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onn wa, Of Winning a wife.

Kentucky besides being noted for good
whisky, fine horses aud beautiful women
il celebrated for the fighting qualities OF
her citizens. Generally the disputes are
settled with shot guns, aud there are many
acres Of her soil stained with gore. The
latest novelty from this State of sensations
was a prize fight. between two men for The
hand OF a woman whom both were court
ing. They drew up articles Of agreement,
and fought according to the rules Of the
ring. As one would naturally suppose, a
fight for such stakes was desperate in the
extrsme. The victor, Of course, was very
much elated over his conquest, and 1t took
tho friends Of the defeated man half an
hour to bring him back to consciousness.
The successful slugger remarked on quit
ting the field, that as soon as he could see
out OF his bunged eye he would wait on
the lady and claim her hand, and that no
doubt his opponent would agree to be best
man at his wedding.
It would DO difficult 10 determine what
The woman in tho case would have done
had the flght been declared a draw, and it
would have been very painful for the men
to have doctored3up their wounds and
gone into training for another bout. We
suggest to rivals in love in Kentucky that
the best way TO settle such disputes would
be by arbitration, which method would
certainly not be accompanied by any Of
the disigurfng features which attend a
pugilistic encounter.
After enduring the pain Of having his
face hammered up tits to be hoped that
the successful man will not be served the
same trick New York woman INDUCED
in who run OF with the yarquished con-
testant for her hand. Altogethcrph
contests for the hand Of a woman do not
always give to the victor the laurel crown,
the race not always being 10 the swift or
the battle to the strong. Strategy, my
boy, is much better, II not sater.
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nREAKrAsr BUDGET.

London Is the great headquarters OF the
pet dog trade OF tho world.
There are between $1,000 and $1,000
Indians on reservations In Arizona. About
1900 square miles or II $4,000 acres Of
land are set apart for them.
French chocolate is imported into
Mexico In large quantities, despite the fact
that Mexico raises the cocoa and produces
some OF the best chocolate In the world.
Italy and Switzerland are about founder
take the boring Of The Simplon tunnel,
which will form whom completed, the
fourth tunnel route through the Alps.
The tropical caster oil plant Is recon.
mended as acash crop Of probable import
ance In Texas. Kansas caster oil beans
sell in st. Louis at from 81 SO to 81 per
bushel. (Hi W.
The prayer cures are endorsed by the
London Lancet, high medical authority,
which looks'upon them not as miracles,
but rs purely the effect OF the mind upon
the body, 1t being the faith that heals and
not the outside source or object Of the
faith.
Richmond, ya.,'snew city hall, which
will face on Broad street and occupy the
entire space back 10 Capitol and from
Tenth to Eleventh streets, is 10 be OF tho
modern renaissance style OF architecture,
constructed OF Massachusetts, granite, and
will cost SS30, 600. Work pponit will be
begun Immediately.
A grand piano, iult presented to the
Princess Beatrice, ID a unique affair. 1t Is
In q black case, otnnmented with gold.
The sustaining pedal enables the player TO
prolong the sound Of one or more Of the
notes, on the organ principle, The piano
ms 60 elastic q touch thai all the grada-
lions. from the most subdued whisper TO
tho greatest fortissimo passage, can DO &C.
complished with fine elect.
The total number OF hogs packed in the
West week before last was 1861 900, com.
pared With 1875 900 for the corresponding
time last year, The total packedito date
from March 1 was 2,47b, 900, distributed as
follows; Chicago, ] 800, 900; Kansas City,
10000; ST Louis, 10000; Cincinnati,
$4,000; indianapolis, $1,000; Milwaukee,
$4,000; Cedar Rapids, l0l 600; Cleveland,
$4,000; st. Joseph, Mo-, L, 600; ottumwai
Ia, $4,000.
Tho archaeological commission charged
with the exploration and protection OF
ancient monuments, has applied to the
Italian Government that measures be
taken fSr clearing the temple Of Jupiter
and the portico OF octayia from the hnild.
ings which have grown up around them,
and also for putting thenbins such q state
OF repair as Is necessary for their preserya-
tion. The work carried out means the
destruction Of The oldest Hebrew quarter
in Europe. II.
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wEpNEspAY, TINE pa DAY OF JULY, lsSs,

