The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

captain j. w. Dunphy noted Fenian organizer, died
recently OF yellow fever in this city.
The inssrmsats yesterday numbered sxty-ssvsn.
Aid fer the SaGerers-Appeal Of the Kings
County Medical Society.
TO The PUBLIC
The committee Of the Kings County Medical Society
appointed TO take into consideration the propriety Of
holding public meeting - . means q procuring aid
for the sufferers from yellow fever In the SOUTH have
concluded that would b insxpsdisnt. Instead OF
pablo meeting they apes. 20 ,ss clergy and the
country has th.rs BE- such helpless suffering s.
over two hundred daily ID Galveston New IBERIA In.
dianoa, LAvaccs, LAGrange. niican, Huntsville, Hemp
rensso na mous.on oo,pcs Christi ana other
Orleans BY has, accounts It has reached Mobile. Ia
and the PROSTATE only leI For every hfy deaths
We hear OF 10 these places there two hundred
latter large soporton are strangers nom the North.
and forsigners OF recent residsnce-strangsrs on .
poverty stricken people, who have not the to take
care OF them, dying for the want Of nurses In prev
there such Distress because the people
could better afford the care OF all among them. The
existence for thirty has before had SO many
and such urgent calls for assistance No disease requires
nursing moro than yellow fever, and without tho pro-
liabilities or recovery are exceedingly small. Nurses
can now be obtained in New Orleans for $40 per week.
yet there are hundreds dying for the want Of
nurses Think OF ii. Twenty dollars will save human
life. A thousand times twenty dollars will save thou
sand human lives. Shall these lives be savedP Is .
question we would put to every member OF this comm-
nifty, and we know the appeal will not be In vain. In
the ordinary course OF climate the fever will prevail
until about the middle Of November. and the fate OF
Galveston where the fever has exhausted ITSELF awaits
many other places unless aid is forthcoming constant
and daily until the necessity Ready OF
immediately remitting money by teegraphic order is
offered by Messrz Spof0rd Tiest0n, 20 Broadway !;
Demas Barnes Co., II Park row Norton, Slaughter &
New York. From Brooklyn, to these firms daily -
Every member OF the Kings County Medical Society
Journey Burnham, IA Atlantic street; Champney 4
Smitten, 37 Fulton street. George Hannah, Historical
and Fulton avenues; James r. Ollf corner Fulton and
Vanderbilt avenues. 4 .-.''-..t
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We hayD 10 acknowledge receipt Of the following for
benefit Of sufferers by the epidemic at New Orea
Edward Delaed, through Alfred O. Post, $50; Dr.. j.
l. Banks, through Alfred C. Post, $50; j. B. vArnum,
$40; RADICAL Rep, SO; W H. IS; previously aefnox
the Galveston sufferers :Chares e. OHaru $50; g. ".
Hilman Co., $50: previously acknowledged S. 207
tota. $6,@7. SPOFFORD, rILESTON co.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The following collections have been made by A. d.
Grea FOR VI: Howard Association Of New Orleans and
New YORK Stock Board 81 900; SPOTS Hawk (st.
Nicholas Hotel 500: Samuel N. Pike Il Co., 500:
Mitchell, Vance Co., $50; Hartman Wallace, $50;
George A.. Boyce Co, s25; William Duryea (addi-
Dayton, $26; NJ. Knoedler iGoupil'sl SIS Union Ad-
ans s25; John vogs Co., $25; o. B. Potter, SIS; b.
w. Davis, $40; G.. d. Fredericks 4 Co., sio: cash,
So DO IS; total sl,SsS. Previously acknowledged,
NEW yOaK Sent. % 1897