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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM.
JAMES RIVER LINE
NEWPORT NEWS CLAkRNONT,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY SR1ys RIREq 6p s sRsNk WITHOUT
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS,
At NORFOLK. closely with all lines for Bal
timore, Philadelphia, and New York same af-
ternoon; also, at Norfolk for Eastern North
AtNEwP PORT NEWS for Old Point, Hamp
tOn and smithaeld. Va.
And at OLAREMoNr with the Atlantic b
Danvil.e railroad for Waverly. Hicksford, &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS I-CLAS5 MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United States Maid,
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ANb FRIDAY
AT 7 AN. (STRRtT-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME for above-named places, arriv-
ing at Norfolk about $50 pm. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk. and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about 6:3O pm.
Through tickets 10 above. named points on
sale on steamer and at CAREERS Agency, No.
1900 Nam street. Baggage checked through.
sTATE;Ro0MS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smlthielc, Hamnton, Old Point, yav-
erly. and Hlcksford. Va; Warrington. ID. o.
Newber1e. Washington, and Tarboro, n. c.;
all stations on Atlantic h Danville railroad,
seaboard x Roanoke railroad. Nor folk routh-
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
generally; also, for Eastern shore Of Virginia
and all regular landings on the James river
at LOWEST RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCIBN p. TATUM, Vice President,
No. iii Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN wKIsIoER. Freight and Passenger Agt
! smyz21
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 50 connects daily Ct K9Doyilio
for Chase City, Clarksville, and oxford5
meets a. Greensboro for Duran
Raleigh, Salem, and Winston. and AL poan1o n
North Carolina ID. vision; at Salisbury Tor AL
Vile, Hot springs and al points p wese{H
North Carolina ana AZ onAs'0''s ''e w :
Train No. So connects daily g oueqo-
boro' for Salem. Winston, Raleigh, 0o14y-
boro', and Morehead City; AZ saiou1yZ -
Western North Carolina; at OhariQcto M
Charlotte, Columbia and August4 roiIFo94 ~
Columb.a, Augusta Aiken, Charieeooos 49,
nah, Thomasville, Ca, 1acknQnvflie ~ 81!
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive - A9ono19
5:l6a.m. and 800 pm. - -
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COPARTNERsnIP.

RICHMOND, VA, November l, lSss.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed co-partnership uneer the
firm name OF CHALMERS & sIRINGtEL-
LOW, for the purpose Of conducting the Fuel
Business In all its branches. Having pnr-
chased the good will, futures, etc, Of A. L.
Elicit. JR, VIC respectfully solicit con
tinuauce of the patronage OF his friends ard
the public generally, and trust by attention to
the wants of our customers TO merit consin-
uaree Of same.
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VTIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1858 Is.
Alpheus Mckinney, Plaintiff,
Charlotte Lewis nc Kinney, In onAhoe'y'
Defendant.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain for the
plaintiff divorce from bed and board from
the defendant. And affidavit having been
made aud filed that diligence has been used rs
aud On behalf OF the plaintiff, Alpheus nc
Kinney, 10 ascertain IL what county or ccfpo-
ration the defendant. Charlotte Lewis Nc Kin
ney, is without feet, 10 Is ordered that The
said Charlotte Lewis Mckinney do appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
hereof and do what 10 necessary to protect her
interests In this SUIT.
A copy-Teste;
lnoc3-tf LYONS 4 LYONS, Pc.
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
G, A, WALKER President

G. a. WALKER President. JAMES W. PEdHAMI s1Oy'
the state Of
Is be proud Of
ssngle
Of reliable insurance 20 n
Dollars Five Hundred D0
upwards - L o~sulv finn hs,
the Company plans vii DC ~
the person
No needed known a.
c. A. Walker
r oues posau wsdi George Johnston James Pleas
II Camera inc
tn
where theCo 5 represented Address
'''''' ". PEGRAM SHy Life Ina. Co. Of Eap
,
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,HEsArrAxn AND OHIO eourS
SCHEDULE n ETTEn nov. sah

