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The Irish standard., 1895-04-27
NOTICE On III RsE ~ TOREGLOBu Y

amt has been made III the tornancs 81
sthe conditio Of q certain mort Iaas
s s5s sad panssss az 1fs
4 County 81 Hennepin and State Of Minnes9tai ~
/ smortSsgors to NJ o. Conner Of the Conn Y g
Vthich said mortgage bears date the 10Th gay ~
Nnyember. o., lS9s, and was Only racorded e tnS
athe Office 81 tho Register g Deeds is fon ths
Sth DAY st November, a. p. 1888, atS;a 1s ocloek
.. M, III Book 400 Of mortgages, page IVY ~
10 secure the payment Of three nun nea ~.
thereof WITH interest thereon at the rate Ct ten
Der cent per annnm PAYABLE seml,ann ah1G
said did On tie 18th day Ct MsrSh on =:
e Iin,nesota. the sum 81 i've and 97l00 dollars
1ss97) for tn, taxes 4of the premises hereinatter
described to- tss
fault and pursuant to the terms Of said mortgage
has eeooedd 70 ;n ana b.
said mortgage, due and payable and there is
Claimed to be due and j. actually dqe npon said AID
aal1sgs & aS n'rs nine ard
100 dollars (sS9 49, interest and five and y7-1g
dollars (s5.S tases, total three ,1 hnnafsa ano
HON a. n1o n having bssn at law
mortgage or any pert thereof =. = ~.
Now therefore, notice liz hereby given tnat4 "
virtne Of the power Of sails contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute IN eacn
case made and provided, the said mortgage VII
be foreciosed By sale OF the promises described
in and con veyed by ead mortgage situated IN tne
Comfy Of Hannepin and State Of Minnesota, to-
That part of fractional block le) sixteen, II
Bottineaus Second Addition to st. Anthony, de.
scribed as follows; Beginning az point IN west
line Of said fractional block l18l sixteen, one
hundred and thirty two Q3E feet south OF the
eighty seven s75feet. thence north fifty tso) fest
thence west eighty-seven ISY@ feet, thence s9ntn
(5O) feet to beginning, all in fractlonal nIoG1
sixteen 16) in Bottineaus Second Addlt10n: 20 %.
Anthony according to the plat on tlie and 81 rec;
ord in the office Of the TRegieter of.Deedsin snd
for said Hennepin Counts, Minnesota. togethar
With the hereditaments and aPpurtenaneebth there
to belonging, which sale will be made by the
sheriff OF said Hennepin County, at the 'front.'
door Of the County Court House in the City OF
Minneapolis in said County, on the Soth day,of
April. 4 o. 1895. at ten O'Clock a. M that day
at public vendue to the highest bidder Tor cash:
to pay said debt and interest and taxes on said
promises and twenty-five dollars (S?s.OO) attor'
ney's fees as stipulated in and by said, MORTGAGE
to be paid In case of foreclosure and the dis
bursements allowed by law.
Dated March 18th. A. d. 1898. .,.,,,
Mortgagee.
C..s. DEVER. 4
Attorney for Mortgagee. -'3:~
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OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
C.4s. DEVER.
Attorney for Mortgage.

In whose name assessed, Geo =. s'he g
Terrace, Lake Minnetonka. Town OF Orcno,.
Hennepin County, Minnesota; year ta1 levied,
1885, date of Judgment, March q, 1891; when sold.
May l. 1891; amount sold for to state. 63c; as
sessed By state March 10, 1895 for interest.
penalty and costs, &c; total amount required to
redeem, 81. so; total, $3.50.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County
MINNESOTA. TO Geo. E. Sheurehen ct d.: You are
hereby notified that, pursuant 70 tax judgment-.
pin, State Of Minnesota, as above stated-ths
name, was sold for tax as above stated, and that
the time allowed by law for redemption from
said sale will have expired after sixty days have
made and proof thereof and Of the sheriff fess
amount above stated, as. necessary to redeem
from said sale. the cost Of service of this notice
must be paid, together with such interest as may
accrue from and after this date. :
Witness my hand and official seal. at Mime
apolts in said County of Hennepin. this 9th day
Of March. 1895. G. Il. COOLEY,
Per J. o. DAVIS. cssnty AUDITOR;
NJ o.7a Deputy. "a. 4S,..,, j
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

