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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Ste bO6tem Ereiie fir 9amt'
tueroeu be3ablt BET
lal6ert Gbrifel.

-@us @aibinaton trift bic nihttge
0n9ridt etn. tas ons Senots-@omite
fur Yenfonsiahen felt GINGER 3eit ben
Ylan, idmmtlihe 8eufonsa9enturcn
abSuidnfen unb Die 8snfonen birett
urn @aibinstou aussubIen su Inifen,
in Grwdguns siebt, uno oab in Grpie-
berung nuf 3uldriften on Oas Sepnr-
tement bes Snnern, tporin befen 9Ino
fidtsn iiber Die 0lusfiibrLorte't eiusr
loldeu WaBre3eI erbeten psr6en, Der
Gommihdr bieisIbe be6ineunssweiie
sut3ubeiBeu, ober augIeid eiuise bon
ibm fur erbebIid sebaItsne GinwenN
unsen bosegen nambaft ssma&t bat.
Ser Setretar Sdur3 bat boeesen benz
@omite an9eseist. oaB cine fOIde aen'
oerune feline unbeOinste Satbsibune
bobe. Sie bon ehur, nnseorSnetc
gerihmeI,uns bon @sentursn NOR
bereits elm Shritt in 6iefer @iGtune.
Man neranidInst Die aus Der @ufbeb.
uns Der ein,elnen Ieenturen ernad-
fenbe &offenerfpornis fur bic Nesier.
uns auf tpenisfens 5000, 600 idbrIi9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Ran butte ii& bor SGIi@uuaen.
1leber Baltimore.

Sober, Der eaS alte SatrrIaur beiuben reer
0crpanrts une 5rrunec rru @urrra tpmmer
lniicn nil, icllte bic prnhtrelIen neuen. eiIernen
Sdrdubcn 81 Nrifnamrfidhiife heS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

- Bie bereits in unierer Iebten
Summer fur, beribfet'itarb am Iebten
Sonnersta9 gfadmittag um AZ Winu.
ten nod / llhr
Sobann Waria @raf bon 9faitai
| Herretti 10 bies her Yapit Dor feiner
@rwdbIuna gum bodien @nr6entrdaer
ser tathoIifhen Sird,e = moro am 49,
| Mni 1892 in @ineqaalia qeboren.
NodSsm er Die @uroe zines @rsbifhofa
bon SpoIeto unb Smola einpenommen
dattc. purbe er i'm Sabre 1910 Gar
oiuoI, 1916 aber ndb Dem Sobe oes
BnpftsS @reQor beS Sedl;ehnten auf
beu p6pifIiden StubI aefebt. @db.
renb ser romifdlen 8euointion i'm $50
pember l84S, no fein Winiifer 9foifi err
morbet muroe, fob er am 25 3obembsr
uod @aeta. Sn4miffen mar in 3om
Die 8epublit erridbtet worben, aber
idon i'm SuIi lS49 riidten hie Sronso.
len in Die emiae Stobt Elm unb febten
6en Yopit in feline peItlide Woft
wieoer elm Infer feinem Staost
isfretdr NntoneLIi eing in BEN Sobren
1859 unh 1860 Der ar0Bte She'll hea
Sirf:nffaates on bns neu erridtetc
-80ni0reid1 Stalien perIoren uno i'm
Sabre 1871 IieB Sonia @jftor @manuel
feline Sruppen nud in 9fom einnurs
idlirsn uno bamit berIor Der 8npft 6os
lebte Stid fsiner msItIidsn Moft.
@dbren6 Der &eaierun9 Yius bes
9teunten puroe i'm Sohre 1854 6as
Soema bon Der unbeHedten Gmpf6na
niB uno ouf Dem baticaniideu Goncil
I'M Sabre 1870 baS Dogma bon Der
llnfsbIburfeit res 8opitss, penn er
OK cathedra fprid)t, anaenommen.
weldes auf monidbfnhen gSiberitanb
ffieb unb CUR 8ilouna Der aItfatboliiben
Scfte fiihrte. Seit 1871 mar Die
pdpitlide @urie nit sen Gegierdneen
BON StaIien. Seutidlano uno 9fublanb
in 3wietradt bsarifen. 9ius bat :dn,
aer Die oreifad)e &rone eetraeen, aIs
iraeno elmer ieiuer Soradnser, namlid
81 Sabre uno Die Seier feines fiinfuno'
| ,unnsiQidbrigen Yontifeats asifaItete
Th gu einem nnasmeinen Seittaae Der
tntboIiidsn @hriitenbeit. Yius Der
Ntuntc it SIS Sabre a6t Monate aIt
aeworben.
Sic Mahriht bon ieinem Sobe bot
nidt nur untrr Isinen 8erebrern See
itursuns bsrUor9eruftu ionbern aud bel
feinsn 8e0nern in Dem Sample oes
Sntifaus 9rasn ben Staat. 8ebouern
erregt. Genn Yius Der 0eunte par
elmer Der sbeIiten Wenfden, ole is
gelsbt baben uno feline Snnoluneen
iuaren ffets Der MusfuB Ser 1eberseug.
une, oab oaS, mas er tbat, bas &sdte
unb oft ole Grfuauna elmer beilieen
8Fi6t mar. @apit Yius TX. 1T aus
nieiem 9sben aeid)ieben, aeIiebt, berebrt
BON fei:en @nhdnarrn, bod eeadtet
ieIbF bon ieinen sntfdiebenften Ses'
neru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

