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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHESrEAkEl
RAILROAD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY q. l-''.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND nnESrEAhEi
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCES; MAY y. l-''
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 ?. VI. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, 81
West Point with steamer Havana i"r
all points on York river AMI Hliu-
more. Arri .eS In Bal;imGrr ii : "
NJ: connects with raii-iincs tor NH'h
in:ton, Philadelphia, New 'r~ i't~-
ton and ali western points. i"uLv.Ss
al Richmond with traiuS"u E!rlnGo.%
and Petersburg a3i CHESAPEAKE t-d
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URkDAY. Connects with sir:,Inri !
at West Point Tor river landings Bd'-
timore, AMI all western points. Con-
meets at Richmond " ith trains On RicI! :
mond and Dauvi!ie railroad. Richmond
and Petersburg, and Che>apeake ana
Local PASSENGER.
500 2. II. Leaves Richmond daily Except sac
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 4. II. Arrives st Richnond TtEsDAl,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. ION,
meets with trains on Richmond 1uu
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana nhlo
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FIJI.
DAY, IT 4. 81. Connects WIN
trains from Philadciphii, Ne" nofA,
and western points. ana ~ W est TON.
with trains for Rlchmoud and the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .,....,
400 p NJ Arrives Al Richmoud MONDAY w ED
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud ,r
S:l5P. M.TCESDAY, THURSDAY, ani al,
URDAY. Connects With steamer al
West Point from Baltimore. on OF
meet. with Richmond sAd isanrtuc'
Richmond aud PcterSours ahu 1hc'ss
pcake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL. PASSENGEh. , s,,
| ,olo A. AZ Arrives ut X richmond dairy except suh.
day Connects with hichmoiI,o n Sa
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu oN'
No transfer Of frcigu: i, Richmond 10 or from
southern noints. cars run through between At"a'a
and West Point. .., with t,x,s, r,tes,
| Careful handing ana "'His''1'' VIVA
| guaranteed. ,,,t .,,-,n,ecd rates,
| ,.snea 70 All northern aud western points. Sam s,s
| Throuyh tickets Sold 10 all northern, caS'I ~ "-~
| xestryn pouts, and baggage Checked tht9ukh. ,
| Eor tickets apply al General ktis"tu t,n,I and
| comnany's depot, corner TweniS-sh'ra al" wv
| sSreets Richmond. Va. ., 4, s,,.r,r,s,d.rts
|
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >.EFSss
~ COMPANY. .sz2eSl1l
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one or their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WiANOkE. ISAAC
BELl4, and RICHMOND-everyT TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY ut high water.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2. Storage, % aud
IS.
For further information apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
my 10 Office Company'a wharyes. Rocketts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04

4 NTHRACITE COAL-all sizes;
~ COALBURG SPLINT COAL,
CLOVER HILL COAL, and COKE-all at
lowest summer rates. S. II. HALVES,
Dealer In all kinds Of Coal,
In oo-3m Eighteenth and Cary streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
BY Grubbs L Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE LARGE
i FOUR. STORY BRICK DWELLING No. Gil
EAST MAIN STREET At AUCTION.-At the re-
quest Of all the parties interested SHALL as substi'
thted trustee, sell at auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY, July l. 1878, 1T 81. O'Clock T.. NJ, the
DWELLING. No. Gil. situated on the south side OF
Main street between sixth and seventh streets. and
nearly opposite the Arlington House. 1t has ten
rooms with modern convcnences. besides kitchen
with four rooms, and, by reason of its pleasant and
convenient location tJeing within Il few minutes
walk OF the post-cice). Is very desirable csidencc
for a professional or business man. The lot fronts
325 feet, and runs back 10 wide paved alley.
TERMS BY consent the terms VIII he one fourth
cash: balance &C four, eight. and twelve months
for negotiable notes with interest added. anu Sc
cured by Il deed of trust. G.. h. LUCK, Trustee.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS. aucti0neers.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF BRIGHTuOPE COAL FOR JULY AND
AUGUST. Best lump (delivered), 81 so; beg. Hail
(delvcrcd), 81. Call promptly and enter your or
Gers. Olicc and retail yard, corner Seventh and
Byrd streets. l.. Is. THAW.
~ 2-lm Commercial Agent.
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On FRIDAY, July 5th, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, we
will sell By request Of the owner The abOve-descrbcd
property. HOUSE. two stories and basement, SIX
rooms. Stable and other outbuiGings In yard. Good
well of water. House fronts 264 feet.
TERMS One third cash; SIX. twelve, and eighteen
months for balance, secured by deed of trust.
POlNDEXTER & UPPER,
" l-MW,Th&F huctonccrS,
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by POndeXteI & Upper.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1900 Main street (under Planters Bank.

