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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-15
THE GOVERNOR FIRM.
CAMERON Versus HUGHES.

Gevepner Orders STATE. orscers Net 70 Fake
Any Coupons Except In Aeesrdssee with
state Laws.
Governor Cameron and staff left the
city yesterday morning at 2 O'Clock for
the New Orleans Exposition, but pre-
yious to his departure he had full and
free conference with the Board Of Com
missioners of the Sinking Funl, and
signed the following paper:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, J.
GovERNoR's OFFICE,
February ls, 1885. J
To the Auditor of Public Accounts,
Second auditor, and Treasurer cf
Virginia:
Under nv oath TO see that the Con-
stitution of Virginia and the laws passed
in pursuance thereof are faithfully exc
cuted, it becomes my duty to call your
attention to the laws prescribing the
mode in which all revenues and other
dues shall be received and paid into the
Treasury Of the Commonwealth.
order that strict compliance with
such laws be enforced, and that no
coupons shall be taken, accepted, or re-
ceipted for on the part of the Common
wealth. except IN accordance with the
statutes Of the State Of Virginia.
TSignedl WILLIAM K. CAMERON.
BY order Of the Governor:
II. W. HOurnOy,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Yesterday the following circular was
issued, and appended to it was the or
der above published
RICHMOND, Feb. IL. 1885.
To -, Treasurer Of - County or
City:
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srEIGus sOR sALg.
SLEIGH FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A No. l DOUBLE
II SLEIGH, with POLE. good - ncw. 4p.
ply TO POWERS. Taylor 3 Co. 13d3
Main slsect. VIII be sold cheap.
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VIRGINIA COUNCIL. No. u

VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No. "a
' 26, ROYAL ARCANUM. RIcB-yxtt
NoSD. Va. February IL. lss5.-rhe 49,
members Of this COUNCIL are re- -
quesied 10 attends regular meetingaf Isn-
tral Hall on MONDAY, February Id "a. at
1880 T. VI.
Members OF sister Councils are frater laily
invited to attend.
BY order Of the Regent
WILLIAM LONENSTEIN.
H. rrIg NaarafaFU
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NRDER OF IRON HALL.-A

HKDEN Vf TNVN HhLL'-AII
~ charter-Inem bers and gentlemen desi
rous OF jolnlnga new Branch 10 be instituted
at d-Fellows' Hall. corner OF Mayo and
Franklin streets, on MONDAY. February
23d. will he promptly on hand At y. NJ.
This order pays s25 q week sick-benenfs.
and at the expiration OF seven years an Gu
dowment Of 81 200. For further informa-
ton call on or address.
JOHN X. WALDMAN,
Deputy supreme Justice o. OF ]. Al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-15

HEA QUARTERS YOU NG-
IL GUARD ASSOCIATION, RICHMOND,
VA, February is, lss5.-fol viii meet at
9I3 west Marshall street at 2:45 p. NJ. TO-
DAY TO attend the funeral Of Comrade w.
II. DEAN.
X. H. Fox, President.
Is l5-ItR j. H. WALKER, Secretary.
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EDuCATsoxAL.
THE RICHMOND POLyCLlNlC.

The second annual session win begin on
the SIXTH OF APRIL and end June IS,
1855.
Terms: $40 for the conrse.
For further information or circular apply
10 DR. JOHN N. UpSHUR :
accretafy and Treasurer.
20c east Grace street.
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Nv G. SMITH, e&~
w si4 NORTH FIFTH STREET. @-ssk-
MANUFACTURES or cARRIA AGES
PHAETONS. BUGGIES. VILLAGE
CARTS, &C.
A number of SECONDHAND CAR
RIAGEs. PHAEfONs, T0P-BUG(iifsS. and
CARTS for sale cheap. A cali solicited.
la 2o-lm
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MINNIE OSCAR GRAY,
supported by
WILLIAM r. STEPUENa

WILLIAM Il. SIEfffENs,
and their greatest Of all dramatic do0N Ro
meo Zip. Hero, Leo, and Major, Who Wi
give the great fiye-act drama Of
SAVED FROM THE sTORM.
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HEADQUARTERS ASSOCIATION
Il UNITED VETERANS You are Hereby
notified To attenda regular meeting OF tho
Association at Stumpfs Hall. corner Eighth
and Main streets on MONDAY EVENING,
February 10th, at 1870 o'clock. A full at
tendance n desired.
BY order of Commander +. J. REILLY.
fe t5-lt X. III. FOX. AdJutant.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
MARRIED. BY HIMSELF.
SIGNING HIS OWN CERTIFICATE.

