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FOREIGN NEWS.
Concerning the Disaster on the
Thames. ,a
Statement Of the Officers Of the
' ByWell Castle. .'@ -.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 5.-The following ia
the log OF the Bywell Castle which. run
down the excursion steamer Princess
Alice on the Thames Tuesday evening:
The Master and pilot were on the upper
bridge and the lookout on the top gallant
forcaste. Light airs prevailed and the
she proceeded at half speed down the Gal
lions reach. When about the centre OF the
reach observed the excursion steamer
coming up Barking reach, showing her red Z
and masthead lights, when we ported
our helm to keep over toward Trepcock
Point. As the vessels neared we observed
that the other steamer had ported her
helm, and Immediately afterwards We saw
that she had starboartled her helm anil
was trying to cross our bow. showinga u
green light close under our port bow.
Seeing that collision was inevitable w,
stopped the engines and reversed
them at full. speed. The two vessels
came in collision, the bow Of the
Bywell Castle cutting into the other
steamer with dreadful crash. We took
immediate measures for saving life by
hauling up. over our bows several passep-
gers, throwing overheard ropes ends, life
buoys, a hold ladder and several planks
and getting out boats, at the same ttnlc
keeping the whistle blowing loudly for
assistance, which was rendered by several.
boats from shore and boat from another
steamer. We succeeded in resctling u
great many and anchored for the night.
No log OF the Princess Alice has been
made up nor has the Captain survived 10
give an account OF her course. An ac.
curate estimate OF the number of persons
drowned is impossible, but the general
belief is that il will not fall below 500.
The Bywell Castle received no damage
whatever. The collision will be the sub
ject OF the Board OF Trade inquiry imme.
diately. jii rrifi rf1Fg5 es7.
.r4i FAILURE FOR $4,000.
LONDON, September 5. John Eastwood
4 Co., worstcd spinners and manuiac-
turers, Of 1.iddlenaen, near Halifax, York
shire, have failed. Liabilities S475, 900. "
'.s- BASE or ENGLAND RuLLioN, 'oiisli
The bullion Of the Bank oi.EngIand has
increased to- E8i2,OOO during the past
week; amount gone on balance to-day,
e5S,0O0. The proportion OF the banks re-
serve is IL 1915 per cent. ' n'
sToPpAGE OF ENGLISH COTTON MflJs. 'D
The Preston Operatives Association has
issued circular pointing out 16i spin.
ming mills that are stopped in town; that
1t is feared worse condition OF things is
Imminent, and that short time will be
generally adopted in Lancashire. A meet
ing Of manufacturers has been called at
Manchester 10 consider the commercial
difficulties aa3.f g'l si Ns
. utST IN Tt.pRRY
1t Is said that France and Italy have
Jointly notified the Porte that they will
not permit the bombardment Of the Greek
coast in the event OF war between Greece
and Turkey. The Turkish troops are re-
ported as encroaching upon Greek terri.
tory. t..4{
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lkt gntelLiaell6er.


" .;'I meeting Of Council is called
As ", % take action, it is said in the
essII ~ Ithe City sergeant whose llnpe@ch,
- % ~ ~ removal is freely talked Of on
'la' ~, w. d repeated intoxication. Officer
,s.lII .a.. Henry is spoken Of rs his probable
.,.or. Iaes i, is said that an effort
!. as'I Isi,g made to induce Ripley to
- % h his resignation, and thus
~ ,be proceedings contemplated
~" him. We are sorry that
\. ~ .sp sclia.t him is deemed necessary,
=, Ssi. = |. conceded on all hands TINT further
,3.,,,nrr ~ has ceased to be a virtue. The
Et E.,t.roi Council have been patient, and
r. Hta'., ~, IA be wondered ut that their pa
~. ~ u. !. 4, list exhausted. Uncommon
aI' n n of the Scrseant's friends we had
w w. a, 4 different career for him, for
sY.s ls..,t, he ia good sort of u man. but,
lL..,1 \. - o,ny other cases, whisky has been
=, ~. and he now falls victimto it.
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rCIScrSSArr, September 5.IMuch good
feeling Is manifested at the reunion Of the
soldiers of the North and South, now be.
ing held in Marietta, o.. A number oil
prominent officers and speakers are
present from different sections OF the
county. 1ntermingled with experience,
us told by old soldiers, are many utterances
Of good will and kindly affection among
those who fought against each other in
the late civil strife. The fact that large
sums OF money are beng raised, and the
cxertions that are put forth at the North
to relieve the South in its present sad con
dition, is referred to az a practical proofthal
sympathy is felt. To-day Governor Bishop
or Ohio, and Mayor Moore, OF Cincinnati
will address the assembly.
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-
BURNING OF TIE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL At
OMAHA.
CnrcAao, Ill.,, september5.1 Dispatches
from Omaha say that the Grand Central
Hotel, the finest west of the Mississippi
river, outside OF San Francisco, caught fire
in the fifth story last night, and after burn
ing over six hours was completely destroy.
ed. The building was q FIVE story brick,
1872 feet square and cost 100000. It was
opened in 1913, and has just been reftted
under the new management Of the Kitchen
Brothers, OF Lcavcnworth, who leased II
from Kountz Brothers and others, they
having Just freed It from tho yexatious liti
CATION which has been going on ever since
L was erected. New carpets and furniture
were being put up, and in few weeks Il
would have been ready for occupancy
The insurance was about 100000 on the
building and S50,0O0' on the furniture
The loss on the furniture is estimated at
$o5,000. Six iircmen were seriously hurt
and three men, James Mcnamara, AlonzC
Randall and Charles Rapp, were killed.
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opxrnors cnNrRInrrloNs

