Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-29

committe, upon the recommendation of the
respective wards.
The following are the ward committees,
with place and time of meeting:
First Ward-John L. Eichberg, John J.
Duffy, P. C. Kennett, A. Stevenson. Meets
every morning, from half-past eight to ten
o'clock, on Market street, rear of Renkert' s
Second Ward-D. F. Goodyear, E. Mar
shall, Rev. E. G. Slater, Henry Trobridge
Meets corner Main and Poplar streets every
morning from eight to ten o'clock.
Third Ward-W. p. Proudft, J.. C. Mac
cabe, Il. A. Grigsby. Vacancy to fill. Time
and place of meeting not yet fixed.
Fourth Ward-Thomas Randolph. III. L
Brinkley. Two, aud probably three vacan-
cies to fill in this ward. Time and place Of
meeting not yet fixed.
Fifth Ward-Hon. John League, Jane:
Cleary, ]. W. Alexander. Meets every morn
ing from eleven to twelve o'clock, Beale
street market.
siPth Ward-L. E. Wright, C. G. Fisher
Vacancies to be filed, and time and place Of
meeting not yet determined.
Seventh Ward-W. Z. Mcguire, w. A
Wheatley, s. 81. Coe, V. Chalmers. Time
and place of meeting not yet fixed.
Eighth Ward-Rev. DIR. Harris, c. F
Conn, S. M. Jobe, John S. Sailer, Captain
James Glass. Meets every morning from
eight to ten o'clock, 346 Poplar street.
Ninth Ward-A. T. Lacey, J. P. Crews, Jas
Lott. Meets every morning from eight to ter
o'clock, cornor Fifth and Looney street,
Chelsea.
Tenth Ward-W. J. Hobson, Geo. Wood
Vacancy to be filled, and time and place Of
meeting to be determined
Committee will endeavor to employ physi.
clans soon as they can be obtained.
D.F. GOODYEAR. Secretary .'i('-- = 0--''i -i-'-'
COMFORTING TELEGRAMs.
PHILADELPHIA. August 20, 1873.
John g: Lonsdale, jr, Treasurer Citizens Relief
Committee
If needing funds, let the proper COMMITTEES
authorize US to collect.
j. G. JUDAH,
BOSTON, August 20, 1873.
Hon. Casey Young, Member of Congress;
Mayor PIERCE has thoroughly organized for
your relief, and the merchants cooperate
with him. Is the Howard association a de-
sirable and reliable channel for distributing
contributions? JOHN w. GAMBLER.
President of Commercial Club.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, August 20, 1878
Hon. Casey Young:
Your dispatch has been received. Mayor
Vincent has called special meeting of the
council tomorrow night. Springfield will
respond literally. VIM. SPRINGER.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, August 81, 1878.
Hon. Casey Young:
We will do what we can to aid you Aid
has already been sent to other points from
this place.
w. X. KNIGHT, Mayor.
CHICAGO August 26, 1878.
Hon. Casey Young:
Cots shipped tomorrow. The American
express takes them free, and asks connectir e
companies to do the same.
GILBERT. HUBBARD &
CovINGToN, KY, August 81, 1878.
Hon. Casey Young:
Had meeting last evening. Will do all In
our power. j. G. CARLISLE.
SHAwNEETOwN, ILL.,, August 27, 1878.
Hon. Casey Young:
Will proceed at once to raise help for your
suffering people. R. W. TowNsHEND.
TOPEKA, KS, August 81, 1873.
Hon. Casey Young:
We will take prompt action in behalf of
your suffering people. THos. RYAN.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, August 81, 1873.
Hon. Casey Young:
Our people sympathise deeply. Steps are
being taken here to furnish money for the re-
lief of your sufferers. The people of this
city and of the whole State will do all they
can to relieve the afflicted. w. F. sAPP.