The New York herald., 1879-09-04
Failure Of a Mission from Memphis
to Washington.
TWENTY-SIX NEW CASES
The Catholic Funds Needing
Replenishment.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

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The following the names of the dead
THE DEATH
JAMES LANNS. aged IS years. Centre alley.
OTTA SARTOIsIS. aged 70 years. No. 93 Madison
street.
FRANK e. GRAVES. aged years. No. oo5 Georgia
street.
JULIA CASANOVA. aged 90 years. No. 2O5 Ten
ncssee street.
Mrs. RYAN. aged &c years. McLemorc avenue.
CALVIN SIDNEY MOORE, aged Is years. Buntyn
Station.
ALEcK PEARsE. aged years. No. 25 st. Paul
street.
ANNIE ROBINSON. aged 40 years. No. 1sa Madison
street.
NEW
The Of whites are as follows:-
Esther Phillips aged years. No. II Belle street.
Thomas Duncan. aged 3S years. No. III fernando
street.
John Roquet. aged A years. No. IS Adams street.
Maggie Hette. aged ~ years. No. 2ls Second street.
Theodore Graham. aged 13 years. corner of Walker
and Sixth streets.
Maude Moone. aged 90 years. No. 2O4 Court street.
Mrs. Mary Conway. aged 40 years. No. 525 Georgia
street.
Mary Conway. aged years. No. 525 Georgia street.
George A. Hunt. aged 80 years. corner of Beale and
Main streets.
Willie john aged years. Manassas street.
Adolph Dargis, aged a years. No. 21l Carolina
street.
Jennie Dargis. aged - years. No. all Carolina
street.
Albert Dargs, aged years. No. 211 Carolina street.
NURSES ASSIGNED
The following whites wero also furnished nurses
to-day by the Howards:-
Miss Van Willis. aged Is years. No. 26 Promenade
street.
Mrs Mar land 20
street
Constantine Hammer. aged 10 years, No. 265 Union
street.
Eliza Fenton. aged 16 years. foot of McAll street.
! William Morrison. aged So years. corner Of Eighth
| street and broadway.
Louisa Smith. aged 2s years. No. II Jackson street.
Henry Gibson aged 25 years. No. II jackson street
| Mrs. Alice Biglow, aged 80 years. No. So Fourth
street
THE OUTBREAK BuNTYN STATION
Dr. j. W. Roos. one of the inspectors Of the
National Board of Health on duty hore, returned
tonight from Buntyn Station. He reports thirteen
cases of fever having developed ut that point
all of which are traced to the infection Of
two children. granddaughters Of Esquire s.
A. Moore, to whose house they were re-
moved from within tho infected district Of
this city. One OF Esquire Moore's died last
| night. The remaining members of his family are
| progressing favorably. J. s. Houck, who was
stricken three days ago. in dying condition. A
negro. sick in tho same neighborhood. will also die.
| All the others have mild attacks.
EXPENSES pIsAvowEp.
Father Walsh on last Saturday presented through
Colonel Cameron to the Safety Committee and Dr.
Porter. bill Of necessary expenses in con-
nection with tho Father Mathew Camp, and
states that il he had Catholic funds he would
not only pay these bills himself. but would,
as last year, extend the hand Of charity as far
he could. The papers last evening stated that the
'debts would not be paid This embarrasses him and
the Father Mathew camp very seriously. Catholics
and Protestants alike have sought and found refuge
there. Harmony, virtue. peace and health charac-
terize the camp. Perhaps generosity and good
nature may have gone too far in providing bed
cots and other necessaries for this camp. Anyhow
Father Walsh is 81. 900 in debt in providing
these necessaries, and wishes that these facts be
mado known to the public In explanation of the
above. the Executive Committee of the Committee
of Safety. at a meeting on Monday. when tho bill,
which amounted to sl.l00 presented for pay
ment. the unanimous voice of the committee was
that be returned. with Endorsement to the effect
that the expense had not been authorized would
not be paid.
CATHOLIC NURSES STOPPED.
special despatch to the -ipaiaacae from Browns
vile, Tenn, says
Sisters Joseph and Agnes. of st. Mary's. st.
Louis. who were route from st. Louis to Memphis
prohibited from passing south of here yester
day by the inspecting officers. Dr. Willford says his
south of Humboldt when he knows they are bound
tor Memphis, unless they have permit
from John Johnson superintendent of Quarantine.
The Sisters have teel raphed for permit, and IL
II is granted Will proceed te Meiuphis to-day.
Passes have been furnished them by superintendent
montgomery from Brownsyi lille to Bartlett 1t is duo
Inspecting Officer W. w. Taylor to state that he
looked upon theirs except case. aud per-
nttcd them to come to Brownsville. which Is the
end of his route, where he hoped they would moro
easily procure permits
The detail of sixteen minute men which was on
guard at tho Arsenal have been disbanded. The
Arsenal is in charge of the colored trooos
The daughter of Alfred Freeman lcolorcd) died OH
Monday at the residence OF Ler parents. at Fort
Pickering. Tho father. who once an editor has
been North for time in the Of the Col
orcd Relief Committeo.
DONATIONS.
The following are donations made to the Howard
Association since August A.
August 4-Reliof Committee. Louisville, KY, per
Charles Jacob. ox-Mayor. $4,000
August 6--fselicf Board, Washington, d. c. pcr
Mr.. Casey Young, $500.
August 9--Mrs. Isaac Smith, Monrocvillc. Ohio.
$780,
j. =. Spaulding. Greenwood, Ark, S5
August l2-sternberg Lee. Memphis. $40.
August 13-Dyrd Douglas. Nashville, Tenn, 800.
August l5-Miss NJ. A. Reid. Eatonton. Ga. 81.
August ls--Sundry parties in New York, per W. W.
Thatcher, $25
sundry parties in baltimore. per W. w. Thatcher,
SIS.
Unknown. Florida. 81.
school Board of Cincinnati, slO7 90.
August 22-Young Mems Christian Association.
Brooklyn, SO.
August 25-u,ivor FEMME Co., Memphis, 500.
August 27-Unknown, South Yarmouth, Mass 81.
August 30-w. u. Miller, Memphis, Tenn, $50.
Jennie Ridley and Dora Miller. Memphis, each 81.
Musical Society. Fayetteville. Ark, sl1 co.