The record-union., 1891-11-16
FOR IMPROVEMENT

Flattering Success of the Project to
Improve the Convent Property.
The subscriptions to the fund for the
Improvement of the Convent grounds
and buildings now amount to Sl0,066 so.
The committees feel greatly encouraged
by the liberal manner in which the pub
lie, irrespective of religious leanings, has
responded to the appeal of the Sisters for
the means with which to improve and
maintain their school, and are quite san
quine of their ability to secure the full
sum necessary to that end.
The fact should be borne in mind that
the improvements contemplated are
really of public character, for they will
add to the appearance of that portion of
the city in which the grounds are located,
and thus increase the value OF ali prop
erty in that vicinity.
In addition to the names of subscribers
already published in these columns are
the following:
Captain VIM. Siddons, B. w. Cavan-
augh, Jr., S. Gerson, H. Wachhorst, Ed.
f. Taylor, w. D. Lawton, Kirk, Geary IL
Co., Klune Il Floberg, Thomas Phillips,
r. j. Merkeley, Mills d Hawk. A. j.
Senate, ex-senator VIM. Johnston. JOS.
Genshlea, l.. c. Chandler, Christianson,
Dierssen & Co., Geo. Wisseman, cash y
NJ. McKenna, Marco Zarick, James A.
Barwick, Steve Maroney, Bell Conserva-
tory, Mrs. Gormley, ''cash," William
Beckman, G. II. Krebs q Co., j. Graham,
Frank hunz, Robert, Williamson, L.
Gerber, H. Gerber, General j. G.. Mar
tine, L. L. Lewis, J. H. Roberts, Mrs.
Jeifreys, w. H. Devine, Michael Gibbi-
lin, H. l.. Miller, Edward Sheehy,. Matt
Flynn, Hetfernan IL Dalton, NJ. Menke,
Capitol Packing Company, ID. Ahern, j
f. Hill, cash. NJ. II. Sheehan, John
Hackney, Brighton-S1O each.
A. j. Johnston & Co., j. w. Houston.
a: M. Smith, J. Moynihan, Mamie
Alice Whyte. Johnnie Whyte, Tom Scott,
A. Lovdal, Cash. Frank Il. Mitchell,
r. t. Cohn, Ed. F. Taylor, Z. Lyon.
Judge w. a. Henry, Rev. J. L. Levy, @.
w. Lorenz, Richard Irvine, Judge
Cravens, Officer Frank White, w. j.
Kavanaugh, c. Schmidt, w. b. Miller,
Fred Kolliker, Cash." Tom Jenkins, f.
Rubenstein, Lee Silvey, ]. NJ. Sullivan,
|. j. Simmons, A. Meister, Bernard q
Lachemeyer, Peter Newman, Claus An
derson, William NJ. Petrie, j. N Larkin,
II. d. Gamble, S. II. Davis, j. w. Todd,
Thomas McCaffrey, DR.. f. f. Tebbets,
Zeimer Bros, o. f. Washburn, L. NJ.
Lash q Co., Ed.-F. Smith, I. D. SERVER,
III" 41SIICdllJ w liz q. LAWS, n. ~. bu-
chanan, Rev. c. P. Massey, Luce q
Glover, Frank L. Johnson, VIM. Hanlon,
James c. Kelly, A. Black, w. J. Irvine,
| Ed. Doherty, Mrs. Filand, j. r. Hag-
gerty, P. +. Dolan, Timothy Lucey, II.
j. Kilgariff, d. Brophy, ]. T. Barron
Cash" Louie Nicolaus, S. H. Farley, j.
M. Morrison & Co., Phoenix Mill Com
pany, Mrs. b. Dasher, Mrs. SchilIing, Ed
| Boylan, Cash" p. Burns, P. Conlan
John Ryan, L. Dubois, NJ. L. Hammer
| Grafmiller Bros, NJ. r. Rose, H. G. May
Changers Store-S5 each.
! Neubourg 81 Lagos, Sam Ginsberg,
George B. Katzenstein, I. Cohen, w. A.
Anderson, Friend" NJ. S. Hammer, f.
NJ. Woodson, Henry Meyers, Frank But
! Ter, A. q. Johnson, Arthur Bulger, E. C.
| Hart, George Newman, Joseph Thieben
| Crockery Company, NJ. Hirsch, F. A.
Jones, Walter Ferral, Charles Fredericks
& Co., n. Zemansky. Cash." b. Brier
r. j. Van Voorhies, H. S. Beals, S. J.
Jackson, c, Mendez, James Sullivan
Jacob Gruhler, P. A. Galgani-S2 so each.
S. Morris, T. Lacey, S. S. Nathan, VIM.
Smith, J. II. Vogel, w. l. Orth, Chas. J.
Noack, Donald Mckay, James Lang, B.
Z. Howard, Cash." Il. J. Raffetto Il Co.
81 each.
+. II. Guseike, C. Sutter, Parker &
Schmidt-S2 each.
t. J. Buckley, j. Griesel-S1 80 each.
Nelson IL Driscoll, SIS; Nagele 81 Sven.
son, Sl2 80; II. E. Greer, so cents.