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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

FrRs on DRYADEs SrREEr.-A few min
Etes before ten O'Clock yesterday morning
ere was discovered In the rear portion OF
EO. 80 Dryades street, near Union tum-
Ae-dOwp frame concern. The front rooms
we're owned and occupied by J. EspOrtuna,
used - q bar-room, and frequented by
low class of people. This portion was
BADLY damaged, to the extent OF about
k0O9; insured. The rear buildings were
aGrely destroyed. and the loSs VITA
'uOunt to $1,000. Nos. 81 and 50 we're
damaged by FIRE and water. No. " is
wned by ] G. Cohen. An immense crowd
4 people assembled in the neighbsrhooe'
Dme of them thinking that the threat to
Surn New Orlesus had been put into exc
ation. Happily, such was not the case, as
ii /. stated that the fire was caused
through accident.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Mr.. Charles E. Ingalls,, who has been for
some time in the Department of Assess
ments, has just been appointed chief clerk
in the appraisers department of wines and
liquors, Customhouse. A true Republican,
always true to his friends and to himself,
must thrive according to bis merits
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

HBRpuRED INPAEr--A servant girl at
he corner of Eighth and Coliseum streets
yesterday msrsing found dead child in
tho coal bin. 1t in believed that AnetVs
Woods, formerly a servant with tho family,
gave birth to the child and murdered it TO
hide her shame. She buried the child, 1t IL
supposed. Or. Polwell will holdisn inquest.
Tha Fnnthhr il not arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
o. JED. ID. vanBenlbuyserg- No
Succession Of Mrs. Caroline a. Bronse ma
saocessloa 81 IeOp GaHfnsnno No.

CRCOEp DIST8Ff COURT sOR TRs PARISH OF
- s}rIesns- whereas, Louis Rose has peti.
tlOnes the court for letters of administration on
tho estate Of the late 9,son EaufDann, decaased.
Sntestste notice is hereby given 10 al whom IL
may concern 70 .Ao~ cause within ten days VII
the prayer .! the said seeticne6 shoa-S mob be
granted.
By orties % the cozet-
!v37!I peAsS r4CH 81 s9efe
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FOR SALE.

NOR sATE-A PAST TROTTIs9 kARB.
II thoroughly scurd. 7es hsgrsss. Also, Ssx
single seat we gon-- VIII be sald ohs@Y Soeo1aS
OF desaSERrs. Address letter c., 81 Liz afhee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Academy Of M oslo.

The grand circus matinee today will be
attended by an avalanche OF people, and
those who want to get in should go there
early. This evening the last opportunity
but one will be afforded to witness the
double cireus entertainment at tho Acad-
envy Of Music. The cireus viii perform to-
morrow night for the last time. Monday
night Lydia Thompson will appear With
hnr bur Asnne cnmnNnY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Co~MrrrED -Recorder Houghton has
iwwsrded the papers in the case of Patrick
Gary for woHnding Anthony Maekey and
John Cotter last December.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
W. p. HARPER, Sheriff.
NOTICE.

UNITED STAIRS CONSOLIDATED LAND 0yT1CE,
District of Louisiana, :
New Orleans, December, 1872.
EyNDER THR PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF
u Congress approved June 10, 1872, entitled ' An
act to extend act for the final adjustment Of
private land claims in the States of Florida Louis
IN, and Missouri, and for other purposes" John
AFRO wsmith, of New Orleans, louisiana having
flied a sworn statement and documentary evidence
in this Office in support of his claim to the tract of
land embraced in the irregular section No. lh,
township twelve south, range eleven east, south.
eastern District louisiana, east of the Mississippi
river fronting at It's nOrtherly point the Bayou
81. John and bOnAded on the west by the claim of
Jean Bapiste CastillOn on the east Big the claim Of
Daniel Clark and on the south by the claim of
Francis J. LebrotOn DOrgenOis and known on the
records of this Office "a the unCOnfrmed claim of
John Arrow smith, notice is hereby gwen that we
have appointed WEDN fSDAY, the fifteenth day OF
january, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, as q day and
hour of hearing, at which time all parties in in
teIest are summoned TO appear at this office, per
sonally or by counsel with Witnesses and other
testimony. to show oause why favorable report
upon such claim should not be granted.
CHARLES BARNARD, Registes.
della I'm W. II. HYATT Receiver
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
A ADJUSTMENTS
Varieties Theatre.