- ' - - d
tgart doos ~ Tho CONT IIonse Of ONO cot,nty. vi
s,,iiJc stctISt asEyefnI "a tcis n raj e,tSe
hs,eIWs ftpr i1antinned or " tItich n may he mo
c"sSrv Ia nav he liens Iipon nc same as set forth
h, IA dccrae Inc sostt oi snit and exbestS Of
sale s1s4 sSStSSS',
,arrsl M Oronnd IN the City Of Wheeling In
ohio tonSty Vest Vitrinia. thst il 70 nv, he
snnth half ~ iot nuu.hprI,i one IdnI and twrr
tv.thlee mn. irontinE on Market SqlSrr between
enti, snA EierenthV sfreets. ihifty.ihrrc Jl ttit
mi r,nrSne bsc tha Ssme yyIath "a tbe Slgy: md
nnSt ~ la mir, hcssd III hatWeen TENTH ana ne.
rcnih stre,t. irontinp q ieet On ChGplIlC Ettett
tto ~. bf IN MnnScS HI IN
t1 aIa ,sy.t1 StSbIS now stands and SaId hrll
~ III ia AMI nart AZ ot Isl Is he same Ir0pery
wbich was conveyed 70 William II. WInt6n and
n TI,orr ~ ANNA III INIeS and huSbaud y
Snod dstsS ia XII day al Nav. ls2 and Of reCoa
osc ~ INA 1isTk n IN ounty Cont ei ihe
aid y. AZ FANNY TIiI =. 80 80
. Tie lot numbered eIShteen (ls) Of the subAl,
~ S;an NJ SSI county which tad
II, " honnSed M foiiSWs: iienninE Al STAKE Il
ia corner al FirSt stfCCt extended in The
M SIvSsio1 N ire iafn, afOrcSaid 10 Inc cemetery
tV1 uS,,,h 20 ssst ~ "a nnis- T6Fth S0 eeit
Ia ~ 49, 4,so.,f 1so east iSS n0GS north ~
hSSt IA nnieS ID a uetery road ana with SAd road
n,,f 81 s wet ri o. I0eS 10 place OF beginning
So,;atH IN So.iod ACRES, more Of III,
kxesntinP therefrom the CAD square feet
~ IA percel of land which was cOn.
fSsy MID Robert Foriyce and wife . LeVlniAB
simms, by deed dated The 25d day Of Aoyrl1bet.
EoHniy coiirt 81 nc aid county on The An day Of
nSca,Tber iS7S Tho SgId 10 SaIiar feet being lOt
NJ ynhaTe ons m Of ihe ot number eighteen Us Of
the the I9St House Farm n 1t U1 ~
$a X 4 bnnnded SS iolowS iegiIiinr at stake
y 9Ls no,tSeast Como: thence rIlnnInE wet With
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One Of the smallest things on earth. II
Is little disc, oval in shape and not the
three-thousandth part Of aninch inlength.
The corpuscles give to theblood its bright
red color. This color they owe to the iron
that Is in them. Withoutiron your blood
would be so pale and thin as to be Of no
account. Iron enriches II and gives you
vitality. The only reliable preparation Of
ironfor a low state Of blood Is Browns
Iron Bitters, which does wonders for the
ailing and debilitated. Buy this valuable
tonic Of your druggist:
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out the whole colonial age alongside asyS-
tenn Of doctrine and practice 90 auatere o
that enforced By New England diyines and
magistrates ID but one Of the many in.
stances 81 the failure Of law and restrain
ing pfecept toswork q refinement Of man
ners, That during much more than aeon
tury after the settlement this practice
found none 70 challenge Il on grounds OF
nodesty and moral tend ncy goes % show
how powerful 10 the Sanction OF traditional
custom, even when II was attacked by
Jonathan Edwards aud other innovasoTs.
The attempt 10 abolish Il was met BY VIC.
lent opposition and no end Of tidicnle.
Edwards seemed 10 think that rs among
people who pretend to uphold their credit,
Il was peculiar TO New England" IA
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This Mode obtalnsd Also in New Eusland.
gdSay,i Es0laise tat ceatsty. X
- The mode or courtship known as bund.
ling OF tarrying- the very name otwhieh
one hesitates 70 write 70 gday-Tas pre-
yalent ncertlin regions Of New England,
especially In the Connecticut Valley, The
nraeticc existed Ia many ports Of Europe,
ana h said 70 still linger in Wales. II was
no doubt brought from England W early
immigrants. That tcould flourish through.
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Innlnc,r