CLERGYMAN wEDs A MAIDEN WITHOUT HELP OR
WITNESSES.
Within the last three years curious romance has
been unfolding itself corner OF the little village OF
Tarrytown. In of ts aspects it has given rise to
legal questions which the heroine most desirous
OF having settled. Tho SAID heroine was born 10
humble station. but was fond of reading BY the time
she eighteen years age she had read much ehe
was tall and slender and attractive by reason OF her
intelligence Withal she ignorant of society ana
its wavs except ~ the latter purported to he taught
in the light ltert ture OF which she had im0lOed
deeply OF the realities OF lite she knew little. Into
Tsrrytown came dash,ng young clergyman oil
peculiar tyne who carried firearms ana had shot al
fclow-student while at college in Virginia lie became
interested In the girl whom he battered Dy Ms VISITS
and attcntions and 10 whom he read his for
criticism and the poems OF their choice Tor mntnai
dclectation His visits grew more and more frequent
One evening lie asked her to marry him. Regarding
this as Joke the grl said yes. Atterward he reiefreu
to this binding promise. Ills next step was u
repeat TO her portion the marriage service OF tho
Episcopal Church getting her to make the responses
telling her that It was merely form OF engagement
Then he told her that they married hard ana
fast.
All this time the clergyman had been trying to get
the girl to 20 to picnic, aud places of amusement with
him. but in vain She had met him except III hor
fathers house. Now he told her that they were
married but as his church did hot wish marreu
pastor. they must keep II secret until ne was III
position to acknowledge her They could h9WeNci'
spend their vacation together. The girl steadily re-
fused 10 believe in the legality OF the marriage lhen
the clergyman filed out one OF hls marriage ott. N
cate blank : signed il himself and got a firm OF New
York lawyers 10 certify tn the correctness 0 the uocu
ment and tho legality Of the marriage. By alternately
threatening TO kill himself and her, ne urea 10 I'm
the girl sign il also. She would not however. Ohe
day in lit of anger he destroyed 1t before her 'Sos'
Then he filled out another and got brolheI cl,reSI eSI
man to sign IT. or else forged the name and lau sun
another law firm put the imprint OF their approVni
upon ts legality lie was again unsueeeSsinl III e de-
ing her sign this one and it, too, was many ue-
stroyed After failing In these repeated attempts 10
make the girl acknowledge the marriage tue GIsIES-
man gave up the contest and lett the to"h ~ h
the two years which have passed SINCE inc Si SIi n T
Wondered The question Married or Singef until She
j. well nigh distracted. Legal experts c0hNueu w
her hatly contradict one another as to the law oea.
or the point and she hestaes to appeal to the courts
as she shrinks from publicity.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

10 the position OF BrignderGenera Of Volunteers At
Brsow OF the hardest fought battles o the
war-his gaantry conspicuous. and he earned for
himself the soubriquet OF The Hero OF Bristow' de
participated in the battles OF Bull Run and Chanty ana
at Fredericksburg and ChancellOrsyle lie received
special mention eallantry in the reports part OF
the time he commanded division. and at the sur
render OF Lee he put in command at City Point On
June l. 1865, he commissioned Major General by
brevet for gallant and meritorious services.
AZ the close the General Carr returned to Troy
and the member OF the firm OF j. b. Carr
CO.. manufacturers OF chain cables While absent from
home and without previous notice he was appointed by
the Governor Major General OF the Third Division oil
Militia The rhrt he took and his bearing during
the strike OF 1877 MIN in the nigh regard IN
which he had been 80 long held In 1879 he was elected
Secretary OF state by amaiority OF ls76 Two years
was re- elected by 1902 majority and in 1883
he again reelected. having majority Of 1888
votes being the only successful on the Republican
ticket Secretary OF State he has administered his
office with excellent hsmncss ability and discretion
Personally General Carr man OF genial and pleasing
manners, and is very popular with his soldier com
rades
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