Before three O'clock yesterday nearly
every seat was taken or the lower floor of
the Varieties Theatre for the matinee to-
day, when the Marble Heart" will he pro-
dueed. This evening Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
will appear in Julius Caesar" The en-
gagement of Mr.. Barrett will continue one
week longer, after which Miss Charlotte
Cushman, the greatest actress IN the world.
will appear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
TO HOLDERS GF WHARF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

DEPARTxEST OF FIrAScE,
CITY Hall, January :, 1873.
CAhLBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this Office until FRIDAY seventeenth instant
at II A. b., for the sale to the city OF twenty
Wharf Improvement Bonds
The city reserves the ght to reject any and all
proposals. LOCl6 SCHNEIDER,
ja5 lot Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Notice TO the Stockholders of the New
Srleans Republican Printing Company is hereby
given that a meeting of stockholders will be hets
OF the ef1ee of the company, No. s. Camp stree
90 MONDAY, January n. 1878, ri P. NJ for She
purpose Of considering PrOpOsitios 10 aisoseass
the stock Of the company.
By 0rdeg Of the Board Of Directors.
7. q TRACK, Secretsre.
New Orfeans December rs IET1 l5s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Y UNIBER. CABINS, ETC.
Every description OF Rough and Crossed hgss,-
BBR, CABINS. STORES. etc kept on hand as
EAdAM Il PoOLgY's SAW AND FLAMING MILLS
Corner Howard aud Julia streets,
jalI iF New R1ANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Recorder Billings, of the Fourth District,
sturned for the week ending December -,
Ia. not included in the last report.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
TE'RUTONIA INSURANCE COalPAaS,,

TE'RUToNIA INSURANCE COalPAaS,.
No. Ill Gravier Streeeo
Jnsures against
Fire, 5Tnrine and River R4aaI1e
At the Lowest Tar fl Rates
A EIhER BADER, President
CHAs. ENGcT PfLD, Vice Presdest
GEORGE sTRONBYRR, Secretary.
First Fiscal Yeer.
Preurlms received ...................Sis1 Iss II
Pire, marine and river losses
paid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,6z7 10
Reinsurance, rebates,
Pcalses, etc. % 80 sS-E+.a s To-
sSs.za n
Tots1 amount OF sssets. STa 80 d.
DECLARED
Interest On capital paid IN, ten per cent.
Dividend on capital paid in eight per csBh
Dividend OIL premiums pad, sixteen per casss
rRusTBRs
Henry Abraham, s. KATE,
L0nis Schneider. A Elmer Bades.
Joseph Keller, W. B. schmidt
n. A. BaumGsr14u Theodore Lientasst~
+. Hleg, 4. =. Del BOndAS,
&. r. Miller. Isaac SUheIch.
H. kCks, &. L. Nasits,
J. n. SchwaFt&. Charles Bngstsess.
H. POhlman. Louis SchwArE,
u. Frank, y RiCkert,
<. Weisenhach, H. T. G~greVe.
y. RcdaT J X WildermAnw
on21 lin
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,3ucses4ier az rohn 2. Mack-No. IS S2

s}uesessien al SoliH 70 iiack-<o. 81 S:2s.
S,ECOND DISTRICT Court FOR TIN SARIsH
- Of Ortans Notice Ia he oby given 10 The
sre core OF this estate and 10 all ether pSFSOnS
nereiu Interested t. show cause, within ten dAys
from the 1resprt notification. If any they have
van vhp the account presented by the admins
-. ~ Of this estate should not Or hOmOlOgate1
and approved and the rIn1s distributed Ia ACCORD
zuce Herewith.
Rv order Of the CosTs.
ia48Ila PRANK PACR. 20, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Suecessisn Of john z. Cndy-No. SO, co
G,gOOgD pIFTRICT COURT FOR JHs PARISH OF
- OrlesE S-Wkrrass =. p 51lts, puble al
g. u!stsatcr hss p+ritjO1g the fOuJt Tor letters nf
siyn 20 strsIiOs Ia She estate @ the Late Joho P
"a J, oeosasea. interstate, Eo:Iss Is hereby
ven 20 al whom Il nsv concern, 70 show csuSe
within tea days why tho prayer 81 tbs &asA Pc
tttsopsE Aha1is p1x be grated.
By srder ~ tie Cpzrt
ls7sH EBAEz P4Ca, j.. 0ss&.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

