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The New York herald., 1878-09-19
MLSCELL ANEOUS.

There will be an organ recital at Trinity Chapel
this afternoon. under the direction Of Mr.. Henry
Carter for the benefit OF the yellow lever sufferers
At Ohvet Chapel Second street. between FIRST and
Second avenues this evening, there will be musical
aud literary entertainment tor tho same purpose.
The Board Of Managers OF the American Institute
Exhibition have docidod to givo the total gross
ccpts to- TO the fund for the rcet OF ycl-
low fever sufferers
Nit. Ellwood L. Thorne has received q letter OF
thanXs from the Grand Commander OF Knights Temp
derou TO their afflicted brethren In tho South by the
knight Tempars Of this city, particularly those Of
Palestine Commandery Nc. IS.
musical and literary entertainment In AID of the
sufferers Will be gvcn by tho ST. Augustne's Literary
Soccty, assisted by volunteer artists at the Bookyn
Athen this evening
Two grand benefit sor6cs Will DO given at Konall-
mans North Second street Hall, Williamsburg, on
Monday evenings september % and 80.
concert Will be gwen this evening by the Euterpe
Singing Society in ard OF tho sufferers al Saenger Hail.
NO. Yates avenue, Williamsburg
A private telegram from the Episcopal House OF tho
Sisters OF 81 Mary, In Memphis, says that Sister
Ruth oicd on Tuesday night. Mrs. Bullock, who
Dr. Schuyler, who wont there to take the place
OF tho laae Rev. Mr. Parsons, are also
Hnrris cut oil DANGER Sister Ruth, who will DO
remembered Ia Nswourg Miss Helen George,
continued 70 work after she was taken III, conceal
Ing her condition from those about her, as tho
working iorce was much reduced.
Tho benefit matinee 20 be- gwen under the auspices
OF the Mayors COMMITTEE ut Booths Ihcatr0
row win be distinguished by The novelty OF speakers
rising IRON several private boxes and addressing the
aud,oncc John q. Wyman and others will speak Tor
The North and an ex.Conlederate general for tho
South.
Mr. Lestor W allack writes that he Is arranging to
give tho sufferers benefit at his theatre.
May Besson, OF Hoboksn, has vetoed a resolution
OF the Common Council calling special meeting 10
devise u method TO relieve the Southern sulsrerA
The 10 oiow,ng contributions received at Paior-
son, N. J.:--Postmastsr Oakley, IRON churches.
Sl53 or also $50 from Sovereign Shirt Mils. roui
other sources Sls6 and box OF clothing prepared py
the LADIES' of Paterson.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

received. -. Nader de Moutjau, the republican
Deputy, and many Senators aud Deputies wore pres
tne platform
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
The Manchester Guardian, in its commercial article
this morning, says:-''rhe market IN some re-
specss a lstle brighter. Buyers in several depart
mspts are more willing to entertain proposals tor
fresh business at last weeks lowest rates. Eastern
advices arc somewhat more favorable. The accounts
from Bombay are better and offers and inquiries are
Increasing Teegrams from Calcutta show little or
NO Improvement" Simeon Hardy & Sons, West
India merchants OF No. 0 Mncing Lane, have
failed. The Daily Ne,os states that in consequence
OF an intiination from the Howard Association OF
New Orleans that no more aid required the Liver
pool yellow fever fund has been closed. Fifteen
Thousand dollars was remised to New Orleans yester
day evening.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT,

