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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-25

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday. Rand agt Washington Fire In
Garusi; dismissed for failure to print. Alex.
ID. Anderson, of st. Louis, was admitted to the
bar on motion of Mr.. Horror BashOr agt
kilbourn appeal by complainant to Supreme
Court OF U. ). Z. S. eX rel r. &. Wallace agt
POSTMASTER General opinion refusing manda-
mus: HOvey agt. Dole agt. Mcdonald and
White motion for account from receiver filed.
Beckett agt. Tyler and Moran agt TYLER: on
hearing. Dudley agt. Brown: dSment re-
verSed.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Webster.
Yesterday in the case OF the estate of Chas.
M. Bowen. deceased: inventory returned Es-
tate of Alfred E. TiltOn, deceased; do, and
executor filed his first account. Estate of JO-
Seph Thornton Adams, deceased: inventory
returned and order OF sale granted. Estate
of Court in General Term reversing the de,
cree of the Probate Court filed. Estate of
Bernard Geier; fifteenth account of guardian
to Louisa Thomas (now Schaffer) passed.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
Today, Victoria Burke, loud and bOiSterOus
g. James s. Row, assault on Eliza Bailey :
-. Anna Parker, cOlOred, assault on William
Henry Joseph Parker, a small cOlOred bow
about nine years old, adopted by defendant.
The testimony was that this little had been
dda dr. whipped with q cowhide; His
cut all oyer with wets and scars. The boy
told the Judge that some of the scars were
from burns; Mrs. Parker had sat him on the
stove. Anna Parker told the court her side of
the story. and the court sentenced her to six
months in jail. In the case of VIM. F. Lee,
the eX-pOiceman, charged with stealing a
watch from Mr.. Thorn, Mr.. COye said the lar
ceny having been committed in Prince George
county. Maryland, hawOuld have to abandon
was released,
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Crabs and CLANS, at the Norfolk Oyster Depot,
gu st. NV. n. WHITE & Co
tiss, Druggist, corner 18th and @ streets. 23,5
To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity of our climate,
any or even
means despair. There is safe and sure RENE
dy at hand, and one easily tried. "JViLJor's
Compound OF Cod Liver Oh and Lime"
of the Oil as heretofore used, is endowed by
the phosphate of lime with healing property
which renders the oil doubly efficacious. Re
markable testimonials of its efficacy shown to
nose VINO deslre 10 see them by A. B. Wiibor,
Chemist, Boston.
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs Winsto1o's Soothing Syrup for
all diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
ases me NJ tho no chS and by giving relief and
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
feIers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis.
eases cured without medicine Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations: Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeng Establishment, No. 900 street,
near YIN street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work IN manner not to be equalled by those
nOt'pOSsesSing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots etfectHaIly from any article
as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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GEORGETOWN.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
Change to-day: 3,400 busheles wheat, 2.2Ol
sold at sl.27 per bushel; LOO sold at $3.50 per
buShel.
bushels wheat and 1000 bushels corn, to Hart
ly & Bro. Boat John Thomas, with 1900
bushels wheat. 800 bushels corn. A barrels
flour, u bales hay, to j: G. & j. M. Warters
FISH MARKET.--25,0O 600 herring sold ats 515 to
Sc per 1000; Us shad sold at $40 per 100; l,2O0
taylerS at 81. 25 per 100.
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Amnsnn,arata-

