... FLAX SUPPLY ASSOCIATIO11T. Tna hi-monthly mneetingor ti 'sou' r ?? onl Tiui-v last, at 1D, Dvnograil dqrarc~ chair. There were ?? Audi-cc s, Fez.; Charles B3ewls, Fs-q :Fester Coze~rn':~. John Leoy-, Es.;Wliam Vi-.eI Eci andd 'loin- Oniton, Esw. 'The StoE-:REARI(r :jrsnra tenrue of k trvo s emg-un vl-'i'a rot I '--lerrr- sly te foliewnin-' rene't- er usual nze y ?? CCi crc r-w d- 1 1~ii - ...

... STRAKILGE PROCEEDINGS AT CARRICK- OIN-SUIR. Ace oeccurrence, which led to considerable popular excitement, has just transpired in the town of _ Carrick-on-Suir. Anl unfortunate woman, named 'e Johanna Barry, who resided in Clhapel Lanc, com. *l miuted suicide at her residence on Wednesday last, .8 by-hargingherself. This dreadful deed was com- mitted under the apprehension of distress in the . ...

... D :TrU:.TIv:: a LOD. CFBlO'T Wi.- i)Vflh: P~ia3LS'v.I.m51 j 'sr'at'r ?? -. ci-a' ?? in stz a Ola ri the b: e na-tel rix-e ci oi 3 i ...

... CH4UJi- piH by oTP FESTIVAL. [moor~ A £OORgE$5ONDE-NT.J Oiz Tuetfdiy, tire ijrst maeting of the choirs 'cF the South Tyrone Church Ohqtr Upqia was iieid in St. Anne's Church, Dungannon, and it is very gratifying tQ repcr4 thet, this comparatively young ?? j, Anpuhed undcrte aoxt ?? prospects as to, tbp, jutijre. Iike qther similar ones, this Union (which is only in existencre for a few mionths ...

... CORRESPONDENC E. TEE REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS SYLFSTEWM.Sl j T-Z E.DISOR OF THEBELFAwST NEWf3-L-EITER, Srs-There appears to be a difficultyin procuring children to occupy the accommodation provided for them by the rapidly-increasing number of reforma- tolie and industrial schools. Children are sought after with great eagerness, and many are presented for admission by their parents ...

... 1 [SPECIL & ORDINARY TELEGRAM&S I PMVATE PROPERTY AT SEA DUSAING WAR. | B cEFIDAY. - It is stated that Holland, America, Austria, and Germany have already ex- pressed a desi c for the inviiolability of privat e pro- p at sea during war. Russia and ItalY he; le cencinrr,,d. The subject was discus le- at the recent Imperial interview at Berlin. S P A I4 !a tzTInr! uRnav.t0 ;-the Cortec, rte-daY ...

... TaE ALTLF-C;D PA'A?1CIDz, I-N LIMEjRR-K. T ?? size ezteu a great amount c; pub c suteret and specu lacin, ?? CnIy in the dietr: t wh -Fere the ailegd, crime .said to ,.ave been corn- b mitrXI, but also in -D-, hre -Mr. John King as irK 'k nowvn anll rospeettel, an re-arded ttr !i 5i05'y yea's 3Sit an kisie taii.leran l an X. t | n ;1. V a hau og been in the ;i :e ant, S, i t'a- a i h.ilron, ...

... ErRoMs THE DAILY BNEWS' SPECIAL CO:RRL3Sro.nsxT.] COLOGNE, SEPT. 19.-I shall be enabled to give you more definite information as to the prospects of the OCd Catholicism after I have seen the leaders of the Rlef rnm movement, only some of whom have arrived at Cologne. Professor Dollirircr is expected to he present. fluber is already hecre. F.iedriche. .who preached at Wieshadlen on Sunday, wvil ...

... COURT AND FAS[IO'N. er - T C OU F T. fDuNcRorIN CASTLE, SrPTErBER 11.-The Quecn drove yesterday afternoon Nvith. Prince Leopold, n Princess Beatrice, and the Duchess of Sutherland, d thyough the village of Brora to Loch Brora, where r- her Majesty had tea. The Duke of Sutherland, It the Marchioness of Westminster, the Duchess of lI Strapino, Earl and Countess Granville, the Hon. n Miess Pitt, ...

... T H x A .1 M Y L ! Drnmc-:s.F-r-iS, counr'-oi of tr.:asfers of general serviCeeC men. f-omn ?? 25th tlhoyrd Scsoex) Blen- ment, fronm Sheifiel 3. -tth (Lancashire) , LC.i'a;iet froin 1- ?? ; ?? the j0ist (Roxal 3omnba i usilieri), from 'Manchester, disembharked on Wed- nesday at the North Wail, Dubliu, from Birken- heal. anrd procecded by train from the King's Briigoe ,tat-on to Newbiidino, ...

... TRE FILREA FEMALE SIEGING CLASS. 'A CORtStOpnNTm writes:-M i Watson,. a memo I her of the MIeroes' Court,' representing the is Worshipful Company iin their yearly vieit to - Milres, was prosent at the annual concert of the Kilrea Female Siinging Class, organised and in- d structed by the Misses Dolling, The Manor House. 1, 'lhe Kilrea Boys' Night School, olganised and in- n structed by Mr. ...

... THE Rev. Henry Moule, of Fordington, continues, ia a second letter to the Tiwes, his researches into ;te origin and causes of the potato disease, and re- h'tes the results ot experiments by himself and |others in providing the remedy for it. With re- I spect to the causes of the infection, he says:- There can be no question that the various para- sites of the vegetable and animal kingdom ...