Chronicles of Notre Dame du Lac
Edward Sorin, CSC -- Translated by John M. Toohey, CSC, 1895

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1856

pg 290            Furniture of New York sent to Philadelphia $100; to 
             Susquehanna $20; to St. Mary's $50; lift in the house $808.75;
             subject to Mr. Devlin's estimate $60; in cash $130; in work $100, 
             from relatives of the children $50 equals $1318.75.
                  Paid travelling expenses of twenty-five persons going to the 
             Lake $382, FF. Granger and Shortis and M. Superior $100, ten 
             persons to Philadelphia $40, four persons to Susquehanna $25, St. 
             M. of Calvary to New Orleans $70, returned to pupils $60, paid 
             various accounts $175, to Mr. Devlin $513, second quarter of the 
             form [farm?] $425, different accounts at Mr. Devlin's $70, Empire 
             City $155, returned to postulants $48 + 200.  Brought down $300 + 
             2388.31.  In all $3632.56 advanced by Notre Dame du Lac or for 
             which it is responsible.
                  Such was the end of this establishment in which the Lake, 
             without having at all desired it, but merely in carrying out the 
             orders of Ste. Croix, was put to the expense of more than $800 and