SBmptume bpn @iirmeru.
Aas @sfi4t III tIri6 uno bleifarben,
. 3cttiueiie brennenn rotb p6er elm
umrotbeter Sled auf elmer pber auf
beiern gSansen; bic 4uaen perpen
tribe; Die pupitlen erfreitern li4 elm
blduli6er 5albtreis ;ie6t TA UNI tas
untere augenlieo Die Nale iif ent,ins
bet geiAwcQen unp blutst 3urreilrn;
bic SberIippe i4willt an; BIN unb pte<
Der &cpfipe9 nit Sdulen unb pchen
in ben S9ren; cine unaep5bnlihe
Spei4sl-@ -@6icnpsruns; f4leimtse unb
bele9te 3un9e; 9ltbem lebr iibelriehenb,
heiencers ers Nor9ens; apeetIt perins
berli6, 3upeilen in 6eibbuneer nit
na9enpem @efable I'm Nagen aus.
artenp, gu anpsrn 3etten pieser edn,s
lid manseluo; fnhtige Shmer;en i'm
Ragrn; leitpeiie lle6eltsit unb Grs
bre6en; beftiee S4mer;en I'm uNer,
irib; unrsselmdBiser Stublsane, 3u
3eiten perltcpft, lbleimis uno bduFg
init Slut permiItt; Der 9eib iIt gee
ihpcllen uno bart; Der l1rin tribe;
eas 9ltbmen sri4wert, beslcitet pom
S4lu6;er; man6mal trcdner unb
frampfbafter 5uifen; unrubiser unb
untrrbrcAener S4laf NIT SGbnetnir>
fhen; temperament Seraneerli6h, i'm
Nll9emeinen a6er rei,bar u. {. NJ.
98enn u6t9e S9mptcme ais opr6anben
pabrgenpmmen tperben, 70 pirb
Or. 6. @:eane's Sermifuse
fi6er cine &ur bepirten.
es rntbdlt ktin @ufhfilber
in irsenp elmer @eitalt; 1T cine uni6db-
Ithe Yrdpdratipn unp fat ni6t BEN
srrin9fen ftdpli4en Ginilub beim
3artelten 8inpe.
Oas a9te Or. Ne9 e's8ers
m fu9e bat bic Signaturen 6.
We:eane unb 5lemin9 Bros. auf
eem llmIhlag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

BoIFemmeuRer Gsnrs tn 0rS&6fts~S ~Stutttn
in ben BeT. Staaten uth unentbetrIi6 far
iunae SKINNER, spelche ans bem 4ampf MTR bas
Ddfeiu erfoIerei@ bersereebsn troaen. Gin
gOurs fam IN trti bis rieT Renaten pDlIenbet
ltin. apa nnb geais SIT bic $22 per Renat.
Der qrdiieeut fdnni eine Heiue NntabI ju so
per gfcnat in leiarr 6aIHilie aufuebmen. Del
fen @rtntaus 1904 Gbefnut Straee IN In
eirem ber fH5nifen Stahtbetle uHe uur 10
Rinnten BON Der S@uIe sntfernt.
Sur ndbtre A1stauff nne QfrruIarr trtHht
man I'D an.
T..A. RICE, Il. N, LII B.
PresideH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Der Gr,euser Der e4laAOfsseit.

