New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
By he Req. Sylrestr Malone.

Father Malone will send another $1,000 to Father
OReny to-day. making IN all $1,000 sent by him during
the last two weeks lie enthusiastic when he was
asked how he got so much money. "We are In the
fght now" said he "and have only begun to show
what do here. We will be heard from again and
again and shall never tire until Ireland has the power
Kcrwn, Edward :. Scott Peter Langan. Colonel p. II.
Mctinness aod Anir,w Dalton Increased the sum to tai
by S252 % which they raised themselves 0y going
few lovers Of liberty in other parts OF the city
and asking for aid
large public meeting AZ ST. Bouace Hall, Forty-seventh
ST. and srconave.. last night. The house crowded
ladies' meeting was called to order by President
James T. MuherO VINO in short speech intro
uSss Tsns, AMI m d.soIato ruians SAID 1 he, WHOM
the late Chief crcary Forster put into jail for saving
the very things Mr. Gladstone ia now saying IN En1
land" lAppau.r.l Mr. WALL IN the course OF his
speech, SAID Every honest. intelligent person Is In.
sructed the densni OF ireland. AMI what is wanted
ia dollars and cents Thrr" is not one listening To
me VINO VIII feel any tho poorer for contributing some.
ireland appeal for liberty; and al true Americans
another suspect. made speecn aud did Patrick
Glrason When all the speakers had hnshed secretary
the subscribers who crowiel t. the table.
The basement OF St. Roses Church IN Csnnon-st could
scarcely contain all the people who came 10 manifest
their symp ,thy for the cause OF Ireland in practical
way. The Rev. Dr. Brennan preslei ard ma 10 speech
of the listeners Then, the poet Geoghegan and
Senator Reilly, OF the Tlmmany Hall Parnell Para-
mred tbs appr Il luade by Father Brennan with
convincing that present could think
of going away without giving something I'VE have got
about $3.50, shouted the poet Geoghegs. trumphanty
The hall attarhcd to st. Anthonv's Church In Me-
DOuga-sL, where members OF ths Eighth Ward Branch
OF the League hold their gatherings hat
one OF the finest meetings that they had
night. Several hundred dol collected AFTER
Assistant Dstric!-Attorney Fitzgerald had mado elo-
qnent appeals.
The Manhattan branch. whIch at Breevort Park
in East Fifty-iourth-sL, and which has done
more than any other branch in raising Nancy.
aided enough its funi last night to make the total
contributed up to date 81 POO. the chairman oi last
nights P j. Moran, aud he said these addI-
tOnal subscriptions were given him:
Results OF watch drawing John f o'Rrien
Winning NUMBER 46I .sl25 Edward McNaly....-.- 3
John UBrien. ~ T. eddy .-,..-.....--
James Kane. % James Murphy
James Walsh 26 J. Mortimer
Andrew j. VI ash..-.-.....- 10 Lawrence Early
John MEG lOI
Thomas ]. O'snllivan presided at meeting Of the
Fifth Ward branch In Berrigtns Han. Hudson ant Dee
brosses sts Secretary Patrick Mccartney took the
OF several new members aud thei subscriptions
at the same time.
ISOLATION OF the With Assembly District thought
IL an excellent idea 10 raise 4 biz sum for
Home RUE. II It could only get some theatrical manager
generous enough 10 give performances. IA IS
Murha OF the Windsor Theatre, offered that house for
night. Mrs. Parnell accepted a seat in OF the
boxes ana received with prolonged applause. on
being called upon for speech she responded
and In a clear firm that heari In every part
or the house, added "You have gwen your money as
well your cheers, and Charles Stewart
Parnell will hear ths echoes OF the prac-
tical sympathy urging him and Irish people to
newrd Efforts in the cause OF Irish freedom" Ap'
psuse Three thousand tickets were sold ana Sl,ooo
realized
izatlons In favor OF Ireland little over $4,000
National League having collected the greater por-
ton OF this sum.