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TIL Liverpool news to-day was better than had been
expected in view OF the decline here yesterday. Fu-
lures there rallied after an easier opening. and tits
fact was reflected in a rise here to day. Then. too.
the Government weekly report as bullish and shorts
covered. while there was some new buying for local
account. The trading was quiet and In the main of a
10 al professional .hsrn"ter. hut included some Liver.
pod orders on both sides Of tn r'o-ket. The spot
markets at the South were generally lower and quiet,
and the receipts al the ports we Q large. but the csti'
mates or New Orleans end Houston to- morrow are
moderate. The weather in the cotton belt was
clear and warm. showers are predicted for the
extreme southern portion OF Alabama and on
the gulf Of Mississippi aud Louisiana, but continued
fair Weather for the balance OF the cotton belt. The
weekly report states that cotton picking has been
pushed forward rapidly in all sections of the cotton
belt. although interrupted somewhat In the Caro-
l!nas. eastern Georgia, and Florida by heavy rains;
that the crrp has suffered further deterioration in
ARK ansas and portions OF Mississippi and Louis ana,
and damage from rain has resulted In the CarOlinas
and Florida: that. as stated In the bulletin OF the
previous week, the bulk OF the crop will be gathered
ly Oct. 10.
CoFrEr-Rio on the spot was quiet. but steady: No.
:, &C.. Sales, 1000 bags No. I at &C. afoat. 700 bags
Ma-acait'o and 600 bags Savanilla on priv ate terms.
The future trading W as as follows:
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NEW York. Tuesday, sept. 2s.-Receipts Of beevcS
were 4Gi head. manly direct to exporters and
slsubLtrrcrs. No trading; feeling steady. Dressed
toef steady nj I"E0c, Y n. for poor 10 prime native
sides, Gables frum British markets quot" American
steers at l0'4c'l lie. Y ~, Dir ss,d weight; American
Refrigerated beef at i"rGtSlrc. y N. Exports To-
day, 100 h 'uyCs, and 2.2bU quarters Of beef; to.inUr.
row. i.2Gu quarter.
Roceipts o, calves, all for the market. were 10
head, W head on sale all toll. Firm hut quiet. Al
sold. Yeas sold at S5MSS.2i Y 100 MS; dressed
calves generally lirnI ity'dresscd veaIs, 10 2Lac.
y y.
Receipts OF Sllrop and lamls. all for the market,
were 2,4i2 heal; lJLa cars on sale all told. Steady
but slow. Ahnut q ears were carried over. Sheen
sold at Satabi.a3 . 100 RS IL mhs AZ 500 81. Dressed
mutton. Ota@S" y ~ dressed lambs, 7Up l0c.
Receipts Of hogs w, re G.5IJ head; only 20 head on
sale. Firm at $4,000 SI.vO q 100 ms.
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Court Calendar This Nay.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Recess
Supreme Court-Appellate erm-Motions-Sos. >,
IL, 10. Appeals from judgments of City Court-Soh
4. IL. ~. Appeals from District Courts-Nos. 10.
81. 20. 30, "a.
Supreme Court-special Term-Part L-Motion cal.
endar called ut 1U:3O A.. NJ. Part Hex. parte mat
tiers. Trial ~Termi-Part 1I.-Ciear.. Preferred cause
5U4O. iOO25, e7s9, lI5. 4OO5, 824O. Parts ". and
v;-Adjourned for the term. Part YI:-c.se unnn'
ishtd. Cases from Part III. Part vIl.-Case unfn.
ish-d Nos. 1887. 1888, 4lS0. 1907, 5000. $3.50. 1850.
aiss. 550l. Part vll!.-Case unfinished. ca.es from
Part VII. Parts IX., ". and XII-Adtourned for the
term Part NJ Clear. Cases from Part II.
Surrogates Court-Trial Tcrm-wills OF John
Macarthur, Alexander RHlston, Julia Herman, at 1890
A. II. Chambers-No day calendar. For probate
