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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-03

Two Fourth District gentlemen spend n
Night I'm Hall.

Two Fourth HpIstFlCt gentlemen spend n
Night I'm Hall.
Some days ago the DEMOCRAT published the
crowds Of idlers that hang out at the corner Of
Magazine and Jackson streets. Magazine and
Josephine streets and the Magazine Market, and
predicted that some of these characters would
wind up some fine evening in first class row.
II. Il. Pierce and Robert Mcknight. whose
chief occupation Is supporting each an awning
post ut the corner of Jackson and Magazine
the same time satisfy u feeling Of revenges car
red out tho DEMOCRATS prediction. On Tues
day they entered Mr.. Deegan's bar-rOom, and.
finding the gentleman behind the bar, seized q
bottle that was near at hand and beat the unfor-
tunate barkeeper. over the head. Mr.. Deeggn.
upon recovering from the blow, showed fight,
and his two assailHnts. not Wishing TO have
their beauty spoiled broke out OF the coffee
house and ran into tho street.
Sergeant Reynolds. at this stage OF the pro
two unruly gentlemen" by tho coat collar,
wnltzed them into the Sixth Station. whore they
were furnished with the soft side Of plank
| for the night.
The charge against them was assault and bat
| terry with a dangerous weapon with intent to
commit murder.
| They were yesterday arraigned before the
First Recorders Court and released on bonds.
The wounded mans friends state that ne
| gave testimony In @ case before Recorder
| Smiths court on Monday and during the
| cross examination he was asked question by
the attorney who were the other witnesses
present and his answer was the loafers at the
| corner
| This gentle epithet Pierce and Mcknight took
| to themselves. and entering the coffee house
while the other beat him over the head with q
| BOTTLE
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THE HaAR0UEsE DE CHRCE.

Judge Tissot, Of the Second District Court,
has received from the American Consul in
Paris documents relative to the disputed sue
cession of the Marqulse dc Circe. The deceased
had left considerable property both In Louisi-
ana and In France to the heirs of her defunct
brothers who had emigrated to America long
ago,
Opposition was made to the partition of the
property by several parties In France on the
ground that tho Maruuise de Circe was q French
citizen, and that In that case the succession
ought to be opened in France The documents
received by the Judge contain the testimony
taken by the American Consul in Paris Of sew
oral persons who give evidence as to the point
of citizenship. The papers also boar reference
pending before the Second District Court,
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THE FEW Err.
Yesterdays ROLE.

OFF1CE Board or HEALTH, !
New Orleans October O. 1875 J
fffiolnl statement of cases Of yellow fever re-
ported In New Orleans:
Deaths from II m. yesterday to Ii m. to-day. &C
Rev 0hses ''-+' NV
Tothi onses. e002
Total deaths. ....-.. ...'..'...-'.'.''''' 1866
One hundred md thirteen Of the cases re-
ported we're taken sick prior to September 49,
RAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., President.
-, " TAYLOR. M. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS.
James Caruli city years. Carrollton.
Henrietta +. Graves, city. g.. years, H2 Third:
Rev. - Barrett Canada, As years, corner OF
Njeolnpd i. Holmes, Louisiana, years, AL
Sidney Charles l.. Bercter. city 81 months,
Mapg,e II Huehep, city, years, 3o7 Dryades.
Joseph Bernheim. Germany. At years, % Fry
Mnsaa levy. Poland. 27 years. 100 Chartres.
Bernard Labancat France, 10 years seventh
Bno En- Rannina city. 10 years. M6lpomene
mi Marie darius. France. years, near Louis
lana Cotton Factory Third pstrl ct: Iowa,
Darcy E. Doyel. city, year. Napoleon Avenue
MI Niob btauter, 8 years, city Eighth al Laurel
Marguerite Hartnett, ireland, CD years 81
vi Julia ii Ann Marshall. c.. Franklin and Euphro-
Louisa Broker, city. years. 31s South Frank
Mrs. Laura wermeok, Utica, N v so years
1G2 First - ,..-., Urn rr,a..,a,,.a
Laura Lnphssagne. Louisiana. 1e years. Du'
maine and st. Claude. 49,. ,...
Mary e. Arnauld. city, years. 22s Prteur,
Jossth DAILY. city. years, ~ PALMYRA.
Margaret Orer years. 17s Marigny.
John Dn Borete. years, near the BARRACKS
Charles l.. Lehuhardt. Maryland, SO years. ID
paaataut.
Katie Gardener. years. Kerleree and Miro.
Rosa dc Roche, 2 years. Anglers.
John r. Pepper, Indiana, rs years. Aigiers.
Henry Mankin. Louisiana. years. AlRiGers.
Louise A. Couget, Texas. 7 years 45s Caron-
Mary t. Logan. city, 3 years. Camp. near Ma
Iona Ureer. city, 3 years: .4,u .urrno,otion
Annie Hudson, city, months, hnnunelatlOh
IN Magdaiene Lips. city. years. Morales and
Fran nti v. Buhouss, Harrisonburg, 10 years
" FRANK rank 0uniffe. Ireland 10 years, 16s1s Con-
Louis wilkins, Alabama, 10 years. corner
i. ". 4. Kantenbery, Germany, 2e years, Hotel
John Pohlman, city, al years. corner Baronne
and General Taylor. ..r,.,-
jacques Mida. city, years BAG Barracks:'
ArnHuld Curien, city. years. 1913 Uuma1ne,
Albert g. Witt, Germany, 48 years. 3o4 C,ard
Augusta Wassermann. city 7 years 200 'aaga-
zinc. =. .n oo d.
Margaret Landwehr. city. years. 482 Du-
maine. nm. AN. f,.,,..,a
ID. Moore, O. Louisiana. 81 years 256 Calliope
Katie r Torch city. years. 156}9 g. press.
Henry N. Morris. city, "a years. Ninth. near
Constance. , r,a,,
En- ma IL. Taale, cltY, yeaF. lEicou tthu b"u
feoree Bander. city, 4 years. 2s Pleasant
Maria A. King, city, years. 4bS St. Ann
Stephen Glaviano, Italy. 2b years. al2 Decatur
DEATHS AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Steven A. O'Donnell "a years.
nurW,l A. Bobo 40 years.
William Brady. 4G years.
DEATHS AND NEW CAsEs.
THE deaths were 10 and the new cases 80 q
old5 recorded at tho Office Of the Board OF Health
from IA III. to .. N. yesterday.
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JOSEPH CASH ELL,

