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•*-.•/•"&$&" fc^t^^ Hff^r*^ HIT^<^Y^^ " * r^v'V' going home (or the sports field in En- neral was of large dimensions and at- 3f. Corr, J. Farmer, Mrs. T. Booney, company. O'REOAN—On Aog. 15.tetf» Patrick Doyle of Clonmaleh to niseorthy when his ear overturned. . tended, by the members of the local Miss Booney, Miss Maglnnisa, Miss ' at the Booth infirmary, Sarah O'Regau. Margaret, dnngbter of the late William SWS FEOM1EELANI branch of tJ»e L N. Foresters, who McManua and Mrs. O'Callaghan. Mr. BaJlineen. Byrne of Leighliubridge. The animal he was driving was very restive. marched in processional order and act- P. J. McClew, chairman of the Carna, KERRY.— Richard Mahony, fishor- DUBLIN,—Jamef Fitzhenry, Kings­ MX THE HAPPENINGS OF INTER William Redmond, M. P., brother of 8d as pallbearers. Rev. P. O'Flaherty **(»8 present aad was cordially -wel­ majn, of Kenniure, was missed from town, died recently, deeply regretted. Mr. John E. Redmond, M. P., andOfficiate d nt the graveside EST IN THE OLD COUNTRY. comed. bl« boat Aug. HI. Tlie trawler was an He had been in the employment of the Mrs. Redmond are staying at Augb- ROSCOMMON.—The congested dis­ TYRONE.—The fe.tlval of the 16th of chored in KUrnucillogue harbor the Kingstown commissioners for twenty avannagh, Wieklow. Mr. Redmond tricts board has completed the par- | What It Being Dona by the P«opl« August was celebrated at Stewarts- i night he was missed. Fears are enter years. has been sick for some time and la chase of a fee simple estate within * Horns—Gowip From All th» town in the usual manner. The day talned that be Is lost, an bio clothes The following parochial appointment! recuperating among the beultli restor­ two indies of (.'astlerea. The estate is Counties of the Emer­ Weie found In his Hleeplng berth. were recently made by the archbishop was a general holiday. Muss was Catholic church owned by Walter John McDermott. awarded a testimonial to Matthew chaplain to his grace, to be parish The annual procession in honor of at 10 o'clock by Hev. I*. Qulnu, who Our Blessed I •ady took place at Lady's j It contains 200 acres. The land is of delivered a panegyric on the usBump Ilannan, merchant. Ltstowel, for hero priest of Falrvlew; the Rev. James Carroll, C. C, Skerries, to be parish Island on Aug. 15. The demonstra- ' first class quality, all in grazing. The Ulster tlon of the Blessed Virgin. There was ' le action at Ballyunlon July 11, when tlon this year was of a very Imposing purchase money amounted to $OJ.IHW. 1 he saved a man numed Barrett from priest of Boyhtown; the Rev. Jobu uon mis year was or a very imposing ; a large congregation present. A con Master John C. McDermott, son of being drowned while hathlng. Grluuley, C. C, Rally brack, to be parish character by reason of the special ANTRIM^—The 15th of August (Lady tingent left by special train for the Edward McDermott of Keadue, at the The Tralee feis was opened on Aug. priest of St. Mlclian's, Dublin. indulgences granted by the pope to day) was observed well throughout demonstration held near Moy, address those taking part In the procession, the J recent diocesan examination held for i 10. A pr> era availed themselves of the oppor A Nationalist-demonstration was held people. The procession proceeded in , Uant achievement, seeing that he is 1 the hurlers, footballers and Oaels of forming of a pilgrimage from Ireland tanity of spending a day out of town Aug. 1-i In "the famous town of Moy." the following order: IJidy's Island I not thirteen years of age, and is proof the county. The procession marelcd to the historic battlefield of Foutenoy, and left the city to attend the Nation