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rHn CHIEF SIGNAL OPrIcER,{
wAsmsoroS, Sept Isl A. NJ.
indications.
In yhe South Atlantic and East Gulf States, sta.
tisnary followed by falling barometer. eastery WINDS
warmer, coar or fair weather will prevail
For New Enaland and Tho Middle Atlantic States,
stationary slightly higher pressure slightly lower
temperatures, westerly winds and clear or partly
eoudy weather.
The rivers will generally fall
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
AN EPIDEMIC IN MICHIGAN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. Is, 1878.
A special despatch states that Ia q lumber camp
near Emoro, Montcalm county, Mich. an epidemic
has been raging among the men for week past,
which Dr. Lsvay prOnounces black jaundics. or yellow
fever. One OF the mon, Thomas McGuere taken,
and rs NO one would nurse him or give MIN medicines
tho unfortunate dslirious Mono OF tho
ctizons OF Elmore would receive him into their
houses, aud the patient was placed undor tree IN
drenchin. rain, and alter died from the disease
which tho Doctor says was clearly yellow fever. Tne
remains were placed In q box and buried under the
treo where he dieJ.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Richard Smith, OF Cincinnati; Joseph Medi and
William Henry Smith, OF Chicago and W. N. Halc O.
man, OF Louisville are at the Windsor. Comm ocoro
William G. Temple United States Navy is at the Ev-
croft. L. d. Basseti, formerly Unucd States Min
ister to Hayt, is at tho Sturtevant. Commander
James O'Kane United States Navy. is at tho Gilsey.
Colonel u. ). Howe, United States Army, Is at the ST.
Nicholas. EX-Congressman julius Hotchkiss, OF
Connectcut, ~ ut the Astor. Judge James Hemp.
hill, OF Charleston, $. c., is at the New York. Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs H. A. Hayt at the Park
Aveuue Judge Israel 5. spencer, OF Syracuse; !;
Judge /. W. BARLEY, of Washington, aud Isaac V.
Barker, Jr., of Comstocks n. Y the Fifth Av-
enne. Edmund Claxlon, OF Philadelphia. is ut tho
Metropolitan. Lieutenant William L. Randall United
States Navy, Is at the UpIon Square.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
ONE CRIME 10 HIDE ANOTHER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PorrsvILLE Pa, Sept Is, 1878.
painful story comes from Paio Ano 4 smsll min
ing village two milss from here. Mrs. Falls con-
fssses that when child born her q short time
Sgs sho took 1t into the woods, s,rapGed ana buried
~. Whom tho child sought Tor It was sesn tnat
animal Ind scratched The Garth of tho shalie
grave and dreadiuiy mutila,ed the booy. The woman
had LETT her husband and had bcen acting as house
keeper for at Paio Alto, aud the cEila murder
was perpstratcd TO save herself from shame Neigh.
bsrs who had noticed her condition wero instrumental
In discovering the crime.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
AsSAULTING LITTLE GIRLS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorrsviLLE, Pa, Sept Is, 1873.
AZ Margaret Bolser, girl fourteen years Of age,
vas returnipg from berry picking this morning
man, namcd Frank MoAugh, attempted TO commit an
assault upon her, She screamed, and whom several
men ran TO hcr aid soc was found in a sem-n con.
diiion, her assAilant having torn ner clothing. A.
Pine Grove an assault OF similar character made
upon gir ten years Of age the child being roughly
used that her lilo despaired Of Doth assaia ns
n
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

