'vn>ifr • W4 KSV*iv THBIBISH: i'STA^DAKl>^ gATfiEBAYv i-erf^iwfi>VJM appears to be every prospect of a long per­ place, and was awarded a special cer­ Then they came out and orated fbr a ahort Jwr iod of satisfactory employment for the men tificate for distinguished answering; by the space at George's street.- There were a few connected with tBe various branches of the Incorporated Law Society. He served his alight collisions between the people and .®|RISS%S5SHHS^. building trade iff Dublin and the adjoining apprenticeship to Alderman M. M. Murphy, the police, and then the "preachers'-"went 1 O'BRIEN^ BROS. - - PROPRIETORS districts All classes are unanimous in solicitor, Kilkenny, and intends practicing back to Dublin in the 'first-class carriages ANTRIM. " their praise of Archbishop Walsh, for his in that city. • * of the mail train; and, as soon as they left r A Broken Heart, On September 2d and 3d, lockout notices irstrumantality in bringing about this hap­ all was peace. *< (:I5xchange.) • ' ; '\ Were posted by the masters at all the large py conclusion of a strike that was disas­ KING'S COUNTY. Iff; > * A little china figure. '' . engineering establishements at Belfast, and trous to all who are affected by it. May At the last meeting of the Edenderry TIPPERARY. VrvM On a little-bracket sat, the matter is now. regarded with some anx­ they never see its like again. Poor Law Union, the clerk read a communi­ On Sept. 2, in the Church of the Sacred , ,His little feet were always crossed, iety in the shipbuilding trade. The notices As an outcome.of the meeting held at the cation from Messrs. D. and T. Fitzgerald, Heart, Aunasoaul, the marriage took rt • He wore a little hat. solicitors, Dublin, with reference to the And every morning, fair or foul, do not apply to non-union men. Messrs. Institute, on..the 24-th of June last, in Dub­ place of Mr. Daniel Foley, youngest son In, shine or shadow dim, Workman, Clarke & Co. are regarded as the lin, in support of the objects and aims of surcharge made against Messrs. Lenehan, of the late Mr. Daniel Foley, Ballmtag- NOTED •A pretty little housemaid came leaders in this movement. the Irish Tourist Association, the syndicate McCombe and Wyer, members of the Eden­ gert, Aunaacaul, to Miss Bfdsie He.rl:liy, And softly dusted him. The Press Association says that the state are now engaged in promoting a company derry Guardians, by the Local Government eldest daughter of Mr. Patrick Herlihy, TftE FINEST WORK. ./ of affairs in the engineering (shipbuilding) for the amalgamation and extension of the Board, for having granted outdoor relief to Aunascaul. The ceremony was per­ She took him up so gently, trade has again assumed a serious aspect, hotel system in Ireland, to meet the in­ evicted tenants, and for the recovery of formed by the Rev. Patrick White, P. P., NEWEST STYLES. With such a charming air, the executve board of the Masters' Fed­ creased traffic brought about by the Irish which surcharge the Local Government who celebrated nuptial high mass. After MODERATE CHARGES His china soul was melted quite, Board had instituted proceedings against the ceremony the party drove to the house He loved her to despair. eration having a^ted the Council of the tourist movement. Col. Dickinson has beeiv OPEN Ail day he sat and thought of - her men's society to carry out a promise that appointed tsecretary, and. the offices are at the guardians. Messrs. Fitzgerald sug­ of the bride's father, where breakfast SUNDAYS. 427-429 NICOLLET AVENUE. Until the twilight came, the men on the strike at Messhs. Dunsmuir 32 Moleworth street, Dublin, from which gested the desirability of asking the Guard­ awaited them. An. enjoyable time was , And in his china dieaarja at night & Jackson's, at Govan. ©ball return to work information about routes of travel and ians concerned to lodge the money, as spent during the day, and in the evening i He breathed her little name. immediately, and that another "strike," other matters interesting to tourists can be otherwise considerable expenses would be the happy pair left for Killarney, en which will include Belfast, in