In whose name assessed, Annie Kennely,
Terrace, Lake Minnetonka, Town ct Orono,
Hennepin County, Minnesota; year tax levied.
1883; date of judgment, March a. 1891; whsn sold,
May, 1891; amount sold for to state. &c; as
sessed by state March 49, 1895, for 92l8; interest
penalty and costs, &c; total amount required *,
redeem, $2.5C; total $3.50. ..s = & -.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County.
Minnesota. TO Annie ksnnedy:. Yon are
hereby notified that; pnIsuan tgp TAI iudement--
entered In the District Court. " souny Of Heune-
pin, State OF Minnesota. al above stated--the
land herein above described, assessed Ia your
the time allowed by law for iFessmption from
said sale will have expired after sixty days have
elapsed after service of this notice has been
made aud proof thereof and Of tho sheriff fees
has been filed in this office. In addition to The
amount above stated, as necessary to redeem from
said sale the cost of service Of this notice mat
be paid, together with such interest Is may
accrue from and after this date. Et7's1 -
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis. in said County of Hennepin, this 9th day
6f March. 1885. G. r. COOEEY. 7s.@
Per J. @. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy. 3. % a.
No. 875. [Sesll
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henne.
y pin-Probate Court. ~
In the matter of the estate of John Luby.
deceased.
Catherine Iuby, of Hennepin County,
Minnesota, representing that John Luby has'
lately died interstate, q resident and inhabi-
tant Of the County Of Hennepin and State Of
Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this County, and praying that admins:
tration of his estate be to said petitioner
granted:
tits ordered, That said petition be heard ct q
special term Of this Court to be held atthe
Court House in the City of Minneapolis. In said
County, on Monday. the 18th day Of May.
1895, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice OF such hearing be given 10 all persons In
terested, by publishing this order at least once
in each week for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing In The Irish Standard,
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day Of April.
1885,
BY the Court:.- JOHNH. STEELE,
-,4, fg u, Judge of Probate.
W. H. n. P1LGRAM,
Attorney for Petitioner.
222 Nicollet Avenue, Room s.
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years Deceased was. as well known end,
highly respected fgura Iii Sligo 40 years
ago, then being mayor 0ff the town, y. RI 3,
butter merchant and commissioner Of
afidayits. He was asnative Of ollooney,
but came to Sligo in his. boy hood. He
erected many buildings In town, notA-
|bly three Of the principal houses IN Rat ~
|cliffe street. III 81 II e! e
On March &c, the body sof woman
named OConnor, wife Of Bryan O'Con-
nor, a carman in the employ mentsa OF
Mr.. Edward Foley was found In Car
vogue. Life was extinct. The woman
was the mother of three children and her
husband was away from Sligo and did
not hear Of the death until the inquest
was held. Tt is rather a mystery how
the deceased could have got into the
water as the river is protected by three.
feet of wall where the body was sdiscov-
cred, and there was no current sufh-
GENTLY strong to carry it from the SIP
higher up. q d
Information is asked for through the
Irish papers, concerning Neal Donohue,
who left Parkmore county. Tyrone, ~
years ago for California. When last
heard of, IL years ago, he was at Buffalo
Ranch Farm, California, and had been
living with his sister, Sarah Collins Nc
Kee,. Wyandotta, Butte county, Nevada.
News OF him is sought for by his mother.
TIPPERARY. .... I, s5=< Il
On March 25, the sub-sheriff for Tip
perary, Mr.. Arnold Powers attended the
courthouse, Nenagh, accompanied by
Maj. w. Waller and Mr.. A. H. Mcleod,
who acted as enumerators ,and took up
the counting and checking Of the votes
srr,skh %hn
of coroner for North Tipperary. The
scrutiny having been gone through, the
sub-sheriff declared the result as follows
Mr.. James Coffey, solicitor, 2,O59; Mr.. g.
F. Corbett, solicitor, l,225; majority for
Coffey, 1893. ~
Mr.. John Ryan has been sworn IN a
solicitor for the supreme court Of judi,
cature for Ireland before the lord chan
cellor. Mr. Ryan, who served his ap-
premiership to his uncle, Mr.. Fewen, OF
Tiperary, secured first place at the pre-.
liminary examination, and at the sue
ceeding one carried off the Incorporated
Law Society's medal and money prize.
He obtained very high places also, In the
other examinations. . I: az:
A subscription of EDO from Clogheen.
and of EGO from the other side Of Knock
meldown. Cappoquin, county Water
ford, are announced TO tAe ptIAldMsn--
tary fund, which now amounts to Fl $50.
considering the unusual depressed
state of bushes in the town and coun-
try" writes the patriotic pastor Of Clog
heen, II have never known a collec-'
ton to have been given with more
cheerful spirit; but there is a. loud cry
for harmony and union in the ranks Of
the Irish Parliamentary Party" The:
pastor of Cappoqutn trusts his nedghbors.
"all will do as we'll or better"
The town mmissioners and people OF
Nenagh are at present engaged in a very
commendable work-the establishment
of an expensive public library for the
town. Portions of the new Town Hall,
when in course of erection were specially
designed and fitted up for the purposes
of library and reading room. and 1t
has been decided to utilize these apart
ments. .4&.-s... -.
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Rejoicing.


