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The New York herald., 1878-03-31
"a TYPOGRAPHICAL MARVEL"

[From tho American Newspaper Reporterl
For i've successive Sundhys th6'NEw YORK HERALD
has issued what It torns "quntupio sheets contain
Ing twenty pages OF six columns each. From
typographical point OF vicw from all other
siderations, this Is a marvellous achievement We
have had tho patience to make an accurate measure
mcnt OF the eighty columns Of agate and forty OF
nonparei In the edition OF March II, and find tho
composition that days varies put traction
either way from 100000 tone million) ems.
AS The work OF single night, accurate as
to prooircadipg, systematically arranged rs to
tho details OF classification, this is mn accomplish
msnt OF typography IN one nights work Tor which,
In our judgment, America may challenge the world.
rho pay roll Of the composing room OF the HERALD,
for that ono night including several ioremeD, stono
hands, prOolreaders ana the almost iilimtable ef
eetevaS could not have been less than 81 O0O Ordi-
nary readers are amazed by the statement that
million OF ems Is equal TO tho type (brevier) IN two
octave volumes OF 333 pages each Tho production OF
this immense paper credabIe TO the enterprise
and resources OF the greatest paper In the world rs
its African ana North Polo cxpcditio0 10 It's
vicos 70 commerce and science.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
BOLD THEFT.

BURGLARS SECURE A GOOD HAUL OF PLUMBER
DY BLOWING OPEN sAFE-sILENCINa A
CONSTABLE WITH THREATS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
WHEELING, W. Va, March 30, 1878.
Xn exceedingly bold and successful robbery by four
professional burglars came to light to-day at Pied
mont, w. Va. About ono O'Clock this morning the
front door of James Jamison's grocery store
was broken in and safe IN tho private Office
was blown open. Fifteen hundred dollars In money,
$50, 600 worth Of registered government bonds and
$4,000 $4,000 worth OF personal notes were taken.
Tue greater part Of tue notes recovered black
smitn's shop near the store, wnero they had evil
IDENTIFY been thrown away by Tho burglars. The safe
door blown nearly twenty feet, and tho noisc
awoke constable who lived tho next
house Hc opened window and looked
out, and burglar, who the watch at tho store
door, pointed u revolver at tho constabe's head and
threatened to shoot HIM n he said word The con
stable thinking discretion better part Of
vAlor drew his head and did not give alarm Ior
several hours. No clew has been found TO tho rob.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
THE MALTA SCANDAL.
He DUKE OF EDINBURGH CHALLENGING LIEU

THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH CHALLENGING LIEU
TENANT STEVENSON.
[lrish Timcs' London Correspondence. March ell
understand that the decision OF tho Court OF In
qury In the matter OF the Malta scandal Is now before
the Duke OF Cambridge for consideration 1t Is most
unfortunate that tho Duke OF Edinburgh so lar
interiered in this deplorabo behalf OF his
equerry. Mr. Monson "a brother OF Lord Monson) as
10 send Lieutenant Stevenson challenge, which
that cflcer first respectfully declined. and
subsequently, accepted, though no meeting actually
took place In the WhitetdH Recieo to be published
on Friday the particulars OF this affair gwen and
In one of It's trenchan articles the Whitehall crcises
the conduct of all concerned. THIS article Will cause
grcat sensation tor the writer deals with The whole
affair In very bold and spirited manner hear that
much OF the correspondence betwcel Lieutenant
Stevenson and the Duke Is likely to light IN the
columns OF the WhifehdH Rerieac
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiNGroN. March 3l--1 A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGroN. March 3l--l A. b.
Indications.
For New England, Increasing coudincss and rain,
cold northey shifting to warmer northeast to SOUTH
east winds, ana falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy, rainy
weather, warm southory winds and falling barome-
tor, followed by rising barometer, colder northwest
winds and clearing weather from tho southwark.
For tho south Atlantic States clearing wenthor pre-.
eeded by rain aroas warm, southerly, vcering to
colder northwest Winds and rising preceded at east
stations by falling barometer.
For tho East Gulf States, clear partly cloudy
weather. light variable winds, mostly tho est,
stationary temperature and stationary higher
pressure.
For the West Gulf States, warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from the southeast,
and stationary or falling barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys, coIdcr, clear or
partly cloudy weather, nOrthwestcrly winds and
rising barometer
For tho lako region, partly cloudy and cloudy
weather, with areas OF light rain OF snow, variable
winds, attending storm centre, shifting to north
west and stationary lower temperature. followed
by rising barometer
Toe Lower Mississippi River will remain nearly sta
tionary.
Cautonary signals continue at Oswego Rochester,
Bunao, Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo. Detroit,
Port Huron, AIpena, Grand Haven. Chicago, Milwau-
kce, Section No. !, Escanaba. Capo Lookout, Capc
Hatieras, Kitty Hawk Cape Henry, Capc May, Lewos,
Atlantic City, Barncgai, Sandy Hook Now York, New
Haven, New London. Newport aud Woods Hole
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
A CHANCE FOR BOUNTY JUMPERS.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE UBIQUITOUS
AMERICAN RECRUIT IN CASE OF WAR BE-
TWEEN RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Ono Of tho members OF a Arm In this city which
has extepsive produce trade with Canada yester-
dAy received a letter from gentleman (whose name
he does not wish 10 make public in Montreal copy
Of which Is herewith appended. Tho writer OF the
letter is said 10 boSA lawyer, well known in tho
Dominion, who some years ago held n government
position OF responsibility. The letter Is gwen ior
MoSranAL. March ~, 1878
Canadian G that $ ns
kussia-row almost deemed Inevitable will be fully
nsi half this amount during OF
s v s s%' ss1n The
Northern armies ana as times are exceptionally
@ eay % obi aiming % y ,Ss, Number n" 's ai o"ly
tary Circles, both aud in os.a that The d1s. aa
nouncement ofa declaration OF war recruiting Offices viii
ineoiserselo p.rq,a Of s. large ao..iag rsslleusad
ara. ed by yonr destructive war but which 10
the lapse of time has assin become numerous. should
adventure, ! msgino we can afford you sola,
your able posied vasrants over here anu we will
speedily transi them into soldiers us only rtsn dr
OF the most unpromisng material. Our services
rerenesd oSicers who served the late war Many ot
your Wos, Pom. graduates win IND Immediate employ
of the highest IN the military schools the word. In
Minister OF War has under consideration " recon-
mendation TO the British Government
gunizc the Canadian lines the plan he
american and French armies. making promotion
award merit. OF opinion that this would rec
oncc many OF your intelligent ambitious citizens to
ceDtng under the Crown knows that
American soldier be the leading hero tho
forthcoming struggle Many people are EN-.
poyment and chance Of getting regularly clothed aud ted
win be avaiied OF BY many IL would be rather Ansu
me s' sent ',%: "sa :. a.sa
against Canadians and Americans. Tho GENERAL whs
confident that bounty Of flO sterling would be given
each recruit the outsart. and n .ho continued
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
THE OLD COLONY ACCIDENT.
THE RESULT OF AN EXAMINATION by STEAM
BOAT INsrECToRs-AN ENGINEER LOSES HIS
POSITION.

THE RESULT OF AN EXAMINATION BY STEAM
BOAT INsrECToRs-AN ENGINEER LOSES HIS
POSITION.
NEWPORT, March 80 1873.
Mcssrs. Burnham and Savage, the local steamboat
inspectors stationed Al Boston. have Investigated the
recent accident the Old Colony, OF the Fall
River Line, OF Watch Hill II will be remembered
that the steamer injured to the extent Of
about $40 900 by the breaking oil her walking beam.
which crashing through the decks, carrying
everything before II, ana that sho towed to
this port by the City Of FitchOurg. II Will be
bered also that the assistant engineer duty at
the time OF tho accident, the chief engineer bong
lieved until O'Clock (his time being up) about
minutes before tho accident occurred On his arrival
here tho assistant stated that just before tho beam
broke he heard loud noise, which sounded
him Ike the giving away OF "holdng
down. bolt This statement naturally at-
tracted the attention Of the INSPECTORS Tor they
that II the statement was correct then somebody
blame: for in their opinion, well IN the opu
acquainted such mattors the engine should have
the matter but they found no ''hoding down" bolt
hcad gwen away.
Yesterday the assistant engineer informed that
his services would not be- required by the Old Colony
Company alter to-day, and he was relieved by New
York gentleman. cit was grcat surprise to Mr..
Nichols, who had not tho rcmotest idea that the
spectors were gong to report against hun. II is
thought that the inspectors Will not take his bapcrs
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
A LOVERS LOAN.
IRREGULAR TRANSACTIONS or HIoH-roNED
NEW BRUSswIcKEI WITH PENNINGTON