The national directory of the I nlted band; the children of the Lady's Is- [ of the efficiency of Ida teacher, Denis to the Sportstleld, und on Its arrival and It is likely the sacred spot made •list demonstrations in the country din Irish league wan leprcsvuted by Jele hind and Carne schools, marshaled by . Callagy of Keadue National Male there hurllnu and football contests took dear to Irish hearts by the effusion tricta. The weather In the evening Uilnh MaeVcagh, M. P.; \V Lundoii, teachers; Men's confraternity, Lady's . school. He enters St. Mel's college. place between teams representing Ker thereon of Irhdi blood will soon be WHS very fine, ond hands turned out. M. P., and P. <". boogiui, M. P, who Island; St Catherine's baud, Tacum- Longford, where his college course will ARMAGH.—A meeting of the Cross- were received with great enthusiasm. ry und Limerick pressed reverently by the feet of thou­ be successful. jnaglen branch of the I'nlted Irish Among those on the brake from whh h The Right Rev. Dr, Mangan, bishop sands of Irish patriots. shane; the members of the Tagoat The sports of Strokestown came off league was held In tlie league rooms the meeting was addressed were Mr elect of Kerry, arrived at Cow. Cork. On Aug. 11 a splendid meeting of Na­ Men's confraternity, marshaled by- on Aug. 15 before an enormous crowd I>nvld Mallcin, county secretary; Mr Aug. 18, from New York In order to tionalists of Rathruines was held in Father Forrestal and by W. J. Lam JJorth street, on Aug. 14, James Mor of spectators. The principal event was John Tralnor, county delegate, Ar tender hlin a fitting welcome ami to the ball of the- Boys' brigade, Rich­ bert, N. T.; the Children of Mary. fan, vice president, In the chair. Pies the 2:20 yards championship of Con- mngh; Mr. Richard, Cookntown; Mr. offer congratulations on Ida selection mond Hill. Mr Mooney, the member etc. Tlie general public followed. The •nt: M. MeConvill, treasurer; T. Mc naught, which P. C. Lenuou, Strokes- James Collogly, county delegate, Ayr as bishop u number of priests and lay­ of parliament for the constituency, got sodalities carried banners. The priests Nulty, P. Uarvey, J. McKay, 1*. town, captured from a field of ten. Jit Hearty, I'. MeNulty, F. II Hannon, <) Shire; Mr. Bernard O'N'elll. Rhickwii- men from Kerry nn'heii at (Jiieeiw a very cordial reception. Mr. James In the procession were: The Very Rev- Canon Doyle, Very Rev. Canon Whit- is his third championship this year. McEneney, II. Mc(,uinuet»s, J. Kenr tertovvn; Mr. Joli:, Tegguit, dlvlrilomil town and, through the courtesy or L. (Jlbney pres'dod. Present; T. Fan­ Tho events were well contested. The aey, J. McGeenoy. etc. The secretary delegi-"e, Kiist Tyruiie; Mr John Mc I>ean. the Cunard company's agent, ning. M Smllvaii, Professor Campbell, ty, Itev. VV. Fortune. Rev. Father cycling was pretty keenly contested, (flop Iclegate, Mid Atuuigh, Mr. i'at were allowed on board the tender und J. It. Morris. James Dwyer, Tbumus Dowling, Rev. P. O'Connor, Hector read letters from the national direct­ but M. A. HIgglns, Ralliusloe, won all rh k Mi-Kenny, president executive Went to »ea to meet their new lilsli iji Yarr, Thomas J (Jartland, Thomas Church of the Assumption, Wexford; ory and from John Campbell, M 1' the open events. Thomas MeNulty proposed and John I'. I. L., MldAiiuagh; Mr ( athal oft the harbor. That the bishop is pop Tieniey, P. Doyle. J. Clllowney, T. Rev. J. VV. 0'Byrne. Wexford; Rev. The parochial fels held in the old O'Toole, I'onaghiuole, secretary South ular v. Ith his priests and people w.is IJyrue, T. Joyf church. Roscommon, on Aug. 15, at Coolderry, Edward Llfferty of Clarna Tyrone executive V I I... Mr