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Tribute of respect.

STAUNTON, VA, Dec 81, 1892.
At 4 called meeting of the Board of Directors of
The Valley Mutual Life Association of Virginia,
held at their Home office December 81, 1892 the
following tribute of respect and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, having heard Of the death, at Waynes
boro of VIM. NJ Motfet, of the Directors Of this
Association, at clock this morning, be it
ReSOired, lst That in the death of Wm NJ. Moi
fet, We recognize the untimely loss of young man
who faithfully and efficiently performed every duty
in connection with this Association, and who gave
promise of a sterling manhood.
2nd. That the Secretary of this Association dedt-
cate special page in the minute book for the re-
cordation of these resolutions; that he transmit
copy OF the to the father of the deceased, and
also copies thereof to the city papers for publica
ton.
3rd That the Home office of this Association be
dressed i'll mourning for 30 days
c. L. COOKE,
dec2S1t Secretary.
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sprine Dale w hskey has worldwide rep
usstiou and can be had only of II. Rosenheim,
Baltimore. He being the exc iusive patentee
ana PROPRIETOR of that ce lebrated brand. For
ksle 1t Virginia Ho.el bar, and VIM. Kinney,
stanntop. Va.
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HHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
W L. OLIVIER,

HOLIDAY GOODS.
....l4 W L. OLIVIER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Has just opened fine and endless variety of
HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS,
Beautiful Sets of Standard Authors.
ALSO
BOOKS OF RSHIP,
Embracing Presbyterian, Methodist, Catholic, Lu.
theran and Baptist
PRAYER BOOKS.
An entirely new line, and in the neatest designs
In binding and in cases.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
OF foreign manufacture In new style binding
WRITING DESKS,
Handsome Wood and Leather, of English, French
and home manufacture.
INK STANDS,
Bankers nickel plate bronze and glass, at exceed.
ingly low rates.
Juvenile Books, Big Picture Books, Linen Books
for the Babies, Chess and Backgammon Boards
Games of all kinds, Panoramas, Cut-Up Picture
Puzzles, Gentleman and Ladies' Dressing Cases.
Beautiful Line of Leather Goods, embracing Russia
Gard Gases, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books &C., &C
Buy CHRISTMAS CARDS now, from the Largest and
Choicest Selection brought to Stanton to
avoid the rush of Christmas week. All goods as
cheap the cheapest. W. L. OLIVIER,
dec1t COR. MAIN AND NEW SITS.
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On Tuesday night last the officers andmem-
bers of the Staunton Artillery, Capt. Long,
commanding, together with a number of r-
vited guests assembled in The Armory, TO wit
ness the presentation Of an elegant gold
watch to Capt. \. IL. Fullz, formerly COM
mander of the company, from the members of
his old command. The present was a hand.
some double case gold watch with heavy gold
chain and seal, and was purchased of Mr..
Dan B. Hamaker. The watch bore the fol-
lowing inscription
From Harper's Ferry to Appomattox."
Presented to
CAPT. A. II. FULTz,
ny the members Of the
STANTON ARTILLERY,
DEC. 30 H, 1852.
On the back OF The case was a beautifully
engraved monogram.
The presentation speech was made by Meade
F. White, Esq. and was one OF the most chaste
and appropriate we have ever listened to. Mr.
White is peculiarly happy on occasions OF this
kind but his elcqUence was never more thrill
ing nor his pathos more touching han in max
ing this presentation. Since we cannot give
his remarks i'll full, we VIII not undertake to
convey to our readers an idea of either the
thoughts or the language, for no synopsis
could do them justice.
Capt Fultz's repywas equally appropriate
The blunt soldier was visbly affected. He
who with clear ringing voice had let his COM
mand into the very jaws of death, now felt
that voice WAIVER as it gave utterance to the
feelings of gratitude and love that welled up
from his heart. ln fitting terms he alluded to
the gallant company with which lie had been
so long connected, to IFS heroic services and
sacrifices, and to the strong ties that bound
him to it even though his name had now been
stricken from It's roll call. His reference to
Mr. White, whom lie called the ''boy soldier"
was also affecting.
