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The NJ. A. &. Has No Further Uso for the
IIInna.

Tho members Of tho Titan Athletic Club are
worry much inccnsed over the action OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club In refusing the mem
bcrs OF the former organization the training
privileges Of their new grounds at Fifty-frst
street and Eighth avenue. A little over year
ago the Titans were one Of tho leading lights OF
the Manhattan'S IN four A" combination !: In
fact the Titan Athletic Club was organized for
the very purpose OF bolsterng up the falling
and totterinG n four AS by q show OF Seem
inGIy strong clubs. The reply the Manhattcn
loople sent TO their late allies will be found be-
low:
NJ. RObrrt IV0HE lO4 west Form Ffrrr, cn
DTLE SIN Replying to your letter OF July TO Mr..
George Avery, referred to me for answer have 10
Fit'y siNth and Eighth grounds 10 mrm
beers OF the Manhattan Athletic club. II Will b. npOS.
Sb!e for cuh To help tho Titan Athletic club oui by
issuing any more training tickets for Its members The
TeaOn for our taking this step ID that the FIFTY sixth
street grounds will be hardly OF sufficient size to &C
cuinmUdHtc own members
matter fact, the majority OF our team athletes
Will have to train at brotherhood Park account or
our grounds not being sufficiently large for training
Iurp0sR Another reason for our not all wing
members 10 tram On our Fiity.sNth street grounds IL
that are only going n Orcupy the grounds tenn.
I0rhry. aud only intend OuidnC sufficient lockers for
GUY own members. would suggest thai 1t might be
possible for club TO nrraige with the American
Athletic club 10 tram on their grounds thought II
best to answer your letter order thar you
may not meet with any delay In securing new training
quarters Yours very truly BuGiNt VAN ScHAIcK.
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For Eunburn, itching and all pain nothing equals
Ponds extract Cooling and healinG--AGG,
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CAPITAL, $4,000, 900.
Another Great Combination of Capital Goes
to Jersey for Incorporation.


TRENTON, July IA corporation named the
Chicago Junction Railway and Union Stock
Yards Company filed charter in the Office OF
the Secretary of state to-day. The companys
capital stock Is sl3.000,000 and the incorpora-
tors are VIM. j. Sewell Of Camden, John Hoey
Of Hollywood. Vim. c. Lane. Alvie r. Herri-
man. Geo. II. Taylor. Daniel p. Griswold,
Augustus Fielding, A. L. Shipman. and Arthur
H. Gregory of New York city. The company Is
formed. according to the charter. for the pur-
pose OF holding. riedgng, TRANSFERRING pur-
chasing, selling. or otherwise disposing OF the
cartal stock of the Union Stock Yards and
cngo HfraTt Of last Wednesday said
ali Ss oSt the %
ola Union stock Yards Company. me, prospectus OF
Rs1y vii, TTSSSSx Be- adys,,ssd 1T6qfsday RAJ, 4
style tho o ea ssi P1a tss
ID SSmH%ny J@S aTec'Srs this
f fe';s ex@instSr TO England; John oey John m
Frand .!,sE are d oHd"n Fnslnnd i ne
unqGSsiio1aGIy the interest which tho Asor fam! las
1GS tho
3si$ssS j.ns.sn Rsils.y and stock Yard.
GCmGHay is to haze sse@rss to tho value Of s
s mo and SSHd .osl ana
viii own all the S,ocS Of tho Old company the latter
will by means Of existence II will continue
always has with It's old corps OF officials and with
Nathaniel lhAyer President aud John b. sherman
manager
This corporation illustrates tho niceties Of mod
fnanccrinR II purchaser SlaOOl 100 stock which
has been paving at the rate OF cent per pay
nz SlHGOtO cash therefor Ii does pay big
dividends on tho entire sum-. but splits 1t uP in
ssts; tho sats and the sp:caIS'iva issues Sid2,
0D1o bonds secured by a hrst mortgage
erest That throws great lot of the earning power
10 the remaining stock. Then II GsueB 81 900
preferred stock little less safe than tho
bonds but then beyond peravenure. On these
It agrees TO pay per cent dviiends Then IL issues
81 l0VJI common stock. a speculative security, but
with vast earning On this It agrees pay all
that lie earned The bookkeep ping OF tho past shows
that This common stock will get about 10 per cent
Th fact that this new deal is Vanderbilt one with
the prominent representative Of that interest in
the directory. adds vastly Of TO tB interest
importance. II is about the only Vanderbilt venture
outside OF Taiiroa!iug, except the Wagner palace
and the Brook yn ferries only recently purchased.
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faced and made lots Of promises to do better
themselves, and try and get their neighborS to
help keep the streets and sidewalks clean.
When his talks were not taken to his liking by
the women the policeman became stern and
never failed to produce the eject. either OF
shame or fear, and either result answered his
purpose.
The young man who companied tho
policeman wBs much surprised not to see a
single ragpickor in district Astounding In ash
barrels filled to OVERLOOKING with the most
tempting assortment OF rags. paper and old
bones.
sis professional law breaker, and a thing OF
tho past. When, he goes through the ash
barrels he violates two separate city
ordinances In tho first place he Invariably
and OF necessity. scatters refuse In
the gutter and street. Secondly. ho
violates q sanitary ordinance in disturbing
the contents OF refuse barrels. which Is moro
serious ollenCo and Ecnornlly results In good
sound ilno. The police have been waginG war
against ragpickers now for some time. and
they were pretty nearly cXtorminated before
this new force was organized. ! only found
two left in this entire district when came
here. and single doses Of police court medicine
cured them. Thcre are q few loft yet
cd sections on tho cast silo down town. where
ash barrels are plenty aud alleyways to hide in
are found on every block. Every few days ono
OF sergeant PicRctt'S men gathers ono in down
there and SUPPOSE before many weeks 1t will
be impossible to find one in town"
In the late afternoon Policeman jordan made
a third arrest, 4 was again driver OF n, dirt
ping dirt in quantities from au overloaded
wagon up, Niuth avenue near Fifty SECOND
street. Collins was also held in 500 bail by
Justice McMahon.
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EAU CLAIRE. Wis., July IA jury Of six
leading citizens went out after midnight TO de-
eide whether ilvc women and four men of the
Salvation Army were guilty of violating q city
ordinance in pRradng the strccts. The ordl-
ing to draw Il crowd which blockades n street.
Tho defence WAS that tho parade WAS IL reIig-
ious advertisement intended only, TO draw a
ported II disagreement Mt | = A. NJ. The trial.
which lasted from morning until midnight SHt.
urday. caused considerable Excitement and
was witnessed by 9 large crowd. Leading bus
mess mon have taken w. the ,Arnys case and
were present In court: The Salvationists had
all been IN mi since Tuesday night, but are out
on parole pending new trial.
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$4,000 In Ala OF Astronomical Ke.sareh

