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The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Many Americans imagine that Ireland
enjoys the same rights under the Brit
ish constitution that England does, and
they are surprised at the continual dis
content Of the Irish people. The fol-
lowing recent utterance of the Irish lord
lieutenant shows that the same laws do
not exist in England and Ireland: 1--WE
(the Tory ministry. are on the eve of
carrying out important changes in the
social administration of Ireland, which
Will secure to Ireland liberties similar
to those which England has long en-
5oyed." The Tory government IL really
In earnest to give the Irish Catholics a
teaching university as distinctly Cath
olic as Trinity college is Protestant, will
encounter the opposition of the Orange
men of Ulster. These creatures want to
keep their country as it is. and tlsa
Tories will likely accede to their wishes,
especially as the leaders of the long
suffering Irish people are disunited.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06
Our enterprising contemporary, the sa,

Our enterprising contemporary, the San
Francisco Nation, will pardon us for
making correction. That captious and
cynical writer who occasionally contrib
utes articles full of splenetic humor to
the Catholic press under the name Of
M. T. Elder is not she" but belongs
to the feminine gender She is Miss
Mary Teresa Elder. relative OF the
venerable Archbishop Of Cincinnati, who
first sprang into notoriety by paper
on "Our Twenty Million LOSS" which
was read at the Catholic congress during
the Worlds Fair at Chicago We heard
the paper with establishment and also
its refutation by Bishop McGolrick, of
Duluth, who showed the fallacy of her
argument. The Chicago secular press
had editorials on her paper because of
Its sensational character; and as Miss
Elder did not read her essay but ,yot
a man to do it for her. everybody sup.
posed that M. T. Elder was a man. She
has since written fugitive articles foi
our censorious contemporary, the Mil
waukee Citizen, which evidently admires
her style, being somewhat similar to
its own, and few months ago she wrote
something for Donahoes Magazine,
which attracted no attention. Her lat
est production for the Catholic Tele-
graph of Cincinnati on Convent
Schools" is just what might be expected
from the egotistical and idiosyncratic
old maid. The Boston Pilot of last week
disposes of her ill-natured vaporings,
but we think the attention bestowed on
her gratifies her intellectual vanity.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

McKinley's bimetallic ENJOYS will
have arrived in New York from Europe
before this issue of the Irish Standard
is printed. Their mission has proved a
failure, and International bimetallism is
as far off as ever. Mckinley seems to
be entirely satisfied and is now in favor
of a permanent gold standard. In his
speech in Cincinnati last Saturday he
said: IF we are entering upon an era
of prosperity, such as many believe and
all fervently hope, remembering our re-
cent panic and financial experiences, we
should strengthen the weak places in
our financial system and remove it for
ever from ambiguity and doubt" He
evidently Endorses Cages plan to retire
the greenbacks and Sherman notes and
issue bonds payable in gold in order to
perpetuate the existing gold standard
for ever.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

John DAILY. the released political prls-
oner, did not possess the necessary quail
ittcations to render him eligible for may
or of Limerick. He left Queenstown
last Sunday on lecturing tour in thu
United States. lie has been perpetually
Swallowed by government detectives who
follow him about from place to place.
His countrynen in the United States
will give John DAILY cordial reception
because Of his patriotic efforts in the
cause of Irish nationality.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Dwight L. Moody. the Methodist evan
gelist, has a level head on his broad
shoulders. He intends to travel this
winter through the United States ami
Canada to preach the simple gospel Of
the Saviour. He truthfully says that
"the great fundamental truths Of Chris
tianity" are no longer taught in the
Protestant churches; that the people are
not fed. though hungering and thirst
ing for the pure gospel, and that they
receive instead pulpit essays and dis
cussions which leave them empty and
disgustcd. He says he does not know
what the "higher criticism" is and that
he has not time to find out. One can
not help respecting an honest and sin
cere Christian like Moody, even though
he may be preaching false doctrine.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

nerves, rational, sedately contented,
talking of his books and his tax dreams
Today I met a man haggard, pinchetl,
with a face as thin and peaked as pen
His eye roved, his hair was tumbled, his
face the theater of disorder. If he was
the picture of anything it was his unfel
ambition made desperate. There WAS
despair, too, in his face, as if in dim
way he looked into a future black with
disappointment. 1 tell you. it was
shock to see the man."
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

prives him Of the plea Of good faith
and makes him responsible before God
for the heresy from which at one time
he might have escaped. but through
his own fault did not. The initial grace
was given him, that was intended by
Almighty God to lead on to other graces,
which, If accepted, would have culmi-
mated in the grace of conversion. But
that initial grace was lost to him
through his own fault. The seed was
sown. but the birds of the air devoured
1t.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

