Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
MEMPHIS DAILY A EAL

D. Holmes and other citizens at Covington;
Tenn, $93; Pearce, Suggs & Co. from citi-
zens at Ripley, Mss $50; F Boegler, New
York, through b. J. Semmes & &C., $25; w.
Scott Wau, secretary Murphy society at Ross
vile, Tenn, 81; A. Pollock, Wheeling, w.
Va. Through n. Dewar) $40; j. Pierrepont
Morgan, treasurer New York chamber com
merce, yellow-fever relief fund, $1,000. Total
$2464. ~ JOHN C. LoNsDALE, JR,
Treasurer Citizens, Relief Committee, Office Al Mad-
son street.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HOWARD.
Fletcher & Sharp, Indianapolis, Ind, $500;
P. B. Plurnmer, Somerville, Tenn, $50; 81.
Conductors Brotherhood, $25; P f. Fair
banks, Sedalia, Mo-, s.; Party in Cincinnati
by Pamela oil works, 50 so; Hebrew congre.
Masons Depot by B. F. Duke & Co, $50;
Citizens of Masons Depot by B. F. Duke &
Co., for Grenada, $27 20; Citizens of Bolivar,
Tenn by c., A. Miller, mayor, $40 so; Or.
R. B. Ironsides, Cincinnati, O., by DIR. Wiki
erson, S.; j. We'll & Bro, Huntsville, Ala,
$25; Merchants Exchange, st. Louis, Mo-,
by Ad Storm, $500; J. Peirrepont Morgan,
treasury, Chamber of Commerce relief funds,
$1,000; J. Winkleman, city, 2 prls -four and
brls meal; Washing Ice Co., Chicago, ILL.,,
car ice. Total $2l07 20.
j. n. SMITH, Secretary.
NEW YORK. August 81, 1873.
Citizens Relief Committee, Memphis:
j. Pierrepont Morgan, the treasurer of the
New York chamber of commerce yellow-fever
relief fund, has deposited with US one thou
sand dollars for your credit, subject to your
sight draft. DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
DONATIONS TO THE CoMMIssARY DEPART
MENT OF THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
J. T. Hillsman, 2 gallons gin, 2 gallons
brandy; colored citizens of Nesbitt, Missis-
sippi, l barrel meal, half barrel potatoes, half
bushel onions, bushel potatoes, IL chickens,
half bushel peas; w. G. Folkes, 2 barrels
-four, 2 boxes crackers; R. G. Craig & Co., l
package watermelon seeds; from Rossville,
l lantern. Citizens of Ripley, Mississippi,
made the following donations: n. l.. Dogan,
l barrel -four; G. NJ. Bostwlck, barrel meal;
Regain & Leatherman, l barrel flour; r. Y.
Cox, bucket lard; Picer, Hall q Co., Mrs.
| Moore Moore house, and w. 9. Falkner,
barrel meal each; c. L Harris and Ed w.
Simpson. l box crackers each; j. h. billiard,
barrel -four; j. A. Proudfit. box crackers
E. n. Hunt, barrel meal; A. Brown, ST.,
barrel -four.
CONTRIB UTIONs TO KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Receipts of central relief committee
Knights of Honor: Central lodge, Columbia,
Tennessee, $50; N. L. Avery, to Joyner,
Lennon & Gale, 81; Lincoln lodge, No. 43O,
$40; Martin Schmidt, superintendent Ma
tlonal cemetery, Shelby county, 20; fayette-
vile lodge, No. 181, Fayetteville, Tennessee,
$25. Total, 1872. MAX HERMANN,
Secretary.
To the Printers Of the Union.
The following circular was issued yester-
| day, and will, no doubt meet with a hearty
and prompt response:
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 20, 1873.
To the Typographical Unions Of the United States
and Canada:
At meeting of the Typographical union, No. 1 l.,
to take into consideration the suffering OF the sick,
relief committee appointed with full power to
act and devise means. An appeal Is made by the
| committee as follows
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 26, 1873.
| To the Union Printers of the United States and
Canada:
-CRAFTsMEN-We appeal to your generos-
ty III the hour of aiction that now beSetS us. Our
treasury Is depleted, and need money to provide
for the sick and distressed of our craft such
amounts as may be contributed will be placed to
your credit and directly used for the sick and suffer
ing. Should a balance remain after the epidemic
has ended, it will be returned to you in proportion
TO amount subscribed, after deducting all expenses
Individually, or collectively, we can do nothing for
ourselves; hence this appeal from No. l. which has
responded in the past to the afflicted of the
craft at large. All contributions should be ad-
dressed to WILLIAM G. TAYLOR,
Chairman Rei1e1 Uunnnittee,
care Memphis APPEAL or TO any of the following
committee. Trusting this appeal will not go I'M
needed, we remain respectfully, your obedient
HENRY MOODE,
K. S. SMITH,
J. p. WHELES,
+. P. KAVANAUGH.