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THAT MEMORANDUM
Brings Out Some Good Reading BctwceI
Chandler and Burke.

BrlnSs Uut some Good Recalling BctWcen
Chandler and Burke.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Mr. Chandler fur
nishes the following additional kilograms:
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. so, 1878.-W. E.
Chandler, Washington, D. C.-The state
ments in my telegram are true, can be estab-
lished, and having admitted the application
to yourself, it is evident that your past con-
nection with the Louisiana affairs has been
such as to justify me in declining further
correspondence with you upon that subject.
[Signedl E. B. BURKE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1878.-Major E. A.
Burke, New Orleans: Please make public
all proofs of your charges against me, to-
gether with the memorandum you have of
the Wormly Hotel conference.
W. E. GAMBLER.
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Missing Vessel Heard From.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-The bark w. A
Holcomb, supposed to have been lost with
all hands on voyage from Honlulu to
Bakers Island, has returned to Honlulu.
She had been unable to make landing at
the island on account of the weather.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bart, succeeds
the Earl of Carnarvon as Colonial Sec
rotary.
The Merchants National Bank at Nova
Scotia, Kan, closed its doors to-day.
Pure Old Rye Whisky and Rock Candy at
Donnelly's, No, 10 Wabashaw.
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pean powers, and when the terms of peace
were known they would receive the deepest
and most earnest consideration of the gov
eminent, one of whose obvious duties it
would be to secure as far as possible equal
Justice to Mohammedans and Christians.
RouAAN1AN D1srRusr OF RUSSIA.

ROUMAN1AN D1STRUsT OF RUSSIA.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 31.-In yesterdays sit
ting of the Chamber of Deputies, the gov
eminent was nterpellated concerning mill
tary acquisitions and irregularities of the
railway traffic. NJ. Bratanio, President of
the ministerial council, said he would these
evils were the only ones the country had to
endure. M. Cogal Niceans, Minister of For
eign Affairs, stated that the government
would perhaps receive information Thurs
day on the conditions of peace. s'God grant, y
he said, sthat the sacrifice Roumania has al
ready made may be the only ones she may
have to make in consequence of the present
war; These words are understood to refer
to the desire attributed to Russia to re-annex
Roumanian Bessarabia.
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THE INFAMY
OF THE PREsIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The Returning Board Trial at New Orleans
---Modus operandi by which Tilden was
Defrauded of the Electoral Vote of Louisi-
ana Fully Explained by the Witnesses
Wholesale Padding of Returns for Hayes
Candidates.
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gT. PATRICK'S HALL FOR RENT
FOB BALLS, CoNcERzs IND FAIRS.

81. Patriors Hall, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL. IN THE CITY, viii BE- rented, By the nigh
OF ioBEeF, 5= E===s==sl- s=-ns. fnr CoNcERrA
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and ExHIH1TIoNS.
For CHARITABLE EATERTAM1EHTs, vtthO1
ds.,net,on Of creed, the Hall win Be rentod as RAL
PRICE
Apply at .. 1o,-r.-v
,,ssBu no. ~ oozaD gtrset
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the latter to monthS, An0 GrOttkhn 10
doing his sentence Of 8 months' incarcera-
ton. Undauuted by this persecution, the
Is Socialist members of Parliament bring
in bill after bill for what they call the
amelioration of the working classes, while
q we'll organised army of stump orators
boast Of making wholesale conversions TO
the Social Democratic cause in every part
of the country. Last week they got up
great public anti-locial and anti Christian
demonstration in Berlin. More than IL, coo
workmen accompanied one of their parti-
cans to the grave, at which Messrs Most
and Fritzche, both members of the Reich
stag, and the weM-known Socialist, Mrs.
Stageman, delivered Sensational anti
Christian speeches, terminating with the
of all countries" Most and Auer, 1 am
sorry to add, were once Catholics. Although
the former never since his childhood at
tended any Catholic worship, he sent his
declaration to the government last week
like the rest of his Berlin partizans, who
officially announced their separation from
Christianity. Materialsm is the form OF
religion they now profess to have adopted.
