The New York herald., 1876-09-25
YELLOW FEVER.

THE CONDITION or AFFAIRS II BRUNSWICK
SUFFERING FROM LACK OF FOOD ANE
NunsEs-AN APPEAL To THE pHrLASTHRoPIo
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept -, 1870.
There arc fewer cases of lever Brunswick to-day
than for the past three days owing TO lack OF new
material Deaths reported, seven The weather 10
much warmer to-day.
LACK or FOOD AND NURSES
There Is much suffering from lack OF proper food,
nurses &c. ns from the lever itself The sympathy
OF tho country being concentrated on Savannah CON-
paratvey nothing has been conc for Brunswick. Hun
dreds are suffering Tor lack OF the commoncst fooi
and there Will be actual starvation II help does not
reach Over halr the population ia down
with either bilious other evers.
THE MORTALITY REPORT OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept "a. ls7a
Tho to:sl number Of ,ntcrmcnrs to-day was twenty.
three, OF which eighteen were OF yellow fever.
NO ADDITIONAL CASES IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON s. C., Sept "a, 1876.
There have been no further OF yellow fcve
within tho last three days, aud the alarm about u haA
in great measure subsidcd
AN APPEAL TO THE KNIGHTS rzMPLAn OF ALA
BA%A.
EUFAuLA, Ga, Sept. "a, 1875.
Grond Commander s,h has to-day issued appeal
to all the Communicates o! Knights rcmplar OF Ala
bamn urging relief for Savannah aud Biubswick and
directing contributions to lie seat TO Hon Thomas
Hardcman, Grand Commander OF Georgia. at Macon.
AID FOR THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERS.
HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. -. 1876.
The fro and lifc insurance companies of Hartford
have contributed 100 Tor the relief OF tho yellow
fever sufferers of Savannah Ga and have Instructed
e,a No, oFs si,a ~,
AN APPEAL FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF TIN
BRUNSWICK BOARD OF HEALTH.
BRryswIcK, Ga, Sept. "a. 1870
To THE EDITOR HERALD:
The people OF Brunswick the greatest d,strcss,
there being 600 sick rcrc. The physicians are worn
out and there enough wcIl tn begin to nurse
the sick. Please aid ~ all IN your powcr
J. NJ. DEXTEs, Chairman Board oi Health pro tenn
APPEALS FOR HELP FROM BRUNSWICK.
To THE EpIroR OF THE HEnALp:-
Ireccived late yesterday evening. the following tce
grams from Brunswick, Ga. -
J. DIX NEurvILLE, President OF brunswick and Albany
Rairoad:---
Send US AID for the sulrcrcrs from yellow fever
T. f. DAVENPORT. Mayor Oi brunswick.
And from Colonel Schlatcr Superintendent OF the
Brunswick and Albany Railroad. the foliowing:--
Tho fcvcr 10 rfnl in brunswick and along tho limo
OF Tho railroad Twelve deaths two days and great
many very bad cases OF sickness. We want help
tnnn savannah IN proportion TO the number OF people
here. We want physicians, nurses, money and modi.
cincs.
viii you please CALL throu;h your paper the atcn.
ton Of tho public to this distressing state OF anarsf
The Savannah relef committees do iael authorized
TO give purt OF the collected any other
but the named In their call for hcp. Would 1t not
be we'll make appeal for the sufferers from yellow
fever without specifying the locality? havc at once
ordered by telegraph medicines TO be forwarded from
tho available city TO Brunswick. Tho popuia-
tion OF Brunswick Is about $500.
J. DE NEUFvfTLE,
President Brunswick and Albany Railroad.
All contributions Tor tho sufferers from yellow fever
at Brunswick Ga, received by tho undersigned, will
be Immediately forwarded
DE NEUFvlILE CO.,
No Is Exchange place, New YORK.