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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held regular
meetiBgto7day.
A communication from Treasurer Fratz,
relative to the present arrangement of day
and night wachmen at the Courthouse for
the guarding of the Treasury, and request
ing That instructions be issued to the effect
that the day guards relieve the night watch
at such time that there will be no interim,
as existing now between reliefs, was put on
file.
The bid of R c. Philips & Sons to refloor
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-Tammany's defeat is
overwhelming in this city, and Cooper is
elected Mayor by probably 10000 majority.
Both parties claim the Court of Appeals
Judge this morning
The Tribune furnishes the following
figures: Republican majority in the Senate,
g; Republican majority in the Assembly
(esrimated), so; estimated Republican ma
jorty on join ballot, SO. The last Assembly
stood, Republicans, 65; Democrats, 60; In
dependent, 1; Greenback, /; Working
men, l.
New York, Nov. GO P. M.-The Repub-
licans gain two Congressman in this city.
Those elected are as follows: Muller, Tam
many; Einsein. Republican; McCook, Re-
publican; Wood, Tammany; O'Brien, Anti
Tammany; Morton, Republican; Cox, Tam
many. The gains are Einstein and Morton.
The Republicans gain four, perhaps five
Assemblymen. In the vacant State Senator.
ship, in the place of John Morrisesy, the
Republicans claim small majority for
Thos. Murphy, but it may require the Of
fetal vote 10 determine. 1t is believed, but
not decided fully, that the Anti-Tammany
Democrats and Republicans will have ma
iority in the Board of Aldermen.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-In this city
lwenty-six wards out of thirty-one show a
Republican gain of 8,166, and Republican
majority of 1906. In the First Congress
sional District H. H. Bingham Republican,
is elected. In the Second District Charles
IO'Neill, Republican. by 1929 majority. In
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
QUEBEC, Nov. 6.-Michael Farrell was yes
terday convicted of murder and sentenced
to be hanged January 11th.
New YORK, Nov. 6-Mrs. Rafferty, was
yesterday murdered in her house, at Pater-
son, N, J. Supposed to be the work OF
tramps.
LONDON, Nov. GA Norwegian whaler
from the Arctic Ocean reports that she was
boarded by two piratical Russian schooners
off Nova Zembla, and robbed of everything
portable.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Washington Thomas,
formerly wealthy stove dealer of this
city, who recently failed, suicided by
hanging this morning. He became de-
spondent over the defeat of Tammany,
as his appointment TO political position
depended on Tammany success.
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Assign nlleRAts.

NJ w. Van Outeren & Co., who keep a
sample room at No. 101 West Fifth street,
called the "House of Lords" made an as.
signment to-day in f. Or of their creditors
to Eugene Pannenburg.
John A. Brockhof grocer at 203 East
Pearl street, made an assignment to Henry
Hemmelgarn.
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New YORK, Nov. 6.-Alex. Smith, Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the
Twelfth District, died suddenly at his home
last evening before the close of counting
the votes, which resulted in his election.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Serenoding tho New Mays

Serenading the New Mayor.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Nov. 6.-At II o'clock last
night Grafula's Band, with thousands Of
citizens. serenaded Cooper, the victorious
Anti-Tammany candidate for Mayor.
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An Indiana farmer wanted to borrow a
gun from neighbor for the purpose of
killing some yellow birds in his field of
wheat, which were eating the grain. His
neighbor declined to loan the gun, for he
thought the birds useful. In order to satisfy
his curiosity he shot one of them, opened
its craw and found in it two hundred
weevils and four grains of wheat, and these
four grains the weevl had burrowed.
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A grandson of the Van Writ who helped
to capture John Andre in Tarrvtown is a
hack driver at New Rochelle. Mr.. Potter
M. c., has been interesting himself to get a
pension for this man. The Government
gave his grandfather sum of money and a
farm, but the family have fallen into pov-
erty
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HAMILTON DISTRICT.

