The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-28


yellow fever at noon yesterday. Eight OF the
deaths took place on Wednesday and TWO on
Thursday.
FRIDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., October 27-l2 NJ.
Ten certificates Of death from yellow leVer re-
''''eu 'iD'' 'a'' ''p ROBERT LEBBY, n. D..
City Registrar
The following memorandum gives the age, resi-.
dence and nationality OF the deceased:
One white male, aged Is years and month,
died October 25 native OF Charleston, resldlng
at No. II State street, resident OF the city lof 10
one white male, aged a5 years, died October Is,
q native OF England, residing in Market street, 8
resident Of the city week, mariner D. occu-
patton. ,,,,
died October 25, a native Of Charleston, residing
in Borgard street, resident OF the City years
and months.
one white male, aged 81 years. died October 25,
"a native of Hanover residing in Radcliffe street,
a>resdent OF the city years, grocer oy occu-
patton; ps v,,,e male aged 90 years died October 25
a native Of New York, residing at NO. SoS MeetlDg
street. a resident OF the City year.
one white male aged IS years. died october Is,
a native Of South Carolina, residing at NO; AZ
Smith street. resident OF the city year, plan
one white male, aged 2s years, died october 25,
anative OF Indiana, Inmate OF City Hospital
One colored male, agei years, died OCTOBER
25, native OF Charleston, resident OF the CITY
3years.
a native o. charleston, residing at No lSo 81.
Philip street, q resident OF the city 10 years.
One white male, aged years and 10 months,
e1ked october 2e, naive CT Charleston. residing
n Wharf street, a resident Of the city years and
10 monthe.
Besides the above, the following certificates
have been received since last report:
One for anassrca, dated October Is; two ior
typho-malartal fever, datel october %; one lor
congestion OF BRAIN daied October 70; one lor
still.birth, dated October rs.
Howard Association.
The regular weekly meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Howard Association was held
Yesterday at the Market Hall, President James b.
Taylor in the chair.
The bills Of D. A. ANIME for $40 and Of the Cou.
rier ONCE for ss7 Is were ordered to be paid.
The letters Of application for membership from
Messrs william Roach and William Hutson Lee
were read, and the rules having been suspended,
the applicants were Immediately elected.
The following contributions have been received:
"a widow on her soth wedding day." s25; Messrs.
Wilcox Gibbs. Of Augusta, $50; anonymous
check, for $50; Mantoue 4 Co., check for $2b;
R0DerL TOmlnbOu, 61V, u. a., 3Ao, euo oAoAJ
NOUS, IS. The treasurer was directed to scknowl-
edge the same, and return the thanks Of the as
ISOLATION to the donors.
The state Of the funds Of the association having
been brought under consideration, the board
adopted the following resolution, which we earn.
estly commend to the attention OF our citizens,
who cannot refuse their aid, according to their
means, to 80 noble o cause:
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
CHARIRsToN, October q, 1871.
At q regular weekly meeting Of the executive
committee Of this association, held this day, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the continued demands upon
the Howard Association, make 1t necessary ior
us to appeal directly to the public Tor 1unds
Our immediate necessities are pressing, ana we
feel assured that It is only necessary to make our
wants known to receive prompt relief
:, Resolred That the above resolution be puo!lsn.
lsd In the NRws and Courier, on Saturday and
Monday morning next
From the minutes.
GEORGE 8. PILzER, NJ D., Secretary.
JAMES q. TAYLOR, President
The reports Of the directors Of the various
wards were then read and show q large increase