Wills OF Abraham Ayrcs. William G. Carpenter. Chris
tian Voege, Adolph A. a. Bade. Amelia David. Kath-
crime A. Ten Eyck, William Johnson, Janetta Loeb.
Lucinda overholse. Julius S. Howell, at 1880 A. NJ;
1sidorc Danhessr, Eliza Schmidt. Charlotte T. Lavise,
Jonas Stoltz. at 9 p. VI.
City Court-Special Term-Motions.
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Futures here closed steady with prices 5 points lower
Tavr" declined If. Hamburg declined a pig. Rio
vas oo Gu,st al 30 80 6 5sis dsriins; pecsi5t' in tw" day;
H-S2d. santos was quiet aud unchansad: receipts f.
,",Ss Gay wa s',I Gn s s1%,f f a;eso: 600 Bag p,c,.. Tn nni trnainS
within a narrow range without decided tendency
estimated at 100000 bags, against $4,000 bags last
month.
rrns-Inactiveness marked to-day's session on
interest. an the market was wholly nominal Iron
quoted s. .oS@s; i5;octeber. q, Wis: FSoTe%.
her. g. .lo%sI 20: December 81 l5ss. o;January.
LHil at lli4c, Tor spot and futures: %Tin-vcry quiet
At i. 800. = !, csc for SPOT and futmrr. Lead
November anil D.srmber. I sod toe. Spelter-
2uieta, : 25oti .d3c. for spot, september, October.
N.vN. SroRrs-Srrits of turrrutine firm at sec
3@t-r. rosin dun at Sl42H9slt5 for common to
PrrRoLErM-Crud certificates were unquoted hero
and in on CITY Refined here $50; in Philadelphia
pEovisioNs-lard easy, Prime. e~t.sossi.s5. Pork
ssSsS,5"' Ts'low. a'Sc. utter-cream"T2 western !" @"
2ogc. EgGs-Westcrn. Il HC&lSRc. Chicago. Sept.
light, The market opened steady. but in the absence ~
demand and q Disappointing cash trade. prices saggcd
safes by longs and som" selling OF January drlivrrirs
by packers. the market closing quiet at the decline.
TGir'y''"0 thousand hogs are estimated for '0'm0r-
hvG,R-Rnw nominal; s9' test. sac; CO. test.
3 = l'c. R"tned quiet and unbalanced.
W"oL-The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods.
In the grease, as follows: Iexas-Spring. lY months.
choice, ia"nl ic.; spring. nycrage, l4c.; spring. Il to =
months, 1850 l5c.: fall. choice. li@l2c.; fail. average.
Hp Zoe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spring, free. lao &c. (;
middle counties, spring. l2G lac; southern spring,
~ll"eiSc.: hurry. and defective. IVpc; free fail.
northern. l2H lac; fall, southern, ia lOr.; defective
fall. BQ,Sc. O~rcSUn-Eastern oregon choice, l21 ic ;
eastern Oregon aN"rasc. l2a l'c.' eastern ore on
heavy. 100 lc.; valley Oregon, No. |, Is 81 SC +;
valley oregon, M. ., lsg2O".; valley Oregon.
No. 3. .~l1">ISc; valley Oregon. lambs, liS
choice. l2@l4c. Territory-Idaho. tinc. l2@l3c. {;
Idaho fne medium. bog &c; Idaho medium. 100
medium. l4cLlbc; Wyoming fine. i2Nl4c.; Wyo.
mims fine medium. 100 l6c.: Wyoming medium. 100
l7C.; Utah fnC. l2DL Be: Utah nne medium, lac
he; Utah medium. %lGe@lsc.; Dakota fine. i.G:l 3c.;
Dakota fine medium, li@ Ice; Dakota medium. lHa
lie; Montsna fine choice. lBGlSc.; Montana nne av.
craze, %l3grl5c.; Montana fnc medium choice. loo
lsc.; Montana fne medium average. l5tl7c.; Mon.
tana medium choice, lDG2Oc.; Montana medium av.
erag". lBg &c.; low Montana. l7@luc.; Washington
fine, lOhllc.; Washington tnc medium, 100 i'ic. (.
WashinSton medium. liGl5c. Colorado and New
MeXico-lmprnNed %lstt20c.: coarse and carpet, l5@
lBc.; Georgt. and Southern. 22H23c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Ihese were to'day's prices:
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BANKER BARILATI INDICTED.
Charge Grand Larceny for EmberuIiBE Money
Entrusted to Him TO Send to Italy.