In the case of Jonathan r. Bannell and
others against Thomas B. Mallene, in which
there was petition in error to reverse a
judgment of the Court below against the
plaintiffs, who were judges of the election
in Carthage in 1876, and rejected the vote
of the defendant, the Court affirmed the
Judgment.
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In the divorce case of Matilda ChristoH
against John Christof where another ap-
plication had been brought by the defend
ant against the plaintiff, the Court found
that the plaintiff had failed to make out
case, but that the defendant had, and de-
cree was granted accordingly.
The case of Catherine Eggers, before Judge
| Avery, asking for divorce from her hus-
band, John Henry Eggers, is in progress
PROBATE
The will of Moses d. Farmer was admitted
to probate. H. H, Smith WAS appointed
executor.
Thomas Murphy, disorderly conduct, dis
missed; J. b. Shinn, sending letter. etc,
continued to S;h inst; Andrew Golfer. re-
sisting officer, continued to 18Th; Harry
Benton, Ed Kousheinl, VIM. Mitchell and
| Albert DIETRICH, defacing store, dismissed:
Rudolph Burgheinl. harboring vicious dog.
dismissed; Louis Bibbert and Jacob Stale,
/ committing nuisance, $25 each; Charles II.
Deters, assai!lt ard battery, dismissed: John
Holmes, known thief, 30 days, FraEk Nniha
petit larceny continued to November Sth:
! Mary Lippincctt, same, continued to No
vember 7lh; Ed Burback, same. $50-3n:
Elizabeth Valentine, same, continued 10
November 18th; Thomas O'Rourke, drunk
enness. continued to November 8th; Dora
Meyer, same, 5000; John Hays. same 50
DAYS; John Mcintyre, escaping prison,
$0O0-20
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DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Three hundred towns
and precincts heard from. Croswell, R.,
for Governor, 39,342; Barnes, D.. 1884,
The Republicans gain twelve Assemblymen
and two Senators, and will have a majority
on joint ballot. Milwaukee County cleo s
the entire Republican ticket for the first
time
CHIcAGo, Nov. 6.-Michigan has gone Re-
publican by an increased majority, electing
all the Republican candidates for Congress.
gain of |,
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Meager and scattering
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
JEFFERSON DAVIS ON NORTHERN
AID.

Tho following 10 an extract from a letter written py
Jefferson DAVIS from his home at Boauvior, not lar
from Now Orleans, TO friend in New York few days
boiore tho death oil his son. II only shows the
hopefulness OF tho man In regard the checking Of
the yellow fever but proves that less bitter
ieeling In the South toward ths North to-day tnan
there year ago.
rhe timc Is at hand when frcst may be expected at
Memphis, and the effect II produces has usually been
for several degrees OF at udc south o the place
where ~ occurred. We are here surrounded by lever
the circle steadily narrows, but my residence is SO
isolated tnat may farly hope not To be invaded
the Infection. The disease, however, mas ms year
some chsiscerstios hitDerto aud So nsr-
ing aud Is more general and severe than OF
any previous cpdcmc- The noble generosity OF inc
Northern people In tuis day OF extreme nliction
has been felt with deep gra,Itudo and done muro
Tor the OF which many uiy prate than
would many volumes OF rho lorical assursncc.n
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
COLOMBIA AND CENTRAL AMERICA

THB WRECKED sTEAMER oEoRaIA-FxvER Al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN GUATEMALA.
PANAMA. Oct Il, ls7s.
The steamer Salvador smiled from this port the
sth for inc Gulf OF Niroya TO render any assistance
posaibo TO tho wrecked steamer Georgia In the
oivsrs who accompany the expedition report tho hall
a. damaged beyond the possibility Of repairs a.
reasonable no attempt viii be made TO raise her
IL is Thought that what material machinery, cargo
&C. can 10 got at will BE- taken out ana the vesss
abandoned.
Carsnagcna Is visited by an epidemic In the form Of
malariai lever the character ot which has not been
satisfactorily determined by the medical meu. some
fatal cases have occurred and many are prosascd ~
tho disease. aN4
Ernest Dlecbman, the American Minister. arrived
In Bogota on the 10Th OF September, aud was 70.
cevsa by President rapJilio the 4th inst In Boz
gotta II understood that the mission - an important
one.
The general aoverumcns has granted . passns 70
Professor A. q. Boil for the tnvontion known the
telephone and also an exclusive privilege Tor nvs
years Tor the iDtroducton oil thit macnine into all
Colombian territory. a
Rai,road OF Guatemala Several miles have al
rsauy been cleared and prepared for grading, and q
mile or two Is now ready for the rats. Tue prevs-
lsncs OF just ~ present prcvents greater do.
monstraoD OF activity, but with the beginning Of tue
dry season gangs Of mon will be put upon each
t,3n the work rushed through IN a few mouths
the bark Zephyros, with mater al OF various
for work, Is expected at San Jose tue latter pars
of inns month.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

