The New York herald., 1879-09-14

there have been 132 new cases reported to the
Board of Heath-whites. 62 colored. 10: under five
years Of q. Total number reported to the Board
Of Health to date 1885, The distribution of
for the past week is as follows:--
First ward ........... IA Sixth ward. ..-...-.. s
Second ward ........ 10 Seventh ward. 81
Third ward. ........... 4 Eighth ward.
Fourth ward. 10 Ninth ward. .......... 2
Fifth ward... 1O Tenth ward. -.-.... ~
This showing indicates that the fever is raging
with more violence in the southern than in any
other part OF the city. nearly halt of the entire
number of cases being reported from the Seventh
and Tenth wards. The total number of deaths from
yellow fever reported for the week aggregates As
whites 32 colored IL Six deaths from other causes
also reported.
Twenty three now cases were reported to-day,
Is of whom were those of colored persons. The
following are the whites-
George Doubleday. aged 20 years. City Hospital.
Frederick Deidrich. aged 40 years. City Hospital.
G. Devres aged 3S years. No. 141 Beale street.
Moss Furr aged years. corner Of Second street
aud broadway.
J. L. Sharp. aged 76 years. No. ATS Shelby street
Blanche Gilmore. aged % years. No. 101 Exchange
street.
Hannah O'Brien. aged As years. No. $50 Carolina
street.
G. W. sherry. aged 81 years. corner of Second and
Jackson streets.
G. b. Mahafy. aged 80 years. corner of Goyozo and
Wellington streets.
Charles Warden. aged 80 years. No. S14 Second
street.
Nurses were supplied to-day by the Howards to
the following white persons:-
Edward Case. aged II years. No. 40 Avery street.
Pat Mann. aged So years. Pigeon Roost Road
Mrs. succarina. aged 80 years. Poplar street. Boule
yard.
THE DEATH LIST.
The following are the names Of those who have
died to-day
GEORGE N. PAINE. aged 81 years, No. 90 Adams
street.
JOSEPH DARGIs. aged ID years. No. 211 Carolina
street.
FRANK ANDERSON (colored). aged SO years. No.
81 Main street.
FANNIE ROBINSON (colored). aged so years. City
Hospital.
DONATIONS.
The following donations werc received to-day by
Methodist Episcopal Church. Chestertown. Nd.
SIS.
George H. Morgan secretary Merchants Exchange
st. Louis. No., 81. 500.
The donation Of ST. 500 from st. Louis makes total
OF 1850 received by tho Howards from tho Mer-
chants Exchange.
CONDITION THE sIox. ~.
C.-..hc sick Dan >snr1isxx, tAs veil known river
clork is reported better tonight Last evening his
two nurses engaged in regular fight as to whether
he should have some SOUP boing in favor of the
patient receiving the nourishment. while tho
opposed it, Too much benzino the cause of the
difficulty which, however. did not to disturb
the patient who let them fight it out until some
friends came and separated them.
Tha Kpf of aic1
their hands. all improving and believed to be in
q fair way recover. They Mrs. Mathews Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. walbrecht. Pauline Wachbrecht. Mrs.
Fahring and Louisa Bierman.
The report Of the illness of the Rev. Father Will
lam Walsh with yellow fever as mentioned in these
dispatches last night proves to have been incorrect.
He taken i'll at Camp Father Matthew and his
symptoms of a suspicious nature. but to-day
no was free from all fever and DIR. Cavanagh. his
physician, now pronounces his sickness nervous
prostration.
MELANCHOLY ooMMEMoRATIoN.
The Jewish New Year. which begins next WeInes-
day night will be commemorated by the few Israel
ties who remain in the city with appropriate services
at the temple at tho corner of Main and Change
streets. The congregation will not exceed twenty
persons. which Is about the number of that faith
now here.
The weekly report of tho Howard Association
shows that they have 17s duty attending
lis white and G0 colored families.
The weather to-day has been clear and pleasant
the thermometer ranging between 62 and 10 degrees
AN ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION.
An appeal sent out by few pretended ex-fedoral
soldiers to their late brethren is still the
theme of general conversation among all classes.
who unanimous in condemn alton of it. Your
correspondent to-day learned the following
facts connected with this subject. L. L.
Kuehne, who has familiar way of signing
himself "United States Examining Surgeon"
comes from Dayton. Ohio. where he was. 1t il
alleged in Jail FOR stealing some Lead. This was
publicly made known to-day by General WI. Smith.
who wrote Dayton. Ohio. for his record. W. b.
Hill. secretary of tho Association OF Ex-Federal
Soldiers, hal his namo stricken from the roll Of
attorneys of tho Criminal Court for his alleged con-
nection with q mock marriage. lie halls from
Cornth. Miss. and pretcnds to be the chairman OF
the committoe. About four years ago he was
intrusted with $4,000 by Mr.. II. =. Taylor. of
Cornth. to bring to Memphis and deposit in the
German National Bank. Strange to relate, Hill
claimed to have been robbed of the money the
railroad train between that place and Memphis. De-
tcctives who were instructed TO watch his move
mcnts reported to the CHIEF Of Police that ill had
lost considerable amount at gambling and that no
the signors has been attended by the Towards dur
ing the present epidemic. ho having lost his wife
and daughter by the yellow fever. Henry Nall, also
q shining light of tho association. is an object Of
charity. which fact has prompted tho Howards to
give employment to his wife 4 nurse and she has
boen duty such since the outbreak Of the
epidemic. These tho who appeal 10
the exedera soldiers of the country and neither
the Towards nor the city governments give them any
relief. Mr.. Potcr Ston an exfedera. will publish
tomorrow denial of the statements. his family
are recipients of the Howards charity.
The Charity Committee OF the Safety Committee
consists of tho following pcrsons: REV. W. Il.
Boggs. General W. J. Smith and N W. spccrs, Jr.
OF these General Smith and Mr. Spcers exfedoral
soldiers and General Smith is also the acting Prcsi-
dent of tho Howard Association
AN ALARMING coNTAGIoN APPEARS AT con-