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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
AN OBNOXIOUS BILL sIDETRAcKED.

AN OBNOXIOUS BILL SIDETRACKED
Albany. May Is (SpeciaD. The Assembly did n good
thing this morning in killing the so-caIAl Nassau
Electric Railway bill by referring it, with the
amendments fastened on 1t yesterday in the Senate
TO the Assembly Committee on Railroads. which
cannot under the rules. report II back except by
unanimous consent. Mr. Nixon who introduced the
measure originally in the lower branch, was plainly
unwilling stand sponsor for it any longer and he
himself made the motion hy which IL was side
tracked. Ex-senator Mccarthy and the other Brook
Ign lobbyists behind the bill will thus have nothing
for all the pains they have taken to pilot this
pitfalls In the Senate and elsewhere OF the closing
week OF the session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
JUST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

The Victor Muslin Moth-Iroof Bags are unsuEpassed
for hanging garments safely away from MOTIFS. De-
liv"rei appreciation.
VICTOR MOTH BAG MFG CO.. Mt. Vernon. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
LOST
.

How many women do
you know who are strug.
CLING along with burdens
they were not ment to bear
because their husbands
have " lost their health ~
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
TIPPERARY.

7 . 4, Is
On May 18th, an old man named Han
rahan, aged 70, residing near. Millinahone,
attempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat. The wounds, though serious,
were mot fatal 'Messrs. N. K. Shee,. j.
p, and Poe, j. p, subsequently 4 COM
|mitted Hanrahan to the asylum, as dan
gerous lunatic.
A local goyernnnnt board has been pub
lished In the official Dublin Gazette, pro-
hibiting any further burials, after June L,
in the burial ground within the precincts
Of the Cathedral on the Rock Of Cashel
There are, however, two persons to whom
the right Of grave-space has been re-
served, viz.-Cather Inc Jane Pennefather
Of MaloW, and Nicholas Pennefather, Of
Green Court, New Romney, Kent, Eng
land .a
Mr.. Thomas Rocket, auctioneer,s Car
Cheesemount farm, belonging to the late
Mr.. William Cleary, by auction, for $500
and commission. The purchaser was Mr..
D. Shelly, who bought in trust for Mr.. D.
|Sweetman. The price obtained was, con-
sidering the present depression, are
marketable one. Joseph F. Quirk, solicitor
had carriage Of sale. #
Mr.. Mullins, the Clerk of the Carrick
Union, has had relapse of the illness
which Frustrated him some weeks ago,
and was unable to be present at the meet
ing Of the Guardians Oh May Is. The as
eistant clerk, Mr.. M. Hiskey, is mean
while attending to the duties OF the office.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
KINGS COUNTY.


Particulars OF an extraordinary. case, of
suicide were received on May 20, from
Ballyneagher, near Banagher. 1t ap-
pears that the victim was Miss Bridget
Madden, a young lady Of some rs years
Of age. who had about two years ago re-
turned from California, to reside with
her parents at Ballyneagher. On the
18th she left her home, but was not
missed until late in the evening. a gun
belonging to the family was afterwards
missed, and a diligent but fruitless
search was made. Two boys, on the
goth, were fishing in deep bog hole,
when their attention was attracted by
something glistening at the bottom. This
proved te1be Mrs. sMsdden's gun, and on
the hole being dragged the young wonl-
ans body was found at the bottom with
the face completely shattered. ssAastL 4
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

~ W. PROBATE NOElCE. T..
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hennspin'
- Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Romuald Gsgne
deceased. -,
Letters testamentary on tho estate Of
Ronruald 0agne, deceased, late Of the County o.
Hennopin and State of Minnesota. being granted
toPeter Gagne.
Il is ordered That ak months be and the ssrse
is hereby allowed from and after the date Of thu.
order, III which all persons having claims G:
demands against the said deceased are required
to Ale the same In the Probate Court OF said
,Ccuaty. for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
It IS further ordered, That the first Monday ir
January, 1896, at 10 o'clock d. M, at a general
term IT said Probate Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City IF Minneapolis, in gaid
County, be and the Sane hereby is appointed e
Probate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And il is further ordered, That notice of such
hearing be giyep to al creditors end pers9n, in.
this order once In each eek for three successive
weeks in Tho Irish STANDARD, a newsps per print
ed AID published IN said County.
Datsd At Minneapolis, this 9Th day Of June, 1895
By the Court: JOHN 81. STEELE,
. Judge of Probate
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