Intrusted to Hin TO Send TO Italy.
Marcello Barilati. who formerly kept an Ital-
ian bank at so Mulberry street, with a branch
at 113th street, has been indicted for grand lar
ceny in the first degree. Barllati's bank closed
Just before last Christmas and he disappeared
for q time, but returned of his own accord with
the intontion, as he declared, of making a settle
ment with his creditors.
Tho specific charge Is made on complaint of
Teodoro Alemprese OF Altoona. Pa. who came
10 Now York to appear before the Grand Jury.
and who asserts that Barilati converted 10 his
own use 800 intrusted to him to send to Italy
on q money order.
There are in all 2S3 persons who state that
they gave money to the banker to he sent to
Italy In this nlannnr, which money has not been
received on the other side. Two hundred others
had deposits in the bank when 1t failed. Nearly
all OF these are laborers,, editors and other
workingmon. Barilati Is about 35 years of age
and had been In tho business for ten years or
more, beginning as a clerk. in Pasquale Capon.
egri's bank. The amount lost to his creditors is
said TO DO about $50, 900.
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Gleetions and Mretinas.


NOHFolk u WESTERN RAILWAY 90,
tn" Annual Meet ng or the STOCKHOLDERS ~ the Scr
folk aud Western RIA lw Hy Company Will he held At
the principal once Of the Company in the city -
koaLose. Nirsinih. on Thursday, tho IAN day ~ as
tnncr, leb', at !" o'clock noon. for the cons,d'laii'u
~ the annual roGort. the election OF Directors, ali
the Transaction OF such other business a. may properly
conc before the meeting for q ton, inulUdng tn"
election OF iniepN ndent auditors 10 audit the boob,
anh accounts ~ The Company At the close ~ the ~ Al
year. The stock transfer books " II be- closed at ~"
close OF business on Saturday. September 10Th. lNp',
ana roopcned At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Monday. october
18th. 1897.
A. J. Secretary.
Roanoke. Va, September LIST. 1897.
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ROCk AND PACIFIC
C~OMPANY.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22d. 1897.
A dividend OF one dollar per share will be paid No
rember LIST next to the shareholders OF this compAny's
stock. registered on the closing of the Transfer hooks.
The Transfer books will be closed on the LIST day OF
October. aud reopened on the llth day OF October.
1877. We PURDY. Treasurer,
COUPON LUMBER TWO from the Charleston and
v Western Carolina Railway Company nrst mort.
gag" bonds. due October ist next, Vii ne paid on and
after that date at the Chase National Bank. New York
city. ". A. c. EVEN. Vice. President.
Illinois steel Company Non-CouSertible De-
bcnture 80nas.
MiasiHstppi River HridGe Compauy FIrsl Mort.
gage hopds.
Coupons on the above. maturing October LIST,
lsN5, will be paid on and after that date ut the
ONCE OF
CVSLER. MORGAN & CO. Financial Agents.
"A Pine IT.. New York.
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Real Estate Private sales.

John y. G0lding and DeblO 8 q Fl ridge have sold
for Airs. Helen NJ, knickcrbocser thu forir.story. man
sard roof, hrOwnstona dwelling on TIL northeast cor
ner OF FlIth avenue aud Skis. fourth street, on pri.
NaIo terms, TO George Cracker. the California MILTON
Aire. IL 10 said to bs Mr.. CrOcker's Intention TO
denOllsh the present house and erect a dwelling for
bis own occupancy. This dwelling AdJoins the plot,
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THE tTC HIsON. TOPEK a SANTA FE RAIL
WAY

COUPONS nc. !, DUE OCTOBER /, 1897. from The
AtchlsOu. rup'k a a = nta re- Railway Company GIN
iR Al. MOklGAGE FOUR PER CENT. BONDS. viii
be Pal an and after that dat upon presentation AZ
the nnirc Of the Company, No. bV Cedar street, N"T
York city. II. W, GARDINElt, Assistant Treasurer.
New York, sept mbcr %. 1897.
NHE FORTUNA OLD INNING AND MILLING
L COMPANY HAS JUST DECLARED ITS Thirteenth
couS ,rutiyc mnntniy dividend OF TEN cts. Il Snnrr.
payable 1t tho company's urice. 6B Broadway. Rocks
close september ~. ami open October I, lho7.
D. l. HAKDING. SnrretarE
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The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

