The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-17
YELLOW FEVER.
Death at ROh,s Hill--ReceiptS of the
Finance Com mittce - EnterIain-
ments Notes and News.

Finance Com mittee Entertain =
ments Notes and News.
Adam Detzel, deck-hand on the steam
er j. w. Gaff, was taken off that boat yes
terday suffering from the yellow fever, and
taken to his fathers residence, No. 80 East
Front street. The Health Officer was I'M
mediately notified and ordered the patient
sent to Roh's Hill Hospital where he died
at 10 O clock last night.
FINANCE COMMITTEES RECEIPTS,
The following additional sums are ac-
knowledged by the Chairman of the FL
nance Committee of the Cincinnati South
ern Relief Committee:
Received through Mayor Moore: From
the Home Circle, by VIM. Gowrie, Presi-
dent $50; from Sergeant J. L. Gaul, pro-
ceeds of keg Of beer found by the police,
So; Cincinnati Lodge No. 8, 0. K. S. B., per
/. Block President, $25; employees of John
Acme Circle, per H. ]. Eisenlohr, Presi-
dent, $40; G. w. Baum and John Lack
man, Committee Saloon-keepers Twentieth
Ward, $73; Henry Kress and j. Fred
Spaeth, Committee Saloon-keepers Twenty
third Ward, $92; German Protestant ST.
Johns Congregation of Cincinnati, per
Henry Muhlhauser. Treasurer, $50 IL cash.
81. Total, $3.50 OF.
Collections through Joseph Trounstine
and William Silk: Daniels, Coombes & Co.,
$40; Weineman, Sons & Co., $40; I. P.
Strauss & Bro, $40; Joseph Steinau, $5; f.
Holberg s.; F. Maue, $5; cash, $5; Mrs
Obermeyer, SIS. Total, $55.
First Presbyterian Church, of Anderson
Ind, per William Woods, SIG 90.
Citizens of Richmond, Jefferson County,
Ohio, collected by S. B. Pyle and r. L. Nc
Niece $16S.
N. E. Church, Gallipolis Ohio, per ]. W.
Dillon, $40 so.
Subscriptions raised by Moses silverman,
of Pomeroy, Ohio, $47
Employees of Lang & Wanner, tanners
Cincinnati, 500.
From Rev. DIR. Cantwell, of the Star in
the West: First Universaist Church, Spring
field, Ohio, $50; First Uniyersalist Church,
Sherman, N. Y, Sc 55; Mary A. Price,
Brownsville, Ind, So so; w. D. Blaydes,
Bagdad, Ky, 50. Total, $41 05.
by julius Refs, from l. V. Hoag, Kill
buck, Penn, $25.
Proceeds of concert given in the NJ. z.
Church, Walnut Hills by Miss Ruth Jones,
Miss Mary A. How, Miss Ella Purdy, Mr..
II. ]. Wetherell, Mr. II. ]. Schonaker, Mr..
Geo. A. Bowen, Mr. w. ID. Duble and DR.. |.
D. Jones, $137 rs. OF this sum, $45 80 were
paid to the ladies of the Church of the Ad-
vent Walnut Hills, to purchase material to
be made up for the sufferers
Grand total, 1856 46.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Y. M. G. A. obtained $11 Sc from
their nickle contribution boxes yesterday
and $32 OF from other sources
The Hebrew Southern Relief Board have
received contributions from their various
societies amounting to $3.50 Is.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The following is the programme of the
concert to be given at Lane Seminary, Wal
nut Hills, this evening for the benefit of
the yellow fever sufferers. The Walnut
Hills Street Railroad Company have kindly
agreed to transport and return free all who
hold tickets:
Bass solo-Jehovah guide s................ Mozart
VIM. Tyrrell.
Duet-Osborne and DeBerist VIM. Tell
Victor Flechter and P. Livanovsky.
CaVatna-Robert toi que Jaime. Meyerbeer
Miss Julia Weizenccker
Wm. Duble.
Contralto solo -Lascia cf 10 piango Handel
Miss Rollwagen
Duet-La Favorita.. Donizetti
Miss Weizenecker and Mr.. Arrico.
Tenor solo (Ballad)-A where art thou? ?Ascher
Mr.. Hartley Thompson.
Mr. Victor Flechter.
has no power. Donizetti
r, Miss " MWelzenecker, Messrs, Arrico and Tyrrel
Miss Rolwagen.
rlute
Mr.. Vim. Duble
bass solo, fear no foe..................P Pinsuti
Mr.. Vim. Tyrrel
The Orphans Concert at the Music Hall
will take place September Goth, and the
present indications are that it will be the
srandest concert which has been held at
hat place since the opening last May.
PRESIDENT HAYES,
who is at present at Fremont, has been in
yited and is expected to be present to wit
ness the performance of "Stradella' next
Friday evening which takes place at Pixies
)pera-house under the auspices of the
Phoenix Club.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Mrs. DR.. Blackman, of West Sixth street,
las received two large boxes of clothing,
)ne of which has been sent to New Orleans
Ind the other to Memphis.
Drs Carr and Slough, who were sent to
1allipolis by the Health Officer have re-
ported that there were sixteen cases of vel
ow fever in the neighborhood all of which
lave been in immediate contact with the
Porter. Thirteen of those have died, but
he disease is not spreading and will soon
,e over.
1t is proposed by members of the Board
If Education to form baseball nine in
hat Board, which is then to challenge a
line selected from the members of the
Jommon Council, the game to be played on
ONE Saturday for the benefit of the suf-
erers.
The steamer John Porter came down
gain about 7 o'clock last evening, and took
N board new pilot, landing for that pur-
,ose at Covington. She then started inn
nediately up the river.
BARGE BURNED.
Yesterday morning Mayor Moore and
Health Officer Minor went up the river for
he purpose of having a conference with
he Captain of the Porter and looking after
he sanitary condition of the barges The
teamer they found in splendid condition, !,
nd remained on board for four hours; but /
he model barge Mingo, which was lying h
ear California, they concluded was beyond
exemption, and advised the Captain to ap-
'ly the torch to her. The barge was new
overed boat one Of the finest on the river,
nd waluaJ or mn, x,o4 Co-+o.x. l.