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CITY OF DUBLIN.

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dublin Weekly Freeman. April 81
The Catholic University Medical association has
issued the fire number of the Irish University Ad-
| vocate
The principals of St. Patrick's Training college
and of the Church of Ireland Training college have
sent letter to the education commissioners on the
subject of the grant the Marlboro Street Train
ing college, asserting their own claims.
verdict of death from shock following frac-
ture of the base of the skull returned at in
quest at Jervis Street hospital OH Monday the
body of stevedore named William Long, who was
killed Saturday last
On Thursday afternoon Constable 1854 in
formed that laborer named John Cahill had been
bitten by dog which supposed to be mad. The
constable went in search of the dog and found that
it had got into yard at Basin Lane convent. 1t
was frothng at the mouth and swapping at anyone
who approached it, and the constable killed it by a
blow of his baton. Cahilrs wound cauterized
at the hospital.
On Thursday afternoon as a man named Viii
liam HOwley. laborer in the employment of Mr..
Malone of StornlstoFn. County Dublin, was driv
ing a COW along the North Circular road the ami
NAL made rush at some children. The drever in
order to save them got in front of the and at
, tempted to stop her, but was instantly knocked
down by the animal. The COW was shot.
Messrs McTaggart & Co. of Grafton street
at present showing III of their windows speci-
men of the new uniform made by NJ. Meers d Co.,
10 Lower Pembroke street, which will be worn by
the members of the York Street band during their
engagement at the st. Louis exposition. The uni
form is a very attractive one made of gray home
spun, manufactured by Hills of Lucan, with green
facings<and shamrocks of green silk cord The
buttons, which are also made in Ireland, are in
serted with the motto: 'Clanna Gaedheal Guala ar
Ghualainn" ('Sons of the Gael, shoulder to shoul-
der"), and the whole is most creditably turned out
Great sympathy is felt for John Kinsella, P. L.
g.. Great Brunswick street, on the death of his
son, John Joseph Kinsella, aged 27' years, COM
FOUNDER of medicine in the Grand Canal street dis
pensary, which occurred under most painful cir
cumstances on Wednesday evening. About :45
Wednesday evening deceased seen by Mrs.
Grant caretaker in the dispensary, taking off his
boots in his sitting room. She left the dispensary
on business, and when she returned, some short
time later he was locked in the bathroom and made
reply when she called him. There was strong
smell of gas escaping from the bathroom. She told
the porter, James Finn, who forced his way into
the room and found Mr.. kinsea lying on the floor
naked, and apparently dead. Assisted by another
man named John Sealy, he put Mr.. Kinsella to bed
and sent for DIR. Byrne. Is Upper Merrion street
but when the doctor arrived he pronounced life
tinct.
We deeply regret to announce the death of Val
entine B. Dillon, the well known solicitor, of
the most good natured, kindly and popular men
with the public life of our city. The
day after the ST. Stephens Green election, in which
Mr.. Dillon took so successful a part, he at
tackled with chill, which led to internal compli
cations and necessitated operation on Tuesday
last After the operation he improved considerably,
but the improvement not sustained, and early
OH Thursday afternoon he passed away. Deceased, |
who was admitted solicitor In 1870, belonged to
of the most patriotic families IN Ireland being
nephew of the John Blake Dillon of '48, and the |
cousin of the present distinguished representative of
East Mayo. He went rapidly TO the front in his |
profession and speedily acquired great reputation
for careful and energetic work. He was the solic-
or in many famous Irish trials in which the lead
ers of the bar were engaged and, his opponent 4
n the Stephens Green contest-hs last public |
other day observed, any cause was safe
n his hands.
About twenty minutes to on Monday evening |
IN occurrence of a very melancholy character took
,lace at Glanmire Terminus of the Great Southern
L Western Railway, by which man named James
Barry, Is Roche's buildings, lost his life De-
leased engaged in the electric power house. and
It the time mentioned he was in the act of setting
he fywhee in motion. This he did with his foot
rom an elevation in the vicinity, and it appears
hat he slipped and his legs becoming entangled in
he cogs of the Wheel he was dragged round with
much force and was terribly mangled.
ALL AROUND IRELAND
Mas is to be decorated on the occasion of the
oval visit 10 PunchestoVn,