The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01
AN APPEAL FROM THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
IN NEW ORLEANS.

AN APPEAL FROM THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
IN NEW ORLEANS
FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
CORNER CAMP CLIO STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1873.
To The EDITOR HERALD:-
We have boon getting from tho city tho amount Of
$3.50 monthly but since juno the authorities have
not been abIo TO give anything to any OF the instu
tons. This has been u great loss to We receive
donations, but those who formerly helped US have
left the city for the summer, they afflicted by
Tho yellow lover, and we cannot ask assistance Of
lhen.
dren nave had the yellow and two Of Sisters
One child dod The yellow lever did not make xp
pearunce In this asylum until september T. Some OF
our children have lost both parents by yellow lover
this year. IL you can assist In any way shall
sisTERs OF CHARITY
TWENTY-FIVE ADDITIONAL DEATHS IN MEM
Pills DETAILS or CASES REPORTED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 80, 1878
The weather is warm and sultry. AT the Howard
Association Headquarters great activity prevails and
nurses are being sent to Paris, Masons Grand juno
hon and Lagrange, Tenn, and fernando, Miss
L. X. Levy, a volunteer from Chicago, fell sense
less at the Peabody Hotel entrance ut noon to-day
hts condition Is extremely critical
Nurses here were furnished Tins morning 10 Mr.. NJ.
W. Rediord, Mrs. A. j. Roach, Mr.. Pcarcs and Mrs.
julia Morrow, who are among the new cases
ported
Rev Africa Bailey, noted colored divine died last
night.
Augustus sadler is reported to be In critical con-
Dr. L. T. Easley, volunteer physician from Little
Rock. Ark, died this morning at the Guy Hospital
child q Rev. s. C. Arnolu, local preacher oil the
Methodist Episcopal Church, dea this ing, being
the last oil ianiy oil seven who have TALON victims
to the plague
Twenty EIGHT deaths iron yellow iever have &C.
Cured during tho twcnty-lour hours ending a. six
o'clock ths evening
DIR. MiTcnELL DECLINES.
DIR. r. w. Mitchell, Medical Director O thu Hownrd
Association, To-day received tho following telegram
IRON John M. Woodwork. Surgeon General, Al WASH
ingion, ID. -
win you accept an appointment yellow Fever Com.
mission TO serve AT ones with Bcmis Of New Orleans and
travelling expenses Please roply Immediately, as must
Dr. Mitchell sent tho following reply:-
Thanks for tho honor but duty suffering people binds
mo here.
DEAD
since noon to-day II d. Clarke. treasurer of tho
Ciuzcns' Relief Committee; John u. Taylor aud
II. :. Kug, promincnt Masons; George Sutton,
foreman OF Hoist a. Brother, u1dertaKers, and
LOUIS tzapski, general boJkkeepor Of The Union and
Planters Bank, have died. John Condor taken
THE DEATH ROLL IN Neutrality-suspicious.
TYPE or THE FEVER ON THE INCREASE.
DY TELEGRArH 10 THE HERALD
yicKsBrRo, Miss, Sept. 80, 1878
There were eleven yellow lover intermon,s to-day
rs follows:-
isldorc Mayer, Mrs. James A. Fox,
Iohn hcluds, A. "a. Butler,
VI. L. Jordan, lgnalus O'Leary,
Israel hendel, W. j. McGInty,
Ionu Scanueii, Albert A. Piowner
Carrie Williams,
But one OF these was colorcd Tho fever Is still OF
the malignant typo ana tho death rate Is tho In.
crease.
ABATEMENT.
News from Greenvilie, Goodrlchs and Henderson
landings on the rIyer shows abatement In the
lever Sickness Is spreading in Delta, La, with q
humber OF deaths, out tue physicians are reluctant
10 pronounce ~ tho prevailing pestience.
1here have Ueen about nine hundred deaths In
VIcksburg TO date.
CHATTANOOGA MON UABY EEPoRT-pHysicIANs
MORE HOPEFUL.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 80, 1873.
Tne following Is The Official mortuary report Tor