Score by Innings
Cub. 1s. I'd. Sd 4th. 5th 6fh. 7M Sth. 9th.
Eiya%sy ESa.1n;.... ...S 9 Q . : ) % @
Umpire-Mr. Sullivan, OF Alaskas Runs earned
Hudson, !; Fiyaw-y, 0. First base BY srrors-Hud-
son, 4; FIJI away l.. Total left on bases-Hudson, o;
Fiyaway, 6. Total base hits-Hudson, o; Fiyaway, s.
struck out-Huason, s; Fyaway, 0. Time Of game
ono hour and hty minutcs. Hnf b
ing been hit by the ball
Tho Hudsons, OF Brooklyn, defeated by the WI
tokas on the Capiiolne Ground by the following
scOre:-
Cl,o. lst 3D. Sd. 4ta. sl. etA. tn stn 9th.
W%osa.. MW1Sssn'..-. : : 9 9 SS-s
.Umpire-ME Ano0. Seorer-M. Wakefield. Runs
carnsd-Hudsons, l; Wtokas, l. FIRST base by
rors-Hudsons, p WIoKas, S. Total left on bases
Hudsons, s; Witokas, g. Total base hits-Hudsons,
s; Witokas, s. Struck out-Huds0ns, 3; WItokas, g.
Time OF gane-One hour anu torty minutes,
In an exhibition game ~ Butfao tho Chicagos were
Oeieatcd by ths BufIalos by score OF 2 ~ 0.
The game al Albany between the Providenos and
Albany clubs won by the former by score oil 5
to 2 saN 4.f. t sa Ga
tho games TO be played to-day arc as follows:-
Aiaskas and Hudsons, on the union Ground; Bunalos
aud Chloagos ~ Chicago; Bostons and Providence, Al
Boston, and Addieufs, OF Jersey CITY, and Arrowsets.
Of Rutherurd Park (coioredhs on the Ceniennial
Ground, Jersey City. The game on the Union Ground
between the AlasKas and Huds0ns, Is the nrst gamc
OF the tournament.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
FIRST DAY OF THE FALL MEETING At PM
LIoo-EvENTs, STARTERS AND POOLS.


LIco-EvENTs, sTARrEBs AND POOLS.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 21 1878
There are four events on tho programme for the
opening day at Pimlico. These are dash Of one
mile, the Dixie Stakes, trial stespcchass and two
mile heats. Tho following are the entries and average
OF the pools sold this evening, tho business done,
however, being light, owing TO tho uncertainty Of
actual starters aud the weights 10 be carried:- e4
Babcock's Genet Murray, 90 lbs, $40; McCarthy's
ventlator, lis lbs, $5 Byrnes Carrie Mac lis lbs,
S5; McMahon's Biondeli, los lbs, $5; Lorillard's
Guy, $5; Smiths Fincsse ally, 02 lbs, So; Daily
Brcs.' Patrol ia lbs. Davis Euterpe los lbs Dos
wells Sunlight, 92 lbs Ca0augh's Jet. % lbs. Reb
er's Lady Middleton, % lbs Bells franklin, e2 lbs. /;
Stearues' Farley, o. los tho Held, SIS.
u DIXIE eTAKBR #.
G. Lornrd's Duke Of Magepta, Ito lbs, 500; p.
Lorard's spartan. ITO lbs, $50; p. Lorillard's Gar
rck. Ito ibA, S20 G. Reeds Bonnis Wool l07 lbs,
$ll.
TRIAL sTEEPLE CHASE
Taylor's Lord Zatiaud, 153 lbs, SIS; Mann's Daign-
Gbney's Wild Oats, Jas lbs, $5 Reeds Disturbance
las lbs, $40; Daily B,othsrs' Lizzie D., So
TWO HEATS
DoswsFs Bushwacker, los lbs, $25; PuTysar 4
Co.'s Danichef 95 lbs 500; Staplos' Governor Nep-
tune 95 lbs, SIG; WeIch's Prnocton, l06 lbs. 81 !;
Davis Kenney, l0S lbs, So; Graham's W. j. Higgus,
los lbs Hyland's Edwin A., 106 lbs McMahon's
Bondell 1o5 lbA; Has Dick Sasscsr. 1Ol lbs; Bah
cooks john Edwards, 0. lbs. the field, So
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
UNION PACIFIC INSPECTION.
[Rx TELEGRAPH TO run HERALD. !