John Hay. the author Of Little
Breeches.' is beginning to initiate his
sycophantc predecessor at the court of
st. James In a speech ut the White
Friars' club, he insisted that the two
great "English-speaking peoples" must
be friends from sheer sanity and then
added: I'VE used to be taught that des-
potic monarchs were the cause of war.
yet today we have more jingolsm in the
American Senate than In all the Cabi-
nets of Europe put together"
II American ambassadors to foreign
countries cannot speak respectfully oi
their own legislators it is about time
to abolish the ambassadorships alto
gether.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

We publish elsewhere an interesting
communication from Prof. Hosmer, H.
brarian Of the Minneapolis public libra
ry, in response to our editorial of last
week on Catholic and Irish literature in
the public libraries. Prof Hosmer is an
author of recognized ability on matters
pertaining to colonial and revolutionary
times and when he says "the Irish have
been in America from the beginning" he
only asserts what every student of
American history knows to be fact.
The letter of Prof Hosmer should be
attentively perused by our city readers.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Says the Quebec Saturday Budget:
sador to Russia, is an Irish Catholic
Like Lord Dufferin, he is an accomplish
cd diplomat. as the representative Of
England at the Russian court must be Il
man of the highest diplomatic attain
ments. Evidently when John Bull wants
anything good he has to go to Ireland
for 1t.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Another school history of the Unitei
States has been published. The author
is Prof. McMaster. He is like the rest
Of the historians when he speaks of
Catholics. In his chapter on Maryland
he insinuates that Lord Baltimore grant
ed religious liberation In his charter
simply because he could not help it. Ac-
cording to this learned professor, his in
tention was to found Roman Catholic
colony to secure liberation for "his own
Sect" but finding this impossible he was
forced to grant 1t all round. This &C.
count is at variance with that given by
Bancroft. The fact that McMaster calls
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

The Irish Standard has received note
from President Cyrus Northrop of the
State university, in which he says that
he will look into the matter of complaint
respecting Irish literature at his insti-
tuition and apply remedy If ono is need
ed. He is certain there has been no
intentional neglect of the Irish or OF
Irish literature in the University of Min
nesota.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

The Northern Star is the name of a
new Journal Of patriotic principles re-
Gently started in Belfast. the hot-bed
Of Orangeism. In its first editorial it
says: :. ..-......-....
The North is in the forefront of tho
fight today. and the mission of the new
Northern Star is to give full and free
voice to the hopes and the determine
ton of hundreds and thousands of Ill
stermen all over the world who are
proud of the heroic part played by their
ancestors in the darkest years OF Ire
lands history, and to whom the cause
of freedom is as sacred as it was to the
Belfast Republicans who vowed to re
member Orr"
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Alfred Henry Lewis, representative
OF the New York Journal, visited Henry
George the evening before his death.
ana this is what he wrote Of him: "The
Henry George found was not the
Henry George 1 had met fewer than two
months ago. When saw him last he
va tranquil. quiet, even steady as to
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06
the Roman Catholics "a sect" is suf-
ficient evidence of his ignorance as
teacher of history for young America"

The mission at Immaculate Concep-
tion church by Bishop Stanley, OF
North Dakota, will close on Sunday.
The attendance during the week was
good and the adult men of the parish
approached the sacramento in large
numbers. The bishop will preach to.
morrow at the last mass.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

There are 10000 newspapers in the
United States. OF which $3.50, or more
than ten per cent, are published daily.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

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German Laws for Women.

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whatever of value she has &C
quired in any way belongs to her
father, her husband or son, and
the law requires her to obey their
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civilized where the rights Of
women are so restricted. When
a woman lnarries all her proper
IS passes into the ownership of
her husband forever. He has
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Of it in any manner he chooses
regardless Of her wishes or pro-
tests Ii thcy are divorced the
property remains with him.
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LIES 4FTERWHELE

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Some glad day,
With all LIES puzz!ng problems
Solved for aye,
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The fears and trials and the
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The grief that comes upon thee
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Wisely planned.
Whate'er its mysterie ;. God holds the
key;
You well can trust him and bide pa
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH. 1897.

