Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-14

Thomas Sexton Advises Tenants to
 Refraia Ernrna VfnIance

Thomas Sexton Advises Tenants to Refrain From Violence. DUBLIN, Dec 13-Mr Thomas Sexton, M
 F., in speech to-day advised tenants under all circumstances to abstain from violence l should their landlords refuse to grant abate- ments of rent. The Irish tenants, MT. Sex ton said, were simply unable to pay the rents demanded, and separation or no separation he declared, Ireland must have liberty.
 THEIR FOURTH ANNUAL.
 The Mutual Aid Association of she
 Fire Department Give a Very-Suc-
 cessful Promenade Concert and Ball
 A Few of the Fifteen Hundred
 Present.
 The fourth annual banquet of the New Haven Fire Department Mutual Aid associa- tion took place at Union armory last night and was success in every respect. At ten o'clock there were fifteen hundred people in the armory. The grand march was led by Fire Marshal A. J. Kennedy and daughter, Miss Carrie Kennedy. The indictment wea- ther prevented many invited out-of-town fremen from attending. Dancing to the music of Thomas orchestra was indulged in by the lovers of the terpsichorean art until late hour. Among the hundreds present were: Chief A. c. Hendrick, Mayor Hol- comb, Fire Marshal A. J. Kennedy, Fire Commissioners Thomas Redmond and Luther Jerome, Assistant Engineer John L. Disbrow, Police Commissioner William M. Shannon, Albert Scranton, New York; Joseph D. Cunningham, Chief Le Shure, Springfeld MT. George Halsey, Peter Nelson, Corona, L. l.; nearly all the mem bers of the local fire department, James T. Mullen, Lieut.. Col. Loomis, Superintendent of Fire Alarm W. H. Smith, Captain Houli- han or Storm company No. of Ansonia and ten men, Attorney George D. Watrous, MT. Druggist Richard M. Sheridan, Pressman Wm. Swift, John Craig, Edward Millett, Fire Commissioners Burns and Nichols, Sylvanus Gessner, James Fitzsimmons, H. W. DeForest, Charles O'Neill, J. KEegelmeyer, J. E. Condren. George B.. D. Bristol, M. Herbert Clark, William w. Miller, Watson H. Judd, J. G. Gladwin, c. F. Merwin, O. T. Langley, R. Hilderbrand, Burr Nichols, Charles H. Durant, Wm. o. Higgins, s. N. Smith. Dennis Moore, Geo. Brown, J. A. Gowie, Geo. W. Marshall, Martin shanlsy, Frank Conlin, James D. Barrows, Wm. J. Reilly, Joseph Kegelmeyer, David Renfrew. George Allen, Charles H. Hilton. E. I. Barrett, W. F. Spang, 0. B. Martin. John w. Stoddard, Ezra B. Sanger, James J. Bradnack, Elisha A. Reed, William H. Bishop, Philip Fisk, Henry J. Wilson. Roger D. Blish, John A. Monson, Alderman-elect A. J. Clerk in, Councilman-elect James E. Daly, Sea man Smith. Edward c. Beardsley, John Me Kenna, Theodore Thompson, Architect Aus tin, Eddie Taylor, Councilman John D. Belcher, Loren H. Stannard, Curtiss Evarts, William Brown, jr., A. 0. Blenner. jr., George Adams, ex-Lieutenant Howarth, J. B. Fuller. The Bavarfan Benefit Association
 Give Sociable at Germania Hall.
 The first sociable by the Barvarian Benefit association was given at Germania Hall last evening. This association is branch of the Ravarian society which was formed in 1882 and of which Town Clerk Philip Hugo is leading spirit. Their first sociable was success in every way.