We remember having seen him enter our
office some time last winter an utter stranger.
who introduced himself as g friend and ed
mirer OF the DEMOCRAT. and whose every word
and gesture bes poke the gentleman born and
educated Since then we have met him often.
Modest. unassuming. always courteous yet
full of Information, 1t was pleasure and
profit to come across this newly-made friend
and pleasant chat with him never left US with
out some important data to use Immediately as
matter OF general interest or to lay in
store as luaDle information. As a signal
officer he had already made his
mark, and his devotion to study, Joined to
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sTATE~EaOUSE NOTES.

The Governor has received q private dis
patch from Judge Pierson. relative TO the re-
cent disturbances in Natchitoches. The Judge
states that neither Blunt, Breda nor Lewis have
been hurt. that they are all In Rapldes parish !;
as to Raby he Is unhurt. and no ono In Natchi-
toches knows Of any harm having been done to
these men.
We have heard that Lewis and Blunt were in
| the city
Prot Justinian Froschauer, of Vienna, wrote
to Gov. Nichols stating that those who work in
tured or used are free from contagious diseases.
The Professor attributes this immunity from
epidemic disorders to the emanatIons OF sui
phurous acid gas from the refuse matter. He
wishes to know If the same has been observed
in New Orleans. and Offers, II such De the case,
to furnish sulphurous acid to be distributed
throughout the city,
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THE ST.. GEORGES

The st. Georges received yesterday $40 Is from
the master and crew Of ship Banner, Capt.
Robinson, and s3s 80 from the master and crew
of the ship Milton. VIM. Dean master. Both
ships are lying at Pensacola, and the money
was RENTED by Osmond G. Howe ESQ. British
Vice Consul at that port.
The contributions which are made in sums of
from 81 to SIS are rightfuly highly appreciated
by the st. Georges. for they come from men
whose wages arc small but whose hearts are
big and feel for their suffering fellow beings.
We were glad to learn that Mr.. Harrison, one
of tho attaches nnd active workers Of the vt.
Georges Society who has been seriously III for
a couple of days, was doing better last evening.
The following report Of the workings of the
st. Georges yesterday Is as interesting as
usual:
Eighty three families. or SOL individuals, pro-
vided with moals for from TO days in the
form of rations; "a families, or 30 tndividual!s
provided with money. doctors, nurses, medi-
cines and more pressing. reauirements 1Gt
homeless men fed twice to-day ut SOUP house.
REHABILITATION.
Meals
3O1 individuals given to IA meals each ...- 2o5f
166 mon fed twice to-day at soup house 33'
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COURSE OF THE FEVER.