Cump5eH's Great Shoe, which opened in
tents on the lots corner of 9Th and 5 streets
yesterday, is well worthy the patronage OF our
citizens. 1t embraces a large menagerie, with
several trained animals and a well arranged
circus with a strong corps OF gymnasts and
riders. The procession yesterday with its
three bands, wagons, big and little elephants,
ponies, open cage and lions, and long string OF
menagerie vans, with uniformed drivers, at
tracted much attention and gave promise OF
good inside show, which was fulfilled yester-
day afternoon and evening Go early to Sc
National 7heater.-The Augustin Daily COM
pany will give "The Lady of Lyons this eve
ming, with Miss Davenport as Pauline. This
is one of Miss Dayenport's strongest charac-
tiers.
Theater Cbnaique.-"Pink Dominoes" con-
tinue to draw good houses.
Hdmhne NJ b. Church.-A grand concert
will be given here tomorrow evening by the
Industrial Home and Sable ChOriSterS.
Iaamadge HaH.-Miss Annie d. Wares
Nurse" and .In and Out of Place. will be
presented, and with recitations by the recipi-
ent OF the benefit, and Miss Eva Henderson,
vii make Mako an IN oyabe entertainment. The
st. Johns Church, Georgeto,cn-A ladies'
fair for the benefit of the church will be held
here this and tomorrow evenings.
p. r. BG1nun,, the King of Showmen, will
lecture at Lincoln Hall next Tuesday evening,
for the benefit of the Franklin Legion Library.
His SUBJECT 81; p will be: 1.-THE World and how to
First Excursion of the Season.-The steamer
John w. Thompson will give an excursion
from this city to LeonardtOwn on the 18th
inst-next Monday next.
The Fourth annual LeUee of Uniformed
Battalion, |. y. o. F., will be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow evening.
ShetdOn'S HaU.-Mrs. Louie NJ. Kerns con-
tines her spiritual manifestations here next
Sunday evening
Lincoln Enthusiastically matinee for benefit
of the Washington Sabbath schools. See advt.
Jefferson School Building.-The sixth annual
entertainment of the Jefferson Literary and
Debating Society. the proceeds of which viii
be devoted to the expenses attending an exhibit
of the Public Schools of the District at the
Paris Exposition, Will take place tomorrow
evening at the Jefferson Building.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

National IReater.-" Lady of Lyons"
Ttedter Conlique.-'Pink Dominoes'' and
varieties
9Th and S streets-CampbelIs great circus.
7GIlnddge HaU.-Beneft of Miss Annie d.
Ware.
st. Johns Church, Georgetown. Ladies'
fair.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
,iracr Iii 1910 K

washington, April .. T5Io.
During the rest of Thursday, in the south
Atlantic and middle Atlantic states, cooler
southwest to northwest winds VIII prevail,
with rising barometer and clear and clearing
weather.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, April "a, 1878.
Sold by X. A. Golden & Bro. Fish Agents.
10000 herring, from s6H to 81 per LOCO; 2QQ
shad, from &l3 to 4S Per 100.
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District Government Affairs.


The District Commissioners have appointed
DR.. James M. Mackall as physician to the poor
in Georgetown, and DR.. Chas. G. Stone, of
BrightwOod, as physician to the poor in the
physician to the poor of the sixth precinct.
THE DISTRICT OFFICES.
Inc House committee on the District OF Co.
lumbia is considering the propriety of recon-
mending that the offices of the District gov
ernment be removed into that portion of the
MaTket-h0uSe building between the two wings
THE REVIEW OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
by the Senate District committee and other
officials took place this morning. The party,
mum, Rollins, and Harris; District Commits
sloners DennisOn and Phelps, the fire commits
Sioners, Chief Engineer CrOnin and Assistant
Hotel at o'clock and took carriages there
and proceeded to visit Nc. engine-hOuSe on
X street, No. on d street, and No. on Capt.
pllhed the drill of both the fremen and the
horses A thorough inspection was made of
me several premises, including the stock of
graph, &c. Highly complimentary remarks
were made by the officials, at what they saw.
Inc District commissioners took occasion to
drive the Senate committee over some of our
rotten wood and concrete streets, for which
appropriations have been asked for their re-
pavement or repair.
ART NOTICE. am instructed by Mr.. H. n.
Barlow to announce that early in the month
he proposes to make sale of the largest and
most valuable collection OF oil paintings and
fine brOnZeS ever offered in this city. Parties
interested in art matters, as well as intending
purchasers should by all means hold them
cent collection. Catalogues will soon be ready,
and time and place of sale will be duly an
nOunced.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
A DELICIOUS BEvERAGE.-Plain Alderney
cream, for charlotte russo, ice cream, &c.
Pure Attorney milk buttermilk and skinned
milk, churned every morning at the Alderney
Dairy Depot, G29 + street northwest. Those
above are invited to send orders. If not as
represented, no charge
IAdrt. f. X. WARD.
Daily DOet, sri yar ,u,,, 70 oil
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HIThe German School Gazette states that
there are in the German empire, in round
numbers, 10000 primary schools and 100000
scholars. =,
HB-The New Market handicap which took
place in London yesterday was won by Prince
SOllijkOffS brown colt Thurio.
AS-YOu can tell by the way lady brushes
off her husbands coat collar whether she loves
him or nOt.-IN. Y Herald.
sas-Paris has an agency where babies to be
disposed of can be registered and where their
photographs may be seen.
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THOSE SO AND SI2 MIDDLESEX
Blue FLANNEL SUITS,