imminent, j obtained on application by letter or other- incurred in the case, coming before tha route for Dublin, amidst the hearty good , ST. JOHN'S UNil/ERSITr, COLLEGE'l/ILLE, MINN One day while being dusted, The Clyde masters are very determined, wise. court, as "liberal" costs and expenses would wishes of a host of friends. '* ' In his joy he trembled so be asked for. In the discussion that fol­ To fetl her little fingers that, and state they don't fear the outcome of On Saturday morning, August 29th, a col­ the struggle, as thir organization was never lision occurred, on the Mersey, below Liver­ lowed, Mr. Lenehan said it came to this, W^TERFORD. Alas, she let him go. The festivities in connection 'with the Ira vain she tried to grab him back, stronger, not a single firm being outside pool, between the steamer Beatrice, from that the Guardians could not grant relief Fate willed it they should part. the association. Dublin, and the tug boat Brocklebank, in to deserving cases. Mr. G. Tyrrell, J. P., coming of age of the Marquis of Water- He fell against the fender edge which both vessels received serious injury. who presided, urged the acceptance of ford commenced on Monday, Aug. 31. And broke his little heart. CLARE. The tngbo-at was said to have been at an­ Messrs. Fitzgerald's suggestion, and men­ Shortly after 1 o'clock ,the tenantry as­ Mr. P. M'Dermott, M. P., held a mc.3t chor at the time of the mishap and the tioned that the court, on trying the case, sembled on the terrace in front of the Sht gathered up his fragments, would be bound to give a decree, on. k mansion, and the . presentation of ad­ And #he told a little lie, successful meeting at Caherfenick, Donbeg, Beatrice was on her way up to Garstcn. dresses took place. "His lordship" re-,, on August 30th, to denounce evictions and The Beatrice struck the Brocltlebank in mere production of the necessary proofs of Expounding to her mistress how the surcharge having been made. No order plied to tlie Carrick Board of Guardians, The cat had made him din. land grabbing on the Vandeleur estates. the bows, both ves?els being badly dam­ the Carrick-oh-Sutr and Caxrickbeg And on the following morning, when Mr. Matthew Kelly, of Crea, was moved to aged. The Brocklebank was at once taken was made. Th'2 shutters back she thrust. Town Commissioners, Kilmachthornas, the chair and proposed a resolution dealing to the King's Dock, where she was placed and the employes on the state. She spoke this little epitaph: with landgrabbing, and congratulating the on the gridiron to ascertain the extent of LIMERICK. "There's one thing les3 to dust." political prisoners on their release from j her injury. The Beatrice continued her On Aug. 22 Mr. James Daly wrote to his eister stating that he and his brother, WESTMEATH. jail. Mr. P. M'Dermott, M. P., who was voyage to Garston, where she arrived A terrible railway accident occurred In These Bicycle Days. received with loud cheers and waving of John, were about to start for Paris, on a safely. brief visit. Inquiry was made about their on the Midland Great Western railway, (Chicago Tribune.) . hats, exhorted his hearers to close up their On Sunday morning, August. 30, the re­ line, at Castletown station, between Ath- Tom, Toni, the piper's son, ranks, and, whatever difference existed mother, Mrs. Daly, and a satisfactory tel­ He stol'i a wheel, and away he run; mains of Constable Carrigee, of the C. Di­ egram was sent in reply. The date of lone and Mullingar, on the ni^ht of A\ig. amongst themselves, let them lie unani­ vision of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, 29. A passenger named Morris, resident But a copper fleet, mous against the landgrabbing appearing John Daly's return is not yet determined YouTJ.a Tom coulJ brat, were conveyed from the Meath Hospital on, but his brother wrote that his health near Castletown, who was at that station, Ami they locked him up in Harrison in their midst. He described his own to their last resting place. The funeral had very much improved in. the brief fell under the carriage wheels, and both street. evction, arid stated that owing to the dis­ was very 'largely attended by the members period since his liberation. his legs were broken. The injured man cipline amongst them in Galwal his farm of all the divisions. Deceased was most was brought on to Athlone, where med­ Peter Peter, pumpkin eater, has not been taker, and remains derelict The Limerick Market trustees 'have Conducted by the Father? of the Benedictine Order. . Commercial, Classical, Sciontiflc ant Hc.'