, 1880-01-18
PARN ELL.
CHICAGO.

HAkN -ELI.
CHICAGO.
The Executive Committee Of the Irish Land
Reform and Aid Movement met at the Sher-
man House yesterday afternoon, ". E Sulli-
van in the chair, Gen. BEEN acting as Secre-
tary. The Treasurer, Mr.. ]. V. Clarke, re-
ported the following sums received since last
meeting: c. B. Farwell, S1oo; Thomas Hoyne,
800; Gerhard Foreman, SIS; the Knights Of
st. Patrick, $500; n. J. Neary, SO; collected
by Eugene O'Reilly, S325, Of which sum s25
was subscribed by W. F. Mclaughlin; col
1ected by J. II. Carroll, Milwaukee avenue,
S35. Mr.. Timothy Coffey, Of Division No. II.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, reported that
lie had already collected S27.75.
Mr.. McAyoy, from the Committee on
Brewers and Maltsters, handed in S5S5, col
lected as follows: DotWner 81 Bemls, S10o;
Conrad Seipp, 500; Philip Best s1oQ; Keely
Schmidt d Glade, SIS: Bartholomae & Roes
! ing, 325; Valentine Blatz, S25; L: G. Huck
Il Co., S25; George Bullen d Co., SIS; L. J.
Kadish, $40; Northwestern Malt Co., $40:
\: IN, n. taSwre9se ( w IS; G. speers' IS; G. L.
The. total amount subscribed thus far is
about S4,700.
On motion of Mr.. Stone the Treasurer was
requested in his letter of advice to call the
attention Of the Land League Committee to
the distress prevailing in the Cahirciveen dis
trict-
The Finance Committee having become
too large, Messrs. Bondeld, Keely, Morrison,
~ 0. Ts.na.+4;,-o Fnoroa To1n - ittaa fo at with
the Treasurer. These gentlemen Will report
Ne1us Building.
After the transaction Of some unlmportant
business. the Committee then adjourned,
The Committee on Arrangements met soon
after, with Mr.. Forsythe in the chair. a
| telegram from MIR. Dillon TO III. Stone, OF
the Daily Neaos, was read, stating that
Messrs. Dillon and fafneli naa con
Chicago and Springfield tllI FEBRUARY;
| also stating that they would visit IN,
| dianapolis on the 2lSt Ihls vas deemeo t
quite satisfactory by the Commlttee, ana At.
Mr.. Dillon with view to arranging 1 aS to the he
exact time in February at which Mr. Farneu
would speak here. ,,.o, - +,o
| Mr.. John Connen, Chief Marshal OF the
Irish Societies wishes to ANNOUNCE ! u that "a; as
cago, the proposed turnout, Is, OF course
postponed. Due notice will be given OF
| future action.
| Mayor Harrison yesterday received tne
following, which explains ltsen:
Harrison, Mayor, stc, SlR It is with great re; re;
gret that We ing that t9e great honor @ 81
upon US by the Gty oi cnrGag0 PAS an nistae se
long 'attaa .ans,aT 10 onv ths mnrent. We
oue oue now - thanT YOU most sincerely. both on
our M own " part and IN behalf Of the people We
kindly feeling toward the Irish nation, and we
hope you VIII kindly communicate to thee the Com M
mon Council our thanks and also our grgae+ IT,
acnnox.etGgea 1t we nave aR1Ts 1ng n9So Pn1sEII AZ SELL
souie 'iu1'' inHN DnIoy-
po+,ao,, +,.,o,t,, and thirty representatives
R%TS"Sen % a, Sm;nSs of d thie n;fy M IN the hall
H. = 1--WE West .ate street, last evening to com
No; o4 " 90 mNT ~ the Parne reception.
glete arrangSments @ loi a;ntad u1o f6sirmsn
luolila2 ;tnd " itla1n NT ~ Gnrran ~ sfate thr
anu ~ livl;t'a = ~ etoei Mr Marian said
Situatloti 20 ~ uvm eoa e,,n+r.- "a thor chi
lnaI ~ ailas 81 ~ esna eie13ant az Mas
we nao eSdcua tn1 iMar9e 3an5 81 IroianG We
Te1IesenGeo py tS WIZ, ~ svhn nned
naa 9at L1ug oofn thorssnG ocres ~ land inst
outside the Guy nm1Is, ,11a dao aG9 G9lieSne s1ee
rent Hom lne poot Reopae, poe7,,,na;ttaes ot n n
Chairman OF one OF taEaets tn1 - frea Iani
allangeLieHt2 ~ VIC 4tIEt - " Toianai n one
N ireland. l1ele WY a.so sy,,n -, u.a:
OF lne aoo1Iiliaoie n.1l. aa;d f;s non IN trncE
bosS coa-m1nef aia partad paid 10 that maetnrs ~
~; Hhoagah hg aid ~ h tha differant iTnions AID
n,;1faae nau GGfn had heen annointed to report al
that meeting lne pfnc.Rai 4@g9etos shonId ~ M
aeclaea M4s y, ~ nrncessinn On their own
scnonnt p nr wlether thew should leave it in
the hands Of the Socialists.
number OF the represenitatstIves i1atto,es Eone
repoT1ea p LOT 1naared sred J"F ~ he fuIIv deter
u a;,ed al0n as ppf 10 what they would
do. 4 Mr.. Ryan was not in favor Of follow
ing in the wake Of the military and capltat