Good to Wear, and Well Made.
Good Suits, s6. 81, So and 50.
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, 25, So, As,
soc. to 81.
STRAW HATS, from csc. to 81. 30.
BOYS CALICO SHIFTS, Csc; PERCALE DO,
with Collars, &C.; MEMS PERCALE SHIRTS,
so, GO, 75c. TO $1.25.
j. w. SELBY'S,
ap24-tr 1914.19l6 Penasy{pania are.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THE COURTS.

SMOKERS -" Daily POST given away to al
customers, by Weller & RepettI.-Adrt
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Chas. w. Handy, auc-
fioneer, has sold for Joseph 7. Stevens, trns-
Gundling for $500; also, Tor b. u. Keyser,
trustee, part OF lot ii. In square 36S, to Mrs q.
trustee, part of lot 9, square IN, with Improve,
ments, to Judge ARTHUR Macarthur, for 5000
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chips very qnietly one day last week He was
playing fve-cent ante in a saloon and there
were four in the pot A dispute arose and he
Christ will kill me il it isn't sou He had
dealt the hand himself, and as the betting was
over, he passed the cards to the player on his
left, who shuffled them and then asked HIM to
cut them, giving him light tap to attract his
attention. The blasphemous player did not
stir. He was dead
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THE BODY OF Mr.. F. Y. BELsHAw, who
was drowned near the chain bridge on Sun
the place where he met his death, by MI.
Joseph Coogan, William TOwnley and Dun
can Perkins. The remains were taken to the
residence of Belshaw's father, No. lis Vir.
ginia avenue southwest.
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CITY ITEMS.