Tn glad ottevery tender thought. =
Each gentle. kindly action wrought; 4
or every harsh word left unsaid,
And every bitter tear unshed. y
I'm glad of dreams, sweet dreams full
illled
OF wild desires that have been stilied;
/ NJ glad Of hands that true help lend,
The,strong; brave arms that right defend
I'm glad my heart is not so old, ~
OR happily not grown too old,
To heed the birds, the flowers bloom
That golden sunshine floods my room.
I'm glad Of smaller grtefs forgot,
o., xaany woes to me known rot; -
Glad, svain have not always striven,
That / ,forgave-have been forgiven.
I'm glad Of love that have won,
The little good that have done;
o. jisctp]ine from which I learned
Each duty done was honor earned. 7 "
TIM glad against my wo1nan's breast
Dear. baby's lips have fondiy pressed;
Glad, father, glad. that by my knee. 49,.
They 1lsping learnt to pray to thee.
Kathleen Kayanaugh
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LAWRENCE. TRuEsDALE \ CoRH1sroN,
Attorneys for Mortgages.
242 Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI
PROBATE NOTIUE.

PROBAIE NOllOE.
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne-
y pin.-Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate of John Lynch,
On reading and filing the petition Of the
administrative of the estate of said deceased,
praying for 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
special term Of said Court to be held at the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis, In said
1895, at 10 o'clock in Che forenoon; and that no
tioe of such hearing be given to all persons In
terested, by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, In The Irish Standard 9
newspaper printed and published In said
Dated at Minneapolis this 10th day Of April
1885, q" ttas'
By the Court: JOHN n. STEELE,
Judge of Probate.
McHALE & Apg1L,
-: Attorneys for Administrative.
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., ~. AT Last.