Both speakers were greeted with the hearth
est applause, and deserved it, When silence
had been restored, Capt Long made few re-
marks which brought Up the house. He stated
that some retire shments had been provided and
if the company would step forward, they
would have an opportunity of determining
what could be done with it, It is unnecessary
to say that he addros ed a sympathetic audi
ence which testified appreciation in unmis-
taxable terms
Subsequently the party adjourned to Scher-
er's restaurant where an elegant supper had
been prepared, to which all did the fullest JUS
tice The testal bowl went round, toasts were
drank and responses made by Dr. Fauntleroy,
Col. e. L. SlickIey, of Woodstock, NJ. F.
White, Capt. Fultz, Prof Coleman and Capt.
Crowder.
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observation-disclosures Messenger, j. H.
Alexander, of Staunton who has been run
ming on the G. & 0. Railway, has sent in his
resignation, not fancying the lottery of life
business as operated on that road Mr.. B H.
Donahoe, messenger, has also resigned and
we heard of several others who intended doing
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Ii you desire pure Whiskey, distilled from
ssge only and of great age call for Rosenhelm
3pr9nglale. For sale al Virginia Hotel Saloon
AMI by VIM. Kinney, Stanton, Va.
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DEATH OF EMMETT HoGsHEa D Elsewhere
We notice the horrible and nRiimely death OF
Emmett Hogshead, son OF TIL IS Hosghead of
This county, whilst in discharge of his duty
AS express messenger on the Chesapeake and
Ohio RAILROAD. Yesterday all that was mortal
this excellent and universally beloved young
man was consigned to the tomb at Union
church, near Parnassus. A5h immense con-
course of sympathizng friknds attended on
the occasion TO testify Iles esteem for the
deceased and their cond zsace with the af-
licted family. Rev. Nj 4infrey preached
The funeral sermon Il and deeply
sfiected audience and u earth" was
pronounced over the sss il af one 81
the Eaost exemplary 81 4 yolsns soma
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DEATH OF VIM. NJ MoFFETr-In Waynes-
boro, on Thursday last, Mr.. VIM. NJ Mofett,
son of J. Sidney MofSe;t, did after compar-
atively briefillness. The deceased was one of
the most popular young men OF Staunton. OF
noble, generous disposition quick mind
genial temperament and fine business quail
ties, he was general favorite with all who
knew him, and made friends wherever he
went. His untimely deaf! is sad blow to
his afflicted relatives, for whom widespread
and genuine sympathy is felt
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Go to GLADKEs for bargains. maya
Festivities IN tho County

Festivities in the County.
A brilliant reception was given at the hos
pitable mansion Of Capt. James Snead, Pond
Gap depot, on tie night of the 18th of Deem
Der, to his son, Mr.. James G. Snead who on
that day married one of Charlottesville's sweet
est bellies, Miss Blanche Dull. The groom is
one Of the most popular telegraph operators
on the G. & o. II. r., and 10y his promptness
to business and gentlemanly bearing towards
all who are thrown with him, has won for
himself hosts II ti'ieatsr~ His handsome APP
Dearance and eXuberant spirits kept the guests
in a roar OF laughter. | am afraid to attempt
description OF the bride, who in her elegant
velvet with orange blossoms and lilies was
perfection itself A handsomer couple is sell
dom eyer seen and many were the congratula-
tons Of their friends. ihe bridal gifts of gold
and silver, with every imaginary article of
usefulness and beauty, too numerous to men
ton, made very handsome appearance. And
now for the elegant and sumptuous supper
Two long tables gr0aned under the weight of
every conceivable article OF food indigenous
to every state IN the Cnion, and the most fas-
tidi0us epicure could have found his souls de-
light and satisfied his cravings, After the re-
past, which had been presided over by both
the jolly old Can't. and his elegant and moth
eriy Wife, the band struck up one of Mozart's
taYorite productions, and away they glided in
morning, and then Reluctantly leaving with
the hope OF soon having an opportunity of
enjoying similar occasion. POND GAP.
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Gisdke has this season the Largest, Best
aad Cheapest assortment OF Cloaks, DOMAINS
Ulster and Coats in this market. oct 70
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The finest on the market is RosGnheim' 5 eel
ehraled Spriugdale Wniskey. For sale at
Xirgiais Hotel Saloon, and by VIM. Kinney
{, Aunson Va.