To the Holders or
First Mortgage 8 per cent. bonds Of the Denver.
TeIas and Gulf Railway Company;
First Mortgage 5 per cent, bonds OF the Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Company;
Funded interest certificates of the Denver, Texas
AMI Fort Worth Railroad Company; and
Stock OF the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf Rail.
way Company:
A committee OF holders OF the consolidated mort
gag bonds OF the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
Railway Company has been formed under an agree
ment dated the eighteenth day OF September. 1897.
Holders OF the above mentioned bonds. funded in.
subject to said agreement with the Central Trust
Company Of New York. the Depository named In said
agreement, atits once, No. 81 W all Street. New York.
or at its agency. the American Loan and Trust Com.
pany, No. 53 State Street. Boston. Mass.
Certificates OF deposit will be issued by the pepos-
itary in respect of deposits so made. and an applica-
ton will be made, as soon a. practicable, to have such
certificates listed upon the New York Stock Exchange,
Dated New York, September Is. 1897.
~GRENyII.LE VI. DODGE, Chairman.
GEORGE N. PULLMAN.
}. TOD.
OLIVER AMEs.
q
HENRY BCDGE.
HENRY LEWIS.
URIAH
Committee.
j.. I. GRANGER. Secretary.
r. c. HENDERSON, Counsel.
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Real K.tate Auction sale.

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter +.
Meyer & Co. sold No. 4tO West Th!rty.nfth street,
near Sinth avenue. four.story brick tenement house,
lot 25x9S.U. partition sale, to l.. A. Wilson for
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SILVER Again on tho Decline.

Silver was decidedly weak yesterday. Com.
mercial bars sold in the local market at 54lo
cents an ounce, against SO cents on Monday and
Sole cents on Sept. 81. the highest price this
month. The decline IL ascribed chiefly to the
elimination Of a September short interest in the
London market,
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Once or the
nALTIMORE 4 OHIO u. u. GO.

HAI.TINOKFr NcIt. ~, INFI,
The past due coupons of June LIST. S91. on the Balti.
more & ohio X. II. Co, LIST Mortgage Al per cent.
Terminal Gold Bonds vii h pa d on and after oct.
lst, with interest thereon at tho rate OF 4a per cent.
per annum at the banking honse OF Messrs. Brown
". Ii. JAMS Treas.
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MANWATTAN RAILMAY CoMPANY.-

IHO HNVNUNN H. WV lNTK, StpI TIN. INE1.
FIFTY.FouRTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend OF one per cent. on the CAPT
tai stock OF this company has been declared payable
at this ONCE on and after Friday, October LIST, 1897.
The transfer books will he closed on Friday, Septem-
her 9TH. AT 3 O'Clock +. NJ. and will be reopened on
Saturday. Oct. I'd, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
The transfer books will lie again closed on Satur.
day. October ath: at l2 o'clock noon preparatory TO
the annual meeting OF shareholders, to be held on
Wednesday. November 10th. lSa0 =. and will be re-
opened on Thursday, November 18th. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. d. w. McWlLLIAMS, Treasurer.
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THE ~COLVMHI.. HOIKING VALLEY AND
1OIEIs. .tNILNAI CnMrAAN.

\, NDNNANKAT KeCclvPr.
The coupons Cue n"tO'er LIST, 1897. on the COLuN'
Bus AND HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PASN'S FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS will Ne paid IN and after October LIST. 1877.
on presentation at tne ofce OF The state trust Com
pGny. 100 iroadway, New York city.
y. M~OSSAkRAT. Receiver
COLI Minus. Ohio. seliemhcr 2lsI. 1877.
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70 Be Reelected President or tho Clearing
House.

In accordance with the custom OF the Clearing
House Association in the case OF Presidents who
have served only ono term. J. Edward Simmons,
President OF the Fourth Nation Al Bank, will be
reelected President of the association nj the an.
nual meeting next Tuesday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81. ooOs).
80 U s4s, r. lso7ll2 war deb e.ss
lUS4s. c. 1901 1914 of l0eI......67
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED sTATEs RoNpa
Bfd. Asked. BID. Asked,
On st es.I I'm st $751;.
stplofa. 90 - 1908. ...ll4a ll6
On st ts,E. I'm st 5s q,
1907. ...1llA ll2h 1904. lid ll6
On st 49, c, Tn st $751;
1907. ....ll3a 1l4h 1898. ...1o2k -
Unst ts.r. I'm st es.r.
1925. ...l26h 1861 1899. ....lo6h -
Tn st d. c.
1895. ...125h 1854 .
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- WALL. ST.. NEW YORK, September 20, 1877,
Inc coupons OF THE KANSAS s EAST
VIII be paid upon pres 'ntatiou. AZ the ONCE OF TIN
company, - Wall ST.. on and after that date.
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MINNEAPOLIS & M. 4.