IRREGULAR TRANSACTIONS or HIoH-roNED
NEW BRUNswicKEI WITH PENNINGTON
BELLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n. j., March 80, 1875.
Constable Davis, OF Pennington village, near this
city, lodged In tho County Jail early this morning
young man named James A. Van Peit on a charge OF
obtaining money under false pretcnces. II seems Van
Peli, who Is about twenty-five years OF age, Is book
keeper tn rubber factory at New Brunswick, aud
teacher OF Sunday school class, beside beng lee
~rer, pai his addresses to young lady IN penuias-
ton named Ida NJ. Yard who is OF respectable family.
TIC acquaintance formed about tho last OF Octo-
ber and although Van Pet has wife ana child ut
New Brunswick, he represented himself to Miss Yard
as being unmarried She and her family believed
him. He. beng well educated, was good aud pleas
ing convsrsaiionalist, plausible and high toned.
WICKED PROMISE AND THIENisH LOAN.
He promised TO marry MISS Yurt, aud the wedding
had been set down Tor last Christmas, but did not
take place. owing to his rep esentations that he was
not huancialk prepared. He succeeded subsequently,
Ia getting loan OF Sll9 from Miss Yurd. together
kcts. The money, ne said, would DE used in buying
himself clothing for the matrimonial event.
DEVELOPMENTS AND LODGING IN JAIL
Things looking suspicious the young ladys brother
went to New Brunswick, und there learned that Van
Pelt had vile and family He returned at once and
had him arrested and mittod to JAIL where he now
awaits the action of The Grand Jury. Pennington IS
lis are determined 10 have Jersey Justice NOTED out
10 Van polt.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
A STOCK CONTEST.
NEW WORKERS DIsAGREEISd ABOUT THE
EARNINGS OF A CALIFORNIA QUICKSILVER
MINE.

NEW WORKERS DIsAGREEISd ABOUT THE
EARNINGS OF A CALIFORNIA QUICKSILVER
NINE.
PouGHKREpsIE March 80. 1878.
Tho Supreme Court, Judge Barnard presiding was
filed with lawyers from New York this morning, tho
case boing Hoyt against the Quicksilver Mining
Company, also another case Of Kent against tho
said company. Messrs John X. Porter. Grosvenor T.
Lowery and Hamln appeared TOR Mr.. Kent aud
William Allen Butler and Thomas H. Stilinan for
Mr. Hoyt Mr. Kent Is holder OF 25. 900 shures Of
the preferred stock OF tho company. Mr. Lowery
stated In his opening that the company organizcd
uudor u special charter in 1866, In this State, by
samuel T. Arnold and others. The ands and mines
arc IN California. and were taken from Pennsyl-
vsnla company, the capital stock being Oo,ooo
issued IN certificate.
lu the New York Company the stockholders were
$50 In number the company became embarrassed
aud was a borrower OF money, ana the stock IN the
market was very low ano tho company was Ia the
last stage OF decline. lD 1870 plan was offered To
get out OF difficulty. The company said 10 tho
stockhoIders Such OF you who may pay ~
each held and have your stock changed
preferred stock, to bc paid IRON year TO year
out of the net earnings OF the company 1t there be
amended, aud all tho stockholders voted Tor the
amendment -Four or Ave years after success came,
the company prospercd and the stock began to be
dealt IN openly and Is To tins day, both preferred and
common. the common selling FROM TO 70 lower than
the preferred. Dir. Kent purchased the preferred
year after year, and became the owner oi over
81, 5oO. OOO worth. In 1874 the company was s,,ll
prosperous ana tue s'ock ie uhueI tue opsc,va''on
OF shrewd doacrs, and as ho said Daniel Drew bought
largely OF the common. Then the Board ATTEMPTED TO
pass resolution wipDg out tho preferred STOCK Mr..
Kent being a large holder, obtained injunction
stopping Lhs An appeal was takon to tho General
Term but the decision OF the lower Court was uf-
nrmsd and now Mr. Kent asked Judge Barnard for an
accounting from the company on tue stocks nc ho.ds
WiIiiam Allen Butler, on tho part oil Mr. Hoyt
moved That Mr kent's complaint be- dismissed, on
the ground that tho allegations II show upon thor
face that tho corporation had no power TO make by
laws, and thaeacts making amendments aro not
binding upon tho company
Judge Bornard, la reply, said ho would reserve his
decision I'LL tho end OF the case.
The balance OF the afternoon was occupied with
hearIng documentary evidence aud the further hear
m % nug
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
RECEPTION TO BAYARD TAYLOR.

