Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-04

District No. 5.-W. D. M'Callum, visitor:
Number sick, $50; yellow-fever, not esti-
mated; convalescent, "a; relapsed, l; died,
g.; new cases, z.
District No. Fired Cole, visitor: Num-
Der sick, q; yellowfever, 20; nursed by asso-
citation, 20; died, 4; no new cases.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE YESTERDAY.
Philip F. Brown, proprietor of Blue Ridge
springs, Va, sends $3.50 from the following
parties: Gross receipts (no expenses) of an
entertainment given by his guests, in which
Mrs. J. w. Fowler was chairman, assisted by
Mrs. John Norton and Mrs. E. A. Scaif, all
of Memphis, $l05, Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis $40,
by lady visitor $40 4, Philip Brown lpropr!e-
Lizzie Thompson, st. Louis, net receipts from
an entertainment given by herself and little
friends, SIS IS; Fourth national bank, w.
c. Mcclure, cashier. $25; A. w. Newsom,
Montgomery White Sulphur springs, through
James A. Newsom, $25; Bellaire lodge, No.
Cowen, Sheets & Co., $25; J. Pierpont Nor
gan, treasurer New York chamber of COM
merce, through Drexel, Morgan & Co., $1,000;
E. S. Douglass, secretary st. Louis, through
M. L. Meacham & Co., $50; Henry l.. Pierce,
mayor, Boston, through w. w. Hatcher,
cashier, $1,000; r. d. Goodwin, White sta
ton, Tenn, $25; John D. Anderson, chair
man, Nashville, $3.50; L. Hill jr, proceeds
of entertainment at Covington, Tenn, 80;
J. ]. Street, Orangeburg, S. c., 50; Addison,
Clarke K Bro Baltimore, amount contributed
by themselves and friends, sent through DIR.
S. R. Clarke, 800; Ed Aschermann 4 Co.,
Milwaukee, gave through g. A. Eckerly 4
Bros. 800, instead of $40, as was stated In
JNO. G. LoNsDALE, JR.,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee
CoMMIssARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CTTI-
zENs' RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Contributions received at the commissary
depot, 81 Court street, September Sd: M. l..
Meacham & Co., casks (2O66 pounds) bacon;
NJ Tharp, Coliierville, Tenn, l barrel sugar,
2 coops chickens; citizens relief committee,
Cincinnati, Ohio, so cots and 40 pillows, part
of 300 with equipments yet to come; Knox
vile foundry and machine company, Knox
vile, 10 sacks -four and half sacks flour
contributed principally by employees of same.
]. C. MACCABE, Commssary.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HOWARD AssoCIA-
TON FUNDS, MONDAY.
Donations, September LIST and I'd: James
Leffel & Co., Springfield, O., 500; citizens
of Augusta, Ark, SIP 35; citizens of Selma,
Ala, $50; citizens Cheyenne, Wy, $l68 SO;
Liverpool, England, through j. b. Latitte d
Co., $3.50; Relief committee, Steubenville, o.,
1886 Is; Disabled soldiers, Dayton, o., $3.50;
citizens of Dayton, O., ,$75 IS; citizens of
La, IS; Jewish Y. F. relief fund, Louisville
KY, 800; Merchants of Rockdale. Tex, $50;
Mayor of Boston, $1,000; Mrs. Belle Rice,
$50; Officers & Pusey, Council Bluff, Iowa,
5000; Father Matthew society, by Father
Walsh, $75; S. E. Seger, Quincy. ILL.,. 5000;
w. III. Davis, Newark, g., $50; Employees 5.
and .. railroad, Birmingham, Ala, S33;
Mite box Adams express, Baltimore, $50;
L. Overman SO, ]. Rosenbaum $17 so, Mite
box Southern express IS, I. o. Toy company
shop SO so. all of Raleigh, N. G.; J. E.
Jones, treasurer, Macon, Ga, 5000; citizens
of Osceola, for Grenada, $37 IS; Chapter
No. 9. R: A. NJ. Batesyille. Ark, $74 50;
railroad employees, Paducah, KY, $50;
citizens of Alexandria, Va, for Memphis,
$50 Is; for Grenada, $50; S. Levy, Aliens
vile, KY, 800 and 3 brls. -four; Royal In
surance company, agency at Louisville, KY,
800; Decatur, Ca, through Patlllo, $26 30;
and employees Alabama insane hospital, Tus-
caloosa, Ala, $51; Astor house, New York,
proprietors, 800; mayor of Manley, N. Y,
S35 10; employees M. and M. railroad, Mont
gomery, Ala, $86 80; citizens of Wheeler,
Ala, $5S; citizens of Chamois, Mo-, $5l;
citizens of Sigourney, Ia, $22 80; employees
National tube-works company, M'Keesport,
H., SIP 25; citizens of Otterville. Mo,
$55; citizens of Montrose, Mo-, $50 70;
Banks & Brother, GAINESVILLE, Ca, IS; Milton
Blocker, Olive Branch, Miss, So; citizens of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, $242; citizens of Monticello,
Mo; $40; Ladies of Bloomington, ILL.,, bar
rel supplies; Third Presbyterian church, Gin
cinnati, $50; Citizens of New Albany, Ind,
for Memphis $3.50, for Grenada 800; Mutu-
al lodge, No. II, $25, Centennial lodge, No.