UCTION SALE OF 4
n FIRST-RATE BUSlNESS-STAND
ON DUVAL STREET. CORNER OF SHOOk's
ALLEY, ONE SQUARE OF BROOK
AVENUE.
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checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
New bern Washington, and Tarboro', y. c.. and all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c., Boston,
and regular landings James river. 1T lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
| tircy rebuilt and rcfurnished in al elegant aud
| costly manner and IS confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
| run on this route for many years.
l.. u. TATUM. superintendent.
| 903 Main street and Rockets.
/ w MCC,IERICK. Agent. NOriOk. ie (
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A SctloE LINE. ssfssazilgEsl

a SnlSsIisstsy
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY.:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodates unsurpassed for cle-
gancc and comfort. All stite-rOOmS on main
deck. and saloon am.dshipS.
SALOON CABINS. sos 10 $50. currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all republics, S4e.
Excursion tickets for FirstClass Passage, New
York 10 Paris and return. Sl3J TO Sl91, according
TO statc-rcoul and rOuts chosen
For books of information. plans. &C.. apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
z Bowling Green, New York.
or TO GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO.,
Office Old Dominion steamship Company.
}. +. GIBSON.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
N DH-2In
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY. 5tl
of july at the same hour. {. Is. LUCk, trustee:
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS. AuctiOneerS. Jy2
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Il Dominion Steamship ComDauy's ss.sfz4z.sfiss..
steamship RICHMOND. Captain KELLY, will sail
FRIDAY, July 5. at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evening.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wared with dispatch To all points north, south, east
aud west also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; Ionnd-trip tickets.
S24. StcCragc, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
G.. W. ALLEN Z CO., Agents.
3-3t CompanY'S Wharf. ROckcttS.
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ltl!|Iaona 1lspa1tl.tl'lI,

'HlsRs Y Z. {. ULY y. 1873.
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Real Estate Agent, Auctioncer. and Notary Pub
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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DEPARTURES of STEAMERS.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. FALL 41FEfs
Il RIVER. PROVIDENCE, AND nos rs1EsE5sssss.,
TON.-Stcamer EFERMAN. Captain PLATT, Will
receive freight for the above ports until FRIDAY
she 9th instant, ut 10 o'clock \: VI:
j. W. MCCARRICk.
" i-2t General Southern Agent.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs[E
COMPANIES
JAMES-RIVEIs LINE,
FOE
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING At
NORFOLK WITH TIE DAY-LiNE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
II. AND ". STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
LOCKET SWALLOWING.

Carrie Fussn snstehed q iocket from Frank VITA
kcr's ehsia 10 ssIoooe esd when Frank struggled 70
regain 4, she slipped u IN her mouth and supcd IL
down. Frank sppssred before Judge Oucrpouru
sgaiset nsf yesterday, nut a. the rcsainng OF bts
properly vas hN only motive IN coming thyre, ana
she atfl oaaimed sns Ioeket o~p, she - dis
ehsrssa ana Frsak vas lett 70 hw eva rssouross.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
BRITISH SHIP GUARANTEED AT SAN FRAN.
BaooKLrs's YELLOW rrvEH CASE.