New Orleans National BANKING AssOcia-
Sion New Orleans Deeem Der II, 1879 The annual
meeting Of stockholders for the election Of twelve
directors to serve the ensuing year viii b. held at
the banking house No. I02 Canal street, EOE
DAY, January -. IST2, bstwsan the hOursof 10 o. Il
and p. NJ GBNEg BLACHB, Gssiaiee.
slrl9 tails
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City l. ali, December 29. 1874. :
YEyHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSUMED CHARGE
n Of the Department of Finance, respectfully
in forms all persons no have not paid their city
taxes fer 1871 that they do 80 in the following
manner via:
Upon payment to this office Of the amount NJ the
bin interest and adv er.ising order will be issued
to The civil sheriff " no will. upon payment OF his
fees transmit the order 10 the clcre OF the court,
who will deliver the bill and collect his costs
The undersigned would also suggest TO defin-
quents the advantage Of ali early settlement OF
their balls as they will thereby prevent fr'h her
accumulation Of costs and help TO extTicate the
cisY from her present endorsements.
The taxes of 1871 be pad AZ heretofore, IN the
proportion OF + IS in appropriation certificates,
police school aud TAI warrants, and the balance
vi 81 70 in cash. -
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
de2e lot Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
SUGGESTION az Ann Maria ehInidS-:e


SKOOFD DISTRICT COURT sO2 SHB PARISH
- Of Whereas, Valentine S.ightman has
:he estate Of the late Ann Maria Smith, de
ceased, intestnte. Notice - hereby given,e AL
sbom { msy cons II - show came. within .en
day. why shs pzsye 81 ole said - t.SOses .lssui3
not be granted.
B. .rde- Of eAe Court.
- II 80 SRsye SscR 81, Cssre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

The Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans, December i. lS72-The annual meeting OF
stockhs ders for the election of Directors to serve
the ensuing year will be held At he banking hOuSe
on TUESDAY, January IL. os73. between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and . P. N.
deli I'm .. iURis s'as'lies.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thls splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world. Ths ca y true snd
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable sud instantaneous
no disappointment; no sldiCUlOus tiut or unpleSs
ans odOr. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes aud
Tas2e ProGrCes INN, diaeely superb black or
natural brown, and leaves tho hair clean. soft and
beautiful TIE genuine, signed by ". a. BaIc6e1oe.
sod BY alb dTuggBts
CHARLES BsfCHFHoR,
6c5 " Promietor New y h
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st. Charles TSeatre.

The Berger family swiss Bell Ringers,
and Sol Smith Russell, the great American
humorist, will entertain the mnlntudes at
the St. Charles Theatre matinee today, end
will give similar performance tonight
Tomorrow evening they will make theis
last appearance. Monday evening the LIN
gard Comedy Company.
TivoM Circle.
Everything tina. is advertised in the an
nounccmert elsewh here an to ne seen at old
John Robinson's circus, MT Rsgerie, mtiseuIn
and aquarium, at TivOh circle next week,
commencing Monday, oan be seen there.
Two performances each day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

7ElaE LOUISIANA PARHBR,n
T>slsisL cd at TreatoD La.
laa tho largest weekly circulation of.snI peper %
| a. stAss nsrcha8t Of New Orsans VIII fssS INA
FT,rU,er an sxoellert medium make thsix ksnsS
x,fss spawn " AdareAe
4 p u 4 W. ". pEATHKRkAE,
pssss ~ Fab&a1sES ErSnesa@ Sss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession of Charles Ledig-N0. 81, s90'
CRCOEp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orieans-EotiOe ID hereby given to the cred.
ter6 of this estate and TO al other persona herein
Interested to Bhov cause within ten days from
the present notification, If any they have or can,
why the provisional account presented by the
administrator of this estate should not DO
homo ogaled and approved, and 0She SludS Oils
tIibutsd IL RccoT dance these oithO
By order Of she sOuFo.
iail Is l9" PRAEK PACE. SR.. CleIse
Saccession OF JED. ID. VsnBenIbuysery No.
b Ito.
c.BCCED BIsTRSCf C0URr YOR THR PARISH
- of Orleans.-R0tice is hereby given TO the
creditors % this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested to show GAUGE within ten days
from the presents notification, il any they have or
can, why the secOU1t presented by the ad-
rninistrator of this estate shonld not be hOmO0-
gated and approved. andO che funds distributed
In accordance Herewith.
isaTns PRANK PACB, sr, Clerk.
Succession Of MRS. Caroline a. Bronse Ina,
Widow OF s. BronsemR-HO. Is go.
Gb,r1ED DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- Of OrleanB.-Wheraee, August Geiger has
pAtitiODed the court H0f letters Of sdmtnistra-
zion on the estate Of tho late Widow Caroline A.
BroasenA- Notice Is hereby given to all whom
il may concern 10 show cause within ten days,
way the prayer Of the sse6SetSioneT should not he
granted.
is37II y8ssE FAOR, a., Clerk.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

RscoRDKRs' RETuRNs.--The returns of
he recorders courts for the week ending
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
,ylIlE ONLY PARIS COsTUMER.