"a
BY virtue q he authority Tested In ne M "a.
cree Of The Municipal Couii d WfeelinF. 49,
1nne, 1S5 win proceed 70 isll a pnbie 49,
county, Wet Virginia n he eityol NhteIIsS , s9
the highest and 6elt hiddef, sse1as' V
on SATURDAY, JULY q isss
b. ginning a. 10 clock 4 ~, tie iDlI1vIpv A.,
ecflted rial estA'e that & % say mn IT. " W
fronting on the east ode Of Eorh front Stfrst ~ ~
numbered two hnnarcd t2oQl and tso hSsSs1.,
AID one COLI on the plat oil the addition ~ ~
CITY OF wheeling laid out by Henry Moor. tt,,ItaS
Of kbene1er ZAnei eAtAte and called ZSnes ia N
addition 70 the ely Of Wheelink, And SIS ~
water or pasture ot lying east Of toe tho I'D Sb1S
described and Designated on the plat II ZSNS.s
Island addition % the city u Wheeling, bT *
number nine %. " Ws
TEElS OF stIE-oneth third o. thepurrbp,s r,,..
and Gsmuch more - the purchaser may eIe,,t Y
pay. 10 bepaid Ia cash on The day Of ode; SDd IN
feStdue thereof In three equSl inS,SitSsTiss y,
twelve, twentyf01r aud thiItykIx TutilihS IN
interest from day OF sale; the puFchH,ef n ~
his notes with approved security, tof NE deicssS
inStalments; the lille 10 b rtnfntd uNti ~ nav
chase money and the intertst thereon sSSllF h:
Special Comnlai0nsr.
W. Il. HALIER. Auctioneef.
hereby certify that J. X. 0Wden, Eptc!,l Cnn.
missioner, has given bond with security y =
quifed by law and the decrea Of Juas 6 iSS h
the above entitled CauAa.
THOMAS y. DARRAB
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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speeta1 agotises.

a CARDIFF all who arc suffering from erfon
and indIscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, los Of manhood. DO, 1wlll send are.
,cipe that win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered By q missionary in
South America. Send selt4ddre2ed envelope to
REV. JospH 4. IinAs, Station D., New York. \
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FITsi-All Fits stopped free by Or. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorcf. No Fits after inst days use. Mar.
Nj casef. Send 70 Dr. Kline, s31 Arch st., Phlla,,
p. Cancer Institute. 9a1 Arch 81. Phila, Pa. Go
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The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
JULY IL, lsS5, at the same hour aud Plscs.
X. @. BARH,
tyS. 81 Special Commissioner
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In plinusnce Of the authority vested In motys
decree Of the above mentioned court, made and
1856, the undersigned, u GpeciA commissioner
appointed for tho purpose By that court in bld
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Gurpets. a,mrnttnre, sc.

