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Porlor 1 * fnitiliv. four mile* above the city on tlio
L’ivrr. arc down with tlio fever.
Plicslilan* heredi-Mdrcc n* to Hie nature of tba
fover. None reported In citv yet.
AT CF.bTRAMA.
CKNtiMt.n, ltl„ 0.—%/. fl. Hunch, Fret
iifat si/i.'f ifomf of jhnlth; Wo hare no ca*o of
yellow fever In our tlrj. Parkinson Is only
Hiif ritu: !rom an attack of fnlcnnltlcnt fever.
Will notify you at once If yellow fever nporars.
J. L. lUllam, IllinoUCoolrAlSuhfoun,
RVAkkViLLK,
KvasßViu.b, Ind., Sept. o.—Weather hot and
sultrv; rain in the cretdiiff. There ore pros
pects of a strict quarantine between ficro oud
Cairo.
TARBN DOWN.
Cincinnati, BcpL o.—Joseph Locke, of the
Memphis Mger, who reached here last Friday,
was taken to the hospital sick with the yellow
fever.
6T. I.OUIS.
Bt. Locts, Sept. B.—The Pompier Life Bavlmr
Corps of the St. Louis Fire Department 10-dav
donated the prize of 3200 taken at the Cldnirt)
fln.-niciFs tuiirnanirnt last week to the (cur
sufTcrera In the South.
the ijiinrantlne ilospttsl report to-day savs:
Two cases-admitted since last report. Ono
died,—\V. J. Walker, river reporter of the
Memphis HcralU. Six lever cases and eight
doubtful.
rumTR notb*.
The people nf Shreveport. Ln., have licen
srcatly rxi ltrd ovet the l:u-t (hnl soma Mem
phis neWßpA|>cPS hare l>cen seen In I he town.
AVir Orlrrtn* /Vcit'/imc; llundmls uf quactf.v
In different parts ul the country are trying to
Introduce their medicines In yellow-fever treat
ment here.
Hickman Comitr, Ky , is burning stumps and
to?* ns a disinfecting measure.
Dr. Westmoreland, who nursed the case of
young brand In Atlanta, says: “I f«dt Hint If
yellow fever na* contagions, after all I had said
—lf 1 had actually been deceiving the people—l
deserved to catch it, and ought to die. 1 there
fore determined to give It a full trial. I stayed
in the loom with oiy patient ail day. I even
Blent In the room With him nil night, with tlm
black vomit nil about me, mid tlm room thor
oughly Impregnated. I unpacked Ids clothes
ami (mndlcd them Ireclr; 1 touched the patient,
nursed him, nnu waited on him till ho was dead.
I had two nurses, who went through the snino
ordeal with me, and tliuv both cumu out un
scathed. Dr. Johnson went through even worse
than that. He won with us all the’ time, and
held the patient's head white ho was vomiting.
Jlc Is now In perfect health. It there Isom
thing that is absolutely demonstrated, it Is that
yellow lever is not contagious.”
KKI/IKP.
BTCAMOIIO.
Special Dinjxjich to The Tribune.
StCAMOKc, 111., Sept. O.—A movement was
started, headed by the Her. N. 8. Sage, Unlvcr
aalist clergyman of this city. In which all our
ministers and prominent clergymen Interested
thcm.mlrcs, to raise a fund for the relief of yel*
low-fever sufferers, and Yesterday (Sunday) was
devoted to that subject. In the morning ser
mons were preached Jrom all pulpits in the city
upon the subject of charity, and appeals made
for liberal contributions, and In the evening no
services were held at the churches and a mass
meeting took place in the Court-House Parle. A
brass band and doe club furnished the music.
The Hon. Charles Kcllum acted as Chairman.
H. P. Hall was elected Secretary and Charles
11. Knox Treasurer. Spccclres were made, and
the citizens responded nobly to the appeals for
aid. Four hundred dollars were subscribed and
paid In. and SIOO or more will be collccfcd to-day
in addition. The funds thus collected will
probably bo sent one-half to the Howard Asso
ciation and one-half to the Young Men’s Chris
tian Association.
ELGIN, ILL.
Special DttpaUh fo Tht Tribune.
Ki.otn, HI., Sept. 9.—A collection for the ben
efit of tbc yellow-fever sufferers was taken at
the Congregational Church yesterday, and over
$75 was raised. The pastors of several Klglu
churches Intend to call a meeting to-morrow
night. They hope $1,001) will bo subscribed.
The members of the Doan] of Trade and the
.Lakeside Park Club have procured several
hundred dollars. L. A. Baldwin aud G. NS'.