Iat OMAHA. Neb, Oct. q, 1878.
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., Quincy, Mass.; Gen
eral r. r. Buchiand, fremont, OHIO; George B.
Smythc, KeokuK, Iowa, and C. G. Housed, Omaha,
government directors OF The Union Paclac Railroad,
lett ior the East tonight They have just returned
from four months tour Of examination, stopping ut
the principal points, extending tncr visit ais0
Francisco Salt kake CITY aud Denver. Mr.. Adams
Others made voiuminous memoranda and examine cd
the management, route aud present conailion NIL
nutcy. tho result OF which would appear their
port the board 0i directors their meeting Bos-
Ion, December 5. lie declined TO anticipate the re-.
port by expressing any opinions
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
PEDESTRIANlSM.

Two walking matches came on yesterday at tho
Ravenswood Athletic Grounds. Tue first ovent, .
ten mile professional walk for SO. brought three
men 70 the scratch, Edward wigssl George }. Law
ami G. McCorkalL Wigsell won In 1h. 34m. l7s The
nsxt event seven-m,le handicap walk for which
fifteen started. CONSIDERABLE excitement created
toward The end Of tho walk Wy the action OF the
referee dsquulliying one Of the mon who aad boen
walking tar gait all tho time. In accordance with
the decision referee the stopped noting
man laps and thus excited tho indignation OF tho
laters ricnds The prompt Interference OF tho police
saved ugly row. Too waik was resumed ana
finally won by Thomas Cosgrovs In In. I'm. 32s.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
A SILLY SCARE.
SAVINGS BANK rHnoSoxp Br DzPosIToRs
DRAWING OUT THEIR MONEY!.

;
This city has boon greatly excited to-day In sonsc-
quence OF a run the savings bank, which appears
TO have bccn altogether causclssa All day long men,
women and children thsongsd the bank aud crewdod
tbs sidewalks about IT. waiting In long queue for
admi,tance MI tho doors closed ~ nvc o'clock.
During tho day tne bank paid out about $e5,ooo 10
ranging from SIS to $1,000. Its officers say
they arc abundantiy prepared with money 70 meet
every demand mp TO 4ls0000 day, " they could
handle much Ia setting deposiiors' accounts,
ana they expect renewal OF tns run tomorrow,
though coward the last tonIght only few appiicnnts
Tor their money were loft unpaid, and lew VINO had
drawn out their accounts In tho morning brought 10
back In the afternoon Tho January statement OF the
bank showed It's assets 10 be $3.50 2o2 80 and It's In
debtedness to depostors ,424 $50 " leaving sur
plus OF $780, CO., Al Iuvesigation this evening seems
10 show thai the original report oi the uns0undness
OF the Dank Was the misunderstanding Of a remark
about ar account transferred Tor couvenence 10 an
other city by person about changing his residence.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
ST. DOMINGO.

MORE REVOLUTIONARY ACTIONS THROUGHOUT
TIE ISLAND.
ST. THOMAS. Oct. Q, 1873.
Ex.Prssidsnt GonxalsS has arrived at Curacao with
hts suite. F
A revolution has broken out at Aqua. The Provis-
ional govern ment has sent forco OF 600
port which Is thought will be enough TO subdue It,
The port OF Aqua declared In sta,s OF blocxadc
and Capottlo 70 In the station to enforce the block
adc
The President Of the Supreme Court who took over
the charge OF Provisional President, has resigned
lowing 70 bis advanced age) IN favor Of the Secretary
Of State M 14
The olty Of St. Domingo is in perfect tranquility.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,

lftL ALBANY, Oct. q, 1878.
The report OF she examiners Of tho Mercantile Trust
Company, OF Now York, was received by Superin-
tsndent Lamb Saturday. rhe list OF assets is un-
changed since the report OF last December, except
that The pany has since acquired $780, 600 o the
stock oil Boston Safe Deposit Company. Iu tho
present report he excess OF liabilities 10
placed at $23, 400. That OF December stated the
liabilities to be So 266 956 73 oxccss oil assets
over liabilities xlI4 4ol OF. a#W eI.-0
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
HEAVY FAILURE OF yABMERs.