Although this separation is perfectly legal,
and the consequence of one OF the May
Laws (which was passed to induce Catho-
lies to become apostates), the Prussian
policy is trying hard to stop the out
lowing tide Of anti Christian Professionalism.
A few days ago it declared, in a public
document, that it is mfsdemeanor to
invite people to separate from the estab-
lished Protestant Church, and that all per-
SONS found engaged in such q provocation
will be prosecuted. By such threats the
police are simply tanning the flames.
The King of Wurtemburg offers favor
able contrast to his northern crowned CO.
| religionist with regard to his treatment of
Catholic subjects. While other kings ride
roughshod over the religious liberties of
their subjects, King Charles shows an al
most tender respect for Catholic rights and
| customs. Here is an instance of it. This
year his birthday fell on Ash Wednesday.
As it is more or less national feast day
he felt that it ought not to be celebrated
with public rejoicings when a great many
of his Catholic subjects were bound by
their religion to do works of penance hence
the king transferred the celebration of his
birthday to the following Thursday.
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EVENTS IN GERMANY.
THE PERSECUTION MoDERATING.
Increasing Power Of the Social Democrats.


German Correspondence Liverpool Times
Il has been universally remarked that
the religious persecution in Prussia, or, as
the German Liberals call it, the applica-
tion of the May Laws, has for some time
past considerably decreased In severity
and that in thoroughly Catholic districts
the nersscuting spirit of State officials
seems to be dying out aitogether. Inc
fact is undeniable, and most welcome too;
but those good people are mistaken VINO
attribute it to better CONVICTIONS galneo
aimee by the ruling powers in Prussia.
Because Prince Bismarck may in truth
repent ever having meddled with Church
mstters, it does not follow that he is also
prepared to condemn his policy before
the whole world. His reputation, his
claim to the character OF q great man, is
dearer to him than the interests OF Ms
country. Were he now suddenly to stop
the leRslized persecution, he would &C
knowledge his wrong, and what would be
worse in his estimation, his want of eieer-
I siRhtedness. But even il he we're willing,
he could not allow the May Laws to fall
into gradual disuse the inhdel majority
in Parliament, for whose special gratihca-
tion the scheme of destroying the Catholic
Church in Germany was devised, Woalo
never-at least, not under the present cir
cumstances-give their consent TO socn
in the persecution cannot, therefore, be
traced to any wish on the part OF Pr1nce
Bismarck to do justice to the German
Catholics. The only reasonable explana-
ton one can find for it, is his anxiety to
recover their sympathies, to secure thelI
obedience and help for the time when the
fatherland will have to wage another glo-
rious war. Depend upon it, the relaxation
of hostility Of the Prussian Government
against its Catholic subjects will turn out
to have NO other cause than that of expe
diency. The only reward German Catho
lies received for their gallant conduct IL
the French war was q cruel persecution
and their only chance of being relieved o
that persecution will be their willingness
to fight again for their enemies, and o
gallantly as then. And they are sure to d.
il.
The Social Democrats give him grea
deal of trouble and may before long prov
very formidable enemies. They posses
already Ga newspapers, with more tina
1000 regular subscribers, and the pei
secution to which they are being subjecte
only tends to swell their numbers. Las
week the editor of their Berlin leadin
organ, the FFeie PreSse, was suddenly al
rested and conveyed to prison. He Is To
fifth editor of that paper who has had to
to prison for Bismarck OfeDses. Beside
Most and Lossan, who write for it, haN
lately been condemned, the former TO
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

NOR SALE VERY Low - FOUR LOTS OF
n Gronnd Nth substAn tiAl shNds Office eto., Nos.
S0o 3OI 800 and sos TchoupitoulAS etrOet, eotwee1
GSisnnie Brato suitAble for OTay Yard haetoeys
BiHckemith Shop, WarOhour0 nnd various other puRs
1900 Apply to W. y. BERSLEW,
GpTtR 1Se Canal street. corner BuEgundyE
vTTANTRD TO oPURCHASE.-PARTEESH HAVING
w lot tomb for sale one Of the Avenues In b.
