiy 10 the Peruvians. The
oaule OF NerrugaS seems 10 have en- the most
Important OF these, !, 500 Chilians aud 900 Peru
Etal 5, being the losses respectively. In this
oatt!e aslfong ChillaH division had endeavored
10 march through the Altos TO a point on the
oioS railroad Where the bridges we're 90 bs
destroyed ahd the supply OF water from the
Rlmac 10 the capital cut on. This division WIS
met by some Peruvian battalionS under Col
Neslop, bear the Nerrugas bridge and COM
pltei1 defeated. retiring on the main body
with Tie loss as siau.d.
Hattie Of San BartoIeme.
The battle or san Bartoleme occurred on tho
l2th, ara Il d. ScTlbed as formal combat Four
thousand CHI ians attacked an adyanc II post.
which Was situated on an elevated plateau and
defence py Only $50 men. These resisted ths
atIdck for about al hour and d half aud 4er,s
about retiring when Peirola appear II at the
ueau oI Il Peruvian division. which immediately
occupied jbe position, aud after Neil con teS ef
Hght drove the ChllianS from the field The
loss Is not stated. The CnilianS are repOrtad az
having DoTnbtrded AncOn and att EN- pie 10 land
mere, PROBABLY 10 attack Lima On the side
alleadN partially dtsenOarled was compelled
after sharp IRE TO re embark.
The b0mbarcment or Ancon oCc Rs'naef eou-
sldtraOle damage TO neutral PROPERTY and
erected the burning OF many pnldlBgs. Tne
Peruvian = force la the place amounted 10 but
htty men. Passengers arrived by the Coo llmoo
report ttl' battle had cOmuenorI early on
the morning OF the 18th aud was Ia progress
when Tie steamer A! acuchO le;t AhooH.
Hard Times i'm Lima.
Prices OF uUVlSiohS are ycrl hgI ia Lima.
ne" paper ISSUE has BEEN tupet upon ths
people. which is az an fna,enS5 Premium over
ordinary bills. entailiug grevfoIs Bnrf hens o..
d n r.aas Ia
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The DECISION OF the first controller thai no
clerks could be paid out Of the District con-
tlDgent fund has caused number OF d!scharge3
under the District government. At the same
time tie accounts Of the Commissioners for
money paid TO erks, &c, out Of this fund In
The past are hung up" tu the Treasury They
have lot been allowed, but the matter viii be
adjusted In some way.
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SENATOR'S CONKLISG AND WHYTE CHANGE
SIDEs.-The Senate spent yesterday afternoon
up TO adjournment On Mr.. Morgan'S electoral
count resolution, declaring that the Vice Pre3i-
dent has no constitutional right 10 counr rho
electoral vote In the sense or determining what
votes shall be counted and What rejected. Tne
fepuolicanS. by ooStIue' i've motions, and fiaaIly
refusing TO vote. defeated my action. TIE
mCst Interesting event OF the day was the
changing OF positions OF Senators Whyte and
ConkllDg, the former voting with the republl-
cans and The latter with the democrats.
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taken In The house last night. Almost every
door iea6iDg into the Hobbies and corridors Were
watched py detectives. Mi. Forster's Office thr
sIehkerS house and Mr.. Gladst0ne's private
room were guarded 10y police. The member
LOBBY was cleared from an early hour. an
strangers were not allowed TO enter for severa
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

TIE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE met to day
and Mr.. Carlisle, from the sub committee on
internal revenue, reported In favor Of abolish
iIg The tax on matches, bank deposits, Qneud-
ibg savings bankS) bank ch 3cks, patent medi-
Cines peTfumery, etc. The committee adopted
the report and authorized him TO prepare bill
eintOdying The Recommendations or the report,
ana report II 10 the commit tee. The commlJUee
rtfused 10 abolish the tax on bank capital MF.
Carlisle also reported bill to regulate the man
uiactuIe OF Weiss beer, and Was instructed TO
report 1t favorably to the House. Mr. Tucker
was Instructed by the committee to prepare
substitute for the House bill aOoliShing the ten
Per cent stamp tax On exports OF tobacco.
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Ihess A AltcratiOnS in gr Gladstone. .
RESOLUTIONS.

