The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
ARD ASSOCIATION.
u Mpvy HOVE INV THE WHGHT DHREC-
THON BY OUR CHARITABLE
MERgH NTs.

the Towards. as a number OF new cases mad
g,esn sent In from outlying districts which re-.
sstiired much time TO inquire Into The appli-
cations at the central office. No. So Camp
street were quite numerous but the new sys-
tenn OF filing applications for medical cid at
Che several advertised drug stores worked
well, and although the Office was crowded all
day. the number OF new cases filed on the
outside states nearer the points where the pa
tients were were increased. The object of es-
sablishing these states in the drug stores is
that iii tho morning and evening the associa-
zion doctors. In their regular rounds. can
visit these places, and, without returning to
the central Office furnish attendance at once
and prescriptions given to be filled within d
few minutes.
The following dispatches we're received yes
Serday; .......,.,
III r. Southmayd: ~
One hundred and forty.three new cases and
twentylve deaths in The last 4 s, hours
Assistant Secretary Howard Association
Pon= EADs, August27 1878
aar. h. n. Bouthmayd:
AIRS. Hoyts patient, George Williams, died
last night She Is quite i'll this morning. but
Wt all think from over fatigue hope 70 be Ia
New Orleans Tomorrow. per steamer Martha
sha insisIs on coming to ,New orleans go, u Ny
patient ID doing we'll. IL, M. IABoItDE.
NEW ORLEANS. August ~, 1878,
E.R seuthmayd, Esq,, Secretary Howard Assoc
Dear So Since left you this morning have
reserved notice Of three neW cases at Port Eads,
ssoWt, By You On tic tenth instant, win Keep
soa your Yours Il truly neA ". j, MATHEWS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 96, 1878.
n. II. aouthmavd;
Ef you have any doctors, nurses or supplies
Association, the steamer j. W. Cannon 10 at
sS'ua a'epO'''' 100 - T. Fl. MossoP. Clerk.
INDIANAPOLIS, August %, 1878.
eur citizens are raising funds for the region
ttiaken by The yellow fever ana desire ls t9 aid
htslp themselves. and wish that you would. ad.
Rts renittpd TH. II. SHARPE,
Treasurer of the Fund.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, August 26, 1878.
x3 H. Luria. Cashier Louisiana National Bank
# You are authorized to draw on us for $1,000 for
gaftoR feFer sufferers. Distribute as follows
$500 for New Orleans $500 for Memphis, $500 for
NEckshnfg. and 800 for Grenada, through The
Howard Association, II you think best. We
will have fafther a ~ fo sa dihs RpE
IrrrANApolrs, Ind. Aug. ~. 1878, o:40 a. M.
a Luria. Cashier Louisiana National Bank,
Draw on Us for $500 additional to be distri-
Auted through the Howard Association Of your
atys the amount advised you yesterday, togeth- |
ssf with that amount. being part OF the fund
otributeq /, BY s 2Yr f III I s pan,a
DEs ALhEMAEDs, Aug. &c. 1875
Col. soathmayd:
Two new cases. All doing WELL and you need
Will be- In at D. m, WOOLF.
V1cKsBuRa, Miss, August 81, 1878.
= a.. ,,.,}A
We have been assured and believe that DIR.
keys will have no trouble getting through
sys, WI. ROCKFORD.
President Howard Association
PORT EADs, August ~, 1878.
Col. +. n, .southmayd, Secretary of the Howard
Twill send Mrs Hoyt and Mrs. Laborde to-
saight BY the. Martha, Have had three new
sases since DR.. Stone left s,r,,Drv
Health Officer Jetty Company
At about half-past o'clock, President VAN
titsrriff called the association to order for its
sssssal evening meeting, and the room was
cleared.
After the transaction Of routine business, a
plan for aiding the association in it's good
work was submitted by Mr. w. FL. Deeves,
who acted for the gentlemen connected with
the new organization The following is the
Man and the names Of those indorsing it:
THE NEW PROJECT.
NEW ORLEANS August 81, 1873.
The undersigned have organized. with the
consent Of the Mayor, d charitable association
during the prevalence of the yellow fever, un-
s}ar the name of the New Orleans Peabody Sub
ststence Association, for the purpose of collect
aflaa provisions, breadstufis and other articles
% food and distributing the same in rations to
fala destitute Of the city Of New Orleans.
The depot for supplies will be at No SO
'sESehoupitoulas street, and to the extent of the
same, acquisitions upon our president by the
proper officers Of the different charitable ASSOC
cations Of New Orleans will be filled properly.
L. DOLHONDB, President;
w. H, DEEVES.
BEN, r. CHAMBERS,
G, Q. CUMMINGS
JOHN SlNhOTT,
J. X, NEWMAN,
ABRAHAM HIRSCH.
JOHN II, MOORE JR
WESLEY LAURENCE,
FRANK RODER,
J. W. MADERE,
Secretary and Commissary.
r cordially approve the movement contem-
plated by the above .~
E. PILSBURY. Mayor.
"A number of these gentlemen called at the