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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. y.
stations in New York foot OF Barclay
VESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

SEQ A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
1o.oS <. M-ecafs Carl, BUFFALO, SCRANTON.
UTICA RIcHFIELD STRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
ing al buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
100 r. VI. Cpay,-chicsso and Buffalo ys.tbu.d e.
press for SCRANTON, WILkESBARRE and Ell
MIRA. PuIiran Buffet Parior Car to Elmira.
Through Sleeping Cars and Day Coach 10 Chicago.
arriving AS p. next day
400 r. M.-scRANToN. wILKEsBARRE. and PLYN-
Ot'TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
700 r. VI. ODsily)-chcaso and Buffalo vestibuled Lin
tied Express for SCRANTON. BISGHAMTON. Ell
MIRA. BUFFALO Through Buffet Sleeping Car.
$40 T. NJ. tDaily)-Buraio Express. Pullman sleepers
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMlRA. BATH.
M nuNH,s a ,"' a a,rr.,o . .rn '' a'So
HAMTON, OwEGO ITHACA, ELM1RA. SYRIA
CI'sE RiCHFIELD SPRINGS and OSWECO Ex-
PRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepsrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons Limited. 1I3 Broadway. II Park
Place 420 Broadway and o+2 Broadway Tickets at
Ferry stations ia 9Th 2th-st 6i West 18TH
a., 235 Columbusave. New-York 33s and 735 Fuon-st,
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full
information at all stations 49,
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
check IA ggsge from hotel residence 10 destination
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"BL ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s5s p NJ Pullman yestioule Day Soasnss
and Paror cars Dinng-Car service Meals a IA care;
Connects Buralo through ssepers 10 detroit anu
Chicago r.orNH u.yrctx
.I:t5O, 100 r. N. daily for EASIoN MACChi
CHUNK WIL.KESBARRE. SCRANTON and eosi
branches. Chair Car 20 Easto3 a.. xrr yrs
.3;5O 4,IU T. n Tally. except Sunday. for Wins
BARRE' PITTsTON. SCRANTON and principal intes"
mediate Stations for all points In coal resohs
pullman Buns, ParlOr Car for WiAesbarre -.aro~
also, o,xO a. NJ. daily. except sunday, Tor EASAoN
:4.SS. 5si5 p III Sundays only Tor MAUcH CHUNK
.5.5O. GIO r ~. daily. except sunday for EAsroN
and principal intermediate stations
$3.50, 100 T. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS aud all points West Pullman sleeper ysstiouis
train ~ Y Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto
Dining Car New York to Eas,on.
.7:1O. 500 r. NJ ial.y. except sunday stepping only
SOUTH PLAISFIELD. EASTON, BETHLEHEM
MAUcH CHUNK, sAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER,:
BATAVIA. BUFFALO AMI TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sisepng-car passengers carried Ne
baggage carried
:s,20, $40 p. a. daily for wILKEspAERE. ITH-
AGA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper Chicago.
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for SOUTH
rIAINFiEIp ROUND bRooH and a,ermeSd, , points:
only, A: NJ 80 2 80 $40 40 $50 and 80 2 n
s5s. ga and Ses broadway - p ltth ST., i56 i25sh
ST.. 1877 Bowery. n. Y; $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. w
Broadway. and brooklyn Annex Brooklyn,
n. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination
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EUROPEAN COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. "a r .Cetten-spos auii: ptses
day we're 1900 bales o. which 800 were Tor speculation
ns ,oor and Included 500 American Futures opened
Quiet With moderate demand and closed barely steady;
American mddling m August, S-6id BUYERS August
GA ssnember l-6iQD l2-Gid buyers September and
October 0-Gid buyers; october and November I-64g
s-s.d buyers; November and December 16id buyers
necembsr and January TOid buyers January and Feb
ruary lad buyers: February and March S6id SELL
s~s, March and APRIL o-6id sellers April and May
sO,93 i0-6ld buyers. May and. June, lo-6iQ3 ilG4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

METALs-To-iay's market FOR metals. as COMPARED
men Some Department. we're Po.it!yely nssiesea VIM.
