The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19

fast has become bankrupt.
College of st. Ignatius, Galway, will COM
mence on September Goth.
August 25th at Salthill County Galway.
Maria, wife of John Lynch, shipbuilder,
died August 18th at Long Walk, Galway.
Meta, daughter of T. B. Naylor, died Au-
gust 10Th at Killeevan Rectory, County
Monaghan.
Ballyjamesduff annual regatta is an
nounced to come off September 14th at
Lacken Lake. A grand success is expected.
Miss Neville, daughter of Mr.. T. Neville,
Ballitrasna House, Macroom, was professed
OH August Dist in the Convent of st. Joseph,
Passage West, Cork.
The Waterford, Dungarvan & Lismore
Railway opened on August 18th. The line
runs through Kilmeaden, Kilmacthomas,
Dungarvan and Cappoquin.
An old man, farmer and smith, his
daughter-in-law and his grandson have
beon poisoned at Cargan, near POrtadown.
/ The housekeeper has been arrested on sus-
picion.
st. Marks Protestant Episcopalian
Church, at Dundela, in one of the most
fashionable suburbs Of Belfast, was conse-
Grated by the Bishop of Down, Conner and
Dromore, on August 22d.
| Married. August 24h, at st. Patrck's
church, Cork, by Rev. d. OKeeffe, Bally-
vouney brother to the bride, John O'Con-
nell, Greenhill, to Julia, daughter of Mr..
d. 0'Keelfe, Kilpadder.
Married, on August 18th, in St. Peters
| Church, Lurgan, by Rev. James Mex emma,
P. p, Thomas Creegan, County Cavan, 10
| Miss ROsenne, third daughter of Bernard
Brady, master tailor, Edward street, Lurgan.
Balymena & Larne Railway, the first
| narrow-gauge line constructed in Ireland,
was opened for passenger traffic on August
| n. The line runs from Larne Harbor
to Ballymena, a distance of twenty-f0ur
miles.
Married, August 21st, at the Pro-Cathe-
dral of st. Nicholas, Galway, by Rev. J.
Greaven, P p, Edward Gregg, Wicklow, to
| Christina Mary. eldest daughter of Laurence
Moore. HarbOr-master, Galway.
Virginia Fair came off August 22d. There
was small supply of cattle. The attend
ance of buyers was large. Principal dealers
we're: James Rooney, Patrick Plunkett,
Mountnugent; NJ. Brady, lyjamesduff; =;
| V. Malone, Carrickmacross; John Shanky,
Bailieborough; Edward Farrely, Bailie-
borough; Michael Lynch, Ballyjamesduff
The following were ordained to the priest
hood on August 25th, in the chapel attached
to the Marist College, Dundalk: Rev. Ste
phen Cummings, Rev. Michael Grogan, Rev.
Patrick Smith, and Rev. Peter Carmoi
Minor orders were conferred on Messrs.
Peter Piquet and Matthew Thonvenin.
Members of the Ulster Rifle Association
competed for the breechloader prize on
August 22d. A large number of visi Tors
witnessed the shooting The scoring was
as follows: James Murray, the challenge
prize; 200 wards, q; 500 yards, 81 800 yards,
l9-total, 81. H. Thvnne, first money prize;
200 yards, 81; 500 yards, IS; 600 yards, 13-
total. Sc. D. Allen, second money prize; !;
200 yards, II; 500 yards, II; 600 yards, IL
total, 81.
| The recent floods IN the Lee have i'm
proved the prospects of the autumn fishing.
A large number of heavy fish have gone up
| the river, and the salmon and the pearl
hat during dry weather had taken to the
deep pools, are now to be found in the diff
erent streams eager as ever to take" Mr..
George Colthrust had very successful
days fishing recently He hooked five and
killed three, one being new run fish of
seventeen pounds.
The following changes have been made in
the Diocese of Killafoe: Rev. P O'Kelly,
C. c., has been translated from Kilmurray,
Ibrickane, as a second curate at Cooracare
and Kilmacduane; Rev. Fa her Tuohy,
c. c., as a second curate to Molough; Rev.
James Cory, G. G.. from Carrigaholt, to he
second curate of Kilmealy Rev. John
Garvey, C. c., from Tuagh to be curate at
Ruan; Rev. Matthew Lynch, c. c., from
Kilbarron, to be second cura,e at Castle
connell and Rev. T. Hogan, C. c., from
Ennis to kilbaIlyoWen.