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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
me COURT&.
ATTACHNG HIS SOUS PROPERTY

Thomas Kelly secured I'm attachment yester-
day from lu tice Donohue I'm the supreme Court Cham
bcs, upon tine property o. Thomas +. Kelly, IN
nit 70 recover $1,000 Mr. Kelly says that his son,
whose disappearance his already been published, oor-
rowed from hu secured his lndo.sm "a, on noe
10 the amount Of 900 be- september 1ls7s and
l--4 Poe son had specuuted boz Val street lie taJner
Say and became involved. ami Ils run away O. escape
DE-. cr d.Jr'. Thomas p. Kelly kept feed store in
Savrutl-v", between Fifvoo1ud ard Fifty-tmrd sts.
had intorft i'm livery stable at NOs IL. 116. ll-
erd 100 Wcst Furty-''rtn-'t and premses at No 52l
Lrxugtou-are. Ho has wife and two children, who
wcro ~ Long Brunch urtu Do. diurp ar1nce vas
le rue' wuo b' ha. cn -tlfiuc In tho Alexander af
N .Ff and iIf y-rr4f-tt TT" registered ~ TIE
-xfI Avenue fIo ,I ON Friday igl Inst ana was % fo
l..f" Oboe 'EWd0r Fiat. at . o. mo- saturday, carry s
I'M LII. 1 AILI.D mn -.ILl-IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

PIGEONS SCARCE SIZZLING Pp.SON-BEI-
TING AGAINST CLEVELAND.
~ TELEGRAPH I'D ruE rNurNEl
BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-lhc weeks meeting OF
the state Association Tor tr Pro,.c ouoi Fish AMI Game
has shown good shoe ug but has attracted es' a.
ertion than usual, aud the acn lance has been small
This falling OF m mter'sts attributed 90 the nece,-
sityo utur clay pig Instead ~ I've birds, which
greatly lessons the sport prominent mncr OF tho
a-so. afou SAID 20 day thar hc doubtrd whether tue
stare shoot. wouiJ uc continued long. 10 has bee me
a most Ilp,.-Inc 10 prIcug, bini4 This season the
bird, have eta DOWN To- nAcccsHbs places thcy
co 10 moi ID. t.i..d at al Oily loo tame pigeons
could bee secured f,r TUE convention.
The date s-ed within which practising druggl'is
ca Sc urr diplomas under tn. lav th0ut an ,uiua-
ton The Ir- County Board OF Pharmacy has granted
licenses 10 over 30 pharmtcts during recent -cs
SONS Attention viii now be given 10 .roccrs who'
under the ncw avs. cannot sell insect or animal p1,ons
without license. About 300 grorers the city Will
have g. give up nat branch ottheir business.
The amusement season has 'et Ia pr,.p'rous'y largo
audiences having been attracted by tse Black Flag
al the Academy of Muse. ant Df Miss MAlher 40 mo
new Court Stree Th.are rl. latter hes appeared for
the ar-t umc a. Lafy MIcjeh, AMI JHtltnd Ia tho
Honeymoon" she hls .e4 crodIel with renarkAb.o
success n both char4cters tl1IgI D means develop
ing tie Probabilities Of either Next week she plays IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
SYRACUSE.
CAMPAIGN fPARADES - INDIAN CLAIMS -
AGRTCULTURAI.-PER
TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE


SYRACUSE, Sept. 5.-Nineteen Blaine and Logan
clubs, with 1OsO members In line paraded the strcees
last night. The Examinations numerous and
novel The decorations about the houses Of John
Grouse and Dennis Mccarthy attracted much alton
ton, the latter building having strings of Chinese
lanterns reaching from the roof to the ground. In
Clinton Square the clubs addressed by Senator
Mccarthy. Martin A. Knapp and d. Is. Keeler
Tic Onondaga Indians expect through Indian
Commissioner Price. 70 be able to secure clam
against the Government which for compensation for
1.s2400O acres Of land in Kansas, alleged 70 have
been secured 10 the New-York Indians by treaty
made at Buffalo Creek in ~3S when II proposed
to remove the New-York Indians west. The Indians
demand n dollar an acre for the lands. which have
been aold and resod and ore worth much more
than that sum per aero.
Superintendent Mar-hall r. Dyer Of the ouoniaga
County Agricultural Society has men at work making
preparations for the County Fair on September 49,
H. ] and 10. The bu ldngs are being PIT in repair
the grounds placed in order. and al the arrangements
perfected for successful exhibition. The entire cV
hibt of cattle. horses machinery aud agricultural i'm
pemcuts vii be brought here trom the State Fair at
Elmira
Tho railroad wer between the Central and Wet
shore has broken ont olrosh again. the question
Of the excursion 70 Niagara Falls and return. which
occurs Tomorrow.
Professor Wells Of Syracuse University. has made
skechcs of scenery which soon 10 be- finished and
exhibited at that p.ace
Captain pl.l Barten will give on aquatic czih.'."n
NJ Irkc Wow Point ou S1ntly afternoon.
The nu .e.f.r ofnc onordaea County Teachers.
Institute aI Doe leII ben CcIl.. during .. lrt week. '1
D.t.I.r boo rf.,.. .f uf,...r john D. French uru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
THE IRISH QUESTION.
BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY. NJ. p.


