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New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
THE HAZEN COURT.MARTIAL.
ONE WITNESS HEARD-IHE sTENoGRAPHERs REs'
IGNATIoN INTERRUPTS THE TRIAL.


W,surNcToN. March 12-Iu the Hazen
Martial to-day the JudgeAdvocate read to the
eonrt the admission Of facts promised by the accused OIL
Ger Yesterday He admits that in his annual report OF
October 5 1884, he used the language set forth In tne
first specification That after the return OF the relie
party sent in 1888 in the fall of that year. there
was still time to send effective relief to the Greely
party" He also admits that, without authorization oy
the secretary OF War and without request from the lat
Ter he addressed to the Secretary Of War communca
ton containing the language set forth In the thu spee
fcaton that tragic termination OF the Lady Franklin
Bay expedition finally due to the failure
to dispatch q steam seaer to the relief OF the
marty after September 49, 1888 The counsel for Gem
era Hazen stated that the purpose OF the defence
yesteray to extend the admissions far beyond what
has been admitted but that upon comparison OF the tiu
modification with the document TO which II refers they
decided not TO make the admissions they had intended
20 make.
The said that this change OF purpose
Oh the part of the defence made it necessary for him to
bring another witness into court and thus delay the
court somewhat The president Of the court interrupt
require more than has been done. IL they say they
won't admit anything further you can't make them ana
there's no talking about IL further ,
The introduced in evidence the annual
report Of General Hazen OF october, 1854 ana ana
81 February IL 1885 upon language IN both Of which
The charge against him Is in part based ,,,y,
The witness for the prosecute was kudolph haul
man. reporter Of The EretHG star Of this city, lie
testified 70 having had "a non wn ea 10 ha
ing written of that conversation which was pub
Gshed In TIN Star March 2. The artcle in question
was produced in court and identified by the witness as
the one written by him III Is the article III when Gen
era Hazen is reported having admitted writing the
of February IL TO the Secretary War; throwing
the blame for the tragic termination OF the Greey expo
dtion upon the Secretary Kaufman said that the af
Gle was written from memory and that there was no in
junction the part of General Hazen against the publ
cation OF the conversation.
Following examination OF this witness the proceed
ings were brought to abrupt termination by the
NJ lac aff
Is the sepographer who reported the proceedings before
the Swain Court OF Inquiry and the swami ana MOI
row Courts Martial and he accepted the position IN TINS
court understanding that ne was TO be paid the
same paid for the reports IN those cases
although the IN authorizing the appoint
OF stenographer TO this court had hxed the rate
TO be paid at per dicm which Is about onethrd
the sum paid in the other The stcnographer went
on yesterday and to-day upon the assurance or the
court that the matter would be settled satisfactorily bit
finding that nothing being done in that direction
concluded resign His resignation caused the adjourn
ment of the court until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
CHAEGES Nv BROOKLYN MINISTER'S
AZ the annual session of the New-YOrl

East Methodist Episcopal Conference TO be held In
Hartford, In the week beginning April 2. number Of
changes win be made In the pastors Of Brooklyn
churches. Among the ministers expected to be ap-
pointed arc A. J. Palmer. now Of the Eghty-sixth
street church in this city, to the Simpson Church. to
ceed Henry Baker, who will go to st. Jamess church.
Harlem X. 8. Pardington Of Hartford to the Fleet
street Church from which DR.. Joseph Pullman will go to
Danburyj M. b. Chapman. OF Mamaroneck. To the New
York Avenue Church, to succeed N. g. Cheney who will
so TO Mr. Chapman's present church DR. Robert Crook
Mount Vernon, to the Central church In place OF Dr.
John 4. Cookman; and DR.. j. A. Roche to the Pacific
street Church to succeed T homas Stephenson.
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AN ANTHONY NINE TO LET IN ALGIERs.