TIMIIII pro\ ed in more ,IUJH than mie The J. Holmes. S I'oyle, J. Brogan, T. liam Hanton, Murrtntown; Rev. P. Murphy, M. K. 8, Euulseorthy; Rev. which the children attending the par­ and Peter Metieeney of ('omohngb as M>*< ;ulgaii, recording secretary No heartlne-iH of the (.'reeling bet \« een the Young, S Voting, T Hollander, Pat­ William Codd. president St. Peter's ish schools were the competitors, was be added to the committee. The fol |i. division secretary C I. I.. Yellow bishop and those v\ ho came tu ineei rick Ilogan, T C Condn-u. P. Lam­ college, Wexford; Rev. Mark Byrne. interesting and encouraging. The com­ lowing members attended the e\cou ford branch; Mr John Kelly , president hlin was seen plnliilv Among tho.se bert. J. McCartney, J Farrell, Michael C II.. Yellovvford br.inch, Mr J..hn Wexford; Rev. Father Cloney, Wex­ petitions lu language, dancing and Ove meeting nt Camlough: Peter Mur who met him were tlie Very lte\ I' Keegan. P ( uule. D Rough. T. Kelly. Oliver, I II.; .Mr. Patrick i^ulnn. ford; Rev. Thomas Byrne, Taeuiu- singing were so keen that it was with phy, T. McNulty, I'eter (Jaru-y, John ll.i> »tt. ailmlnlHtratiir. Klllarney, Ke\. Joiiies Hill Lonergnn Mr. Farrell president No L">. A. o II. on the mo shane, und Rev. Father Murphy. May- difficulty the Judges could make ,the McKay and Thomas Hums. 1 .itlier While. A nnaticuiie. Uei I'at her prf>pi>sed the following resolution tlon of Mr I>a\ld Million, county dele nooth college. The Rev A. Crowe, awards. The bisters of Mercy, Ros­ Patrick Conlop of Ballyrea died re- i'ulU-i Kill.mill. He\ I. Fuller. Killar "That this ii'iM'tlng of the National­ gate, Tyrone, seconded by Mr. John Ballyinore, carried the blessed Hucrj common, and Patrick (iurvey, Irish .cently, deeply and widely regretted. ney; He\ l'ather Keuiie, Iteitufort. Kll ists of RnthmineH welcomes Mr. John Tralnor, county delegate, Armagh, the meut. On reaching the altar Father teacher, Roscommon, are to be con­ n"- CAVAN.—An interesting event took lurnej , lie\ i'uther () < '•uiimr. t»fi Pe J. Mooney, M. P., and pledges Itself gratulated on the manner in which chair was taken by Mr. John IHllon. by e\ ery means to secure his re-elec- Crowe gave solemn benediction of the .place in Belturbet recently-vlz, the ter and Paul's, Cork, Rev. Father Mar- the Shall. New llampHhlre, M. StoUes tlori ut the next general ele<-tlon." blessed sacrament, the music being I children were presented. Among ^marriage of Miss Julia Mellugh to ' county delegate, Tyrone Resolutions the competitors awarded silver med­ U'Callughuu London, I'. I> Foley. Kll Recent Deaths in Dublin.—HIRD— rendered by the local choir under the (Thomas Finnegan, coach builder, Low were adopted unanimously Indorsing als were: Miss Mollle Hyme. Roscom­ larney , John Coffey, Ivlllarne); J. Aug 14, at Loreto abbey, Rathfarn- control of Miss Haughton, N. T. After .«r Bridge street, and Miss Annie Mc the national platform adopted by the mon, daughter of John Byrne, assist­ Kgan. solicitor. Klllarney, and others | ham, Mother M de Kiel Hlrd. in the benediction the prw-essiou reformed tHugh, Lower Bridge street, to James) ' Irish parliamentary party and the im ant secretary Roscommon county coun­ idarson. Belfast. The ceremony was. th>nal directory of the I nlted Irlbh Tho death of Mr*. Stack of 8pa oc tiilrty ninth year of her religious life and returned to the church, where cil, for her distinguished answering curresl Aug 11. She was relict uf the i M'KKON Aug 14. at Mater hos Canon Doyle gave solemn benediction, performed by Ilev. Father J. Brady. league. the second grade Irish language com­ late Kugeue Stack and mother of Hev pltal, Kdwanl McKe<>n. late member assisted by the Rev. T. Byrne. The DERRY.