rom tScse surrens a, There
,he eose dsy the Metal ESshsnse esei pis iron war,
unehsnsed WITH apo, 70 ooeST Sis,sa a. So 9g
e. 's,s rs TN d .po ' q, Da 5 s 3
s, .pd, na sso ss % and ns ai @ 'T Fin quiet
with spo, quoted at 10 lie ID and futures ~ so;
S MoA sss G% %N5 s iSss I'M dull
bur steady with .s al M s6e S1es In @e
tied purchases to immediate wants Quotations follow
good ieaieo; prime 2oa2sc New-orieans open kelilc
common. 27G2se fair, 2se29e good 2s9S's prime SlG
mon ios,ao' fair i4ai5c: good oSTS prime Is8ioa
fancy o0r22o
dun a, he following qgo4,ion. LyerGoa i+q2d Lon
ssn "a GasSow s'a Brso 80 Hsm s; sac? % BE- pss
Rotterdam. 7c Amsterdam. nominal s. ,1k for ordeI.
70 Id d5s' sqF large 1870 sonnas So sS Is @
FREIoIiTs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN 'ah ,onna ,
for veases or the oshore trades while the India
Sor sran NEE, Win bu, ns inquiry bu, rates. csgs-
ciary for berth term boats. show decided impFo en.n
contract Win Il % the prevailing rate aieTqlh
ask So other issass we're asis ,an ,ncr Cur
10 the United kingdom or Holland at or abop. i2s "a
ca E s.ssn sisas 1857 tons SsSYo!a zeasn
,ate private term Mor%ss1n e Br,,ish s,esne
s,' ,ens g general cargo dayeson Und King
s &C. i q S' ,oas Goa a. Ba%ss T
steamer o1 '2s Italian GT BARK s tons ssys hene Via
Newport News TO cedz private terms brig :" hq ' a
tons lumber Malone Bay 70 Havana or Cadenas private
terms. British schooner. 2ds tons cocohhaIt s"H I''a7
coast to NewYoik. lump sum schooner - ~, tons Ns
wood Cape Haul TO New-York a; or about a - oo
s.s tom. genera cargo nsss rock char5s al
eI 10 Norfos or Bai,inos 81 option Alexandra %
e1rs ss c v0 p iSaGs"s ems $50 cC s out from ph
sr,,sh schooner iii tons cool hencs TO St letns r.
81 81 British schooner 100 tons S9'n hence !, can
teret to Baltifnore private terms
osco,,onseed OF entirely nssee,'f and NON noTnna a
a, 2sc is no, being offered ieey seS .s seer
Lnseed dun Kehnsd Ps!ralsuln tn1 E yb,ae
vs. usss e I ana 0 Sa 80 $. 'e r Sd
goss So and deodIized 81 30 refined eases T. 10 crude y
ion'eSd mill. non,inai prime yellow zoe On.
summer yellow 2Sne Ds,,es ra% s3assc' Amercan
So"ei S5g3S;. ca.cutta raw 3ie' lard OIL 4'a''c'
PROVISIONS Following the lead Of CON there was an
early 1a neS ssady dose Demand Tor sta
and which showed Teatve Quoted Mes.
s. GOSH family s 5oasg :hO,, cesg sS; .i6G,,
H nEETS s. seso 'S extra india
BEEv HAMsEAsy s2i 80 90 n Dh sss iso n Sc,
B ssy 9ss'ed h"SSniN Selss
; =; o sSes pese$ shoulders seady tdt pSed
hams steady 7s@1rss Wss'eIf city, Sc county
sIn r. ViARpa h42,se ;y ara Arm 3 90
q,gh kess $50. compound steady city nc. Wes'efn
4 n,SA' srEARNE-Frn Quoted oieo DC pa cry
lard stcarine, SIC
p,cr-r,ce vas quite ARMY held when q choice qusl-
f,n prIces The m desirable lots o. foreign
commanSsd o sssi s5mmon to ioW a 10
Sc. fair to good. 5%s5Se; prime 70 c hont @h@S:.c.
hese 7gs aGi Java JAVA 4GSsc Ransoon in bond 2sg
s ssr"" '''0''' ''D
THE WOOL EXCHANGE RFPoRr
crren, quotations of domestic wcos occurred based
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r

cave Nsw-Yok. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
FOOT Oh .Daily Except Sunday. :sundays.