General Joseph Bradford Carr was born OF
Irish parents IN Albany August l6. 1879. His parents
came 10 this country from Ireland In 1921 His father
had been VOL educated hut he not In sympathy
with the EnL-h rule I'm hs native Land and he Joined
others in coming this country He was able to give
nj. son such instruction with the addition d COM
mon school education compensated FOR lack Of other
educational advantage The young man Joined militia
company Ia l-I0, and tho next year hc was male
lieutenant subsequently 20 the command oi tho
9th Regiment when the War broke out he wa among
the first to Offer his services and his subsequent career
as a sol iicr needs suogy
on April -. 1861. lie given command OF the "a
New-York Regiment. which the first volunteer
regiment 20 leave the state lie showed himself true
aud gallant soldier, and he led hs regiment from bg
Bethel tho first battle OF the 10 Yorktown ana was
IN battles OF Malvern Ii. In the Chick
ahomlny campaign at Brstow station, Fredericksburg
ana Chance Vile In the historical engagements oi
the Orchard and Malvern Hin he placed ia command
Of the celebrated Second Jersey Brigade" on septsm-
her T. 1869, the personal recommendation OF Gsheral
Hooker for gallant and meritorious services IN the
Held Colonel Carr was promoted by President Lincoln
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
ELOPING WITH 4 CARPENTERS WLFE.
FREAK OF A WEALTHY sPECCLAToR-PURsUED BY
THE HUSBAND AND ARRESTED.

FREAK OF A WEALTHY sPECCLAToR-PURsUED BY
THE HUSBAND AND ARRESTED.
WuLIAMsPoRT, Penn, Oct. 20 tSpecldO.-
Russell C. Chace a wealthy speculator OF this city,
has lived here for several years at No 81 East Thrdst
His family consisting OF wife and daughter, have been
living in New-York Mr. Chace Ia aftyonc years of age,
OF not appearance sut has been fond OF
the society young His business acquaintances
are few This afternoon It leaked out that Chace had
eloped with another mans wife and that he had been
followed by the rate husband, who had him arrested at
Reading.
Early I'm September, George Bubh. carpenter, and
well known young man about town, married young
lady OF the name OF Lizzie schmidt He Kept the mar
riage secret from the public only his family knowing
about IT, Miss Schmidts father is tin smith and livestn
circumstances LIZZIE Is nineteen years old
Among her acquauances Chace, who paid her close
attention whom her husband away from home. For
.eyera laws she talking about paying visit TO
her married sister who lives at Tamaqua. She packed
her trunk and after bidding her friends goodbye she
started for that place yesterday Chace told his friends
that he was going to Philadelphia on business but in
stead Of going there he went to the depot met Mrs.
Buhb bought two tickets for Reading and he and the
young wife started on their Journey BY some msaus
George Bubb heard that everything was not all right.
and getting word that mis- wife not at Tamaqua he
made inquiries and found out that she had gone with
Chace This morning he started after his wife and
found the guilty pair In Reading In telegram 10
friend he said that he mad had Chace arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
ATTACKED BY HIGHWAYAEN.
A COLLECTOR BEATEN NEARLY TO DEATH. ROBBED
AND THROWN INTO A MINE BREACH