The,whIte Mountain Hammock Chair differs
from all other stationary or reclining chairs Ia
that II Is better, stronger and simpler, u adapted
70 the house. lawn, porch or camp, and Is chuck
fun Of QUIET comfort aud blessed rest. ID FAR 81.
perior 70 the Hammock IN every way, and can be
put up so as TO be always In he shade.
BY itspeculisr construction II Is balanced In all
positions, requiring no fastenlngs 10 keep Il IN
place The foot resi- can be quickly and easily I'D
iused 70 suit the Shorte't or tallest pefsonS The
seat q made oil strong canvas, fitting perfectly the
entire length, without craving the clothing tight
ly around the body, thus making 1t much cooler
than hammock: while the annoyance Of catch.
ing buttons, tearing down the ladies' hair, or in
any way displaying the limbs Is avoided.
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Go,na.nsssie,1e:ss, sa1rs.
COMMISSIONER SALE,

state Of West Virginia, City d Whesl,p, q q
In the Municipal Court q Rhfeline. ~
Caroline h. BFnes, guardian Of CaFfis6
b Hrueaj Henhiatfa Pros S1d
ChaIlea Henry bEnes, tni9nn, jim Ch,n..-
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GtoAIMIssIoNER's SALE OF yAI.
W uABLE REAL ESTATE

.(lOMM!sS1UNEhs SALE OF VAL
" uABLE kkAL ESTATE
In the Municipal Courtof Wheeling.
NJ - M ,,borl,,, -,
~ " ~ SSslea N me byI
~ ~ -, ySat y. NnsfunS made
On ~ ttiu ~ Y. ~ ~ W au ~ chan.
Tp1Iat H. hn4,,arS ~ ,iatt,iI Ayot Win
\. Y. ~ ~ - IsinEl1S, and VII
1Atu n. nAtue'4 Ai1u Vses's tHs 3s'eAaAnu, lWlll,
ON TUsDAY, JULY Z. iSsA
-
commen ling Of 10 o'eI u. sell Rt public GuS
ton, 70 the htshest and lest bidder, NJ the iFOa,
door OF the court House Of Ohio county Wtsi
Virginia, the following detcnbCn parcels u Feai
estatc, that Is % ray:
First-The wet one ball Of lot numbered thirty
t80). situate on the south doe Of Fifteenth steel
In the Michael SnhAm addition u the CITY d
Wheeling, IN the STATE Of hUSt Virginia, toEtiher
with the buAdiDgs aud improvement thereon
re t9ftssgn tpsi1s SSopS9 ne pOly
Ana VI ~ 1I - natasu, ana isG
M , ~, coz
nst q Atse pIGt umSstnas noVle, VIVA brick
a sl.o ana osuet Sla IN excellent ne
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FRIDAY, JULYl0, 1885,

49, FRlDAft JULY ~, leeo,
commencing at O'Clock A. ", the following de-
ser. bed real estate: u
Fint-Ai ccEtBin lot or parcel Of land situate In
The City OF Wheeling, County Of Ohio. Sateot West
Virginia, on the koutheaSt side OF SOuth Burpn
street, on Wheeling Island, being Lot No. q in
William Armstrong addition 70 sald city, which
runs back OF even width one bundled and twenty
feet 10 the alley IN the rear. ,.
Stcond-All That part or portion Of the piece Of
ground situate In John i. Gilchfiss addition 10
the ti'y Of Wheeling, bounded and Described as
follows: Beginning 81 d point In tho north line OF
Kentucky street, Eeventy.hye feet west from the
northwest corner RI North Front street and Ken:
lucky street; and rinningth north one hun.
dred and fOsty.one and tourtweliths feet 70 an
alley; thence west with said Blley thirty and
eight twellths feet; thence south parallel with
Eafth York street ono hundred and forty feet 70
KentueEy street; thence east with Kectncky street
forty one feet N the place OF beginning. being Lot
No. OF said Gichrtsts addition, rs dcSiynAted on
the plat Of said Addition. I1,
TiRMs OF aAiE-Upe third and so much more a.
tho pnrcf aser elects to pay In cash the balance In
two equal lnStAllmeuts at six aud twelve months,
evidenced by promISsory notes with ample security
bearing interest from the day Of sale and lien 70
be retained the property until al the purchase
". j. VI. GoWDEN, Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that said Special Commits Toner
has given bond aud secu ity In accordance with
THOMAS N. DARRAH, 4.
Clerk OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
b W. Il. HALtEh, AuctIoneer. !el0'we
The above sale IS adjourned until Monday, July
Is, 1sS6, at O'Clock A. u.
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are,,, Aauerttsenrents.