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GLADKE is selling DR. Warmers Improved
Flexible HIP Corset. Ii is the best ior , w
ever brought TO this market. 3ffi
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s0a Triple Extracts for tie Toilet.
They re equal to the imported and ,nly half
:. Fourteen different varieties at Dir
3 Bios
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s a gcTreS Special attention is called to the
AsFss sssEent Of c. B. Somerville & Co.,
whose a4csian of beautiful silver ware and
christnsA goods generally will be continued
to-day
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GLADkE has just received II handsome s7
sortmeut lf Carpets at Or cents yard
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aounce Chase's Triple Extacts
pKERcHTEF superior to Luhn's.
nd have no other, At DIR. n
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lsI4aDkE has just received Il fine assert
3asa 8. Work Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes,
uiage Boxes, Writing Desks, Japanese Goods
sni many Others articles which will be sold
low
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s-ires 8sekwhest cakes ~ three minutes.
( 81 i ssde by using Heekefs self Raising
Essassles Heeker's Self Raising Flour
MAKES Biscuits and Cakes in ten minutes,
without yeast or baking powder, md without
seessar to rise. For sale by all grocers
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Fin "Wednesday night about o'clock, a
Ylaage Use on he farm of Mrs. John A.
HArniap AsaLH town, took fire and was de-
stroYe aas insured in the East Augusta
Asso1atian for S92l.
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Black Nste,rf silk. in great variety
vary H. GLADkE'S.
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This paper costs you only $500 q year
You can save ten times that amount by read
Gisdke's sdvertis, ment every week for Gladke
certainly sells goods low.
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son aides and Gents Underware go to
AfsEfEsS oct %
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The adsomest Galiooes i'll market can no"
be ha,I GLADKg's. sept'
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Mrs Gladke is making very large display
OF LADIES' HAIR GOODS. maya
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esk % the aip DIR Warmers Flexible
> = q .so. maya G. A. GIADKE
Why gar 90 limpmg around with
lame bacK :. sprained ankle, when a hottie
Of GEORGE "a. Beck $ Great Indian Llniment
viii cure you Sold by W. B. Logan IL Co.
Dee. 2s--4t
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Mrs. Giadke has large assortment of Crepe
Hiss and Bonnets also Crepe Wells and Crepe
BY the yar6--all OF the best makes maya
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ia.sse l.as the best 70 cents BLEACHED
As MIN Stsnnbon may4.
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or. law saspEs 81 cts. each Same
goods sai ~ ELSEWHERE asa cts. inns li'ciaueS
all the l5x PAS At GhADEES. maya
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60 BALES of.Cotlou Batting just received
Al t4IeDKEs. SeIt -
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STRONG
FICTSI

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON BITTERs is good for.
It viii cure Heart Disease, Paral.
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purifes and en-
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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OF ls = ~ > q tIS - =
ginia R.eginfent.

pIniHE teElffenU. 80
Pursuant to dail quite a large represents
tive meeting OF t,e Surviving members OF the
Fifth Virginia Regiment was held in the 20
lice Court-robm on last Tuesday, the goth in
slant.
On motion of Captain j. G. Marquis Major
]. w. Newton was called to the chair, and u
E. Strasburg was elected secretary.
The chairman read the call for the meeting
and the secretary read the following circular
from Col L. F. Brown, of the 26th New ork
Regiment, and Inspector-General OF the Ma
tional Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Headquarters, TWENTY-THIRD REUNION !
2STH REGIMENT N. Y VOLUNTEERS,
SUSPENSION BRIDGE, n. Y Jan. list, 1883.