CHICAGO. '4So a. m. 'l+S p M and u? 10 night
.,a y night i.so a tran. from Liberty,st onIy,
WV ORLEANS ass p Oh-oueh slsecer)
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON eALiiAoTs
&-sS .i0OJ uDner) eli 30 a m DINER. flO p. m:
- a. nerI 70 80 Diner, Ass DINER. '5oo .. m add
I'll. Is night NORFOLK. I'll 80 a. m ,.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Ilgh . .
Offices. ll2 IT2 e6l. asa. 1854 Bdway 81 T. IAN -
I27 Bowery " Y: 339. ga Fulton ST. brooAlyn ~
hs Terminal baggage checked from hotel or res'oenos
destination.
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LENICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

sta,.ns foot Of sd 81. penn r. R) Sefuan'' VI
Desbrosses ST.
srndicstes time from West 20d St other hsures SUI"
time non, CortIandt Desbrossss ST. ~. 49,.
"a 10 O,.O A. VI daily SUNDAY 'o:fo. A. M'' u"
FASToN and intermediate stations MN scy d. ~
.7.5o $40 A. NJ. daily for WII>KEsBARRE, SSnHTC-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA. RochEsTEK, BE 80 Sdc.i
VIC FAILS and West, and principal iosaA
n,,n,s dining car and chair 10 Buffalo
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RAILROADS.
DENNSYLVANIA



sr ALLOWS Zoe, q, WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
and DFsBRossES and CORTLAND 81 ga ca.a.nd,
Street. is ten later than that given De" ''
Twenty third Street station. ,.,or Jar
New York Ptsbuls Sleeping Car Pi''sou's >"
ss5 i fsaf i and Cleveland Conn
csas cs1sand TS1o Ind
,s sp'P F. cacxao O. ASp ST. LOUIS
$50 Hls9V wEs4 n RScnSfR Cleveland Chi
40 p. n. soUTHWEsTERN EXPRESS For PITTS
7so 's eS 49, fAcF ac:nfS2i % gssSTs and
0n MSi 'G &N G'sSPf Fq
burg and points Vest daily. except Sunday NJ
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 So go dining Carr 1850 DINING Ss o1 and
ist1 10 % % Congressional Linn all r sa SD
1905 night, SUNDAY s2Y 2c i. ip3 P.r iDn ans
Dining Cars 40 Dnias Carr, 49, DINING Carp s''o
s6uTHERl RAfLWAY-Express. 4.2o p. m. l2'Oo night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Expre,,. go a m and $50
eEsAPEAHE ONO EATtw w ne 3 m dss M
ATEaXTgg G aHa -? m a. Week and
BUFFET Parlor Cars Passenger Coach and Combined
CAPE MAY-l25o p m. weekdays Through f'''''
Branch Asfary Park rnteaken sgOasy oieaa
Grove. and Point Pleasant from West saarssvs ony)
20 25o s2S SO 40 P sunday sS S29
$50 m. from Desbrosses anu ,oSs oniyo
Streets AS. olO a. m. 1910 40 satn,"6 oy. "
go $40 80. 40. 5.10 100 p m su"NA''' WV
o45 a m. SIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6Io 20 $50 20 $50 o. 20 $50 Penna l'i,T n 10
Dining carr 81 Dining Carr. ll1O a. m, i1, ~
$50 30 40 20 tplnns carr s.@ . LII Sundays.
DINING Carp. 40 $50 p M, II niS' ~ 30 din ins
Clio $50, $50 go. $50 1Amitedl, ~
Carr a. m 80 Dining Car, 800 ~ ,D IN M .
