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Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Tar peculiar and alert sonsitivoness Of
President Harrison to the charges against
Captain Borup in France and the intense
indifference ho exhibits 90 the Infinitely
worse charges against Pension Commits
sioner Raum ct home shows a phase Of
character unexpected i'm an intelligent
man Of fair reputation for justice but an
astounding and humilnting phase i'm the
conduct OF the President OF the United
States and an elder IN the Presbyterian
Church
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

There is widespread rioting in Spain
against the octroi duties. An octroi
duty is tax levied at the gate of city
on articles Of produce brought within
the limits In Franco and Spain these
duties are levied on all country produce
hence increasing the price to the con
sumers That is II we consider facts md
not the statements of those interested in
retaining and collecting such taxes.
The latter class with our philosophers Of
the Carnegie Mckinley school may main
tain that the consumers do
not pay the added cost Of
the tax, but the farmers pay il for the
privilege Of selling within the city
limits That is such an inexpressibly
wise and beautiful doctrine. SO comfort
ing to the people who are paying higher
prices, that we are astonished that th,
Spaniards have not learned IT, The for
aigner always pays the tax and
then deducts the amount from the pric,
of his goods, with the wicked purpose OF
breaking up and destroying The h6m,
market of the home patriots. VII,
have similar goods for sale, an,
with the benehcent purpose Of selling hi
goods to the consumers at cost IN,
foreigner is peculiar institutions no
body but a thorough tin plate crank car
comprehend the mixed emotions O
asinine folly which govern his conduct
Hence there ought to be missionar'
work done from this country TO instruc
the benighted Spaniards in the politica
economy which teaches that the con
sumner does not pay the tax, but th
owner pays it and turns the articles O
commerce over to the consumer at les
than they cost him.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

The Democrats of Brandywine hundred
held an interesting meeting at Thirty
fifth and Market streets last evening.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
wANAsrAKER,s.
Philadelphia, Saturday. July lc 1892.
The weather to-day is likely
to be fair and warmer.

10 be ialr and warmer.
Mems Neglige Shirts. Very
fine Cheviot, unlaundered, at
$I.25, reduced from $I.z5.
1t isn't style or quality that
does it, we simply do it. So,
to, with $50 laundered Per
Gale Shirts, at 81, and 1900
Mems size Balbriggan
Drawers at I2Hc-they 90
down without either rhyme or
reason.
700 pairs mems tan and
gray Cotton Half Hose at :
pairs for 25c, or a dozen pairs
for 75c-reduced from I2Hc
a pair-fttingly foot this bill
of particulars.
Between-seasons prices in
the Merchant Tailoring store
Trousers from English
studs, S5, So. so and So. Suit
from imported Serge OF
Worsted. $40. Better if you
please ($25 or 500 or, at the
other extreme, for $40. 20.
Juniper and Market streets.
The IA to I7-year old boy
can save 25 per cent or more
on neat Cheviot and Home
spun Suits-$7 to $I6.5o in
stead of $40 to $22.5o.
Juniper and Market streets.
Have you seen the Women
Black Canvas-Duck Shoes a
SI.25 from So and So. so?
Thirteenth and Market streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Iraman is not married he is his own
master.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

The current volume OF "rwo Tales
has an admirable study in local color of a
Kentucky girl her growth, rapid and
wild, her love. deception, marriage and
reconciliation with her father by VIII
Allen Dromgoole who has already writ
ten many interesting stories of Southern
life The first volume of "lwo Tales,
bound in cloth, containing twentysix
stories. many of hem by popular au.
thors, is ready and can De had for 81 of
the Two Tales Publishing Company, No.
s Beacon street Boston, Mass.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

The Sixth ward Republicans have se-
cured permanent quarters at No. 3Ol
East Eleventh street. Their rooms have
been properly fitted up. All collections
are taken on an American tin plate.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Watson and Jolls
Went up tu the polls
TO draw some political water;
Watson fCll down
And broke his crown,
And Jolls got what he was after.