CONDITIONS EXPECTID OF IHE CoNIhAC ioho-NO
CHANCE FOR 5000 CUNNINGHAM.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Secretary of
State has been informed by the United States Consul at
Tangier Of the offer Of the Moorish Government of an
antimony mine to public tender, to be worked, the
mineral to be exported The mine is situated in the Dis
tric Of Algeria the Mediterranean about five hours
from Tehuan and eleven hours from Tangier The con-
dtions of its concession that the mineral must be
shipped from one Of The two negbboring ports which
are especially suited for export and import, such as
Tahuan and Tangier and for term Of ten years. Com
petition is open all foreign Powers and the concession
Will be given TO the highest bidder, with whom con-
tract will be made, the Government may decide not TO
accept any bid and explore the mine on its own account
II in the OF the exploration another mineral
should be discovered 1t neither be extracted nor
shipped, except by virtue Of a contract, and
claim whatever will be entertained from the contractor
the of his reouncng the enterprise the
expiration of the term OF ten years.
The mineral, IL is also stipulated. shall be carried
mules horses not by railroad. and less than
per annun shall be extracted The shipments be
toI and the Government will not be responsible 10 the
contractor for losses damages. IL the contractor
should any buildings Tor the benefit OF the work
I'm order shelter the wOrkmeD machinery such
buildings the suans property the
mineral changing at the expiration OF the
tract and indemnity will be given TO the contractor
The will bear the expenses OF administrators and
soldiers which be sent TO guard the persons and
property. ALI subjects OF the Sultan who may be en-
poyed in this exploration will remain under the jGris
aicon the local uthorties aud no one Will have the
cum OF money by way OF guarantee In the hands of the
Ragbsin and this amount shall be deducted from tho
Competition is closed five months from January g.,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
THE COURT,S.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
road Company

Mrs. Elizabeth Kuspert was taking a sleigh
ride IN Jeromeavc. with her husband OH January II.
$685. when the sleigh into from behind by the
horses and sleigh driven by Francis T.. Knight Mr. and
Mrs. Kuspert thrown from their sleigh, and she
was severely injured In suit brought by her against
Mr. Knight for $4,000 damages n jury before Judge
Freedman In the Superior Court. yesterday gave her
verdict OF 500 Mr. Knight testified that ho had offered
pay the charges for medical ana surgical treatment In
the case. .
Abbie C. Fitch was thrown down by the turn-ablo OF
the south Ferry Railroad Company Vesey and Church
sts and the injuries sustained she claims $4,000,
and has sued the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
rRAYsA7LAYTIO TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed from New
York for Havre the steamship Canada OF the French
Line yesterday Nil and Mrs Pemetaz. Mr. and Mrs
Gonzalez Trevilla, Henry Miner. Comic de Boncbsmps
George W. Kemp Mr. aud Mrs. Chapuis Leonardo Pagge,
Phillip Follau- Levy, l. 8. C0lley and Mr.. Lajoie
The steamship Labrador of tho same line arrived hay-
son, NJ. b. Simon and family, Louis Drouhard. Jean
Risse Emile Hallsr. sampcr Marz. Levy Lepaueianse
and Mr.. and hrs. Lecerf
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BISHOP LAY on THE NATIONAL CHURCH

St. Peters Church in West Twentieth st was
well filed last evening" and Bishop Lay announced MS
subject as a. The Particular National Church. The
lecturer. who is stranger 10 NewYork churchnen was
influential in opening the way for and finally ehecting
the reconciliation of northern and southern branches
OF the Episcopal Church Immediately after the Rebellion
As an illustration OF his subject last night he presented
the twentieth verse of the first chapter OF Revelations
"The seven stars the angels Of the seven churches
and the seven candlesticks are the seven
churches
"The Revelation OF st. John" he said "is. In fact
continuation OF the Acts OF the Apostles-a supplement
to the personal biography OF the Lord and His Apostles
There is no commentary reliable upon constitutions
whether religious political as the forms IN which al
the they embodied themselves The Divine Love
had brought down and pcrfumed all the air. ana IL
find living organization AS at once its guardian
and almoner. Thus the truth was committed TO the
church be incorporated into the mass OF humanity The
kingdom IS definitely organized its officers commits
stoned IL Is city set on hll ana cannot De mo- lIe
kingdom is one visible and undivided citizenship Is OBJ
tanned by initiation which no one questions Ihefe IS
authority and the keys held In open view The vision
Of the APocapse Is OF the many % . ehrSaes sb N b6pro nn
their lustre from Him Local churches IN inc year 20
snh reaeS the eonstY1tIoS The eh1rcn o the
Nicene century Hence the autonomy OF the Particular
National Church. We resist the unhisorca inference
that therefore, each church was an independent body
and centre of teaching and power sefeAisent ana un
The early church knew her and she called her
self the One Holy Catholic, AP1s'oS ,ncd s I'M
tegrty and In later creed set ny this nscrpuon Ihe
churches DE Maistre H. the point when he says:
think useless odwell on these foolish details is more
worth while 10 establish without delay thG decisive ana
imnovsbc proposition that there liberties OF the
Galhlcan Church and that all that Is conceacd Deheit
this tine name is only conspiracy oi the tegpotai
Bishop Andrews In turn has uncovered the true Issue be
tween the Anglican Church and Rome. Our champions
Ia ge argument, scpura, historical and parls
tic with conclusive ability and learning, and demon
straed the Cathocity OF the Particular or National
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

