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New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
RAILROADS LOSING MONEY.
THE pGNNsYLyANlNs WESTERN SYSTEM.

A HEAVIER TONNAGE AND GREATER MILEAGE, But
REDUCED RATES.
PlTTsBURG June 1.-1he annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Pennss yania Company operating
an contr oling the lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroads
system west OF Ptt-burg held in this city to-day
General J. n. Mccullough presided. The annual
renort showed n loss to the Pennsylvania Company in
onaratlon of its Northwestern system of lines COM
posed of tic Ptsburs FoIt Wayne and Chicago Rail
way. tie Lake lines, Jcle son and Madison and In
dianar OILS Railroad aud indianapolis and 'ncennes
Railroad for 1881 after paying all expenses interest
On its bonds. rentals and other charges, Of
s1.O94G7l 50; loss for 1884. S7lO,.2O 50; III
creased loss. s3s4451 20 There was a general de
crease in the revenues of the lines cont oiled by the
company. There was a reduction in the rates received
for the same both in the Northwestern system as well
rs ON the Southwestern system. Including the Pitts
burg. Cincinnati and st. Louis Railway, and The Chi
caso. St. Louis and Pttsburg Railroad.
The tonnage however, shows a material increase :
the gain on the Northwestern lines being 3J6.90O
tons aud on the southwestern system 100, 10 tons
The ton mileage also shows large Increase. The
rates received show general reduction rs compared
with lsSi much OF the tric being carried at lttle
il any above the cost of movement OWING TO The severe
depression in the general business of the country and
especially in the iron mdustIies. he gross earnings
on the Northwestern system tor 1888 uncludng the
Jefferson Madison and Indianapolis Railroad and the
Indianapolis and Viucennes Raroadl wers
SIR ~ 90 49, q rednction of 81 13J3,2JS 20, OF
nearly 10 per cent as compared with 1854. This re-
suited from a decrease OF S952. l67 II in the freight
traic notwithstanding the increase ~ tonnage before
stated and Of S4Ol 09l 81 in the passenger traffic.
On the Southwestern Pan Handle system. the gr's
earnings for 1880 were 2O43, Az o4, n reduction
OF p5s, J42 81 compared with lHoi. The revenue
from freight tradc the system lncrea'cd
S219sl0 77 bnt that from Passenger tralic de-
creased s53S.359 IS, The next result on this system
being loss Tor the year 1850 oi $40 6S. The
aggregate length of lines embraced in this report is
2,77I 40 miles.
The directors elected as follows: G. j. Rob
crts. j. y. Mccullough William shaw. Thomas d.
Messler nenry II. Houston. Nstar Morris. Edmund
smith. Henry d. Welsh, J. y. DubaIry, john iIico
Wctherill 4. j. Cassatt, j. p Green, W. II. Barnes.
The new board will meet in Philadelphia soon. when
tic nrcscnt general officers will pr1Dably be reeeeed
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
PROPOSED LEGISLATION FOR UTAH

WAsHINGroN, June l (SpecidD. chairman
Tucker OF the House Judiciary Committee. who has
been inustriously engaged iu considering the Mormon
question has with the unanimous support Of the sub
committee. prepared elaborate report said to
consist OF thirty pages OF printed matter, which Is
understood to aggressive IN its recommen
dnttons TIA an anything contained In the Edmnnds D.
lhe REPORT been submitted To the lul eonlltoe ahd
mas the support OF all the members except Mr. Bennett.
~ North irolna, II SAID has discovered some
Unconstitutional objection to the proposed legislation
and al his solicitation tho report has been twice
uvstuoued GA Thursday next, however. = meeting OF
fhe u committee Is 10 be held, when the subject Will
h. prr.ented 70 Hous. and be considered In con-
neoou with the Presidents recent message on Utah.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS.