Ser Gr;cneer Der GAlaHofeFeit.
Sn nenn unter ;ebn 8dGen if beri gr5tusrr
ter 3nIomnia Dher Sblaarfefeit eiu frnntrr
Raeen. 8efunbe gtrbauuns siebt gfsuneen
SGlat t1nrerhauIihfeit ilt ibm binherIi@.
@ebirn uab Rasrn Ieinsn nit eiuanber.
Gints Der fdrtffen Spmpteme zines fhpa@en
.3ufanhes ber gerbauunssOreane II cine
StSrune tes erOeen Hcroen-grntruns. bes
@ebirns. Nan ftdrft ben Nlassu nub man
sittt baburm bem erpeen Centrum bas 0Ieit :
aepidt trisesT, Cine b5@if ;urerldiiee IRE
6icin fur hcH 3ptd III 8 o hette re- 4Ra en-
|bttferes, Eeit srr;usieben ben mineTalif6en
8erubisunesmitteln une n6Htisen narfOsifhsn
Mitteln, bic strnr zine 3eitnne efHfHl6frrub
auf has Bebirn pirfer, bdIb nber ni9t mtbr
rfrfen unb in alrn SdIIen ben Rasru
lHp6Gen Das Grhere basegen eeat bic StG.
tieteit ienes aIIriHtigen Organs tritbeT Der,
unb ME beil1am es irirtt, bds seist bann Der
gefunhe S9lnf unb Gin rubisrr 3ufanh ees
HerDenfyftms. Au@ sitbt lttu Gebrau& ber
Ebdfisfrtt brT eetsr Hns esr Gredrme beiIiams
Mnreeung. H.
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Sr. 6. Me:0ane's
E e g err piCCen.

Gieie Yillen tperpen ni6t empfo6len
ais 5eilmittel sesen ,,alle 9eipen, benen
haS 5leif4 untertbanif," lOnpern sesen
&rantbeiten Der 9eber; BET bili6Ien
Beihwerpen, Oispepfe unp tranfbnf-
tenn &ppfweb Uber berartisen uebelu
fnb Iie uniibertrefFia.
&altes Steber.
es s9iebt tein beFeres @bfIbrmittel Dor
Ubsr mad bem 9ebram4e BON Suintn.
Nls einfa4es 9urstrmittel fnb Fe
nuorrslei6li9.
@aan bite fi& bOr GGIi9unsen.
Die d4ten ino ME iiber3udert.
Sece S6ahtel Bat einen rct6en
Wa4site9el auf benz Dedel NIT Der Sns
f6rift Or. Ne9ane's 9iper Vills.
Seeer umi4las BAT bic Sisnaturen 6.
NtS ne unb s Slemtne Brps.
gerfauft bei reipettablen Drosuilfen n.
Country StUrebaltern i'm aGsemeinen.
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NoroSentIdlen &lobo,

,ur lteterfabrt brnuBen.
Rit IampfibiTen ess Nrrbteuti6sn 9lrsb
tpuroen bis gnee 1875 ilber 625, 900 Terlonen
btfTrosrt.
Die Dampfsr tielrr Gompasnir:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