LOEDoN, Feb. 4.-The principal alterations I'm
Mi. GiadstoIe's resolutiol., as finally adopted
by the House or Commons, are that motion
for urgency must be mace 10y a minister who
must state BIS reasons, and that the ma iority
vcti1g urgency must consist Of three 10 one IN
house OF at least 800 members. \ modliica-
tiCn as also Introduced making IL clear THAI
the speaker vas Intended TO use the powers
conferred upon him only fer facilitating tn
particular business Which might be declared
urgent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

TIE WEEKLY STAR (Which has very consid.
eraoly Increased in circulation for the new
yeaf) Is now ready for this week. Price at the
counter, In wrappers for mailing, five cents; or
VIII VIII oe sent postpaid three months for nifty
auite nfty.fve columns Of reading matter. con-
tarn ttarang stories. news and gossip society mat
teis, proceedngs Of Congress, etc,
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TIE INTER OCEANIC CANAL.-The House com
mittee on foreign affairs met to-day to receive
the report OF the subcommittee who have had
under consideration the Crapo' Joint resolu-
ton declaring the policy OF the United States
In reference TO On Inter oceanic canal. Tue
sub commiutee consisted OF Representatives
Hill OF Ohio; King, La, and Rice, Mass. aud
through their Chairman, Representative Hill,
presented lengthy and exhaustive report, re-
commending material amendments TO the res
olutiOn and It's adoption as recommended. Toe
report was read and discussed, aud ordered to
be printed, but no other action was taken upon
IL.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE IRISH CRISIS.
Michael Dayitt'S Arrest.
BALLOT AT HARRISBURG.
THE TELEGRAPH COMBINATION.
FIGHTING IN SOUTH AMERICA
THE CRISIS IN IUISH AFFAIRS
Names OF the T. \ ucIIed Rnuae R.,Inr.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-1he Dames uI the MIN.
rulers who were expelled from the Hou,r ot
Commons yesterday for refusing 10 60 int. n
IohbieS on division are as follows :-M.~-rS
Dillon, Parrell, Berry, Biggar. Byrne, Coroet.
Gray. Heaiy, Dawson. Finnigan. Gill, Lalor,
Leamy, Leahy, Mccarthy, McCoan. Marvin
Melge, Nelson, Arthur OConnor, Thomas l..
o'CoInor, The O'Donoghue. Mahon. oSaH;-
van, John OC0nnor Power. Redmond. Sexton
SnNhwick, i. NJ. sullivan, T. ID. Sailiyau. Moi
10y. Richard Power O,ShauglneSsy, U'Donneli
and G'hely.
paVi,t,s Arrest.
LONDON, req. 4-The specific charge uDoa
Which Mt. DaVitt was arrested Is a breach @,
the conditions Of his ticket-of leave In cUnue,.
lion with his association with the land league
BE has yet 10 serve between four ana five year.
OF his sentence. Tie magisterial inquiry wa
very hIief Mr. Dayitt was removed In a prison
van, ii is supposed TO Pentonville prison. Tn.
police lave sIiict Instructors 10 give no Ia.
formation On Tie subject.
Tie Dublin correspondent OF the Tffngs SANS.
There Is 10 surprise al Michael DaVItL'S arresr
after hfs infanmatory and scuTrilOus lauguag
III recent speecheS IN reference 10 the action Df
tie government and to Mr.. ForTcSrerS cnarac-
ter.
GHHB0ats In tlsc shannon.
Two gunhoats are 10 te stationed al rorbcrt
On tie Shannon. 10 b5 at the disposal OF the
coast guaIG ship Valiant. The forces at the baI-
tefies il the shannon are being strengthened
The sentries are doubled nightly.
Bayiu Sent to MiIbank Prison.
loHGoE. Feb. 1, p.m.-Da was taken
from the tJaiD at Niilesden station, SO as II
avoid a GononstfatfoD al EusIon station.
where number or persons had collected. tn
proceedings before the magistrate at Bow
street merely consisted IN the production Of
The warrant FOR The prisoners arrest and his
Identification. Dayift wished 10 ask the rea
sons for the revocation OF his ticket-of. leave.
Sir James IEgham SAID his duty was simply 81
see That DaNitt was convict. whose ncpns.
had been revohed The warrant was then
slgneG by the magistrate for the commftgal ci
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TWO gUnhoatS are 10 te stationed al T0rbCrt
On Tie Shannon. 10 b9 at the disposal OF ~
coast guaIG ship Valiant. The forces at the ba,
iefieS il the shannon are being strenot hen d
The sentries are doubled nightly.
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SIDNEY t. Nihho'
MA
433 seventh street Northwest
SOLE AGENT FOR THE WORLD RENOWNED
HEINEKAMP PIANO.
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