New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

thought that the fee would at least Stop the on
womon's stream OF words. but it really tOok OH
another flush board, and let ont on MS torfeDt
Of apostolic bcncdictions that rung and cia'ereu
til we werr out Of hc1rne. when Dennis re-,
marked: Did We NINA that, no" IL"
Near Athlonc is another place as interesting as
Clonmacno.sc. Al LisJy Goldsmith had lVel
when a boy ana young man u is clainch WIZ
rooi reason tina; this is the Deserted village
Tho ride 10 il up the Shannon was charming
The ruins OF the house where G0ldsmiths father
lived indicate Inc building for those days
probably the best in the vic nifty. | had 9Otieh
The idea that his youth bad been passed in extreme
poverty. but II must be m error arising rom
his condition in hi, later days could easily
imagine The big-cved little boy playing apoAt
there and that tie bcanicS of the country ahI
the dStTcsscs OF the poor must have NnpF,St
his sensitive and poetic nature The ruin OF the
inn Of "Thc Three Jolly Pigeons Is not far
away. al The crossroads: and the thorn-'ree
still hourslcS il did when the yolng pcopie
danced around ii or May morning Inc gul't
church upOn the bill was just above. ana IN"
churchyard about it. The bod ruin OF corner
of what must have been castle stands IN tlr
fclF very much rs il did in his day. We went
10 soc the busy mill" and sat beside the nc"'r-
failing stream" was Disappointed when came
~ the church to find thai the old structure
had gone TOT had hoped that pciy would have
preserved that. But il had disappeared IN the
carly part OF this century 10 make way Tor Il
bUi di,c more Convenient for the worshippers
As | SAT on q wall and looked down on thc whole
region the poem seemed - be q llvlng realty
before me it, sweet pa'ho- - move the soul
lldSNii
modcrn-loo.;ns towns 81 MnrGar ana Long
ford As one GOES north the country becomes
more prospo roYs. II il were not FOR the dents
of the lardord, they would be disposed 10 De
generous With the tenants. and all classes Woulu
by thriving one gentleman said that his annual
receipts from farm rents was over SlOV,oOO' pu'
hat his ancestors had bUrdcncd the property
~ M rteaScs that aiier PAYING me ll''I6d a'.u
costs Of management. he had barely Slu."VO Icit
or the Support If his family. \ 10 per cent re-
ductiou in rents would lraNe him IN sad pilEh,.
Ell f.tf 10 /. % IT
seems very proper that the place where MARIA
Elgcworth lived sho,il be 50 named. ne l'ul-
lly have been mil OF public spirit and eager
for better soci' condition OF the poorer classes
In sligo worhingm1n upon a farm gers >! ~
wage, per week. hGt also housr 10 1--we m with
| an ace Of land for potatoes paNtGmge for one
cow aud in some caSrS tie right 10 cut ms mel
| on IA" hog. In th" south The WAGES are ne
same, but without any Of these EXTRAS. In the
great depths. The wood = very hard Amos
black and i.lcS % line polish. 80 That II is used
for making ornaments and for carving. lie com
mon people value i for making handles TO farm
tools ard for aylrs 10 the donkey carts. IaG"
Gil near Sligo. is aS bur in scenery as hIl-
larrcy, though puch smaller We saw san"-
TIE boatluci pushed into me rc'd5 - show us
the floating nests Of the coOtc In most % them
were foIr caGs. On one % L"n-coot" was >rillh''
She move! OH at onr approach anl WATCHED rs
with much maternal anxiety. but rs we VAIN
drew shc speedily returned and seemed mucl
relieved that we had not DESTROYED her mothrfN
.lougl uUaccustUm"d 80 dcrw'atl N. From
hi-h rock u"a; thc shore W. had roo! prosper
! 81: tie 4rca' cairn raised or the monnt2Ih ~
Queen Mab on" o' The last pt2nh noh'ichs' ~
tie other extreme Of ne l2l'r We C0nId u.3"'
ont m" Irils of oRnur'.c's castle. mere Were
enacted thc events Whch Drought on t.lr oNt1-
throw ~ th' NlS1 hlntu"r am nv ."I-
quest 81 ~" WI'N IbHNd III! az ~"
mans 81 Inclt'd II IS recorded ina,
oRourke h1d % h"ultiiH VII" h1ucd p'"'L1pH
and that oHourtc Ii,nsrH, though 2ch''u"S-
/ f..II stsl .
an offence T" rs "G'''IINI SP'S, "'i' I,, NJ
! circumstances 81" became "naw"ur'u VIZ" ~
N"Ir"H-N' ne ""Ii. sum- 80" -, W ii 4,
| o't1"hucn' was ma '4.; ana "Ao'me I'So.f'I ~
| fee with her lover. - Rourt" seems I" nav" ma
! Wn inl;linC ~ her iniru'. ana remove" '' p!t'S
Popular tradition has ~ t'ot Sic P"''' "'''"ri
! bed on hurdle ana T. dd.ci L'rs'li !" me uPP,S"
| land. where shc net her lover ara tcd "It" ma
| o'Rourkc Appealed - ih" NM 81 "'.i,'''-..,
| for help =" "'' ." I' g.. - '..'' w. Wv" 49,
,'c l..'s =, ,',. ,,' ,,''i, an alliance with
! Ne tuchsh >'I""'''W' IH' I'T'." ~ . f ',,'
| l1'hiulnc's % woman lirl'h lVol VS. '1' ti.
mcni 81 rue Wy hci a',t I'm ,a,,cd n", IN The
| ruins Of Niiliiont Castle. 49,,
W" went h1ct :" tr W''tr avg t t a'
| lake T. H." holy well ol - '"I'uln""" u "u
| been Druidic scored pnce, IN" me 'i'li WIN
| st1udiug Where many " h''. "'" Nv ' ''i 49,,
| ~ ..'In'' t.tI crt,rc, lie ,ya. u
"'' ''"''' i ,.,r t,irrtr, op lo,.ip
| PHSn'c''., N',,'. ..' -. rnr,1 and south IN
! "in'i i''u> "t.'''''' I'..,i Tic, mo b,1amc
self Obliged - -. Iro.A i''. n% Iva u" ir
| l~'"Wl, "rd from Us t'.''''S''r ,i r,i,orn
! l,aEI hr r'!nfr'HrI N''I 70" .', Wv, i,. 49,"
! i'" ~ 't 49,, l,. only DAYS for
severely iO; th" e. nirF 81 In, r.'t ''9 ln
such pioneer work - be- did requires nan 10 ,f
! lnl baint tnd !"I I'hu'' i''."l, ;, ~ .5, 'nl
| N'. '"' n'n ''. ., 80 .,.,.,, r. I..ir as =,
| Lu, fla. Drai l, store. and rude CHRISTIAN altar
So ac'ns' ne INK, j'st T,tIti,. rit1
| t"l''' ~ ,h' .'4'.f -. , t,, corn ,ccis.