The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-29

twenty of them providing the railroad
companies will give them free Transports
ton.
The Memphis Committee will meet at
Hopkins Hall, from 10 to II each day, and
all in destitute circumstances are asked to
call and make known to the COMMITTEES
their wants.
The large and extensive boot and shoe
mandatory of Hugh Mckenzie, No. iI9
East Pearl street, numbering some two hun
dred and fifty employees, will donate the
entire proceeds of to-days wages for the no-
lief of the yellow fever sufferers.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of this city forwarded 10
the yellow fever sufferers, yesterday, col
lections from the churches amounting 10
$3.50 Is, distributed as follows: New OrleaHs.
$152 S5; Memphis; $27; Grenada, $50 81
The Daughters of Israel met last Tuesday,
Aug. 9th, 1878, in behalf of the yellow fever
sufferers. 800 was voted for their relied.
$15 to be sent to the Howard Association,
and $25 for the sufferers here.
The officers and employees of the Work
house contributed $50 so yesterday; the
Lincoln Lodge No. H. X. of p. donated
1925, and Mr. G. A. Bergmann gave the re-
ceipts OF his saloon, amounting to $3l 85-
Six Sisters of Charity will start for Mem
phis this evening to act as nurses for tia
l J
DR.. Minor states that he would immedi-
ately sent large number of the volunteer
nurses South if the railroad companies
would furnish free transportation. The
nurses, he states, are needed, but he has
no means of sending them.
The following subscriptions were made on
Change to-day: John w. Price, SD:
Getchell Hyer $51; employees of r O.
Dunn & Co., S20 cash, S.; James McRahan.
$50; G. ]. Renney & Co., $25 cash, 81 do S.;
DR.. Abner Thorp, $40; f. D. Bennett, S.:
| VIM. Means, So; George X. Snider, $;
Thomas G. Smith, s.; cash, $2 Mr.. Brand.
$5j Cochran 4 Fearing $40; Marme' & Co.
$50; Joseph Good, S..
Colonel Sidney B. JONES' General Ticket
Agent of the Pittsburg & st. Louis Rail-
road, has expressed willingness to grant
all physicians and nurses, going South.
free transportation over the road he rep
rescnts. He also telegraphed to other COM
panies, asking that the same favor bs
granted, and in response he has received
the consent of the Louisville & Great South
ern Road and expects similar answer
from the other roads.
| NEWPORT.
The following additional donations have
been made to-day Fred. Beihl, bottles
wine, keg beer box cigars; a collection
Will also be taken up at his saloon to-nor-
row. Louis Brandt, bottles wine 1 box
each of mead and root beer. Chris. Fech-
ter, box fine cigars, Taylor Thornton viii
furnish the ice needed at Thes' saloon to-
morrow Thil. Schorle will give the use OF
his saloon and ten-pin alley on any day
the Citizens Committee will set apart and
appoint receiver. A special collection
will be taken up at the Church of the Inl-
maculate Conception on Sunday for the
same cause. A special meeting OF the A. o.
Hibernians is called for Sunday afternoon
to take action in this cause. Charles Theis
has donated fine hat, to be raffied for fss
noble cause A ballot box will be placef
in Theis' saloon tomorrow, when a vot,
, will be taken as to the most popular candi
date for Mayor, cents a vote. Mrs Fran
els NJ. Parker, has generously rendered hel
residence on Taylor street for grand ''fetf
champetre" in aid of the cause. The ladies
of Newport, who are always ready
to perform their part in kind deeds
are respectfully requested to meet at Mr..
Parkers residence Monday evening at p
m. to perfect organization for forwarding
the worthy purpose. Let everybody come
and we predict the ladies will be more srr-
cessful than the gentlemen.
" That mercy | to Others show
That mercy show to me-"