fabren rrgrImGeie ale II Sage ;piiGen Src=
men uue Baltimore unh nehmsn pnha9tsrS
~ biGisifsn 8atrn an.
gHir MAIDEN nrh tsicutsrs auf fclarnes
fiir reutidbs 8eiisnee bcpbadtunasTrrtbs9 9Sor'
,iiac aufner'6Hm relde bic Seile NIT nnlern
Sdbiffen bu.. iCre iine unteI
Ieutlben. tSnncu ud aIle NIT Sreermann
prrifdneisrn rbnr SclmetI6cr gu g'traudsn
llmIieen aus Ciuem Shif in od5 ane re, ME
bCi iutirecten &uiitn fubst ntdt ltatt; bt
pafaaerc acbsn n 8rrmrn iCeleid' an Scrt
ccs SccanbampfrrS unb perlalieu esnlrlesn erl
in S1ltincrc.-
Ter QancnnaspIas eirisr Sdmpfibitte IN
Baltimore 1T sugleih Depot Der Satimrrs uni
Sbir Giisntabn, pcIdr pa1ns,sre rrn uno naEt
bsm g8eIten 3u billiecrcu Rretfcn BE-
tCreert ais ir1eno cine GHentabn prn Nea
go,t uuc philadelphia.
8ei Mnfuuft Der DampfI6iHe rrire has 0e
fir ale Nihtanaelfs ati6lrlen -
9inpaneertr nitt Der 0rfabt ali gtiest
on 9etriasrn bsi6tpinbeIt gu rerrrn, mas
anerrn Safsnpdssn leierr 10 CIT Der Gau 1T.
gErasn 6ra6t II. Ya6ase in eieisn IN ttot'
6inlidbt empfrbenspertbtn S9ittsn penpt mar
lids dn bic Gjeneral.@senten
II. Scbnbmoebcr S 3d.,
SO 5 Suo San Ctr, Baltimore, MO-
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
ARRJYAL or THE RELEASED FENIANS.
RECEPTION OF coNDoN AND MELODY BY IRlsI
NAuOSALIsTs.

RECEPTION oP CONDoN AND MELODY BY IRISH
NAuONALIsTs.
The committee of the Irish NatiODalists who
had bee for two days and nights awaiting the arrival
OF the steamship Mosel with the two released Fenian
prisoners--Edward 0'Meagher Condor ana Patrck
Melody-on board received dispatch at $3.50 a. u yes
terday SAYING that the Mose on Sandy Hook They
embarked on two revenue cutters at the Battery shortly
afterward and proceeded meet the steamer ArriY-
ing at Quarantine Colonel Richard OS. Burke aud
O'DonOyan Rosa recognized the two exles VINO were
then cheered by the committee One OF the cutters ran
alongside, when subcommittee won't aboard OF tue
Mosel and the members briefly stating their object re-
turned with their two guests. As they passed from
steamer to cutter Gimores Band which was returning
on the same steamer played Irish airs. The committee
Immediately came to the city with the guests ana
escorted them Sweeney Hotel where an address was
delivered by Colonel Burke. During tho day large
number OF friends called upon the eXes and eongratu
them ON their release In the afternoon they took
ride 10 Central Park aud other points or interest la the
city. ,-
eoted In prison absolutely brutal He Is about
tbirtynne years OF age but his appearance gives the
that he Is much older He served IN one OF
the New York regiments during the reDellon ana was
Wounded IN front OF Petersburg lie was arrested on
SnUtsuber 1s 1867, in Manchester, the charge Of
complcity In rescuing Colonel Kelly Fenian prisoner
one poce station another and also in the killing OF
the officer the guard He was sentenced 10 deatn on
Sovember 23 1867, but his sentence was oOnInued 70
mprisonmea for life. Being an American citizen ne
10 this Government for Efforts To OBTAIN MS
reease and was successful. He said that during MS
eleven years imprisonment he was not mioNea the
privileges accorded TO other prisoners oL wiring aI To-
ceving Waits but that he had been subjected To SOLITARY
confinement In been placed In the dark anu par
a dark cells on diet OF bread and water and had 10
wear the clothing OF disgrace" He was formerly
resdent Of Cincinnati where his father no" HFes ahu
| viii return there IN about week. -,
Mr Melody ls thiry-hve years DID, but his whte har
and wrinkles give him the appearance OF Delhg muon
oder lie was arrested the came charge as mat
ogainst Condon and about tho same time IN manches-
d lie was also sentenced 10 suffer DEATH ont t1e sen
tenee was eommuted 20 imprisonment Tor NE lis re-
iease MAS not effected through any petton' put uue
io The courtesy OF tho British government MS PIisoh
" vSas Iike that OF COndOn. TIE committee VIII en-
A. 10 obtain employment for HIM An appeal mas
S =, sde 10 the Irsh people OF this city fof conDu
t,ons 10 nresent the exiies as tesumOhAL AneAo
vii VIII he 81 no public meeting in their honor.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE DRAM4-MUSIO
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The reentrance of Modjeska, to be effected at
.hs house tonight invites line of record as one OF the
feW really important incidents of the dramatic season
that Is now progress Modesa brings to the stage re-
arkablc faculties ripe experience and singular fasena-
tou The dramatic art as welded by her, is conquer
inc ana beneAcent power Her proceedings therefore,
necessarily command attentions whereas those OF
many of her contemporaries are Of very little
consequence to anybody but themselves. Modjeska
will come forward in the affecting drama OF Camille"
This is one OF the offensive plays in existence-not
because Of what It teaches, but because of what 1t u-
wells The sympathlc power Of the work, however is not
70 be disputed and as paygOers in general are aware
the persOnaton OF Camille by Modjeska IS great WOIK
of art startling revelation of human nature and in the
two essential elements OF womanke sofness ana poet
zeal spirituality, an embodiment far superior to any
previous Interpretation Of the part. The cast Win
which Camille will be revived was printed IN this
Journal on saturday The engagement Of Modjeska at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre is to extend TO November H.
when she Will be succeeded by Edwin BOOth.-Mr Jef-
fson appears at this house the 18th OF December
"Where Maegegor sits the head OF the table, IL Will
he perceved that this season. the drama in NewYork is
led by the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80,