.NEw YORK, September 5.-Thc several!
relief committees continue their labors
raising funds for the yellow fever suffer-
ems. Contributions continue us generous
as ever. Hon. Theo. N. llayemeyer, Aus
trian consul aud well knowd refnerwh1,
has heretofore given literally, placed
in the, hands Of Congressman Gibson
to-day one thousand dollars for the many.
persons suffering and in distress who
need assistance will not ask for II, bg5
would accept It II rendered by friend.
Representative Gibson, thanking, Mr.:
Havemcyer, writes that such acts of
charity are building up in the hearts Of tho
Southern people monument Of gratitude
which shall endure forever.
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Mnrdered by SIesican bandits.

San FRAScisco, September 5.-A dis
patch from Tucson, Arizona, reports that
J. II. Adams and Cornelius Finley were
murdered at Dayidson's canon last Mon
day by Mexican bandits. Adams was an
ex.SherifF OF Santa Clara county and be-
came famous in his search after Vas9uese.
Finley was formerly County Clerk Of San
Ia Clara county and at the time OF his
death was Superintendent Of Washington
Mine, Arizona.
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[Ry relegrraphl

lby leIesIhpnl
PrrrspuRSIt, September River 9 inch
es and falling. Weather fair and pleas
ant. .yfJ-Lll... ~. y.
CAIRO, September 5.-Arriyed: GatI,
Cincinnati; City OF NiCksburg, Vicksburg.
Departed: Vickshurg and Desmet, 81.
Louis; Kehler, New Orleans. River 10
feet and falling. -
NAsnvILtE, September 5. River 20
incher and falling,
ClNciSSArI, September 5.-Riyer @ feet
5 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant,,. ,--@r-. G, t,.,--. M
IouIsviirS, September Weather clear
and pleasant Departed: J. d. Parker,
Cincinnati; Cons Millar, st. Louis. River
falling, with fleet Sinches in the canal.
NEw ORLEANS, September 5.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather clear this
morning, and cloudy and threatening rain
this evening.
WcxsaURG, September 5.-Weather
cloudy. and damp In the morning, but
cleared up late In the evening. Up: He
lena. Arrived: Grand Tower. .. i.
EVANSVILLE, September 5. = Business
dull. River clio feet. Weather clear
and warm. -....--.s.----.
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PORTLAND, Me-, September 5.-The Ex.
ecutiye Council OF the National Board OF
Trade closed their two days session to-
day. The Council decided to hold a ses-
sion in Washington early in December for
the purpose Of pressing upon the atten-
ton OF Congress the executive action taken
by the Board at Milwaukee and previous
meetings looking to the extension OF our
trade with foreign countries; to the nego-
tiation OF cOmmercialtreaties; to the re.
yival OF American tonnage interests, and
maintainance Of currency on q coin basis.
The Presidents of all constituent Boards
are invited to the Washington meeting.
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JOINED THE BESEDIcrs.
A ARanroad DecIaIon.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-1n the soutl,
Carolina Railroad case Judge Bond this
morning rendered his decision on the
point OF Jurisdiction. He holdsth Judges
Of The Supreme Court had the expires,
statutory power to issue iniunctions and
grant inter.locutory orders and mOtiOnsin
their circuits In vacations, and that Cir.
cult Judges, appointed under the act Of
1869, were expressly given the same power
in their circuits az were held by Justices OF
the Supreme Court allotted TO their cir.
cults. The motion to dismiss was over
ruled. The case was then proceeded with
and probably will not be concluded for
several dAYS,
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Z YfIlov reyern a. GaIlIpoIi..

