The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE Eaae w ARDS.
Their work Yesterday and the Calls Made
On Them.

Their work Yesterday and the Calls Made
ON Them
The members Of the Howard Association
were unusually busy yesterday and last
night. The new applications for relief in adj
dition to the cases already taken charge Of by
Them kept them actively engaged. The fol-
lowing dispatches were received:
PdNr EAps, August %, 1873,
NY Dear Mr.. southmayd:
I thought [ would have been able to send
three OF the nurses home by the Martha to-mor-
row morning. but find myself this evening able
to spare only Mrs Butler, who. In addition to
not being positively needed. is not well. I am
in hopes to be able to leave day after to-mor-
| row, ii can secure TRANSFORMATION on that day.
l will defer all details until see you: All are
well With kind regards to yourself and all
friends remaln' me Wh EfHhREGfEsss5rEy 6NB D.
VIcKsBuRG. August 3d. 10 35 .. IN.
Z. r. southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
lay Let them come as quick as possible: Their
help is badly needed. We notified president of
Howard Association at Jackson for transporta-
tomorrow night. ". NJ, RQCKWOOD.
President Howard Association.
YICKsBuRG, August %. 40 D. M
+. R: southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
and Grand Gulf JOHN NEWMAN
MAyr1Ehp, Ky. 8 .. NJ. August 49, 1878.
President Howard Associations,
Where Is money most needed-Canton Gro
NADIA or Vicksbnrg? To whom send II?
W. J. SLAYDER,
PORT FADs. August "a. 1873.
7. r: southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
No new oases. Everything doing we'll Hope
~ " ~ ~ WARREN STONE, MD.
ST. LOUIS August ID, 1878.
To J. B. Woods Agent:
Make contribution to Howard Association ac-
count Of New Orleans Anchor Line for $3.50.
JOHN A. SCUDDER. President.
The amount was handed to the association by
Mr.. Woods.
The Houston Cotton Exchange transmits by
telegraph 500.
CINCINNATI, August "a 1873.
To Howard Association, New Orleans:
Draw on me at sight for $1oe. amount con-
tributed by our neighbours for the yellow fever
Fl. CURTNER. of White & Curtner.
SHREVEPORT. La, August "a. 1878.
President Howard Association:
Forwarded by telegraph to-day three hum
dred and fifty dollars for the sick.
McKELLER. JACOBS & HAMILTON,
For the citizens Of shreveport.
HOLLY SPRINGS, August "a, 1873
Please send us six yellow fever nurses: An
swer at once. T. W. DARCY, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health
HOUSTON. Tex, August "a, 1873
President Howard Association:
Through the courtesy of the Western Union
Telegraph we transmit to your association. for
the benefit Of yellow fever sufferers. $780, to be
disbursed as your best Judgment may deter
mine, May God stay the peetilence
HOUSTON COTTON EXCHANGE.
GRENADA Miss. August "a. 1878.
+. r. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
tion
We need twenty more good nurses. Can you
send them2 B. P. ANDERSON.
CHICAGO. ILL., August "a, 1878.
Fred Southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
tiOn
Our citizens have organized for aid for yellow
fever sufferers Advise your needs, How will
you draw, or we remit? Send copy Of your
organization and work by mail
WILSON INJURY. Chairman.
DR.. Chas. LIE Roux, of Pass Christian: DR.. E.
Dejean, IA Dryades street. and DR.. G. L. G. Hern-
don. No. 3 Dryades street. have rendered their