Sone day or other the, cross will be lifted,
!; Beneath which the. pilgrim has jour
neyed SO long: ~. :
Some day or other the lutte that is rifted
Shall melody make IN the chorus OF
~ song.
Some day. or other the hopes early per
80. ished
Shall rise into beauty unheard of be-
.& fore; :, o
Some day or other the hearts fondly cher7
,,sgt4sdsheel, ....-. ..,... ..t,-
The lost and the longed for, the grave
4 shall restore.
soraeeday orlother the doubts, which have
,s n haunted iE.5 - ,-'~'>' q
,Shall+,be dispelled in the light Of his
face; ~
Some; dayor other. the foes who have
daunted
Ali vanquished shall be through the
might of His grace. ,..... 80
Some day or other the toll shall be ended.
The nameless unrest, the vague yearn-
90 ing be past: "
e'rnanks unto Hirn who thus safely
! ~, hath tended
/! The ransomed shall cry, "lt is heaven
= at last!'
Z; }'lSS--E. a. Kelsey. in Great Thoughts.
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9 BROS. -s PRoPRIEToRsss
81 SS 81 t3t..p nflEs! CID TIMESl Is
sg @ ,Sa' 5h Is f ssse GIG s'nsS
a arIa he4 tile naerTy Easter chimes ssss'
Nd 3as the Aa1ly tfee. 81, u sssYAas
/ Ay spa bessides me placed q, 4s
ssS Cross upon hand; 81 :.
. MA eartsat rest Within my breast,
y. ~ ssSs Old times! Old times.
1t IS not that my fortunes flee,
MI Nor that my cheek is pale -. "
n e mourn whene'er think Of thee,
n, III AA yAGasrlfng native tyale!--. 4s@ |si#
y wiser head / have know, ~ SIS.
SaE nan When I 1oiter'd there;
Il BHts IN my Wisdon, there is woe
3{5 aAaadsinsrny knowledge care: -,
u. IS. ;.s:i BE- d; Old times! Old times!
I've lived to know my shares of JOY,
70 feel my share Of pain
II esIearn that friendships self can cloy,
Il TO- love-. and love in vain *%@s
a 70 Sfael a. yang and wear smile
tire Of other climes-- .ss.|a
II TO like my own un haI1py isle, s$.
& And SING the gay old time! ..S,,
.s 3Ssssa,. s%l,..,.@ s Old times! Old times!
And sure the land is nothing changed,
81 Tie birds are singing still; ..,.ays
The flowers are springing where we rang>
SSSi 80 led, - $3.50 .t,.-
There's sunshine on the hill! 81
The sally, waving DER my head, l.,5S
Still sweetly Shades my frame ~
Bnst7 ali; those happy days are fled,
rs And lam not the same!
#S}ajs ,5ss.a5,; ,<Old times! Old times!
Oh. come again, ye merry times! s..
& Sweet, sunny, fresh and calm Z"
Ard let me hear those Easter chimes,
ne. wear my Sunday palm g.
B III could cry away mine eyes, 60
My tears would flow in vain / lt
III could waste my heart i'll signs,
They'll never come again! /.
b es.4S:s. NJ Old times! Old times!
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WATERFORD.

On the morning of March 26th, a
shocking accident took place on the Wat
erford and Central Ireland Railway.
about midway between :Ballyhale and
Mullinavatt, some Is miles from Water
ford. A goods train, which leaves Kill
kenny for Waterford at TAO, was ascend
ing. the hill which precedes the long IN
cline which runs straight into the ter
minus at Waterford; when the large
driying-r rod attached to the crank on the
right hand side of the axle OF the driy-
ing wheels broke. The broken rod
crashed through the boiler and firebox,
driving lighting coal, scalding water, ana
steam on to the foot plate and tender.
The driver and fireman, John and James
Holleyman, father and son. and every
thing movable in the tender, were blown
away. The elder Holleyman, who ap-
pears to have been instantly killed, was
thrown against the back Of the wagon
next the tender, under which he fell, and
one of the wheels passed over his te1t
arm, severiing it from the body. HIS
son James was blown on to the ditch ny
the side of: the permanent way, where he
was found in an unconscious condition,
terribly scalded and bruised, and was
convened to Mullinavatt in a dying con-
dition. The Holleymans, who were aged
respectively about 81 and 20 years, were
natives of Wexford. The father was en-
ployed as driver on the w. and g: i.
Railway for eleven years, previous to
which he was driver on the Dublin,
Wicklow, and Wexford Railroad.
The greatest qualification is felt in
Dungarvan at the appointment Of Mr.
John Vincent Kiely to the Commission
of the Peace Mr.. T<iely is one of the
largest merchants in the district, gen
tleman who has travelled great deal,
and good Nationalist. He. is President
of the local Sacred Heart Society.
The lord Chancellor has also appoint
ed Mr.. Patrick Mccarthy, BaIlyduff; Mr..
John Riley, Dungarvan; and DR.. Thomas
Shanahan. M. d., Kilmacthomas, to be
magistrates for the county Of Waterford.
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WICKLOW.