With three men like Postmaster
Stewart, Marshal Mahaify and Collector
Townsend on King street, Senator Hig
gins should not feel afraid of the assaults
of the Bird faction leaders
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Don't forget togo TO Atlantic City via Penns-
grove and Woodbury. on sunday. Boat leaves
King street wharf 40 go a. M. arriving at
Atlantic City lo 10 "a. m. Leaves Atlantic
City at $50 p. m. arrive at Wilmington $40
~. u.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
uaif Rates to washington via B.N OR. r

For tine National Meet OF the League OF
American Whocimen at Washington, July
18TH To eOth. the baltimore and Ohio uiiron
will sell excursion tickets az ratio of one tare
for the round trip. Tickets viii De sold July
l7th to 18th. and viii be valid for return
Journey until July 2ith. Bicycles OF passen-
rers VIII hc cnrricd free oi charge. The
baltimore and Ohio has been designated as
thc official route to the meet by the oiuclnl
of League of american Mhcclmen. lne
round min rate from Wilmington viii be s3.~,
"Gonc forever :" lac sighed. laying down hif
last coin, 81 gold p'ce,e;,, .t.t9ere sogS .hs
business-like man who hod called as h,
handed over a receipted document. "hui you
can keep the bin. yon know.'-Chicagf
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Worthington Co., of No. IA Broad
way. New York. announce for immediate
publication rs No . i'm their Fair Library
"Tho Hand of Destiny by Ossip Schu-
bin Translated by Mary A. Robinson.
volume l2 mo-. paper A really capti-
waiting novel, light and dainty in touch,
told with the Same quaint humor, ton
derness and skin that has made her
"Asbein" and other stories so universally
popular IL is keen and truthful
analysis Of modern Roman society, and
abounds i'm brilliant scenes i'm which
breath and vigor of treatment are har-
moniously blended with exquisite deli
cncy of detail
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican lnvincibles will hold p
meeting at Fourth and French streets
this evening.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Among all the writer's of decade ago
mono was better known or enjoyed more
popularity than Mrs. c. A. Warield, for
in imagination she equaled Edgar A.
Poe, and displayed the fire of genius In
all her works which are realistic, pas
sionate and intense; and holds the reader
spell bound to the end Her last book
"a Double Wedding and her master
piece The Household OF bouverie have
Just been published in "Peterson's New
Twenty-Five Cent Series Of choice hc-
tion, which now numbers over one hun
drcd volumes, and a complete list of them
win be sent TO any address, and when
not 60 be had Of your bookseller or rail
road news agent. copies will be sent by
mail on receipt of retail price by II. b.
Peterson Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

s5c. hose for 1Qc.. or three pair for zoe. at
II. N. aenrre N COS. 2n2 Mnrkel strcet.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Tnfls Nh AdmIt Momen.

BOSTON, July 1G-The trustees Of Tuft7
college held meeting in this city and voted
that the college DE opened to women in the
undergraduate departments on the same
terms and conditions as to men.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
DALTIMORE

baltimore G.
ID HIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect May -, ls92.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East BOund-New
York. week Il ay s.,
% O8. "a 40, IS a, so 3i
a m, tl2 PAS so. - IS,
20 30 p m. Sundays,
43 "a, 1853. $40 36. a
IN, 4l2 %. ~ 80, IS 3s,
% 80 ID m.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
W G. ID. II. T..

sprlnr clothing cleaned and repaired
skilled workmCn. No. Nl Market street.
Il r. Woods-"f want a plain weddinr
RING q Icweler-" Solidf" B. k. Woods
.WeL if We wasn't guess we wouldni
hardly bc gcitn' epicod. jewelers.
Weekly
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

John Rossell who was to have ad
dressed the First ward Democrats on
Monday evening, finds it impossible for
him 10 be present Chairman Willard
salisbury, Jr, of the County Executive
Committee has been substituted.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Pennsylvania Railroads Excursion to
Toichestcr Beach.