40 Dining Carr. $50 DINING SaF) w. ' y 49,
1905 night. -, nc, p-oaS-
Ticket Offices I.os. 4Gi 1895 1923. III ana ~
way: 1 Astor House: West Twenty-thrd 7trert,
ton. and stations foot OF Desorosses am IN rosSwsy
Streets Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street -
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. B-ookyn. ~,
Jersey City The New York Transfer company Va "a
for and check baggage from hotels ana tes''e"O
through To destination. ,,--.,.. =,
Telephone "l27i Eighteenth Street Tor Fenns'N
Railroad cab Service.
j. D. HUTCHINSON. J. WooD.,
General Manager General Pass agent
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Railroads..
"AMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Al through trains stop Albany. Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station follows'
o'o hxPIRE ' sTA tfssp EXPRESS SpRias LIFTED
Niagara FsII, y Sc p 0 H. rcrcnto. NJ; De
s SM4REAARIF sFEe p aHo
$40 a Nm. Mast NAIL Daly-F0r Buffalo, Niagara
$40 A. M-sARHroGM AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
daily. except Sunday.
1910 A. N-DAY EXPRESS. except Sunday: For
100 p M.~sourHwHEIssTE LIMITED and CHI
CAGo SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus C'nen-
$50 nfTR5SP' As s. shR s: aoa osPfA
800 p M.LAKE SHORE LIMITED Da.yYs2s.h1o%s
40 A. M due Chicago 400 p. NJ Sleeping ana par
600 P MwwEsrERN EXPRESS. Daly-ror Nj
G25 Ss5s H?ERr' S1sFfssa paro
TAO nRs s se'r,srs sS
ISLANDS AND MONTREAL EXpRESS v DAILY,
special. baiyAFor buffalo. Niagara Fails.
Prnns IMTEb MATT I'D 3
- Lyons ard for Rochester and Buffalo
9.1S r. M-PACIFIc EXPRESS Dally-For osdenee'
ccsso I'D rD except .G ss,rdsy asa fot Auburn
1910 night MIDNIGHT EXPRESS. For csc.gn
nh. caeas ss:l s5s'is suss1 "S
o,. ~ HARLEM ,g.E pIyIsIoN s,,a., to
pl,.neid. 'I Sundays days orly at $50 A. n
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated With Pintsch Light, ....,..
ass tsiaHss. e xSs issss si.,sa
Telephone "27ac Thirty-eighth street" for New-fon
snsai CAP service Bssrass CHECKED 0m hotel or
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Prom Pier y. r.. foot q Rector ST.
For Atlantic IIghlands Highlands OF Navssink, Nor,
handle Rumson Beach Seabrlshi. Monmouth Beach. and
Long Branch. $50. 800. 100 4 81. 20 2Vo S'is.
4 30 B 30 = II Sundays. $50 A NJ, 100 p. NJ
For Elheron. Asoury Park Ocean Grove. and points
south 10 Point Pleasant. 900. 100 \ NJ q 90 satur-
6svs orlvi 200 3.ij. 40 $50 2. VI sundays stops
Of In,erlssen for Asbury Park ar.i ocean Grove $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
The statistical position Of prasn coffee is as follows

Ilo-CoNec rnsrke. firm; No Z Rio 1900 Exchange.
7'd receipts 1900 haze: cleared for the United states.
e0cO bags; cleared FOR Europe 5000 bags stock Sis 90
bass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

spo; cotton in the local market ruled fay active ana
closed quiet prices unchanged on ne hs's OF orc
for midclng upland and &c fer mideling Guf 80 com
pared Lice 5-lGc respectively. last yeaI
Total ISLES Of T4o hscs included 40 bales for
port ~ bales spnners and 100 bales On contract
Spot cotton in markets middling qu1te1 was
oS.y repaited bv special dispatches 20 our Acpahts
o. follows Sewoil 1-lcc. sales 2or bar
Mobile nominal sac. Savannah quiet, BIC; safes, ~
bales charles,on quiet Wilmington dull. htsc. NcrIelK
Dull. SIC Iarnore nominal. &c Augusta quiet . IS,
he lower sales 30 bales ct Louis DUH I-lOc l-Ioc
lover. sales I'll bales
ne export moveusn, far THE season has been as
fNcws: -
600 401
rhns "a ,S,s r.sL ''' roo-s 3.4aQ
sne. sec,enber ,s Mo pa si5692 3o0l I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

etnApThe feature OF the local sugar market to-day
~ an advance o. Lice quotations OF raw sugar For
syaI d,vs pnst holders have been arg higher prices
rn, rsnuer. were and refused 10 pay the
suffer rates Quite largo os-sss was cone TINS after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Cash quotations were follows: Flour weak; No 2
sprins wheat 6sq6ic; No spring wheat. 81 : Heac No
red corn BOA Q3lc: No yellow. 81 al nc;
No oats aois g20xc. No white. 23'sd2i,ac. No .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SC.