tn the Mississippi River WIN be the gresse
ton There Was available q the Of tne
menta on that riyer Other improvements TO suner WI
rapid completion X a.
ton. g. O.. and NswburPwt Msss., wnsST wxnsnT
jstties are but half comPeted. tho onlosrS ssdd
that Il now on hand sufficient sum 70 presefvH IL ~
proyements until another appropriation II made VII Do
feHeryed wherever Il 10 possible.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 12.-In the Court Of Appeals
so-day' the Hon. William G. Ruger, c. j. and associates
present. the following business transacted:
pellant Argued
Ihe following is tho calendar for March Ia,
Nos. 6S 2s. "a. 10a. lS0 131, 1877, o2.
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RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March Notwithstanding
the failure of Congress at the last session to make an
appropriation for rivers and harbors engineers In charge
Of improvements will be able continue their work for
some time. OF tho s14,000,00o appropriated at the
close session of the last Congress- there
about S9o00000 balance In the Treasury In the latter
part of February This appropriation was not made
until July Of 1884, and not until August that IL
WAS available Al that time but q short period
maned during which work could DO accomplished espe-
cially was hfs the in the North considerable
portion Of the will be used In which
9ave been made and under which contractors win work
anring tho csming session.
ofkcers IN the engineer department. Of ths Army sag
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

salesroom to-day:
BIZ l. II. Muller q Son.
1 i.,nry brownstone dwelling with lot No 42i bth.
ave- n cor % 3sths, lot -O3rll irregular ooo
ThOma. Terry ---..-. 49,. 81 tooOo
l 2s,ory brick stable with lot s. East 3ethst l20
II Madison ave. lot 2iN's4i same buyer-.. 5oOoo
By Richard v Hdr1leH = co.
l a.story brick warehouse with plot OF land, No2O5
WaAhin gton cor OF mos 10 10 ~ Nessyrt, .
Mot IS tKlOI 2lTrcguar. James Nlblo - 3i,oOO
I l.siory BRICK building with lot No l33 FIanklin-t
sz. - IT. oi GTeenwchsL lot 2Uhto' DAWN ,o.o
Birdsall. AV'o"V
BIZ j. r. SmWh.
1 3.story brick dwelling with lot 800 West 22dst
1873 IT of sthavc lot lH"hJS'' Peter do ~ ezo
s,oy r ~ thavS lot 25I 80 iollierber.. 1850
1 siunlar building with 1t, no $40 East lSthst, S.
dnsds ~ ~oi A'S-n .o' $500
0s1prS sreo ot 'aIh Sy"h 10, w's% a1I6o Kane I25Oo
1 x.stnry brow n.tone dwelling with lot. No l0S West
aGth.sL o. 1913 II Of broadway, James NC -, ooo
By jeremiah johnson, Jr.
1 story brownstouo dwelling with lot. No i8o Pleas-
antave " llO.ll II OF l22dst tot l4xlOG isl 80.
bella Tomcus o'i'
BIZ ". l.. Hdners'cg
2lot.n East l69th.st. 300 10 W OF Eltonave, each
25IlOO W NJ T0Okcr. -,-.--'-..;. oifVV
lots n East l5gthst. West adjoining above each .
s2SxlVO Il w Albro.. o'Soo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFER1
EEw-YoRK CITY,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The proceedings
OF the United States Supreme Court to-day were ~
follows:
10 iOo Charles Bisse, appellant. agt Simon H. Foss
ana others. Argument concluded
f9 Joseph w. Dyor and others, appellant, agt tho
Hauonai steam Navigation Company. Argument begun.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
MIsoR DorNes OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Senator ManueI-
son offered resolution in the Senate to-day, whcn no
asked might be printed and lie upon the table. csnS
upon the Secretary Of State for such Information no
Dspartmsut NAV have regarding the rumored attempt
of Geuerel Rufno Barrtos President Of Guatemala 10
seize upon the territory destroy the integrity OF the
Republics of Nicaragua, Honduras. San Salvador ana
Costa Rca and report what steps we're Deng ta.ed
by the Governments TO preserve the rignts oi 'no
Senator George presented the credentials Of f. Wal
thau "a United States senator from Mississippi.
The Senate adjourned without holding an executive
sesaiou "A NO nominations were sent In to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Lieutenant FRANK
Couris and Lsutenants 1unior rade) Frank H. Hotch-
hin and " NJ Irwin have been ordered to examination
for promotion Lieutenant Mason A. shufedt mas oeen
ordered to the Omaha March rs; Captain d. L. howison
will be detached Morch 10. as member OF the boafu
of Inspection and Survey and placed on waiting
Commander H. l. Johnson has reported his return home'
having been detached the command of the Monon-
rahela Pacific Station January 81 and has been placed
on waiting orders Lieutenant b. A. Fiske has been de-
tached from duty in the Bureau of Ordnance and
to the Omaha on March 20; Lieutenant Mnan n n
York and ordered to the Omaha, March 70 Assistant
Engineer Joseph l.. Wood has been detacned from .e
March 20; Assistant Engineer Charles Romme mas
and ordered 10 the March 20 and the leave
of absence of Chaplain George A. Crawford has been ex-
tended six months from April B.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASSFERa
HEw-YoRK CITY.