MINNEAPOIIs & NJ. IOUIs u. u. 60.
Coupons du. October /, 1877. from The PacIhc Ex.
tension Bones of this Company VIII be paid On and
after that date unon presentation az the once Of tho
Central Trust Company, - Wall ST, New York.
4. ii. DAVIS, Treasurer.
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,nr,nInnny w " noo e: lower; sales i2n;n@o bush.
white, 1000 No. 9 clipped, 5000 No. . mixed on
pr, at terms, ana G;o0O,do. Al 25lic, free on hoard
q do. %"lac;; No, white clipped, 27Isc.; No. = do.
2ic,; No, = mixed. 232ci No, y do, ere; rejected
mixed, ""l2r'i do, white, 25c. No. . mixed, lelivt rel.
- 10: track mixed. siS25c; do. white. 10000 at
s7Cy33r' Futures were nominally easier, Future sales
noLe.
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Available cash balance.
including gold reserve

CAIN DaIHnCe,
including gold rc.erve.s2I5.o7s.4o s2l4.elo.oo7
Money in London loaa y cent. Rates of
three months bills, 2s u cent. Paris advices
quote 3 y cents Mt lO3 francs = confines. FIX.
change on London. rs francs IL confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange To-
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barley-Was dun. New feeding. 3Ois@alc, cost aud
freight to BunalO; 8Ea33c, cost anu freight 10 New
lorki mating. 46es5lc. as {" quality. Rye-Was In.
aclNe, State: iAt2Hirpc.; No. 2 Western, 4Hiyr.
3Oc, cost and freight to Bufrain, Coru-SI ct was
lower aud less active. Sales 1000 bush. M. 2 mixed
on private terms, fire. on board aiunt for export; 40.
Z mixed In elevator. .II11c. Futures declined 1,c.
FutGre sales 800, 900 bush, as followsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-29

The grain markets were dull and weak to-day. The
dulness OF the speculAtion and the AbssnoS OF outside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-29

TUESDAY, Sept 20.
Tho stock market continues irregular on
transactions about 20 Y cent. leSs than the daily
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dividends sud 5uterest.

OFFICE PACIFIC 70
Rroai Street Mills Build .nGl.
Coupons due October LIST from the following bonds
will I've paid on and after that date at this ofice:
southern Pacific r. X. Co. OF Cal. LIST M:ge.
Southern Pa. III, Of Cal. list Mtge. OF 1888.
southern Pacific Branch Ry Co. LIST Mtge.
Northern l.y LIST Mtge.
Central Pacific X. X. co. Land Bonds. ext.
Central pac. Il. Il. Co. lst Mtge. (San Joaquin Br.l
Central lac, II. K. Co. Gold Bonds OF 1889.
Morgan's La ami Tex. Il. II. and s. s. Co. LIST Mtge.
New York, Texas and Mexican r. r. Co. LIST Mtge.
Coupons due October /. 1897, from the following
bonds will be- paid on and after that date by the Cen.
trail Trust Company:
Houston, Texas Central Cons. Mtge.
Houston. Texas Central General Mtge.
Houston, Texss Central Debentures.
y. T. SMITH. TreasuroF.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
WESTMEATH

The queens red-coats and militia.
stationed near Mullingar had a riotous
time recently. On the Newbrook race
course, arising out of some old spleen.
smart brush took place between tEe
soldiers and the militia picket, the lat
ter body throwing discipline to the
winds, and, fleeing from the command,
fought in desperate style with the ed
coats. The soldiers drew their belts
while the militia corps had resort is
the short arms with which they ware
accoutered, and made short work cf
their opponents, who were quickly scat
tered. The disturbances were renewed
on the following night, and for several
hours the town was in regular fermcnt
OF excitement. The soldiers. i'm order
to blot out the stain resting on their
reputation of having been routed nv
the militia, went through the town in
KNOTS OF from six to a dozen, and wher-
ever one or two miltiamon wara
seen they were bounced upon by the
regulars, who in more than one case
acted In most cOwardIy and hr,,,,,
iashlon. The town was greatly cxci.e,,
Tor hours and many arrests were made
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17