—Tho following changes In petition, and Muster J. O'Connor, son J. HUnk. O p. and J I' Stack. Trulee ' I). M. P Ml HPHY-Aug 1.1, at221 "O Sulutaris" and ''Tantum Ergo" Derry diocese were recently made. Fa of Juines O'Connor, Roscommon, for M unstor LIMERICK.—The coach factory run (Tmllffe road. I'ruuicoiidra. Michael were well rendered by the choir. ther Duggnn, from (.'appagfT to (Ion the manner In w hleh he rendered a by Jeremiah Clifford. Km«kaiie. bini J Murphy, lute governor of his majeflty's WICKi-OW.—James Kearns, one of many; Father Fos, from i lonmuny to recitation. In the ev euing the competi­ CLARE.— Mr. McNamara of Glandree erhk. was loiiMiuail by tire Aug l»i. prKuiis, Dow njiatrlck, tiulway and Bel- the crew on an Arklow fishing boat ly­ .Cappagh; Father llarkln, from I«kn- tors took part in a concert The prizes on Aug 1^ was knocked down and Ibnv the tire originated 1-, not known fust- - HART Aug 1\ at .'>o Cubrn ing at Ardglass. County Down, was heen to Kllren; Fnther Kelly, from Kll were distributed by tlie Rev. Archdea­ killed by a horse John 8hanny, aged sixteen, of Lim­ road, John Hart. In the ninety fifth drowned on Aug. 14. He fell between j.rea to Iskaheen, Father Sinjth. from con McLoiighllu The business con­ A public mooting convened by the erick city was drowned an lilentallv year, for many years prefect of th«* the pier and hlu boat Umavady to I>onngheaclj ; Father ban cluded vv lth the drama "Krh-cu Oge." chulrmaii of the l'.nbis urban council, 111 the i anal Aug bS I Kotlnlltj of our Lady of IIclp of Chris Devlin, from Bt Columbs, berry, t.i A flreat meeting of the Nationalists I*. J. I.IlllKltie, Wns held lit lie t .Wli Tho appointment of tho Rev. R. J. tlans SMI I.I L\ Aug Hi. at 4b Limavady; Father Mei "ullaiih. from of the di-trli ts around Castlepluukett ball, Kllli.s, to take lilt.) i ulisiili-i atioli Ambrose, i C, Alibi') fcuie. t'l theLowe' r S' ••• • rT ttnet Mlihael Smtllleii. Gonnancjht 'Donagheady to (ireem-untie, l'nthet and Rallliingure was held on Aug. 14 tl.e Bti'ps fop the purj>ot»e of pleselit |'.ist..l.ll lliarge of g-irtj. on bis ,on-.c t.i Right Rev. Dr. O'Dwyor, biehop of dei.. e. R I . American consul at bub [Father (iorinle), from I lesertmartln to tie, Washington street. Brooklyn. N Y. couui 11, Castlerea, Patrick Conry, Cas- tlon. A coiinultte.' to carry out the I.Inn rh k. bn-. appointed the Hev Hob . III), nged tlfty nine years M'KKON" Greenioughs. mid second daughter of Michael Long. tlerca; P. J Clarke. Cloonmore, Bal- details of the presentation iniisli-tH of ert Ambrose. < i . MantHter. to be i -Aug b'i at the Hotphe For the by DONEGAL.—On Aug. 14 a meeting In Tun in, aged sixty years, deeply and laghaderreen From Halllrmgare— P. br. O'Mura, .1 < Casey. Frnnl. tt'i on purlsli | neat of (ilenroe. in success].m ' lug. Harolds, ross. Patrick McKeon. furtliernnco of the Irish language widely mourned Hanly, M. Fluneran, M. Connor, James nor. P. L. Molmiey, M. obea. .1 1'. to the Hev. Putber QUlUlan. 1' P w bo jlut e of FM he.|iier utreet - MA HON" movement was held at Burtonport aft- The Most Rev. Dr. McCormack, bish­ Mulrooney. M. Ibuily, Ii. Conry, R Keiiuc. 11. Rciugban, J Kuright and J. has I.eeti transferred to l'alluskeury i — Aug IT. at Celbrldgo. (Jeorge Thom- jBr mass. Burtonport Is the center of op of (Jabvay, and Most Rev. Dr. Cunniffe, M. Breuuan, J. Flnnerty, D. Key bin. on the death of the former pastor, the. us Mulioii, aged twenty-two years ,the large and Important parish of Cinn O'Pea, bishop of Clonfert, arc going to C; M. Pinerty, P. Mulleage, M. Kelly, Tho doath of Michael Moscall. corn Rev. James Molouy. | MoHAN Aug 17. nt U Hudson's ter- COBla. The parish priest, Hl^lit Itev. Rome. Very Rev. Jerome Fuby, (Jort. M. McDermott. II. Maxwell! F. Flu­ nierclmtit, the S.jiiuie. Kilruuh. nc His friends will learn with regret of ri'.co. limy. John^Iornn O'TooLi: Mgr. Walker, has been doing all In his will accompany them. neran, P. Duffy, M. Byron, Oliver Corr, curred Aug l'J the demise, nt the uge of twenty sl\. .