For Rel Bank. Long Branch Asouiy Park Ocean G6oVe
and points south Point Pleasant. 4sO. $50. 1000 A.
II. - 90 Saturdays onlD 1870 Red Bank only) TO-
30 80 i.3O Red Bank onyl. Is $50. Ol3 g % sat
uriays onlY " sundays stops Interaken for As
bury Psrk and ocean Grove,. 9:i5 A. 81. 30 400 p ~
For Atlantic Highlands $50. 81. 80, 1000 A ~
I 20 30 6l5 p. VI. sundays. 900 A. NJ, 400 T. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnesat Park and Barn,-
gat 30 20 4. NJ 100. 80 +. NJ. sundays p 10 A VI
For Atlantic cy. VineIani and BFd.eton. ''SO A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach sesbrigh,. and Hlghland, Of
Navesink. 80 30 1000 \ NJ. . IS li3. 5:l3 p 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Coree market nrm
good santos $500 receipts. 20 coo bags; ;to
Csc bsgs IIameurg-Cocee market opened ~ I.
PIX higher: 23o IT. Il III p,g net higher; sales
81 oco bags. Havre-coHee market opened steady. J.
fronc higher: ~ m unclaimed; At STEADY un-
changed !, franc higher. closed = franc net higher
,.,.i h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Receipts at the port. and interior points to-cay com
pared With the came day last week and last year ~,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks ELECTRO Pneumatic" Signals
Stations in New York. foot Of Liberty ST.

F9uI ,Ia7K F NJ 90 -, u, Tlbarfy St.
and South Ferry, Whitehall s.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81
on and after June 26 1898. .
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Msuch Chunk. &C.
600 7:l5. 8O A NJ. u2 % VI. Easton), 80 lt:to
10 Easton) 5.45. q 80 Eastonl p ~ sundays 40"
G.0o Eas;on) a. NJ. 100 $50. 600 p. NJ o,o
For Wi!kesharre, Pttston Scranton, AGO. BIO A.
II. 100 =. NJ sundays. $50 A. NJ. - "a
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400. 40. sO, WV
1000 II 30 Reading. \. NJ. Las. $50. 900 o ~
Reading =. NJ y Is night sundays 80 W ID
Resd.ng) A. II. go. Las. $50. Goo T. NJ l2:D
night 80.
For suntury Lsvvishurg and wiarnsport at 400 90
9iO A NJ. 80 las 900 p NJ. II Is night; Sundays
go A II. 100 las. zoo 2 NJ. l2:l3 night
The Lamar register., 1898-06-29
IRISH BRIGADE.
the Famous Regiment WAS Recruited
and Fought.
- ChI-aEa chroalele }

r-rB Chicago Chroaiele
Ip,r Al Iris9mcr ia favor OF
F. regiment ot Irish volunteers
It5lu the sarcrumeat Of the Unit
=, IN snt ihroagh the war win
4, North Narks, hallthls evening.
. Al 80 o'clock Come ali. For
ssr 0, the old llsd. ralIyI Rsiil
ssfease o. TIC ncWt''
s5,iss appeared IN all the Cal.
rst,Fasers nn April %. 1851 Five
,ss-=s Gov Yates had issued a
J, ,r5aps and the patriotic ferVor
g5-ls was At a white heat En.