WAsuIsGrON, June (Spsciat. The Repub-
ucsn Senators held to-day and agreed upon an
order Il business Tor tne purpose OF expedtDg bills
pending before tho Senate As result oil ths
Arrangement the bill TO prevent aliens from acqur-
i,r Lind 10 tho Territories with como necessary
executions was passed few minutes this afternoon.
The Ul give Letter r,"rs the btneh o! TIE eigh-
uor law was under thi- agfeeneb brought iOrNNl ny
Mr. Miller ana also passed ia few minutes. The reso-
ution III regard open executive sessions was prac-
tcy she we'd hy the caucus ant will probably not bo
ne,rd Of any more this session Tho decided TO
adhere to tAe TO the Post once Ap-
nronriation bill and Mr.. Plumb to-day moved that new
conference eommittee b. appointed which was done.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
LEGISLATION EESUNED IN NEw-JEasEK
THE MORRIS AND ESSEX TAxEs-LocAL OPTION IL
CAUCUS.

CAUCUS.
TRENTON, June ! (Specidp.-Whcn the Leg
islature met to-day after recess taken In April last
the Governors secretary brought In lot OF vetoes
four special Tho first OF these latter vigor-
ousy a former suggestion concerning the tax.
alton OF the Morris and Essex Railroad Company lie
says: "Upon the best Information obtain. after
thorough investigation, satisfied that there are
millions OF property OF this company upon which
cmpuons have been secured under It's returns, year
after year, and that tho State would secure
large amounts Of taxes. improperly withheld, If
a thorough investigation should be made"
second message recommended tho Adjustment OF
the clause Ia the railroad law limiting tho local tax
to one per cent third recommends the distribution
OF the available funds for advertising the laws pro rata
among the newspapers now authorized to publish them
And fourth calls attention TO the expenditures for
New Orleans Exposition, which have not been provided
for.
The Morris and Essex Tax bill which tho Governor
referred was Immediately introduced 1t directs the
Attorney General 10 make the Investigation into
the Tax question at once. with proper assist.
ance. The bill was pushed through to third
reading In tho House this afternoon, after
some dlibustering against 1t by Mc,srs. PiDtard Ac
Donald. laird aud Others IL Will probably pass DotA
houses Tomorrow.
Inc following resolutions introduced in the House:
Approving the erection of tn arch memO.y of Jonn
Walsh ana appointing committee to co-oDerate with
the Philade pna authorities wh reference to the mattcr
providing ior the appointment Ol commission ascer
tain the Wade Of tue shore bsheries the Delaware
below Trenton. VITA a view 10 their purenass By the
state. Several unimpOrtant bills also introduced
Ia the Senate the following nominations we'd
Judge OF thc District COurtot newark Henry Iorseb
Commissioner Of the SINKING Fund JOnn J. Carpenter
jr., OF HunterdOn County; Gettysburg Monument CON
missiOnrrs. ". IL. Corbn, G0ttfred Kruger and j. c.
Duffy. Carpenter AMI Gorken rejected at the
session Of the Senate last Apiil for the Ofces
Repub lctn caucus he'd aud II was
agreed 10 push through the Morris Essen bill Thee
@"s llycly debate Oyc tne local option bill ami the
caucus hnay agreed that II should not be mals party
measure. IL was resolved 10 adjourn die morrow
alteI noon at s O'clock
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
MIscELLANEoUs RAILwAY INTELLIGENCE.