Second grand excursion 90 Tolchester. July
i7 Special train from h. II. r. station IN
Wilmington az i5a. m. Round trip sl.N-
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER,
JOHN +. STAATS
Of Appoquinimink Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

ron RECEIVER OF TAXES AND COUNTY
TREASURER,
JOHN y. DICKEY,
Of Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

Life Insurance. solicitors wanted for the
stronue-f LARGEST and best company ln The
world. ANSON a. MAHER, General Agent
Equitable Builddg.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

The Democratic Association Of Will
mington hundred viii meet for organiza-
tion this evening i'm the Smith building
on Market street. Ex-City Solicitor
William T. Lyman is president of the
association Harry p McCloskey is it's
gocrptnrv
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH II. KIRK.
Of Min Creek Hundred.
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labor. There was SERIOUS fight In iiaines
lumber yard to-day, and one man was badiy hur'
TROOPS FORWARDED TO BUFFALO.

ROCHESTER AND ELMIRA COMPANIES srARTlNG
OTHER DETAoHMENTs WAITING ORDERS
Rochester. Aug. l6.-Both tho Rochester companies
of the National Guard. the lst ana oth SeparHe Co
panies which have waiting orders all day. nave
inst received orders to proceed 10 Buffalo at once.
Elmira, " Y, Aug. l6.-The 3oth separate ooni'
many. Of this city. has just been ordered to Bunaio
1t starts at :06 a. m
Albany, Aug. 10 Specal).-No orders placing
trops under arms were sent out from general head
ouarters here those promulgated to organizations IN
the Fourth Brigade being issued by General re'or u
DOYLE, commanding the brigade, which numbers ABOUT
600 men, Governor Flower is still absent from the
city. bnt Is kept informed Of the situation through
General Porter who is in constant communication
with the officers In action
syracuse, n. Y, Aug. 1G.-The 4lst separate .o'n
pony National Guard Is under orders 10 DO reauS
A, n moments notice to go Buffalo. Sixty meh
tep rted The 9TH Battery is also under ORDERS
Auburn n. Y, Aug 16.-Captain Kirby OF tie
Cd separate Company, Wheeler Rifles, has receiVeu
orders TO hold his company In readiness to 60 70 tne
scene of the switchmen's strike.
Oswego ~ Y, Aug. 16.-Captain Hail. OF .ne
4eth Company National Guard received orders% % unis
n orr Ing TO hold his company In readiness "r se''e
Buffalo, Aug. l6.-A dispatch from Niagara rs,s nns
save. ptain Butlcr Of the 42d Separate Company
has been ordered to have his company ready 10 mo'c
TO Buffalo at moments notice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
CHOLERA INCREASING IN RUSSIA.
THOUSANDS OF NEw CASES REPoRTED-A FLoA7

THOUSANDS OF NEW CASES REPORTED-A FLOAT-
ING HOSPITAL DESTROYED.
ST Petersburg, Aug. 16.-The total number OF new
cases OF cholera reported In Russia yesterday was
900 The total number Of deaths from the cpl
demic was 1900. These figures represent nn the
returns received but twohirds OF the towns attacked
have no telegraphic communication with the CHIEF
town Of the provinces In which they are situated
which town make daily reports TO It. Petersburg.
II viii thus that the returns are very
incomplete and that procure daily reports OF the
exact number OF new cases and deaths Is impossible
rhe known figures, however show that the disease
,s causing havoc In many districts This Is pariicu
iarly the case In districts affected by the famine
Here the peasants. physically Impoverished by the
scarcity of food when attacked by the disease have no
strength TO combat It and die with scarcely struggle
The disease Is atating AT Mini Novgorod. Asirakhan
and I'm the Transcaspian Territory. but the number
NJ deaths continues excessive In the Caucasus, Don
provinces saraton Samara, Sinborsk and Orcnburs
mob attacked the floating hospital at sarobelsk IN
the government OF Kharkof, and completely de-
molished II. The doctors were assaulted and would
pro,nbly have been killed had It not been for the
Ip,crventon OF the troops who were summoned 10
ore order The soldiers soon suppressed the rothg
and arrested the leaders OF the rioters.
Vienna. Aug 16.-Chocra Is spreading In Austrian
Galicia Seven deaths have occurred at skko, heh,f
Jawarof and one at Koomca. severe epidemic oi
cholerine prevails In Lemberg. Tile weather Is ca
cessiyely hot
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SATISFACTION IN IRELAND.