Sanitary Superintendent Raymond, of Brooklyn,
received q communication from Health Onnoer Van
derpool yesterday concerning William Stultz, who
died at Quarantine on Thursday night last, to which
place he had bsen sent by tho Brooklyn Health DO
partment Dr.. vanderPooi says he made post NOR
and that the undou btedly yellow fever.
There wsro Of the characteristics Of maiarial
fever
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
A CHANCE ron THE HOTEL MEN.

A CHANCE Ton THE HOTEL MEN.
To THE EDITOR OF HxRALD:-
Will you suggest through --nr paper to the propris.
Of the resorts Consy Island to place con-
spiouous places their premises boxes labelled or
the Southern sick ~ Many would gladly give trifo
In this way whs unable 70 40 moro, and pcn ny
each would do much good. j.. II.
New YoRK, August 20, 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
SUPPLIES FORWARDED FREE Il

To THE EDIroR THE HERALD
Auy donation oil supplies for the relief Of the yellow
fever sufferers the South II sent oieo OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, No. 3o3 Broadway
Will be forwarded FREQ OF charge.
J. G. M. BUFFAL0E, New York Agent
NEW York, August 20, 1873
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
AID FROM orHtR cITIr $.


A special from New Orleans says that Dr. Warren
for Grenada this evening n response to tho from
tho Howard Association.
The Cleveland (Ohio) police have donated $500 from
their life and health fund for the beneAt oil yellow
isver sufferers. The subscriptions by citizons so lar
aggregate $4,000.
rhe following circular, issued yesterday from
Cleveland, Ohio, explains ITSELF
OFFICIAL CIRCULAR No. J.
OFFICE GRAND DICTATOR KNIGHTS OF HONOR
TO subordinate lodges within The jurisdiction tho
Grand Lodge OF Ohio =
An appeal has been made by sister lodges located in
iooges throughout the United States Tor
ask all subordinate lodges within my Jurisdiction to
give this appeal Que consideration at once, 70
OF tho general funds now In the treasury OF such
subordinate lodges All donations should be sent 10
J. 9. Plummer Grand Reportsr Wooster. Ohio.
Il. II. SHOMU, Grand Master
Al = meeting In Savannah, Gu, yesterday 81, 900
was raised and regular committee Of relief ap-
pointed.
The con trbutons OF the citizens OF P,ttspurg, Pa,
for tho rsel Of the suffering IN the South amounts
to S. 600 all OF which has been forwarded to tho
rlous points most afflicted. The committee reports
that contributions are still coming In freely Two
concerts have been arranged tho ea.re proceeds Of
which arc to DO turned over 10 tho com mittcc.
a. ns Wse
yesterday and the proceeds, amounting to $780, were
forwarded TO tho Howard Association at vioksburg.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF Chicago
has sent $106 to the sufercrs ut New Orleans.
C0lorod people At Chattanooga, Tenn, havo COL
ected 500 for their brethren IN fsctcd cities.
The Montgomery (Ain.) Con Club has scnt 500 10
New Orleane The Masonic fratorpity In Montgomery
have also sent q subscription.
Philadelphia Is acting nobly IN tho matter OF sub.
scrpons for the yellow fever sufferers Of the South
50 Tar g. 747 has s.en eOes.ed s2 900 wiz .. sen.
81, 500 10 Memphis ana $500 TO Grenada
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