.l wife, ar.d couldn't keep her; popular witS all the members of the force, summoned a special meeting to consider ical assistance was aWEXFORD. attention a pound this Far away her smile I see, favorable, rain, wind and low tempera­ succeeded in rescuing the whole ship's to the sys­ Is the price , plan. It auction fees. Mr. P. W. O'Donovan, solic­ company and conveying them safeily to The Right Rev. Bishop of Ferns has tem of family will save H Goin.' home to Mary! tures being the order. On the evenings appointed Rev. William Harpur, of the No packages you money, How it lights the way for me, itor, Clonakilty, had charge of the sale. Dundalk. -washing at charged less annoyance of Sept. 5 and 6, it blew a gale end much Dunboyne Institute, Maynooth, to be a oond rates. The than ten pounds. and health. Go in' home to Mary! damage was done to crops that not. yet tablecloths, sheets, Shfrt», collars and There iri groves where nests the dove, DBRRY. Professor at St. Peter's College, Wexford, pillowslips, bed spreads, cuffs finished, put in "Will call for been gathered. MAYO. towels ana handkerchiefs separate list, and and deliver goods in a eat with blooms above, -A sad accident occurred at Castlerock, An important stage htis been reached and has also appointed Rev. P. Doyle, S. are ironed, the ganaents charged for at regular promptly. Stili she lights the lamp o' love, a seaside resort on the Derry coast, on The following changes have recemtly P. C., to the curacy of Lady's Island, vice rates. Send in your orders been made in the archdiocese of Tuam: in connection with the projected water are rough dried. Goin' home to Mary! Aug. 29, resulting in the death of a Bel­ scheme for Castlebar. At their last meet­ Rev. M. E. Cavanagh, C. C„ deceased. at once. fast excursionist named Daniel McCaul- Rev, M. M. Murphy, C. C. Ciifden, to be His many friends will learn with heart­ Down th'i- walk come patterin' feet, C. C. Balla.; Rev. J. Varden, C. C., West- ing the Guardians gave the contract to « SUTSSOJO 8.19M uauionuaS ptre satpet Messrs. Galloway & Son, of Sligo, whose felt sorow that the amiable and zealous S.H.TOWLER, PROP'R. Goin' h.'wne to Mary! SfuuoX jo Aiaud f? st: oSe SSU{U0AO Atej V port to be C. C. Ciifden; Rev. William Rev. Matthew E. Cavanagh, C. C., Lady's Children's arms and kisses sweet, Ooen, C. C.. Athenry, to be C. C., New­ tender was regarded on the whole as the TELEPHONE 765. 123 NICOLLET AVE. Goin' home to Mary! •ees of ino }daAvs STJAI lowest, and in- other respects, the most Island, died on the 1st instant, after long ;nq '.Cpoq am anosaj o% op^ra bjlq/a. sjdraai port; Rev. J. O'Toole, C. C., Newport, to suffering from dropsy. Father Cavanagh Rob comes cttmbini' to my knee, be C. C., Westport; Rev. J. Greally to be satisfactory of any sent in. ~ Katie wants a kiss from me; I-BJOAOS 'bos sin oiui Supooj Miss Mary E. Potter, Ballinrobe, has was born at Donoghmore, near Ballygarret, "Loves me all the world," says she, sm Suissim inq 'jjip sift uAiop pajoquxep C. C., Westport; Rev. J. Biggins, C. C., about forty-five years ago. He was the Kilmena, to be C. C., Louisburgh; Rev. T. passed successfully the first examination Home with love an' Mary! As;iveo;>H 'suoiireduioa stq jo suoij of the five years' course of Scottish Con­ son of an ancient family, which had given -•e}sa}OJtI aq} jo aipde nj -paSpoi a.tsqAv Heaney, C C., Louisburgh, to be C. C., more than one distinguished member to the Shine the lights for evermore, Kilmena ; Rev. M. Burke (lately ordained) joint Examining Board of the Royal Col­ Thomas Gavin & Sons 's^ip QiW -leAO auo jo »q} /Aaiq puiM. lege of Physicians and Surgeons, Edin­ Church, and after having pursued a