ST. LOUIS June 1.-The following elections
and appointments Of officer FOR tho Louis and san
Francisco Railroad will be officially announced to day
First vice president Captain w. Rogers second vice
president, John O'Day; general manager, Henry L.
Morrill,
MlDDIEBORO, Mass, June l.-Ciyil Engineer Charles
E. Peek and a number of assistants surveying tue
route OF the proposed Chatham Branch OF the Old Col
Oily Railroad An effort is being made to overthrow the
narrow gauge plan have the branch or spur track of
standard gauge
WASHINGTON, June I-senator Beck to-day the Sem
ate introduced bill to prohibit members OF Congress
acting as attorneys any railroad which obtained It's
charter or any grants of land pecunary AID from
United States. Violation OF its provisions IL made
msielDe inor punishable by tms not To exceed $1,000
or Imprisonment not more than Que year
PM ADELrIIIA June l.-Artcles OF merger and con-
solidaIon have been led ~ the state Department be-
tween the Cornwall Lebanon Railroad Company and the
Coebrook valley Railroad Company which shall hero
after DC known as the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad
Company.
WASHINGTON. June I.-Iho Court of Claims to-day
decided tho case OF the NewYork Central aud Hudson
River Railroad Company against the United states To
recover balance alleged 10 DO due contract for car
rying the mails IN favor Of the company and will
nouuce the judgment Monday. Tne SUIT iayolyod
nearly s2OU0rO
road Conpsny to recover 1000 expended IN survey Ing
lands granted 10 the railroad decided demurrer
In favor OF Ine United states.
CHICAGO. June l-At tho election OF officers and di-
rectors OF the Chicago aud Western Indiana and the
Bolt Line railroads to-day John D. Carson. OF Chicago.
WAS made president OF both roads, James u. Carson.
general manager J. Clark, secretary and AUDITOR aud
q. W. Hakes. treasurer Tho following directors were
for the Western Indiana A L. Hopkins. OF the
wabash r. Erous hton OF tho Chicago aud Alton Il.
Carson, OF the Louisville and New-Albany. and ". j.
spicer OF the Grand Trunk Tho list Tor tho Belt Linz
Is Tie with the name OF A. A. Tsimsge OF the Wa
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
ruLIBUsTERISG AGAINST HONEST BUTTER

WASHINGTON, June (SpcciaD.- minority
in the opposed the bill 10 tx imitation butter
continued today the busterng tactics by which 1t Is
sought delay the passage OF the measure Almost the
entire day was consumed In voting on amendments the
movers OF which had not tao slightest hope OF ther
adoption. The only thing accomplished so Tar by the
orn,uets OF the bin has been the reduction OF the tax
from ten 70 eight pound. This was accepted by
the friends OF the to-day AMI the section roat
ing 20 the tax disposed OF In Committee OF the
Whole Mr. IIatch. chairman OF tho Connuce on Acrl-
cture VINO has OF tne bill. made an exceedingly
liberal Oler opponents OF tue measure Ny "n'h
they would be allowed yea alI nay Votes on various
aneudurnts but. under the lead OF Mr. BlcckcEit%r'
of ArKaE-A- they preferred TO continue their useless
wase v time. Mr. Curtin, OF Pehn'yiVanl anu o.Her';
rrctendtng 10 speak for tho wOrkngnen' protested
AGAINST the h At OF adiournnsnt several see
tnus Of Me bill remained, bur ls friends nope 20 get
tbrorrh with Il to-day A. there Is majority Of over
10 II, lyor OF it, no amount hibusterng can defeat IL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
THE NEw.JERsEY TAX DECISION.

The constltutionality of the railroad tax law
was recently affirmed by the Court OF Errors and Ap-
peals NewJersey. The question at issue was merely
the legality OF che act and will probably lind its
TO Supreme Count Of the United states prominent
officer OF \, w-Jersoy railroad SAID yesterday: No
one can the effect Of the decision will BE-
the yet Ia be tried on lis Inerlts IL fact
four iuds. Supreme Court have decided in favor
or and four against the constutOnsty OF the law and
the man has not given his opinion The Court
which has recently decided tho question Is composed
largely what call lay iuigesin New-Jersey
who knov edge OF law and especially or railroad
law We do hold the opinion III very hign regard on
account OF circumstances. have no doubt tha
the case will eventually the United States
Sunrene COurt."
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
wHY CREMATION WAS POSTPONED.

The cremation of Colonel q. III. koch's body,
which bad been god 10 take place yesterday ~
Fresh Pond, postponed. hr Koch was \ banker as
No. Isl La Ssliest. Chicago. lie LETT there WIN his
wife about three OF trip 70 Europe or h45
health. Wne In this city hs was taken 50 much worse
that the voyage put OF and lac went to New.
Brighton, s. L. to rest lie died there on SATURDAY IL
was his desire to be crcms,ed. aud bis family wers
about to carry his wishes when tney re,ucnDerei
that he had large insurance upon his Me- Ocl"rrt
$50 900 aud 90 900 10 said, and fearing that 'hee
might be some trouble II body buried. tncy 10.
ciaed TO put Il IN vault until the dcath csims hsh
been settled. The dead mau had many acqlalntiuc's
IN this city some OF whom attended tho uner' yesel
day Tho boiy is In one OF the vaults VI tAc c"'e'
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