CrArE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Hennepin
-. Probate Court.
In the matter of the application for license to
mortgage thersal estate OF CatEarlne OWyer, de-
On resdlng and filing the petition of Michaal
Dwyer, the administration Of the estate OF ssid
deceased, praying that license be to him granted
to MORTGAGE part OF the real estate OF which said
said deceased died seized. and 1t appearing by
said petition, that there lis NOT sufficient psraonsl
estate In the hands OF said administrator to pay
the debts outstanding against the deceased, and
the legacles and expenses CT ADMINISTRATOR aiu
thntit Is niece ssary in order to pay such depts,
lagacies and expenses, toniortgage 50 mnch OF
said real estate az is i'll said petition described
IL is therefore ordered, That a persons interest
Gonrt. I a. General term thereof, 10 b held on
Monday, tho 1st dey Of July. A. y. 1885. at ten
O'clock the forenoon, at the Court House, IN the
City Of minneapolis. in said County. then and
there to show cause If any there DO? why license
should not be granted to said al ninlktratof 10
mortgage said real estate, according to tho prayer
Anait is f1rther ordered, That notice OF such
hearing be given to all persons Interested in sai
estate by publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prtor to said day OF
hearing, In The Irish Standard, u newspa per
printed and published in said County.
Dated st Minneapolis, this 1st day O. Nag. 1895
Nv the Court: JOHN 81. STEELE,
r. q Judge Of Probate
:&Ankeny & irwin,
Attorneva for Adm In iatrAtor l..- '.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
MAYO.

The lord lieutenant has intimated to
Rev. Mother Bernard his intention to
open the great exhibition Of Irish indus
cries, at Foxford, in September next. The
presence Of Lord Houghton, who has al
ways. taken a kindly interest in the ,neri-
torious work of the good nuns, will add
much eclat to the exhibition and make
its success doubly assured.
Influential meetings have been held at
Mellet's Hotel, for the purpose Of pro-
noting the Swinford races The conclu-
sion come to was that it was better to
postpone the consideration of the matter
for few days, in order to form an en-
ergetic committee to hold races, about
September next, under the National
Hunt rules It was first proposed to
hold the now played-out, e. 19s races,
but after careful elaboration the meet
ing decided to hold them under the Ma
tional Hunt rules; and with a substantial
balance to credit after previous races,
added to the railway facilities now ap-
preaching completion, turtles may look
forward to pleasurable days sport on
the old Deer Park course.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
GTATE OF MINNESOTA ! 80
,pCOUHTY OF HENl1EpIN w.

Sgg aa;I9r Or - M HssaSf2T IS.
The state at Minnesota to the Sheriff OF any
Con stable OF said County, OF to any Police
Office Of ths City Of Minneapolis in said County:
You are hereby. commanded to summon J; =.
Corrigan, Defendant, If he shall be found In
your County, 20 be and appear before the under.
signed, one OF the Justices of the Peace in and
for the City of Minneapolis in said County, OF
fol enoon, at my office. NO. 2a2 Sykes Block. 25s
Hennepin Avenue, III the City o. Minneapolis, N
said County, 10 answer to John Hanson. Plaintin
This writ. That the amount claimed by the
Plaintiff ia this action is the sum ct $25.76 With
interett at the rate of per cent per annum since
Myen Under my hand this LIST day OF June 1895.
7, -. q" G. s. DEYER,
~. 5 Justice Of the Peace,
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22

On May goth, the Bray township i'm
prove1nent bill, which had already pass
ed through the house of commons, came
before: the examiners of the house of
lords for. proof of compliance with the
further standing orders. The. object Of
the bill is TO authorize the Bray town
slip commissioners to construct a sewer
for the. more effectual drainage of the
township, and to supply. electricity for
public and private purposes. There was
no opposition at this stage. and the nee
essary formal proofs having been given,
the bill was ordered to be reported for
the second reading. Since then, how
ever, the Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford
Railway Company have deposited in the
private bill Office Of the house OF lords a
petition praying to be heard by counsel
against the bin, when the committee
stage is reached.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
WEXFORD.