yIIANTED - a SITUATION on "A
wv farm oF about hcpao. ~ . tnau and vile;
m tste care Of horEes or cow and leok siter ~
6AN, NGftin reuy. Ohio. -. q tylSs.
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thereby certify that bond has been gwen BY The
above named Spl ciHl Commissioner In The GbOVe
entitled cause Ms required by law.
= 'fIF57s1 THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
-iATHAIES-.l txPLANAIIoH OF REPgRiHc6 MARKS.
oDRlly. tSuuday excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Time: q
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How Mis- jerome Bocam. Lady churehiii.
Her Eleetioneerips Freak.
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LOADED Shells!

Emma j. McNsster and Others.
In punuauce Of the authority vested In me by
deors Of aid Court entered IN the above entitled
Ctse on the nth day Of May, 1855 Will sell NJ the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County, West
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ctONlMIssIo NER's SALE.
simon Horkhelmer and Geo. B. Caldwell trurse.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West Viz
yihie, In chaneery.
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iront door Of tho comt House Of OHIO county sel
nj public auction, theseYeul PARCELS Of real esLe
hereinafter mentioned, or 80 much as may be MO
okSary 10 pay the liens upon the same ay vet forth
In said decree, the costs OF suit aud expenses OIL
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THOMAS N. D4RRAH,
W. Il, HALtEk, Auctioneer. !el0,we
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A GARRETT PURCHASE,
The Pitfsburs. Bradford and Buffalo
Railroad Ready for n Forced Sale.

Pittsburg Special to the Philadelphia Press 9Th
For several weeks past there has been n good
deal of talk about the Pttsburg and Western
Railroad company 5 affairs and interest in the
matter was kept vivid by the rapid
decline in the bonds, which, within the
time named. have fallen from sevcnty-eight to
>iXty-tyo. there having been sales at the latter
iiEure yesterday. The cause is the knowledge
that the road i not earning enough to pay its
fixed charges. and will not be able to pay the
interest falling due April I on the bonds of the
Pittsburg. Brad ord aud Buffalo Railroad COM
pany. amounting to $500. 600, which bears its
guarantee. This VIII lead at once To foreclosure
proceedings. and the Western road will be sold,
aud. To doubt, bought in by the Baltimore and
Ohio company.
The other bondhoders it is understood, will
pTD-rdte with the Baltimore and Ohio. If the
latter buys in the road for 20 per cent. the out
side holders OF the securities viii get 5000 on
each 81 1000 bond: if they bid it up to 30 per
Baltimore and Ohio will buy tine road in as
cheaply possible. Ii viii then reOrgaaiZe il
and manage il To suit its officers and viii. no
doubt, get rid Of all the little narrow gauge
lines which act as suckers. instead of feeders
to il, and put the property into such con-
ditiOn viii insure better earnings. The
effect ri such course on the stock OF
the Pitt>burg and Western road will
wine out its value entirely. The majority stock
OF the Western is held by g, syndicate, of which
PittsburgS interest is 3 u per cent, New ork g
31i2 per cent. and the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company - per cent. BY an agreement
made last year The baltimore and Ohio controls
irGS, and puts its Own people in control of the
affairs Of the road. The sale of the road will
freeze the syndicate out completely, and they
Will lose every dollar they have invested.
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Guarding Rich Mems Graves.