the Quarantine Hospital and gave DR.. vanderpoel an
account OF HIS case. He received every attention Dr.
Vanderpoel visiting him three times a day He rallied
on Friday night but sank rapidly after and died at
noon on the following day.
The son Of an American missionary. DR.. Lindey was
born in the colony Of Natal. South Africa in 1s41 He
came to this country in 1889 and entered the College of
Physicians and Surgeons IN this city. Before CON-
niehng his course, he joined the Hew-York Mounted
volunteers at the outbreak Of the After the war
ne studied medicine with Dr. William Parker. OF this
CIV He married Dr. Parkers daughter aud afterward
went TO Africa 10 practice his profession Returning to
TINS country VISIT he induced to make his homie
In Florida. There during epidemcs OF yellow fever lie
became widely known for his skill and intIepidy In
caring for the sick. This Summer he spending in
Northern Georgia when news came of the outbreak OF
the pestence at Memphis Sending his family to the
North he proceeded at once TO Tennessee and there
worked so necessarily that he Overtaxed his strength
ana fell victim to the disease from which he had saved
so many. In this city he has many relatives, among
whom are his brothers. John and j. b. Lndley lawyers,
and d. A. Iindley, OF Jesup Patton Co. The body will
be placed III the family vault at TarrytOwn
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
DRAMATIC NOTES.

II was lately stated in this paper that Mr.
George VandenhoR was educated at stOneYhurst Col
ee for the pulpit Mr. YandenhO writes 10 us 70 state
that he was indeed educated at stoneyhurs but that
bis destination was the bar and not the church
praetised law" he says IN Liverpool for three years
but In an evil hour quilted aud gown to don SOCK ana
skn: and 90 il happens that to-day play Henry the
Eghths Lord Chancellor, having forever cut nyBeH Oh
from the possibility OF being Queen Vietorlas."
Mr.. w. G. Coup will this evening open a
place Of entertainment FOurteenthst, opposite 70
the Academy Of Music entitled The Equescurrcuiun.
Mr. Coup II We may judge by this designation Is emu
ous Of the fame Of the late Mr Hngstonwho was the
6rst among modern showmen introduce astonishing
words and who went his grave with the proud con-
that no had been the means Of loOsenng more
eeth IN the course OF his administration Of public en-
sertainment than any other OF his time. The
features OF Mr COups show aro Trained hOfses cOH
teal dogs liOn-tamer, "uY1ng GifaHe IN haIbess,,
and a Company OF acrObats. " The EqueeeufHeulum'
has been especially favored, We learn with Ihe hppIO
objectionable
"Mother and Son" is abundantly successful
Of the Union Square Theatre, aud may be expected 70
abide there for some time Henry VIII" Is established
at Booths Theatre and the gorgeous spectacle Is now
working smoothly. Miss Rose Eytinge may be seen
every night during the week in "A Woman OF the Peo'
peD AT the Broadway Theatre. The fishes are swim
mng undsturbed at the Aquarium and nothing disurbs
the peace OF that delightful spOnOt even the ast9nls
ing proceedings OF Professor HERMANN the maglelah
Mr. WambOd fs singing with full particulars OF drahd-
fathers Clock" at the nall OF the San krancl5eo NH
amuses all Mary Anderson appears tOnlgh ~
the Boston Theatre
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
EAST oF TIE MISSISSIPPI.