VENnE ONLY PARIS COSTUMER.
L. MIMI GROUX, NO. % CONT STRICT,
Between burb0n and Dauph n
Has just received her fresh supplies, direct iT9ea
Pans. All WHO have pstrUuized her during thsr
past twenty five wears will und. rstand that theH,s
IL nothing fashionable, new or beantful worn bs
Paris which has been forgotten She has
abundance ofthe latest styles Of materials 70 AsD
eosSumes to order Tor both seXes- Prices always
rea sunRble. de3i MATS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
GET YOUR rRUssEs AND RRAOns.
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND PITTEs.
ii. SPILLTAH.
- ............. BarOnse street.....,..... o ~

The best trusses and braces, shdOm' <.l mnY
uterine supporters flor the falling of the syon,sSe,
America OF Europe, be had sud b. <nnli.x -,
the inventor, ps:entAe and manu- ssr' ri sts.ss-
motto is honest dealing will last Il -yest yEss
highest honors awarded at the st. T. - njssa5,gf
jackson, Mississippi Houston, Tex i. and srw o.
F'aus State fairs. Ny iDstrume "a are renen.,
Tel*u ~ siu Leaa'hg g+oh .Snd physiessRz
"ohU; win swamp ior ciFou@' no2O 6m itae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

state National Bank of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December % l6Tl.-At o meeting Of
the Beard Of Directors held this day, dividend
of three and a half peP cent to the stock 10 ders
and dividend OF one per cent 20 the deprsitors
upon their average daily balances was dec AIRED
out OF the earnings of the hank TO- the past three
months, payable On and after n0SDAY, January
g. 1873 GHAkSB. l. g. DUPUY,
dt2G In, [Stghiess
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ThhS AboCE TIN s TIMES"

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Hglvneg 70 I4l Povdras StTnei&s
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

We find in the New York Indepe ndaut. n
bitter anti-Catholic paper, the following
concerning one of the greatest men of the
nineteenth century-Archbishop Manning.
1t seems to be condensed from the Watch :
man and Reflector. We quote:
By skiliful use of his opportunities. he
is rapidly gaining credit and influence for
DIS church in England. The BANQUET at
the opening of the Royal Academy is one
OF the most fashionable and DISTINGUISHED
OF all the social festivals of London. and
at this, the Catholic Archbishop was in,
Vlted to say grace, taking precedence of
one OF the Anglican Arch6ishops, who aJso
said grace. But it is not ONLY among the
aristocracy that this great straSeeiat is NAL.
ing conquests. The farm lsborera Of En-.
gland have lately formed a union for the
= mproVemenG OF their condition, which has
Dee9 denounced by the aristocracy, and re-
SsI1eG Win scant favor by the clergy. One
81 the English Bishops was SO un wise as to
intimate, In public, that it would be we'll to
LUCK some OF the leaders in a horse pond. |
put at meeting in Exeter Hall, in behalf |
u TINS Union, Archbishop Manning comes
onward and heartily advocates the move |
nent' 1t would not be fair to charge the |
jathollc prelate with insincerity in this
lotlon. Undoubtedly, he expressed his
lonest opinions; but the incident shows
lis good generalship. Mr.. Bayne saws
hat, while the English middle class ia
tropgiy Protestant, Roman Catholicism
MAKING rapid conquests both in the higher
no lower strata of British society.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