The following table shows the rise, cnlnina~
ton and decline of the epidemics OF 1853, 1867
and 1878. The table will be better understood
by observing that the thrtieth day Of the fever
in 1858 was the thirty-first day Of July; In 1861
the thirtieth day was the thirty-drst of August
while In the present year the thirtieth day was
the sixteenth of August.
The epidemic of 1858 began moro than two
weeks earlier than the prevailing ono. and
That Of 1867 more than two weeks later.
I}y reference to the table 1t will be seen that
the epidemic oumipeted on the iiIty,third day
Of August. On that day there were 254 deaths
from yellow fever. Ia 1867 the epidemic cuImi-
mated on the fifty fifth day Of its pleyalenee,
which was the twenty fourth Of September. On
that day there we're SO deaths. The present cpl
demic eliminated on the fifiy-seventh day. Of its
prevalence. which was the eleventh day OF Sep
tember. On that day there were 90 deaths.
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L'gINEnN FRANCHISE,

The following telegraphic correspondence
between tho Union franchise and the Secretary
of State explains itself:
NEW ORLEANS. September &C. 1873
To His Excolency the Secretary of State. Wash
ington:
beseech you not to forget III Union Fran
caise' The Howard Association say they have
enough. Yet they rejected my application for
funds the only assistance We need, rs we help
and sustain our patients till complete recovery,
or bury them ourselves.
The Catholic Association sent us Yesterday
$500 LEON BELLAGUET.
Acting French Consul, Honorary President Of
rUnion Franchise.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, September 81, 1878.
MI. Leon Belaguet. honorary President of
IUnion franchise, New Orleans La:
SRI am In receipt Of your telegram Of the
twenty sixth instant In reply have the honor
to ipclose to you herewith q check for $500. being
q part of the Paris subscriptions in aid Of tho
sufferers by yellow fever. to be distributed by
YOU in such manner rs may seem best Calcu-
lated to carry into effect the purposes Of the
snbsoribers. have the honor to be, sir, your
Obedient servant. VIM. NJ. EVARTS.
ENCLOSURE,
Check on New York for $780, dated September
2T. 1878.
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CITY ECm Cd 60.

J. Boyer, colored, was landed in the Fourth
Station, charged with false registration.
donic!e in Algiers, and stole lot Of wearing
apparel.
Turner Thompson and Horny Thompson
were uuartered In the Third Station, charged
with the larceny Of s..
Two men, Manuel and Anderson Smith,
charged with stealing sail boat, were locked
up In the Eighth Station.
William Davis, q youth was ,incarcerated in
the Fifth Station. charged with attempting 10
Gerrnain Deffes and Willie Atkins were fur,
nished lodging in the Sixth Station, charged
with having property In their possession sup
nOsed to have been stolen.
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TaaE sTEAMB0ATMEN's RELIEF AssO
CHATHON.

The visiting committee reported yesterday
that Mr.. D. Marratta was better. also Tom
Hastings and J. McJenkins. The wife of Sam
Kells and Joe Danforth and were both very low.
The child of John Clark and Allen Ort were
both reported very sick. Twelve new cases were
reported. as follows: Capt. j. Worley, four chill
Of Pete Sutherland. VIM. Fleming. pilot of the
Louise, (relapsoA Philip Diket. engineer Of the
Bart Ablc, and Dan White, mate OF the Edward
Giants. A list OF the contributions received yes
terdav will be found In another column.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

ARRAIGNED.
Chas. Myers. assault and battery; Robt, west.
assault and battery; J. Thebaut, larceny. Re-
manded to await sentence.
Tim and Jos. Tob,n and Anthony Estive, as
Brown and Julia Murray. larceny. Arraigned
and discharged on bond.
SENTENCED.
Assault and battery-Lizzie Reid, one days
prison and costs.
Larceny-Rosa Becker and Adelaide Martin
each to six months Imprisonment.
DISCHARGED.
Wounding less than mayhem-Thos. Yalcent
discharged ON bond: Mrs James Mutually
assault and battery. discharged on bond.
AFFIDAVIT DISMISSED.
State vs.. Emilien Dorneo, assault with intenf
TO kill.
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high standard Of intelligence gave splendid
promise of swift promotion, IL merit could
and contributed many On interesting article
particularly on meteorological subjects, to the
daily press. Though unacelmated, he refused
to leave his post when the yellow scourge in
vaded our city, hut continued his labors. I'M
mindful Of the danger that beset him. He was
taken sick nnd manfully stood the ordeal, but
have to add another name to the list OF the good
and true men Of which our community has been
barsft
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THE HOMEOPATHIC RELIEF AssOCHA'
THON