On the morning Of May 18th, the long
expected campaign of seizures on the
Templemore estate was commenced; be-
fore the sun peeped over the horizon, a
number Of cattle belonging to. John Cum
nains, Ballyhack, and David Gleeson,
Ballygow, were seized; and so quietly
was the business performed that neither
the tenants nor the neighbors were cog
nisant of what was going on. Mr.. Bow
en-, the estate agent, acted as chief bai-
lift, with four others of the craft. There
were no police called on to aid or pro
tect" the gang--a noteworthw fact in
itself; but the wiley agent knew there
was no necessity for the presence Of the
r. /. c., as the teuantry were uDcon-
.scicus Of visitation of bailiffs at such
an hour. Mr. Bowen conducted the bali
lifts to the lands Of Kilhile, held by Mr..
John Cum'ninS. Here they seized rs cat
tie (yearlings and 2-year-olds) and drove
them into Arthurstown Pound. Without
the slightest delay, across the country
then HE'D the bailiffs, until the extreme
end OF the estate, Ballygow, was reached,
WHERE. atllSy SG1ACu Ii lullSA EOWS, .tAG
property of Mr.. David Gleeson, which
were placed in the Saltmills Pound. In
both cases IL was the agent who broke
the locks. The cattle 80 seized were adj
vertised to be sold at Sheriffs auction,
on the following Friday and they were
guarded night and day by police. The
sale took place on the date announced,
and the first lot of cattle put up were
bought in by the bailiff, named Nolan,
from New Ross, as Mr.. Cummins de-
clared he would not attempt to buy his
own cattle, as beyond doubt that was
what the agent contemplated to force
him to do, as If such q course were taken
at the outset Of the seizures, 1t would
be calculated to lead to the breaking UP
OF the estate Organization. In the case
OF Mr.. David Gleeson, his cattle were
purchased BY Il His brot her aW. he
sales were attended by . great gathering
off tie people 81 the distric aud there
vas d st rong force 90 pol pre- On
HHltl d sams day Hi or gera
|fIisueIsed sof fprs Thu
E Eii, ion
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
APossarv Of the Trees.

Deep from the heart Of the silent wnld,
heard the murmur and lisp OF prayer:
Wave on wave it smote my heart.
Like a voice from heaven that stirreth
4; the air: ...- .3.GE@
Beech and maple, elm and pine tree 81
Bow their heads in the golden eve,
List to the prayer their hearts are telling,
List to the sorrows that make them
grieve.
All night the stars above them
Sprinkle and flame In the tinted sky i:ss
Death below the life above Them, r.
Tears for the flowers that wither and die,
What Is the song that the stars are sing
ing ;ia
Over the streams and over the plain?
Death and life and crown eternal.
Flower and fruitage and glory and gain.
Deep in the ghost like shadows around
Whisper the trees sweet ayes Of eve,
Starr'd with the heart and hope of
heaven ny
Sprinkle the air with the Joys they
weave; e+@
Bowed like hermits who fast in the des-
ert,
Their palms EMBODIED In silent prayer,
Their lips attuned to the sweet stars
above them,
ROBBED in the glory Of dew-clad air.
Gather the spirits who watch at night
tide
Around the dark affairs Of shadow and
gloom,
Chanting a prayer for the dead-depart-
ed b.. ....s,. Il.
Beads OF grief by each cold, cold tomb;
Now with a stole OF darkness on them
Swinging a censes of bright love- II :
They kneel and pray in the worlds great
temple - II E5* .Fga
With the stars for tapers III heaven
above. $50 ",
This is the temple that God hath buflded
And the priest is spirit Of faith Id the
world,
The trees are the acolytes ev'rent and
humble s%.&
With banners Of love and faith unfurl'd;
The choir are the voices we hear stIro, the
darkness 49, a.: ssf N. g.. Ii
Stealing athwart that mystical shore,
And the love of God in the heart Of ma
trre, 3o'@e ~
The chaltce that floweth+ forev ermore!
-3s THOMAS OHAGAN.l
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
.:G.AL,WAY.

