New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
STILL GETTING MONEY FOR PARNELL.
PREPARlNG FOR FUTURE MEETINGS 10 INCREASE
TUE FUNDS.


The enthusiasm among the members OF the
irish Sallonal League DOin tus city ana BroOkIyh III
bel alt OF Parue INCREASING, aud with we lacI"
cvery ws.s 10 the treasurer of the Municipal Council
Pres dent Gallagher says that the thIlyIouI VI'3
have now AN enrolled membership oi more thaD
10000; and many of the branches Wich nave con.
Irbued handsomely 10 the Parnrll Fund are nov lahnE
u hand at organizing IN behalf OF me starving
on the west OF Ireland At several OF AesteiuaS
meetings The question of holding big demons on
ST. Pdlncks bay III unison with the M! plnc W. w.
that Paruen has ORGANIZED III ireland on the same ga,
to demand Home Rule was dlseuss9u anu ioV home
TO- because would interfere with me peopIc ~ mum"
who are on the ground ana know what to ask ioi'
There large Attendance Al The NEE l1E "i
No 10 IN the basement OF 81 Berpards IN West rory
secunu-st, Father TaylOr VINO II an Enc i'l
home rule the sympathy OF every honest man III
her efforts secure IL. " cannot, sdu ne sec euS
ness that remarkable people to reLl:"D ana 10 co"
try has beeh unbrokcn that the triumph MnioH Is
coming must be triumph for Ireland AMI for riGh ZAP
pau,el There Is neither religious nor pohtlch 'o.
crinoe III Ireland excpI ON the frotest@I sue,
briug ou;. possible, evil war Piesldrht JAMS a.
Casserley said That result Of the lecture "Vuu
aLle to hand 500 to the Central COuucll. . o., :.
Thomas Callahan presided NJ the D"fltt hrahc1
No I55 when met the afternoon AT the Church Of
The Uoy Iunocents in Thlry-scycnth-St near Broad
way Francis Crowley, the secretary announced thdi
IN the past i;y new members mad signed the iC.!
ana thai there nad Geeu already subscribed close on TO
$500. At the meeting in Breevort Hal IN E%st fitS
Branch Of the Ladies' Laud League gave slowing &C
count of he process Dene made ior 'H t U.S en- NH
ment at III. Lexington Avenue over" l"uso y" :. Ii',
TO- wncn Governor lil has promised 10 open; ., n
branch" secretary Mccarthy SAUL . PIo"'St
81 900 by ST. PATlcks Day; but we Will be Tar Deyohu
uur estimate Tor added TO the $500 already cOecteu We
hone to realize al 81 200 By the entertain Heu
There WAS big gathering at the meeting Oh IN" I'm
WaIi branch at No l95 HudsOn-st. 1nOmds D. " sum
wan ,,rrsiued and announced amid applause that he
had another 500 naud III TO treasurer he'ut'p, !"
the Central Branch. Arthur j. hea"aly ana fa.rIch
Mccartney speeches, after winch S0' III green
hacks we're laid presidents table.
When Dr. William A. Conway called 10 ordcf 'hc h'e,h
beers o; Branch No 81 at No. 2lS East Brodd"dy' ne
said thai ar-ady $3.50 had been subscribed Tor IonI
Rue for Ireland. ,Dd they were engaged securing ne
services Oh ex Minister Kelley for lecture mat WOu1
bring IN as much more. William H. Clarke SpOAe' IT,
James j. O'ohaugnesSy presided al meeting h -
BonIfacc Hail. Fort sevcnllst anu SecuHd-|Ne' anu
said mat gemcnt< were being maze i'r series Oh
lectures by prominent IRISH Nationalist when "ouIG
bring IN lot money ireland. James hhIheIh ana
Joseph f. Ryan made speeches, ana SoO was NoIeu u
the Central Fund. - =, -, 49,.
AT the meeting OF Parnc Branch No. II in the base
ment OF ST. Brdsci's Church, E@hth-st ana Avenue u.s.
James Doyle presided. the previous meeting 94C
has been received.