, 1880-02-01
AID FOR IRELAND.

AID FOR IRELAND.
CHICAGO.
/ The Irish Relief Committee met at their
rooms in the Nears Building yesterday after
noon, Mr. ". Z. Sullivan In the chair.
Judge Morrison handed In check for S100,
the contribution of a gentleman who did not
wish his name made public
Mi. Harry Carey, portrait-painter Of this
city, generously offered to paint a portrait OF
Mr.. Paraell, the proceeds of the sale of which
were to be at the disposal Of the Committee.
The offer was accepted with thanks.
Several gentlemen reported and paid in
subscriptions received by them.
1Ir. j. Y, Clarke, the+ treasurer, said be
Ind already relnitted s., GOO, and had received.
since the last remittance s2,4oo:s5 The
once to tie Relief Committee in Ireland, as
there was argent need in many districts.
The subject of holding meetings in different
sections Of The city prior to Parnell's arrival
was discussed, but no action was taksn..
to draw m VIZ a1 a s1 Suitable address to the people
Of Chicago setting forth the distress prevail
ing in Ireland, and the measures taken for
their relief: II. E. Stone, John +. Finerty,
Gen Julius White, and ": E. Sullivan.
The following are the subscriptions re-
ported since tile last meeting:
brr. j. ". Enright, from the Committee on
Dlstiliers and Wholesale Liquor-D Dealers, re-
ported the following .snbscriptions: z. FL.
Rice, President Of the Empire Distillery Co.,
the G st. AP Patrick's soc{ety]; 4: +: Shufeldt i
Co., 500; Weatlley, Dennehy g. Cleary. $100;
Enfight, Kelly L. Coleman, $100; n. ". Ker-
win, S1o0; Chicago Distilling Company, 500
(s25 Of which was subscribed ri through the
Company, C; $50; Riyerdale Distillery Com
pa1y, $50; Garden City Distillery Company,
Aionheimer Brothers, Chaplin = Gore, Law
renee s. Martin, Groinmes e Ulrlch, Benham,
Tr4mbull & CO. Da9te4 Delaney ysoi Edwa5a nsab
United States Distillhg Company, G: Cavaroe
& Son, +. w. Hayne & Co., +. Madlener,
Thomas O'Nefll Russell, James .Egan,
William II. Schimpfer ?; B: senlly,
John By1nes 2s6 Sogth ni;to Water ter 59reSet' EnS'
John O'Brien, O'Callashan Brothers, and
Daniel Murphy, SO each. Total, 1850.
Afr. Enright handed in the sum OF S73 re-
ceived from D: ". Ryan. Chairman. Of the
Committee on Coopers. Mr.. Stone, from the
eeipt Of sloo from the DailV News Com,
pally, 800 from TIE TRIBUNE Company, and
SO from 1fr. Franc B. Wilkie. Col. W. F.
Rend reported the following from the coal,
dealers; II. Dune; $1oi Willmingttoon c9a1 Co 4
fotz, IS; John GrrIfin, IS; Charles Henrotin,
S.. Mr, Rend also reported subscription Of
$50 from S. A. Kicker. The Knights Of St.
Patrick reported f9gther agta3 s su6scfipttson
Of So, making total Of $S23 from ~ that body:
ranging from $40 to SO cents. Mr.. James
O,NeilT reported the receipt Of $3.50 Mr..
Martin Mulcahy, Division II, A. 0. H., re-
ported subscriptions to the amount OF $ss.
Collected BY Patrick EdgeYorth M Sgo $S6 MT;
Subscriptions Of SIS from Thomas Wilce, S.
from Lawrence Shea, $50 from Best & Rus
sell. Total subscriptions to dater s7,2s8.59.
The Committee on ARRANGEMENTS a ms me- - SUD -,
sequently and decided t3fSse lnVitanonS 20
pate in the Parnell reception; also to several
speakers from abroad, Jand~ to make such
other arrangements astfse occasion requires
4 general'ilvitatt6n was extended to delega-
r.Gns ransement ns9 With M ths RaiToad co@mifee was
made BY which delegations OF more than
twenty-five can obtain. return tickets Tor
fare and a fifth.
'Nfr. Forsythe said that he vas IN receipt Of
letter from Coy cnllG noa;4 IN Tnlca - ne ne TX fn
v1itation to preside atthe Parneu meeting,
and viii represent the State on that occasion.
John B. Drake d Co. extended the hospl-
talities of the Grand Pacific Hotel to tne
Governors Of States and al; all speakers from
abroad at the demonstration.
on Wednesday afternoon:
Mr.. John Connell, Chief Marshal of the
were " ere I not REPRESENTED in the Irish-American
Camel T ii1 ut @ their recent meetings viii com
nnnicnte % q, With him # they desire to particf-
nit' nnte IN the ' Parnell demonstration, in order
that that he may give them appropriate place
in the procession.
in t the eH Catholic % churches Of this city, which
y! will in nroInbly realize large amount.
i" As T there here's; seems to be some misunderstand~
ing in the community about the manner IN
Witch }1 II the funds raised by the Irish Relief
Tengne. it is proper that Mr.. Parnell's own
language should be given to the pubic
When Messrs John FoIsytn5is aa ta,1 AeHanue e
SnllyaM %etg 4 ~ thn Treas,3rpr of he Chicago
III Fund d, afr Tain % y. Clarke, had been directed