Among those who we're heard from Albany were Mat
thew Cook, T. j.. Robinson. w. x Hamilton W. d.
Gailor. Samuel Branan and Colonel John Palmer. MI
Matthews himself In attendance and with him came
witnesses IN his behalf the Rev. j. W. Stevenson
Robert r. MCINTYRE Charles r. Lewis and William Hill
son. also OF Albany: tho Rev. W. Il. Derrick. OF
New-York and Peter +. Baltimore OF Troy.
All Mr. Matthew's witnesses are kepubncaha
The Democrats on tha committee opposed 10
Matthews and since tie hearing to-day II is probable
that hc will be reported adversely.
The Senate judiciary Committee agreed 10 report al
vcrscy the nomination OF Jonn Gp0de fOr soIicitor
General. Notwiths auding this adverse report MS
friends confidently expect that he Will be confirmed
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
DEFEAT OF TIE BANKRUPTCY BILL

WAsuINGroy, June / (SpeeiaD. D.-The Bank
ruptcy b suffered in tue Senate to-day which
Will probably rasultn i;s not being called up again TINS
sessou Mr Io4r inado 4 brief speech detailing sone
OF lie 81 Iyan4ges " the measure and was followed ny
Mr. George, Of Mississippi who made motion 10 srSe
out the clause providing for Involuntary BANKRUPTCY
lie SAID that lie wilg 10 support the DlI WITHOUT
that cluse Mr uoar sai that that was an essential
feature OF the bill 1t allowed now every exemption
which any STATE law granted and only provided mat
one ere tor should be permitted TO pay the part OF
a sny!ock and take all There would be an equtaole
distribution OF the assets AMI the debtor would be DIS
charged and allowen to beglu over again Mr.. Hoar
moved 10 lay Nh GEORGES motion on the table. lAAt
WAS defeated whetenpon Mr. HOar asket leave 10 WIN
draw tle OH temporarily. rhis was refused anu theh
MIR Georges strike OIL tAc inYOlun 4y cl>c
WAS aiopt-i; - to - nays. ine OIL WAS then
ald aside Mr. Hoar saying tneJ he would consult win
ms committee as whether Ia. should call t uQ again
this session. A..
Mir t;rurg. introduced a resolution to ieconmt tho
hill to the judiciary Committee with Instructions TO re-
luton went for one day. All tho southern anu
nearly Western Senators yoted 70 strike Out tno
myonutary clause. Mr. Iioar was SURPRISED at the re-
su AID aftcrward remarked That he would prODiJy not
call up the bill az ain this session.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
HEAVY CUT IN PASSENGER RATES.

CHICAGO, June l (Speciab The Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific troai announced 81 first
class passenger rate ST. Paul This is cnt from tue
regular rate Of sl2 3d. The St Paul. however had been
making rate OF $40 IL was charged that the Rock
Island mad been surreptitionsly selling TO St. Paul
through scalpers" for So. The situation has now be-
come ugly that the tssenger rates IN the direction
of Omaha in the southwest and IT. Paul IN tue north
west are pretty certain go down u nothing,
renr II as D cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
now mr.. DOyyGLLY cor BLACK EYE

Manager John 7 DOnneIly, OF the Dy0u
Theatre sailed Tor Europe yesterday with thc o'ss
wishes OF his many friends, aud with one eNirchev
black ami discolored eye. How Malager DOhh..5 te,
ceiyel dsguratOn WAS told IN the J1hof ."u "@es
Police Court yes eriay 4 dress rehearsal OF the "e"
comic opera, The Bridal Trap" wasin progress Oh 'u
day nj h the thestcr. and Patrick Byrnes, eh1.us
singer persisted IN going Into the auditorium SS','s
orders from Mr.. Donuely. TIC Two men uat s''"' ~
words aud Byrnes Mr. DonnriIy SAID strncN n'n, u
Byrnes, wnO ~ twenty seven years oi. Shd lh,o1 y
oceupa lon hVing No. % last renth-ss va Arr -
by Detective James H. Pr.ce and justice DnIE s'n . ~
To The Island for ten days. saying tnat II Mt Donn'y
had not been obliged 10 sail Tor Europs al i'VeA ~
would nave Received siA months
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

