New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
AFIELD IN BROOKLYN.
HANDSOME CEMETERIES AND MANY LOVELY
PARKS.
THE BEAUTIES OF NATURE oN ALL SIDES
PLEASURE GROUNDS or THE PEOPLE
WHICH NEE UNSURPASSED.

Dublin last frNlnH 10 llilU on' WI hi' 0I'' 'o
true story Of the lion who hogan TO devour his own
tail there a few years ago. and whose eccentric
behavior drew upon him tho attention OF naturallsts
from tLe chief centres OF population all over Europe
ON his way to the gardens. an American friend
ACCOMPANYING him. he jumped or the jaunting car
and with his companion headed for the place where
Lord Frederick Cavcndis Chief Secretary for Ireland.
and Thomas Iaviland Burke. Under secretary, were
slain by the Invincblcs eleven years ago. In from
the driveway and nesting costly among the trees.
Which had clustered together In the deep foliage OF
autumn YOU could the Niccr"gal Lodge. whore
dwclls the Lord Lieutenant and whittier the two
English officials were tending when the Irish rcvolu
ZIONIST, struck them down. There is here nit
in the trees, leaving unbrokcn the view from the lodge
10 at least that part OF the driveway. II was de-
clar,d tlcn and has never since heon contradictcd
that thc ViccrOy himself, Lord COwpcr, saw III"
MURDER Int did not know what II WAS. No shots
were fired and the struggle, which was short ana
sharp ard a close quarters knives being the weapons
nsrd seemed more Ike ordinary street fight
among drunken men than one OF In" most nom"ntou'
incidents which ever occurred for the people OF Ill
starred and unfortunate Ireland. The manner OF the
killing up to that lime. and has been since" mn
known in Ireland. The mon drove up on car
iumpca off, finished their muricrous work, and were
driven away ut lightning speed straight through the
park and FOR almost year had disappeared a.
II the c.ound had swallowed them mp. Finally
James ialeN ln0iHlfN. IH' Hui''I'iH NtI' '"'-"''
tried and executed. Carey was shipped 70 south
Africa. and Patrick O'Donncll fellow passenger
shot lin dead on board the Klnfaun- Castle as 81"
was nearing the Cape OF Good Hope. lie was
brought back f. London. tried ana executed
"Thrce cheers for Ircland.' h" cried on the
scafold: Farewell. America he naiuralizci
Amcrican-~ Down with Tho British Empire" Emilio
CASTELAR, the Spanish Republican leader. was excited
ON reading this and said al the time: zone cannot
help but admire the sonlrc power Of the irish parry,
It's organization lis Influence. When n man can be-
found. rs In this case. 10 travel three thousand
leagues 10 cha~ti,c the open sea th" Queen $
evidence there BE- little doubt h. will not fa"r
In the pathway which Leads from the prison 10 Inc
scaiold.'
O'Donncll did not faltcr. but tho whole wrctchod
affair subjected ireland OF the most stringent
cocrcivc acts imposed during the century and post
poncd by many years a settlement OF tie demand for
Home Rule.
\ SHREWD PTDLER'S CAUTION.
When the writer and his friend visited the place
where the murder committed. mounted police
men were riding VT and down. They have been
riding up and down there day and night sine" Nav
6. 1-a2 Iawkcrs and pcllcrs are engaged in th"
ncighborhood selling notions. bog oak ornaments
constitute large portion Of their stock in trade. as
well also n, maps Of the Irish capital. the Lakes Of
Killarney. the seven Churches, the tinnfs 'hus"-
way. the Darglr Rosircvor and other places noted
for their attractions and which would he better
known II they happened 10 BE- In some country other
than Ireland
Have You got a harp IN Irish bog-oak - said the
writer TO Of the pcdlcrs. lie was blind
Eccob have. honor
What sort Of an lrI,hman are you - asked the
stranger turning over the little piece Of carved wopi
work and examining 1t with care. Attached 10 the
harp was crown: hut the blind man didn't know
this. lie had harps without crowns ~ we'll lie
III. =. Ill
whether his visitors were for Home Enc or "aein
It, hc tried tlc diplomacy. 30 matter which
way their symplthes lay he felt certain AT all events
o. obtaining fcw shlnas. but Dec dd not wish I,
be- considered a, AGAINST Home RIc.
Il, id tAc harp vd tn crown ar the harp widcui
ii ecy Yer houori7
Never mind now; you're nice Irishman.
aren't you;' Vas al the Response hc got.
Hc Japors! Hwy Ia do thr lest can.7
Then which side aIc ,ou on he WA asked.
"Wly. man alive said De-. with good effort
at wink blind man could lc expected 10
give. don't " n.oind. ycI poin' 10 hive III al Yer
own Way I'm lhi, matAcr. never f.ar.7 II was I'm.
pos il. admire the cunning could scarcely
cill 1t wii-concrilod in ihi answer. But he 70;
what lie va, after and like oliver Twist shouted
for more
III PREFERRED ASOTHEE BUSINESS.
"Tl, IS poor bu4nc.s. cintcncn.7 said h. a-
certain That was half "a and not = shilling
piece. II could oniy 20 wild ne rc-'lar thradc.
I'd make more money
What /. tllaii'
I'm fiddler. Yer honors.'
"Whcrc IS the fiddle"
"'Ii, In pawn. Yer iv'rancr.'
where IS the ticket ~
There answer.
Where Is the ticket ~
Again there silence. At last he said Sow.
gin,lcmcn what, the oil humhugsin a poor ouli
man like that. DOM I'm blind ,7
Where !, the ticket: We thought al along Won
were a cheat
"Mc a clat. God foild That Id ever Ice guilty
% chain' anybody. " " rally want the ticket
here It j.. me loId.'
This precious biz Of paper showed that the pnn-
cpnl and interest amounted I, nine shilling, ana
eleven pence ha'prnny. lie was invited TO a seat
on the car. and the driver Instructed to head
straight for the city. People stopped and looked
the iarycy a,hcd the horses ana the heavy wheels
rumlcd the gravel In ia" direction Of the Kings
Bridge. TIE mounted policemen seemed half inclined
interfere: for 1t IS only when murder Is done or
"A h0rs, runs away that Il vehicle travels more than
four miles an hour in Dublin When the pawnshop
was reached everybody got down. As the mon.y
sani ticket lnii upon the counter the fiddle was
brought forth, cnOngn. Did YOU ever wltncs, "A
mother who had just recovered her oG,prlngl Yol
demonstrations Of delight were touching as well ~
fandnil and the dark spots his face which no
longer responded 10 tie radiant light of day made
the scene ncN pres IDLY weird ana sId. II ever a man
died and was rcincarnaicd Il, IhcoaOphi,ts assert.
this bind fiddler must surrl have experienced some
such feeling; ana the tran formation did not take
years either, but VA, All accomplished between The,
rising aud the going down Of the sun.
HE WANTED 10 DIE IL BEOOKLYN
After he had tuned the old instrument for 4 while
ii presently hrOhc forth In mrlOdl0nS strains to tbo
sound Of Yankee Doodle then God Saw. Ira.
land the star SpIngci Banncrp and lastly
"O'DOnEcll AtoO." An in n.cIsc crowd had gathered
In front Of the pawn Office, and the street ana side
walls were blocked. Had il been oil times ana
that Arthur Jane, Baliour ana not John Morley WAS
holding court In Dublin Castle. II would have gone
hard with that fiddler A. II was, one Of the finest
told the crowd simply 20 Move an. there. but did
not attempt 10 interfere either with the fiddler or
his iicnds. lOu could tears gather In the corner
Of the empty sockets and that spasmOdic movement