SMALL TOWNS BFISG ATIAcKED-TuE FEVER AP-
PARFNTIY DYING OUT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STILL AFFLICTED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 20.-Forty-one deaths are
Officially reported By the Board Of Health for the
twenty-four hours ending at p. m. on
the 2Sth. This includes two days reports
Of one undertaken To-day there were thir-
ty-two deaths. DIR. Paul Otey died Yesterday.
T. f. Furbish also died. suddenly, after an illness OF
only twenty hours; he was an cmploye OF the
Howards. Among others who have died since Fri
day night are: George L. Beggs, nurse from Chi
cago; DIR. c. Roberts, Of Sulphur KY, who was dis
missed as n Howard physician for drunkenness {;
Georre w. Barber. nurse from Washington
Clty; Jacob Marks and DIR. p. Tucrke,
n volunteer physician from Cincinnati J. G. Longs
dale. ar. is reported dying. J. II. Dale, L. T..
Eastey and j. G. Orr, three volunteer physicians,
ars I'm a critical condition. George n. Peabody su-
perintendent of the Leath Orphan Asylum, and w.
I p. DOYLE. an active member of the Citizens Re
lief COMMITTEE were taken down to-day. The Hon.
Casey Youpg is conyalescent and on the streets
this morning The Rev. DIR. HusOn, the Rev. DIR.
Boggs aud wife. are reported out Of danger.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 29.--Thero were five
deaths from yellow fever yesterday, the Rev o. IL.
Brenner and Father Ryan being among the victims.
The fever is gradually working southwark, into the
Fifth Ward, which comprises Jue low gIouuuS Do-
tween the Stanton House and Lookout Mountain.
The total number of cases on hand, not including
convalescents, is twenty-five.
ylCKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 29.-The mercury regis
tered 94c here yesterday. The fever continues at
tackinR refugees who have returned. Eleven deaths
occurred yesterday-seven white and four cOlored.
The yellow fever at Bovina is increasing DIR. Will
hanson, a resident for twenty years, died at Ed
wards's Depot, Friday, of yellow fever. Three ne
groes were paid 500 to dig his grave, and party Of
gentlemen from Vicksburg had to 90 out
and bury HIM. The negroes have been
ouarantined from Edwardss Depot for fifteen days.
w. II. Andrews, president of the Howard Assoca-
tion. teleuraphs to New-Orleans as follows: 1--WE
have inst received n letter from Joe Harthall, at
Henderson's Landing. He says: 'Dr. Hays died
thia morning There is but one physician left. For
Gods sake send us physicians and nurses aud ice.
Two deaths this morning. We are helpless NO
loss than fifteen cases now down. The above Is
Inf a Tepetition of the appeals we are receiving
every hour from all points below GreenVhle we
ar. dong all we can to assist, but our FUNDS VIII
NOT admit of the assistance we would ike 10
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss Sept. 29.-There were
thirty new cases of fever, and eleven deaths. yes
tardav Including Misses Lucy Fort and George
Feat6srgtone and Seden Fort treasurer OF the he
lief Comnttee. Charles III. Walker, OF Hartford,
Conn, IL dead. c.. oo d.. 80 n ,or,o,nino
nopnation of 450, many as ~ nave 1led OF yer
pOpt ~ Ger Sixty persons are now sick with the
fever mostly convalescent. and " materlaI ior ne"
caaas exhausted"
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE ENGLIsH GLEE CLUB.

