Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-25
EASTERN NEWS.
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AasfksF kecard Broken.
Bo~rux. Oct. 2.-E r. Ives. Of hsr-
| idsu. Conuertie1t. aud ". A khOc=s
% Dorchester, Massachusetts,. this after
poou concluded their attempt 10 breal
Aof11sdy's bycie record Of - lis
miles 10 "a hours. Trey rode = met
| machines and completed al 3 - miles
% 2 h01rs. = ain 1ses eisp=ed time, OF
total riding tune, - hours and minsts
on wall street.
NEW ToEK. Oct. 74.-Gosssnrnsris.
| dali and strong. The railroad 5SEd
market xzs noticeable TO-DAY for TIE
| enoru5oas $als4 Of Krie second % sis
-hioh made = zst advance Of 2. PEI
/ eeuf. Sticks wsre decidedly str NJ and
active during TIRE forenoon, bat more
qalst and sezk IN tue afternoon.
here uAs an1suA activity IN some 81
the .sz priced securities be markei
closed irregular. Western Union, New
York Central, Canada southern, Jersey
Central, Reading. Louisville Il Nash
VILE and Pacific Mail show fractional
decline from last night. while y. Paul
u 10 !. Onion Psci3c -, Oregon Rail
Eav a Navigation =, and Delaware &
Hudson =.
Grace g. Citizen
Nav YoEE. Oct. "a Mayor Grace rsQ-
stored a. voter Yesterday. which set-
tied the long mo1ted point as TO bis cit
izsnship. lie presented naturalization
papers dated IN ls-l.
Gail for the National League Conyen.
tien.
CHICAGO, Ost. "a - The foliSving coua-
nunIcali0n was issued today:
IErsH NATIONAL LEAGUE or AMERICA,
LIxcoLS, Nsb., O,tobsr 24.h, lsSd.
To Oglcers and MEMBER Of BrdFseAss
Pursuant 10 tbs resolution of the Ma
tional Committee Of the League. passed
at meeting held in Chicago ia August
last, tie excessive has been IN cOmmu
nieAti0n with Mr.. PArnell with view
TO fixing = date for our National Con
venti1n that would suit Mr.. ParneiFs
convenience. and that Of such other
delegates a. may be seat over TO repre-
sent ths home organization. We now
have the pleasure to inform you that
the third annual convention OF the
Irish National League of America to
be held in Central Music Hall in Chi
cago, on Wednesday and Thursday,
January 10Th and 2lst, lSoG, will be ct
tended By Mr.. Parnell and delegs
ton of his colleaees. We earnestly trust
that every Branch Of the League will be
fully represented thereat. We are
approaching a mos. momentous crisis
10 the long struggle for lrsland's ma
tional rights and no man OF Irish birth
or Irish blood, no true lever of liberty,
who feels sympathy for oppressed
kindred or love for the dear old mother
land should fail TO extend helping
band to secure that victory, which seems
now on the very eve OF accomplishment.
Our people at home are manfaliy do
ing their part despite every kind of CO.
ercion and terrorism. Let us do ours
and show England that the bold and
manly. yet wise and prudent, policy Of
Parneil commands the universal and
hearty approval and support of the Irish
race at home and abroad. All branches
and societies affiliated with the League
that have subscribed the regular dues
for the current term or have contrib
nted TO the Parliamentary fund a sum
equivalent to the amount of the dues
shall be entitled to representation, ard
the basis Of representation shall be as
follows One delegate for every fifty
members In good standing provided.
however, that in the country districts
where the number of fifty members
cannot be easily reached, any number
from twenty FIVE to fifty shall be emit
lied to one delegate. AZ the time is
short, let our action be prompt aad eff
feetive. Let us make this convention a
credit to our race and a message OF
fresh hope, courage and material sup
port to our kindred in Ireland in theii
desperate struggle against oppression.
PATRICK EGAs, President.
The President D. Firm.