, 1873-10-13
The City Almost Deserted, and The
Funds Of tho Relief soCic-
tics Exhausted.
Chlcago's Grand Rally Tonight for the
Aid Of the Sufferers.

AT MEMPHIS.

hcar OF thom In different localiteB from those
heretofore reported. Tho disoaso IL now On
every street throughout tho city, and, although
everything possible IL boiug done to prevent tho
spread Of the contagiou, 1t moves dn rogardlosc
6t nll tho combined efforts Of our medical fra
tcruitJ, good adylco, disinfectants. oto:, etc.
The day hnB boon
UNUSUALLY QUIET,
but fow people appearing Oil tho streets, tho
larger portion Of tie community taking adyan-
tngo OF tho holiday. and leaving for brief rca-
pito in tho country. Those that remained hago
wandered through the streets like lost sheep,
nearching In vatu for breath Of mir untaintod BY
limo, carbolic acid or othor diHnfectant. All
THE nEL1Er. SOCIETIES
continue to be active In attending to the wants
OF their members.
Tic Masonic fraternity report but ono new
case to-day. hare buried five, and havo sick
nearly stxty. Their funds aro nearly exhausted.
Tho Odd Fellows hive buried fog to-day.
and bave largo list OF sick. Thor funds are
completely exhausted.
Tic Knights OF pythiaa make no reports, but
can be aoon at work. OF thoir financial coll
dItion could not learn.
The flromon havo six casea on hand and re-
port handsome donations from their brethron
throughout the country,
MEDICAL Ass1srANoE PRogFERED.
Mrs. Dr.; 4. Could Dra. ]. Murray Ryan and
Palmer, Of New York, arrived to-day. and ten- E
dered their services to tho Towards. WHO glad1y
availed themselves Of th-ir noble sacrifice.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ABROAD
being a holiday. To-morrow's report viii no no
doubt DO worry large.
THE DEATH LIST.
Tho disease Inns not been 10 fatal to-dny. Our
Board OF Health made the following re-
o'clock. Oct. II. 1878 G. A. McDouyal, 81 +
J. Buchanan NJ. Perry, 10 II. F. Goidbaun,
2si 2. McDonough. 10; Mary Werner, L. !;
Mrs; couness, a6 ]. I; Landlord a: Howe, 81 ;
Ftz a5 ~ Baohars a; Co. hen' E. wutors W rssfSf 10
Kato Grady, SO; Nora Sullivan, a Mary Egu-
moro, 1o; Rogers, 80; Minnie Hug1os, COL
&C., 3s neiss Ssao' ~ efsafs! 4!!'Es9 a.
sfs ss. Phoi T. E. kro, SS a,. $ss&s:ss. 5s%:ss
John Fenton, 50; Daniel J. scanlan. 81; Arthur
r. Howe. 20 Mrs D. J. Doporan, 35 j. t. Smith.
so August Roiger, 45; Mrs. 4. Furguzon, rs ;
1%en fn,sg Daley 25 ch1Fles a,, nsusnxer H.; 4a
Barton, Is Ida D. King, al George Lume 20.
a CHANGE or WEATHER
is an1louRly looked forward to, aud tho weather.
wiso predict frost by tomorrow night. Some
enteltain hopes Of slight froHt in The morning.
God grant It may soon come, aud be heavy
enough to kill vegetation.
Il. l.. HeBtou, or Nashville, sleeping-car con-
ductor on the Momphis d Little Rock Railroad,
died Of tho fever tu-day, ala q. Ca44i.llg Sulth,
Deputy uultad States district Attorney.
(3D tho Associated {,yess.l
MEMPHIS, Oct. t2.-TAo HtreoLs to-day woro
almost ent!ruly deserted: There wore ITO crowds
OF citizens going ~ mud from church, no peas-
ure vehicles, nuthiug but hearseA aud atten-
dantB Lying to tho cemetery aud as quickly re-
turning to receive another victim of tue terrible
scousgo. lilo ceremony OF burial has 1oug since
tcon hlorn Of itB solonn Formally. 10 meet
the demands for tue removal of the dead, UNDER
takora are required to move with celority more
becoming merchandise transports in the midst Of
the busiest seaHon. Occaaionnfly vehicle
containing the visiting g-commltteo Of the day Of
uome Roliuf Association was passed ut rapid
pace, but aside from thoBo tue city presented
MOST GLOOMY PICTURE
A perceptiblo change in temperature set in
about o'clock this afternoon, aud BY nightfall
gave promise OF troBt in tho event Of which a
pected, but fearful increase III mortality will
surely follow. 4 slight abatement OF tile dis
ease is manifest to-day, as but few new cases are
reported by the various committees, and but so
Yle following card from CommisBary Agent
Nealis, which appears in tao 4Appeat tomorrow
morning, explains as to Tho
DISPOSITION or SUPPLIES
furnished by President Grant, mud from private
sources:
U. s. .coMst1aeanr AND otT1zENs' Rs11Er Asss, /
NJ. ~ MADISON srREEr, MEMru1s Tenn. !
Wo have tusl relalBous for I'LL charitable !nHtitu-
hous III Shelby County for Vt least ono months
provisions, also a ordura from the Howard Asssca-
ton drawn III, also all urlers from the Relief
a Ss asn eef &sso
oation We nrG u recsps of two carloads q provis.
- Issdy Tor dsrbaon osy hsrs sate ut
ar;S;s u aSs'ss % i $s@
The following Ia the day
nErohT or THE KNIGHTS OF PYru1As'
Visitipg Committee: II. .. Roynoll, F. 8.
JukeH. 4. Human, and Il. Shultz couyaleBciug;
L. s. Hoston, died at a. IN. Mrs. Human aud
Twcody, better; aloran, doing we'll; William
Yaucy, bettcr; Miss Lucy Yancy down.
THE MASONIC HOARD or RELIEF
report that on Friday they buried tour. on Sat-
ternity-making thirteen III tho three days.
aud that the number OF cases under treatinont
and requiring constant attention is about
nt1ty,-an lncroase Of eight new cases since yes-
terday. The workers.n n the craft are physically
exhausted, their treasury exhausted, tho con-
tributed fund drained, and thomBolyos pension
era upon ths charity Of tho brethren through
out tho country, Thoy have assurance that
Fonlttanoes will be received from various lodges
tomorrow.
THE ODD rELIowa' RELIEF
Board report twelve new cases to-day, somo OF
whom, however, wore OF several days duration,
and Que found daad Wllon visited
by the Committee. This yotines former
statements, that thore are number Of
cascH occurring daily that aro not reported to
any Of the nocietioa for various reaho1B Que OF
tho most prominent III TINT in which flionds OF
the invalid seels to effect cure without tho aid
OF Doctor. The
1T, ANDREWS SOCIETY
buried one Of their members t,,-ay. Another
dlod during the tlay, anu they viii ioso another
Tonight. They. lAYe nov so4ne live or Xix cases,
Bonle Of which arc In fail WAY VI .GcOyory.
a rllyBIotAN lNrEH> lENEu.
In = conversation lotwutn d.. l.. +. Black
burn and ono of the Appfal reporters. the fo.ner
gave It AZ hih opinion TINT tho bacl-bous of tito
soourgo wnh brokon, aud that tho entire atalo-
1nont OF tho daease only nntter of time; that
largo number Of tho afflicted, With proper at-
tontlon, will recover, aud that fatality will not
nocossallly occur except III casos not properly
cared for. Anl0ng
THE DEATHS TODAY
Ia that OF @. Canning Smith, United statcs Com
missioner for tho Wpstpru district Of tenueenen