Al the HERALD o1ace yesterday tho following con.
tribusions we're received the relief oi the yellow
fever suferors:-
Cash 81 u. O.. 500: Ola southern Resident $50: O. s.
ead s lo o. s: Sse 3 saa s
r.,. ss os s~psyts f s Of Kss,s q s,.. sr.1 xaaasc
so . May 's
H' sns 3 Sss
NJ small boys, 80 cents: United states steamer sara
ton avenue. On Xsrose 81 &c. Total $3.50 a.
A communication also received at this Office,
signed "A Poor Woman, which was accompanied oy
= silver medal The sender said shc had no money 10
pive TO the sufferers, but thought the medal which
sho found four years ago was worth about hity cents.
wore % foiiows:-
&c: y. d % S.as ss .:: ) :s$s sss
s. y: I,zse siiee so 20; World ofice, ~ 7o Mo-
sss' \ r CO... :;a | ,s, ::'
"a 81 II..a%s s,a%s CO. e s." Esnsh' iis,si
ss ss s.ms .ssa
a rr.' Sc. aHf .a Gnss 'sS S
!lrcagh New Yort ls.Iae, 5000 o., Captain cnnehy,
ssAsssns 81 s.ss
S.;ss cs sAars s s s csae G IS as sS
ens..sr sa7 60: suo;s. Eaainos oS.e Mane"s.,e, s
s.."si css..h. hs.ss.y Cone, sss %: sss,sss q
& WASH s " ssnfa Sh%ssh precinct a'Sssap g.
through Oswald Kss Club. Morris.
Mail. Wheeler in me%sraInp $40 Assosia.,on
l.a,eyn. is.i.ss Dsnni, employ s' tn through ugh
.ps .a,nIsn. on seP's%scs u sy ksy'sas Ansrss at
The sum OF 81. .654 40 sont to tho Howard Asso.
ciatioD, Vicksburg, by the Mayor
Tno following tho contributions received by the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the city OF
Now York.
Hsa,Is; u Bsssosn sy JShn T. % YSsgs s25 cSpsns. che
s G'rsss eSa'is 81 os Fl Us
bit $3.50; w:.ner B-otLsr. s2, a H. snd family ~,
E.an.S cSafeS nis Bridge sai sixteenth s,ss
Gasen a"@ suDSS 49, sp s s' anS %
ssr MGacs M ~ rss'ssA e asasr
81 ,5I3 20. Grand total, 2,7c6 II.
NJ Barnett, No. 115 Franklin street. acknowledges
tho receipt Of the following contributions
Members OF Meant Sinai ~ Loag; No. 25o Independent
Lawrence Meyers 90 s25; Meyer t,od.mi,h. $40 ".
xnseymeus SIS; j. o. o. $40; NJ i.chtenstein' So Mrs
NJ L. M. %; J. stettheimer, 50; o. H.. %. Cash, ~.
Total. 81 sol
Tne southern Relief Committee OF the Chamber of
Com mcrce met nj noon, Henry Hertz, chairman. pre-
siding Tho following despatch. received by \. $.
DAVIS president Of the First National Bank Vt Men,
phis, VINO Is In this city, was rcad:-
MsxrHis. Sept. Is, 1878
y. g. DAVIS, New York -
Fresh meats canned beef articles Of diet for
'"' w. MITCHELL, Medical Director.
Nioetecn additio onai cases OF clothing-men's, wo.
mems and chlldron's--wcro forwarded by rail 10
Memphis through Anpeil Co.
Mr.. y. X. Southmayd, secretary OF the Howard AS
spatch sent by him yesterday winch stated that they
wcve need OF no moro money, applies to hts
cation alone their particular work being tho OF
the destitute IL IL not nten ded to apply tho
Peabody Relief Association, who are WORK relcv-
ing tho dcstution aud distress which prevail among
poorer classes, who have lost their OF sub
astence.
The watch donated by tho lady who signed herself
'J 3D. ana who wshedit sold for the benefit Of the
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
REDMOND NOT CAPTURED.

By rRLHoIAPH TO THE HERALD
GREESviLLE, Sept. ls, 1S7s
II having been reported here few days ago that
Redmond would be married on last Thursday night, q
hrge force OF deputy marshas were sent under orders
from Washington, 1t Is said TO attend tho wedding
ana capture the bridegroom. The wedding failed 10
take place, however, and the disappointed Gficers
have returned with their old story OF Intellectual
surround and narrow escape
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

THE SITUATION AT BROWNSVILLE -INcRKAsE
IN NEW CASES.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Sept. Is, 1873.
There fourteen new cases OF yellow isser to-day
against nve yesterday. Rev. J. W. Lane OF tho Col.
orcd Methodist Church, south, vas tho only asath.
lie was able ana intelligent colored preacher IN
iu this Vicinity, and an invaluable helper 20 the
Howards Charles Oldham ~ dyiIg There
are ninety cases hand. We
are MAKING arrangements to move tho colored
people who we'll and unemployed 10 "A camp II tho
woods to bush arbors, tor wo nave snts, and Iced
Cm.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
TIE WESTERN STORM.

ciSoiSSArI, Sept. ls, 1873
The trains on tho Ashtabus, Youngstown and PITS
borg road running o usual. Tho loss by the
1ood In AshtabuIa county stated $3.50 600
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
sUFFERISGs OF THE UNFORTUNATE PATIENT
AT STEVENSON, ALA.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD
STEVENSON, Sept Is, 1878.
Poor Williams, tho yellow fever patient, has been
suffering greatly He has not only beon isolated in
box tho railroad track, but his Howard nurse
ordered of by the Howards last Friday night to
Canton, Miss. Since then he has had regular
nurse. s. Willis. telegraph operator, and II. Mat
thews, hctel clerk. are the ouly persons who have
gone near MIN, nursing him when they have been Oh
nvo through the night. nurse for him arrived from
Chattanooga tonight.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
SITTING BULL.