To tie Strgtpang Members Of the Fifth Regimen
Vaysalia (C0yederate) I1ltantly:
Gentlemen On the 9th day of August
1862, the 9TH Virginia and 2Sth New York
Regiments stood lace to face in the fierce con-
tiict at the Battle of Cedar, or Slaughter Noun
tain. The 9Th Virginia is credited with cap
turing the Flag of the 2Sth New York, on that
memorable OCCASION After twenty years ali
sence. this Flag was accidentally discovered
and is again to be restored to its accustomed
place in our ranks. Believing, as we DO thai
twenty years should be ample time tor rellec-
ton, and that the bitter feelings engendered
by the Civil War should cease and be Oblter-
ated from our memories, and that we might
meet as friends and talk over the events OF
those DAYS calmly and dispasslonately,w we ten
der to you cordial invitation TO represent al
our coming Annual Re- Union, on the 22d day
| II! To-. Nal Nlyr
of May, 1883, 10 be held at Niagara faiis'Ne"
York.
The Old Flag you captured from us VIII
then be restored to the Regiment and we
would be greatly pleased to have those who
captured it take part in the interesting cere-
monies of Its restoration. We, therefore, de-
sire, in the most urgent and cordial manner TO
solicit your attendance, and with you all the
comrades you can muster, and accept our nos
ptalitv. An early and favorable reply, di-
| redted to Capt. Benz. Flagler, Suspension
Bridge Niagara County, New York, will en-
able us to make proper provision for your re-
ceDtion and entertainment.
BENZ. FLAGLER, President.
j. BYRON LOWELL, Secretary
N. E. G. WADHAMs, Cor. Secretary.
| On motion of Capt T. P Eskridge the in
Walton from the 2Sth New York Regiment
was cordially accepted.
| Capt. James Bumgardner spoke in reference
to the competing lines of Railroad to Niagara
| Falls, and urged the propriety of etfecting
permanent organization of the famous old
| Fifth, to be known as the survivors of the
| Fifth Regiment.
The following committee was then appointed
to draft response to the invitation, to
correspond with the different lines of rail
roads and ascertain the lowest rates OF fare
for round trip tickets to Niagara and make all
the other necessary arrangements Capt. James
Bumgarder, Capt. Jas c. Marquis, d. E. Stras-
burg, Col i. E. Stickley and Capt. P. Kurt.
| A committee of one from each company, on
permanent organization, was appointed as
follows:
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A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Md, May 7, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when l commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
am now using the third bottle and
am regaining strength daily, and l
cheerfully recommend it to all.
| cannot say too much in praise
Of it. Mrs. MARY E. BRAsHEAR,
I73 Prestmanst.
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60 ana see GLADKE's immense Fall Stock OF
G0ods. sept
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Is5 Say your HOLIDAY t'1soD:o until
- 81 1s's.
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and see the great rush for
.iSTMAS GOODS.

-lSTMAS GOODS.
buying because lhe VARIETY
and Tie PRICES LOWER than
odor cases, and extract bottles
JHAsE's TRIPLE EXTRACTS, eQua
al o4iy half the price. DR.. N
}. have fall assortment.
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sE.- That old yet ever known
Lynne" SO full Of patlos and
70 rich in lessons for good win
it The Masonic Hall next Friday
genuine Abbey Co., an organiza-
EnjoYs wide reputation for fine
ents. and one having no connection
vito the Abbey Co., which recently
lnole Toms Cabin" in this cit, ,
,afy whseh viii reach here on Friday
aAudidly recommended We have the
e frotB lisase'vao have witnessed its
snees lhat Il presents the play in ques-
lesessfalIy, lae cast being strong
Agse A0d Lie scenery and APP
exeellealt Mr.. Hill, the
Das i,eep unusually sue
rsl-elAss companies. In
Observation-Disclosures given
De The place immensely
friday night
" rnieged By
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Gisdkes 10 cent Plaid Dress Goods are d
bargain oct 26
Tie largest assortment of HOLIDAY
sgafs0S can be found at GLADKES
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.aysr-ss - inserted at 81 90 per square for the
ms = Ind soc for each subsequent insertion
Lieeria III srsat made fer qIarterly, half yearly
year q srtiseI essfs
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Company Alt. II, T. Pritchard.
" C-H Y. Bell.
" D-Thos. Smiley.
/" E-Thos. A. BrOwnlee
" Fit J NJ. Brown
" G-Rch'd Powers.
=" HIT. Geo. F. Keyser
:" Lit J. W. Crist.
d" K-Col. Asher Hartman.