Jt was asserted nj time that he seriously
entertained the idea OF spending tho rc-
inainder OF his days In a monastery ,, ,,,..
Mr. Kelly twice MARI cd MS hrs' VIZ y ~. 'ss
McIihargv was the daughe ~ an irsh aupptcH 'hrn
OF Yurl. sac ded III lsGG OF conslmpl ION. ih'r
eldest son Hugh years aier fcA ~ Niciln 10 'n'
same disease his' twenty.irst year III lr''' w"
fravonc IN spain. Mr. kny lost oEe daugHtsr' hdIv'
ana In 80 rni her daugnter SaraL.-his 1-' r"nn-
ing cAd-ai.d. 1876 he married Mss Teresa Mnrn'
a niece of Cardinal ,feIDssry HIS second We Sir,
vlvcs him and eft boy or seven years anu
aaughtcr between three and four years old
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
CHARGES AGAINST 1 PVLictaAy DISMISSED

Tho Rev. Il. II. l.. ighe Of No. 2l9 lllsl,s'.;
Irposyu made charsrs against Policeman Qufie' o. 70
second irec ct Nes. ,ot.tg dOs on tA'i'''
ot ls house So, Quigcg S1d hr va
tn h the dOg and VITA ms stlcA "heh L'
MIR iighes stoop and pJed AZ him lie th"n uie'
hnll.t ; head lAt tDc
He do. then ran aud he hr,d Two more shots ana 49,
Mr. n. he dog sGA and snodA 's'-
klsl with The club rate should no. nave %
ON ms so1p lie furthermore wtntri pay or llo "a II,
dope t. his door tOmnias 1nr car III W.,
sue he lly aud dismissed the ca ge iga nss t"o
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, June 1.-The President sent
tho following nominations to the Senate to-day Ddyid
l. Hawkins OF Missouri to be Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior. vice George A. jerks. resigned: Joseph H.
Johnston OF Virginia To Commissioner In ana Tor the
District OF Alaska Chester Seebrr reslgned Johh
H. Riley piattsburg n " to be Indian School super
intendent. vice John H. Oberiy appointed Clyi Service
Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
A MONMOUTH PARK BOONNAKER CONVICTED

FREEHOLD, y. j., june 1.--The trial Of
William Lowell. OF the dfty-tnree who in-
dcted for making books last summer at Monmouth
Park closed to-day IN conviction Lowell evAded tas
question whether he Dookmaker and theu refused
lest he crinnatc himself. The judge chaleod
strongly against Lowell Tne defendant gave bonds 10
appear for sentence THURS lay. Inc cOasri Tor Milt
Mclean, who was convicted on similar charge !a,s
week. have decided to carry the to the NeW-Jersry
state supreme Court upon writ OF error. They VIII
apply to Judge Waling FOR the writ tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
rRAysArLANrI0 TRAVELLERS

Nv the Arizona Gulon Linel for Liverpooi ,hc hs
Rev NItam Onuey, X vie Below. Lyha lhomps,," ,hs
Rev n L. Gambia Professor JsJes VI Hart al, W." aea.
vex NJ G OrFarreil the David o. onnef Nio'. ,ha
,rai " llain Quinn. VICAR General ihou~s t. @'S' ~
Iey. Thomas u Dixon. o..,.a, psal
nv ma Wsrra North Germa, Iloyd) for Bremen ~
Arndt DAVID :. DAVIS MIS-. nsln aiie ooah% Soycx
Nrs ioLn pix Juau Hernandez. Jsmes Alkhs 80
Henry frotning gnaln Dyes and tho Rev "hoaf " "~
wife
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
FouErn.cLAss PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

FOURTn.CLAss POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Acting Post
master-C-neral to-day appointed tho following fourth
class postmasters:
Tynnsyironfa Hobbic. Wilson L. Grover at Mccoys'
Vile J0hn FITZGERALD.
Ns,c- IOrk.-At Nonteia Frank O. Dixon.
IermOn-At Brook viiie, Fayettc Nhle nj East 1atu
wci d. ". Jennoss Norwich. Josiah T. Morrison at
Pltney Newton l.. Priest
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