WAsnISGToy. Sept 18, 1878.
y lotter received At the War Department IRON tho
ecmmandng officer at Red Cloud Agency, u. r.,
states that two Indians have recently reached that
Dest from Sitting Bulls camp over the Canadian
Line. They report that ,hero abundance OF game In
that section and sitting Bulbs followers we'll sup
Piled with arms and Rmm unition.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

Rio JASxiRo. sent 10, 1878
Cones-Nasket animated, lasre sales for the United
atates. good Ersts $40 800 rcis per 10 koa AK
change on London. 23h
SANTOS. Sept 10, 1878.
Coffee 10 quoted at 5.Goo $500 res per 10 kos for
HAntos-
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
TIE wEAraEn YxsrInpAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
ssmporaiuro fsr the past twenty-our hours, In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
lHHsALp Buldng). No 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
CONTINUED BAvAoKs or THE FEvrn IN MEM
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept Is, 1873.

MEhPHIs, Tcnp SepL is, 1873.
There was q perceptiDie increase In the activity
about the headquarters OF the Howards this morn
Ing bot apparently decrease In the number OF
cases. although the report OF deaths Is lighter only
thirty csni deaths being reported up to noon, making
nino,y one Tor tho past twenty.fcur hours.
Among The dead are tvo more volunteer phys ,
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
AID IRON THE POLICE.

Superintendent Wsliing makes the following report
Of tho moneys subscribed aud collected by the police
Of this city Tor benefit Of tho sufferers among the
police Of the Injected districts -
Sent TO New Orleans, 81, 900; Memphis, 81. 900;
Vcksburg, $500. Total So, 500. Balance Isl U3l l3)
In PARK Bank tor future disposition.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
ANOTHER TOWN DEpopuLATED.
my IELEGBAPa TO THE HERALD. I

hchWkS. lenn. Sept. IL, 1873
young man, whose father died on Sat-
urday At Brownsville, came here yesterday.
and was prostraied with fever. The entire
population ned prcc ptaiciy, leaving with him only
MS mother ana young Father Fahcy, who has had
telegraph TO Nashville tor doctor and nurse. These
will arrive by the next train.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
ELEVEN DFATHs AT CANTON.

CANTON, Miss, Sept. Is, 1878.
Now cases to-day, 10: deaths. IL; total cases. 1885,
deaths, rs Or. A. II. Coso Is dead. The people aro
very gloomy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE HEALTH
AUTaoRITIEs TO AVOID PANIC.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. Is. 1873
The physicians having charge Of tho cases OF Karl
Yensen, his vito and little daughter, refugees from
New Orleans, and prosrated hero by terrible
disease, Still refuse to say tnat 1t is yellow fever but
VIII not give It any other medical name This course
has bsen counseled by .he Board OF Health In order
to prevent any alarm panic which might result
from the announcement that the pesiileIce even
introduced here by refugees. This ex,rome precau-
tion Is regarded superhuous, In 1855,
when tho yellow fever ragged at Norfolk, and
when large numbers OF patients werc brought hero
for treatment no resident OF tho CITY was taken with
1t, though many OF tho patients died.
DR.. Koncr, the attending physician states night
that Yenscn is improving aud probably out OF dan
ger, but that his vile is worse and the little
daughter Is about in the same condition sue
was yesterday. They are being carefully nursed.
receiving every necessary medical attention and
all OF them may There 10 not the slightest
spprehens that tho fcver viii spread, hence the
desire Of the ply sicans not 10 create any alarm.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
THE MAYORS COMMITTEE.

