Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-31
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Number sick, 81; yellow-fever, Il; nursed by
association, SO; died, 3; new cases, 5.
District No. Be. B. Foster, visitor:
Number sick, Is; yellow-fever, At; nursed by
association, %; new cases, IS.
District No. 4-Stoddard and Rogers, visit
ors: Number OF sick. 80; yellow fever, go;
nursed by association, Il; new cases, s.
District No. 5-Holt and NJ 'Callum, visit
ors: Number of sick, 159; yelow-t fever, no;
nursed by association, $50; convalescent, q;
relapsed, g.; died, z; new cases, 81. Mr..
Al 'Callum reports that having been delegat-
ed by the association to attend the burial of
w. j. Smith, sjr., son of General w. j..
Smith, he was unable to devote any of the
afternoon to his district, consequently the re-
ports from the fifth district are incomplete. |
DIR. Boggs, who was assigned to duty in
the third district In place of Mr.. Ed Mans
ford, Frustrated Thursday, had not filed his
report up to ten o'clock last night.
a number of male and female nurses were
at the Howard rooms last night, to supply
applications during the night.
NEW MEMBERS TO THE HOWARD AssoCIA-
TION.
The following gentlemen were elected to
membership by the Howard association of
Memphis yesterday. and have already entered
upon duty: S. NJ. Jobs, John L. Moss, S. M.
Anderson, Fred Cole.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
A. Sanfer & Co., box IS, station A, New
York, $25; Jackson O'Hara, 1913 Church
street, New York, s25; Randle, Heath &
Liyermore, city, $50; citizens of York, Pa,
800; w. R. Quarles, treasurer, Richmond,
$3.50; Second Presbyterian church, Bloom
ington, ILL.,, $61; Young Mems christian as
soclatlon, Michigan City, Mo. SI73 go;
Henry W. Smith, cashier of the
Commercial bank, Martins Ferry O., S57;
Detroit Free Press company, Detroit, Mich,
800; Z. c. Backus. Petrolia, Pa, $50; First
Presbyterian church, Washington, Pa, 500;
Moore, Keokuk, S.; S. w. Dunscomb, Rus
selIvilIe, KY, s25; J. D. Anderson, Nash
vile, 5000; collection by Thos. Brooke. Des
MONIES, $40; Plymouth Congregational
church, Des MONIES, 81; First Baptist Sab
bath school, of Des MONIES, Iowa,
So; citizens of Glasgow, Kentucky,
S85 so; citizens of Tiskilwa. Bureau county,
ILL.,, SOL; Cash." Council Bluffs, Iowa. 50;
"a Few Factory Hands," Chicago, So %;
Lizzie L. Carpenter (ten years old), Louis
will, Kentucky, 81; Simon n. Jones, Louis
vile, Kentucky; one dozen bottles Of Crab
Orchard salts; Society Vorwaerts, Denison,
Texas, $50; Friends Covington, Ken
lucky, $50; Sam Werneth, Quincy, illinois,
$40; corporation of Florence, Alabama, 5000;
citizens of Florence, Alabama, $48 SIS; Church
of the Advent (EpiscopaD, Cincinnati, Ohio,
500 As; Daisey ,Johnson's collection, through
Hop Johnston, $50 Is: K. Il. Wilbur, mayor
of Omaha, Nebraska, $1,000; w. D. A. Math-
ews, superintendent prison department
Bethel, Chicago, $21; citizens of Washing
ton, Georgia, $134 80; Mrs. M. E. Blaine,
Brunswick, Georgia, lot of wines, and
sundries; AN unknown FRIEND" Athens,
Tennessee, 81; Howard association, Norfolk,
Virginia, $500; citizens of Foxburg, Pennsyl
vauia, $105; C. C.. Davis, yellow-fever nurse,
from GadsdeD, Sc; Hebrews of st. Joseph,
Missouri. 500; Colonel Jilson, P. johnson,
Maxwell house, Nashville, $25; Captain T.
81. Arnold. Bufordsville, Virginia, through
W. D. M'Callum, S.; Nj jor B. W. Arnold,
Callum, SIS; Rock & O'Neill, publishers Dis.
patch, Plttsburg, Pennsylvania, $3.50; How
ard association, Little Rock, Arkansas,
$40 Is; Wilburn wagon company, Toledo,
Ohio, 5000.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO CITIZENS RELIEF COM
TEE YESTERDAY.
Henry L. Pierce, mayor of Boston, Mass,
through WV. Thatcher, cashier, $1,000; VIM.
Bowles & Son, Memphis, through S. 2. Read,
cashier, 800; R. M. Drake & Co., Memphis,
$25; w. A. FARES, amount collected at
Louisville, Ky, $33; F. P. Gracey, Ciarks-
vile, Tenn, through Colonel L. D. Nj Ksick,
S25; NJ. B. Trezevant, Memphis, 81; Colonel
Jilson 2. johnson, proprietor Maxwell house,
Nashville, through John q. Lonsdale, jr.,
$50; S. Il. Dunscomb, Memphis, S25: L. b.
Irrelevant, Memphis, SO; DR.. J. P. Boone,
family and guests at Withe Depot, Tenn,
So; VIM. H. Schieffel1n & Co., NY, through
Fahren & Kleinschmidt, S25.
JOHN q. LONSDALE,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee. Office,
Planters Insurance Building.
PHILADELPHIA, August 80, 1873.
John g. Lonsdale, Treasurer Citizens Relief Com
mittee:
Sent by express to-day FIVE hundred dol
lars. More to follow.
q. n. JUDAH,
s. VENDIG.