LEAVE RICHMOND:
IA am For Newport News, Old Point Cor.
fon and Norfolk, daily sxo'F
sl5 am suniays only. To Newport News
Old Point. and Norfolk: ~
NIX an, Thrnrch and Local Mall - III
nrsnts west. sxcspt Sunday.
. o, nm For Newport's News, Old Potntnno
Norfolk. except Sunday.
400 nm Gordonsville acoommodAuco, u
s.oo nm, Far TonisyiiIa. Cincinnsti, Chiceso,
Vs. r'A ~ fonjs. Memphis, and New %.
ls.rs Fest Express, with through
prllms ans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans Wess nom iS''n
mond. 9.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 am Gorionsville accommodation az
,oss am ypm Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News, Except SUNDAY
Rio nm From Local points and the west
daily except Sunday.
eo5 mr., From Norfolk. Old Point snc New
wv pun non -ews. daily. Pullman pal
s,e rsIsepjng car II, m Richmond to
oco nm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depo, seyentcsnth and Broad streets.
Ticket.otfices: 1000 Msia street AND aepo"
INV. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Ut. ODELL,
"
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: lcste
WILLIAM D. WALL, Clerk.

In compliance with the above order | shall
on Tuesday the Sth day OF January, 1888. at l.
o'clock m, at tne clerks office Of the United
states District Court, No. iOI North Twelfth
reference by taking the accounts and making
the report therein required.
WILLIAM ID. WALL,
8n0v23-oawiw Special Commissioner
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United states fer the Eastern district Of
10 tne matter OF
A. ". Hartman. IT,, In Bankruptcy

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United states fer the Eastern district Of
Virginia.
A. VI 4, asH%S4. IT, In Bankruptcy.
Extract from decree Of September 3D. l535.
1T isnow ordered that this matter in rank
ruptcy, together with all proceedings relating
thereto, be referred to William Is. Wall, who
IS hereby appointed special commissioner foI
the purpose. who shall take an account OF ali
liens and charges upon the fund which has
come, or may hereafter come, 10 the hands OF
the asslgnees IN bankruptcy OF said a. W.
Hartman. Jr.. bankrupt. from the real estate
OF said bankrupt together with their prlori-
ties. "a, What viii be reasonable and proper
compensation 10 Thomas N. Page and j. r.
GUY, assignees in bankruptcy OF sad bank
uIpt, for their services rendered the estate
In this matter and In all proceedings relating
70 said estate"
And the said commissioner shall give notice
once Il week for four successive weeks in the
"Lexington Gazette" and I'm some newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond, which no.
tee shall be deemed equivalent 10 per
sOna service upon all parties concerned.
OF the time and pace OF taxing said accounts,
And the said special commissioner shall re-
port the same 10 ibe court. together with any
other matter deemed pertinent by himself, OF
which he may be desired 10 report Dy any
party 20 these proceedings,
4 cOpy-1este;
WILLIAM D. WALL, Clerk.
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GROCERIES. iETC.
4 LWAYS sOMETHING NEW:
Al
HERMANN sCHMrDT'S
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS

IMPORTED GERMAN SSR4ANHEnRIEs e
PHALiA sAUsA6E, The iirst Of the season
TIA IAN MAMMOTH CHEsTNUTs, PRQ-
kkIs d p dTn sS tss :as yos
:hsIi; Nuts, the BEST q tai al Kinds; GAN:
NEAT and MAPLE SUGAR; HONEY IN
:ssst NJ e 5' 3|S|. : ~ n
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1872
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM'
PANY.