The announcement in our Irish obitu-
airy of the death of Mr., Francis Nolan,
@. c., on May IL, will be received with
feelings Of profound regret: Mr.. Nolan
was a member of the Connaught circuit,
on which he enjoyed a good practice, He
was generally regarded as a capable and
sound lawyer, and was much respected
by his professional colleagues. Outside
of the law courts he was but little known,
for he was man Of unobtrusive charac-
ter, and seldom mixed in society. He
was brother of Col. Nolan, M. F. was
called to the bar in 1863, took silk" In
1882, and was elected a bencher of the
Kings Inns in 1892. u,
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
WEsTMEATH.

/. While driving from Mayne to his
home, a few days ago, a very serious ac-
cident befel Rev. Father Cuskel!y, &C,
Castlepollard. He was driving down a
steep incline, at Coolure, when the horse
took fright and ran away. The animal
dashed against wall, and Father Gus
kelly was precipitated heavily to the
road. When picked up he was found to
be unconscious. His arm was broken,
and blood flowed profusely from deep
wound in the head. A telegram received
in Mullingar, OIL May 21st, from CASTLE
pollard says-"F Father Cuskelly is i'm
proving slightly; partly conscious; and
takes liquid nourishment"
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
The Woman Who Did,

Grant Aliens book did not appeal to all
as strongly as have his previous. works,
because The Woman Who Did" fealowed
a tangent that. is not generally Endorsed
hy the Orthodox and the old fashioned.
The purpose OF the book is to deal mot
with that woman, but the women who do,
and also the men, who do, take Hest.
Paul e. Duluth Railroad when they want
to traverse the most picturesque portion
Ut the Northwest or have a luxurious ride
between St. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, Saltwater, and other i'm
portant points when on business or pleas
ure. The Duluth Short line, as has been
its subtitle for years, is not only the pop \
lilar route between these points, but also
is the summer resort line Of the country,
because It's right of way Is begemmed
with the prettiest lekes the human eye
ever gazed upon, beginning with the fam
GUS White Bear, and also runs to the new
Interstate Park at the Dalies Of the st.
Croix. People who, know, you know, al
ways take the st. Paul & Duluth Rail-
road, which goes where the people go.
Circulars, maps. folders, etc, will be
cheerfully furnished by ticket agents Or
BY W.. a. Russell. general passenger
hgent, st. Paul, MINI. Il 5E s II.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
wATERFORD.f

Master Richard Hugh O'Neill, son Of
Mr. Thomas j.. o'Nein, postofie, Water
ford, has secured first place in the exami-
nation recently held at the postof1lce, for
admission to qualify for the positions Of
sorting clerks and telegraphists: at Wat
erford. He was the youngest of nine
who submitted themselves for examina-
tion, and was taught by Mr.. w. Foley all
the Ferrybank National School, to whose
training and assiduity the lads success
is due. Master O'Neill had only recently
attained his 18th year.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22

"A mistake involving the los of 16 head
Of cattle occurred at Edgewor thstown, on
May II. Mr.. Peter Smyth, a farmer, re-
siding at Jackhaan House, Edgeworths-
town, sent to a tradesmen Of that town for
some salts, but by mistake nitrate of pot
ash was sent. But Smyth, ignorant of
the. error, gave the cattle the nitrate, and
the next morning, when he went to exam
inc hts beasts he found 16 of them lying
dead in the field. The value of the cattle
IS! estimated at EGO, and it is stated that
the salesman who made the fatal mistake
has offered to compensate Mr.. Smyth for
the loss he, has sustained.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
DUBLIN.