JoOeph CometSry. Washington street, win End osSh
purchaser by applying At No 0e Louisiana AyST2S e
IS South Petaro street, lear PoydrAs. mhiISs
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DIED /:

McENRRNY-On Saturday March 80 1878, ut 10 q;
m John McEnerpy, aged sixty eight years; native OF
Athlaeky, County Limerick ireland, and resident OF
this city for tho past thirty yeara.
FOX-Op Friday March 90. 1878, at forty five min
utes past o'clock p. M, Ann Gbney wife Of Andrew
Fox, aged forsy years, native of County Meath,
years.
MURPHY-on Saturday. March 80; ls7s ct e:is P:
M, Mary Eipegan beloved wife of William MURPHY,
native OF Tuam, County Galway, Ireland, aged sixty
ave years. and q resident Of this city for forty-one
years,
MoRRIsoN-on Sunday March 81, 1878, at o .. m.
Mrs Elisabeth MoIrisen aged seventy years 5AtrS n
resident Of this city for the last forty.two years
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j. n. MCKEE.
Z. f. HIGGINS,
ii. T. HA1GHT.
y. KAMMERER,
N AMAN.
ED. QUINN, Secretary.


TO THE PUBLIC
The undersigned having at meeting Of this asscci-
eton held March ssth been appointed as committee
generously to the success OF our
take occasion make especial mention OF the
noble Young gentlemen composing tho st. Peters
Variety and Dramatic Club of the hird District to
whose and energy due the handsome result
Of their two entertainments 1t St. Charles Hall
AlRors. To the ladies' and gentlemen of the Ivy
Social Club" Of AgieIs the financial sucoess Of
their s oiree Dansante." To the Agiers "Minstrels
To Messrs Pickles. Burdean and Hamilton and Fits.
ferries for their liberal donations. To Msjor 4;
favoEs. To Mr. os9liyan % and IL the M ladiss and
q The St: Charles Theatre To officer T W. Curley.
occasion. To Messes. Cook q Boucher. Of the
lightning printing for gratuito1s printing; and
tnvors To Mr.. A. Weber, FOR bill posting To Wash
ington H. and Co. No l. for Of their hall And
| to that sterling lady Mrs. W. W.. Taylor, Of New
Orleans for ineetmable services rendered member
Of the Finance committes- And lastly TO the New
Orleans press the PeayNne. Times MoRNIsG STAR and
Democrat for kindly notice in their columns OF the
EDWARD QUINN. Chairman.
N ABASCAL.
M. COONEY.
ID. HARTNETT.
+. DAYABO.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
nencs Asscciation.-The Annual Communion Of the
msmbsrs OF this Association will take place THIS
Sunday MORNING, April 7th, At o'clock, at the
Jesuts' Church. Every member S expected to attend.
THoS G. RAPIER, President
D. H. BUCKLEY. Secretary. 1t
sr. ALPHoNsUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE AsSo-
sIationThe regular monthly meeting Of this AsSocia
MON will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at
o'clock in st. Aphonsus Hall, st. Andrew street. be-
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
Gentlemen wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend
D. h. BUCKLEY, President.
JOHN A. RUSSELL. Secretary.
ar, STEPHENS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
| NENCE soCIETY.-Tho regular monthly meeting Of
thin Society will be held TODAY Sunday tmne
diately after High Mass. in ST. VincentS ACADEMY
NAPOLEON Avenue. near Camp street.
Gentlemen Wishing to join are invited to attend.
!, JOHN H. HEsLrN President.
| HAIL OF ST. MIC4AELs TOTAL ABSTINENCE
| sooiety-New Orleans, March 81, ls7s--The officers
and members of this Society hereby notified to
attend the regular monthly meeting, TO be held on
the FIRST SUNDAY IN APRIL, at o'clock p m
! li,o Quarterly CS:s&rC!cn At 7
Geatlemen wishing to Join are invited to attend
D. P. MAHONEY, President.
A. T. BRADY, Secretary. mh3I 2t
ST. JosEPHs C. t. A. CADETS soCIETY.-Th'
regular quarterly meeting of this Society will be helix
, THIS EVENING, in st. JOseph'S Hall, at 2 p m
| Every member Is expected to be present All youth
= wishing to join are invited
% VIM 9LXHN President.