,,. Pr. FhE4sAsr, w. Va, Sept. 9th.
Special plap. ,sh 10 the Intelllssneef. :
This was the second day of our Mason
county fair, and the attendance has been
large. '.Hermit" dunior), took the second
prize in to days and yesterdays races.
Two de4ths from yellow fever have oo-
cured,in Gallipolis, 4 miles below here,
and thre, persons are now sick with it, all
colnnecte | with the Inflated steamer Por-
ter. ,9i,,a ID y NJ
Point Peasants contribution to the suf-
lerers in the South is one hundred and
seven dollars. p ID Vs.
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ed and still diminishing public burdens
OF. debt, expenditures, and interest, with
an improved condition OF currency and
foreign trade, We may well hope that we
are on the threshold Of better times. But
we must not forget that the surcst founda-
ton ofa restored financial prosperity Is q
sound constitutional currency and un.
stained national credit. Il
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WASHINGTON, September G-1 4. N.-For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warmer, clear
er partly cloudy weather, northeasterly'
winds becoming variable, nearly stationary y
Temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, followed by
increasing cioudiness and possibly nin
areas, variable winds, stationary or higher
nFaaGura
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VOLUME XxVII.z-7NUMBER l2.


FIVE THOUSAND RATIoNs ron BRowNsvlLl.r.
WASHINGTON, Scptember5.-Judge Free
man, Attorney General for the Postotilru
Department, to-day had an interview w.t. ;
the Secretary Of War, who has directed
5000 rations TO be issued TO Brownsville.
Judge Freeman also started u subscription
paper, and considerable sum was 500
nhtainaI
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OF carbolic acid, disinfection and sulphur
fnmigatiOn. 4th district, no report. 9Th
district, no cases up to August LIST. In
August, twelve genuine cases. The SAM.
taryj Inspector says the cases OF children Of
similar type as yellow fever, bnt differing
from It in many points. 9th district,
Sanitary Inspector reports 100 cases,
whites 1O4, blacks 8, adults 81, children
under 12 years IS, natives 20, foreigners
3S. Deaths in August-Natives Z,
foreigners !. adults 6. The most
malignant type was ut the corner
Of General Taylor and st Charles
streets, and here was besides an instance
where 'thcuntiring efforts towards exter-
mination Of the fever germs by use Of car
boIic acid and sulphur, fuinigation failed
most signally. The inspector does not
think that the adjoining diaries, unclean
as some are kept, had anything to do with
the fever, but tliOdetective drainage ofthe
streets Is more likely the only and true
cause Of the malignancy Of the fever in
that quarter. 't'lH 'i a'A
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Total present intcrest.bearing debt. 81
The interest 'onwhiSh Iuno,pits to the
sum Of sos, ,isl, COZ 80 per annrln. ltthtis
appears thatin thirteen years the interest
bearing debt has been reduced from s., :
3Sl, $50, 200 08 to 81, 500, ,G77000; gain In
the amount OF the interest bearing debt OF
S57l 49,, ,394 96. re
THE REDUCTION OF THE ASSrAL INTEREST
charge is SIS, ,7O6,690 80, or more than so
per cent. oiwhat We now pay. Ifthe re-
duction OF annual interest were placed in
a sinking fund at per cent, interest It
would pay off the whole debt in less than
There ha: been another gratifying and
important Improvement in the state Of the
public debt, Atew years ago our bonds
,s,s ~ ZyrHrTflNTgF - II
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why Postmaster FilIey Was Removed.
ST. Louis, September 5.-The statement
made in some OF the dispatches that Post
master Filley was removed without cause
is pronounced untrue blythe friends Of the
Administration. 1t seems that Mr.. Filley
has repeatedly violated the civil service
order by directly and indirectly controll-
ing the primaries aud conventions and in
terfering with the rights OF the people in
such organizations and intrigues which
arc directly in opposition to the policy OF
the Republican party, as presented by the
Missouri State organization. For instance,
after it had been determined to make the
CAMPAIGN on financial issue, he caused
circulars to be distributed throughout the
State, saying such was not the issue before
the people but thctrue issue was as for.
mcrly between the North and South.
The circular was signed by the late post
master at st. Joseph, who had been re-
moved by the President, but had been
given a position In the st, Louis post office
by Mr.. Filley. Charges were preferred
against Mr.. Filley by citizens, and these
were placed in the hands OF an agent Of
the government to investigate. The result,
embraced in a report which is on file in
Washington, was to sustain the charges,
and upon this report the President acted.
This is the first removal for violating the
Presidents order, and the prominence OF
the official shows that the President in
tends that it shall be an example. The
successor Of Mr.. Filley is Samuel Hayes,
who is OF an entirely different family from
that OF the President.
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In conclusion allow me to saythat twas
Just because our Association has been al
most failure in point Of numbers for sew.
eral years back; that Hooked for revival
in It's workings at Parkersburg. did not
realize my fond hopes, and am unfortu'
nate enough to always say what / think
and feel. Now this Is my whole otfense,
and hope 1t is not an objectionable one
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The taxes In 1873 we're:
Customs. ...- 4. 10, lI06eO %
Internal revenue. ............. 1Io, ,Ssl ,G2i "a
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 5.-Arrived: Steamers
State Of Louisiana, from Glasgow; Den.
mark, from London.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-The steamers
strasburg and SedeFland, from New. York,
! arrived, N aNl lLll. ~ ~
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FIRE RECORD.