the same being L legal sales day, and during
the legal hours OF sale. offer for sale at the
south uOOr OF the court house in the city of
OcaIt, Florida. and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash, all the right. ttIc and inter
crt OF EnOcl ". y GncW III and to three certain
cemetery, corporation under the laws OF
Florida. and III and To the following real
estate in Marion county. Florida: Beginning
at southeast corner OF lot one tlJ fractional
section Il. township - south, range - east ::
running thence north 1888 chains. west 10
chains. south $3.50 chains. east 10 chains TO
point of beginning: containing ten t10D acres
more or less. Part OF lot .. town OF Whites
Vile. east OF F. {. 4. 7. railroad. as per survey
OF K. ". Williams Decem Der .. 1855. ana deS-
ribed rs beginning on western line of said
lot nine 80, 30 feet south of northwest corner
of said lot and running south along said line
81 feet, thence at right angles in south
easterly direction parallel with said western
boundary 80 feet. thence north easteriy 10 feet
to point OF beginning i'll nW14 OF Sw14. section
Il. township l. south, range - east.
Lot / OF Il certain special survey OF block u,
new survey south OF Ocala, as per plat in
book A, page So. NJ. OF lot = OF block Is, i'll
the old survey OF OcjlIa. and lot ~ OF the
tion of the Alvarez Grant known "a the Cald-
we'll addition To Ocala. That lot known a. the
J. K. Scott lot described az follows: Begin IT
a point $50 feet south and 344 feet west of the
quarter section cor. on the north boundary OF
sec. l., township y south, range - east. run
thence west go feet. thence nortn 20 2Il. east
40 feet. thence east 80 feet. thence south 20
-un west 10 feet TO =. o. b.
Sold 10 satisfy SajI execution and costs ana
subject TO whatever liens may De against SaIC
PROPERTY. b. DUPkE EODGE,
10 Sheriff Marion County, ria.
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Under and by virtu" Of an execution issued
%, Ti V. ', ct t 81 '',f cdIfaiT G"urt
IL, a l"r MoTln G1Tsy IN ferI3im cau9e
pan},h CORPORATION duly organized under the
law oil the stat" Oh ONO, y Pialnflh, ana
PENDANTS, hay" levied on and will on
MONDAY DECEMBER 9TH, 1897.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-06
Monday, November 1st, 1897,

the same being a legal sales day, offer for sale
door of the court house. in the city OF Ocala,
Marion county. Florida, and sell TO the high
est and heSt bidder for cash, the following
real estate in Marion county. Florida. viz:
Part of f. Of oNif II NV al section -. Tp.
II :. 4. - east. beginning at a stake on SoUtn
side OF public road running thence south about
intersection with Y. oeckingerS land. thence
north - pUblic road. thence east 10 L. .. Il.
Ed of LOT IS. Evans survey. in NV; OF ~Ei. Of
section y, Up. Il \. Z. - east. also w Of WI.
OF NV OF NV Of section .. TT. II :, K. -
east. also El@ OF >Elt and SWl+ OF >Eii 81
section >, II. Il ), =. 20 east. also beginning
20 chains west of southeast corner Of lot - OF
subdivision Of SEQ. I. Z. Clark Grant in Tp. II
=, z. - east. run thence south - chains.
THENCE west five chains. north - chains east
five chains 70 p. O. B. Containing 10 acres.
more or less. Sold t. Salty said execution
and costs. 3. DCPRE HODGE.
Sheriff Marion County. Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-06

within the legal hours Of sale in front Of the
south door OF The coI"t house in Ocala. Marion
county. Florida, offer for sale and will sell at
public auction 10 the highest and best bidder
Tor cash the following described real properly.
to-wit: an undivided; onc-half interest i'll the
lands lying and being IN Marion county. Flor
lows: the southeast quarter OF section eight
and lot one Of section seventeen except twenty
acres OF the east side thereof, al III township
fifteen, south OF range twenty-five east CON
tanning two hundred and twenty acres more
or less Or - much thereof - may be ncce$-
sary 10 satisfy said final decree and costs OF
said court. ana w.lich may be sold separately
without Injur: u the rights OF the above
named parties. b. ID. HERS,
Special Master IL Chancery.
y. u. ALFRED.
C0mplainant'S Solicitor.
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SHERIFF~ SALE.

Under and by virtue OF an execution issued
out of and under the seal Of the circuit court
in and for Marion county. in Il certain cause
wherein !. K. Mathews, u receiver of the
Oc"la Electric Light and Power Company, Il
corporation under the laws OF the State of
Florida. i plaintiff. and the OcalG Company,
a corporation organized and existing under
the laws of the State of Florida. and Enoch
w. Agnew, are defendants, l have levied on
and will
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SUERIFFS SALE.

Under and by virtue of an execution issued
out OF and under the seal of the circuit court
III and for Marion county, Florida. in
certain matter wherein the Ocala Electric
Light and Power Company. Il corporation
der the laws OF the state of Florida. il plain
tn and Enoch ". AgncW Is defendant, have
levied on and will on
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NOTICE OF MASTERS. SALE.

Notice * hereby given that under and by
virtue of Il certain fina- decree in chunrcry ell
tered on the Both day OF Jul: 1SIT. by the Hon.
W. y. Hocker, the judge of The circuit court.
fifth judicial circuit, sitting III chancerv for
then pending wherein Hattie .. Allen by etc.
was complainant and Joseph T. Lancaster ct
UX Ct al were defendants. /. the undersi gned
special master il chancery. appointed in and
by said final decree to execute the same. will
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