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CITY OF DUBLIN.

CITY OF DUBLIN.
Dublin Weekly Freeman, Oct. 29)
The Irish Flour MiIlers' association
held its annual meeting on Thursday
. in Dublin. Mr.. J. Perry Goodbody was
elected president.
In the southern police court on Fri
day. a bookmal1er named Bowling was
fined e5 for betting on the public
street.
On Wednesday the Fruit Show or
Fanized under the agricultural depart
melIt was opened at Ballsbridge. There
were 1854 exhibits. The show was con-
TIMED on Thursday
The body Of James II. AIulholland,
ARMY pensioner. who had been miss
ing since the 14th inst. was found on
Saturday floating in the Grand Canal
basin.
A special meeting Of the evicted ten
ants committee of the United Irish
League was held on Friday in Dublin.
IT was decided TO issue another circu
lar to the secretaries of the divisional
executives on the subject
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Heytesbury lane murder were brought
Up at the police court on Saturday and
again remanded. the crown refusing
10 reduce the charge to one of man
slaughter.
Wednesday the centenary of the
foundation Of the Convent and Orphan
age conducted by the Order of the Poor
Clares. Harolds Cross, was celebrated
in the chapel of the institution. The
sermon preached by the Rev. j. b.
Leybourn, O. c. c.
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An open verdict was returned on
Wednesday at the coroner's inquest on
tho body Of man named Kirwan. a
coachman, who was found dead in the
Liffey on the previous day. Kirwan
had been missing since the 9Th inst.
On Saturday a tramcar passing Tai
bot place collided with hackney car.
which was overturned, and one of its
occupants Mrs. Kelly. Is Lr. Bucking-
ham street was so injured that she
was detained a patient in Jervis street
hospital
On Friday. at the Protestant synod
Of Dublin and Glendalough, the presi-
bishop Of Dublin, referred to the edu-
cation question. and expressed a hope
that the present system would not be
interfered with
At the annual meeting of the Feis
Ceoil on Thursday i'm the Mansion
House, it was stated that although the
deficit had been reduced it still
amounted TO e197. The committee has
decided TO offer two prizes of $40 and
G20 for the encouragement of orches-
tral work.
On Thursday conference of fruit |
growers was held at the Royal Dublin /!
society's premises, Ballsbridge. Sir |
Horace Plunkett, who presided. ex- |
planned the departments scheme for |
the development of the fruit growing |
Industry A discussion ensued.
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A procession in which 500 young men |
took part paraded the principal streets
of the city and suburbs on Thursday
night in connection with the Saturday
early closing movement.
on Thursday in the commission
court, Green street, Mr.. Justice Gibson
sentenced David Mccartney and
Thomas d. Ladd. unionist agents. to
three months and one months impris-
onment respectively for forgery in con-
Nection with registration lists. His
lSrdship also sentenced to nine months
imprisonment a man named Hone who
masqueraded as the REV DR.. Nof
fatt' and obtained money on false pre-
tences.
On Monday a largely attended public
meeting of the citizens Of Dublin was
held in the Round Room of the Man
sion House in support of the project
for the holding of a National exhibit
ton i'm 1907 Numerous letters from
public men aud prominent citizens in
their desire 10 take shares in
the company were read. The lord
mayor. who presided, declared that the
executive committee had the best nos
slble grounds for believing that the ex-
hlbitlon would be a great success.
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On Sunday in the corporation work
mems hall Great Strand street. a spe-
cial meeting was held under the aus
p!ces OF the corporation workmen Of
ireland trade union in reference to old
age pensions. The chair was occunied
by Mr. w. ]. Leahy. A resolution was
passed urging the members Of the cor
pofation to support at their meeting 7,
the proposition TO provide pensions for
the aged iaborers.