WAsHiNGToy, June l.-Captain Samuel Mum
SON OH Infantry been detailed to inspect certain
recruiting property aud camp eauipAge NJ New-iork
city for when Captain c. r. Steimsn Och Cavalry, Is
responsible Lieutenant Francs Woodbridge. 7th In
fantry. has been granted tOnr months leave OF aD-
Ihe ESSEX. which will probably be assigned To tho
A.atc station. will he pat IN commission about Jnnc
10 Tho TaiapoosA will start from New YORK soluo
time Ior Norfolk. whence she wil 30 o tho
South Atlantic station.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NE mas Nor rAACAkD HOWE rEE

Virgil d. Thompson. OF fallsburg. y. l., came
thts rTs about wrex ago hire some farm aoo'e's
bo..deI Al tho II ono Maize Hotel IN orsedM Il. s.. a
that plle Thursday having ,Ohpleic'l az =.
60 b- ayowet intention home at ons% but Io va
ns sIns yesterday and the police were asAed u say"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
TIE roLFS HEAD soCIerY YALE

NEwHAvEN, June l (SpeciaD. The follow
ing from 81 viii constitute the VOLTS Head Society
for the coming year: Charles Adams. LiiohAed, Conn.,
James Archibald jr., Scranton. Penn; Ernest Leroy
Caldwell. Windsor. Conn, Francis Cameron Clarke
sing sng. ~ y; Robert Forbes Hawks New-HAven.
Conn; Frederick Trevor In. NewYork Henry Iyson
New-York John Bssseu Keep Brooklyn. n. Y; Alfrsd
Leeds stanford. Conn: Millrm Howard Ludlngton.
Nsw-Yoik William McCormicK, HARRISBURG Penn
Robert Maxwell Rockville. Conn; Laxs Seymour,
BinghamtOn. y. Y; Frank Day Tuttle Brooklyn, ~ "
and James Johnston Waring. Jr., Savannah, Penn.
A RECEIVER TRIED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
LOUISVILLE. June ! (Sptciail.-B T. Mccormick. re-
nty OF the Kentucky Central, L. G. Thop p-
son. Sheriff OF Montgomery County. and A. j. Ringo,
Sheriff OF Menifre. were put trial before United
States District Judge Barr to-day for coRtorpt Ia resist
Ing the Federal recevcra
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
- a rownIr srrrLlNG UP.

CRAIG & LOwRIE SETTLING UP. .,.
PrrrspuRG Juno (Spee,aD. Craig Low.es ~. te,
usuJei oll lrm began to Quidao their indcoeunr n M
isv in on city it reported that tho usn n,
40 mar cant OF III claims amounting 10 over Ssos"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NOMINATIONS OF MATTHEWS AM

NOMINATIONS OF MATTHEWS AND GOODE. =
WASHINGTON, June l (Speciab.-Tho Senate
District Coumiteo occupied tho whole OF to day IN
Listening TO the statements and against the conrna
uon Of Matthews. OF Albany, AZ Recorder Of Deoas
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
MR.. KELLY's MANY CHARITIES.

No review Of Mr Ke.y's Ale work would be complete
If his numerous private charities and his services for
the beuefacL,oHs OF his Church omitted from
ton. Many young men struggling to educate them
selves FOR tie priesthood received warm assistance from
the Tammany chieftan. For several years past lie ect
urcd frequently IN diereDt cities all the county
charitable objects. ana in every instance lao paid his
own travelling expenses He contributed memorial
Window to the members OF his family he had lost To 81
Patrick's Cathedral, aud the six splendid oil paintings
Gaardi i,dOrn the walls of the Cathedral
due TO his generosity. While travelling abroad Mr..
Kelly -. 900 for The founding OF Dthc
American College IN Rome, and through bis efforts
fund OF 900 raised to establish church ana
sohoolhouse IN the obscure mining regions of
England. From his lectures Mr. Kelly 10 estimated ~
nave raised over $a0,V00.