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MI. Labouchere, Of the London Truth
says hat he has never met with more
practical, senibIe men than the Irish
Nationalist leaders when not under the
influence of temporary excitement. 81
have" he says, been greatly struck
with their broadness Of view, which
contrasts advantageoufly with our
supercilious mode of treating political
opponents, our insularity, and our want
of facility to grasp new ideas. 2
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HER NATURAL. WEALTH.
! Continued from first page. I

I them to subscribe $4,000 out of theil
| funds towards the undertaking. Every.
| thing promised well until the English
| fishing interest became alarmed at the
prospect even of a part OF the Irish fish.
cries being developed to q large extent.
Petitions poured in against the bill
from HarWich, Grayesend, and Faver-
sham; and this measure continues
Mr.. Blake. $50 calculated to secure
many important and beneficial pur-
poses for ireland, was thrown out by a
small majority, On the 9th Of March,
1904, being ordered to be read that clay
six months !"
TOOK ON THIS PICTURE AND ON
THAT
Meantime, how were the Scotch fish
ern4en treated? I again quote Mr.
Blake: The circumstance Of Scotland
having received for her fisheries, from
1909 to 1923, Ell ,1s9, IA, whilst Ireland
during the same period did not receive
more than 1886 ,o0O. being a difference
of over ESQ, 000 ia favor OF the former
in twenty years, also seems to have
been ignored Need say that the ac-
curate compiler, MFR. Blake, gives au-
thority for his statements. Would that
could quote more from Mr.. Blake's
admirable book, published in 1858. But
let me come to the Royal Commission
over which he presided IL 1853. There
are several recommendations that what
France and America do for their fish
cries should be done for ours. Let me
add a, few: That measures should be
taken to ascertain whether fish in any
quantity are to be found Off the coast
in places not resorted TO by fishermen, =
THAT a Government vessel should oe-
casionally attend 10 enforce observance
OF the regulations as to the time for
the shooting of nets.'
That greater facilities should be at |
forded for the construction OF fishing
narbors." Not one OF these recon- |
was effectively carried out.
We have still the pncomplied with re-
quest Of the inspectors for vessel to
assist them III their great work. ThaI
advantages of such a vessel are numer-
Jus; by it the inspectors could follow
he migration OF fish, as the French /
uggers dc, and telegraph communica-
ions to fishermen waiting for haul.
The French and American Govern
nents go further; they promote the
'reeding OF fish in suitable places, and
hus cooperate with misleading of OBJ
nature. Theinl fishing. /
IN authorized by Mr.. Blake to say,
;ould, by fish passes at such places as
7houl-a-Phuca and other rivers. be
doubled, and the sea-fshing, by meas
lres such as he has recommended, be
.uadrupled, and TINS about g3 600 eco
er annum added to the wealth of the
ountry. Surely here is a Department.
equiring, like agriculture and COM
aerce an Irish Minister accountable to
n Irish Parliament
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Henne-
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In the MISTER OF the estate os william Dw@er
deceased.
On reading and fling the final account OF tie
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hy Law entitled 70 the same
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Register! Register! Rseisterl,l

Mr. J. N Priester, the merchant tailor at No,
10 Second street south, proposes to keep q reg
ster of all those who may have suits made mp
IN his esta bishmenf from Dec. ist to the Isl OF
april The political faith of each
man viii be recorded On this book
with his name. sir. Priester proposes
to give per eentof the proceeds realized this
way to the campaign fund Of the party--deIn-
ocrstic republican or otherwise--whics shall
haye done the most trading with him.
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BRANCH MEETINGS.
The Work of the Different Organizations
During the Past Week.

