The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

clerk OF court in 1872, and in 1877 and 1873
was in the Legislature, where he distinguished
himself by his unreent;ng war on HowArds
Lottery and his Jealous forts to secure pay
for the police who served daring the stormy
days following the inauguration Of Governor
Nichols.
about forty years of age was Colonel of the
2Snd Louisiana, and served throughout the
war with great distinction. Has held several
public offices including that of Criminal Sheriff
and is very popular with all olaeses of society.
Alfred II. Isasosop, Administrator Of FL
nance, native of Philadelphia, forty We years
of age. Has been engaged in business here
many years, was formerly senior of the whole
sale grocery house OF Isaacson ,Seixss s. Co. and
is now head of the house of 1saacson IL Slime.
Mr.. leaacson has evor been generous patron
of the little in fants of st. Vnoent's Asy lum and
during this epidemic 1T was his zeal and close
attention to their interests that secured for the
ipstitution 80 large share of public charity.
John Glynn, Jr., Administrator of Accounts,
q native of Ireland, thirty seven years OF age,
served faithfully In the Confederate army dur
ing the war, and distin nguished himself greatly
by the active and prominent part he took in
the efforts onr people made in September 1874,
and January JS77 TO overthrow the sdicals.
John Henry Behan. Administrator Of Com
merce, q native of New Orleans, thirty nine
years of age Served in the Confederate army
from the beginning to the end of the wsr. the
last two years s q member of Buford's Stat,
Fore SIS command
James u. Hors on, Administrator of Im-
provemen's, natIve of Missouri, thirty s'x
years of age. Was Superintendent of Streets
under Msj,r Burke's admin is.ratiop and hfs
filled the uffioe OF Criminal Sheriff during the
pssI two years
Washington Marks Admin : trstor of Ass ss-
ments, o native of South b Carolina, about forty
five years of age. Ht long been connected
with the hous of Schmidt " Zsigier. Is one
of the leading member S of tue Peabody Asso.
for all the Orphan Asy lums, which he visited
personally.
E. R. Chevally, Administrator Of Water
Works. a native of Louisiana, fifty years OF
age. Was for many years Treasurer OF the
Sixth District and served through the war in
Drew's Cavalry.
P. MealIie, Administrators of Police, native
of Ireland, thii ty-three years of age. At the
age of sixteen entered the Confederate army
and served through the war in the Sixth LOUIS
lana, Col. Seymour. He is q representative OF
the wo king olastes and has had some expert
ence in the pu ollc service-
LADIES PEABODY AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION, FOR
THE DISTRIBUTION OF CLOTHING.
Mrs. NJ. Haughery, Honorary President, No.
= Peters street.
Mrs. J. B. lfitte, President, No. 1o2 Fry
tania street.
Mrs C. Charles, Vice President, Second, be-
tween Prytanis and S.. Charles street. -
Mrs. II. G. Hodgson. Corresponding Secre-
tary, Magazine, near Washing t On street.
Mrs. W. Mark, Recording Secretary, No. 80
Poeyfarre street.
Mrs. b F. Simms, Treasurer, No. 81 Fsnlan-
ade street.
Mrs. J. M. Rand, Carondelet and Melpomene.
Mrs. E. W. Willet, Prytanis and Ninth.
Mrs. J. K. Bell, Fourth and st. Charles.
Mrs. E. III. Noble, No. 1856 Canal.
Miss A. NJ. Walker, No. 20 Melpomene.
Mrs. A. Hirsoh, No: IA Euterpe.
Mrs. A. Eustis No. 295 Josephine.
Miss NJ. V. Reese, Csrondelet. between Girod
and Lafayette.
MIS-. v. Brown, No. 355 St. Charles.
Mrs. W. Gordon, Toledano and Prytania.
Mis-. NJ. Qaayle, No. 212 Camp,
Mrs. J. Fllleul, No. 23o Terpsichore.
Mrs. W. T. Hardie, No. 221 Jackson.
Mrs. J. F. Girault. No. 50 Esplanade.
Mrs. ]. Burrows, No .439 Dauphine.
Miss Louise Guillemet. No. 500 Canal
Mrs. T. Tujaque, No. 102 st. Ann.
Mrs E. E. Williamsoa u, No. III Jackson.
Miss L. Wheaton, No. - Polymnia.
Mrs. ]. Scawartze, No. 432 Carondelet.
Mrs. Cordours, No 410 Baroune.
Mrs. j. Weeks, Rsmpart, between Felicity
Mrs n. Guillette, Dry yades and Euterpe.
Mrs. J. Tsrleton, No. 215 Louisiana Avenue.
Mrs. T. Elder, Magazine and Valmont street.
Mrs. L, c. Levy, Louisiana Avenue and ba-
Mrs. W. C. Black, No. 119 Prytauia.
Mrs. 8. B!sncq, No. 25 Louisa.
Mrs DR.. Cartier, No. 295 Borgundy.
Mrs s. Msguer, No. 1745 Dumaine.
Mrs. T. Fros, No. 37S Canal.
Mrs. j. Goldman, No. 900 Terpschore.
Mrs. P. F. Herwig, No. 160 Delord.
Mrs. J. P. Ssrrazin, No. 241 Burgundy.
Miss NJ. Deeves. No 6o Gaiennie.
Mrs. NJ. Reese, Nd. 1873 Constance.
Mrs. r s. Charles, Second, between Prytanis
and St. Charles.
Mrs, F. B. PeIkinson. st Charles, near First
Mrs. e. Bouney, No. 291 Bourbon.
Mrs. NJ. Warner, No. 259 AnnupoiatioD.
Mrs. P. NJ. Joy, No. Ara Common.
Mrs. F. s. Hardy, No. 30 Poey fare.
Mrs. VIM. Perkins, Coliseum near jackson.
- Executive Committee
Forester Dolhonde ,sChairman;
William Black, c Morris,
Frank Roder, E K Converse,
CO Cummings, w Deeves,
Louis Prados, 2 Coltrsux,
- Ladies' Executive Committee
Mrs ohn B, Laftte. Chairman ;
First District-Mrs w Black.
Second District-Mrs P Ssrrazin.
Third District-Mrs. j F Girault.
Fourth District-M!s W T Hardie.
Fifth Dlstrict-Mrs A Hirsch.
Sixth District-Mrs Tarleton.
Seventh District-Miss N. Deeves.
All applications for assistance to the Ladies'
Executive Committee must be made in writing,