Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-01

Falls. per T. J. Stone. cashier, Sioux City, Ia S42
Mr. N V. HolbroOk. Brownsville, Tenn, So; MI. A.
Z. Caldwell treasurer Hibernian society. Charleston
3 T., S20U; captain T. j. Burke, Mitchell Guards,
Denver, Col, STOP. JNO LOAGUE, sec.
| CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Excelsior Lodge No. 4, Louisville, $40; Mystic
Lodge No 212, Louisville. $40; Toledo Lodge, No.
! %: Toledo o, S25; A. L. ReDer Lodge, No. $40,
Butler, Pa, 81 90 Total, S72 30.
MAX HERMANN, Secretary
| CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TUE EPISCOPAL
| CHURCH.
The following letters, received yesterday by Rev.
Dr George white. explain themselves:
| DIOCESE OF SOUTHERN OHIO, EPISCOPAL Rooms,
| COLLEGE BUILDING, CINCINNATI, August %, 1878.
DEAR DR.. WHITE enclose postoffice order for
two dollars, the collection at Trinity mission, little
mission In the part of the city for sufferers
| from yellow-fever. member of the congregation
ceiyed from the treasurer OF the bishops congrega-
ton, our collection for the same object. need not
| say how much sympathise with you all. We pray
that this affilcton may soon be Oyerpast Respect
\ fully yours, j. NJ. KENDRICK.
| OFFICE OF JOHNSON, MURDOCH & Co.,
| GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, Pixies BUILDING, Z
| CINCINNATI, August 81, 1873.
| Rev. George White, DID,, Memphis Tenn:
REV. AND DEAR SIR-In response to the late ap-
church papers, that any money sent to you will be
appropriately pr distributed among the afflicted and
to render what little assistance we can, through you,
In consequence OF one OF your former parishioners
Mrs. Frank ID. Graham, being at this time a
Der OF our chapel, and who, as you are probably
den death OF her husband, who was victim of the
late railway disaster. We therefore, take pleasure
sxtyye cents being last SUNDAYS cSllectSn and
trust the amount though small, may prove servicea
strongly appeals to the christian heart for sympa
thy and assistance With our earnest prayers to
the pesterce and restore your good people to health
beg to remain very respe, tfuly your S6ede9t ser
Treasurer Bishops Free Chapel, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
The unprecedented spread and fatality of yell
business has LETT Several in
the city, who are destitute of the means Of subsst
of them are now sick, and the number is constantly
increasing Much as the committee dislike to ask
aid again from the charitable abroad who have so
generously responded to former calls, necessity and
humanity compel them 10 request further and
c. G. FISHER, Chairman
.. ]. q. LONSDALE, JR., Treasurer,
L. E. WRIGHT,
G. +. CONN,
VIM. WILLIS,
s. NJ JOBE,
Executive Board Citizens Relief Committee
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMISSARY DE- |
PARTMENT YESTERDAY.
". Simpson, Big Sandy, Tenn, through H. Brooks |
& Co., one barrel cried apples.
HOWARD'S HOME FOR THE SICK.
The Market street schoolhouse has been fitted up |
for the reception OF PATIENTS under the charge of Dr.
DoWell of Galveston, Texas. He can accommodate |
fifty patients Monday, and fifty more on Tuesday. |
home for coiored patients and will bs in operation
next Tuesday. Patients who have been sick over |
twenty-four hours will not be received at either /
home DR.. w. E. Rogers has been appointed by the |
Towards superintendent of hospitals, and will have
four ready for patients during the week.
PREACHERS APPOINTMENT.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 30, 1873.
The following committee appointed by
the Preachers association, which met at Avery
chapel, TO cooperate with the citizens relief COM
mites The names and wards are as follows
Second ward~E p Penn. B. Mitchell
Third ward-,J. r. Peak Moses Dukes
Fourth ward-J. M'COnD r. h. Elkins.
Fifth ward-Alonday Thomson, j. g. Gordon
Sixth ward--A. J. Jackson, R. T. Seat.
Seventh ward. c. Gray, L. C. Larry.
Eighth 8ard-Eliiah Rowland, John Williams.
Ninth ward-B F. Butler, Willis Peyton.
Tenth ward-R. johnson, S. w. Lee.
4. HOLMES, Chairman,
THOMAS SHIELDS, Sec'y.