dis­ Goin' home to Mary! I Ban to be C. C.', Glenamaddy. I,ova still lea 3 s me to the door, aqV ttaqM *s[ji2 om? qiitM. sjjip • ' burgh, and Faculty of Physicians, and tinguished theological course in Louvain, til Goin' home to Mary! 2u{5ii'BA m "paauaoap amn suias Surgeons, Glasgow. he was ordained about nineteen years ago, For her sake my toil is sweet. wooaen bridge, which spans the river KERRY. The marriage is announced, on Aug. 20, and was appointed curate, at Barntown, to LIVERY STABLES For her sake my heart'll beat Faughan about a mile from, the village of Mr. Thomas O'Prien, carpenter, left at the Catholic church, CCaremorris, by his uncle, Canon Foley, where he remained Til! it's dust beneath her feet— Claudy, a young gentleman from Belfast, Trailee, on Sept. 3d,,for South Africa. First-class Carriages and Coupea for Partii Very Rev. P. Canon Kilkenny, D. D., P. until about five years ago, when the first Operas and Funerals. Goin' home to Mary! who had been on a visit, to the village He was seen off by a large body of For­ symptoms of consumption, to which he -Frank L.. Stanton, In Chicago Times- esters, of which society he has been a P., of John P., eldest son of Mr. Thomas Herald. for the purpose of leading to the hymen­ Meehan, New York, U. S. (formerly of eventually succombed, made themselves eal altar one of the ladies who accom­ member since is inception in Tralee, and Swinford and Castlebar) to Bridget, eld­ manifest in his system; and he finally 247 and 249 First Ave- South. panied him on this occasion, missed his no better testimony of the esteem in passed to the reward of his labors, on the which he was held by the members could est daughter of Mr. Edward Hill, Clare- While the Heart Beats Young. footing and fell into the water, which morris. date mentioned, lamented by all who wnew A'«b 509-51! Hennepin Ave. Telephone 445 was about twenty feet deep at the place. be afforded than the attendance at the Mr. George Taylor, of the Marquis of him. While the heart beats young! O, the splen­ When the young, lady saw her lover dis­ station of such a big number of the For­ dor of the Spring, esters from whom Brother O'Brien re­ Sligo's office, Westport, has been, elected On September 1, one of the most es­ With all her dewy Jewels on, is not so appearing from view she became dis­ president of the Connought council of the teemed men in Wexford—whether in town resistence. The police were simply lost in fair a thing— tracted, and piteously appealed to tho.se ceived a splendid send-off. On Aug. 25, at Clogher, a naval pen­ Irish Land Clerks Association. Mr. Geo. or county—passed away in the person of the crowd, and could do nothing effectual The fairest, rarest morning of the blos­ uear for help, but in vain, as no one felt Morrison, Castlebar, has aQso been elected Mr. Thomas Whitty, of Ballinaslaney, som-time of May inclind to court almost certain death in sioner named Michael Keane, after din­ towards keepng the combatants apart. 3s not so sweet a season as the season ing had a walk and talk with his rela­ on the council. Oylegate. Mr. Whitty was one of those Each contingent of the procession, as It what seemed to be a hopeless task. When The Dublin "Weekly Freeman," in a warm hearted men to know whom was to of today. the young mac was about to disappear for tions, and on returning, sat in his chair came up,' was attacked, dispersed and de­ While Youth's diviner climate folds and and died quite suddenly. Deceased was recent issue, announced that the prize for love. Simple as a child, thoroughly up­ prived of its colors. At the heighth of the holds us close caressed, the third time, his affianced heroically coloring its outline picture, published on right, a warm friend and a really good leaped from the bridge into the deep 82 years old and had reared a number of conflict Rev. Father Laby, the parish priest As we feel our mothers with us, by the July 25. has been awarded to Miss Ada man, he never made an enemy during his of Brunswick, ascended to the roof of a cab touch of face and breast; waters, and with one hand grasped her children, who are now in the United