RHEUMATISM is quickly cured by Durang's
Rheamattc Kennedy Taken internally ani
does the work quickly and Thoroughly.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
l. L; Jett to j. C; KnowltOn, so, sub. lot o, So.
part of sub. lots c and D, So. $685. h. K Elliott
ct al trustees, to s. T. Williams, sl,SO0 lot II,
so. $50. FL. q. CarOtherS to r. d. Ruffin, $500,
ner, 8, same lot. Philip Pollard, trustee, to
ROb't Armour, 1875, lot on Vermont avenue,
near 18th street. j. A Bailey to r. B. Fergu-
nue. NJ. p. church, 3, part lot 2 SO. OBJ NJ
A. Walsh ct al. to j. J. johnson, s., part lot
]. so. 3Z2. A. j. Lyles to w. H. A Wormley
makers mill in the county. Horace Marshall
to W. T. Harris, $l957, part lot Al, on street
north H. NJ; Whipple to VIM. Harris, s.,
part sub. lot A. So. So. j. M. Latta, trustee, to
w: Kingsbury to 7. P. kingsbury, 500, part
sub. lots and b, So Al. T. A. Curtis to Bal
timOre and Potomac Railroad company, $,
lot /. So. 1,04. w. ID. CaSsin ct al, trustees to
Catherine Woody. ST. 800 part lot 8, in B. and
Fl. addition to Georgetown.
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PURE WHITE table linen, soc. pure white
large size bridal quilts, $50; three hundred
eco pieces OF cassimereS for mems and boys
wear, prices ranging from SIC. to $50; one
yard wide, double twilled, excellent quality
bed ticking, 25c.; Nottingham lace for cur
tainS, from 25c. to 81 {; bleached cotton good
lee; four Cd pair of real English stockings,
81. Carriers, III Market Space.=Adi.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
49, -, 6O5 Pennsylvania areaue.
FIRST GLASS GOODS AT VERY
Ladies, French Kid Button Boots, A Il, G and ID
VIDE; every pair warranted. so
Ladies' lS-T Thread Lasting Button 81 SO and 90
LADIES Ma or Goat Button. ...........S1 50to2 80
Ladies Lasting Slippers, 40 cents: Congress
CATERS, 20 cents,
La9es Ne~Port Ties. 75c, TO 81 10
hadles french Heels Button 50 rs 20 3 90
Misses Shoes, AL styles very cheap
Ch1ldren's good Shoes at low prices,
Gent Calf Hand-sewed Oxfords, ........,., 70 90
Gent's Fine Calf Hand-stitched low quarters go
Gent s French Calf Hand stitched Tow quar-
10
Gents Fine Calf Hand-sUtched Congress-, 90
Gent Call Congress Buckle. ..... ...,.,.. 90
SCENTS SOLID Leather Congress ............... rs
Gent Bay State Shoes. .....,,...,..,.,., -, %
One Price Only
aI22-5t GEORGE MCCARTHY
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twisle: Mrs. nj. X. Stone, repair brick dweIl.
ing northeast corner of and l4th streets
northwest: 81 600. VIM. Rutherford, construct
four story brick dwelling 18th, between e
ner, repair building 504 Sd street southeast !:
$50. nj. Reidy, repair building 1923 G street
southwest
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mss FaHay Davenport.
The leading Comedy Actress of the American Stage,
And AuguStin Days
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER COMPANY.
TO-NIGHT-Bulwer's
LADY OF LYONS.
LADY OF LYONS.
LADY OF LYONS.
FRIDAY-Beneft of Miss Fanny Davenport.
The new Prince of Wales version of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
MISS DAVENPORT as LADY TEAZLE.
PIQUE MATINEE SATURDAY,
good home play, appealing TO the senssilities and
judgment of every fireside full of human interest.
sATURDAY--LONDON ASSURANCE,
and Charles Dickens hG fv Great I Story of
Monday next. April as-COLVILLE FOLLY
COMPANY. ar25-tr
SIXTH ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
Jefferson Literary and DEBATING Society,
pp,n Virginia ayen venue soathws s ,o.
at 7:SO O'Clock. Admission % cents. ap25- Ct
GRAND Benefit of the LEE
Han, FRIDAY EVENING, April &c, 1878, at s
PROGRAMME: Part II. Piano Duet. Tacker-
tanz. Ne! erbeeT; 2. Duet. Rigoletto, Verdi: 3.
Duet, Flute and Piano, Trovalore: 8. Cornet So @,
Nazareth, Gounod: 8. Quartet, Rigoletto, Verdi.
Part Ill. Trio Piano, Violin and Cello. Fesca
= Duet Una Note in Nenezia. Lucantoni; 3. So
HoSs1n1: o. soprano Solo, Anglers Serenade, Is raga;
g. Quintet. Fra DiavolO. Auber.
tickets 81 AT Ellis, MetZerott' s, and at the door,
No extra charge for reserved seats ap25-ot
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DAILY arrivals of SOft-shell Crabs, Hard
62l b st. NV. N WHITE & Co .
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
United States Bonds Of all kinds;
District Of Columbia Bonds of various issues;
ashington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock;
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, bought
and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, Bankers,
marlb-u 10th ST. and PennA. avenue.
HOHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner Of It'll street
York avenue. The most private Loan Once IN
In the e, city: Money loaned ct the lowest0 ~
and PlatedWare, Diamonds, Guns HistOls, Ladies'
and Gegtfmep's Clothing, CARPETS, and all articles
Of yalue. Jap1-N
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NEW STOCK of paraSOlS Just received, from
Il, Sl.25, sl.5O, 81 $3.50, s., etc. New spring
dress goods just received in all the fashionable
boys wear, from 3 cents up. 100 styles of
new lawns. just received. AndroscOg gin cot
ton. yard wide, ~ cents. Victoria lawns,
linens for sutingS plaid Swiss organizes, l21S
cents. Spring carpets, from y cents up. New
stock of mattings and oil cloths For great
bargains, go 10 C. nj. Towson s CO., $50 Penn.
avenue, south Side.-Adu.
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YOUNG SHAD PUT IN THE POTOMAC.-Last
nsht the United States steamer Lookout ar
rived at our wharves from Albemarle Sound
where sne was sent by the fish commission to
coilect shad eggs. The steamer left there
win euU,Oot shad eggs, which were Matched on
lhe trip, ana the young fish We're let free i'm
the river between Fort Washington and this
city. VIII
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INTERESTING EJECTMENT SUIT.-Mr. ThOs
Parker, Of Washington, brought an action of
Jennie French, of Prince Georges county, for
house and lot which thew have occupied for
MANY years. The trial engaged the attention
of the court and jury for several days. The
case excited great interest. The jury after
being up all night, returned a verdict for the
ladies. These ladies have, through their cOun-
sci, Gen. Darlington. entered a suit against
Mr.. Parker for malicious prosecution, laying
their damages at $4,000. The Misses French
are the daughters of the late VIM. French, and
are highly respected by all who know them.-
Marlboro Gazette
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We have sold one thousand (l,O0O) yards of
silk (at sl.25,) since February %, 1878; we be-
lieye this is the best black silk in this city, for
sl25; Excellent quality heavy gros grain black
silks, only 81; this silk is a special bargain.
striped silks, plaid silks and checked silks
Black cashmere, all pure wool, wide, double
Wldth, very fine quality, SOC. Carriers, I'll
Market Space,-ddlt
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TOHN II. KELLY,
u DEALER IN FIRST-CLASs
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, ETC,
Stalls 628, 629 and $50 Center Market <9HDuI
9th street wing, and 2O6 and 2O8 orthern KIsX49
Post Once. 60
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts o.
the city. sep14-1y
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LECTURES.