$500 ~
At an informal meeting Of the mem
bers Of the National party In the Dublin
corporation held on May 90, 1T was de-
c,ided that the High Sheriff ar. Talon,
81. G.), should be run for the Office OF lord
mayor ftur 1896. Mr.. Talon, OF course,
Has not been;de finiteIy selected, as q fuli
meeting of the party viii have to be
summoned later On 70 consider the mat
ter:: ana his candi dature has been APP
proyefiF BE ~ The predonfn liant mem bers
Sf tbs council. here are several ether
nansl dates III the flsid but lions
toup rival d, ex .s
] lion. l AZ
& ;|l 81 81
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
DERRY.

" a public meeting Of farmers and others
was held in the town hall, Coleratne, on
May 20, to consider Mr.. Russell's propos-
ed amendments to the pending land bill,
and advise members OF parliament and
farmers delegates of the views thereon
Of the farmers Of Coleraine district. Res
olutio1s in favor Of the original bill We're
unanimously adopted, and T. w. Russell
was roundly denounced as an enemy Of
the cause of real land reform.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
FRO |BIAND
ANTRIM

s IL
lord hancel lors has appointed the
|sfoliowing gentlemen Sto The commission
"A IN reace for IN. co,;ntv ~ x !.
,,, ~,
~ y
Bel tAef aIessFs. DAME sMnrray OF kerr
street, Portrusft;; John Patrick O'Kane,
Iaf,n kAena i ls,y1,va n NJ Rirnfv nn;nnli
,
wi !" Mce'aiis' Hlu
I seward =. McCambridge ii al
Inc Royal Humane Society has con-
Ierfed It's medal" upon Constable John
Curry Il. 4. % for saving John Meet :.
lean can from drowning 1nEl1ough'Begg, an
expan 1i'1 OF the River Bann In Antrim,
sWn q the l0ughs1s 40 1eet. deep, three
miles q l long and two miles broad. The res
cue was affected after halt an hours ex-
ertion. and at 9 great peril to the rescuer
himself.
On May goth, Mr.. p S. Finnigan, Bel
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22


ttck III u ,ind
ssp, iear iith tlie install
powers 81 Tue sout bern of
Rev iichael (Csanonl Cody to Be- 1shan-
cf1lOrs of tile Diocesan Chapter in sue
cession to- the late Very Rey.s hos Hen
messy, Very Rev. Martin keogh han, +. .Es.,
Lisdowney, to be Canon Of Aghboire In
succession to the Very W Rev. III M ichael
Cody, resigned. Rev. Peter Nolan. late
PIP, Tullag herin, to te +. III, Inistioge.
Rev. James Conway, e. Ct.. Cuffe's Grange,
to be- .P ., Tull agherin. Rev. Lawrence
walsh; g. G.,,s ST. Fatrich's, to be &C.,
Cuffee's Grange, Rev. Joseph Murphy, &C.
Cs 6sastlecomer, to- be C..Sa O., Bal
lycallan: Rev. Maurice Have, O. c.,
BallYouskill, to be g. O., Tul-s
Callan, to be &C, st. Patrick Is. Rev.
John Grace, e. C., Ballycallan. to be. C. G.,
Ballyouskill. Rev. Patrick brennan, G.
G., GCastl ec0mer, to be G. CT, aHyouskill,
to he <. C., Tullaroan I: Rev. Maurice
Have, Co. Ballyo uskill, to be &C, Tul-t
laroan; Rev. John Doyle, c. e., Tullaroan,
to be c: C., Castl ecomer. Rev. John
G c. st. Canice' S, to be &C.,
Windgap, Rev. Martin Crotty, G. G.,
Windgap, to bee. C., st. Canice's. Rev.
William Carrigan, &C, Tempt eorum, to
be x. C., Rathdowney NJ. Rev. Edward
Brennan, g. G., Rath doWney, to be &C.,
C,lllohill. Rev. Michael McGrath, &C.,
Cullohill, to be &C., Templeorum.
Cody, resigned. Rev PeterN olan, late
boeg-S ,Ci--ay-rRvtbr h tDP. odaecD 9th
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
FERMANAGH.