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUho-
DAY and FRIDAY at B DIN.
steamers leave New York for kicnRon1
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIuhpAi
AZ 3 D. M; arriving In Richmond MONDAf ano
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unaurpasseas
Cabin fare 10 New York via James riVer
route dncludlng meals and bertnl' ;,..ts
Round-trip tick cts limited 20 thirty DAYS .. NJ
after date OF Issue, .,,,..s'''''''''''''" a
Storage with subsistence. NY
steel age. without subsistence. .,.....;. oW
Cabin tare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail- a ~,
Ioa0s. -, Az w
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg 49,
railroad .s..f.s...'' 's,,'.,. -. ~ "
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. CARRIERS.
1850 Main street. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and at com
pany's Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets.
Freghts forwarded and through bills OF LAD
Ing lssued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF SAILING
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS,TU RSDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,THUH5 rs
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway (via Newport News)at S:i5 m
and By Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day. OF 1888 am, will make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
GEORGE W. ALLEN 3 Co., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
2jy lstf Company Wharf, Rocketta.
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DICHMOND, FREDERfOK9DU10
II AND POTOMAC RAILR0ADt~9o1114
commencing NAY sth. iS5S--eesteeu e14'
s s:s5 am. leaves BYRD street citation ds(1u -
only at Ashland Junction. 0110 /
s M.dsI Frederi TsSss .i Ssl'SSR -
New York at li:i0 am. +.
il:C7 am. leaves Byrd-strest station l11Qs q
cept sunday. leaves Wesh1n4om ~
New York At $40 pm Psr'os - e
&c p m. caves Syrd-sreet stAfios l1lly.
deeper 70 New York
lo:ss am. srrives at Byrd-strset sfatzon tpliys
s:ts nm. arrives az Byrd-stresf Seallqn en1y1
stops at FredericksburY, Htl{o10> -
Junction. Sleeper from Wo11)10oQ0s
ioS pm arrives 4 ss BSr1''FFs s,Io :s's
Washington
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY uxcHPT suNpAys
900 pra. accommodation, leaves nyrd-e1oot
station arrives at Ashlan4 - 3 -,
oA4 pm. leaves Eiba; arrives ~ Ase'aa4 =
B:ts pm.
SAT am :fss1 ssssss Leave. :s:I v:,::4
$50 pm. arrives si at RlbA leaves AsAlAn1 =
O. a s1TfRRY9it on, General r,ctst AsseA
X. T. D. MyERs: General supsr!nten4z2k
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND q DANvILLR RArLAoAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST pIRHoT noV9u
10 THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEpERs ON ALL NTan1
TRAINS.
acupnrrE IN FFF ECT OCTOBER =. -
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DfCHMOND AND ALLk0hAr
Il RAILROAD.
sCHEDuI.E OF TRAINS IN kfbhVS
NOyEMBER rs, 1855.
ONLY LINN RUNNING SOLID TRAINS
PALACE SLEEPING CARS ssfNs
no~n Ann LYNcHBuRo.
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The executive committee of the Maine
State Grange have published the following
official programme for the fifteenth annual
session of the Maine State Grange To be held
IN City Hall, Bangor, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dec. X, 10 and 20
TUESDAY, DEcEsBER Ism 10 O'Clock :
J. opening exercises 2. appointment Of
commitJte on credentials and order of bust
ness 3, presenting credebtlals 4, general
business. The afternoon session will open
at 2 +. NJ. /, Worthy Master Robes an
nual address 2, reports of committees and
officers; 3, miscellaneous business. 7.3O
r NJ, address of welcome in behalf Of Pc
nobscot County Grange, by Brother Is. A.
Burr; welcome from Queen City Grange, by
Sister f. II. Gregory, response by Worthy
Master report Of officers, deputies, etc.
WEDSEsDAI, DEoEMBEK l2th.-9 A. NJ. :
Announcement Of committees 2, Miscel-
iaueous business; g. Reports Of committees
and introduction Of neN business, The
afternoon session will open at 2 +. VI; /.
r. ports Of officers and committees; 2, Flee
ton Of tEo members of executive commit
tee 3, Action on amendments 20 eOnstitu-
tion. E7en!ng session will open at r. VI.
!, Conferring 9Th degree. All wishing to
take this degree will be expected to come
with certificate from their County Grange
Master ami Secretary, that they have taken
the fifth degree 2. Reports Of committees.
/ Discussion and remarks for the good Of the
order
I THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 20th Grange
( opens at . A " !, Reports Of Committees
2, Discussion and action on reports B.
4 Action on ne business. Afternoon, 2 =,
/ VI T. Reports Of Committees 2, Unfinished
Z business. Evening Meeting for good Of
I the order principally Leaiin2 topic, How
I can We maxi the Grange Of the greatest
practical benefit, socially, edacationslly and
hnsncially?" to be opened by DIR. Geo. NJ
( Iuitcbell, Of Fairfield.
RATLRoAD ARRANGENExrs. The Maine
Central aud all its branches, Including tbs
Portland and Og1ensburg). ~ili sell EI ur
sion Tickets at one fare the round trip from
all stations to go Dec II, i, and 10, good
u return Dec. Z2i. All members must pro-
cure their round trip tickets at the time and
stations where the train is taken, as no return
tickets will be issued at the meeting over
ihi. road. Members who pass over road.
that do not sell II rough tickets shood bus
to the junction poin, Of the Maine Gentrz
sonly and there get Maine Central round triT
tickets.
THE GRASD TRrsK, sngor & Piscatsquii
New Brun.wick, Portland & Rochester
Bridg,on & Saco River, and Rumford Fall.
& BnckGeld railway. Will sell tickets at on'
fare me round trip from all points on ihos'
roais TO connecting points With the Main
Central
TRk sASDY RIVER r. K. will sell ticket
from Phillips TO Farmington and return fo
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TO AWAKEN INTEREST
And Sustain Religious Interest In New
York City.