- Aug IT. at J Victoria terrace. Clou- power to forward the movement. He On Aug. 13 Michael Crlsham of Ha- secretary South Roscommon executive. CORK.—8iater Mary Michael (Julia of John Muni; in tarf. Mrs L'llzn o Toole, at an ad- has been assisted by Ids teachers, most zelwood, was accidentally killed within ; From Rasllek—P. Moran, J. Moraxi, J. 0'Hheai of tin- I'-OM ent of Men j . Kin The death of David O'Mara of Kll- Ivuiue d age II M.I.-Aug. Hi. ut (5l» Of whom know the Irish language and a few hundred yards of his residence' Kelly, M Croghan, P. O'Doiiuell, P. sale, died Aug 1 > Right Kcv br.trt'l y oiiurred un Aug '.i, and the sad,Meat h street. Milllaiu Hall, brother of ,Who have donu excellent work In their by tlie upsetting of his own horse and Byron, M. Murray, II. Belrne, P. O'Callaghim, bishop uf Cork, presided event wus deeply and vulcb. regretted l the' late Patrick Hall. 11 Wexford schools. The dlstrkt around Burton cart. In which he was returning from , I)emp«ey, C. Kelly. T. Ryan, T. King, at tlw re.pilem servl.es « hli !i were F'T years he to ,k u le.uling [mrt In the street --HAVDHN - Aug IK, at :)T port is Irish speaking, but the little Tuaui, accompanied by his wife. The P. Roddy, T. Croghan, T. Kelly, J. Mul attetnled by the ii.i-nibers uf tin I Fenian luoveineut and later became | Cornjiiai ket. Kllen Mary Hayilen. aged tOWU Itself hns becoi,,.- Angll. i/.ed. '1 be wife was injuntl. but not seriously. j Ugau. From Hrackloon—P. Cahlll, M. vent, relullves and prlentH aiul people tieasiirer of the locul bmuch of the | twenty years.— HLHAN- Aug. I.'), at .meeting waa well attended lu^bt Ile\. Rev. Father Patrick Mulkorn was or­ j Flnan, P. Fahey, P. Moran, A. Fman. The Kanturk branch of tho Gaelic Land hagiic 11 Aiighrlm street, bonis Hehan, Sun­ Mgr Walker presided. Mr. o'.Mali>-> dained to the priesthood by Most Rev. Prom Klllnster Mr. Madden, D. 01b- league Is hi a vigorous ••••udlllnii The TIPPERARY.— Brother Jamea Long day's Well Luenn. aged seventy years I and Mr. (lallagher, (Jlenahllt, delUeied I>r o'Dea, Muhop of cbuifert, in tho J lln, P. Kenny, M. Wanl. M. Manly, J. ilansis are well nttendisl. :unl prtgiess of the Patrician com out, He«lfern. Am- ! ITRi Fl.b At the South City In addresses In Irish. Cathedral church. I.ough.re.i. Sunday, ' Moran, I*. Conry, N. Reynolds. FTOIU bus been ni'ido with the arraugements tralla. died re..-nilv. Jf-epij re^u tbtl flnunry. Mary Punvll - -THOMAS— DOWN. — The Newry Gaelic foia Aug. 14 The ceremony wus carried | Carrowrengh— P. Roland, M. McGrath, fur the prudui-t'oii ,,f "ltnbert Fmniet " The announcement of tho death of Aug in, at " Breiiran's teino'e. Bray, • j-whlch was held Aug. 15 attracted u out in the prcenee of a large emigre- j P. Nolan, P. Powell, M. Freeman, M. Tho death of Mothor Mary Xavier BLtter Mary John f the Order of St IIthhiiri l Cutmingliain Thomas, aged fair gathering pf to\ni and country u gatlon, which included friends and rel- ' McCormnck, etc. From Peake—J. Iloelfp of tin- l'reseiitntloti convent, Louis will I. it-.id with genuine regret BlUyone years CAMPHKLL-Aug people. Hev. Hugh O'Reilly uiowd 1 ntlves of Father Mulkern. The bishop Dockery, J. Nnlsh, M. Reynolds. H. bonernlle. took plii'v on \ug b'. In the t. vv I.H . f Moli.ighali ind Cur 11. at 1 (b.iumln* terrain , Raneluga. ithat the chair be taken by Cardinal w •; fli-siicfiv,] ],,- i:,.v Pathor Heagnev, Maxwell. D Kelly. P Casserly. J. Mother Xnvler w is t' e d'nighter of tie- rlclmi'i.