n; At the last meeting Of the Enniskillen
board of guardians, Mr.. Crumley, J. r.,
proposed resolution to raise the scale Of
dietary of,the pauper inmates. The mo
tion was lost by a majority of 12, the To-
ries voting to a man against it. 1t is
said the inmates in, Enniskillen work
house. are very badly treated as to their
food. 5s& ! ~
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
P # { ! ] I

4 8 -
Herr n No Death. 4
here IL death! The stars goodwin
To rise upon some fairer shore;
81 And bright in heavens jewelled crown y n
! They shine forever more. ss}S Il
III There IS no death! The dust we tread II
Shall change beneath the Summer
S showers G4sssa.! %, IS.
Il 40 golden grain or mellow fruit, Il
III. II Or rainbow tinted MOWERS Il s;s
4 The granite rocks disorganize :,s;s5s
Il '35s5s. 70 feed the hungry moss they bear.
The leaves drink daily life ss,* ~ n
4 4, 5g From out the viewless air. & sSS$. n
There is no death! The leaves may fall
&Fl The flowers must fall and pass away,
They only wait through wintry hours
~ The coming Of the May.
THERE'S no death! An angel form u
" Walks DER the earth with silent
iF tread; -'si.5..>5 nv Ia'A@z ~ Is Il
He bears our best lo8ed things away;
And then we call the ''dead."
He leaves our hearts all desolate;
@ He plucks our fairest, sweetest now
ers; :@asls 5 4.
Transported into bliss, they now
VI Adorn immortal bowers. 4
And, where he sees smile too bright
Or heart too pure for faint and vice,
He bears it to that world Of light. ..;
10 dwell in paradise. Hss
Born unto that undying life.
They leave US but to come again..
! With JOY we welcome them-the same,
Except in sin and pain. - 81
And ever near us, though unseen.
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless universe,
Is life-there is no death. = S'ss
81; 5t ''"' -Bulwer Lytton.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
LEITRI;M.

A few days ago railway train passing
ON the Midland from Carrick on Shannon
to Boyle, ran into a flock of sheep belong
ing to Mr.. Mark McDermott, which hap
pened TO be trespassing on the railway,
and nine of them were killed and eight
manned 50 badly that all were subse-
quently sold to a man from Elphin for
e. l9s. !, .ggE,5, IS
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
!, PROBATE NOTICE.

q PROBATE NOTICE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henue.
~ pin.-Probate Court. RI
In the matter of the estate Of John Curry, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the final account Of
Thomas Curry, the administrator of the estate
Of said deceased, and his petition praying for the
allowance OF said account and for 9 decree
assigning the residue of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same:
IT Is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
General term Of said Court to be held at the Court
House in the City Of Minneapolis, in said County,
OH Monday the LIST day OF July, 1895, at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice Of such hearing
be given to all persons interested, by publishing
this order once In each week for three success
Irish Standard. a newspaper printed and publish
ed in said County. - ~
Dated at Minneapolis this 3rd day of June. 1895.
By the Court: JOaN b. STEELE,
= ~ Judge Of PrOnabe.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
CLARE.

h In the Queens Bench courts Dublin, on
May 23, before Justice Johnston, Justice
Holmes and Justice Gibson, Mr.. J.
Fitzgerald Murphy, INSTRUCTED by Mr..
d. n. billiard, Kilrush}, applied on be-
half OF the, defendant In the case OF
Browne VS.. O'Brieu, for an order chang
ing the venue from the city OF Dublin
to the city Of Limerick, or Of county
Glare. The action is brought for dam
ages for breach of promise Of marriage,
and for the maintenance of the plaintiffs
child, OF which she alleged that the de
PENDANT was the father. The defendant
denied the alleged promise, and also that
he was the father OF the child. Both
parties, reside in Knrush. The plaintiff
consented to the venue being changed
to the city OF Limerick, and the court
made an order accord DIM sly. costs to be
costs In the case. I;s.# a id, NH.