NEW YoKR, Nov. 3
The first Of series of meetings und VI
the auspices os the Protestant clerxymen tu
consider the best means of keeping the relig-
ious work ABREAST Of the increasing popula-
ton of the city was held in Ch ckering Hall
tonight, large audience being presen .
Hon. John Jay presided and after the OPEN
ing exercises outlined the proposed move
meut. 1t was to be neither sectaran nor
narrow but broadly Christian and thoroughly
American.
A crisis had come in the affairs OF the
city. The influx Of the foreign tide was
per'erting institutions, corrupting politicians,
cstranging the people from the churches
Evangelical christianity must be the balwark
to check the flood Of unbelief asd immoral
liy.
Jay introduced Rev. James NJ King Of
the NJ. T. church, who spoke on the topic,
New York above lith street" He showed
that while the saloon. hal kept numerical
pace with the crossing population, the
protestant churches remained nearly sta
uOnary ar had fallen O1. The saloons con
troiled 10000 votes and were opened day
and night Their propuetors did not take
variations IN summer. Out of the 500 900
protestant population only 100000 are mem
oers Of churches DR. King defined the
Evils to be Met
are as follows in the order of their import
lnce Romauism and its machinery; indif-
fpreur Judaism and its exclusivene.s in
acuyityof protesting christians foreign bred
resistance to Amerieanizlng influence; sa-
loon, tenement Thes evils exist still
greater below 9Th street.
DR. F. SchauHier. vice president of
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The Necessity For Revenue Reduction

I. generally conceded, but the means. and
the benefit To result, present al impor ani
controversy. No apparent removal only Of
OF the burden Of taxation should be tolerated /;
neither extraVa CANT appropriations Ell. ang
evils and injustice should be honestly reeog-
mixed, boldly met and effectively remedied
There should be cessation Of the struggle
until plan is effected, fair and consery att We
toward existing industries, reducing the cost
Of neee.saries, providing free raw material
and permitting no injury TO labor. Il is the
peoples :ause and should never BE- compro-
missed
seld-hly protected interest. are Intimately
CONNECTED With the Argel. prevailing semi
menl that the governments the fountain uf n
dlvldGai and private aid and sh0gll relieve
upon the slightest pretext, the iis.re.s + cit
Izsns and communities. There is also a
growing assumption sgains: he government
IN the face oi private claims and the waving
Of bu'iness rules IN dealing With such. The
wealth Of the government and the poverty of
the citizens dealing with it are getting to BE-
a sufficient reason for breaking contracts
With the government. Prosecuting claims
agalns. II, failing 10 produce evidence for the
government the granting Of pensions and
e1p-nding large sums for public buildings
and other Improvements, thereby crowding
out action on important matters. As an in
stance of this crowding, relief mas been re-
fused the Oyercrovded docket Of the supreme
court, TO the distress of suitors aud the de-
NAL of Justice, while many laws have been
passed providing fer holding inferior courts
10 SUIT localities thus laying the foundation
Tor the erection Of new public building
bill u prevent the spoliation Of public
i. 4.
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HALLOWELL

Mr.. MInard Roberts has just been re-
membered, in pleasant way by friend
who sent him, from Sebec, Maine, a hind
quar- or of deer and two fine skins, which
are now being tanned Mr.. Roberts very
kindly distributed choice slices of his veuison
among some of his friends, and would have
remembered all had the deer been larger
The steak was very nice, a. your correspond
ent can testify.
The steam Yacht, Crystal Wave" has
ju't been taken from the waters of lake
Cobhssseecoutee and placed in winter quart
ers at the outlet.
Mr. and Ms. X. W. Dunn returned to
Waterville yesterday.
Mr Richard Dunn is confined to the house
With one Of the severe colds that are pre-
yailiug.
Mr. Thaddeus Richards Is making change
in the store at the corner Of Central aud
Water streets so that it will better accom-
modate him in his fruit business
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RICHMOND.