JERE. REGAIN Secretary. 1t
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Throughout Our IS
ENTIRE STOCK
YG00D$
FANCY GOODS,
And invite everybody to carefully read our prices
below, and to call and examine our goods The con.
slant decline the price of Dry Goods has enabled us
to sell at prices which gives every opportunity
to obtain bargains.
We will give below the fabulous prices Of some OF
our goods and trust that OF the bargains will be
overlooked:
Six Cases BEST PRINTS. at only cents yard.
a. Lonsdale Bleached COTTON. at only II cents.
1o4 Cotton sHEETING. at Is cents, worth 25 cents
Corded PIQUE, at cents, worth 90 cents.
Figured PIQUE At 20 cents, worth 50 cents.
Checked and Striped NANsooK. at l5c. worth sec.
Embroidery. Embroidery.
All our Embroidery has been bought at auction,
and is sold auction prices Six thousand yards Of
! beautiful patterns at oents q yard and higher.
Bobinet Bars. Bobinet Bars.
Only two hundred and sixty of those large Bobnst
Barn at o. piece left Housskeepers will do well to
obtain some of our Bars at the price which
disposng of them now. Also Of our cheap BED
SPREADS, Marseilles and Crochet
Black Grenadines
| In all the new meehes SPRING DRESS GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS in large quantities.
BLACK GRENADINE at 20 and 25 cents worth 6Cc.
Linen Lawn. Linen Lawn.
Just received stock of Linen Lawns at 10 cents,
worth 80 cents.
| TOLL DU NoRD, in all shades, plain and striped
RUCH1NGs in the latest and most exquisite styles.
| LACE COLLARS and CUFFS
| BANDKERCHIEFs, TOWELS and NAPKINS.
Boys Finished SOCKS, At 10 cents only
Misses' HOSE. at 10 cents only
Ladies' BALBR1GGAN HOSE at 2s OentS pair
worth 60 cents-the greatest bargain Of this season.
Elegant LACE STOCKINGS TOR children.
| Cotton and Linen DIAPER. very cheap.
| Cotton and Linen CHECK at 10 and Is cents.
Corsets. Corsets.
Real FRENCH CoRsETs worth 50, at g. Come
and see These Co1sets were purchased at auction
| and are rare bargains.
ParasoIs, Ribbons and Hosiery
OF the latest Styles and everything pertaining to
frstclass Dry Goods Store
Your particular attention is called to our stock of
Mating! Mating!
+ We have on hand a very large stock of MATING
which for want of stor room, disposed to.se
- at lower price than any house in this city. 70
a instance, HEAVY WHITE MATING at 10 cont
never before heard of; beautiful CHECKED MAT
= TING at 24R cents, formerly sold at 40 cents.
a. WINDOW SHADES at o. 60 pair, worth 8 IS.
STAIR CARPET, OIL CLOTH, MATS and RUG
10 We sell cheaper than any house In this city.
ly Readymade UNDERsKRTs, CHENIsEs AZ
NIGHT GOWNS, Gents UNDERWEAR, COLLAR
CUFFS and sUsPENDERs and all sorts Of Ladie
:. and Gents FURNISHING GOODS.
of Our facilities are Uueh that cannot be undorSO
ne.
Nv, Ladies', remember that the
Cheapest Dry Goods Stor
10 that of
CE
.Fs LEVY BROTHERS,
to
on 5s5 and 5s7 ...- Magazine Street.--- 5sS and S
Corner St. Andrew.
WHITE BUILDING.
I. The Green Car on Camp street brings one in IN
- IA .-nfAlnn Iacl lam
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DIR. j. d. MALONEY, corner of Josephine and Camp
patients and the public in general that he
AL operations to his IN the oo.
without extracting the roots on new plan Oid SsS'
Teeth extracted without pain by the use OF gas OF
ohloroforn. Charges within the reach OF all
ja20 7S 1Y5p
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esroIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
sEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. APRIL 7. Is.s.
ORDER OF RxERc1sEs FOE LENT.

ST. LOUIS CArHEDRAL.-The sermons VIII be
sionsry Of the Diocese Of ToqiOuse. France he VIII
sn Fds Gona
81 p. m. Way Of the Gross.