nuRSIxG OF THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL At
OMAHA
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POLITICAL.


WASHINGTON, D. c., September 3. The
National Executive Committee OF the
Union League Of America will meet at
Pittsburgh, on the 9th inst
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RUTLAND, W., September 5.-Returns
from nearly half OF the State indicate a
Republican majority. Of from $1,000 to
q, 700 on the decreased vote from that Of
1871 -.-.-.
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netroIl onIeiaI. Al clneinnnll.

CrxclxSArr, September o. The city off,
cials Of Detroit, Mich, arrived here hi,
morning and are now visiting the various,
places Of interest in and about the city.
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NHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make careful and conplc,s
analyses Of Iron Ores, LimestoneN, lIineraI
Waters, etc.
LABORATORY, Coz 9IrH AND CHAPtISE srs. q
jais WHEELING, W, VA, aaS9l
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NEwifA,irsIlfRE GRrEyDAcXERs.

MANCHESTER, September5.-The Nation.
nj Greenback Party OF New Hampshire
met in Convention to-day. Three hun
dred and sixty.two delegates were present.
Alter the organization a resolution was
adopted that the general government alone
should issue money for the benefit OF all;
demanding the repeal Of the national bank
act; the issue by thegeneral governmento OF
full legal tender paper money; prompt
payment OF all outstanding bonds at matu.
rity ;immediate repealiof the resumption
act; equal and Just taxation OF all indiyid.
uala and corporate property; thoroughly
honest and economical administration OF
public afTairs; that no subsidies be granted
by the general government to individuals
or corporations; that public lands be re-
served for the benefit OF actual settlers;
that modification be made OF the iron
tramp law enacted in the last session OF
the Legislature and denodncing eommu-
nism. . IS, ,'ssl sf-'S 49, -
Warren G. Brown, of Whitefeld, was
nominated for governor.
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ISDlASoroLis, 1xD., Sept. 5.-The Daily
Ne,rs, Of this city, has started a dime re.
lief fund for the yellow fever sufferers,
which yielded over fourteen dollars the
first day, 1857 ~ iIt
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AcALL FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
NV YoRK, September 5 The Repub
lican State Convention is called for the
Goth inst. at Saratoga,
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1t Is said that France and Italy have
jointly notified the Porte that they will
not permit the bombardment Of the Greek
coast in the event OF war between Greece
and Turkey. The Turkish troops are. re-
ported as encroaching upon Greek terri.
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lai.s5' 'ISroS, So, D; G., C.,Scptetnber5. Adam
t,sa n.,S.ns Son'al General at London, has
sClpais. isa TO the list of retired oItifets
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NIlLwAukEEY Wis, September 5.-Thad
c. Pound was renominatei by the Repub-
lieahs Of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict.
McGRBGoR, Iowa, September 5.-The
Democrats OF the Third District nominated
N. NJ. Hall, of the Dubuque Herald, for
Congress.
MrscADo, Wis, September 5.-The Re.
publicans Of the Third District nominated
Geo. C. Haselton.
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CONCLUSION.