packed up and left ouce, and there ereatHuu
on the drug stores tor disntec Ono druegssxeld
$50 doses or prepared castor oil, and for blocks
around there was store where chloride of nrscor
carbohc acid could be iound. 1t all sold outsxore
nine O'Clock, the presence OF the disease being an in
duccinent TO take OF self prot ection that
Dothing else could have brought about
Vhe house where the Bonelli family loo eed s-atwo
story and halt brick. Tho front rooo Is = storv,
where Joseph Milano, ting tenant. soils iruit
one and his house is Kept eomparMsvsy clean.
Tho compsrtsou 10 restrictive, aad Is MADE with
The general run Of houses in tho vicinity
and the patrons OF his establishment mostly
Italians many Of whom res,d. u,sreabou,s
Mi;ano also Keeps boarders, and, the house
being small and his family large. tho arrival
Of the eight refugees rendered 1t crowded.
taken sok Is small apartment, TOO small, indeed
for one we'll person, and nivsnsiisaed With The
nurses 70 move about Tho locality is not nsssd for
cleanliness. just back OF No. SO4 Eighth street
street in which resides iOrty.s.ar iamii.sa iIss.
Those families live in room IN
aud one family has more than ous aparvmsnt Tno
street 10 dirty and the house Is dirty. Filth every
more than percsp.ibc. Yesterday soma OF the mors
thrifty people living there set work clean up
i,te. ana they made tho street qaite fresh beiore
they got through Toward the river down iAbridge
street, and in the little courts opening into Spaord
street and rwefveoot alley, there is NO lack OF nth
and squalorwh the dieease might Ind u iosthoid
THE CASE AT PIrrsBURG, PA, PROVES FATAL
HE WAS DECK HAND ON THE INFECTED
STEAMER JOHN PORTER.
PIrTsBURG, August 20, 1873
The FIRST case OF yellow lever arrived in this city
last night on the steamer Abner O'NeiL from Wheel
ing. The patient is James Crawford resident OF this
city, who had been employed the river at Cincin-
natl. The Board OF Health had him removed to the
hospital above tho city immediately upon hts arrival.
Physicians who examined the state that 1t
yellow lever but in mild form shst no danger
should bc apprshended.
LATER-THE PATIENT DEAD.
JamssCrawiord, the yellow fever patient who
rived In this city the steamboat Abncr ONe yes
tcrday, died this evening. Crawford stated that no
had boon employed as q deck hand the steamboat
John Porter, but had LETT that boat and made his
way 10 Wheeling, from which point he tsok passage
Tor Pittsburg. The Porter has been lsid up quar-
aussnc Ohio, distance below the CITY, for
some time
BRITISH SHIP GUARANTEED AT SAN FRAN
CISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26, 1878
The British ship Cape Breton arrived here from Rio
Janeiro this morning, and was med:atey ordered
to quarantine below Black Point On May Henry
NcDade, seaman, died OF yellow isvor and signs
Of the disease appeared board SINCE but the quar-
antine officer deemed It best not to permit her
to the wharf until thoroughly iumigated.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ENFORCING QUARANTINE.

There werc at anchor at Upper Quarantine ysster-
day about twenty vessels from Southern ports dis
charging their cargoes into lighters. Among shem
a large steamship About two hundred steve
dorss and lAberers engaged in unloading tho
sells. Tney arc boarded and lsdaed two old huiks
which are anohercd Off Robbius' Reef tho mon not
being allowed to 60 ashore. Tho vessels thor
eugniy iumigated before beng allowed 10 csme up
the city.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
|BAI1LING WITH DEATH.
Manifold Horrors in
Southern Cities.
MELLOW FEVER SPREADING.
Vicksburg and Memphis Com
pletely Plague Bound.
sDOCTORSl HELP!
Hundreds Dying for Want of
Medicine and Nursing.
'COMIN RT H.
Cases at Washington, Pittsburg
and Philadelphia.
lVicksburg and Memphis Com
pletely Plague Bound.
DOCTORSl HELP (!
Hundreds Dying for Want of
Medicine and Nursing.
COMM ORT H i.
Cases at Washington, Pittsburg
and Philadelphia.