FOR T||OUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN States and in Australia, and one young Mabel Louden, Killandangan House, life—while he was the valued and respect­ and in an impassioned ep'eech implored the Our bare feet in the meadows and our lover, while she swam with considerable Westport. ed friend of every one who had the privi­ fancies up among difficulty against the current. After man who is now at home on his return Catholics to follow him away frcm the Ifae airy oJouds of morning—while the lege of knowing him. On Wednesday, scene. A certain number accepted the m m aid tab to Mi great exertion, and when almost ex­ from the States. MONAGBAN. September 2, his solemn obsequies took heart beats young. hausted, she brought him to the river­ A meeting of Kerry National School priest's advice, but the great majority held teachers, in sympathy with the Irish Na­ In the Cathedral, Monaghan, on Sunday, place in Oylegate. High Mass was sung their ground, and only griped their black­ .. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. While Armagh and Primate remains of the deceased to Saunderscourt, men. The procession was entirely demol­ DOWN. of all Ireland. The ceremony was wit­ Standing still the more enchanted, both The Admiralty, yielding to a petition ant resolutions. was the largest ever remembered by any ished, and the victorious Nationalists held of hearing and of sight. With deep regret we announce the de­ nessed by an immense concourse of tha one who witnessed it. the town for three- hours, stopping cabs, Wh«n they have vanished—wholly—for, in emanating from a recent special meeting faithful from all the surrounding districts. of the Newry Chamber of Commerce, mise of Mr. William Collier, which took trams and 'buses, and. making things very far*oy wing to wing. place on Sept. 2 at his residence, Bridge uncomfortable for everybody who had any­ We fly to heaven with them; aaid, return­ have ordered a- survey of CaHiingford QUEEN'S COUNTY. ing, still we sing Lough for its entire length—from HauJ- House, Dingle, after an illness of a few GREEN ABOVE THE RED. thing yellow about them."On all aides," weeks. The deceased gentleman had The solemn dedication of the new Church says the Melbourne Argus' report, cut heads The praises of this lower heaven with bowline buoy, on the Down coast, to the of the Sacred Heart, Stradbally, took place tireless voice a/nd tongue, Victoria locks, at the entrance to the reached the patriarchal age of 81 years, Irish Nationalists and Orangemen Fight and bleeding faces were to be seen," but IJv'n as the Master sanctions—while the Newry canal. It is expected #® a result of and was the father of Mr. George Collier, on Sunday, September 6th, at 11 o'clock. It Out in Australia. there were no serions cases to be detained heart beats young! •this survey that there will be several im­ Barony high constable, and father-in-law High Mass was celebrated at 12 o'clock, After the lapse of half a century Orange­ in the hospitals. Several arrests were of Mr. Kennedy, local solicitor, a,nd of the^ Most Rev. Dr. Lynch, Bishop of Kil­ . WhJlle the heart beats young! portant changes in the charts. men and Irish Nationalists have once more made, but with great difficulty. Mr. Alfred Quinn, manager National dare and Leighlin, presiding, and the cere­ A fight of this sort is never without its Wbtte the heart beats young! At Newry Petty Sessions, on September mony of dedication was performed by the fought in the streets of Melbourne, says the O, green' and gold old Earth of ours, with 2d, Joseph McRoberts, a cabinet maker, Bank, Athy. Mr. Collier was a building comic side. At the head of one contingent contractor of wide reputation. Most Rev. Dr. Foley, Coadjutor Bishop of Boston Republic. In the early years of the azure overhung, who had undertaken to pose as a lieu­ great Australian cities these encounters of the procession was a vehicle, on which a And looped with rainbows! grant us yet tenant in the , local wing of the Salvation the diocese. The choir was composed of lady stood up and defiantly waved an this" gm&ay lap of thine— KILDARE. professionals