I" L-Capt J. II. Waters.
On motion the meeting adjourned subject to
call from the chairman.
Yesterday formal acceptance of tile inRi-
tation was forwarded by the Committee.
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every wRa rs6ly Morning.
se.se sAr. snSarsabIy i'm Advance
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Kidney Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which l could get no relief, |
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem TO
be able to eat at all. Igave him Iron
BitterS with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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Gala 2R. N. MAYF u BRO and examine
- Is fssstl tut assortment Of NMAs CARDS.
8asi 40 elld see the handsome HOLIDAY
GOODS al GLADKE'S.
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IICdTI DISEdSEa
Vine St., Harrisburg, Pa.

Vine St., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. 2, 1881.
AFTER trying different physicians
$snd many remedies for palpitation
ofthe heart without receiving any
benefit, was advised totry Browns
Iron Bitters. ! have used two bot
Ties and never found anything that
gave me SO much relief.
Mrs. JENNIE HESS. n
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject. Browns IRON
B1rTERs is invaluable. Tryit.
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THE BRIDAL AND THE ToMB-0n the
21st inst, Mr.. John r. Chapman, General
Agent for The Singer Manufacturing Com
pany, with headquarters at Staunton, was
mar led at Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md, to
Mise Ella Mary Arbuckle, and on the oath
the bride OF three days, was suddenly stricken
down and numbered with the dead The
bridal robes were thus suddenly changed for
t e habiaments of thetomb, and,glad hearts
shronded in The Gloom Of death
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cture, a he Mason C
w a la crowd, and
md entertaining. He
ID handsome mani
3, &c, and talked in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12
IrFMS FRnM CANADA-

OTTAWA, Out, Nov. lit has been de-
cded that ln the case OF chards convicted Of tue mur
der OF a ellow-emIgran IN July. lssl, In the Eastern
Townships the law must take Tie execution
ls liked for November q.
An order-iuc been passed providing the re-
ductou the o tolls crude gypsum passing east
through the Welaud Canal aud west through the 81
Lawrence Canals, 10 cents per ION.
Tue company wAcA applied 10 Parliament last year
for q charter 10 build bC ge across the Niagara River,
somewhere between Lewiston and the Falls, las given
notice intention It's application next
PErRoLEA. Ont. Nov. IA. c. Johnson. manager OF
the Consumers OIL Refining Company. while walking
water was precpitated into water by the break
OF the board and probably fatally scalded.-
HALIFAX, \. :, Nov 1l-During alteration to-day
Donald Urquhart collector Of customs 81. Peters,
stabbed Neil Ferguson an assistant lockkeeper on the
st. Peters Canal dctlng PROBABLY a fatal wound
Charles A. Granam, agent OF the Halifax Banking
COMPANY al Pugwash and Gilbert Murdoch, railway
engineer, drowned by the upsetUng Of boat while
sailing In the harbor to-day.
MONTREAL. Nov. 1.-THE body Of CleOphas Dupers, a
wealthy erchant Toilette, who mysteTOusly dsap-
peared weeks ago, has found he It
Grst robbed and then over
the bridge Three suspected OF the crime have
arrested.
| over the appointment OF Mr. Wurtel by President
| Grevy, officer o. the Legion OF Homo They say
lie Ia OF German descent, and tndt lie a
Celebrate tLe Anniversary OF The battle OF sedan.
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the Paris police to the municipality the crucihXes were
,ostorIav removed from the primary schools, where
they still remained
A, r,eatine OF Lord Waerford's hounds at Curragh
r. n number Of farmers and peasants collected and
t,eoted TO stop sport but the huntsmen dispersed
The MOB with their whips.
Vienna dispatch says Baron Conrad. who was shot
at on Thursday evening. Governor Of Spalato. II
.os thar there have been difficulties with the Italian
element OF the population.
dispatch from Paris says the Radical Left and the
Democratic Union have decided TO oppose any inter
peuation regarding the Governments policy until after
the budget has been voted.
II ia reported that one Of the prisoners charged with
being implicated in OF the Joyce family has
turnpd Queens evidence. Interest IN the trial. whey
wi begin on Monday Dublin, has therefore greatIh