Tho following is list of the transactions re-
corded in the Registers Office yesterday:
I'm and vile 10 Hannah Mc6iulre $50 900
tc siic and m wife To- mes Mcday $4,000
l3ltist "a . 20 n q of Morrs-aVe. I4JliOO, = inter
est; Anthony Mcowen and wife 10 DaVid L IA 9 ooo
same PIotpspM tsaHy ~ 5a5n me1wea ~ 1000
Sds rssn rs 20 10 ."nsl w1, n pi"Tce 10000
l53d.s 7O3 ft q OF M0rrisaye, 2oxoo limo,hy ooo
Donovan and wife TO Helena Freuhenmacler. l4'ooo
G2d.st l3D East lor7dl11i; Anderson fo"ior ~ o.o
and wife 10 Edward u Underhul i"'S0o
7sh,s hs6ne A. ,9S al 10 Nnna y, s1w 2s5Oo
Sl'1,, na,s MO X rd.ar sasS i''i'o " 10000
eths sng "a and ifc 70 fhoSa, Mao1ey 10000
4I,ast ,astd sncihor ss un1iteSi ,o whcm 5000
2tha s,. Iona ,,S NY. Of to n Monroe 10000
22lst s,,e 90 n.sa%eI, Sl shave 1860
i2',h; =, mogaoa S y o. 10000
27thst 2IO.b II OF Shavo. 2i.loNo'oh<'lV IN x,o
Bcnbardt Eisig 10 HugoJ POossy io'ooo
IA " of Reaicst sO3xJo 1Nirteyuiati .oo
Allen Hunter to tatharne liuntci et "a ~ 'o'o'o
3dave " of lOOthst to lOlsLs 81 1UlioAi-' 10 ooo
Whitfield Ieirbery tO Michael uiOos .-'.'''' iA''''o
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.


A small business was done at the Petroleum
Exchanges to-day in oil certificates The net result Of
the trading was easing of in prices from so cents to
1855 cents interrupted by few feeble rallies The pro-
duction of the Thorn Greek field reported this morn
ing at barrels, with the Fisher well declining In its
Weld to less than 20 barrels hour No definite news
was received from the Markham border we'll, except
that two barrel tanks being put up to recsve
its possible ow The general opinion OF the trade Is
that the well will be good one and II that proves To be
the case there will probably be free selling OF oil How
far this will be short or long stock Is matter OF mere
conjecture II the well should prove TO be small ono
there ia considerable existing short interest which
could be scared into covering Pending developments
I'm the Thorn Creek field operators are indisposcd TO
make extended ana the market ended nervous
and unsettled In close resemblance TO the temper Of
general traders -, - o.,
The range OF prices ana tho toi ue*hss "ero ~ oA
lows: yvn.. co..p n
rnentnr r..... so 79h
UpS so
iowest .......... 7Sa Gs1
ttusI ''''' 7ss. TsS
Saiss les h. rrcis - 2260.O0O 3,54l. 900
Caarances Yesterday ...... 6.954,O00 11,56o.000
The clearances elsewhere were OIL CITY, s,o9OoO0t
Bradford, 5072,00o and Pittsourg 4'4e,ooo parfes.
Refined oil was unchanged
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
ACTUAL SALRs.