CrSciSxATI, Ohio, Oct. Il, 1878
Tho failure OF Frankin Henry L. sagls, OF Green
neid ONO, is tho heaviest that has occurred In that
seo,ion Tor yoaes. They owned ,hs largest farm In
Fayetts county. II oomprssd 2,2oo acres. Tho Arm
was 10 all appearance doing lucrative business A
meeting OF the creditors takes place at Chicotne TO-.
day The li.blties exceed $l20 000j The assets will
probably reach ten per cont The greater part of
their Indebtedness 10 tho heirs OF Jacob Stsrkoy.
former well known iarmor OF Green noid.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
:"
BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Durins the widespread financial panic OF tho fall OF
1876. which resulted aisastrousy to savings insti
tut,ons all over the county, ana whicn spread ike
wildnre along Third avenue In this city, the Bond
Street Savings Bank compelled 10 succumb 10 the
pressure oi popular dis,rusa The bsnw had the con.
adspce OF the German residents Of the cnst size OF the
city $500 Of whom deposited their savings there. the
total amount OF deposits being a. the timc OF me
failure sl.2s0.esS o.. Mr. wia 8 Paine was aD.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
MANUFACTURERS FAILURE.
[DY TKLKonAPH TO THE HERALD. ]
WHEELING. w. Va. Oct 81. !

WHEELING, W. We, Oct II, 1873
To-day the Bellaire Implement Works, Of BeIlaire,
Ohio, iaed for 500 900 The compauy's properly ana
that Of the stock khodsss individually have been
signed for tho bencnt OF Tho eompany's creditors
30 b. r. Cowen aud Il. q. Morgan. The combined
liabilities OF the manufactu urng company and each IN
dividnai member OF tho arm arc about sl00 900. Tho
works have been In exsscnce for six years. but since
the panic have been doing but verv little
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
rwuNrY-youu-HouR's WALK.

Nine young men dashed ON . twenty -tour-hou
walking match at the RINK In Newark at ton minutes
past ten O'Clock last night The prlze is
magnificent gold medal, offered by Mr. c. c.
Albright and Mr. Murray, OF Newark. and
Will be gwen 70 whoever makes the great.
number OF miles In twenty -tour hours,
tho testauts to walk OF run, as they please rho
nine contestants arc:-WiIlian Dorap, William An
Rcles, Winfield Scott, William Woodruff Thomas
Murray, william Paulin. Peter Murray, J. Tichenor
ana Charles @. Albright Doran and Albright were
tho layoritcs the start.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
FINANCIAL WRECKS.
SUSPENSION OF GRAIN EXPORTERS.

MONTREAL, Oct. p, 1878.
William dunn & Co., grain exporting merchants,
have suspended. rhoir liabilities not yss asccr-
taned. bat will be heavy. The Bank OF Montreal 10
largely reced, and Its stock ell three per cent on
the announcement OF tho failure. The autnoritios OF
tho bask state that tho liabilities OF william Guun
Co Will amount 10 hall o million, and thcrs ts
probability OF their financial difficulties being arranged
with 0ut tDeir going INTO insolvency
William Gum Co. paid all demands upon them al
to closing l,mc They admit that they 10 GnaRoia
dfcultiss but say that possibly the Bank Of Montrea
will carry them through.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