from Dublin, assisted by some were of regular annual occurence, and were T. CONNOLLY & CO. Army, was returned for trial to Newry orange scarf. A number of Nationalists We would be stili thy children, through Quarter Sessions on the charge of hav-. On September 2, in the Nisi Prius Court, splendid local vocalists. only put a stop to by the passing of the were soon climbing on into the vehicle, and the shower and the shine! Dublin, before Mr. Justice Ross, ini the ap­ peace preservation act, which absolutely UNDERTAKERS. So pray we, lisping, whispering, in child­ ing falsified a death certificate, with the one of them captured the scarf. .But in intention of dfefrauding the British Work­ peal case of Sweeny against the Magistrates ROSCOMMON. prohibited any/display of Orange emblems ish love and trust, With regret we have to announce the in public or any procession of a secret so­ the rush of the crowd he was carried away > W4tl» our beseaching hands and faces man's Insurance Company. Defendant's of tire County Kildare, Dr. Falconer, on into another part of the field, amongst A FTTLti LINE OF lifted from the dust, child, it appears, had been, ailing with the part of Joseph Sweeny, moved for a death, at the premature age of 17 years, of ciety. When this act became law—and Nationalists who did not know how he had By fervor of the poem, all unwritten consumption when entered as a policy ceftiorary to quash a conviction of Sweeny*, John Durr, youngest son of Mrs. Durr, Robert Lowe (Lord Sherbrooke), then a member of the first Australian Parliament, obtained posession of the scarf. The re­ and unsung, holder, and defendant had changed the by the magistrates at Donadea Petty Ses­ Tubberkeigh, which took place on August sult was that he wa3 promptly attacked urn inn in, Tlrni givest us in answer, while the doctor's certificate so as to make it read sions, on tho grounds that 'the summons 12, at his mother's residence. Deceased was largely instrumental in achieving that and belabored by his own side, who were heart beats young. had been ailing for eome months past. result—the Orangemen formed themselves HABITS, BHBOUDS AND BOBES. —James Whitcomb Riley. that the illness to which the child bad which charged him with having assaulted in no mood for explanations, and; who •succumbed had lasted three months in­ a woman named Rose Byrne, on the 18th Mr. Abraham Mitchell, tlje well-known into a body called the Protestant Alliance judged matters by sight. ; owner of "Tourmakeady," died very sud­ Friendly Society, and under this legal 25 Second St. Donahue's Magazine. stead of eight. The insurance was ef­ of March, was never served upOn him, and fected more than three months and less that he was not in Ireland at the time the denly on August 18th. It appears that the cloak continued to celebrate the 12 th of Telephone call 455-1 Answered at all hour Donahue's for September opens with a deceased gentleman was on a visit to Mr. July, meeting in their halls, but complying Odds and Ends. than eight, previous! to the death of the conviction was pronounced. The date of The spring lamb is like the city sharper timely article on the question: "Was MH- child. the summons was the 12th of May, and, on Symington's, of Ballintubber, where he with the law in having no processions or the 19th, the Justices, in default of the had some horses. He raised his umbrella public display of emblems. But during re­ he gambles on the green. lais a Great iArtiat?" by Bernard Morgan. cent years they have gradually, become The wrifcer reviews the career of the lately DUBLIN. appearance of the defendant, made an to start some of the horses, when he fell Clara: "Was he very much disturbed On Monday morning, August 31, (as has order that he should be imprisoned for six backward. Medical aid was summoned more and more restive under these restric­ when he asked your father?" Maude: "I deceased painter critically yet sympatheti­ at once, but It was found be was dead; tions, and this year they determined to defy Hotel Brunswick, cally, and about a dozen of Mllla!