The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03

him that hc must have the stone removed in q
Sow and dumped outside of Sandy Hook. \
contra tor desired to U.s. the Stone Tor Milling IN
Port Johnson hut the Health ON or refused his
consent. Tho Castillo must load from lightcrs
IN Quarantine, and The men who assist in ihr
londlng are to he dislnfcctcd before they IRE to
b. nllpwrd TO return to the city.
Mrs. Joseph Crlle. who was taken from her
homo a 10 Union court on sunday. aud
removed 20 Quarantinc. II having boon decided
that she had yellow fever. was not any better
yesterday Dr.. Vnndcrpoel who is watching
cnsc OF yellow fever, but pr. Jnnrway, Of tho
Board Of Health. thinks differently. have
no doubt at all. he said Yesterday That II Is n
genuine case Of yellow fever, and some Of tho
symptoms arc very bad. too. Her pulse WIS
far ,howeyer but there was not much else in
her favor. She Is delic9tc. and. undoubtedly.
49, In the Grand Lodge room Of the Masonic
Templc ast eyoning. large number ~ Grand
dent District Deputies. and Masters Of city
lodges met 10 take action for the relief Of
Deputy Grand Master; presided, The Presi-
dent read an address from Grand Master Ed
mond l.. Judson Of Albany to the state Lodges.
Mr. Judson entercdthe room as the reading was
begun, and he was aprnuded. Tho address
was made. 40 i read. TO those who never yet
when suffering and sorrow appeal for sympa-
thy and aid. subscription list WIS started
md 81 900 was subscribed. Contributions can
be- RENTED 20 Il. W. Gregory Satteree. Grand
Treasurer. Masonic Temple. New York City
who VIII transmit thom to the proper authOri-
mass Meeting under tho auspices Of the
fraternity Of Harlem " for the purpose OF de-
y,sing ways and mems toward doing their
share for the alienation OF the sufirrngs ~
those afflicted by the terrible scourge at present
prevailing In the South" was held in the Har-
lem Lodge room. at Third avenue and both
street About hundred attended. Eighteen
fratcrnites we're represented. DIR. A. \. Brock
way presided. The object u the meeting was
decided TO be to raise money not for Masons
solely. but for general distribution among those
Sick with tho fever. on motion Of Mr..
mas s' ad"peG H. p propdSed HAT ons 0ne ey
more entertainments in Harlem be arranged
| by general committee. He was sure
that no artist musical or dramatic. would re-
fuse to give his or her services free Of charge
for such purpose; therefore. the money taken
could issue tickets Immediately and the money
executive heads Of the fraternities represented.
with three deputies appointed by themselves.
DR.. james Thous Taylor. now OF this city. but
formerly physician with largo practice in tho
he will tender his services TO the Relief Conn
m,uce; pr. TAYLOR pays all his own expenses,
d.: &, neaief VIII sysr ihs receiiis Of nIi
| North River. on Wednesday.
Ths boxes and choice seats at tho matinee
b.. sold by auction on the stage at Z. VI. today.
Treasurer Morgan iag Of H. ChaW9er 4 Com
dicrbil, contributcd 500, ana William Asior
Tho Sisters II s.; Mary having established
! made orphans by the yellow fever. reqii. II
! donations u chdrcn's cast or clothing. The
! Sisters OF the Stranger. Winthrop place, and
! s Sherwood. Treasurer Of tho Church 81 the
Stranger l.ls0 Broadway, will forward free OF
| expense offerings sent 10 them.
The following contributions have been made
IN tho several places named: Now London
| Conn. $500; forwarded 90 Nicksburg: Jersey
| City. yesterday. $40; Morrlstown, y. j.. two
churches. $500 Philadelphia, ycsterday
s2il6.15; total. 1913 S3505 distributed yestcr-
day. ~ 500 to the Howard Association Of New
points $4,000 to Memphis 81 500 to vlcksburg
| The photographers have subscribed tl75 for the
| Southern Operators In Brooklyn. total sub
| boxes, s74l.i5 Newark. y. j.. t53l.5o. Roches-
| ter y. Y, in all. $500. Augusta. Ga. in all
Kalamazoo. Mich, 1900. Sayannah Cia.. in all
$500. Pittsburgh. Pa. In af;sli .622.
A musical and literary entcrtainment H. TO he
| copal Church brooklyn. on Thursday evening
for he benefit Of he rellow fever sufferers.