81. MARIs lARcasIsHos'sl. CpgRCa.IAa .Esm and
Lsfansur, t.ss.R., commenced March 10TH ss High
ana &. Ss:os on tsass the ;aff viii
.. m. and first sermon at 81 a. m SScog% I'd m
sss :as :ss%Sa :sSSaS .s9in e :; ~ -
the & sns Tsu4ssay 4
sneAsa BY BsDediesion q tho Blessed saorsmsnt On
ridsy, Way Of the Cross st p. m.
s I,raAoULArx CONCEPTION (Jesuita) Eng
sa sermon on sundsys :. Hish Mas on on Sunday
ss.Ess: and on sasSss
2 as %H- IL
srmcns By Rev. g. Clark: sunday evenings, at 7.sO
IS me-. Rsss E Ss' cio.s r.n'F Free
sr. JoHN THE BAPTIsr's..sundays, High
lions for First Communion children followed BY Bone
sssns for sSsir Ti1st an co%nunicn
w.dnsssa{ At 1se and fof
ehildfen: Tuesdays. Wednesdays Ihursdays and Fri'
arsss and sermon by jesuit. Father; at $50
sezmon and gsnedcton Wednesday evsHingS ~ va
J
- Che Gross:
d Sr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Sunday at 10
and and & @ On Of
Esoss. ss@sA anu ''A'''''''-'
sg. FRANCIS DE sALKs.-corner Second and
Bssiey, J. Friday At same hour Way Of the Gross.
s ST. .JosEPH's.-sermons on Sunday, Tnesday
sVsnrss s s %ag the ~
Rev: I'd, Keynes to B. followed Sy Bsnediotion.
4 Friday at the same hour Way OF the Cross
SS. PETER AND PAUL-Sermon on Sunday
Friday shs hour wsy Of
st. VINCENT DE PAUL, THIRD DIsTRIcr.-
Rev E. j. Foltier, Paatoron suoaass fret Mass .s at
High Mas and English Instruction At lo Way Of the
Gross a9a BeneSeton With relic Of the true GROSS at
san..ssss s:. .nS Ssidsss second Mass dsiy sso
ESQ d. mn IN and in English S on WednesdSys At 7so p
BY kev. 7. Hesln and by Father Roydhouse s. j.
On Fridays at 7:3u p. m.
Our LADY OF THE SACRED HEART (Clai
borne street. Third DistictnRev A. BoEias. Psssor
At 1Tss 1.u eTas1
sss.S i ;s Ss Z, Of the Cross and
ANNUNcIATIoN.-Sermon on Wednesday q
BY Rev ohAs1s snnasTs Taay a oooh a
Ass and Sermon BY the pArsh priest sTRSaSs at
Sermon. 2; m; way OIL tho '''''' ''A'N'''''' ''''-
ST. BoN1FAcE.-sundays High Mass ant
sermon at 10 O'Clock sermon and bsnsdic.ton at P
Day at ne as and ii
evening there win be veneration of tho relic
the True Cross.
Holy TRINITY CHURcH.-Sunday and Wed
nesday ut T. p. m. sermon and benedicton. Friday
the same hour Way Of tn Gross.
Holy NAME OF MARY, ALGTERs-Services q
usual sundays Rev Father Kelly s. j.: Tih prSaS ro
Wednesdays and Fridays. at p. m.
REDEMPToRIsT CHURCHES.
Sr. r.A1PHoNsUs' 'CHURcH.-Sundays and Wed
needsys 7I5 D. M, Lenten sermon and Benediction
Fridaya, 7l5 p. ms Way Of the Cross and Benedi'
tion.
ST. MARY's AssUAdPTIoN.-The same Gin GeI
mAnD at St. Alphonsus.
NorRE DAME DE Bon SKcoURs.-Sundays. q
D. ma Way of the Cros and Benedictioni Tuesday
and Fridays, at p. Lenten sermon ana beneoction
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IT J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263..-.C Camp Street.
Between Delord and P!oy fArrs
NEW oRLRANs.
Dealer in Wall Paper, Gold and Velvet Border.
Window Shades. Cornices Buff Green and White
Hollands. Picture Cord. TAsselS, etc.
