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ID EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS-It is Fro lA bably not generally known that children of Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers can parents were entitled to and neglected 10 ap> ply for in their lie-time-and the following re the c circumstances under which they are entitled to assert claim

 If a person who served in the revolutionary war at least six months, dies alter the passage oi the act of 1892, and neglected to apply for a pension under that act, his widow, if living, andif not, his surviving children, have right to claim what he wasentitled to from March |, 1881, 10 the day of such persons death

 If widow W ho was entitled te a pension under the act of July i, 1886, which act re- qures that the widow should have been ma;~ ried 10 her husband before he last period of his services in the war, and she having died after the passage of said act of 1886 without applying for pension, her surviving children have right to claim what she was entitled to from March 4, 1881, to the day of such widows death.

 If also widow who was entitled 10 the wid- ew's pension by the act of lS3S. which act re- qnueAthat she should have been married be- fore January Ist, l794, and she also having died af,er the passage of said act without ap- plying for the provisions of it, her surviving children have right to claim what she was entitled to front March 4 1886, to the cay of her death.

 Letters of inquiry addressed the subscriber at Hartford or Woodbury, or to the editor el the Enquirer. -BENJ. COUPON

 June ,IS47