Total sales for the day l220e
seller go days Seller 10 Rt ~.
seller 10 days, seller I'D days
n Seller 60 al l.O5.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. March IL. ls3a
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRK. Thursday, March12. 1855.
The following sales were sd at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

The clearances elsewhere were OH CITY, s,oSOoV
or 600 and Pittsburg, 900 barrels
Refined oil was unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
BONDS AND BAYK STOCKS.
( MIN & 81 Louis lst Atlantic q Pac
Ninth Nat Bank

Canada SOuth'n "a
i. l.UOO....-...12L2 2
Ches * Ohio CuFcy
1000. a
Ches Il ohio LIST
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ME. at the N.Y. Petroleum Exchange aud stock Board

CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTOy STOCKS
BOSTON. March IL, 1885.
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con

Great West "a
1000 .......o3
Intern'l G. q y lst
$4,000. ..l0JL
Internal coup ia
l,OOO...... 81 q
Ran Pao lst cOnsOi
3. 3.OlV....-...S2ls y
Louisville & Nash
y o & NJ div
5,OUO. 30 .
5000. O..-.....SO q
10. 900. 80
Trust bonds IS
1000. .SZe3
5000. O........s2S
Gen Mtg Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03

COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single Swiss
~ Protestant understands thoroughy the care and
rs strictly sober willing aud obgng and generally useful
heat OF references Address COACHMAN. % BrOomest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
PREPARING FOR O. K. oARRwoNs FUNERAL.

PREPARING FOX y. n. GAhhISON fCNEhdG'
An almost constant succession of carriages
drove TO the door of the late Commodore Garrson's
home No. 40 Park-ave yesterday bringing persons Of
prominence who designed calling leaving messages OF
sympathy and coincidence The dead capitalists circle
of friends wide one, and embraced not only people
connected with large railroad interests, but many in
other walks OF life Those who were unable to call in
the daytime paid their sympathetic respects in the
ming Many letters received from out-of-town
friends OF the Commodore
The funeral will be conducted at the house at 10
TO- morrow, by the Rev. Dr. George Alexander Of the
University Place Presbyterian Church, where the Com
modore was an attendant assisted by the Rev Henry j.
pallbearers will be John p. Kennedy, Arthur Leary
George W. Chids of Philadelphia Jose +. de Navarro
solon Humphreys George Forrest John 7. Terry and
General W. S. Hancock. The burial Will be at Green
wood Cemetery.
Ii was learned from Mr. Terry, the assignee Of the
Commodore that the laters estate bad advanced far
toward q settlement and 10 is probable that in few
weeks its release be effected Mr. lTerrys work in
STRENGTHENING his friends affairs has been abOrOus,
but it attended with large success Some OF the most
uupronsing assets realized upon far beyond the
EXPECTATIONS OF the COmmOdOres family at the time OF
the assignment The most notable feature of the assg
gnees abOrs the release Of the Commodore notes
indOrsed aud made by him to the extent OF nearly
100000 II Is believed that when all the debts have
been provided for the estate OF the deceased capitalist
will reach handsome value. Some OF the
Ing likely TO enhance i'll value, in the opinion OF many
Shire Wd business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
JOAQUIN MILLER's PLAYS.

Joaquin Miller yesterday obtained decision
in his favor in the suit brought by him
for the purpose Of prohibiting Mckee Ran
kin from presenting the play entitled "49"
without paying for the privilege When the poet wrote
the two PLAYS California Gold =" and s. Old 49 " he
placed the manuscripts in Mr.. Rankins hands. Soon
after the latter produced the play 49, which Justice
Lawrence in the Supreme Court yesterday held TO be
substantially the those written by Mr. Miller:
He directed that the manuscripts OF the two original
dramas be returned their author and that SO be paid
TO him for every past and future representation OF
original incidents aud plots of the dramas TO Mr..
Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
ELECTRICITY IN HARLEMi

According 10 the certificate OflncOfp0ratlOn OF
the Harlem Electric Illuminating Company, which was
filed yesterday, its objects to produce and use
electricity for purposes of light heat and power and to
manufacture and sell apparatus 10 be employed in Its
production. The capital is 100000 The cOrporatOrs
George +. Smith, Henry Marsh and Dale Carleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
DISAPPEARAYCE OF A SoHOOLGIRL.

Matthew Dean, of Winfield, ILL., reported to the
Astoria police yesterday that his laughter Matte age
fourteen left her home Wednesday and all efforts
trace her sincehaye proved fruitless She started for
school, but she did not reach there. The police III
rned believe she played truant and fearing re-
turn home, is with some OF her school friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
INJURED BY A FALLING SoAFFoLD

scaffOld in the uniin ished building, No.
343 West Forty broke yesterday and let three
workmen fall One fractured his SKULL another received
Blight injury, while the third escaped unhuTt.
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TO DISCUSS the DEFEATED GAS BILL.

The Gas Consumers Association will hold a
public meeting Wednesday evening in the Masonic
Temple to consider the defeat OF the Gas bill I'm
the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03

MONEY SENT TO THE PARLLAMENTARY FUND
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
Manhattan Branch Of the Irish National League on st
Patricks eve, at which Mayor Grace presided matted
$3.50 &C. which has been forwarded to the treasurer of
the Parliamentary fund.