IL the subject OF TINS present ictV'i' b9A"u H"o
something like the spirit of dviaation in him on
many political questions. He foresaw the regenera-
ton of Greece and the unity of Italy. He under
stood what is now called the Irish question far
better than any statesman who up 70 his tune had
ever held high place in an English Cabinet. When
he spoke of the Castle standing in Dublin though
The Senate more he put into an antithesis
the true substance Of an argument Dublin Castle
would bc a reasonable and perhaps even useful IN
stitution if there were Irish Parliament in the
same city. Without an Irish Parliament the Castle
becomes merely centre of misgovernment citadel
Of antilrish feeling. garrison for the protection
of sectar1au asceudancy and class privilege.
Perhaps there are some of your readers who do
not quite know what Dublin Castle is. As build
ing IL is huge barrack-like structure. with great
eourt-vards and gates and walls and frequent
sentries As institution, il is the place where the
Lord Lieutenant and the Chief Secretary and the
permanent officials carry on their business The
nower Of the Lord Lieutenant is almost limitiesS
There is hardly anything he cannot do by the ex-
crcse of hiss discretion or the stroke of his pen The
law of the land can hardly be- said 20 bind him. for
hc has an almost unlimited power of suspendlug the
law of the land in any particular case lie has
far wider authority than the Niceroy Of India, for
thcrc is state Council consulting with and advis-
ING the Nicrroy of Inda,whilc the Lord Lieutenant
mot bound 10 ash, advice of any one. Moreover
'"' I a., ,l 7. i,.t,,,o,+ b., m.
'''I "," -. a.'i ,i,,s O. mt,
Minister There was SOME talk I'm the llolse of
Commons the other night ecrning Cine conduct of
certain HIS" "'' ,''" ''" .I..t..i
ordinary ahh'" u'"u'' '',' -
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'""'o,' ''l ',. '1 'i .,'l.Iu.,, ,.,..,,,,,,,
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ID" t... ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

coming of it, That however is another matter. into
which am not going at present. The Dublin
officials have two unvarying counsels to give to
the Lord Lieutenant. At one stage of a National
movement they tell him that it is merely contempt
HE. al another stage they tell him that il must be
suppressed by force. We have force constantly try
ing 70 rcprcss agitation and in tho very act provok
ing new and fcrcer agitation We shall see the be
ginning of a different state Of things when some
official is found who will say TO new Nlccroy of
Ireland " Nv Lord, five out of every six of the men
and women in TINS country hate the system OF gov
ernment which you and / represent Nothing on
earth will ever reconcile them to t. What they de-
test is not merely this act that we do or that
act we do: but the fact that We are here
as representatives of English domination
Pray my Lord. 90 back TO London ana
tell this to Mr.. Gladstone Give him these ~
the facts TO begin with and ask him what on these
facts he proposes to do We are not likely TO get
an Irish permanent official to give any advice of
this kind To the permanent Official there never
seems ANYTHING IN any Irish National movement hut
the work of some low-born and Unconditional agi-
tatOrs who if they could would cut down salaries,
abolish pensions and make clean sweep Of sine
cures The Irish official firmly believes that the
system which gavo HIM his place which made his
brother a resident gisratc aud his cousin n COM
missioner of something or other, and secured for his
wife her proper precedence nj Castle dinner parties
the Irish permanent official believes that this sys-
ten must Dee of divine origin and endowed with mn
mortal life Everything that seriously threatens 10
must be dealt with rs an enemy 20 the interest of
the state Such men are the regular advisers of the
Lord Lieutenant Their advice may Doe summed mp
in very few lines open a flower show to please thc
respectable people. and try to prevent tn" CON
founded Nationalist frpm holding meetings and
making speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

Some Bo.tonians must have settled IN China,
'or Wc -ec place called kuIUa has been 'S'''D" uou
there. Pittsburg Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

The bu. lines. failures throughout the country
IN tb. l..t seven day. q. reported n r. g. pun CO..
uumY,r for Cine United -tlc-. 400. ana for Canada a.
tot, of 2lJ against 'ota " 1906 Iast wect The cA-
u,Ifot lr, .tiI uumcrou, m The Western and Pacific
states wh 10 other para of he country me numb tr ~
a..Is umcuts IS rather Uc.Ow The average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
ReIiqious Notices.

