... GAELIC AThLETIC NEWS FOOTBALL AND HURIUNG CHAMPION- Yesterdav at Jones's toad the initial ?? of the Leinster Hurling and Football Chimpion- ships were played off The weather tvas excel- lent for outdoor sports, and as a consequence a good gathring of spectators motde the Suburban grounds their ?? place. The sport was capital from stare to fimsh, the order perfect, and the pl-aving arrangements ...

... MIYSTER{IOUS OCCURRENCE IN CRI AN INFANT FOUND SUFFOCATED. Cork, Friday. At noon to-day Coroner Alfred Blake, solici- tor, held an inquest ht the Morgue on the body of the male infant (name unknown) which was discovered the previous day in a bedroom of the lodging house kept at 3 Alfred street, by Mrs Margaret Swift. Head Constable Fairley represented the Con- stabulary. . A little boy of ...

... ?? ? A:Lr!jl ??.Ou - , 119 BLIN. T iheusual Weekldy?m-jin of the Public lealth -Con ite wa s heldithr M knici$ Buildings,1 Cork,. . oa Titesday Alderman Patrick oid .chair. .Ther6 wr also ?? William Russell, Alderman ?? John Hendrick Aid- ernistJani&H&inlesy, Alderian W;j cot- ton, J d.; CoiAtiors *DT ie] L. Berqin, Thos J O'Neill; Johin Gibbona, Oarild O'ReiLy, John KEeogh, iephsC larke, ...

... US RF.QUIEM OF VITTORIAjI e . t_] -A~ati wnt t o i . ajstinguished correspondent writes To on Thursday next, the 2nd of November, il soils' Day, there will be sung in St -,ur Church, Dominick street, at the 11 eo'jk tigh Mass, the celebrated unaccom- 1onied Requiem, for six voices (2 sop, alt, 2 zetiors, bass), by Vittoria. A specially jeccted choir, under the able conductorship ;Mr Vincent ...

... THEPROTESTANT HUCH CONFE THE. RE, IqE.1 -Yestierda y at I1 O'clock the con.e-nmt the .BpiscopialE Protestant Church of Ireland was resumed in the Round Room of the o- tunda., There was a crowdedl attendance. The Protestant Archbishop -of Dublin, Dr, Scott, read & paper ?? Psalms in Rela- tion to Modem Though, in the course Of which he said tneb in poetry, music, apparatus and organisation ...

... DUBLIN PORT AND DOCKS' BJOARD _ _ Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the Dub- lin Port and Docks Board was held at the offices, Westmoreland street. Sir Richard Martin, Bart, chaisnnan, occupied the chair. - There were also ?? Lord Mayor, Alderman Meade, D L Bergin, M E Dockrell, J P ; L Malone, W Wsaliaxe, MA Goodbody, J P ; John Mooney, Sir J E Barry, W L Goulding, D L; James H Nortu, J P ...

... : PRESENTATION TO ALDERMAN i )DOYLE. I i) - - THE ATTACKb ON THE LABOUR ARTY Last evening a large assembly of the friends and supporters of Alderman Doyle an the Ro- tunda Ward took place at the Trades Hall, Ca41 street, for the purpose of making a pre- sentation to the Alderman. The prieentation consisted of a beautiful alderman gold chain, which was handed to the Alderman by Mr M'Auley, the ...

... THE TRANSVAA TA ENGAGEMENT NEAR KBERLY ARMOURED A TRINS. xx ACTION KfIfAP'S COUNTRY 7THRATE-ND -BY BOERS f X_. , 0a- ?? ?? I ' TEXT OF PRESIDET . STEYN'S PROCLAMANTION ?? AMERICAN APPEAL E'OR ARBIThATN I i I II I Cape Town, Friday. J An official despatch from Kimberley reports that on the 24th some 600 men of the gar I rison, supported by two armoured trains, had a successful encounter with ...

... i - ~ ?? : THE LORD MAYOR AND THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS ?? THE CHARGES AGAINST LABOUR SIIEMBERS Ycswerday at two o'clock a quatterly mietng i Yi the ?,Iun cipal Council of the City of DubLnU ras held in the Council Chamber, City Call. The Rtght Hon the Lord Mayor presided i Attended-The Right.Hon the Lord Mayor; Alderman Thomas Lenehan, High Sheriff; Al- derman Cummins, J P; Alderman Ireland, Jr I ...

... *t 3ktolalfs ;Fmml eq 41 ti -t-AND-P 'CitO , final V DUBIA. MONDAY, OGTOBM 16, 1899. The news of the capture by the Boas of an aarn:ed taib, with fifteen men, two Nordeu- feldt guns, and a repairing party, is can- firmed. No one was kijied. It is annoimead that a Boer commando is mnarhing on Otm- dee. 'the loyasiste at Vryburg are in a ?? of Oofltltian, not knowing where to go. lhere are ...

... THE MISTAKE OF JAMESS '-EARL OF CHARLEHQNT d LOII) .OHARLTEMONT AND PRiESIDENT KRUGER | l ?? J. 0. SWIFT IMACGNEILL, Q.C, DF. We in Ireland have noticed with some amuse- ment the tone of injured innocence adpted by writs in the English Press ath e -profound distrist. shown iby President Kruger and the members of the Transvaal Republic in the good faith of English statemen. The shrewdness of ...

... I1 WELCOME TO AN' EVICTED -TINANT Castlebar1 Monday. sl{Ig;1 Iri I jew, 9pfdfl4 a briE 39hiitp j.cepts :wcj14 e :labnd .war, -.xtrhowue-lilrated from prison that morning. The League Band paraded the streets, and graen asi prevailed owing to the libera- tion of an evicted tenant named Murphy, of 'Charlestown, who was after undergoing a long term of imprisonmsat for endeavouring to hold ...