Il, bad aItsadY commenced Capt.
II KsiIdrr hsyIHs besna the wofk
j,si,ing . company on Aprtl Is
b uhnsr kuosledEe OF S2r and
ss % limited 10 the pTrsFuy con
eah sgsla lave small souee pslon
rrrisezsnt that s~ep, over the
hiug sashsfs to a higher pItrh
n Chparo. when Sort Sumter
.,l lgoa and she president issued
~ ices trocps
sig fsr a meeting OF the loyal
81 e, iss rity which vas signed
- 4 Nuuissn. NJ c McDonaid
,,,tga oShrr Irish cItixsns Wss
!, rslP1ntsd. North Market han
! tAfczEtt 90 the do1rs JAMES
sHrlu. 40 c,0qnen; ydanE irish
as auyrr. delivered a ringing
a "a several others. ana ths
q rvyrsigiur the real sasinssa Of
Sfts.zg-uas beEun No urginE
|rsglf-rd uen preventing them
hs,st han they could sign ne
h a boar and = hsif IL naraes
sfa tar1iisi
~ Nss.aasse'. u.gfsniag
zer,Bae uas Sst The beginning
p1fFi1thr sHthuslaSna ~hies
sslsei Hpon the people. ana
liisss fsF aaiasission TO he lrish
= 80 thr prospective rrEfment
srr already uamsd. continued 20
h. - frozi Chicago alone. hus
al p1rt,sss Of northsrn fBinois.
|r'iT q Dsyroi, lrishmsn efsTipS
rTvsse Within ! seek iaoo
: ssfs siSurd ami the reEimezt
|gszzifiF
~ has ever been one % The most
q al ls~ states % ihe nnisn The
Coz Yates vas fsspsnasi 20
rsss A,aen'f thsr nsny moTv
'ssn aasffd themselves tsan
The Lamar register., 1898-06-29

pans D Earl rifles OF EarIyllle, III;
company r. Ogden rlfes Of Morris M. .
company = D0usiss guards OF la salIe
county ~: company G. o'Aahoney RI
rcs ut Chicago. company /. Shields
guards A. ot Chicago. company X.
Shields guards d. OF Chicago.
Fius Body Of Msn.
A more splendid body OF men from a
physical aud patriotic standpoint has
never offered us services to county
thsn th= 'tIsish brigade. which was
mastefrd into The service ot the United
States June l5. iSsI. by Capt, 4. q.
Pitcher q 5. \. They wera already
fairly we'll drilled. having had daily
fnestings a, Kanes brewery. on Polk
street. which had been converted Iato
Foutsnroy baEsatks
On Aug 81 lssI ihe Irish brigade.
vhieh bad been recruited ~ to 1885
infantry. is5 cavalry and ssveuty-sir
artiiisrists. determined and formid-
able body Of men. was ordered by Gen.
Fremont 70 p5ocrsd from JEFFERSON
City, No. whcF. they had been serving
"a a guard To the IeEisiature. then In
session. 10 Lexington. ice miles up the
river Here Col auiligaa was In COM
rnsnd Of 9s9o Easn. his regiment hav-
ing rs-enf0rerd the First Illinois Ca
yairy, which vas already 90 the spot
Ibe rir., EHEsEsH.at
The eautederafsS we're bent on tax.
Ing the city. ihe most important point
10 the state. and Gen Sterling Price
so1B appeared With 2s.o00 men Out.
numbered ten to one poorly proyi.
STONED and suffering from lack Of water
Col Agiligan made determined de-
Tense Called upon BY Price to surren-
der and agree to night no more on
Nisseuri soii brave MuIlisan replied
The Irish brigade makes 90 compro-
mise
AZ isnEth. after resistance that
faitiy electrified All no,heFH hearts and
called forth exprsssionS cf praise from
,Ae eenf~aetaiss. Col Mullisan vas
torred TO surrender the devoted Irish
men destroying their green haE in pref
efsnss 70 yielding }, To the enemy. The
total snion loss 10 Killed and wounded
Nas ioT About i.5ea prisoners were
paroiri and departed for St Louis
Ehsre thr ifisA hriEade- was muster
ed oat o. the service oct :. asst Coz
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are familiar vita The stirring even,,
OF the war OF the rebellion
Lay me down and save the nag, he
SAID TO those who were bearing him.
mortally wounded, from the field.