The association reports twenty eight new
cases and no deaths.
A letter has been received from Dwight Sill
man. M. D.. of Hudson. st. Croix county. Wis
cousin, stating that the impression is that There
Ia sufficient money in this city to relieve all dis
tress. and asking information on this point
OF money. The reply was that money nas
needed.
A letter from Convent postoflice. st. James
parish Louisiana states that the fever is on
ali sides OF us and seems to be surely closing
in nG
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
NEW ORLEANS. October 2, 18'

NEW ORLEANS. October 2. 1875
The following contributions are acknoTl-
edged
From Messrs. E. Drexel & Co., philadel-
phia, Treasurer Relief Fund for yell
low Fever Sufferers. through Hon.
Ed,2Pil- bury, Mayor. ..........-...: $4,000 90
From David Il. Hunting, ED, First
Presbyterian Chu, Oh. East Hampton.
L. l.. through J. K. Newman, Esd. 75 90
From St. Louis abody Association, Car No.
800, 30 boxes crackers, 4 boxes bacon sides, 35
bbls potatoes, Is ibis onions. 2 kegs barley. 10
boxes canned goods.
From Howard Association 20 bags -four.
From G. H. Lawrence, Of Boeton, through G.
f. Lawrence Il Co., New Orleans. e cases canned
goods.
Oc3 1t J, w, NADER, Secretary,
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DR.. Y. G. Frogne, of the Third District. who
has been confined to his bed since Friday last
the Howard Association, will, we are glad to
say, be out again In q few days.
A letter received from Donaldsonville by
gentleman yesterday states that the newspapers
have not exaggerated the reports about the
fever ia that town. There hay, boon already
400 cases. and from IL N. Saturday to IL M Sun
day so cases and Deaths Not house ls Tree
from the sickness. and the situation OF affairs
js indeed gloomy,
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CITY HALL.

Yesterday Mayor Pilsbury received tee-
gram from Messrs. Drexel g. Co., treasurers of
the Philadelphia relief committee, authorizing
him to draw on them for lo.o00 more-s7oo0 TO
80 to the Young Mems Christian Association
| and $3nnn to the PeahOdys
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STEAMBOATMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIA-
lion.

New ORLEANS October 2, 1873.
The following subscriptions to the Steam
boatmens Relief Association from September
20 to date are acknowledged:
Capt John Taylor, second contribution s5 co
e. macksnn- Observation-Disclosures 90
A. W. Carter. Montgomery Ala. ........... 90
Collection box at Miller Bros. ....-....... so
Cash u. ID. ST.. 90
ChaS. Fl. Walker Treasurer Franklin. La. so 90
Wilson & Pagan. fourth contribution . Is 90
Weekly c Election nickel boxes, super
vision Hon. Alien Jumel through
FRANK Green. r, o,,,,t, ;-c a., % %
Vint Shlnkle, through Louisiana Ma
tional Bank .---.....,.. ...-,,........-. 113 90
New Orleans Sugar Shed Company q 90
Capt. Chas. Seeds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Hon Louis Bush. ...:-;...-................ 10 %
j. 2. Harrison, il: Co ..:.......-.-.. 5 90
oc3 Il GEO. 8. tETTIT. Secretary
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No delays mt regfstra ti0n 0fHlc es.
AEJARAN TIN EEb.

The Postoffice authorities in the city have
been notified by the postmaster at Brookhayen
Miss, that the town authorities have estab-
lished a quarantine against all third class mail
matter.
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SCHOOL BOARD

In the absence Of Il quorum the School Board
did not meet last evening. They adjourned
until Wednesday two weeks whom the commit
tee on teachers will be expected TO present thelr
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SrTf,CESSIoNS OPENED.

Anton Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Brown,
Philip Cornelius. David Joseph, Charles W.
Young and Jos. Morgan.
Sixteen persons received naturalization pa
ners among whom four Cinnamon.
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glass ware basket. one silver plated a-poE'
one dozen silver spoons, two silver goblets
silver cake baskets, two gold watches. two gola
chains, one gold loeket, ono diamond stua. gW0
In currency, After securing their booty, .shey
made. their escape, leaving no clue TO tnelE
CAPT. O'Nei traced the thieves to vacant lot.
where be recovered q part of the stolen prop
tvty
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PHCkW HEKS.

To date the Pickwick report shows 1920 pre-
soriptions fi!led-equal to 1000 bottles Of beef
tea and soup. Five hundred boxes Of Jelly have
also been given away by the PickWicks.
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BurEAaFSs

Wednesday morning, between the hours q 1
and 8. burglars effected an entrance in Mr..
Schwartz's residence, on aFais street. and car
RED of the following articl-s: wo silver, nut
crackers, one large cracker basket, one large
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T. Nj. G.. A.