PnILADtLpHIA, March 80, 1885,
The Penn Club this evening tcndereda a reception to
Mr. Bayard Taylor, United states Minister to Berlin.
Notwithstanding the storm which prevailed all the
evening large number Of members OF mo club aud
invited guests were present. No speeches were
made, and the affair concluded with supper.
Among those present were Governor Hartranft. H0u.
Charles O'Neii, George IL. Boxer, General RoUert
Patterson, Messrs George W. Childs, L. Clark DAVIS,
Morton MacMIchael, Clayton MacMichaei, ii. T..
Handy, Thomas Barring tot LOndon) Rev. DR.. Fur
ness, Henry q. Carey, Henry Armitt Browt, Dr. Pam
coast and Mr. Algernon s. Sullivan lot New York;.
Lers expressing regret at their inability TO TO pres.
ent, were received from Dr. oliver Wendel Holmes,
Murat Halstcad Or. J. G. Holland, William Cullen
Bryant aud others,
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
ROBERT EMMkr, The
DHNynt Iyfln iSt Il lnup

ROBERT EMMkT, 1hE
REVOi.UrlO ,ISi. - I0ur
GO. ump editorial.
JrFFEkSUA on ENGLISH
INFLUENCE IN AMER
ICA.
JEFF rRSON'5 LETTER
10 HAMILTON ROWAN.
LkAVtS FnOM AMEltI-
GAN HISTORY. SHOWING
the relations VI prominent
Americans to the Irish rev.
oiutionary movement.
EMMETT TRIUMPHANT
"Emtnet's name becomes
q tower OF strength 10
struggling ireland"
OUK MARTY h's Ti.I.
UMPH {" fou -.''uinn edi-
toriaD.
GIVING HIS LIFE FOR
HIS COUNTRi"-Decapi-
tntion %. Emmet 4 liie
like picture vi the brutal
scene onacted by English
law OH that scaiiold in
Thomas 81. Sc eventy-hvo
years nyo.
Ills SOUL GOES MARCH
ING On. Four column
yerv fine illustration. This
Is conceded to Do the nDost
Durtrait of Enmet pub
iished.
EMMtT'S DREAM AND
NEWM ANS PROPHECY.
A strikingly beautiful con
ceptlon, well worked out.
OF what Emiuet hoped and
worked for and firmly be.
lieved would come to pass
when he said, When my
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
HYDROPHOBIA.
A PROPOSITION FoH MR.. DRRGu.

To TnR EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
observe by tho HnRALp OF to-day (Fiiday) that
worthy triend Mr. Bersh, still adhercs TO his opinion
that thcro Is no such disease Vi hydrophoon. II hc
really has ''convctions" the SUBJECT and Is not
talking Tor "Buncombe," he Will probably accept tho
following proposition will immaculate him
with the fresh saliva OF a hydrophoblc dog. II,
after tue lapse OF six months or ess, no
Is not afflicted with hydrophooia l Will pay
TO the excellent society OF which he Is prcsi-
dent ~ 600. If In the meantime hc contracts
tho disease IN question pay nothing On the acccp-
tanco by Mr. Berah OF this proposition ana the cxecu
ton by him Of instrument TO tho effect that the
incubation N made ~ his request and IN order TO
determine question of Infinite Importance ITO the
human race, the money Will be deposited with tho
Editor Of tho HERALD. subject to Mr. Bcrgh's order
six months altor tho inoculation. or Otherwise pro
vidcd Tor 10 Mr. Berghs satisfaction.
enclose my card IN order that you may bo satisfied
Of my rosponsibilty and that ''mean business"
RABIES.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
AGAINST THE NEW TARIFF.