shrugged his massive shoulders.
From these gestures | was at liberty
to infer what pleased. A curious APP
prchension qiiclscncd the action Of my
heart. Was | destined to- dis
missed my fears with an effort and fol-
lowed Dcmctrius to the threshold of
the paror. He pulled aside II portiere,
murmured my name. bowed and re-
treated.
] was alone with the mistress Of the
house.
The contrast between the outward
and visible peace Of my surroundings
Il noted many books, a piano, piled high
with music, some valuable meZZo-t ints,
chintz draperics. bowls of roses,
;Icrp-compeling chairs) and the
tunil!t of my mind mad" ME stammcr
like an awkward schoolboy; but the
kindly welcome of Mrs Gerard soon dis
PEELED my embarrassment. Upon her
gentle face We're the lines OF q great
sorrow. bui Il sorrow so chastened by
time and fortitude az to convey to the
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
WICKLOW.

The residents of and visitors to Bray
for some years past have been familiar
with the appearance and fantastic cos
tunes of Mrs. Rebecca Brady, who for
fourteen or fifteen hours a day used to
promenade the strand, or Quinsboro'
road. displaying at the end OF an UNI
brella a Union Jack" occasionally TO
placed by the STARS and Stripes" The
poor lady marched her beat in all sorts
of weather, and was regarded as a
harmless Innatic. Recently, however,
she supplemented her ar1n~r by a d,n-
Eerous looking knife. and on one oc-
casicn the police had to take a loaded
revolver from her. At last she was
committed BY the magistrates as a dan
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
KINGS COUNTY.

AT meeting of the Birr Board of
Guardians, the clerk stated that Mr.
John kilmartin, Of Ballincloghan, had
been elected guardian for the Frank
ford electoral division, in the room of
the late Mr.. James j.. Gamble. The
voting at the close Of the polls stood:
kilmartin, Nationalist, 100: Jackson
Tory, 40; majority :or Kilmartin, 60
The defeated candidate tMr. Francis
Jackson. of Longford House, has been
a member of the board for many years
and was personally popular But fol
very cogent reasons he was opposed
on purely political grounds, and as a
protest against the cruelty of the land
lord party in this part of the country
since the new Land act came into oper-
alton. The victory was greater than
the nationalist expected.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
LOUTH

The death of Mr.. Bernard Nulty. J. r.
7. G., ex-mayor of Droghei>, took place
last month. Mr.. Nulty had been in da:i.
cate health for some time, but even his
most intimate friends did not antcipal e
the end was so near. His death will
be learned with regret far beyond tn.
confines of the town, where for over
twenty years, with credit to himself
and the benefit of the commercial COM
munity, he carried on business, for few
merchants in any town in Ireland stood
higher, and deservedly so, in the esti
nation Of those who knew him. In his
death the civic body and the town at
large lost one of it's ablest and WORTH
est citizens. At his funeral were the
Right Rev. Monsignor Murphy, P. p.
V. G.. the curates of St. Peters the
members of the Franciscan and Angus.
tinian Converts, in Drogheda; Very
Rev. John Curry. st. Mary's, and his
cnrates, in addition to the largest rep
resentation Of the citizens of Drogheda
who have joined in paying a mark OF
respect to worthy and honored citizen
for many years; while, along the route
TO Drumbride, Drnmconrath, County
Meath, many CT the clergy and public
men Ct Louth and Meath Joined in the
funeral cortege.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17
WEXFORD.

The death is announced, on June 1Gth,
OF Mr.. John Power, Flsherstown, one
Of the Coolroe evcted tenants. Mr..
Power, who leaves a widow and six
children, had been in delicate health for
the past two or three years. and lately
contracted an ailment which led to his
death. A great sacrifice was made 5y
deceased in the memorable Coolroe ag-
rarian campaign From Il splendid hold
ing he allowed himself to be evictcd in
August, '8S. 1t may we'll be said that
at that time the Coolroe tenants fought
valantly not only for their rights, but
Tor the rights Of Ireland and their ac-
ton caused many hcartless landlords
to vince, and recognize that they could
not eVict with impunity.