-." . .SS, \i |,, J,' fcjlt. [j )| ltl fol Sarah Campbell --DALY — Aug. 13. Logue. The motion was f.ecoiide.1 In Rev Father Nolan, o D ('. and Rev. Durr P. Hanly, president Kib-orkey late Thomas I{o. !..• ..f At blue. a. I.lrn thirty years, many will mourn the1 John (.'. baly. farrier. Nandw lth street. fKev. James Cnrlln and carried. The F: the- \'lncent. O D C. Fnthe-Mul branch, proposed, ami M. Fluuerun, erlck. and wis a relative of the iciirr denth of their earliest ;jinl kindliest j DAWSoN- Am.- 17. :t Vernon pa- .event was a great success. Among the ltern. who had a most distinguished I vice president, seconded that J. Clarke able Archdeacon Ho. he of (;]In and of lnitriictivss The ditHMTBitl was the .rude . < 'hmUirf. Maria Daw-on. FL .many good things snld by the cardinal course, was educated at Thurles. Paris take t'e ,-h.ilr. Mr. ritzg!'>b"ii mnde Hubert Roche, secretary of the I.im youngest daughter of the late James GAN Aug. Ki, at l.'i Wood ouay, Cath­ •was that the movement for the st u nnd Salamanca He Is a native of Kll a vigorous address on all phases of the erb-k county council I Dunne. C.v'iri, mul had only reached erine Fcgan fit the Irish language and of Irish his lenrandeema On Lady day be cele­ , Irish i.uestion. Recent Doaths in Cork.—O'SHEA— | her fifty Hist year KILKENNY.—On Aug. 14 a football tory, the revival of Irish games and of brated his first mass at half past S lu 8LIG0. — Among recent deaths In On Feast of the Assumption, at Con | Warned.—On Aug. 9. at St. Patrick's nuitih for tie cliami>lonsldp came off Irish music, was going forward and the catluilrnl. assisted by the Ilev. ' Sllgo was that of Alexander Hiemian, vent of Mercy. Klnsale Julia. In rell Catholl. church. W.itciford, by theI n a Held on the fnnn of Richard would continue, please God, to go for Father Vincent. () D. C : Castro'i, ('ollooiiev. on Am s He glon Bister M. Michael, eldest daugh Hev. William H O'l>oniie;i. ootislu of Grant, Sliovenie, in which tlie tileu- •ward. One thing In connection -vs Itb The great Connaught feis and indus- i was tlie only male remaiiiia^ member ter of the late John o'Shea. Yoin:h.,l. the bride, assisted by tie Hev C. Mea­ mure teum came off victorious, beating 1 .it was consoling- namely, that it vwis trbil evl.iKoi^n w::s "I'cr.c. . at the Of the ftiniin. Wilbin tlie joist ten — -O'CON'NHI.I. on Aug. 2\. H Han gher, (iamnioiistii-ld, siliil the Rev. I\ Kiiinacord by inree points to ml. 'Hie reviving a spirit of nationality in Ire­ county hall and Convent of Mercy months his father and bis brother-in- d•.. O'boiniell, S. -l.in. On Aug b>. b; »iie- P. McManus. H Ri idy. P. Ready, \Y. clans or any sect, but a spirit that hid uudlcnce. The programme was an elab­ Staunton, pastor, provides fur the pltal. Thou . s (.mill, l.ile of M irdk.ve clal permit-',m. at Ii.». k\.«-II i-ollege, (Jr ice. T Mornssey. \\' \\'aish, M. for its object the welfare of the whole orate one and included every variety Sodal'ty of the Sacred Heart, was - - MlTO'in mi An. •_'.' at I 'err;. by the \ cry hev N Paeni inn, presi- Wa'-li, N Curr.ni, J. Power, M Mur Vw-*—- country. ] of competition Right Rev Dr. Ma. opened recently in the < 'bur-h of tl.e gownil. « II Mtitli.Mie b,-'iis Vl'll).: V. denl. II — • -1.- I In Hc\. 1' -tb. i- Haldwln. I. Ib'fTerin. J. Huher Among tho Nationalist meetings held • phy .J. (' Br en. Cormnek. bishop of Calway, delivered Sacred Heart. Tuhercurry. by Father aged tweni.v ••?.•• \ •• T- SMYTH ! A\':il ii i Sk.li .ii of i i• •••!'i .