BosToS. July a. Prof Edward C. Pick
ering Of the Harvard College Astronomical
Observatory announces that Miss {. ". Bruce
oCers tho sum OF $4,000 during tho present
year in aiding astronomical research No ro-
srictou will be made likely to limit the use
fulncss OF this gilt, In tho hope OF making 1t
OF the greatest benefit to science the cntiro
devoted 70 n single oh Get will not exceed $3.50.
Precedence viii te given to Institutions and
Individuals whose work j. already known
through their publications: also to those cases
which cannot otherwise be provided tor. or
pnrt of the cost Is furnished. Applications are
Invited rom astronomers Of all cOunl rics, aud
should 10 made TO l'rui llck"rng before Oct
], lsyu, giving complete Information regarding
tho desired objects.
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
CHOLERA INCREASING IN SPAIN TO
An ALARMIAG EXTENT.

The MnhdIsts Defeated by Their Formida-
blo Enemy Fl Senoussi-ViEorouE Pros
tests Against the Mckinley Bil-FIring
Revolver TO Attract CRrnora Notice.
LONDON. July 1.-THE Madrid correspond
ent OF tho Ne,cs says that tho cholera ia spread
Ing to moro towns In tho province OF Valencia,
There were thirty-ilvo new cases ann ten
deaths reported yesterday. one death occurring
in the city OF Valencia. Tho authoritos OF
CASTILLO de RuKat concealed tho fact that tho
disease ragged thore for n fortnight. 1t has
boon leanned that ilfty cases occurred Mt that
place, seventeen OF which proved fatal. The
fact that tho disease was prevalent was not
made known III order to avoid the isolation Of
tho place.
A suspicious case has boon received at tho
General Hospital in Madrid. Tho nuthoriios
OF Valencia refused to admit to that port an
American steamer which had on board tho
body OF q seaman who had died OF yellow fe-
YER
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MARCUS MAYER HOPES TO WIN.

