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

| ecdfng October 18th.
| Ages-Under year 50, from l to years 10,
from to 5 years 81, from to 10 years 36, from
| 10 to 15 years II total under Is years 1875 ;
J from 15 to 25 years 35, from % to 40 years Ga.
from 40 to GO years 80. from 60 to 20 years II
from 20 to 60 years 4, from 90 to 100 years l,
100 years and upwards 1
Nstivities-Louisiana 1876. United States
(other than Louisiaua) 81, Germany 25, France
2l. Italy 20. Ireland l5 Engand 6, other ma
tions 16.
FEAST OF ST THEREsA.-The Feast Of 81
Theresa was celebrated with great solemnity
at the church under her invoc alton, of which
the Rev. P. NJ. L. Massardsr is pastor. TIE
affairs were beautifully and tsstefully deoora-
ted, and a large congregation was in attend
apce at O'Clock, when Solemn High Mass was
sung by Rev. J. Dumas, Father Massarder
being Deacon and Father Alter Sab Deacon
The services were closed with Benediction of
the Mcss Blessed Sacrament. Referring to th Q
music correspondent says:
Lejeal's Macs as artittioally rendered by the
choir, under the direction of Professor Eckert,
the principal soloists being Misses A. Meroier,
N. Gruneberg, A. Seawell, and Messrs. w. n.
Grunewald, George Pritchard and A. Mallard.
at the Benediotus, Mercsdsntes' popular Trio
aud seawell and MI Pri.chard. Millard's
Are Maria wae exosllently rendered
by Mi Mics Nina Jones at the otfsrt9ry,
impression on all. At the Benedction, Miss
Annie Seawell sang Wiegard's O Salutaris,
the mellow and sympathetic tones Of her rich
basso, sang the Tantum Ergo, and Mr..
Theard, baritone, the Laudate, In o very credit
able manner.
CIT
Events have 80 shaped Themselves during
the past week as to necessitate several changes
in the ticket published in our last issue. At
present the ticket stands
Administrator of Financ.-Col Augustus Reicbard.
Aamnistrator OF OF se cconntsa T5a-,.. II 14,,.
Administrator OF Water Works and Public Build
n1 Adnini.t;asor t. snS os Pc'ioe-capt William Pierce
Of Il Williams
CE a A. b rlsasiRfS nafsDv
Recoi der First AID Fourth District-Judge Theodore
Recorder sec,rd and Third Districts-Ernest Mil
Cofoner, Upper Districts-Dr F. l. Tapey.
Coroner, Lower stricts-Dr. II. de Rance.
For State Senate
First District-Heury P. Kernochan.
Second Decentralization Hunt.
Fourth DistriotNChas H Sohenck.
Fiji District James Mcdonnell.
mel:
Members of the House.
First Wards. s. Prentss.
Third ward-J. D. Hill Mchael j Hart ana Chas
EoaEts Ward77Judse s. Bryon7 a.,..,
Fifth Ward-Louis Arnauld and Alfred Rabouin.
Sixth Ward-L. AL IRE Burthe. 80
saEshfh EEhh waGI5os Forester and victor Olivier
Tenth WArd-Ers9k Lauez and Joseph h sPesEinSg. g
Smith.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards-E. L, Bower.
Efseenth Wsrd~Wtli1R1 Mek9s: crssr
Justices Of the Peace
First Justce-J. Paris Childress
Second Justice-W. H. Homes.
Third J4stice-Theodqle Buisson.
Fifth Justics-wm. sarrazln.
Seventh Justice. .GhaTes o RouFEe.
Constables.
First Justices Court-John Hurley.
Second con Justics's @ % coursvJanss R A. Moran
Fourth Justices Court-P. a. FoEtier.
5ifth Justices Gourt-Robert dhomae.
Seventh Justice's Court: Geis.
Eighth Justices Court-Valcour Chapman
RELIEF AssoCIATloNs.-The rapid decline in
the number of deaths during the past ten
days, pressging the early disappearance OF the
yellow fever, and the near approach of the
business season, have had the effect OF causing
several of the most prominent of our relief as
sooistions to cease their works of charity.
The Howards have withdrawn their slates
from the drug torres and give notice that no
further applications will be received The
Peobodys return "sincere thanks," announce
that they have closed their doors, and state
that "no further funds will be needed" The
Orleans Relief Association, organized for the
purpose of distributing the rations given by
the Government, have been compelled to dis
solve, as the contributions from that source
were exhausted and no moro could reasonably
be expected. The Ladies' Physiological Society
has withdrawn from the field.
Meanwhile business has not yet been re-
sumed. All the surrounding country is still
quarantined against New Orleans, thousands
of honest and Industrious people are out OF
employment, and the general distress resulting