D,lblin Aug 16.-"The Frceman's Journal" In an
editorial article on the new Government, says: III
there Is substance In the modern theory of hereni'y
Baron Houghon is likely 10 be justly popular Loru
Lieutenant of Ireland. His father was a gentleman
and a scholar Of winning personal courtesy, with
deep sympathy for nrcland's national aspirations
The son s active, distinguished and popular
I'm his own country, endowed with political ambition
and ability and with wealth and personal accomplish
mcnts that will enable him TO hll the position VIII
dignity and success. But unqucsiionabl' lie enc I
e,.on a the appointment Of Baron Houghton a.
Vreroy without a seat In the Cabinet. Il that John
Morley will take the administration of Ireland COM
pIctey into his own hands. We Fust and beneve
that his administration will be thorough. Hitherto a
change OF Government has but slightly changed the
ever elected with distinct mandate TO do 1lll justice
10 Irish opinion. means revolution IN Castie
nethOds ~
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pELMAR. DEL. ALMOST WIPED oUT:
FIRE RAvAGEs THE ENTIRE TOWN AND MAKES
MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS,

FIRE rAyAGEs THE ENTIRE TOWN AND MAKES
MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS,
Wilmington, Del. Aug. 16-A fire Is raging n' ue,'
mar Del Telegraphic communication In mterrup'eu'
the wres being burned out.
Four stories had been consumed, the ranios"
puoperty was ablaze and the employees were prepans
10 vacat when telegraphic communication ceasec'
super,ntendent Holiday, OF the Delaware Raiirosos
and others. at once left Clayton on lpeciai rom
Delmar. r.,
Demar IS town Of 500 Inhabitants, ninety-seven
,,,.s south Of Wilmington and Is on the state iins
between Sussex County, Delaware, ana "icoAo
County, Maryland, the street OF the ,ow" .a" -
along the State line. II Is the Northern 'er"nn"' "
the Delaware Railroad main line. H.
About three -fourths of the town is DESTROYED ~.
c,ud,nr between fifty and seventy-fve houses ons
."..on g. ronorted IN have been killed, ana several
nrc missing. Many people are rendered homeless
Wilmington. Del. Aug. 16 tspeciaD-Mayor whep'
in response TO telegram Just received from peimar:
a.,,nc for food has issued a call for meeting OF
c,izeus tomorrow at 0 O'Clock. The request Va
fram William L. Sirman, Speaker OF tho house "
REPRESENTATIVES,.
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ACCIDENT To A BRITISH VESSEL.

London. Aug. l0.-while the British gulboat SHARP
shooter which engaged In the recent manoeuvres,
was coming to Tobay from Holyhead under convoy Oh
Her Majesty's steamship Thctis her boiler tubes De-
esn to leak about twenty miles OF the Sciy Islands
and It became impossible to keep her engine going
Members Of the declare that the boat leaked IKE
sieve. that the engineers stood waisthigh in wafer,
and that during the recent heavy weather she keeleo
over and shipped seventy tons of water. which ea-
ungulshed her fires. The gunboat drifted 20 within
Eve miles Of the Sciy Islands when the Thetis GOT
hawser to her and took her In tow for Plymouth AIN
sharpshocter and the Thetis each lost boak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
THE IysURRECTIoN IN MOROCCO.
A DEMAND FOR THE SURRENDER OF HAMAM. TIE
LFADER-THE FRENCH MINISTER INsULTEp.