cnc~s' At $50 The mend OF Publcans and sinners"
Sunday school at2'.0. : GA ar nynei.
Al Brooklyn Tabernacle DR. TALMAGE viii preach to-
morrow 1910 a ~ and 100 p M sabbath school o'clock
At Tabernacle nap.l-t Church dave. and lOtasI
co.'s cordially seieamei
Al The remele tie Roy Or Fr,LroN. Pastor reach,
tlc lI9rr me Nan Of al IOurs'
Ascotcs Pr..syterisa C.nreh iih- between }.h and
tue Re-. IS NI HAMILTON d D.. Will preach.
~ Washington ~qurre 'Icthsd-t Egi-csgsi Isurcs
bctweru Aacloug4lst an btlaVe MEFhll IL Il
u The Great Publication" strangers cordially nvted
hnnd-t Charch Of the Eslphnny. Madi.onave and ean
st-lne Key. joseph ELDER, d D. Pastor s'r'ices,
to morrow Communion after iruing sermon sunday
school a. 3D. Prayer and conference meeting ON "eint
sercna napt-, csagcs eernsr ner and P.gpPT ,'i
PRATT onabir school ? 80. pnyormoetng frday night
81 as c'nncn,.ng at 1879 ul Rev joseph 10
,CRl,ny Church ,arn.r an 40 aea . t Rector e.y
t.ul., az = a. M, win uoy onmunon. Isl mig
c,a,rol rr,.s,, r'qn Church, s7ai. Moor nroaar,y.
Church q r.c '-ccn.iou 81, 'na 9'n'' s,t,,ss
Vi>'@ rG % gPL6 viii ooro'a,'o' ' '..''' NV :.
Church of The Holy ~ehiL NJ 5.ass e. ,gd t Te'
r rr.rt.. Ia i"1. i.e aF .titiERf
g. ..i. I.1rr. TON u r.w lt.r manual o ssu luiln
Pa. Hr nH.'r.' I.'''.r..
,c'2c' % .'hs ,'.. T. ' '' a. on, 'l,'5Yi
Y ... ... tr. u -iY tg... con IIiII. invited
COLLEGIATE rrf.h Church.
..I fa... I. n.trr.
N...I Do .I.I. i.IIA a. - AMI -.tf o.tIl,k.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Gelp tuante0.

GOOK WANTED-in the e. try. m Orange,
- y I ipapryaio family MIST ne a Protestant " m
good references Apply a. 20 Ferry o.. As city 10 10 ~
N or to T.. NJ
IXANTED.-Glrl for general housework. Ap-
w ply immediately at ~ 0 ~ q. Mars Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
Ire Cream.

4 FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream Is made from
pure is the best and popular IN Tho
world Try and You viii other. Depos so5 4thaye
l2ss Broadway 70 Chathanst. ITO Esss i2StA.sL Now
York and A9s yutoa.st RrsokIIn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23
FooIish Expendit,u,.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-23


In GoastitzsSoazlliy a The Kizrs zass
SSece : 6o1bted by n,xzy. II Is nos with,
cy.t p-eoeie2i TvSce durSnc the p-eSea;
uascz zni o7ca n i former -csr-,- sS,S-si
( C1---11sS1ooe- from the King ca--1rso5.
{ Ik,s Il WISHES 10 the Legislative Assembly.
( bS.i TIE y-zcsSce ASS never been trea f-oz,
shz-g c-lsSc1s-2- The Ministers x-eb BY the
Co-.Slsi-tao2- responsible. The ASse-.tS,,v
sid he r-sh-lc S-e, q oI,ch; to be safe Il
re-yZ1S 1ooz tAel- Representations coa-
cs-z,-S ne Kings views The spsseh
tzo-- TIE Throne 81 the opeai1c q TIE
LssSlslst--7e : understood - be p-eaArai
~ TIE Ministry. SaG - have tie Kings
ezi--e Spl-ov1l Tse pah,Sc z,oxs-rsS
which Tie Ministry h-laeS forward x-e n
-ke manner deemed - Ne sssaaie3 To by
a--1- Noi t6s; Mizssfe-S are q oacat Il
y merely ROYAL moth pSeceS tc- II tlsss
case they hsva 10 ps-SazSl -esca-SStss,v
SS,c1 3 : -,azzi ~ the Constitution. Be-,
Ies ihso-v ks-esoto-e understood IL amy
L ms co1zi<y. whzfevs- the n. ~
azve beer = tasi The Ministers 3 hs-rSs
iaay aold os2ca, have the Kings ont,
iaocs
il : t1izSc-s.i u say y whom cazSieoce
: - oe placai by The co1zf-v. II sAts-
Ministerial -sszs---ss and Aii-SSss-ssi md;
ss.> Azve been lsS6 bsso-e tie Assembly.
VIII t1s ssS1-oed sXaclo1 a the hiu.c.
- Asss-ao.y are io Ne told oas thing Nv
IL A11SS Ministers And another thing nv
Is sg-e-2- Coz---,sslooe-, Ths-s hxs bee.
- change II he Sak1SL prospects q The
.Sl22- S--ce he og.a-.aC q TIE S@sssc-
ealing III s-y cllsEcs-e q Ministerial y,lx-S.
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e-l-e1 WY should they nj r-ooase i.
s1zl---c l1e-- rsssa1Ss
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