^ in. l'rth- In Ulster on I.nd\ day the grc.it .'.."ii i Hn. an address commendatory of the good Alpl.oiitus, O S. I' The exercises On .Vug Lti, at II'.llv 1 r.'in.igan. William ard. to All..', d.iMf! c-r ..f J..hu o'Snl onstratlon at Saul must be cl.i- '. ] LONGFORD. - - In Tang Catholic work being pus!,. •] ahead by the O.iel- weie attended by great numbers. Smyth -IA \i b Aug s .it ballm-i ll\ .'!i IC1" M .no . . C •••• el The procession started f'»r S ml. In 1 chui'i h. Al .; >• a in. >ut lis memory If b'.igue nut only in Calway. but all After living to the great aqj jf eighty i an.igh. K'.b iiini'ioti, I'oinitv Kerry, I The death of David Frnncis Croney, ed by the band and binner of tl . (•'!h e a !nl ie pil" .. ma -- v\ as celebrated over Irtdand In addition to the usual years, Mrs. Feeney of Lara u.\ u. Col- i iherlni' J.is«.ph Ivncli. aged nine | Son of Fdi; ond Cooiicv el It i lly veellsh. .Wolfe Tone branch of the Fniti-d Irl-b for tl.e suil of the lat.- Mf- Oil h'U, j (Jaellc business there was an industrial lonney. lied on Aug 1 I deeply re- t • -• -ii yea is.- TWi>Hli, At Cornm.ir occurred at Cork I-ueot hotpital. bub- league, Belfast, other buii.N jo, ,ed In. ' Hev J. Pai:aii. •elebr.iut. There was i exhibition, which was very creditable gretted The funenil to Rnlllsod-ire kct street, nt M:I :I.1V aii.-cl age. \I.irv:a 1 Hn. AM.. « and as the great mass of Nation.-ilNts I a birce number >f i leigy in the choir i to the pie of (Jalway. The fels \\ as cemetery was attended by great nuin- ret Tw(di1g lib K11Y Aug M\, nt| WATERFORD. — Michael O'Connor, was large passed along the ennvds cheered lu^ii ' The eoiigregai :oii successful beyond _ nnticlpnfiou. The bers of relatives ami friends. Father (Jl'OVKl'-to \v II. K ibiiiMihoi'ias, Mrs Ma Main street. Tr.imore. on Aiu' 1! fell ly. A historic Spot Wa- selected for tin- , LOUTH John Levins, formerly of attendance mi tlie opening day Inchid Conningtoii ot[;ciated at the Interment ry Hn key \\ \l.i oT \t ( l.'ircl.ill down tie st iM-t In his h Mac „n.l was speeches, und on an oi en plain stirring New House, Sand-pit, Di'o-'lnsla, died I ed~.l . ;ini >ng others.*!..„. , KI- 1d MartinAT ..... ,Lor ._d. , 1 O/"In - AugA .._ . 1It'll.5 th.e StaOA.r - o.tf 11th.e Se^>_a ba. ­ lb'ii'-e. N'ei.in. >r Mo of \\ i_l,t. Marg.t kill. 1 iletalitly addresses were delbcrel. W nen the lately in the IL>-.pk-e I'or the Dying, ( Kil!;:: t m. Dr. Henry. London. J. J. zaar was opened at the Creenlands. ret Anne Vale it. ilaucbter of John ! On Aug. 17, in the Convent of the people accompanying the contingents L>'iblln. His demise is deejdy regretted Slieehan. (hnelle league, London, und Rosses Point, amid most encouraging and Agnes O'Neill, national teachers. Sisters of St. John of Cod, Kilkenny. arrived the business of the meeting be by Ins family/ and friends i fifty priests, many from the United prospects for its success. The bazaar Brook Lodge, (,1'uunlre bONO\'AN Miss P.ridle O'Sullhan. in re!;.'.on Sis gan. Amid much enthusiasm Robert t MEATH.—Mrs. Martha Anderson of States j was organized to provide funds f,>r —Aug. IS, at PJ I'henK street. Time j ter Mary tJerard. was professed in the IF Denvlr took the chair. Among the peo Shamrock cottage. Rath aitli. died Aug. LEITRIM.—Baron Harlech has been the sanitarium for infirm priests In thy I>iinovnn, late employee Cork har­ ! presence of M..st Hev. br. Hinwungg. pie present were Peter Met'aim, Hugh 11, deeply and widely regretted. appointed lieutenant for the County . course of erectiou nt Rosses Point bor commissi.