WILxgsDARRH, Pa. March 80, 1873.
Az tho anttariG demonstration hero to-aay, doega.
tions present from all parts OF Luzerne county.
The procession mile long, consisted OF 5000 men
line, bearing banners appropriately inscribed; while
the sidewalks crowded with spectators. large
and enth usastic meeting subsequently held ~
tho Leo Driving PARK, was addressed by Messrs. H. NJ
Huyt, j. b. smith aud Others.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31

country shall take her
place among the nations ii
the earth" SO. Dr. Now
mans remarkable proph-
ccy OF u few years Is faith.
tully portrayed init. ltis
valuable besides ~ being
IL correct map OF Ireland.
showing the relative posi-.
81 ms Of her towns. lakes,
and rivers and her exact
ana singularly advantages.
Gus position between tho
two continents. kuropo-
and America. The rising
sun OF her freedom burst-
Ing over tho whole innkoo
1t n truly beautiful, bold
picture.
,OLUMBIs'S TRIBUTE
To OUR MARTYR.-A,
six-coiumn illustration -
triumph vi artistic skill -
significant and beautiful
One of the most eloquent
ensrHviags ever presented
~ our readers. LmmsI,
robed IN glory. standing
under u triumpnal arch,
built up of tho various
States Of tho American
Union. surmountsd by the
American easie; Washiug]
ton aud Jefferson on sithus
side above. aud Columbia
placing n wresth OF laurcl
on the MARTYR Patriots
head. Ihe truth aud
strength nnd beauty OF tho
engraving strike you Rs
onco.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
A RADIANCE OF The REDS.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
1t strikes mo Lord Dunerln capital opportunity
to do Queen Victoria and us a good turn by inviting
Sitting Bull and his 10 900 60 and fight Tor
'tbc Great White Mother
How those fellows would astonsh the Cossacks
How delighted they would be VITA aeorgeous scarlet
hussar uniform! The red men might ntly inaufrrate
such costume In the British service. Aud regular
tons OF rum and lots OF hghtIng would certainly
charm them. SPURS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
The SUSPECTED STEAMER.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 80, 1878.
Further inquiry shows that the steamer Pelican is
being Atlod up for trading between Costa Rican and
Columbian ports ageut OF the Costa Rcan govern-
having negotiated Tor her purchase She will be
fitted out that she be utilized a vessel
whenever Necessary. The Washington authorities
have simply ordered a watch to be maintained upon
her in case any unlawful should be taken
connection with hcr outfit.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

by TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
READING, Pa, March 80, 1878.
James II. Norton, superintendent OF the Philadcl-
pha. and Reading Railroad Express, while alightng
from slowly moving passenger tram in this city, a
four O'Clock TINS afternoon, tripped and was struck
by the steps OF car and thrown under the wheels.
HIS left foot was crushed, Decessitating amputation
above the ankle He has been IN the express service
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
MEXICO.
MI. FOSTER AND THE LATE CRITICISMS OF


MI FOSTER AND THE LATE CRITICISMS OF
THE MEXICAN PRESS.
NEw ORLEANS, March 30, 1873,
Hon. John W. Foster. United States Minister to
Mexico, Is here route to the Mexican capital and
will sail tomorrow in the steamer City OF Mexico for
Vora Cruz. In answer 10 an Inquiry regarding the
justice of the criticism OF the Mexican press on his
position the subject OF recognition, Mr. Foster said
the criticism based reports made by certain
New York journals of his conference with the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs; that the conference
was private and confidential, and the reports to his
position were imaginary aud incorrect; hence the
criticisms of the Mexican prcss unwarrantcd Mr..
Foster gave no ntmation OF tho nature OF his nstruc
from Department of State negotiations.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
EMMET CENTENNIAL NO. 1.