A COLLECTOR BEATEN NEARLY TO DEATH. RobDhD
AND THROWN INTO MINE BREACH.
SHENANDOAH, Penn, Oct. 20 (SpeodD-A
murdcrous attack which recalls the days OF 1s75 when
the Moe Maguires held full sway here, was made al
o'clock Inst night on Edward Hodgson. OF Hszleton'
general agent and collector for the Continental Brewing
COMPANY, OF Philadelphia who was knocked down Win
a black lack robbed OF $780, and then thrown down
mine breach 90 feet deep and fatally injured Mr. Hodg
son entered upon his duties as general collector ior
schuykl and other counties last August This was hiS
second visit TO this place, where he stranger.
Saturday being general pay day he arrived on sunday
and started Yesterday visiting ten or twelve
towns and collecting some 5000 or $500 He lntehueu
returning here time deposit the money III DhhK pu'
failed to do so lie started out in company OF Cashier
Smcker to finish his work.
They reached the eXtremc end Of Maln-st. ABOUT
o'clock, Mr.. HodgsOn meanwhile collecting seVerai
hundred dollars. To reach the Lehgh Valley Depot
quickly they started up the track but had gone only
few hundred yards when IIodgson was struck on the
head with a black Jack which felel him like log TO
the ground while Smickcr hit on tho head with
stone Hoigs0n begged for his life but his assaiian'
beat him rigiuy. tore the clothes from hrs body Sc
curing 5000 q d then rolled him over an embankmehl
into a caye-in 100 feet deep.
Smoker ~ the meantime recovered himself but was
scared that he away. lie subsequently returned
with assistance, but the man had escaped. Hodgson
was then taken from the breach to his hotel where
medical aid was had one side OF his head was pounded
to a pulp while his body was frightfuy bruised ana
cut The injured man had several hundred dol'"'s
scattered about in different pockets for when tho at
tacLIr. party made no search Iodssous escape from
instant death by the fall seems miraculous.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
crL1IrInyG ~ ArrEIlrE ron BEER.
EVE LITTLE GIRLS ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS
AND DI~OEDrELY CONDUCT


Bo,ToN. Oct. 20 (Syccidh.-ln Lowell yes
tcraay Hte cls a under thirteen years Of age. were
arrested for drunkenness aud di-orory conduct In the
street Information was tc.pnoncd 10 the police sta
iion that tho girls were nshtns, and Inspector
LaNammc. upon seeing the condition Of the girls,
marched them with officer Washes assistance. TO po-
ncc headquarters Tho girs sha1Dty dressed and
wore battered hats, and one OF them was VIM
oUt stockings aud shoes. Their hair WAS matted ana
Grvcl cd their ,ccs red alcohol and their speech
loud and vulgar They presented sorry spectacle
From the stories toll 10y tue eir!s II appeared
that one of them bad recently been
doing come work at q bolrlirghousc kept by Mrs
Jones, and that she was paid - wages yesterday
moraius. She hunted up her four companions. pur-
chased a pat OF whskey At a bIr-room and the five
dranh IT, They started to walk to the Fox farm IN Dra
cut, singing shoutng and causing general disturb
aucc. Then they returned TO Lowell and
obtaining q Tin pail. bought two quarts
Of beer. which they drank Their actions became
so dsgraccu that the persons who saw hsm sent Tor
the police Four o: tie gir- accused the NTH of en-
ciuy them away dsuk the quor bus the latter said
that they had accompanied her willingly and eagerly
drank the liquor and beer The girls were so drunk
that they could haIdy tell connected story, aud they
made charges and counter charges asans each other
They called each other tho most shocking names.
on account their tender years the Marshal was IN
quaary a. 10 what he should do with them As II was
evident that he sent them their wrctched homes
they would continue their downward career he ordered
them to Jc locked UP uut he could hold consut""n
with Judge Hadlcy The girls made night hideoas ny
their profanity and ribald songs.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES


TRYING TO BURN 4 RAILROAD BRIDGE
WORCEST H. oct. 2O.-A dispatch 10 me Cd=eHc says:
daring attempt made about o'clock this morning
to barn the covered bridge the Providence and
Worcester Railroad the Blackstone River, between
UXbrdge and Millve. Kerosene oil had been poured
bridge and then FIRE The frog freight from
Worcester came along In time To save the bridge.
Low ELEVATOR RATES IN TOLEDO.
TOLEDO ObiO, Oct. 2O.-Ihc Wabash Elevator Com
paDy has made materal reduction from the usual
rates OF winter storage grain at Toledo. The rate
from November to May D. both dates inclusive, Is to
be cents per bushe lower rate than has ever been
charged at this point
MILLIONS OF PROPERTY IN NEW-HAMPSUTtE.
CONCORD. N. H., oct. 2O.-The valuation OF property
throughout the State for 1857 reported by the
state Board OF Equalization, Is Tl747l0,S3l, and taxes
$2,60l s4G
PRESBYTERfAN SYNOD ADJOURNING.
BEILEFONTE, Penn, Oct 20-Tho frcsbYterian Synod
this pace concluded It's to-day and adjourned
meet year from In Allegheny City. Tho srs-
sion during the day altogether taken up IN Tecely
Ing reports Of the various committees.
NEW-JERSEY PRESBYTERIANS IN CONVENTION.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Oct. 2O.-The Synod OF the
Presbyterian Church IN NewJeTscy IN annual
session In the First Presbyterian Church this city
o'clock this afternoon. The delegates, ministers and
aymen. 10 the number OF about 800, down in a
special train FROM Camden.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
SAN SFRASCIscO Oct. 20.-Professor Edward g. Holden,
OF the University OfWisconsn, to-day elected Pres
dent OF the University Of California
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
rnrND nANGIyo rNoN rnE cnANpELIER

Boston, Get. 20 lNpcridl.-At l2:3O o'clock
this afternoon Mrs Ellie Lttlcncd, age thrtynYc VAS
found by her maid hanging to the chandelier IN her
room al the American House. She To this country
last Saturday the steamer Manitoba, from Glasgow
Scotland, seeking brother u Chicago. she took room
at the American House and said that she should leave
Boston for city 1T o'clock to-day. shc was sick
with consumption
Last night she sent for the waiting maid and said she
did not want 10 be disturbed until noon to-day. At
1880 O'clock THE morning br scu to the once Tor some
writing material. That II the last seen ot her alV"
altnpugn she VA, heard cough iuCsssanty until .
o'clock tht. morning Then all became silent shortly
after 10" door was forced open ana the woman
fouud hanging to the chandelier She had written All
anccouate latter nor brother eNpainns that she was
too sick 10 1--we any longer.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

XIth District with credit lie was for two
years president of the Young Mems Republican Cup 10
Iohn w. JacObus is native OF this city. When lad ne
enlisted in Hawkins Zouaves fought to the end OF the
war back officer Ho served three years as
member of the Board of Assessors JIG
is prominent in the Grand Army Of the Republic;
IOuls s. Goebel ia lawyer He served
one term as State Senator with credit and since tnen
has been engaged in his professioh. George G. kDDe
went 10 the war az member Of the Ellsworth Z0uaves
and rose to colonel He for several years Deputy
Surveyor and recently removed; John IL Nu
gent served with honor during the war. Sinco
his 9rn the field hc has been engaged IN business
in this ety He is the Republican leader in the AlNth
District. Ferdinand Edman was member or Assembly
in 1880. and State Senator in 1881 and 1SS2 de Is
now clerk In the City Court
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
slALLp0y sPRrlD1YG ~ CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20 (SpcciGi. Gi.-Thcrc were
thr,y-six deaths from smallpox yesterday, thlrythree
being in tho city and three in the adjoining municipal
ties There wcro eiShty-uiue cases reported. OF
the 50 patients admitted to The cid Civi; Hospital since
April J. have died. The retail merchants have decided
10 urge upln lie Provincial Board OF Health the ncccs
sity prohibiting the fvacciue points in drug
estS or oAcr stores but instead establish ceutrai
dspenSary where pure vaccine can be Issued. This
action has taken because much Of the vaccine sold
In the city has been bogus. The mos. extraordinary
about to be adopted to prevcnt the spread OF
smallpox. The Provincial Board OF Health met to-
ht and motion passed 5y the civic Board
OF Health today TO close al churches and public places
of amusement and prevent all gatherings in public
squares month 10 was resolved not To concur
IN the l. oon, IS they thouglt that the time was nop
perfume. Il was stated that any person coming from
AN infected housc TO church could be prosecuted now
Jean Bour.et, who helped TO throw pepper iu pla-
eardcr eye has thrown another pacader down stairs
\ warrant hls he,n Issued lor his arrest. Lfchmin
TO certificate stating tuat he and IlI hs family hd
beer Natc mated. Health officer 1 Ou,t has been dis
missed fur lE houses, representing hlu-r AS ihtd
col health officer and vaCcludtns the women 10 the
house.
Orinrc Oct 2D-The bark Venice has been detained at
RVerr du LOup. with two sSsrs OF smallpox hho'id
She started this morning IN tow OF the steamer AnEcsca
for Crosse Isle Quarantine station.
LONDON, ont, Ort. 2O.-AUOtEcr case ol smallpox mas
dcycopcd here, ard the patient who Is relative OF the
man who first brought he disease irOm Hamilton, Las
been removed to the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
LOSSES IN YARIoUs PLACES.