Mr. and Mrs, 5 r. Jackson Of Brunswick
are visiting j. A Proctor
The high school pupils held very pleas
ant sociable At the Congregational chapel
Saturday evening.
Miss May Haines returned to her home in
Dexter Monday
Repairs are being male at the Peanut; ice
houses.
The large gully just north Of Russell. ice
houses Is being filed in with saw mill refuse.
Mr. George Small Is teaching in Dresden
The Gardiner Tea Company has opened a
branch store in the Royal building
The present term Of our village school.
viii be fourteen weeks. closing a week from
next Friday. They are in iourishing con.
dition.
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INoR SALE \ uicr Jersey COW inquire OF
L dotidlS' NJ. Is. CHASE, Augfsfa Hr
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R,adk,id

Old friends we're glad to grasp the hands
Of Dr, b. Frank Morrill, and wife on Thanks
giving day and learn Of their prosperity In
the place Of their adoption at North Ber-
wick. The DR.. j. worthy Of just such sue
cess Many others in town we're glad of the
reunion the day brosgh, 70 them.--Many
sore throats are about just nov and some Of
them severe enough TO need medical aid ;
also .ome lung troubles of an acute variety
Our village schools open this morning.
Teachers: Grammar. Mr.. Chas. Whitconb
from Bates Primary Miss Emma Gordon.
W. ood choppers are active all about q.
these dsys.--There is scarcity Of dry soo1
here this fall.-Frozen ground again and
roads rougher than al any time this fall
The habits Of temperance in our community
we're never better than now.
Branch Bitis, China.
For Amusement last Thanksgiving Day a
shooting match ras organized. j. X b.
Dinsmors and II. l.. Pinkham cho0sin z
about twenty sp0rtsmsn each, TO sc0ur the
woods shooting whatever game could be
found. The party capturing the least game
vas 70 furnish an oyster supper for the com
pany. II. L. Pinkham wss the winner. A
good supper and good time vas enjoyed il
the evening BY all hands and few invitec
ladies' 10 Good Templar's Hall.--ars Ase
.th MeCurdy has returned 70 her old hom
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STATE NEW 8.
RoOsTOOK.
N'ashLvrH

~ FbsNbDfH
Hon. r. II. Pbsir's mill in Washburn
which has been shut down few weeks for
repairs, will start again Monday with full
crew. This mill saws between four hundred
thousand and Eve hundred thousand shingles
per week one of our prominent ply ysicians
r j. Conroy, formerly Of Bangor bet his
Cleveland hat on the recent election. when
the news came that Harrison Sas elected he
trimmed the hat Nth Grape and sent it TO the
winner Of the bet as last relic Of dem )c-
racy The AroostOOk river is still open
Dec. Let. There are few inches Of snos
in this 50 elton and II rains almost every day
making very bad roads and hard numbering
Five year. ago there vas scarcely school
teacher IN the town Of Washburn. Sos of
the ten schools 10 town nine are taught By
well qualified Dung persons Who reside in
town and have attended the fall term Of high
school in the village.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Debates an Appropriation for Irish Sec.
retary'S ONCE.
BalfouIs AdministI alton Receives Sc
we're Criticisms

LoSpoS, Dec, s.
The House of Commons went into elm-
mittee tonight on the Irish estimates An
appropriation OF ls.7O1 pounds vas asked 10
complete the sum Of 41,1O1 pounds for the
expenses OF the Irish secretsry's office
John L. Ellis, liberal, moved that the
amount be reduced by Az pounds, his pur-
pose being TO raise general debate on Bal
four's aimnistrAt on. He charged that the
government VAS using coercion 10 such an
extent that fifteen hundred persons had been
imprisoned since the crimes act went into
operation. Baltour was seeking To conceal
from the people the cruelty perpetrated in
Ireland.
He bad adopted a system of evasion and
inaccuracy within and without parliament
The inaccuracy might arise from
ignorance for Baltour was gem
orally absent from his post iu Dub
lin. In this he was unlike his predeeessors
Seldom or never had the Chief Secretary for
ireland left his duties to suborin&tes. Bal
tOur's entire administration had been char
scterizsd by