Gets Here From Frisco. and Sails ,To-mor.
row ny the City Of New York.
Manager Marcus Mayer arrived yesterday
from San Francisco on his way to win or lose
his wager Of twentyfour dinners to as many
friends. which was described i'll last Thurs
days SUS. He will take the City OF New York.
which sail s for Queenstown Tomorrow alter
noon ut 4 O'clock. If tho steamship has luck
che may make the trip in time Tor Mr.. Mayor
to reach Queenstown on the night of the I'D.
London by the tidal train the next day. and
Paris In time to reach the Cafe An.lais ut 5 2.
NJ on the oath.
Mr.. Mayer said yesterday that 1t would he a
close shave, but that he felt little doubt that
Manager Williamson and the other fellows
would have to pay for tho dinner
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WITH A PAPER CHASER.
TIE VAR OF THE NEW FORCE UPON
THE STREET LITTER.
M.th.a-. rer.ua.l,e .na other,r,se. rur.

Msthsds, PersunSivo ana Othorwihe. Pur-
sued by Policeman Jordan, who H
Called the Star OF the squad.
Tho elevators In the Stewart building do not
begin 70 run mornings until o'clock. That ls
willy the sixty policemen who report for duty in
room s. at exactly that hour each morning
have 70 climb three flights Of stairs TO get up
tAero on limo. Room 1S5 adions tho rooms Of
Commissioner BeattJ's Street Cleaning De-
rar,mcnt on tho fourth floor. The room Is
now In the hands Of carpenters, who
vii shortly convert It into frst-class
rul.ce station. 1t Is the headquarters
Of tho new Street Cleaning Company
which tho last Legislature authorized the
Police department to detail for the purpose OF
he,piuG the Commissioner OF Street Cleaning
enforce the city ordinance forbiddlng littering
m he streets. On Feb 10 tho Police Commits
soucrs BEGAN an experiment under the legls-
,a.iyc enactment. 10y ordering that euch pre-.
riu,t dstai u man to stree. duty The expori-
mon: VAS successful and on July tho now
company was duly inauEuratcd, and sixty
Pc, ccmcn werc dc ailod to 1t under command
Of Scream: I. II. Pickett. formerly OF the
cry Hall station.
The city ordinance which Il Is tho duty OF the
ssw company to enforce was reconstructed by
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THE MIHDISrS DEFEATED.
Their Formidable Enemy, Il Senoussi,
Wins Victory.

VINE q NICIOFy,
LONDON, July 14.-Intelligcnce has been re-
ceived hore that an engagement has taken
place between the forces led by Ell Senoussi.
the Tunisian prophet. and tho Mahdsts and
that the followers Of tho Mahdi were defeated.
1t Is reported that FL Senoussi has captured
Ell Obeid, the capital OF Kordofan.
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sides into the street. The wagon could have
hind. 1t bore the namo of William Bradley On
the side and the number 10 The policeman
hailed the driver.
" Ny friend, YOU are carrying so big load
that you arc Tutoring tho street with dirt
SAID he ci,illy. Don't you know that Is
against the city ortlinancesN
Can't help that" said the driver briefly.
The boss makes mo load high"
II can't holp that" said the policeman.
" Ny duty i TO arrest you; SO stall your team
an come along"
Tho man Grumblod, but obeyed. Ho drove
MS team to. his employers stable and I'M
h!tched it. AS he accompanied the policeman
w Forty eighth street, another dirt-loaded
wagon rumblcd along. spilling bucketfuls of
dirt as It went. The policeman promptly ar
rested this driver also. who left his team where
his employer William Brown. was eNcavating
cellar. In tho collar was ST. II another dirt
wagon upon which men wero heaping dirt at
least Two feet above the side boards The fore
man came out when called and grinned upon
seeing his driver arrested.
This Is tho third OF your mon have taken
already" said tho policeman severely and
See that II ! should wait here half an hour
wagon IN there"
The foreman only smiled md allowed his
driver to go unattended. Tho policeman
STOPPED mt Capt. Killleas station house and
got another oncer to accompany him to the
iotkNlle Police Court. whore Justice Nc
Mahon put both drivers under 500 bail for
trial at Special Sessions. Mr. Bradley bailed
his driver out, but NO representative OF VII
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w. 8. CIevelnnd's Great Mrnstrcl show.

BUFFALO July 14.-W. S. Cleveland. proprio-
tor OF the Minstrel trust. who puts four scp-
arate companies N the road each season.
opened here tonight to a big audience III tho
Academy OF music. The consolidated minstres
presented attractive novelties that were warns
ly received and applauded. Emerson, Schools
craft Dougherty Denton. Fox. and n score OF
others appeared. FaGnns phantom curassIcrs
was an unusual exhibition hy electrical an
pliances, beautiful! effect was prolu"cd the
stage being darkenel and thoroughly charged
with electricity. with which tho drilling min
stTels filled the air during the act
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Winter weather In Austria.