Philadelphia Letter in Chicago Tribune
F.A.Drexers body now lies In the vault where
the dust of the late Mrs. DrexeI was laid I'M
sign of peace and triumph, lie On the marble
slab that closes the sepulcher, and the iron
railing is green with smilaX. Few pass without
turning for a second look. At night one NAV
see the burly figure of a man resting in the
shadow OF the church or pacing to and fro be-
side the tomb. He is we'll armed, and from
nightfall until the day returns he never leaves.
He is the Waterman employed to guard the
dead mans dust against violation. For months
and months he will go his weary round II he
should fall i'll a substitute will be put in his
place, for II would he perilous to take a mo-
nenJ FISK with the human hyenaS who prev
upon dead mems bones Since the dissertation of
the grave OF the late y. L. Stewart the tombs Of
men OF even moderate means are always guard
ed for weeks after burial. In the case of men of
large wealth this protection Is prolonged for
months, and indeed the time of its ceasinp is
often pulpOSely left a matter of uncertainty
The widow OF a wealthy financier, who was
one OF the richest and mos. widely known men
in Philadelphia, not only had men guard her
granite put upon ii, so large and heavy that the
power OF an engine would have been required
TO pull it away.
With the exception of the specific leoacies
and the title given to charity, all of the late Mr.
DreXels estate goes to his three daughters the
Misses Elizabeth L., Catherine NJ. and Louise
IL. DreXel. The young ladies thus become the
wealthiest girls in Philadelphia The estate
has not yet been completely appraised but il
VIII probably reach nine or ten millions. There
is no one to whom happiness might be more
justly wished than to these three heiresses
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THE INvINCIBLES DECIDE NOT To KILL HIM
HIS IRISH TRIP.


Ills IRISH TRIP.
Paris Special 10 the Philadelphia Press 9Th
Another meeting of the Invncibles of a more
informal character than the recent conclave
took place to-day at the Franconville village.
between Sannois and Pontoise near Paris. As
is known through the seizure of certain com
promising letters in London, the meeting was
to have come off in Sannois, but on reaching
the place fixed on for Il rendezvous it was found
TO be closed The party, which included eight
only out of the eleven delegates present at the
conclave, therefore walked on to Franconvilie
discussing financial matters as they went, which
Is a faVorite occupation of real and bogus In
vincibles. 1t would appear that the conspiratorS
have occasional difficulty in cashing checks.
and this l. not exactly amazing.
The meeting resolved to draw up q letter for
transmission TO the Prince of Wales, through
Michael Flannery. and that COPIES of the letter
should be sent to Earl Spencer the lord MAYOR
OF Dublin and other notables. This document
which is addressed 10 his royal nighness, the
Prince of Wales, grand master OF the English
FreemaSOns, cOndeScendingIy promises that in
consideration OF the good will shown in arrang-
ing their trip TO Ireland, neither the prince nor
the princess shall be harmed during their STAY
on the sacred soil of Erin.
"6o see for yourself says the document
"what Irish people have suffered We shall
thank you, although you are the residuary leg
aztec of centuries of usurpatiOn and ATTEMPTED
determination" 1t concludes: THE life of YOUR
royal highneSS, apart from the good feeling
shown in your proposed Journey, has no definite
connection with Ireland's aspirations or Ire
land ; wrongs.
.'Signed Tor the Irish Revolutionary Directory.
"MICHAEL FLANNERY."
1t is stated that Father Nugent the ch, ef
Catholic prison chaplain in England who has
several convicted fenianS under his charge in
Waltons Jail, near Liverpool, and elsewhere
passed through Paris en- route for Lyons yester.
day While there he saw two Inyincible dele
gates and adjured them to abandon their policy
OF murder and violence.
1t is learned from usually reliable source
That ifeSh outra2eS may be expected within "a
de
1t will soon be known whether the Invincibles'
threats are moOnshiue or not.