Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
THREE CENTS.

HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS IN BALTTNoRE.-Nr Jas
ems the lead Centre of the Fepians in ireland
uT'ca, delivered an address at Front Street
bi, i"91 evening to audience of about four
| +o-4 e o'oA OF both sexes, an admission fee of
rr,., .Iye cenIs Ting charged. band of music
| tioraI anu "iSc''1rsed several Irish and Na-
| go, ApouC elgf o'clock Mr.. Stephens ap-
-, "P"n inc stage Accompanied bv several
trends and he greeted wit or+b,,s;ost;, ohon-r
upon being introduced he proceeded 70 so 49, to
belonged to no party, and Ireland recopr;zed No
party. lie regretted the divisions in mis- co,.
and counseed harmony and concert of action. Ho
gave brief history of the origin rise and progress
OF Fenianism, and attributed the delay in striking
the blow for Irish independence to the bad manapp-
ment of the leaders in this country who had betrayed
their friends in Ireland. He contended that it was
the military power Of England that they had to dea
with, and if the men in ireland had received the
proper support in this country the blow woull have
been struck last year. If they would now como to-
gether and work harmoniously for few months
longer he believed the blow would be dealt during
the coming fall. He declined saying anything about
toe receut movement on Canada, as he did not wish
to lnJure he men in Ireland or other Irishmen who
might be in 1anger
ueneral Hahn was also introduced and made a
rev remarks, endorsing fully all that Mr. Stephens
hau SAID Durlng the afternoon Mr.. Stephens was
eai'eC upon by numerous friends and, after his
speech last night, was serenaded at his hotel
1HE SEWING WOMEN Or BALTIMoRE-A lecture
was delivered Mt the Maryland Institute last night
by Miss Gildea. daughter of Rev Mr.. GiIdea ofthis
city, for the benefit of the Go operative Tailoring
Association" The subject chosen by this gifted lady
was The wrongs of the Sewing Women, l." which she
handled with remarkable skill, portraying the manv
wrongs to which the working women of Baltimore
are made subject. In speaking of the many nights
OF ceaseless toll spent by the working women, Miss
GiIdea remarked that they were rot ashamed to
work, but that they only wanted to be better mid
for it, and that tho war had now closed and han
pier times were dawning, that the working women
would not be forgotten. Miss Gildea stated at the
close of her remarks the object of the Co-operative
Tailoring Association to start tailoring estab-
lishment in the city under their jurisdiction. and
urged tae audience to call at the office of the Assoc-
alton and subscribe to the stock for the same The
fair speaker was repeatedly appIauded duting her
remarks, and at the close was the recipient of n
number of handsome bouquets. There was only a
fair audience present, and certainly not as MANY as
the importance of the occasion called for.
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN OF CARRIAGE BUrTpIyG
Pony ph@tOns-it is well knOwn-are becoming
quite institution at the fashionable places of re-
sort in this country, although long in vogue abroad
especially in England: and as a new thing here.
measurably, the Carriage Builders Association have
turned out at their establishment on South Cav
street, one of the most beautiful little buggies we
have ever seen. Perfectly adapted to the purpose
for which it is intended, pony vehicle for a child's
use, it is most admirable in its proportions and I'm
ished in style which gives air of completeness in
all its parts, seldom attained. Made to the order of
our neighbor. Of the american, C. C. Fulton ESD it
IS quiet demonstration of the aristocratic eDden-
cies Of the press when its managers can afford such
toys for use. When the Herald is prominent
in the yacht clubs of New York. why should not the
Baltimore press affect pony phatons? We congrat-
uate all belonging to the fraternity here on the up
ward and onward tendencies of the profession the
augury afforded by the incident VIC have chronicled
being of the most cheering character.
BASE BALL.-There was a match game eff base ball
played on Stowmans hill, between the Sd nine
Amateur" and the lst nine Manhattan" resulting
in favor of the former as will be seen by the follow
ing score.