There was q very large attendance at
the meeting of the Dayitt branch Of
the Irish National League Oh Sunday
evening last. An animated debate was
had upon the following topic: Resolved,
That the best way of obtaining the
freedom of Ireland is by physical
force, under the present circumstances.
Messrs Chris. a. Gallagher, John Nc
Guirk and 2. I'll. McPartlin handled the
affirmative side of the question, while
Messrs. j 81. Steele and G. A. O'Con-
nor took up the negative The speak
ers deeply interested their audience by
the arguments presented, as was
proven by the hearty applause elected
throughout. a rising vote decided in
favor of the negative.
The ParneIl branch met in Holy Ros-
arJ hall on Sunday evening. A good
attendance was present, President Nc
Herman, Matt Walsh, John Lally and
many Others present al drass5u the
AAAe1p&h s. "A POI Was sung
by Mr.. DoM- decided to
mold mass meeting in / the near fu-
Jure--Wibnin 6Wo weeks -.and a COM
mittee OF arrangements was appointed
for that purpose.
a meeting was held IastSunday even
ing in West St. Paul of branch No. 677
of the Irish National league, for the
purpose OF hearing the report of the
executive committee OH the subject of
mass meeting. The committee failed
to appear and but very few members
attended the meeting. There was
some talk in regard to the day on
which the mass meeting should be
held, and the sentiment of the meet
ing seemed to be in favor Of the ami
yersary OF Washington's birthday, but
as the committee did not appear moth
ing definite was done about it.
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STANDARD In that city. ANY moneys
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Fertising will be promptly acknowi-
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The Dickev murder case at 7 snkton.
Dakota, has been given to the jury.
joseph Thompson was killed By a
fall from q seatfold IA the shaft Of the
Iron aill mine, near Deadwood, Dsk.
Wednesday.
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JAMES X. CORRIGAN, Attorney and Coun-
- selior-at-Law, Ito Hennepin Avenue, Min
neapolis, Mimi. Opposite City Hall.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

Orleans Fencing Masters" o. B. Mayer
has story of the Revolutionary War en-
titled "The Two Marksmen OF Rufus
Mountain" the scene of which is in South
Carolina. Horace d. Warner has snort
paper on "rhe Summit OF the SOUTH"
The Southern BlVouac, Louisville, by.
The Art Amateur for November oon-
tains striking double page colOred plate
of magnolias, by Victor Dangon, with full
directions for painting the same. The
number presents specially notable array
OF large and handsome illustrations and
designs, including double page tapestry
decoration, barberry design fOrcup and
saucer, several pages of secular ana &C.
clesiastical needlewoTk. a page OF figure
sketches by Edith Scanuell, and variety
OF designs for fan painting, wood carving
and Tepousse brass work. A special
feature is some particularly fine ilIustra.
tlons OF Haytland porcelain. The Art
Amateur, % Union square, New York.
The Eclectic for November brings with
it Its usually well selected resume OF
the best foreign periodical literature.
The place OF honor is gwen to paper on
RUSSIA and England" now the burning
problem of foreign politics. Andrew
Lang's interesting paper on Egyptian
Divine Myths" is suggestive cOntribu-
ton to an important banch OF study; aud
the article ON "Revoluuon and Eyolu-
ton" by the Russian philosopher and
scientist, Leon Meichnikon, Will be read
with attention. e. Il. Bolton, % Bond
street, New York.
The Forum for November is one
OF the most interesting numbers OF
the year. 1t contains sour Political
Methods" by David Dudley Field, "Re-
cent Naval Progress" by Woods Pasha,
"PrOhibiti0n, So-oailed," by Rev. Dr..
Leonard w. Bacon. "Restoration OF Sill
Ver," by Richard W. Bland, ''Oil on the
Waters" by Prof. Thurston, "Confes-
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Outing for November he's its usual in
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most attractive articles are "The Sunset
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venture" continued; ''rhe Last Voyage
the World on Bycicle," XIV, by
Thomas Stevens; "The Maytlower and
Galatea Races of 1856" Outing Pub
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MUSICAL NOTES.
The great musical publishing house Of
Oliver Ditson IL Co., of Boston, are con-
stantly laying before the music-loving
public the choicest productions OF the best
composers. Among the latest the MORN
ING NEWS has rec eived copies OF the toll
lowing pieces: Memories OF Happy
Hours" an idyi for the piano, by Sophia
Reynolds; a charming song by the IA
nous composer, Gounod, entitled 1.-The
Arrow and the SOng,"-Longfelow
poem; "Babllage," by Dursnd, a choice
piano piece; "a sail i'll Sight," a vocal
duet, by Guest; MAID of Monterey" by
Hewitt; Gan Exile Sat Upon the Strand"
a beautiful little classic lied or sony ar
ranged as piano piece, by Jensen.
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New York, Oct 2a-Cleared, steamship Ma
harajah tRr), Anele. savannah; schrs Mar
Gus Davis, Lawrence, Key west and ram
Us Nat Meader, Hr0wn, Jacksonville.
Sailed, brig stacy Clark, Pensacola.
Hamburg, Oct 2S--Sailed, bark Albion (Nor),
Bund. Pensacola.
Liverpool Oct 29-ArrIved, steamship Coro-
nilla tBr). GAVIN, savannah, with arm of pro-
peller broken.
Newport. Oct 29-Sailed, steamship Ashdell
(Br), Main, Brunswick ~
Baltimore, Oct 29-Cleared, schr II S Lam
fair Woodland, JACK sonvilie.
Brunswick. Oct 28-Arrlved, bark Airing
ton Nor, Torgesen, savannah; schrs E'la NJ
Watts, stevens, do; Flora Rogers, Jameson,
Boston for Fernandina.
Charleston. Oct % Sailed, schr Sarah ID J
Rawson. French, Jacksonville
Darien, Ga. Oct 29-Cleartd q, schr Meyer
and Muller. Perkins. New York.
Fernaudiua. Oct N-Arrived, schr g
Chase, Plnkham. Brunswick; Edw Avery,
Haw eY, New Haven.
Galveston, Oct 29--Cleared, schr N&ntasket,
Richardson, Pensacola.
Georgetown, ; c, Dot 29-Arrived. schr
Francona. from Ncwhuryport.
jacksonville. Oct 29-Sailed from Fort
George, steamer Louis Bucki. New York; schr
Smith, Knott, -.
Kew West. oct 29-Arrlved, steamers Nor
gan, Havana land proceeded for New Orleans !;
j Cochran. do.
Sailed, steamer Mascotte. Havana; schr
Austin ID Knight, Drinkwattr. Mobile.
Pensacola, Oct 29-Arrived, bark Gudvang
(NOr). Schmidt, DemerarS.
Port Royal, Oct 21--Arrived. schr Caleb S
Ridgeway, Townsend, New Ork mot rs tele-
graphedl.
Delaware Breakwater. Oct 2s-saned, schr
Mary Judge. Norwood. Philadelphia for
Savannah.
st Augustine, Fla. Oct 27-Arrived, schr
Cyrus McKOwn, Farnham, ROcBland.
New York, Oct 31-Arrived, stmr5 Egypt,
Etruria and Sorrento.
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List or Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.


