National Republican., 1880-02-23
M'ashlnston's irish Relief Fund.

We continue from The NATIONAL REPUB.
LIcAN of Inst Monday tho names Of the con-
tributors to the Irish Relief Funds
r. Berry, s.; d. P. Burlngame, 80 cents;
Sylvester Byruc, ST., so ceuts; Sylvester Byrne,
jr 81; Michael Burke, 81; Charles B. Bailey
s.: NJ. Brodcrlck, 81; Edward Bury. 81; L.
Brosman. So; William Buckley, s.; Il. Culli-
name collected at Parnell meeting February
4, S2i5.2p; W. II. Cox, 81; William. Carroll, 81;
C. Calvert, 81; Patrick Clnry, So Patrick Co.'S
grove 81; Patrick Costello, 81; Thomas Gala.
han, ST. ThomGs Carr, 81; VI. ConnOr, ST. Pat.
rick Connors, 81; W. II. Chapleir, 81; John
Collins, 81; James Carr 81; John Connor, ST.
Michael Callahan, 25c.; Morris Clearly, 81;
Michael Clancy, 81; Patrick Cady 81; James
j. Cync, 81; Thomas CLhill, 81; A B. Caxton,
81; J. d. CIary, S5; p. Cullnaue, S2O George
Courtenay, $5 cash, at Parncll mecting-$1,
so, $li Of, SOC; z. j. Donahue, s.; Morgan
Dorsey SOC; Elwa.d Donoghuc, 81; Stephen
Dorsey, -; Florence Donoghuc, Doe; James
Devlin, -; Mrs NJ. Donohue, s.; w. L. Down.
Ing. 20; A. Ferguson, So john Fitzgerald, ST.
Il. French, 81; NJ. Flynn, -; Friend Of Liberty,
81; Friend, 81; Fl lend. $3.50; w. Forsyth. -;
Patrick Greaves, 81; i. c. Gridiu, 81 John
Ganey 81 GontS; owen German, 81; Michael
Gallagher, IL; NJ. Gallagher, s.; ]. II. Giddins,
50; Felix Gallagher, 81; Felix G. Holland, 81;
James Hudson, 81; william Hart, s.; John
Hart, 81; james HOldrIn, 80 cents; o. ID. Hall,
81; r, ii. Hardness, 81; James A. Joyce, So;
KNIGHTS Of st, Bernard, Georgetown, 5000;
II. Kolly, So Michael Kcough. ST. 4. b. Kelly,
81; James Kelly -; james Kelly, s.; Daniel
Kelly, s.; Dennis Keucaly, -; Thomas Kirby,
$40; Knights Of St. Ja2cph, $25; VI. n. Lough-
Ian, s.; Mycr Loeb, 25 cents viii.
Jams McCarty, ST. B. Mcmahon, ST. George
A. McIlhenny, $40; Clsh, per sane, 80; Patrick
McDouough. 81; John Mclaughlin, 81; John
MONonna. SO; John McGuinncss, 80 cents;
John w. Macartnov, So. Daniel +. Murray, 81
Maurice Murphy, s.; NJ Murphy, 81; l.. Man
gan, 81; John Mclntvro IS; Patrick McGuin-
ness 50; John Mcclure, 81; Patrick Nsalon,
so cents; Dennis Milan. 81; John Noonain, $5;
Daniel Noonan, ~; Thomas oDonncll, ST.
John O'Donncll, 81; Michael O'Donoho, 80
cents; David Oshea, 81; Mathew O'Connell, 81;
William B. Ormc, -; John O'Leary, 81; Joro-
miah O'Cnnel. ST. g. ORourkc, IS; Mr.. OIL,
81: Col j. ii. O'Donoyan, SO; John lIajan. $40;
James S. Pierce Imperial Hotol, %lS.l0; James
Plant, 50; $. j, Patton, s.; George Ryall, II;
John Runey, ST. Daniel Ryan, 81; Patrick
Ryan, 81; James Reilly, 81 Patrick Ryan, 81;
Gtorgc Russell, 50; w, Ryan, IS; j, Reilly, $40;
Judge Smell, So; James q. Smith, -; william
L. Swami, S.; Terry Shehnn, 81; John shchan,
81; Richard Smith 81; Michael Sweony, 80
cents; John Shehan, 81; o. f. Smith 81;
James Straw, $l0 Barney Shock, 50; Patrick
Sheehy, S5 two lady friends, S2 w. b. W,
SlU; James Wilkinson, Toi latflCR NNlsh Sli
Michael Walsh % ceuts; Timothy Welsh 81.
Tho employees of the Gas Company con.
tributed $l35 of tho sulns acknowledged
above, and Mr., James S. Pierce of the ImpcIiIl
Hotel, generously gave $1Sl0, the proceeds Of
his billiard tables for the l7th instant.
On Tuesday lust the treasurer sent draft
for $500 sterling to Mr.. Patrick Eg0p, Dublin,
making fl 900 remltted to ireland by the citi-
zcns' committee so far Tho treasurer has on
hand about SGTgind number Of the collect
ors arc yet to bo hoard from.
The Herald fund is assuming grand proper
tions, and oul city il behind none in the libor-
ality OF its contributions, Tho amount sent
hence to the Herd'd now exceeds 50, 500. Mr.
Herbert 4. Preston has the maltor in charge
in this city, aud the amount ho has succeedc d
in obtaining in 30 few days shows that the
right man has hold of the work. Preston Is
not an Irishman, but he has faith aud works.
WHshington's contribution to Ireland so far
is near $4,000, Tho city Of Baltimore, with
three times our population, has raised only
about $l2 900, We hope to be able to record that
Washington has given mora than tho great
city of Baltimore, not only moro in amount,
but that the contributors have bocn greater In
number The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is tho
only one of our city papers which has pub
llshcd u fall list Of all the contributors who
have paid through the citizens' committee.