VIENEA, July li-Snow covers tho central
Airs and continues falling. In tho district OF
Snll-KnmmcrEut! and tine adjacent country
everything has n wlntry Appearance Tho
rivers in the southern Iyrolcse Alps have over
flowed their banks. Tho AdiES from Boon
downward. has ilondcd the adjacent country
Half o! tho city Of T.oui, Austria when is on
tho Loft bank Of tho Adigc, Is submerged.
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Protesting Ara,ns. tho Mckinley Bill.

LONDON. July 14.-At Sheffield to-day the
Mayor OF that city presided over II meeting at
tended by 10000 persons the meeting having
been arranged for last week. Its object being
to protest against tho Mckinley Tariff bill. rs
seriously affecting Sheneds manufacturing
interests. During the meeting master cutler
proposed and the President OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce seconded II resolution calling upon
the Government to take protective measures
against the Mckinley Tariff bill. which. It was
stated. threatened to become the means OF de-
stroying Shefed'S trade with America The
resolution was carried by reclamation.
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Stole stnnIey's wedding Glft..

LONDON. July 14.-AmonG those who attended
Mr.. Stanleys wedding reception on Saturday
was wealthy widow named Hatchard. While
there she stole several silver spoons from the
room in which the wedding gifts were dis
on duty in the room and was arrested This
morning she WAS arraignGd. found guilty and
sentenced 10 two weeks Imprisonment.
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Il SHIP ON HER BEAM ENDS
Thrilling Experience OF tho Inchcnpe Rock
In Terrible Storm.

In n Terrible Storm.
LONDON, July 14.-The ship Inchcape Rock.
Capt. Armour from San Francisco Feb. "a for
Queenstown. encountered hurricane on April
II in latitude $50 south. longitude So west.
Her forecastle and cabin were thoroughly
Quilted, the skylight was destroyed. and three
lifeboats were los'. Hor wheel. wheehouse
chronometer. cOmpasses, charts. and papers
The vessel was submerged on the 9th for sew
eral minutes. and on her beam ends for sixty
hours. The cargo was shifted, and the main
deck constantly swept by tremendous seas. 1t
was necessary to Jettison 1000 bags OF wheat
to right the ship, On April Il the snip kilbran-
erara supplied her with stores and imple-
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Three sets Of Twins DIN One Farm.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 1.-THE vito of Ran
dali Smith q farmer IN Conecut county. Ala.
on Saturday night gave birth to twins. On the
same night ono OF the Smith cows gave birth
to twin calves. and mare To twin colts. The
lhEee sots OF twins are all doing we'll
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@ has e.oIs 7tbv
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LONDON, July 14.-In tho House OF Commons
to-day Sir Jamos Ferguson. Under Foreign
Secretary. replying 10 Pro-. Bryce. declined to
mako any statement regarding tho Behring
Sea question. in view Of the present state OF
the negotiations on that subject, lie said
however. that voluminous PAPERS relating to
the Behrng Sea troubles would soon DO laid
before Parliament.
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NEVADA. NO., July 14.-Jamos Howard. tho
1S-year. old son of A. II. Howard of Lake town
ship left his fathers house on Sunday morn
ing saying he was going to bring on Il rain to
save the crops. He went o Il country church
near by, which he set on fire and thcn started
a fire in a number OF hay rckS II half milo
away. He was arrested. lie declared that it
was his intention to have burned all tho hay in
the neghburhoDd. and also the new Town Of
Richards, In order TO bring on II rain, Howard
was taken nj once before tho IrODate Court.
and sent to the insane asylum.
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THE OVERLOADED DIRT WAGON MUsT GO.
tho Board OF Aldermen on Juno 10. It reads
No person shall throw. cast. or lay any
ashes, oilal. Vegetables. garbage. dross. Gin
DORIS shells, straw, paper. shavings. dirt, filth.
or rubbish OF any kind whatever in any street.
lane alley, or public place in tho city OF New
York"
The policemen attached to the new company
have already boon popularity nicknamed pa
per chasers." The nickname Is belittlinE But
that paper chasing is no child's play may be
gathered from tho following recital OF incl
dents in n sample days work of IA policeman
assigned to this duty:
Policeman Timothy Jordan arrived at the
southwestern boundary of his district. which
extends from Enrty-siXth to Fifty second
street and from Eighth avenue to tho Hudson
morning. Policemnn Jordan made 1875 arrests
in tho Nineteenth precinct during the prelimi-
nary trial. and IS regarded by Sergeant PicSett
as the star Of his force. lie began his days
work by walking slowly along West Forty
sixth street nearly to the river. Then he
turned IN nm avenue, and in the course OF the
day walked over every block in the district Mt
least once. The policeman was distinguished
IN dress from other policemen only in the one
IesnGct that no carried no stick. He, travelled
over his district slowly and apparently with in
difference. he chatted occasionally with
young man in citizens clothes who accOmpa-
med him. and lie seemed to see nothing. The
event proved. however. that he saw everything.
TN Eleventh avenue u sand wagon was
overtaken. 1t WAS loaded heavily and ut
every Jolt quantities OF sand spilled over the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-15
The scenic Beauty OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad

Al no season OF tho is the scenery Of the JunRta
Valley. the Allegiance. and tho tOnemaugh at.
trLrtye than now and there Is no better medium OF
thoroughly enjoy IL than that afforded hy obger.
walton car OF iho rennsyivana Limited This greatogt
Of all trains with ia superb equipment passes through
Pennsylvania by daylight and It's observation is
always hllrd with delighted tourists Tho Limited
Corandt sts at A ~ every day for Cincinnati and
ChIcAEo-Adn
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Jacob Thomas Killed.

TEESToS. July H-Jacob Thomas aged about CO.
a resps ctablcIOoking comfOrl ably dressed man living
at % Jersey street Now York city fell beneath tho
NJ the Clinton street depot night when in the Of
ALI hitting from tho v Cstern rNrrtss aud WAS
lie died in ST. Francis Hospital several hours later
His relatives have been Informed OF bib death.
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FIRED 4 HiAAK CARTRIDGE.

4NOVeI Iueh OF q Frcnch NHcWINt 10 UhIn
CRrnors Attention.
PARIS. July When President Carnot was
about TO enter tho Elysee Palace this evening.
on his return from Longchamps. a man stand
ing near fired n revolver. He was promptly
arrested. Upon being taken to the nearest
police station he said he was chemist and
tue author OF many inventions He had been
out OF employment some time, and wished to
attract the attention OF the President and the
publ ic to his case. The police say the revolver
was loaded with blank cartridges.
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despatch from Kansas C;y printed in some 81
the newspapers saturday last stating that the Dev.
James Cregan priest or st JoAUs parish, Limerick,
IN Kansas City sick destitute D,ns Craeau OF
2i2 Last FttyscCond street his brother ca cu NJ TnE
sIS Office last night and showed rabir me.t from
Father Gregan dated Limerick, Uni stating HAT tho
report was ialse Denis Iregan says that LS brother
was mover IN this country.
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The Crisis at Bueno- Ayre~.

BUENos AYREs July 14.-1ho new Board OF
the National Bank satisfies the commercial
community Of Montevideo In view OF tho I'M
proved situation they have abandoned their
intention 10 renew the convention Of 1878 bud
ing themselves to receive only gold,
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Parliament VIII sit In November.

LONDON, July l5.--The Government has de-
cided to adhere to tho proposal for II Novem-
Der sitting uf Parliament Tho date OF meet
ing will probably be NOV. %.
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Revel.tIons About B,amarcL.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Fankhrter Zeihrng
threatens to make further revelations relative
to Bismarck, which have hitherto been sup
pressed, unless the NdchriChhli ceases 10
crticise the report OF tho former papers In
terYiew with the ex-ChAncellor.
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ABOUT BIRD CAGGS.--No. 8.

Many birds escape by acct
dental loosening Of base Of cage.
The Hcndryx Gage has it,, tastra-
ing reached easily, being ON the
under side, and accidental un-
fastening is impossible.
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Ham Brown appeared AT tho time. On return
was mot, also loaded high but cloths had been
spEead over tho dirt and prevented any
4, Il is about time" said the policeman, that
Mr. Brown realized his interests. 1t doesn't
vo,t ANYTHING TO take fow precautions, and II
MIl cost him s. or $40 a day not to. AS he Is
ending out Do you 500 those manure wagons
GoHE the street? The loads arc entirely swad-
4Hi in cloths and tied in, 1t has cost tho Now
iOTE Horse Manure COMPANY Sl5 or $40 iu the
AS lew days 10 neglect that rrecaution, and
n w" manure mon generally are beginning TO
itSSSmEo nat mean somethlng when ! tax 10
get IN line They spilled piles OF stun in the
..ee' at the start, but ! don't have much
louie with thcm now. The companies have
'Il inr her oXuorlenco."
,,Joiccman Jordan walked leiGgrely. down q
tt. be- lleet Neat dwellings II brick and
81" cutters wero neat and clean. but In front
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O,Donoynn Ro.-n MIn vlrIt CorL.

DUBLIN. July 14.-Tho F'rPmap's journal
says that O'Donovan lioSsa's period Of outlawry
will expire next wintor and that no will visit
Cork in January.