strathmore (Br), White, -, sld Oct --.
Dotterel OBJ, =, Liverpool. sid Oct II.
st Asaph lBr), Hossaok, at Liverpool, Oct %.
Norfolk tBrl, WOoston, Hull. sid Oct is.
Nymphaea BIZ, Brooks. Philadelphia, oct 10.
Maharajah (BrJ. Ainslie, New York, sid oct
Viola ,Br). Murray. Barrow via Baltimore,
Catalan $50, Munecas. Matanzas, up Oct H.
Kate Fawcett (Brl, Young, at New York. oct
20.
Dragoman tBr). -, from -, due Nov -.
BOthal lBr), -, from -, due Nov %.
CydoniH tbrl, Esson, Barrow via New York,
sid Oct y.
Benevolent (Brl. Thompson. Liverpool via
Demerara sid sept Is.
Barcelona Br), simpson, London, up Oct 20.
StrathleYen OBJ, Pearson, at New York Oct
90
BalIeni (Br), Cooper, -. sid Oct -.
Eddystone Br), Porter, Hull, sld DOT "a.
Confgsby (Brl. Blake Marseilles, Sid Oct %.
Ashdell fBrl, Main, Newport. K, sid Oct 90.
SHIPS.
Germauic tBr), Waycott, at Liverpool, Oct 10.
BAEGs.
Syea swj. Plomgren, Reval, sid June 10.
Tuncred (NOrl, BiOrJsen, Penarth via santos,
sid June2
Mary Jane tBr), Cnristian, Fleetwood, sid
Sept 10.
Tonic Gtal,, Sierra. Hamburg, sid Sept II.
Cato Nor. johnson. Liverpool. sid Sept 20
JOHunnts HOu Ns'Oi j. NJSl OoChs bISthoyAs hIu
Sept 70.
Gerda (Nor), Olsen. Liverpool. sid Sept 25
Erragon NOR, Weber, santos. sid Aug q.
Chimaea (Norl, Petersen, Hamburg, sid Sep
~.
Euialia Nor, -. MarseiIles. Bid Oct 3.
Moland tNorl, Omundsen, at BuenOs Ayres
Sept so.
Taurus Nor, johnson, Liverpool VIA Santos
sid Aug8.
Veronica (Nor), Peterson. Altoona, sid Oct 1.
Braekka (Nor), Jensen, Montevideo, sid Sep8.
Diana Nor, Gundersen, Carthagena, sid
about Oct :.
sappho Nor, Knudsen, at Buenos Ayres,
sid Oct9.
Alexandrine GER, Rickeles, Newport, Il. via
Cane de Verde, sid Oct IA.
Niagara ger, Steenken, Bremen, sld Oct u.
Finland Rus, -, Barcelona, sid Oct Il,
Ossuna tI3r). Mckay, Belfast, aid Oct 10.
kngelbreckt (sw), Eckmau, at Liverpool, Oct
y.
Vidette, Tunnel, Baltimore. aid Oct -.
Felix Aendelssonn GER, Mailman, Leghorn
sid oct II.
Jupiter Nor, Anderson. Malaga. sid Oct H..
Ophir tSorl. jacobsen, Stables D'Olonne, sid
oct 20.
Belvidere tBrl, Trefry, Liverpool, SID Oct 10.
BRiGs.
Woodbury., Brown, New York. sid Aug Is for
CuracOa and Little Curacao.
Raven tBrl, Ilendry, Hamburg, sid Sept H.
scHOOSERs.
susan y Ray, spalding, Baltimore. sid Oct 49,.
Mary b Judge, Norwood. Philadelphia, sd
Charmer. Daboli. New York, up octz7.
Samuel II Crawfofd.Tilt0n, Baltimore. sd Oct
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Island City, Voorhees,. Baltimore. up Oct 80.
Annie Bliss, O'Doonell. Baltimore, up Oct %.
Warner Moore, Crockett, New York. up Oct
%.
John r Penrose, Smith. Philadelphia, sid Oct
%.
Annie c Grace, Grace Philadelphia, up Oct
90.
Annie Ainslie, =. Philadelphia, up Oct %.
JOS Rudd, Hallock, New \ ork, up Oct 26.
Abbie "a Gheen, Gheen, Baltimore. IN Oct %.
June Bright, Barter, Boston via Clarks Cove.
sid Oct rs.
B Leisenrlug. Davidson. Philadelphia, cid
Oct %.
Emma Knowles, Hand, Baltimore, up oct
%.
Lille Schmidt, Eldridge, Baltimore, up Oct
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