DETROIT, Oct 20.-Thc steam barge I. y.
Pratt was burned the waters edge at her wharf at
Windsor, Ont. early this morning. She was valued at
$4,000. and was insured for $1,000.
sEAFoRrn, Ont, oct 2C.-Tho -four and saw mills Of
Hvc & Mustard. at Egmondyile, were burned to-day.
Loss $50 goo partially insured.
PENSACOLA. Fla, oct 2c.A fire last night consumed
the entire block in which tAc city buildings were located
Heavy south winds prevailed bu: the public plaza hoFth
of the block assisted the hrcmcn TO cOnhne the con
naSatiOn. The loss exceeds 100000
ST. ALBANs Vt, Oct 9O.--A large barn belonging to
p. Barry, OF Fairfield burned last night from the
tipping OF lantern. The loss is $1,000 There Is
insurance.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
BATTLE FLAGs DpPJyG ~ HoyoR or

81 IILI FI-iUb UIIIINV " HV'VIt VI NI'i y
BOsTON, Oct. 20 iSDccidh.-Thc battle flags
The Dorc Hall at the state House are being arranged
under the direction Of the SerSeant-at.Ams who Will
cause to placed Ia. showing to what organ
izaton il belongs. Tue slopng frames OF timber In
which the flags set, IN order that the nass might
gracefully incline forward have been weakened by time,
and in some Instances have given way altogether This
resulted curious occurrence on the day of General
Grants funeral. just about the time the body OF the
great commander being carried from the CITY Hall
the cat,faquo and the minute guns began 10 BOOM
all the flags side OF the hall dipped together. and
were kept from falling by the spearhrtds bringing up
against the glass front OF the cases The Il which
stain of Sergeant PlunkrtIs blood, showing
where lie casprd 10 with his broken bleeding arms II
probably the most admired pircc Of six ~ NswEngand
Veterans lead their ch ldren to the stain oi the
brave sergeaus blood and every day groups Of sight
seCrs ask 10 be shown " sergeant PluHkctts nag
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
cr1t4Rs rrLL OF EXPLOSIVE GASES.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, oct. 2O.-Thc startling
announcement ia made that IN some quarters Of this city
gases have been for u long time making their way up
tho depths OF the coal mines. through erevces in
the mine roofs and hlng the cellars OF buildings until
they have become reservoirs OF unammahle and orplo
.ye gases The case of tho Hancock Public School,
Brewery ili IA mentioned ~ especially deserving
the Of Tho authorities Six hundred children
are In daily attendance at the school.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Rrrs oF NEWS ABOUT IRELAND.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.-A syndicate in this city
has offered to start feet packets in opposition to ihe
Cork Packet Company carry cste from Cork to Eng
land for the NatiOnalists.
DUBLIN, oct 20.rhc Irish landlords nave taken ih'o
consideration the distress prevailing III the asricu'ura
,,rcts owing 10 the low prices OF cereals and other
farm products aud are remng 20 per cent Of the over
due rents of their tenants 49, 49,, ,.-.,o,.,
oao ha. dissolved the Waterford branch for eXpelng
Alderman smith IN defiance OF Its orders
InNDIS Oct. 2O.-A powerful committee composer VI
nrds Random and Castetown and other prominent gen
tjemen mas been formed this city 10 assist the peoPo
~ class m Ireland who have been boycUtted ana 70
odyance funds to all persons corporations Wiling u
oppose boycottlng. - -. A.. parrall-
ita candidate for Parliament for Waterford ioi
seditious speech recently made al ClOnuieL