, We cannot II we would, We should not
five could, isolate ourselves from the rest
OF the commercial world. In all our meas
lures for the improvement OF our financial
condition we should remember that our
increasing trade with South America and
the Old World requires that our financial
System shall be based on principles whose
soundness and wisdom are sanctioned by
the universal experience and the general
Judgment Of all mankind, With diminish.
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SENT BY TIE HowARps.

The Howarls sent DR.. Gouner, Mr..
Hammond, compounder, and eight nurses
to Holly Springs, this evening, by the
Jackson railroad. They will send y male
and s female. nurses to Greenville to-
morrow; no conveyance to-day. The
Howard Association received the follow.
ing lispatches:
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PIrrsBrRdH.

PIrrsnrRGH, Sept. Treasurer Scully,
ofthe General Relief Fund, reports con.
tributions to date Sli, ,734,93 this does not
include the amounts raised by the differ.
ent benevolent and secret societies which
would probably swell the figures to SIS
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',A'oooD many people mistook the West
Virginia editors yesterday for Qnakers on
their way to the yearly meeting at Mt.
Pleasant. 7lql
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AZ rNFoUNpRp REroR,

LEXINGTON, KY, September 5.-IIon. ] :
T. Frazier, Mayor OF Lexington, author
ICES the statement that all reports to the
effect that there is any case OF yellow fever
in this city are entirely withoita shadow
Of foundation.
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FRANCE.
Trg lNrERyArIovAL coNoRrss.

PARIS, Sept. 5.-The IntcrnationalC Con.
gress on measures, weights and coins, yes.
tertlay unanimously adopted resolution
deploring the fact that England, Russia
and the United States had not yet adopted
the metric system. The Americanand
English Delegates afterwards passed o res
olution petitioning the English and Amer.
ican Governments to appointa mixed com.
mission to consider the adoption OF the
metric system by both countries. tr
The Congress on coinage, weights and
measures will to-day discuss the motions
for universal standard Of fineness for
gold and silver, the freedom OF mints TO
coin gold or silver according To. the de.
mand therefor; the unlimited right Of
coinage and expectation, rates between
gold and silver, not to be legal tender for
debt over twenty pounds. ~ ieoar1l
JOINED THE BESRDIcrS. ill1ai
Pans Hen Renks, an old Catholic priest
at Heidelberg, has been married. Bayarian
old Catholics do not accept the recent de.
cision OF the synod for the abolition Oi
celibacy.
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GRENADA, September 8

NNhsNhHhf ASEPACAhbNA
Ten deaths in the last "a hours, No
change in affairs. Hammel quite sick.
(Signed) WARREN Stone, NJ. d.
vtcxsBrRo, September 5.-Dr. r. F.
Whitehead died this morning. DR.. a. r.
Green (colored) died to-day. The sexton
has orders for 3S interments up to 12 ".
God knows where It will stop. George A.
Burns, express agent, Is dying. Everybody
Is appalled,.
Up to six o'clock this evening IS deaths
and 81 new, cases are reported. Joseph
lIatas was sent from the parish prison 20
the hospital with yellow fever to-day. DR.;
u. Edwin Schlater, Sanitary Inspector OF
the First District, has recovered entirely
and is on duty ut his ward in Charity Hos
pital.
this evening, the Sanitary Inspector : re-
port for the month Of August was received.
The following is brief synopsis: The
Sanitary Inspector Of the First District re.
ports gS7 cases in August Second District
b9j cases and l05 deaths; Third District 81
cases and 80 deaths. Il also = Eyi
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ONNIVsNI , lII.o'l '!VPEV.EWV.I "
Sixteen new cases and six deaths for "a
hours preceding 9O'clock a. NJ. Is 1t pos
sible to send nc any colored nurses; the
suffering among the blacks is terrible.
Send the colored nurses or nurses willing
10 nurse negroes. Send five white nurses.
One hundred cases now under treatment.
(signed) G. w: WNNAs,
Presiden. Howdrd Association.