The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

ls,dors Book. Peter Sclimusk.
Charles Hamilton. Dr. W. X. Hodges
John DAVIS Mr.. J. Hanson.
Mike Mayer Thomas Burrs
Mary Surtosy. Richard Muliigan
George Otto John McCoensy Groves.
Ellen Reagan. Mr.. bort Mckenzie
Mrs. Wray John Smith
Mira Rebseca Brown John Murphy.
Jonn Grimm Grant Denns Connolly.
Mrs r. Slarrett Nrs. Norris Strong
MIRA Maggie Dalton. An unknown man.
nary Daily. Mike Corngan.
D. Copisy. An uDknown male
Tony GRADER. Barney Clark.
Ellen Ryan c. c. Crosstte.
Mrs. Angelo PaHit Mrs. Sullivan.
Mrs. X. W. Mitchell Michael Cook Bailey.
Willis 'Sotttg. Mrs Austin
jennie Reagan, Julia z Lagucrrs.
Dr.. Ingalls,, John H. Wray,
jennie BowIeS r. A. Thompson,
Lulu Freedman, Matie Graham,
! -Raverlsy, Row. A. Thomas, lit
WINE Towssend, stolia widoerssr;
A. Ravener. a. Ravensll, at
Tredsfiek Gruspsyor. Mrs =. J. Fowler,
AMMO Dawson. Bcrte White,
James Wsldron, Lena N. Robertson.
An unknown woman. Mary d. Carues,
Miss Carrie Borner. Elizabeth Carlisle,
Mrs. Austen. Amelia Boiler,
Mrs J. Darby, John g. Muddy.
Laurie Snecd,
suGGEsrox 70 BuRN TEE DEAD.
The Citizcne' Relief Committee has employed Q
burial corps OF thirty negroes to assist the county IN
tertaksr and hts men, and }! has even boon
be buried more promptly NJ corpses are
known TO have lain unmarried tor forty-eight hours
revolving that people have nsd tho neighbour oods
and Is with difficulty that men can 10 hired 10 haul
Al. G. Cook, Howard visitor, was taken down this
mayor Flppln being sick with tho fever, Dr. u. y.
Goodyear. President OF the Common Council Is acting
4 false report has gone forth that ali the BANKS
wero about close. ON the contrary, all tho banks
are open and will remain so.
PROVISIONS MOST NEEDED.
In answer TO many inquiries from abroad az 10 what
ind m Ia
the Cnzens' Committee, states tnat salt meats and
nour are most needed for the des.tnse, who arc
arain upon the various relief organisations 10 very
great Tor. In addition - attending to the sick and
adjacent towns when have been promptly responded
PANIC At coLLIERsvsLLh
panic was caused at CoIliersvie, IN this county,
yesterday by the death Of Two citizens supposed to
have been caused BY yellow foveE The town has
ArrrALs TO All rHx cuAnrrABLr.
The following appeals represent somewhat the cor
AN ArrEAL TO rnr CIVILIZED wowLp ynon ruE FINANCE
ECoxnIrrEK or INV crrrssSs RxLrxv ASSOCIATION OF
..s sa TIA. enable: feed and
his appeal osl, msas " las; sSars%isy
give. people -. .s
" re. sr
cs
70 rnr Isp.rrrprxr orpxR opD FELLOWS, wnrnyso
DpvyRsrD:-
BRorRxas relief committee Of the ledger Of she
city OF Memphis say members Of believed Order IN
AnsfeA, In asswer TO- many isquirie. both By lei
ter and telegram. that In the midst
OF most fearful epidemic. the end Of which
%. own sesdl.s Their S.. hs1s s'sf.n.s
and died- We neea sympsshy and God alone knows
how sid In WOW Of the heavy drain upcn
have concuaod so s donations that
cur brctbrsn may In their gessoy SEED to ny order
pfthe committee.
L. y. BURR, Secretary. MARCUS JONES, President
70 BROTHERS A. d. u W.T.
Pcstilence death stalks Our
o.hers and their families are In great distress Many
have nothing-thsir wives and little suffer-
ing. Many have died. leaving helpless orphsna
Many now are sick, and but fow Of our broth
are left TO walt them. and tnose lew
noble and daring as they are, cannot stand Euek
onner. Onr means very limited Our officers
rome. Shall our appeal be In vsin Brothers, TO the
rescued some f,w responded freely. rhasks
yspstcus A brotherhood relief committee Is errAn-
lied g. MUNDfNGrK President.
- A. TAfLOE, Treasurer.
q. p. TATE. secretary.
y. Y. GOoDfEAR d. q. NJ ".