1r,DrR-TuE FRENCH MINISTER INsULTED.
Tanricr, Aug. 16.-A Moorish dcputation was se"'
last night TO urge the rebel trbesmen to SURRENDER
Uomam The leader Of the insurgents alive or dead
~ the rebels refuse surrender their leader, to
dcpuation will notify them that the Sltan's troops
will set fire 10 their villages and crops and exter
minate those who rebel against his authority IL Is
not believed that the deputaon will succeed In ether
procuring iiaInam In frightening the Angheras.
while the French Minister TO Iiorocco and his sec
rotary were riding along the beach yesterday they
ware ,nsulted and threatened by three Moorish soldiers
who fed upon the approach Of other Europeans. Inc
Minister has made complaint 10 the Commissioners
OF Foreign Affairs: ,,.,om
-Four Anghea shelks have taken refuge In Moslem
sanctuary outside Of this city, and they have onercu
In behalf Of the Angheras submission to the Sultan
amnesty is accorded TO the rebel trbcsnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
AT VARIOUS POINTS OUTSIDE BUFFALO.

THE SITUATION SUBSTANTIALLY UNcHANVf'D-
MEN EXPECTING TO Pc ORDERED OUT
Flmira n ". Aug. I6-The situation at waVcrey
and sayre today is quiet effort being mane oy .
company TO move any except passenger aiHa MN
trains which the strikers do not ihieriere WIZ"
Sheriff Powell Is not on the scene to-day' anu 'o
strikers havd everything their own Vay" oo"o
think that the sheriff has abandoned the idea Vi
raising posse In Bradford County, as nearly every
ono sympathzes with the strikers, and has gone 10
Harrisburg to see about ordering out the militia
Superntcndent Stephenson says that the aair Is III
the hands of the county authorities, who VIII organize
a force to cope with the strikers. Eeher'i ui""'
meetings were held last night and this morning ana
while no definite action was taken, the suaioh -
such that straw would general strike among
the various unions -
Rochester N e. Aug. 16.-A dispatch from Lyons
saws: great amount OF perishabe and time freight
s arriving here from Buffalo and being transferred 10
the Fall Brook, run down to Corning ana thence over
The Erie to It's destination. One train OK tniry cars
OF meat went through last night. There appears o
be a number Of switchmen who belong to the union
here. but not enough TO make much OF breaK
owing 10 the action OF the FAN Brook and Central and
Hudson I'm accepting freight from the Lehigh and
Erie, It is thought that a general strike may De
ordered on these lines especially at this point, which
Is important as regards transferring Omclals al
LYONS think probable that switchmen Will be ordereu
out all along the Central and West Shore In SYM
pathy with the LehIgh and Erie Strikers
schenectady, n. Y, Aug 16.-Railroad omcias say
that no trouble Is apprehendcd here although there
Is possibiity that trainmen may stop work through
sympathy There Is no anticipation OF trouble on
the Delaware and Hudson. The separate companies
here belong the Third Brigade, and haev re-
rrived no notice that they will be wanted
Bingir,rnton. y. Y, Aug. 16.-Thefe Is no chan9e
In the situation Oh the Erie Railway here To-Day.
Tho ySitchmen say they have no grievances and that
there will be no strike here. The Erie yard nero
presents deserted appearance, the tieup AZ Bunaio
having about paraIyzed the freight traffic. -,
: susquehanna, Penn, Aug. lo.-tne situ1uM 5 ne9e
az regards the switchmens strike remains bsianta
unchanged. The Susquehanna swifchmen are sun on
duty AS usual but they daily and hourly expecting
10 b. ordered to strike from the unions neadquarters
Prominent railroad men are OF the opinion that sev
eraI railroad organizations will be involved IN the slf1se
before matters are adjusted. Little freight Is going
Nest and passenger trains from the East are arriving
smcwhot ate Much freight Is sidetracked along the
divis,ons The men are giving Information Srudg
ngly and are moving with caution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
RADICALS DO NOT LIKE THE CABINET.
JOHN MORLEY THEIR ONLY REPREsENTA1iNE L
SURPRISE At BARON HoUGHroS's
APPOINTMENT.