^ most already been intimated by cable dispatches) months, with hard labor. An affidavit of understand that he was put out.". the masons, bricklayers and others con­ Sweeny stated' that he had left Ireland! for His remains were brought to Ballinrobe the law. " ' ' Cor. 4th St. and Hennepin ' popular canvases are finely reproduced in Station, and thence conveyed to Bradford, They announced their intention to march What is the proper height for a .reaMady nected with the building trade, through­ America on the '29th of April, and arrived UIXNEAPOZTH, • " - MINX. exemplification of the phases through which where the interment took place. The de­ in procession on Sunday, July 19, to a Wes- to raise her skirts when walking in muddy % ; his apt successfully passed. Other illus- out Dublin district, resumed work in the at Philadelphia on the 10th of May. He weather? Ju3t a little over two feet. OWEN EPPLEY. Prop, 1 building yards, and in other places whera proceeded to New Jersey and obtained em­ ceased was nearly 80 years old. leyan church in Brunswick, a northern tratcd articles in this number are: "Law­ suburb of Melbourne, and to display their "Nice dog. Have you taught him any AMERICAN AND EUHOPEAN, rence Barrett; a Retrospect," by ..Thomas work had been left off on the. 1st of May ployment from a farmer there. He/came last. All the men, after their long period back to Ireland in June, and on the 26th of SLIGO. colors enroute. In the Melbourne dailies tricks since I was here last?" Oh, yes, he 12.00 per day. 50c. to 11.00 par (Ujr E; Shea, who pays a warm tribute to the of July 18 apeared a counterblast in the will fetoh your hat if you whistle," said art, devotion and ceaseless labors of the of enforced idleness, appeared to be pleased that month he heard for the first time of the Amongst the visitors to Sligo during the Commerclal Trade a Snoot alty. m that the time for renewed labor had again summons against him. He further said last week of August were Mrs. Walker of shape of an advertisement inviting all good she. ~"" actor (for the American stage, and "The and true Irish Nationalists to assemble at) Hoax: "Does Sillcus know anything Bi-Centenary of St. Alpho-nsus' Birth.1' corns round, and they resumed work with that he had a good defense to the charge. the London "Sun," office, and her si3ter, cheerfulness. Buildings in various parts An affidavit of the mother of the defendant Miss Harris, of Baliinasloe. Both are the same tme on a vacant piece of ground about music?" Joax: "No; he doesn't w . ,TThere .LB an abundance of Interesting read- krow the difference between :a string or­ date? She's 'way ahead. She's got a lot 1 of the city which were in progress at the stated that on the 13th off May a police daughters of the late Mr. Matt Harris, contiguous to the aforesaid Wesleyan vV ing matter of varied character, among church to "discuss the Irish questioa." chestra and a rubber band.": . of trouble borrowed for year after next." which, may be mentioned "Nature and Ex­ b€«innii£pf the strike, now four months constable had served a summons upon M. P., Baliinasloe. They enjoyed their stay "Have I made myself plain?" asked th« ago, and which were since then left prac­ her; and she then told him that her son in Sligo very much. Mrs. Walker , is one In view of the possibilites of such prox­ Chump (dolefully): "Do you think there tent of Biblical Inspiration," by P. Griffy, of the most distinguished lady journalists imity of combustable elements, it seems as­ is any use:by ground for supposing that since the 1st of the case was granted. 1 On September 2, the "street preachers!" sticks^ were gathered on the spot. >Vhen the'bone,of cohtentistyle." "The latest? Please wait ft*e the various contracts in different parts ift dicature io Ireland. At the recent final precincts of the railway station, owing to had their -embleps and colons torn from > Ahead of Date^f^our -wife seems anx- minutes, tnadam^ il^e^tyle and lodged in the county Jail. He at the attitude of the people, until 6 jfttock. thsm, but not without addtlag a gtreoaouft ioos to be up Tugby $W tlx* wjato « fit, TJ

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