Yesterdays report reads: New cases. 112
deaths, 6: total cases. 1859. Of the new cases. II
are located in Carrollton.
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Nurses and attendants In sick rooms, WING
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubart
Wine as preventive. For sale by l. l.. Lyons
druggist.
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OFFICE OF THE GRAND ISLE HOTEL,
GRAND ISLE, LA. ]
September 20, 1875

September 20, 1878.
FRANK ORTENDORFER. Esq. Captain of tho
steamer Frank Kranz:
Dsar sir-We the undersigned transient resi-
dents of Grand Isle, In view OF the near ap-
proach Of the end OF the season and the conse~
nuent return to our respective homes. DO
hereby adopt this public method Of testifying
to the able manner In which you have dis
charged the operous and responsible duties OF
commanding officer OF the steamer FRANk
KRANZ: to your uniform kindness and ever
courteous department towards us, and your
unceasing and successful efforts during the
trips Of the Frank Kranz TO and from New
Orleans and on excursions. to rehder our stay
thereon both pleasant and agreeable, and at the
same time OF returning our sincere and heart
| felt thanks for the many favors we have re-
| ceyed at your hands.
Weawill ever remember with pleasure our
| stay on the Frank KranZ. and sincerely trust
| that you will long be spared to be- at her helm
| and VIZ the opportunity OF travelling with you.
| We remain, yours truly,
J. Loewengardt Henry Eilermann.
Iazare Goudchaux, Theodore Lilienthal.
| Geo McCloskey. Michael Hacket,
J, A., Covers, J. L. Mercier,
| Peter Markey. Edw Burthe.
| Henry Heyman. a, Heyman,
| r.. Pullin, Jas. Fahey
| Moses Lobe Augustus Rice,
| Jake Mitchell. Joseph Schwartz,
| M. Buck. Miller, y. Gumbel.
| NJ, Levy. Jr. J. j. Marion,
| VIM. Brown, Benz. DfeyIus,
! Chas. Perr,lliat James Ttmony,
| Thomas Wilt, Ihomas MangGn,
kev. G. Moynihan, Nlchoas burke.
OC3 1t 2dDf .m
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The bird fngG.

For the benefit of that large and affeetlo nat8
constituency which has heretofore found It nee,
confentmeDt to gaze. II ustingly. or Otherwise.
into the benevolent face Of M Frank lveno.
vch we desire to say that bis splendid physlaue
lures most prodignl moods, .wl, hereafter 30
found On exhibition behind the bar Of Mr.. D.
corner Of Ii. Charles and drawer. In order to
avoid any conn lications Of a domestic n!a eh
we decline to say explicitly, what the Brig
nothing but what is Of the purest and best that
is dispensed there t Is enough t. soy That
the liquid d ,tty floats there. under the per
tros fsatnelli and Frank,
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

The case of Ursulines Nuns VS.. Gus 3. Trel-
oar-suit for electment-Was argued ana SUP"
| mitted,
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.
REGISTRATION,

Joseph Boyer was remanded In default Of
$500 bond on the above charge made by Jos.
Demoruelle clerk Of registration for the fifth
ward.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBsIsT~
ENCE AbAOCfATlON.

New ORLEANS. October 2, 1878,
The following reduisitions were this day hon
ored on presentations:
Howard Association ....-..........-.........1 453
Young Mems Christian Association 3s8
aides Physiological Association ........... 29f
Peabody Subsistence Association. .......,.21e4
4,2e6
Equal TO 3oo72 rations.
!. W NADER
oc3 1t Secretary and CommissarY.
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CATHOLIC RFLIEF ASSOCIATION FOR
THE VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER
IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS October 2. 1875
The following donations since the last report
are thankfully acknowledges
A Friend for Mrs Barnes ......,...... $40 90
Works. .' ~ 500
From Mayor of Augusta. Ga, per ex-
Through Very Rev G. A. Rouxel V.G..
from Can't Ger Away Club. through
Rt Rev Bishop QuinIan. of Mobile. 100 90
Through Father Kenny. Of st. John the
Bap ist from Father Thos. Erady.
Pastor Of st. Paul's Church, Ports
mouth Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 30 4
From Roy: 2. Hevey, Pastor Of Lewis
r, town, Me- 80 90
Brooklyn, n Y. sec"nd reminance 1000 90
From l.. Moarrieta & Co, Havana,
through Mess 8. D. Eatjo 4 Co.. 25 90
org 1t THOS. LAYTON Treasurer,
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Registration office open In each ward.
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mo further official notice was taken OF the
fever in 1853.
mo further notice In 1867.