EMMETT IN THE DOCK.
facing Lord Norbury and
the ather judges, III. an
rctlc martyr proudly deli
ant among that blood
thirsty crowd.
EMMEr STUDYING MILL
TARY SCIENCE.
EMMETT IN HIS ARMORY.
EMMETT IN TIL. WICK
Low MOUNTAINS.
En- 1T IN PRISON. M
r. MMET', DEATH. Tho
executioner, with axe IN
one hana, holdiug up wira
the other the bleeding
head before the horror
stricken crowd, whom the
soldiery are endcavvrins
with bxyonet point to keep
at n distance anu from
showing any domonstra-
tions.
FATiiEH MURPHY AND
HIS MEN devoting them
selves to the cause OF lib
erty. Tho burning village
In the background. ana tho
homeless men, armed with
pixies, Sc.. on their knees
around their PASTOR, vino
tells them he himself viii
be their leader In their re.
sistauce 10 the tJul wron Z.
ESCAPE OF uAMlLTOJ
kOWAS.-rhe sailors, Gu
tire strangers to him and
To the rebellion. tempted
with 81 .UU ward, refuse
To betray him.
CAPTURE az LORD ED.
wAHD FITZGERALD.
VOLUNTEERS or 's3
gathered In stephens
Green celebrating thete
first victory.
THOMAS Adds EMMETT.
tportait.)
Adds EMMEr; MONU-
VI t. Nj IN NEW 1Ohk.
DIX. McAEYIN,s MONU-
MENT IN NEW YORK.
TiiEOBAl.D WOLFE
TONE lPortrait.)
NAPPER fANDi. (Por-
trait.)
IRfsn PARLIAMENT
OUTSIDE VIEW Op'
THE HOUSE OF.
INSIDE VIEW OF TilR
IRISH PARLIAMENT ea
the memorable night that
castlereagh moved tho
Union. urattan Nn1
Flood and numbers VI the
volunteers conspicuous In
tho foreground.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
MOVEMENT OF BRITISH TROOPS.

1t Is reported that the Montreal garrison OF ar,l
cry is to be ordered to Halifax relieve tho Royal
Artillery, which has boon ordered homo Oh account Of
tho Eastern troubles
The New York herald., 1878-03-31

and was particular destructive, II promises to be. Il
would be Increased to f2o 1he Imperial government
my estmaton have overlooked the that the sepoys
nnd "Ih.r Aaatie soldiers would acemaed
before th"r could resist ths ot Russian winier
whsf'"> our hardy Canadians and stnwa lumber
men ana yeomsnry from the North would hnd themselves
b
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 80, 1878.
Lieutenant s. Richards is ordered to tho receiv-
ing ship Franklin at Norfolk, Va; Ensign W. II. II.
Southcrand to the Plymouth al Norfolk. Va Licutcn-
ant a.. v. Wadhams IS detached from the Naval Acad-
cmy and ordered ~ duty ON tho Coast Survey.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
nIsrokY OF THE IRISH

HISTORY OF TUE IsISH
X L VOL u / % \ --Com-
menclng with the uprising
OF the Volunteer oil ~,
through the 'vS Rising aud
Emmet's Movement, end
lug with the Execution OF
EmInet and Suppr ,ssion Of
Micnaol Dwyer ia 1898.
EN- NET. LIFE OF His
Family history. Youth.
Collie so Days. Military
Work. Organization for
Revolution. Capture. Trial
anJ Execution IN Dublin.
SPEECH IN THE DOCK =
From the most correct
copy. WIN the Verbal In
terruptions OF Lord Sor-
bury
THE IRISH RErUBI.IC-
The Proclamation OF the
frovlsional Government.
designed by the Leaders OF
the Revolution - the first
step 10 be taken when tho
Revolution should be an
nouuced ana to pr pare
the way for the Establish
mcnt ofthe isepublic.
WOLFE TONE, LlfE AND
TIMES OF-fvunder of
the uniteu Irishtnen and
Father OF the Revolution
of 'oS aud Of Catholic
Emancipation. This ssetch
tak.s in the history of lrc-
land irvln '0l to 10. the
most hopeful pcsiol Of
Irish modern history.
FA1hkR MURPHY. THE
',,S l.EADEk-- History Of
lmost gallant and brilliant
struggle ia Wexford.
MICHAEL. DWiER AND
Tili. MOI NTAINEk
OF WICKLOW une OF
tn. most daring aud en-
couraging efforts In the his
tory ut the kebelilon.
TONES MEMORIAL TO
THE FRENCH kEPUB-
LlC- The state oil lfeiRnd.
Her military resources.
Her reiRtions to France
and England fully set
forth.
SKETCHES OF THOMAS
kusSELL, NAPIER
TtNDI, THOMAS AID
DIS EMMETT.
LORD EDWAR FIrZ-
GEHALD-llis Life and
Death.
HAMILTON ROWANS
LIFE AND DEATH.
HON. ). ID. DILLAYE'S
ELOQUENT EuLOGIUM
On l. MET.
THE ABOVE. NUMBER