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DEArH OF 4 NuN-The Baltimore Sun aD-
nounces the death Of sister Mary Aphonso, Of
ST. Johns Academy Frederick, Nd after lin-
geripg illness OF several years in the full triumph
Of faith, and the lively hope of blisstGl immor-
talitv The Sun SAYS, Sister Alphons0 was one
OF those heroic daughters OF the Catholic church,
VINO, with devotion and utter forgetfulness OF
self, rarely found i'll the flesh, volunteered their
active services during that trying period OF our
city's annals, memorable OF that terrible ssourge,
The cholera Sister Alphonso was appointed TO
the AlmShouSe Of Baltimore city and county,
where in ministering 10 the suierings OF the poor
and destitute, she was exposed to influences
which at that time very seriously affected her
health, and from which she never recovered.,'-
Her name was Henrietta Lilly, daughter OF Ere
derrick Lily Esq. Of Frederick county. She en-
tered the Institution in 1896, at the age of 10.


CHARrY-Few are aware how many persons
are relieved by the charitable Institutions OF. our
city The Observer gives the following statistics
for the last year:


New York Dispensary 80 III
Northern Dispensary... 1925
Eastern Dspensary.- IL, ,l4O
Female Assistant Society for relieving sick


Poor. 3,UuO
German Benevolent Society 1908
New ork Hospital. :, ZIG
Civ Aims House Department. "a, $50
Aided BY Churches fesumate) ............... 5000
Relieved By private charity lestimate) -. 10000
Society for poor widows and chiIdren...... ,-449
Other societies not enumerated estimate 5000