WICKLOW.
The Bray township improvement bill
passed through it's final stages before the
select COMMITTEE of the house of commons
on March rs. fs.5
A fire. which, but for the assistance
afforded by the police, would have been
attended with serious results, broke out
on March 20 in Messrs. Leverett & Fryes
premises. Bray. Immediately on the;
alarm being given, the police turned out
and in short time the flames We're ex-
tinguished. The damage is esttma ted at
about ESQ. ,.@4.1
On .Marcd 25, an accident of a peculiar
character occurred at Lovers Leap, on
Lord Wonck's side Of the Dargle. The
spot at which the accident occurred is
very dangerous, and on either side, OF the
road is q precipice about $50 feet deep.
over this a horse attached to car, the,
property of the driver, Murty Doyle,
Jumped, and were it not for the presence
of mind of Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Main
street, Bray, who, with their two chill
dren were out for a drive, all their lives
would have been lost. The road is very
narrow and the projecting wall on either
side of it is only about two feet high. The
horse suddenly SHE'D and attempted to
Jump over the wall, getting his fore legs
over it. The carman caught on the wall,
and Mrs. Mccarthy took one OF the chill
dren in her arms and jumped! off. Mr..
Mccarthy did thesame thing and shouted
to the driver to get down. a few seconds
later the wall gave way and the horse
and car were precipitated into the ravine
below. The horse was not killed but the
car was smashed.
WEXFORD y J ,ss
The. Rev., Andrew Cavanaugh, for
many years G. c. Z Rathgarpgue, has
been promoted to the pastoral charge Of
Rathnure, vice the late Very Rev. Ganon
Walsh. Rev. N. Lambert, G. e., Courtna-
cuddy, has been appointed to the curacy
Of Rathgarogue, Ia succession to Rev. a.
Cavanaugh. Rev. Quigley, l:.S lc, :,
ERathnure, has been appointed e. c. 8,
New Ross. Father o. Byrne,g recent prs
tiained is doing duty 81 Back Hater
.piacs gof Resy. Gavanaue sts /.
lso iss dously 1gsSH
l||
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LONGFORD.

The attorney general has made the fol-
lowing appointments to fill vacancies
caused by the death Of Mr.. S. Yates
Johnson-Mr. Michael Drummond,* Q. G..
to be Senior Crowa Prosecutor for the
county Longford, and Mr.. Andrew Todd,
LID, to be Junior Crown Prosecutor
for the same county.
Mr.. Edward Donohoe, jun, Dromard,
has been appointed to the Commission OF
the Peace for the county Longford.
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,,
NEWS FROM IRELAND.

A %TTE nj

The death OF the Most Rev. d. Meal
ister, bishop OF Down and Connor, which
has been already announced in our
Gable dispatches, took place at the epis-
copal residence in Belfast, on the morn
ing of Tuesday. april 26. Some short
time since, the bishop underwent a
dangerous operation for internal cancer:
hut though the. ope,ation,was successful,
SO far as surgical skill could afford al
lewiation, he did mot gain strength. and
he, gradually sank. until the end came;
on the day mentioned. The illness Of
the reverend .bishop had been heard of
with great regret throughout the diocese,
and called forth the deepest feeling Of
sorrow and sympathy. DR.. McAlister
was consecrated bishop IL March, 1885,
as successor to the late Most Rev. DR..
Dorian. He had for many years pre-
Siously been parish priest OF Ballycastle.
AS bishop he did q great deal for the
progress OF Catholicity in Belfast. -Four
! new churches, St. Paul's. the Sacred
Heart, st. Brigids, and within the past
Few days one dedicated to the Holy Fam
lily have been, added to those previously
in existence. The last work Of his life
was the building OF the Mater Intrmor-
hm Hospital, a product to which he had
devoted much of his energy and atten-
tiosl. DR.. McAltster was loved by his
priests, and ruled the affairs of the do
4case with ability, and i'll q way that won
the admiration OF ali. iIe was tower OF
strength to the national movement, and
contributed generously to its funds: u
q Early on the, morning Of March IS,
James McAIurray, a retired, gardener liv-
ing alone In CraWfordsburn, near Ban
.Kor, was reported to the police as having
, raysteriousiy disappeared. Most Of the
mans clothing was found iii his house,
which led to the opinion that the man
was practically in nude state when he
disappeared. Seygt. Kearney and two
}cDnstables Immediately proceeded to in
ysstigate the matter, and after a length
ensd search the dead body Of the man
was found in g. large garden tank, which
twas flied with water. I'll
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CARLOW,