The Mayors Committee OF Relief received yestor-
day $2I4 63. Total s6,624 40. Among tho suoscrip-
tions were tho French Evangelical Church, s53 63
Church OF the holy Apostles, 500; Second Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Sis.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

HOWARD REPRESENTATIVE AGAIN IN FULL
CONTROL OF onENADA-TuE yEvEE APpAR-
EMILY DYING OUT.
By TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.l
GRENADA, Miss, Sept. Is, 1873
As tolegraphed TO you some days ago tho conva.
lescenI cisizsns OF Grenada formed a committee OF
three assist tho only remaining Howard reprsssn
tative D. W. Coau, 10 carry tho government OF tho
city. Mr. Coan being very weak. and not sble tsko
active part, the Cuzens' Committee made some
new arrangements In tho distribution Of tho commis-
sary stores and 'pui!cd the strings tightly to
cause intense dssxtisiacsson. Last night
disanected pcrsous, unknswn, began friug upon
various belaicd individuals Dr. VeaZie's driver,
while waiting upon the Doctor, was hred ut and
narrowly eBapsd. Fortu nnlciy hurt.
To-day tho members OF tne commttoo took
irg resigned their c0utro oi the conimissnTy
department IIscing everything In tho hands OF Mr..
Coan. This gentleman, therefore, has now full ana
soio charge and no Is perfectly competent TO manage
tho whole tbinc, as he has oonc SO all along. vir
tuAlly there ono death to-day nnd three
Cases Dr. vsaze, oil New Orleans. tells me he
poets scnd MrA Friedman 20 New Orleans on Sat-
urday next. Sho Is the lady, your readers will re-
member, who jumped over the banislsrs and broko
collar bono Sho formerly lived IN Nov York.
John r. Heaburg takes the wires to-day, vice Hun.
sackcr, vino returns to Now Orleans.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

sufferers has been purchased by one of the members
OF the Relief Committce, who desires TO return IT, and
the lady requested TO call and receive the sa'ue
Mr. j. Pierpont Morgan treasurer of the commit
tee, acknowledges the receipt oil the following add
tional Contributions
From the Hartford Garnet Compsny,s empiovss of
Thompsonvlle Conn. s5ss s5; the school children
OF ~ 80 sy
through D. Felter actuary. through H. T. spaul
f s sis cSSe keGasd %i'sS4 SPINS
under The alspss, Temperance society
Yonng Mems CHRISTIAN Association OF Schenectady.
lions. Si' re S'S' sm".aye. saSs,e
bert Saints ch.psi sYSsS Sswper. N hlcsaG
Dr. Meree. taaditiqpal; $500; Mrs y b.. cash; SIS;
H. sol; ~ the ladies' st Holy Trinity Church Har
Ss for saS T s 80
heaith piil"ws ana pillow slips yalaed a. s25 throush
90. s2s JOHN y ssesrps 6o. employees sS7: uni.a.
np a aanssanf
A. Baeker: s4s 23 Irving Prank Du Bos $50; throusl
box aSsed Ror the GsIsS rsis 81 ys
Ss fever so ss m n"' gseh t. the psoT sAs
g. $40; second Reformed Ghareh. maekensaeK n j..
ineierman Muissn < CO.. sioo; proceeds Of 5hidrens
Helen ssse Hester Coe and Agnes %
Sio. Gssnain Rsr sesss o S,sn.s Pa hoSsh Metr9Do
and Ladder COMPANY No Of iIoboSen, n j. throagh T.
tsrian Cnarch and sunday school OF Lock Ridge, Pa
hsngn Edwin s Thomas " si ~ Lee $50; Miss Helen
cnnssn ana sSesy Gsun
shsna nsash james am 6ssoa at
t,ees;are-. sis4 5o St. MARKS Lutheran Church.
Middleburgh. \. y, through q. VI. frsbie S23 Nor
rsown Junior Athletics through Jack Marsh treasurer
So Sandy Hook pilots tErough Captain Ambrose snow
thrd subscrlptonI S40 benevolent citizens of Oneida
\ y through ENor.hrup; Treasurer Citizens. Relief
Committee 5000 balance oil ladies' collections at Glen
Cove. L. L. and vicinity, through T. E wiilets and A. M
bowne lreasnre $64 10; FIRST Presbyt yterian Church.
Elisabeth. n j. $2Si 67 Sunday school, $40 81 Silvain
rresby.erinn Church tcooredS 81 Citizens Committee.
Utica y. ". through X. :. Williams cashier Oneida Ma
tonai bank. $500; citizens of Metuchen. n. J through
Rev j. q. Mason. $l57 contribution boxes, New York
Post Once xllO 51 south Reformed Church West Troy,
through B Knower. treasurer SSl 03; cash. So eti
OF Lakevilc. Conn. 800; Reformed church Port
Even n. Y. $40 AZ; L. J. NJ Clemens Kngsvle. Ohio,
So citizens of Caseton, VI, S37 26 Edward solomon,
S25; Wihiam r. Wardwcn. $20. Total, $5o6i ~ Grand
total, $lll,ll5 a.
Mr.J. L. Macauay, treasurer of the Cotton Exchange
Relief Committee reports the following donatons:-
lady. through L. Stone Sl2: George Brcnecke $40;
received from D. g. Watts the proceeds OF bale
ton. donated by J. b. Gay, Si9o ~ Total, S22l 70.
Grand total. $5,I67 20.
Mr.. William Alexander Smith received from Christ
Church, Fermont " IN ad OF the sufferers, $Sl o.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
TRAMps DEAD FROM YELLOW JACK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKIALp.l
PADucAu JUNCTION, Tenn, Sep,