40, 80, Phantom lodge, No. Is, $40, Lex
ington, KY, through J. B. Wilgus & Co.;
Tootle, Livingston & Co., Sioux City, Ia,
800; D. Pingray, Durant, Ia, 80 rs; citizens
of WATERFOWL, Wis, 800; Ladies' beneyo-
lent association, Stevens Point, Wis, 1888 SO;
Shaurette lodge, No. go, Stevens Point, Wis,
80; firm of Shelbina, Mo, SIS; Blake,
Watkins & Co., Chicago. Is boxes crackers;
citizens of Tazeville Courthouse, Va, for
Grenada, 81; citizens Of Carlisle, KY, SIS;
officers and employees of the Illinois asylum
s: M. Collins, Springfield, H., $40;
Atkinson, Kas., SIS; Hebrew ladies' society
of Atkinson, Kas., $25; DIR. G. S. Coleman,
Dallas, Texas, case of sulphur springs water;
a friend, Shannon, III, 81; citizens Of Pal
myra, Mo, $133 Is; Isaac johnson, Woes
w. A. johnson and A. 81. Keller, Tuscum-
bia, Ala, $3.50; w. c. Collier, Murfreesboro,
Tenn, from citizens, 5000; guests and pro-
prietors of White Sulphur Springs, Va,
through N. Hill & Co., 800; citizens COM
mittee, Cairo, 500; young mems associa'
treasurer, $4,000; John H. Rochester, Roches-
ter, N. Y, 5000; Central bank, through H.
r. Fullerton, mayor of Pittsburg, Pa, from
Parker City, Pa, $164; Z. j. Mitchell and
]. " Reed, managers, Jacksonville, Ind,
$147 SIS; Rollins, Whithers u Co.,. Norfolk,
Va, one carload of ice; Murray, Nelson &
Co, Chicago, ILL.,, $1,000.
Snrltp a
som, Montgomery White Sulphur Springs,
Va, $25; R. w. Bengee, Cumberland Pres
byteaian church, Athens, Ala, $40; Wood
ruff & Co., city, $25; Henry Krebs, Coving-
ton, Tenn, SIS; G. c. Hyne, ms. Monitor
fTnd ST. s6 80 ~ u ms%% Rg WI Mea M
vile, Pa, 800; G. M. Neel, Pine Bluff,
Ark, 800; j. M. Hammett & Co, Hunts
vile, Ala, $12O; Daniel Pratt gin company,
Prattville, Ala $500; John w. Howe & Son,
Carrollton, KY, $3.50; NJ. L. Meacham & Co.,
sugar and tea; unknown, through the Nation
al State bank, Burlington, Iowa. $40; citi-
zens Of Appleton City, through 81 w; Grant
ley, $50; Mayor of SedalIa. Mo-, through
Geo L. Faulhaber, mayor, $3.50; John w.
Thomson, mayor, Davenport, Iowa, 81 Sc;
Leonora NJ Fllkins, Los Angeles, Cal, $50;
J. Nottingham, Covington, KY, 800; A. J.
White, treasurer relief association, C!eve-
land, Tenn, 800; Editors and business de-
paftment OF banner, at NasnfliIe, Tenn
81; E. G. Whlres & Co., Metropolis. ILL.,,
brls flour; Dosie Lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W.,
through General w. J. Smith, $50; citizens
of Boone, Iowa, through W. J. Smith, $57 SO;
Avery, Voolfolk & Co., Maberly, $3.50.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The following were the receipts yesterday
for the benefit of the knights of Honor suffer-
ers: w. w. Stephenson, reporter FARMLAND
Lodge, No. 533, Jonesboro, Tenn, $25; R.
A. Ormar, s. treas. Chautaukue Lodge No
48, Jamestown, N. Y, $50; E. P. buchanan,
reporter Gallatin lodge, No. 367, Gallatin,
Vile, Wis, through ]. w. Childress, g. d.,
$25; J. M. Maurie, d., Dickson lodge No.
IA, Dickson. Tenn, SIS; w. II. Wesley, re-
porter West End lodge, No 124, Nashville,
Tenn, $32 Is; B. K. Pullen, Z. r. Peabody
lodge No 1913, Trenton, Tenn, $50; H. w.
Clark, Relief lodge No. 163, Knoxville,