pointed receiver by Judge Landon. and when the
books ot the bank balanced the assets we're
deciarsd be $l,sl22s7 IS. The receiver went as-
tveiy 70 work to realize the securities, and
comparatively short time enabled to announce a
DIVIDEND Of nfty Ave per The books show that
since the failure OF the bank The following dividends
have been decared:-
Dipideads Per Cent
F,rsl-Decembcr 80 1876. -. IS s7os. 742 ~
seoond-septenosr %. lS17..... 10 la6. 625 6S
Thtrd-Oclober ~, l878,........ 81 $50 50
Iotsi. ......................... $90l, COS 90
Yesterday the bank commenced paying the third
dividend There was but little II any excitement
when tho bank opened, but II rapidly flied up. and
all day the line around the counters was kept up.
There Was instance in which man drew out
his remaining hve per cent about 81, 0S0 He has
ceved over $15 900 out OF bs account, which aggre
gated a. the time the failure upward OF $2l 0C0
The payment OF the dividends VIII con TN ue long
the dopositors keep Calling. The assets remaining,
according 10 the receiver, are as foiiows:-
Monclar, n. j., town bonds. 40 700 90
Woodside n j., town boEds. Is 600 90
keArney, N. j., town bonds. 5000 90
Thompson, N. r., town bonds. 10000 90
Shawaugunk, ". r., towL bonds. 1000 "
All et thcse town bonds have been repudiated, and
been brought By tho receiver, however, and Judge
Shipman. IN the case OF the town OF Thompson, do
cidcd n favor of the bank Tnc matter was appealed
70 the United states Supreme Court, aud Is yet in
abeyance Beside the bonds tn ere rs parcel real
estate al Riverside, suburb OF Chicaeo-a farm
winch tho bank loaned $50 000 seventy eight acres OF
Land, south oi Peekskiii, wei some foreclosure
suits on bonds ana mortgages suits against rus
tees ior dsdoiencies. t -
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

MI Easter won thv CUP but theTo befng q secObd
prize Tor those VINO had Killed nine out OF tho ten
birds the ties that lumber were shot or tho result
being tnat Messrs. Norris and McComss tied and al
vided the money, each having Killed niue birds out oi
the ten shot at
few matches were arranged during the aftcs-
noon bstwecn well known shots, which will come Oh
Coon after races are over.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
BASEBALL.

Tho gamc on tho Union Ground yesterday after
noon between the Flyaways. OF this city, and the
Hudsons, OF Hudson, was ono Of the most spirited
con,ests that mas been played on that ground this
soason. Following ID Tho scoro;-
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
YACHTING NOTE.

Steam yacht Ocean Gem, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Adrian Isc-
lin, pu, into Charleston yesterday Tor harbor she
Is bound 70 the Florida coast
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
cuArrANoooA's APPEAL. roE AID.

CuATrANooGAs APPEAL FOR AID.
From the Chattanooga Daily Times, Oct IL,
The following 10 the appeal 70 the general public By
the Relief Committee:-
This committee has finally and reluctantly been
compelled 10 cali tho country for aid For time
ChattansoHa expected immunity IRON yellow lover,
ana devoted itself 10 seading rsei eIssw here. Alter
ward, wnen the disease and the accompanying panio
and suspension OF business came, u was stit hoped
that contributors oil the cIy and the citizens,
with Tue aid ot teuis from the geyernment ana such
unsolicited contributions as might DO received, would
suince. We have nothing 10 compare with the suffer
ing OF our Dre nren IN the SOUTHWEST and tue lever
not deadly as formerly but Tue number oil cases
Is largely increased ana the call Tor aid to the desti
tute daily growing louder We md ourselves now
with only lew days money and supplies ahead,
ana demands on the treasury and the quartormaster
constantly increasing.
Money should be scnt 10 the treasurer. We have
ample banking iacIities anu iunds may be sent In
any manner most convenient 10 the senderB. Sup
plies snouid 10 consigned 10 the quartcrnastsr Wo
specially need competent nurses, anu invite suoh
como thoroughly recommended 10 correspond with
Us by telegraph. Ana we would request Howard as
soc,ations ana similar bodies throughout tue coun-
try tnat nave thoroughly skilled female nurses at
thor disposal TO telegraph US AZ once.
Ino Iatcncss oil the season assures US this can
hardly last many weeks, and prompt ard will DO
doubiy acceptable. u.h N NtN nf
Newspapers throughout the country please copy.
Signed w the officers OF Tho committee.