, the Archbishop of Tuan, along with them
Brought aSou {0 b. again that the contest
CathoIc priesthood of Galway by the land
1Srds there to crush the people and drive the
T5s0 1r Of Galway from politics
not only the lords of the land, but the lords 81
tne sonis and the liberties of the peonle' +
have s siea aone nothing to violate the law
- had done so would be the first man in
ene land to letract it. l fought the battIs
nGoly, ana whether was convicted or other
wise, am ready to submit to it, and do ths
name Ining over again if necessary. Not for
ny 0mm indlv,dnal sake but for the sake of
w uI Gropie. , without Keeping you any longer
Eve three cheers for Mr.. Butt, the leader Of the
t trish people l say, alphabetically, Mr.. Butt.
is wo ,rI%sf OF Of tho Inc Irish people
. woman Is worthy of the name of Irish woman
,hat would not be for Home Rule and Hons |
ana th nn;o say that as long the people
any government to-(lond cheers, in which the
IeshA'naer OF the sentence was lost) Gentle |
metsi;n nope .nnt the next time 1 meet you in |
long DESIRE" 'A'A' 10 my
And so ended the first of the great Galway
meyer be tried again. wa.
On this morning the trial of Father uin vas
Pr .;e e. with. 1t has not concluded as l
De q disagreement or else an acuuittai And |
nobody knows this better than the crown Law
yers themselves. '-o" Jaw"
suc rear ,a cannot now, after having written at
sucn length on the trial of Father Lotus. saw
n'u aoont the trial of OKelly. In this case
ahtso' there was Enlargement of the Jury. so
InaS Okeiiy will have to spend three months
innoonnJ a'i before the question of his guilt or
me vacancy in the Landed Estates Court ia
not mott to be filled at all The government saw
tney have found that one Judge can do ths
business. Great is the tribuIation of tn. Gas.
tle lawyers. Mr. Law, who was 90 often said 8
10 nave got the post, must be especially sad. !
w ME IL is distinct loss to the country of ]
t?ooo year not to have the vacancy filed up
e us, Is gain, too. There is the one place less q
YIN which they can bride Irish LAWYERS to sell i
:, And now for the great question of University y
. = and Mr. Gladstone's bill. expect, n
a, when began this letter, to have news by C
telegraph from London of Mr.. Gladstone;s n
peech. But it is now IL o'clock at night. and a
can wait no longer for it. Perhaps it ia as Il
veil that should have to wait till next week q
shall be better able then, for various reasons Vi
O. give you an account of the provisions of n 81
ill wEleh either may possibly settle the cues {;
ion of University Eduostion in Ireland for
isany years, or be the cause of the overthrow a,
~ o. J. j. c. en-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

TIE PSALMS OF DAvID.-Great has been
their power in the world. They resounSe5
a am'ass the courts Of tho tabernacle they
Of the temple they were sun1 VIE Vie
glory IN the halls Of Zion they were SING
with sorrow by the streams Of Babel. And
Wnen Israel had passed away, the harm of
David was still awakened in the Cbnrck "
Christ; IN all the ages and eras Of that
Cnhrcn, from the hymn which IL frat vvhis.
gg ered an an upper chamber until it's anthems
nSI Sae earth, tho inspiration Of the royai
PIoPnet mas enraptured it's devotions and
ENROLLED its rituals. Chorused by the Wi II
o. heaven, they have swelled throua hont
LOGS loo .S Swn creation on the sky and stars
n q IU nO.i over the broad desert Of Asia
5ermits; They have rung through the
deep valleys of the Alps, in the sohbiDS
,OS esT OF t6s thEough the deops
,hrounb the t weoS scottish Highlands, and
America. va PA'AV0
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

fraternity. Nevertheless it was indisnansoIL
n, yaeia 20 M, necessity that was in some wa
for sonna 81, ne separate Con ferences were hel,
tsb1;sh'ns erne IN two rooms Of the above es
Ma,,t men IN the parish of st. Etienne d,
nf 81 S snen one was transferred to the parish
extendinr p pt;i1 ana soon after the Society
SAt|9huihg SUN moro, had two new brancheS
III Tue parishes of Notre Dame de bonne Non.
'e Fro ana rs, st. Philippe du Roule.
WI, 1ne May on which the Charity Confer
; E"ee established in Paris, resolved to divide
th so several sections or particular Conferences
; ING society received new impulse. The meet,
of their osirnaI the charm
became convenient centre for aconirinn naS
recruits, i'll which zeal increased in nrnneSti Nv
erencs. necessities: Then, gradually new Con.
tI :. were formed in the different parts of
Ine cry, and the Society which in 1S3, reoi,
nhed only two Conferences, spread snccessive.
y O'ef Ihe parishes of Paris and it's vicinity
ne foregoing history is important. as show.
Jug tne spirit which inspired the Organization
VI 'he society, and which still controls il in
lts worldwide extent
ne Association, though humble and obscure
~ i's origin was blessed by God and prospered
~ VIC heip or charity and the protection of |
'No Cnurch. From Paris, its birthplace. il |
W iofeign countries, and ut present, in |
i"nos' AMID CUSTOMS nationalities,
.onsues' aii varying the one from the other,
'ers are everywhere seen initiating,
". elani ardor the iilustrous example, e6St.
vincent de Paul, devoting, in the mama of
Jesus Christ, portion of their time to the
service OF the poor, blending temporal aims
giving with pious exhortation, and aiming to
degenerate the soul by recalling to the Chris
ian his sublime destiny.
In order to continue their good works and
eoder permanent the result achieved ,.r,,i, I
traditions have been established, certain rnIea c
dopted. In my next will give such of tbese
$ are important for full understapdino of
he subject -