PADucAu JUNCTION, Tenn, Sept Is, 1878.
A tramp from Memphis was discovered lying
within q short distance OF the railroad.
within two miles OF Union CITY, yes
terday Hc placed under Shelter, out
died six hours after. Another tramp died IN the
Same way iour miles this side OF Union City.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

"Oh, how do you contrive. my dear.
To keep your teeth so wEite and clear
And how on earth do arrange
To keep your breath sweetg 'Tis strange.'
MOT strange At All /" was her reply:
use SOZODONr and be Us D."
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
The last YELLOW FEVER PATIENT AT GALL
POLLS DEAD.


Hugh Plymnals, seventy-two years of age, tho last
patient in tho injected district died last night There
NO other cases Our experience clearly proves
that in this latitude at ieast yellow fever Is not iu
fectious but contagious. Every case here was con-
tracted by contact with the steamer Porter, and
and othors exposed tho sick havo In no In
stance contracted the disease.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
YELLOW Fewer BENEFIT Az c1LMonn,s GARDEN.

YELLOW FEVER BENEFIT Ar G1LMoREs GARDEN.
Monday evening, September 23, the grand vocal and
Instrumental concert to aid the yellow lever sufferers
will be given at Gilmoros Garden, under the auspices
OF the Firsmen's BAH Committee OF the OLD voluh-
icer Fire Department l; will DO In all respects u
monster affair. Mile. lima di Murska. tho Hungarian
nightingale; the great cornetist Levy; Siguor raga-
pietra, The baritone; Theodore Thonias' orchestra,
Graiullas iu Seventh Regiment Band und Dodworth's
ceeDrated Military Band nave all voiuo tecred and VIII
positively appear. Tue garden, for this night will
DO illuminated by tho now electric light Thirty
thousand tickets havo becn printed by the com init
toes order, which sale at the principal hotels
ana Dy Ders OF the Police and FIRE departments
n prize OF $3.50 being awarded the man sclliBg the
tickets The committee has retained Tor It's
use entire side OF private boxes, each member
paying $40 Tor tie privilege.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
ONLY TEN pEATns IN yIckspURa YRsTKRpAY-
A DE.aHTER PRospEcT.

tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALp.1
vIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept. Is, 1873.
There have been ten deaths hero during the last
twenty-iour hours as iollovs:-
Sallie Panncr. William Bender.
Annie PanpeE =. Hcncgan
C0rneiia Revina james Martin.
Bessie Owens. Wthe G0ldeu.
Robert SNOW Joseph Spingler.
All are whites W. A. Fairchtlc, OF the Howard As.
sociation. IS In o critical condition, New
the decline. DR.. Stewart Reach taken down with
ths lever to-day. Tho supplies are coming in and o
moro hopeful spirit prevails.