The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
THE TRIUMPH OF HEALY
WILL PROBABLY BE TIE OUTCOME
or THAT IRISH CIRCULAR.
A Yachting Paper Says Gould spest On
Enormous sum, but Got Very Little
Glory-The Queens Bazaar.

Justin Mccarthy and John Dillon in re-
gard TO the circular-isgUed IN the name
OF the Irish party. appealing for funds,
leaves the Healyites as greatly dissats-
| fled 3s ever. The executive committee II
the Irish National League assume the
! responsibility for tho Issuance Of the
circular but naty deny that they for
Wardci a copy Co Gladstone. Taxing THIS
! denial for what 1T is worth. 1t - mex
/ plicable, In the face u the now weil-knoNn
| fact that l2,e~ copies of the circular were
! distributed. lt was obviously n general
appeal 70 the English Liberals 20 con-
| uubute 20 the Irish fund. and Messrs.
! Mccarthy, DnlCn. and Tom. OConnpr
! must have been cogn!zant ~ IL. .he
| event assumes the proportions ~ a mat
| ter Of the htst IN pcriafce, ~ assisting
J Tim. Healy ID seize conuol Of the next
! meeting II tho lIish Tariy. when the
natter Cf el.cdfg an ,Nect tive officer 70
| succeed NJ. Mccarthy VIII be Sccomph 3h-
| from the presidency a, the eNpiuu'n 'n oi
| his term. and Healy apf arendy hes
| u 10 his power 10 name his successor.
| II not to 0ssume ihc Once hims.li Mr..
! Sexton maintains 2 discr, Il silence IN
regard 10 the new turn IN affairs. and II
| is believed that his rcticence Is due 'o
| the fact mat ne has discovered. as every
! body else has that he compromised hlm-
| self by asserting I'm the course - D.
| bate m tho House " Commons that
neither 20 the Government npr 10 any
| rule has any member OF the lrish party
| been indebted FOR a YennN nor VIII any
| Of them ever he. This declaration Is
| the theme Of sarcastic comments on the
part of the Tui0nist organs. and Mr..
sexton is no doubt ashamed ~ his posi-
tive utterance In view Of the subsequent
developments.
pAvrTT DEFENDS THR ACCEPTANCE
Michael pavitt strikes different at;l-
tude lie warmly defends the accept
NJ ID
stone and Lord TweedmCuth, and frankly
| says he wishes that more Liberals would
| follow Il cir examples. Mr.. DaYitt refutes
| the cha ge Of want OF appreciation In
| taking tlc money. 80 p,@-i'l'
| ion 30 ine lieu uartv he declares. ls
associated with the acceptance Of tbs
| money any moro than there iS in the
| receipt and app hcauon OF funds from
| any other source.
| He accuses Mr. Healy Of being an enc
| my 10 the unity Of the party, and says
! that ne would make a model parnellte
| of the latter school Mr.. Healys sug-
! 9estlon that the contributions OF Mr..
! Gladstone ana Lord Iweedmouth ought
! to Doe returned 10 those gentlemen IL
! rdiculei boy Mr.. Davitt. who insinuates
! that Iiealy for his own advantage would
| not hesitfte 90 accept any man money.
! The present outlook Is that the upshot ot
! the whole AFFAIR viii be the triumph OF
| Healy. temporary though II may be- The
| healyite members already number thirty
! I'm the House of Commons. and as they
! the -TwetdmOuth affair, they
threaten TO control the Irish party.
Mr.. Healy Is making arrangemcnts 70
start in Dublin a daily paper devoted TO
! his interest. I'm the meantime the Psr-
! ncllite members are cOmplacenuy reiy-
! ing upon the disruption ~ their opponent
! factions as means Of strengthen ng
their own position In the coming cleo
tons.
GOULD's COSTLY SPORT.
IA
! viewing the yachting season. pins its faith
| to the likelihood that the latest accident
% the Nigihnts centre board was due 10
I 4 defective casting. English WOrkmen'
! IL says. "are not accustomed 10 bronz
| ceutre-bOarls. but at the same time IL Is
| not likely that the FIRST accident 20 the
| boat was caused 10y strain upon some
! part ~ the mronanis,n which had been
! overlooked. Nevertheless. n is a remarka-
| hlc coincidence that IN each case the
| reak-d0Wn occurred In the same locality
| while the boat was on the same errand.
! Perhaps an This comes from sailing on
! sunday. Mr. Could IS a sportsman. and
4 We sympathlze with him In tho ill-luck
! be- has sustained with his bronze beauty.
/ Ills trip must have cost him fabulous
! an cunt OF dollars. and the result In
| respect OF glory Il very light The Nigi-
| liant Is an undoubted giant. but she met
another giant, who was trine her
Superior. ne repeated 4 mage 70 her
| centre board lOeS not impress our yachts
| men with the advantage Of the c0ntri-
vance and few owners q yachts would
has been compelled u scratch two ont
| Of three races IN which h. especially de-
sired % compete. IL was a cruel for
! tune"
The Yachting World also notes the fact
J that the record Of the little iicrrc'n-st
! boat DakOtah shows ont Of tWeuty -ni.e
starts she Won twcnty-siN races.
Mr. A. B Walker, the owner ~ L b
! twcnty-rator. the Helm has placed au
| IN DE-. TII ID A
! racing cutter longer than the Bgiittnio. AZ
! th" rafIn- ~ about l~ tons.
The Roy Price Hughes appeals 10 the
! Mrthodists OF tho lnited states TO inter
! fere % have no further iynching OF me-
| gr0es. In an appeal 10 this end he asks
| what bishops and minister's OF churches
! North and South are doing 10 quicken
| the public conscience. The negroes, he
| contends. have immense claims upon the
! church because a. majority Of them ara
! Methodists. Mr.. Hughes notes that tho
facts before the British public are greauy
! One-slied. Will" the prp-ynchlng SIDE -
| fully discussed. the opposing question re-
! ceiyes little or 10 attention
rur .rfFN's nAlAA~.
! \ bazaar. which the Queen has initiated
! at the Crahie. with the object OF raising
| funds % build church, - attracting
| hosts Of tourists 20 the locality Among
! the features OF the fair IS a Photographic
! studio presided over By Irincess Henry
! of Battenbers. Who takes pictures at Eve
! shIuIugs each. Nifnln an enormous hhO9
J OF the character on which the little od
! woman lived. sat the diminutive Princess
! Victoria 0f nattenberg. ana one ot the
| dauehters OF the Duchess Of Albany.
These little ladies' sold dolls. and Prin-
! cess Margarrt. daughter Of the Duke u
| Counaught. drove a good trade and made
| sharD bargains IN cigars. Dthcr members
! of The ROYAL family. large and small. sold
| baskets OF flowers. sweet meats. and toys.
! The queen herself made up FOR the occa-
sion three plated chip baskets, which
were rafiied az five shillings a chance,
| one hundred tickets being sold Princess
! Louise Of L0rne presided at a stall FOR the
sale OF varieties, Including teas, groceries.
a.. The Queen was a frequent visitor.
| being drawn there and back in a bath
chair. Her Majesty hugely enjoyed the
affair.
4 pugilists' match has been arranged
between the American middle-weisht.
Franz Craig. and the Welch champion.
| o'Brien. Tine nght Will take place In
! October IN the arena OF the National
! Sporting club