- EORGIA. CHATHAM whereas,
VI CARL sCHUL1Z has applied TO Court
OF Ordinary for Letters Dismisaory as Adj
minietra'0r on the estate Of CAIHARINE
SCHU LIZ, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish
all whom 10 may concern 10 be and appear be-
fore rhd court. 30 make objection ~ any they
havej on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER NEXT. otherwise said letters
Will ue granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER-
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
8lst day Of August, 1850.
PHILIP "a. RUssFLL H.
Closk y v. 4. 4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

EORGIA, CHATHAM Whereas
" JORDAN +. BROOKS has applied TO
Court OF Ordinary for Letters Dsmissory as
Administrator cum testamento anneXo on the
estate Of SILVIA ANN sCREVEN, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite aud admOnish
all whom il may concern 80 be and appear be-
fore said court, TO make objection " any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters
win be granted,
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
3lst day Of August. 1896
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk {, o. l.. &.
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MONDAY. Nov !. 1856.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Richmond tBrl, Carson, Phia-
delphia-Jas Il West Co.
Steamer Katie. Bovin. Augusta AID way
landipgs-.Tohn Lawton. Manager.
steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's BLUM and
way landings w Gibson. Manager.
Tug Norman. Crowell, New Orleans via
Key West for Observation-Disclosures.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Whe reas
VI JOHN N. GUERARD has applied to
Court OF Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as
Executor on the estate Of MARY CROSBY,
deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern 10 be and appear be-
fore said court, ~ make objection 81 any they
hayel on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters
will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON J.. FER
RILL. Ordinary for Chatham county, tins the
3lst day OF August, 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL. JR.,
(5ICrk l.. q. G.. q.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

~ EORGlA, CHATHAM COUNrY.-Whereas,
VI JOHN e. TAYLOR has applied TO Court
ministrator on the estate Of CHARLES VAN
HORN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to olte and admonfsh
all whom it may concern W be and appear be-
fore said court, TO make object ton III any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT, otherwise said letters
viii be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
Both day of October, 1886.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk e.. O. O. e.
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CONSIGNEEs.

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GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Wb sreas
NsUSAH MCVEIGH has applied fortwelve
months maintenance and support out of the
estate OF EDWARD MoVEIGH. deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite all whom it
may concern to he and appear before said
court 10 make objection on or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.
otherwise said support will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
Both day OF October. 1855.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk &. .. G.. &.
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n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.--Not IS
VI hereby given that we have made applica-
ton to the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county for order TO sell lot number forty Mercer
ward. city Of Savannah, belonging 10 estate
OF EDWARD G. ANDERSON, deceased, for
the payment of debts and distribution, and
that SAID order will be granted DECEMBER
TERM. 1886, unless objections are fled.
Y. NJ. ANDERSON.
X. =. AN DER5ON,
III. A. CRANE,
OCTOBER 30, 1896. Executors