New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-25
MUCH MONEY RAISED FOR PARNELL.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS Iy MANY PARTS OF THE

| ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS IS MANY PARTS OF iii
CITY-THE FUND GROWING RAPIDLY
The enthusiasm among the different branches
OF the Irish National League In their Efforts 10 RAISE
money for the Parne Parliamentary Fund has grown
so greatly that each branch is in goodnatnrcd rivalry
with its nelghbors the work OF collecting money Yes
tordays meetings significant OF this fact for more
money was raised In response both to the patriotic ap
peals of eloquent speakers and TO the practical WORK
OF the canvassers than at the meetings
on any previous Sunday. The tributes oil
confidence in Parnell many and hearty.
The tone Of the speeches at Sunday meetings toward
Mr. Gladstone bitter in the extreme. whlie inc re-
marks made yesterdays gatherings were OF an GU
ouened m The meantime aud Mr. Gladstones assent to
the principle OF nome rule being made known .oo,,
place at o'clock the hall OF Holly Innocents Church
thirty -seventh-st. Broadway, Thomas Calas1an
About were added TO tue roll inc
branch having more than 200 on the nsI francis
Crowley delegate to the Central Ehecuve or sysrS
Irishman every lover Of liberty In the 1istrct 10
join the League Let as strenethsI me hands Oh mar
hands; for Parnell Is engaged In just ana
struggle" $50 dollars were taken In, MAKING more
than 200 which the branch has sent to the general
ST Josephs Branch No Co., was the gest ana most
Union Han. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES th-st; and
and others who sympathized with the cause. General
Kirwin. John Delahanty and NJ d. GALLAGHER. president
OF the Municipal Council OF the IRISH National League
were the principal speakers. and we're warmly ap-
piauded Mr.. Gallagher spoke at great length. You
Sest wnn 'a We were sDsercd att to-day
there Is not single morni.g OF eve, evening ms
rgHt OF Ireland 70 efgoyernnsnt But it child
play. The fgh to DO bitter aud protraced Inc
Naisn that has kept IN chains by tue sword during
700 years gong TO let go after one ears cam
paign OF peaceful argument" AT the close OF Mr. Cal
iashcr's speech a large subscribed.
ParnciI Branch No II. had special meeting in the
basement OF ST. Brdgets Church EiShh-st and Avenue
B make appeals Tor money aud also TO CO1rVe some
means whereby special effort may be made TO send
aid to the starving h'nernen on Eagle aud lnns conn
Doyle presided and said tnat IN addition
meeting 500 would 10 sent TO the Central FUND
When De william A. Conway OF Branch No So which
tho meeting o:der he said that A. NJ Kelley e1,
the und r. q. Byrnes and William z Clarke delivere
stirring speeches after which many greenDacks ana
There is now $40 on hand and to-day $500 will be
DR.. ORrIly of Detroit, treasurer OF the ilsh
John Fany who presided nj the meeting OF the Fourth
Ward Branch in the basement OF 81. James 'GnoO,
raisedi ,,,,
Hail. Eleventh-st anu Frst-ave. elected Michael
n NJ p o'Dwyer delegates L. the Central Council to
carry the of that body tie total OF $40.
when The branch nas Subscribed
j. H. ghuessY presided, anu speeches were mado b.
JOSEPH T. Ryan, OF the Municipal Council, ana others u
was announced that the held aid vi the fund had
Grrcyort la in East Fifty .'ourth-st, crowded to
The doors by an entuu,ist!c audience members of the
Manhattan Branch to listen By the Rev j.
X; Mrigher. Dr. ". y. Wallace presided Alter the
lecture over ) % were suuscr. bed
Tue Twelfth HArd Branch the Irish Pariamen tary
Fund Association organized last evening In vista
non nalI. Verona aud Van Bruut sts, Brooklyn The
Rev ". j. Lane. OF tue Roman Catholic church OF the
Visitation, made permanent Chairman lie sail that
men should he ready 10 back th'ir words WIN thelr
swords. sycecnrs were also made 10y Assemoi4nah Die,
C,un and Justice Courtney. The sum Of SJo' 10 was
| collected