DOSTPONEMENT,
Il Hon. r. w. THOM PSON being detained at
MS nome in Indiana, the Lecture advertised to be
delivered by him at Mt. V. 2. Church Friday.
10Th instant, is Postponed until further no rice.
L II 4
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14

win make no other observation on this
article at present, but ask you, in justice to
fellow Christians, TO publish, as write it, this
answer to these terrible charges against my
FsgGqS brethren IN Italy and agai9sSt HomSn o3
my reply to go before your readers, and be
contradicted il not true.
YccE ohedient servant.
D. z. SCANLAN.
Neto Orleans, ApriE 5tk, 1870.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-14
THE EARL OF LEITRIAf,

The Earl of Leitrim who was shot recently
by some of his exasperated tenants was the
head of q family of English origin which set
tied in Ireland after the dark days Of Queen
Elizabeth, and which was ennobled in the per-
son of his grandfather, Robert Clements, Esq ,
raised to the Irish peerage on the 1th of Octo-
Der, 1893, as Baron Letrim, and made Earl Of
Eeitrim twelve years afterwards. He was the
third Earl, and was man of more than seventy
years of age, having been born in 1896. He
was notorious throughout his life as stern
and exsc:ing Ian dlord on his estates of Lough
Ryan, in Lsitrim, aud Killadoen, in Kildare.
1t is told of him that his favorite phrase in dis
missing any appeal made to him was to bid
the applicant ego to hell or America" He
was one of the largest land holders in Ireland,
owning 56,1s4 acres in Donegal, 1e .203 in Gal
way, SO in kildare (property on which he was
murdered) and 21,l79 in Leitrim, making in
all 95 6l9 acres. His nephew, who succeeds
him, is the son of his brother, the Hon. and
Rev. Francis Clements, clergyman of the Eng
lish Church, vicar of Norton, in England.
We find the following card in q recent issue
of the N. Y. Sun:
To the Editor of The Sun:
Sri ask The San to give publication to
few ideas on the late Earl of Leitrim. des-
patton from Dublin says: his Lord6hlp was
kind and liberal to the poor" Now, it 80 hap.
pens that belong to the county where his
ruthless crnelty was most enacted. The north
part of Donegal county is where ne held his
largest estate, called Gweedore. His career in
Ireland as an oppressive tyrant stands today
unparalleled in the annals of Irish history.
Twenty years ago chanced to be spectator
of one days diabolical work-the burning of
the homes of 500 families. Before be retired
from his pillage aud work of destruction be
had the relentless deviltry to rent these homes
to three adventurers, who wanted pasture for
the raising of their horned sheep. People who
had lived on the lands, which had belonged to
their ancestors since the days eff Milesius, q
thousand years before Christ, were turned
adrift upon mercileea world. He surveyed
the gs of that day with as keen an eye as
the Prussians did the storming and surrender
of Sedan. He had for his assistan ts during the
day o sheriff named Greereon Qong since dead },
and crowbar brigade, which was backed by
500 mounted policemen, who nobly did their
duty in seeing his mandates falflled without
hindrapce. have said nothing that cannot
verify by referring you to the Irish papers,
and to hundreds of Victims in this city who
partook of his Lordship's Internal generosity
In justice to the people of Gweedore, whom he
was the cause of driving to the shores of
America in search of home, aek this publi-
cation. DANIEL FRANCIS McDRvIIT,
1873 Floy street, Brooklyn.