a PAINFUL STATE or AFFAIRs AT vICKsBURG-
THE FEVER sPREADING-ALL RESOURCES
GIVING oUTs
/. Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
VICKsBURa, August 26 1873
/. There 10 NO abatement 10 the prevailing spidsmic
here, and the daily mortality 10 without parallel In
this city. The deaths during the last twenty-iour
hours number twenty y-eighs. New cases. seventy
three. Cases now under treatment. 600 Tho plague
is spreading There is much suffering and desituiien.
All trains stopped. Medlcal men and others on
duty are exhausted In energy and resources.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Edward Hlncken ana r. r. Livermore who will
collections.
The following subscri ptons were received yestcr-
dsy a. the Mayors oiss 10 aid of the yellow fever
suHerers:-
Mis-. May Anderson. 500; through NEW YORK HERALD
Sill 80: Mavins keteltss. $50; wv 4. H. $40; CEN
ersi A.. g.. uct"nx. $40; ID. Billes, Zion Lodge slO
IL j. NJ" S. ro.al, S2s6 So
Mayor Ely wi1 send to-day TO tho Howard Associa
tion of New Orleans the sum Of 81 l50 which has
received for the help OF the sufferers The money
Will DO used by the association To employ
obtain supplies Tor ihc sicK In varions localities.
Messrs. Lehman Brothers, of No 40 Exchange
place, yesterday received tho following addito do
nations IN AID Of the New Orleans suiIerers:-
L. Goldenberg Treasurer OF Temple BETA El $3.50: He
brah hesed Emeth OF tho Aineieenth Street syna-
gogue. S5o II. II. Nathan. S25 j. Iiendricks 500 g.
hendricks s2o; II. S. Allen. $lO Z. q Allen. $40; s.
Abecasis $40; Isaac Hendrick& SO; a. WAach Co.,
*io We'll Bros Co. $25; cash. 81 Total, s4s5.
The Following collections wore made by A. l.. Grab.
folder Co. for the sufferers at New OrIeAns:-
A. l. ,;ra6felder Co $50; J. strsus. Bros $50; s.
Frank %; j. Hochser. So; Stiepel, <5. Total. el1b
The contributions Tor tho Southern sufferers 10 The
Church OF tho Strangers, Inst sunday. was $2,3
which will be paid tor distribat,on the
m'ttes Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
VOLUNTEERS AAD1cAL AID.

- v -VOLUATEEK MEDICAL AID.
10 answer to proposition from ''E. NJ" published
In the HERALD or Sunday, letters have bcenreceived
from several young medical gentlemen Offering their
services 20 the plague ridden districts. Tho main
obstacle to the accomplishment, Of this humane un-
dcr'aking is the want OF transportation OF voun-
ecrs 10 the South. Perhaps ihs authorities or some
OF tho reliei agents here can devise means by
which these than generous offers OF assist.
ancs may be utilized.
any moment 10 JON 'sE. NJ"
I'll Il" says he IS willing to place himself at the
disposal OF the authorizes Of any Of the strick en
cities provided his expenses paid
-. ). r." u physician and Southerner, will Join
party OF SIX as suggested by "E. M II his OK
penscs paid. de says he has already applIcd 10
Mayor Ely who SO tar has not been authorized 10 send
any one.
''E. r." invites ..E. MI 10 communicate with him
At the HERALD of1ce IN regard to the project
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

v1FrExN DEAres DURING THE LAST TWENTY
-FOUR noUEs-A PANIC AMONG THE NE
oaoxs-MoRE NURSES NEEDED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GRENADA, via wArER vALLxY, Miss,(
August 26, 1878. I
The situation to-day In no moro enceurag ing tbsn
yesterday Eleven whites and four negroes have
died here during the last hours The lever
zach day takes hoIa Of fresh victims, whho almost
beurIy some poor sufferer nnds relief IN death. The
Degfoes who were qnartered tho outskirts Of the
Wwn a. arst escaped the disease, bot the anay
reached their habstious, and to-day sevsnty6vs csf
Bred persons are proslratcd.
Tns NEGROES GREATLY FRIGHTENED.
Ne pen can describe the terror winch took possess
Mon Of these dusky citizens when Yellow Jack ap.
Sssrsd IN their ranks Many fed the place, leaving
heIr SICK and dying frisnds without help, provisions,
W even water TO drink Those who remained with
hw exceptions, refused TO lend q helping hand and
mood shaking with fright while tho disease continued
- spread. A fatal case OF yellow fever among ,he
Ieilboodsd blacks had never been heard OF nns, the
appearances OF this plague Ia 0ssnada since tho arss
ssss appeared sixteen negroes have dscd and many
bore cases are now propounccd hopeless
DHArn COLONEL WALTON
Last n'ght tina, brave aud no5c msn Colonel Wal
Ios, brsasAsd his last Perhaps no man IN this
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