The Irish brigade fought nobly Tor
'he'r country: they did more--theg
faised a1 enthusiasm that recruited
many thousands OF troops aud impaired
poidness TO 'imid hearts Their glory
has not yet faded -wil, never fade. 10
have been follower OF Mulligau is an
honor which no American disputes,
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COULD SCARCELY RAISE HIS HAND.
Yet took care of seventy head of stock.
The farmer who found a friend.


cured OF my complaint. so that I was able
to take care of seventy head of stock all
through the winter. which shows that the
cure was not temporary but permanent"
H r. W. BENTLEY, Towner, y.
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liver makes them invaluabie for those
living in maiariai climates, c. Il. Alstou.
Quitman, Texas, writes:
II have found ip DR.. J. C. Ayers Pills an
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iousness, and Kindred disorders, peculiar
to .rniasmatie localities Taken in small
aud frequent doses, these pills act we'll on
the liver, aiding it in throwing off maiariat
poisons, and restoring its natural powers.
could not dispense with the use Of DR..
Ayers Pilisl''--C- r. ALsIos, Quitnan. Tex.
Or. Ayers Pills are a specific for all dis
eases of the liver. stomach, and bowels,
they promote digestion. cure constpa-
ton and It's consequences, and promote
the general health of the entire system
They should always be used with DR.. ]. C
Ayers sarsapsrifia when cathartic is
required Norr about the pills in Dr.
Ayers curebook. Sent free. Address the
j. C Aver Co, Lowell. Mass
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Mullfgan was retained as a prisoner Of
war. but was soon exchanged. reaching
Chicago Nos, 3. 1861 He was treated
with great consideration by Gen. Prise.
who, in appreciation OF his gahantry.
refused 10 accept his sword
The splendid services Of the Irish
brigade had attracted the attention
Of the entire nation: like the reyoIa-
tion the civil war had now its Lex
ington on Dec 20. 1861. congress
adopted joint resolution. offered py
Isaac N Arnold OF Chicago IN when
they formally thanked Col Munigan
aud bis gallant men for the defense ~
Lexington against great odds, The
resolution authorized the regiment 10
hear upon their ,,oIors the word Lex
ington
Shortly before this Dec 10, 1861. the
regiment was restored to the United
States scryicc-and recruited to its max
imum force Until July. 1862, the 'lr-
isa brigndc" remained in Chicago. act
ing al q guard for Camp Douglas. when
il was sent to Virginia. where it did
gallant services on many ballehelds
not being mustered out of the service
until July. 1865.
The heroic death of Col Muiligan
while fghting the main body ~ Gen
Iubai A. Eariy's army at kernstown
va. July "a. 1864 is known 10 all VINO
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Serious results often follow a strain,
especially when II affects the back. and
few people are so liable TO strain as those
who are lifting heavy loads of various
kinds from day to day. The teamster
rarely ever oyertaxcs his strength. Fa-
miiiArity with the class OF wares he
handles, enables him to entirely gage the
load he lifts so not to put an excessive
burden on himself But with the fnrmer
1t is different. He is lifting loads OF such
varying weights and under such varying
conditions that he Is very liable to lift a
little too much some day, with injurious
results Many serious affections of the
great organs Of the body originate in a
strain. II in the case of H. r. W.
Bentley. of Towper, North Dakota. A
strain resulted in serious trouble with the
liver. How he recovered and was enabled
TO feed seventy head of stock during the
winter, let him tell himself:
"About year ago, I sustained an injury
In my back and shoulders by lifting a
heavy weight After a time. liver trouble
came on, which weakened me that I
could scarcely iif, my hand TO my head:
while in this condition. began the use ..
DR.. j. C Ayers Pills. and finding almost
immediate benefit, continued until was