This club announces its regular series of con-
oerts fortbis Winter the first OF which will take place at
CheKerng Hall. the evening Of Thursday, DeceIn-
ber g. The first matinee will take place on the afteI-
loOn OF December 49, and there viii be five Of each con-
,errs and matln6es The membership of the club will
BE- 20 Tar as the gentlemen are concerned, the
Iame as last year, including Messrs. Woodruff Eard'
Silsen, Baird and Aiken. Miss Beebe and Miss
Finch, though not members OF the club
viii sing with it heretofore, so that
there will be no change in the manner Of giving the
vees and part-songs for mixed This club has
done much good in the past, and has given
vast amount Of pleasure 70 great many
people, so that II Is matter OF interest and in some
sense cause for public graduation that it viii prose
,ute it's work during the coming Winter with
he same purity Of purpose and by means OF
the same excellent materials which 1t has had hereto
lore We have only too few organizations of the knd
and this every support and encouragement
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New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

Friday gh ost Norman nan FGpls m @sDS, sS1
Relatives respectfully invited to attend the
az Bloomfield j. on Monday Soth l9st At s;IS . ss, n
is2 2so sSTei pe m Gy barclay S''''' nu
HAsLETT-In Brooklyn on saturday. September 2s. Dr.
ReatIyos ends Of family respectfully invited 70
ST. eorneT Of JorsIemon on Tasssy October j. O'Clock
y M requested that friends win not send flowers
HALIon 27th i9sty Thomas j. son Of the late General
FnnsrsI viii lake place on Monday SOth inst at o'clock
p m from church Of the Holy Apostles sthaye and
The members Of Atlantic Lodge no. 17s F. and N, are
requested to L6d9eOom Monday, 3Oth &C
SSSe6 peS our mr. s SoSs TSc@ S Of Kane
Lodge Asa respectfully Invited to attend with u.s.
0' O'uef 0' ''' cH4s w. sY. Secretary.
HoYT-suddenly Saturday September 2s Gabriel B.
Funeral from DIT Ramseys church I2othst and MADISON.
suested % not 70 send bowers
A%RsT Mass ssqSSay a 9Sa ssP;S%Ssr
estionai Church son OF r. Kingsbury, Of this city.
fn9eT@eSs IN Tnity Is osmetsy r. on wednesday
LINDLEYon SATURDAY september 2s at oqars0Ro ,S n.
south africa africa i'' '''
oAKLEY-on Thursday September 2e Susan M widow Of
Resyes and trends Of T8e family are invited attend
NeSYorE on Monday 1he Soth inst, 1880 O'clock
sI@oNon saturday at o'clock m leopold psld B. 10 simon
Relatives and friends OF the family also the sisters OF saei
the funeral On Tuesday October T. al O'clock % from
the hospital
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, LexinRtOnave and b6thst
The patrons OF the institution also the members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Society respectfully invited 10
attend the funera OF the late Leopold simon superntsn
dent on Tuesday, October /. at o'clock from ths
nO'p''" D' 0'D'' u r. II NATHAN, Hon. Secretary.
WARDELLSuddeny Saturday, 2Sth inst, at his resi-
dence No 333 East l5hst Alfred Woods Warden In the
73d Of his
Relatives and frands are invited attend his funeral
Monday afternoon 30th inst, at o'clock. NO hOWers
wYLIEAt EnglewOOd, \. J. on sunday. september 2si
George and Christina Sharp Wyhe aged years and "a
days.
Funeral at the residence bis parents EngewoOd,
Wednesday October 2, at IL o'clock.
Train leaves foot Chambers-st. AT e:5O
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
pLAGUEs ABROAD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.--Ihe following iactS
ar,od NV surgeon. General woodworth in relation
10 pestilence abroad . :,
~ 9g.y,s, Cuba-For the week ended September II
, we're hrtyone deaths from yellow FEVER ana hihe
IRON small pox -. ,, cbolera and seventeeu
,ro,n ANAL pox for the week ended July q, -. an,
"pnMRAY1Tbirty-tWO deaths from cnolela IoI tH'
"es6 & @ fourteen 10 twenty-five deaih'
from small pox occur daily NO o'neF 0o"'Aeiou' ~"
MoRocco AfricaAdvees from Fec ana Meguips
nst "a lare 10 the effect that cholera Is uselehHln
W 80 1revag In the ports Of MagadOT ana SAM al
tteE poit fifteen deaths occur daily from thaI us