Persons who viii take the trouble to ride up to my
place. which only nine squares from Canal street,
will hnd that my prices are from 90 to 25 per cent
lower than those OF other dealers
Samples Of Paper sent to the country free, on apph
cation. mh3 op u
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Ordinary Notices of Marriages and Deaths UiH hereafter
Be Inserted for fifty cents. Obituaries '0i be charged
at the rate of ten cents q line.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
For the Benefit Of
St, Vincent de PauPs Church,
OPENING
On the 2ist of April Caster Sunday,
THE
ScEoo1, HOT1sE ADJOINING THE CHURCH.


In the Third District they are working with great
earnestuess to make the STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
already announced. grand success
Ladies of great experience in such matters have
generously volunteered their services to keep the
Tables, follows:
/. YOUNG AMERICAS TABLE-Misses Barnett,
Valley and Bryant
2. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL's TABLE-MisseO
Buttman Wild and Lizzie Kerrigan-
a. NICHOLS AND WILT TABLE-Mne. Z.
witt Nine. I. A. Witt Miles. DeBlAnc.
T. RESTAURANT-Mlle Sommereau Miss Mary
Slumbrecht and Mile. Charbonnet
s. CHILDREN OF MARY'S TABLE-Mrs. Lashly
Misses Roach, Mary Slumbrecht and LaWless'
6. HIBERNIA TABLE-Mrs Clifford. Mrs. Everett
and Mrs. Walsh.
7. FLOWERS AND FRUIT TABLE (Les JGTdinie
res)-Misses Geo1 giana Palmer and Specht
The Tables almost all under the management OF the
Children of Mary will be also attended to by many
other ladies' who will give q helping hand.
The evenings will be enlivened by AMATEURS
Who are well known for their Musical or Dramatic
| abilitie1
It promises to become the great attraction OF tn
dsy inasmuch rs the Hall t6OxsO feet will afford ampl
| room to all the visitors. mnY1n u
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McALEsTER RELIEF ASSOCIATION


REPORT OF TREASURER
To the President ana Members Of Citizens "MoAlsS
ter" Rerief Association;
Geptlsmen-I herewith tender you ststement Of
the funds received by for the bsnet Of the fanss
left by the ID ated crew OF the q. g. dredge AeAies
entertain %snt efst P:.srs Variety .,s %
Proceeds Of entertainment ef Ivy Social Club. ~ =,
rnssrsanmcnt 1iSisr: Ninstreis............. 70 8
e. Charles Theatre 5cnsas E;::ar:;sr W 70
proIrieter.. Third District Ferry y-n;, M: 100 %
D1nnop MI S SSrSSeS TSIsST S1s.a, ssS9nd D 81
ColiectioDs BY members Of Finance Committee 1871 ss
ro.Al..................... aaGOa 20
,ays ai.Saised per appended vouchers Of ,a,. >.
Leaving balance on hand dof:;,..-..----.--s Of iss u
h''pooJToSHfN JOHN '1TLHISREMpER, Treasurer.
X coosa4 e nn Asai1Hs
BkHJAMM KELLY, President.
Jos HuoHHs. Secretary.
REPORT OF RELIEF COMMITTEES.
ALsnss. La, Msro9 far h;.,t as.h; ~ 1879 r.,
Alester" Relief Association.
ss y. Wh Your
We have sxerted all due diligence TO ascertain the
cslsmity TO relieve the Of whom your Assoca-
ton was called into existence ~ .,,
to eighteen s, families, consisting of tos"l If y-
In our di.tribution. We have oonscenousy
deavored to do Justice to ALL taxing into
their condition. the number ana sges Of children and
ali other circumstances calculated guido in the
equitable performance Of the unpleasant task that de-
VOWED upon MS 49,,
hundred and dollars and seventy five cents $500 7
We earnestly invite an examination Of the records
Of our proceedings by any contributor 70 the innd
assuring them that any Information desired win b
oheeruy furnished by the Secretary Of the
We nave honor to be respectfully. yours.
". SARAZ1N, Chairman,
j. n. MCKEE,
L. T.. HIGGINS,
II. T. HAIGHT.
u. KAMMERER,
AMAN,