PHILApELPBIANs MORE rRraRTENEp THAN
HURT
From the phisdspsis rimss Angus, zs1
As soon IS the news sprosd about in the ne,ghbor.
hood OF the prssence of ths~.dncsse there was q
trcat exctemsnt that psrock almost OF the nature
oi panic. one family rsssd,ps Ia an acjsnss house
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

THE YELLOW FEvgR PATIENTS IN PHILA-
pELpHIA IN GOOD QuARTERs--uNAuTHENr
GATED RuMoBs.
PHrLADELrHIA, August 20, 1873.
The two cares OF yellow fever which were dis
covered at No. so4 south Eighth street on Saturday
are now doing WELL They In the Nun icpal ri os-
p,a together with ,he other members Of the family,
who are all from vicksburs. No other cases hsvo
been developed There rumors Of several Others
IN town, but tney cannot be authenticatsd.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Columbus KY, has qosrantined against everybody.
allowing no passengers whstcvsr to step there An
order has Just been issued and onferccd against rail-
reads conn ecting there with tho 81 Louis and Iron
Mountain rvsd transferring passengers within the
cooperate limits. Trains have nsequousiy to pass
around the city.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-03
Sloyrmly MMmMscrsp4.

have tho misfortune 10 have nann.
script before mr IA this moment THAT
would MI thirty III these pages, AMI yet
from beginning ~ end there IL no itSsis.
cation that il II not % be read M u sir.
gle breath. III" paragraph ought To-
be, and IN NIL COOL writer's 4 In, ~ real
and M sensibfc n division ~ ihr sem
tencc. II IL an organic member ~ prose
composition with u beginning. \ middle.
aud Nh end: just IN u ktanxa N mi u.gAnic
and definite member In thu cotnpvsi.ion
of Nh ode. II fear my manuscript IL
rather disorlcrly," nays another. " lint
| will correct carefully IN print" just
~. Heeause lc IN t0o needless 81 tn
his work In workmanlike way. hc first
inilicis fatigue aud v.xntipn on the editor
whom lc expects 10 read Ills paper !:
sccond, he innicts considerable AMI
slnite needless expense on the psblislier !:
and thirdly, he inhicts er.nt lrnl of
tedious and thnnklu. labor on the
printers, who nrr Tor the most part
Tar more mrritorions persons than
ifth.rate anshor4. II Ii true TINT
Hn.ke returned such ,li.or.lcrcd proofs
that tho printer usually found II least
vTUUFNshHIuF ~ bet tus WHHIe AAIe6ut Huu
Miss Mnrtin.au tells ntory ri Scotch
compositor who hsl from Edinburgh IL
avoid great living authors manuscript,
and, 70 his horror, VIA presently con-
fronted with piece Of copy which, made
him cry, Lord, have mercy Have
you got TINT man 10 print forY' hut
most editors will cluerfnlly forgive snel,
trNnsgretsiona 10 NIL contributors who
will guarantee TINT they write M well ~
Burke or Carlyle. Alas, II il usually
the Case TINT thosc who have least II.
cnse ara the worst offenders. Tho
Hlovcnliest manuscripts com. from per.
SONS 10 whom tho difference between MI
honr and minute IN of tho very small
ont importance. This DEPRESSION II u
be excused, partly by the natural desire
/, shy word against ones prosecutors,
aud partly by hope that some persons
of sensitive conscience may be led 70
ponder whether there may not b., after
MI, some moral obligations even toward
editors and printers. J0hH Moriey, IN
Fbyf,tiuhfiN Hsrien.
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