The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
IRISH NATI0NALISTS.
THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK Ex-
PECTeD TO-DAY.
No Formal Reception to be Hold on Ac.
count Of the Expense-rhe Visitors to he
Met IN the Bay by . DeIesatien-Asti-
Tammanv Meeting Gotham 6ossip.

NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMKs,
November l. 1901
The recognition OF Messrs. Dillon aud
O'Brien's arrival will net be as demon
stratiye as ii might be, from the fact that
it is the expressed desire OF the Irish dele
cation that the less expense incurred. II the
same would interfere with the progress OF
the movement, would be more appreciated
by the representatives OF the cause In Ire
land who are coming among us. The com.
mittee OF arrangements who have the mat
ter in charge, respecting the desire Of the
Irish Nationaiists, have refrained from well
coming the Irish leaders as they would
like, but they have chartered a steamer,
and will start down the bay at O'Clock to-
morrow morning 10 meet the steamer on
which the distinguished visitors will ar
rive. They will escort them tn the Hoffman
House, where an informal reception will be
rendered them in the evening. At this re-.
United Irish Societies OF New York will be
formerly presented 10 them.
ANTI-TAMMANY MAss-MEErING.
An immense mass-meeting was held this
afternoon on the steps OF the sub-Treasury.
at Wall and Nassau streets. The meeting
was called to ratify the nomination OF the
anti-rammany candidate for mayor. Fran
els NJ. Scott. The event was the tirst time
In the history OF local politics that this place
has ever been used for such purpose. IL
was held under the direction OF committees
representing the Exchanges and other or
ganizations OF business men. j. Hausen
Rhoades presided.
A SEA OF RED fIRE.
The political canvass was practically
closed to.night.and IL went out In blaze
OF glory and red fire. such as has rarely been
seen in this city. From Harlem bridge to
Cherry Hill and from river 10 river the city
blazed with torches. and In almost every
Assembly district the voices OF campaign
orators were heard extolling the virtues of
the parties they represent and the good that
will ensue to the city If their candidates are
placed In office. Both sides are confident.
BOLD POLITICAL THEFT.
This morning a huge and funny political
then was performed, which IL without It's
parallel In cunning, premeditation, au-
dacity, and success. A wagon loaded with
anti Tammany campaign material was
SOpltn UoullNs III WAS lctl tbf n lew
minutes outside 20 Irving Place, and van
shed. la II were. all ready for delivery,
about l0.U0O addressed envelopes. holding
campaign matter both Of the Peoples Num-
icipal League and Of the Republicans.
There was In each envelope also a pastor
ballot containing the names " the anti
Tammany municipal candidates and Of the
Republican candidates and OF two uptown
districts.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The American Home Missionary Society
Of New York by the will OF the late Frank
lin B. Jaeger, IL richer by s5,Gta, which the
deceased lett them among his many other
charitable bequests.
On next Monday evening Hon. james
Brice, NJ. r.. author Of "The American
will lecture at the Acad-
emy Of Music. His text will be IAN Age Of
Discomfort; or, some characteristics OF the
Age We Live In." The lecture will be
given under the auspices Of the Brooklyn
Library.
The Rev. j. NJ. Thorburn, missionary
bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, IL in the city on his way
10 Calcutta, India. lie will start on No
yember 10Th. His field comprises all India
and Malasia:
The Count OF Paris, Duke OF Orleans and
party sailed this morning on the seryia for
Liverpool,