The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-17

Rev. MT. Miller, has changed politi- cally. Coins Financial School" not Fool" and MT. Troup, it is said, have turned him, Put me down now" says the little African to McGinty's sympathizers, most all ardent Bryan ties, and of whom he is much afraid, 'as no longer a lubber of the king of metals" as he calls the yellow kind, "and be me known hereafter as a sil- Der republican," But oh! his white metal chums have X-rayed him, and will not believe him sincere. "1n 19OO," they say, when out O here, he'll come out again for Hanna, as before,'
 ANOTHER TALE.
 Since McGinty's encounter a great quietus is settled all over the house. The uppermost thought is Donation Day" All are praying hard for it's sue cess. The money question, they say, will no longer bother these wee poli- ticians, unless days of social unrest" may God avert them! revive its dis cussion; and until then gold, silver or paper will be equally acceptable at the present ratio.
 While the girls were putting up their pious petitions, the other day, for their orphan home our country, the presi- dent-elect and for everything from dol lars to doughnuts, a new move, to raise the dropping spirits of the boys sad dened over McGinty's defeat, was made by their spiritual adviser. Boys" said he, T have leather medal for the funniest bet made on those likely to orixr I than done. The betting contest be- came at once more exciting than the late election returns. It was bet that all conceivable kinds of donors would be surely ''in it. on next Thursday, but McGinty's bet, because it contained the funny feature necessary to capture the prize, not only induced the chaplain to present him the medal yesterday but so delighted all the inmates, the small frisky African especially, that Mac, as the boys call him, was made | the biggest man in the house. 'Tll bet a cent" said McGinty, deciding the contest at once, that every stingy man i in town will give something" 1 The large Catholic parishes, St. l Mary's, St Patrick's. St Johns, St 1 Francis, Sacred Heart-all have had meetings; each has it's own donation committee for the collection of con- 1 tributions from parishioners; while the smaller churches, St. Lawrence's, West Haven, and St. Joseph's, Westville, to- gether with the local German, French | and Italian congregations, have also | selected canvassers, and will lend a l helping hand.
 The central committee will look after 1 the gifts from the business portion of the city.
 Persons desiring to contribute, and not likely to be called on, or expecting | to be out of town on that day, may | place their offerings with any of the officers or committeeman, or remit the same direct to the managers of the asy- | lum
 The names of the collectors, many of whom have for years lent their valu- | able services to the cause of the or l phans, who are to devote Thursday
 next to the same worthy object, are 1 here subjoined:
 | Officers-President, William Neane; | vice president, Edward McGowan; sec retary, Hugh T. Finnigan; assistant secretary, Eugene McKenna; treasurer, l Rev John F. Corcoran; assistant treas 1 urer, Bernard E. Lynch.
 | Executive committee-Rev. John Rus
 sell, Rev. P. A. Mulholland, Rev M. l McKeon,. Very Rev. H. r. Lilly, o. P,
 Rev. John D. Coyle Rev. Joseph A.
 Schae1e, Rev. Eugene Cartier, Rev. J. Curtin, Rev. Vincent Sciolla, and the officers.
 Central committee---Messrs D. S.
 Gamble, Colonel T. F. Callahan. Will liam J. Rohan James Reilly, Hon. T. J
 Fox, Thomas K. Dunn, Captain James
 J. Kennedy, M. R. Enscoe, Hon. c. T.
 Driscoll James P. Maher, Joseph Mol
 Joy, Daniel Dore, James Reynolds, John
 Y. Foley, John Clancey, John E. Me
 Partland, Martin Bergin, Thomas +
 McGuinness, James F. Brannigan, M
 F. Walker Paul Russo, R. M. Sheridan
 Frank Chandler, Thomas J. Shanley
 John r. McHugh, John H. Rourke, Pet CT Carberry, James T. Moran, Joseph B. Manning, Patrick Little, Milton J
 Well, Pierce M. Maher, Edward J. Ken nedy, William M. Geary, Thomas F. Ahern, James J. Carr, Thomas F. Me
 Grail, William Noonar, B. J. Dillon
 George E. Mitchell, William F, Don
 nelly, John P. Carney, James A. Fo-
 garty, c. H. Conway, William F. Shan non. Matthew Reilly, Charles M. Walk
 CT, Peter McKeon, James B. Martin
 James P. Bree, Daniel S. Gilhuly
 Thomas F. Cox, John T. Kerigan, Hon
 David Callahan, D. J. Gilmartin, Alex | ander Emery, John Garrity, Edward O'Meara, P. J. Cronan, John J. Lane, P. F. Hatch, J. II. Douglass, Lewis Lewinson. Michael F. Shanley, Isaac M JJllman, Edward J. Maher, Frederick L. Averill Dennis M. Sheahan, Robert
 J. Tracey, Patrick O'Grady, John F. | Doughan, Thomas Kinney, William J. Cronin, Thomas Lenahan, John J.
 Clerkin. J. P. Galavan, Joseph Arnold. l HELD FOR ENTERTAINMENT.