APPOINTMENT.
London, Aug. 16-The composition OF the new "oV-
ernment Is the OF intense disappointment ao"s
the Radicals. Not single man, except John Mo''eS'
prominently identified with the Radicals mas oeen ap
poInted Cabinet Minister. and among the cxNaome'
posts few members Of the new sci have any ou' VI.
remotest chance OF getting a place The od set
or. masters OF the situation. Representatives
of old whig families and without extreme
Views have been Mr.. Gadstone's exclusive choice
Even Mr.. Stansfcld who In the hst "'aus''"o
Cabinet represented democratic OPINION mas ue.a
shelved The Official list. when scanned 'o"s"'
at the National Liberal Club. awoke vehement pro
tests The bulk OF the members OF strong hdoo"
..,donc,es n,rned from the announcement VIII" Ca
r.se;ons OF scorn and anger Was IT TOT this VI"
duted list of old men associated with the uaui'o'
~ wh,pcer with some new recruits from the erri-
.ortal and aristocratc class that Tie Kadieas han
loon their money and their tme1 Ihis was u'o
ncral question: and the responsive predic'ion ioi-
,oved that such Government could not lds' "icc
,,. after Parliament resumed business
.r, from Radical opinion the Cabinet Is really
os.a NJ eminently reputable men. 1lr 1iau-
49,. h.. preferred collecting around him tried COL
,r,.s accustomed TO subordination ana certain not
80 doviats into strange ways HIS three new Cao'e'
,s,s,.s N:e,srs Asquith. Arnold Morley and Acland'
s "'"' Liberals Mr.. Asquith alone is slightly
"'o ,,h Radicalism, but he has a legal mhd'
'''01 strong bias toward high Office as makes
~,"' "," maIeable on principles Arnold Morley Is u,
everything @ Gladstonian Mr. Aeand has poe"' oa
wms fmIy connections and Is heir :" nrss hi,
psohob,v Mr. Gladstone VIII Try 70 s'cns'"o" ~ .''
-. offering minor posts to Mr. stuart tI'e
pos"'os ,.sa.r Of the London County Council Mr.
nau'. n - IN. leader OF the scotch Raoicas MT
nu. p.rn and Others. Mr. Sna"-Lcte're u
S nSs, +" get the Mnsoi Agriculture bu, nothing aS
r s,sdstone can offer will preven, the .sasa, ,.",
ers Immediately upon the reassen0ns s.,r Exclusion
ron sno"s rnrunats Ministerialists explain
-s. n0% V",s .S.t the name Of Laeouehsrs was on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
ro c.sy FOR SHIPMENTS MADE IMPROPERLY.

washington Aug l6.-lt has been represented -
a.. T,ran,rv Department that many articles and
n,chaee, of exhibits at the Worlds Columbian Exposi'
tlon have been. and probably will be- forwardcd
TO the various ports of entry without any arrange
ent having been previously made by the owners with
an agent or forwarcr to make the necessary immediate
transportation entry. Acting Secretary Spauidink
therefore. has instructed customs officers to exam9s
the invoice OF exhibits received. and To ascertain
whether they have been properly assigned 10 an agent
or forwardcr at the port Of arrival and u they nav
not been so assigned, notice to that enect - % y
sent to e. E. Jaycox. traffic manager OF the woFses
Columbian Exposition at Chicago. in order that pfo1os
disposition may be made Of them. The same eoc.
Is be pursued In all cases where Inc ~,
charges have not heen prepaid BY tho consignees Ne
u,reheusa cI.rpes will be made on goods detained -
cause OF the failure TO comply wit! instncuons y
regard to cpnsignees or fsrwaders ana 70 prepay
portation charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
THE y1CERoY OF IRELAND RErIREs.

Dublin, Aug. I6.-The Earl OF Zetland, the retiring
yiceroy Of ireland. held farewell reception In DUO
lin Castle to-day, after which he left the city by tram
from weetand Row station. The streets from the
castle TO the station lined with troops. Inc
Earl was on horseback and was accompanied by Gen
eral Sir Garnet wocley, commander Of the troops IN
Ireland A large number OF people watched the de
parure OF the Viceroy and he was warmly chcereu 40
be rode to the station.