>ners - KKANE On , Sister M. Cernrd is the youngest daugh .Qrahani, William McOlenuon, Arthur On July 27, at tho Catholic church, Leitrim. | The total cost of the building will be Aug. VA at Passage M'est, Nornh ter of John o'Sullivun. Klhnacouuiui, •McGlennon, Edwin MeGlennon, Nicho­ Haddington ro.nl, Dublin, with nuptial MAYO.—-Christopher J. O'S. Farrell , ?15.(», at 58 Blar- j Tlie nuptial kind was tied by the Very aaughter of Michael Supple, Queen sentative in character. 'Clancy. Charles Travers, J. Travers, ney street, Janies u'(»onuan,' Sr. Rev. Canon M. Flynn. bunmore. Miss Elizabeth Wholan of Portarling- street, Ennisklllen, died on Aug-. 15, ton. wus professi d a member of the The Feast of the Assumption of the I M. Keegan, J. Harte, T. Harte, P. ©'LKARY-Aug. Hi, at D Strawberry ' Watarford, cousin to the bride, tisslst- aged thirty-five years. Order of Presentation Nuns In the con­ Blessed Virgin Mary witnessed the as- i'eeney, A. Feeney, J. Scanlou, J. Nel- IIlll.Noraho'Leary. CAHILI^-Aug. \ ed by the Very Itev. Canon John Pow- MONAGHAN. —Mrs. Margaret Mc- vent in Doueraile, County Cork, July seinhly at the church of Knock, near \[son, W. Oallagher, T. Rooney, F SeM- 12, at Harbor row. ("jueenstown, Mary j er, Dungarvan: Kev. Michael Cmtty. Dermott of Emyvnle died Aug. 12, 28. Her religious name is Sister Mary Claremorris, of several hundreds of j ton, J. McMorrow. James Mnguire Cahlll. O'CONNKLL-On Aug. 12, at ehaplabi, Mount ( Hlell, Dungarvan, and deeply regretted. Pympna. At the same time aud lu the pilgrims as well as n large attendance j was co-opted on the committee. The A meeting of tho National Teachers' Boherascrub, Hut levant, Margaret Rev. John Casey, Cappoiuihi. O'Connell. O'RRIEN-On Aug. 0, nt same convent Miss Mary FItzpatrU-k of Irish-Americans. The attendance nt following resolutions were unanimous- association was held lately In the Rall- Knock on this feast for years has been j ly adopted: "Resolved, That this behic. Mount Belle, Anastatia O'Brien. of I'.lflii was received, taking "the title ;Way hoteil, Monaghan. The chnlr was of huge dimensions, ami the assem- [ first meeting since the leaving of our OAHILL—On Aug. 0, nt Coolnegera, of Sister Mary Bercbnians. i\ ?j5p^© Mloft'tog handed in their subserip- 18, at Lochlar, Cork, llatton Ronayne on the road at Ilarristown. ran into WEXFORD.—Most Rev. Dr. Browne, nt the residence of his sister, in Duke i tell him that he carries with him the vMi'l*, Murray, T. Rooney, B. Mur- CKearny, solicitor.—MILLS-At 8 Ferncliff Villas, on Aug. 12, Agnes Mc- J Patrick. Ryan, laborer, and inflicted in- bishop of Ferns, has promoted the Btreet, Castlebar, on Aug. 6, after a 8e~ j good wishes of all In this parish; that feXltr&y, J. Sloane, J. Cassidy, T. Finnegan, Rev. A. Crow«, C. C Mayglass, to the vere illness. Deceased came of an old we congratulate Rev. Father O'Flynn J Coyle, W JT. Boyd, M* Rooney, 0. Mlllan Mills. O'LEARY-On Aug. uries which proved fatal. No blame 9 attached to Denis Kavanagh. pastorship of Ballyinore, vacant by and respected family, and his death at on his promotion to Kllln'-gue and O'Neill T Tague, B. B'loolfl, T. McMa- 18, at Sonth Main street, Bandon, John I the death of the Rev. J. Corish. the comparatively early age of forty- greet him with the old time honored hon P Hughes, V. WHaulon, J. H. On Aug. 10, at St. Laierlan's ohuroh, ©•Leary. QTJINLAN-Aug. 16, at 4fl Leighlixxbrldge, by the Rev. Father Fo­ William Deacon of Qurrawn was fa­ Bix years occasioned much sympathy welcome, 'ceud mile failte, sog- Qutdanar, D MipCprmelia, 3, McEntee, X«itrliu street, Ralpb Qulnlan, fore- ley, was married Richard, sou of the tally injured on Aug. 12. He was for his frieads and relatives. The fa- garth.*" ft. Curry, 7 ^mi^^ii&^GtAl&gUim mail Bbipwrlgbt Cork Steam Packet

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