VkAESI1NftFsI
Il i The result the recent Poor Law cleo.
Mons. ia many parts OF Ireland are enain-.
saiit ly Sat isfactory. In the county Car
INV, a where the National party seem to
ahaVe fought as unitedly as In the. old
Es,s Us fewer than I'VE Tory seats were,
s 81 Hill ured. 5.s.55
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sSgsNIr. Wylie, Q. O., has been appointed
snior Crown Prosecutor for the county
Il yASan; ard Mr.. p. Law Smith to be the
tseMior Crown Prosecutor for the county
Fernanagh. ttF . '
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LIMERICK,

~ % LIMERICK.
AT the last meeting of the Limerick
Board Of Guardians, the Master reported
that male lunatic named Michael Har-
tigan had stolen out of the chapel, dur
ing Mass, On the 25th ult, and escaped
over the main wall. A keeper, accom-
panied by the labor master, were sent In
search, but up to the last accounts no
trace had been found Of the fugitive
The matter was reported to the police,
who are also having a lookout kept. .
Mr.. F. A. O,Keeffe. Mp, has written to
the mayor Of Limerick, acknowledging
his letter with reference to q military
order issued In the Cork district direct
ing that after April LIST. every regiment
and corps in the district, which includes
Limerick, shall obtain Its caateen sup
plies, through the general commanding
the district, from a Cork firm. The
mayor drew Mr.. O'Keeffe's attention to
the slur which, such an order threw on
Limerick and ats traders, and the honor
able member promised to at once bring
the matter under the notice Of the proper
authorities.
The death Of Mr.. George Boyd. prin-
cipal Of the2firm Of J. and G.sBoyd & Co..
William street, Limerick, tok place on
March 23d, after brief illness, from In
fluenza. The deceased was in his 10th
year, and up to the period OF his illness,
had taken an active part In the manage
ulent Of the extensive seed, oil, and color
and agricultural implement establish
nelnt. which was so we'll known all over
the South Of ireland. His remains were
inferred in the burial ground, IN St.
MaEy's Cath edral.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

crATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henns.
y pin-Probate Court. H.
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mNEGAI.

Mr. Morley has at last decided to open
relief works in the congested district OF
Termon, near Kilmacrenan. MI. Kay
mond, Royal Engineers; .Catham, has re-
Gently passed through here to lay off and
superintend the works, which will con-
sist OF repairing roads and building q
bridge. The works, however, are only
intended to give employment to about q
mem miserable cheese pairing ar
rangement, out Of all proportions with
the needs of the district.
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sOrdersin pund i, ana two ofs her broth
en- serve III the sacred ministry. one q
member OF the Order Of Mary Immac,l-
late, the other the Rev. Father Clarke,
ssobrtesof the respected curates OF st. Pet
ertsy Drogheda. sss. 81
M. T. Malone, \ I1arb purstown, chair
man Of the Drogheda Board Of Guard
iaias, has been appointed tosthe commits
sion OF the Peace for the county Meath.
Mr. John Bowling, who has recently
Joined the Dundalk and Newry Steam
packet Company, as traffic manager,
after 10 years service with the Clyde
Shipping Company, was. before leaving
London, presented by the stan Of. the
latter company with handsome testi-
monial Of their esteem and regard In the
shape OF massive bronze and marble
clock, with bronze ornaments to match,
together with a gold watch. for his wife.
The presentation took place on board
one; OF the steamers Of the company, and
there was present, in addition to the
members Of. the London staff, number
OF the personal friends Of Mr.. Dowling.