Fisu sent SS3 to the Howard Association Fri
day. The Mayor of Jackson, Miss., has author
ized A. Arnold, of Jackson, but now Id tbls
city, to solicit help. He (s meeting with suc
cess. A committee, appointed by the Mayor,
is canvassing the city for subscriptions.
OALBNA.
Special Ditfxuea to The Tribune,
Galena, 111., ScpU o.—Yesterday aormons
were preached In several of the churches In this
city on the Southern plague, uml orrangeuicnts
nunto for canvassing the city thoroughly for aid.
Our people have gone to work In earnest, ami
from present Indications our quota may bo out
down at $ 1,000. Amounts collected up to this
evening are: Masonic fraternity, 9113; Metho
dibt contributions, $80; general fund, $lB5.
Thu Odd-Fellows will take action on the subject
of relief to-morrow evening.
CARLINVILLC, ILL.
Hptdal ZHwatch to ’The Tribune.
C'aultn villb. 111., Sept, n.—A muss-meeting
was hold at the Court-Home In this city last
night fur the purpose of raising funds in aid of
the yellow-fever sufferers of the South. Mayor
J. L. Plata presided. Those present responded
liberally to the coil. > Curllnvlllo has raised over
$.500 in cash, and will Increase the amount. Our
people arc around, and the good work will not
bo stopped as long us the terrible scourge sweeps
through the South.
UtLWADKBB.
Special IMepatch to The Tribune.
Milwaureb, Wls., Dept. o.—Contributions
fortbeyellow-fcvor sufferers are rejxmcd to
day us follows: Sentinel office employes, 6K<O:
B<-hHtx brewing Company, $300; bay View
Rolling-Mill employes, 37U1.50. Of the lust
named amount, 3JOO have bceU forwarded to
Nuw Orleans, S2OO to Vicksburg. S2OO to Mem
phis, and 3UKLSO to Greenville, Miss.
UKTIIUIT.
Pprrt.il Dispatch (u The Tribunt,
Detuoit, Mich., Sept, ‘J. —Yejlmv-fcvcr con
tributions reported to date are $0,05.5.47. Those
not reported will swell the amount to over
sß,ouu. About $2,000 were sent South by the
Chairman of the Citizens* Committee this after
noon. The work of collecting subscriptions and
wronging benellts is being prosecuted with un
abated rigor.
BELOIT, WIS.
HlteUil VUiMttth Ut Tt* THSuns.
Hbloit, Wls., Sept. 9,—Work for the
fever sufferers has been quietly going mi here
for some days. Two hundred and eighty dollars
are now ready u> bo sum, and It Is expected the
amount will bu materially Increased by a home
concert u* bo given to-morrow evening, and by
further private contributions.
hPUINUmtO.
Spt«lal Pitpateii Co 4.1 • Tribunt.
Ni'iiiKomur, 111.,50pt.t).-Tno Gram! Treat
urcr of ibe Illinois Grand Lod«y of Masons baa
time far received and forwarded to-day |l3O fur
yellow-fever sullervr*, contributed by Uvo
Jodies. The late up|>eal to tbulodge* will cause
• retjxmae tburtly. Tbo Mayor tuudt auotber
remittance to-morrow,
BAST IUtfIW4W.
Sfiidai iMtuuUA to Tkt 7'r , *w**-
Fast Saoinaw, Mich.. Kept. U.—Tbo Clflxens'
Committee have raised fUMj/or tbo yellow-fever
fund. Tim Masonic fraternity have forwarded
an eicur|ton will be given on ibe
liurt to-morrow*, tbo entire proceed* to
go iuto tbo fund- Arrangements for a grand
cuocurt fur dm fund are in progress.
KBBOtUA, WM.
Sutcial IH*4MUh to Jit TViOess.
Kekosiu. Wit., o.— -The Odd-Fellowt’
l.uduc of this citv lia* donated SIUO lor Ibe re
lief ol yciluw-fever sullcrcrt.
OiliUA.
Sptctal Ptiumtfk to n« 7W*w<u
Gmaiu. Nct>., Eept. U,—The yellow-fever fund
now lutd* up (i.buu. Of this amount about
• Ij.Ouu has been sent to dlllcrent points.
OKS BUai.l.T iI’PUOVKU.
UasiiiMUTon. 1). C.. Sent. o.—The Secretary
of \S at, u Inie i-xlendimr aid to the yellow-lever
luQerers, Ims repeatedly declared that be was
L’aVeruul I»v no Other law Ilian that of human
ity, but depended uix>u the approval of the
entire country fur Ins avtloa, N u one here
doubts that bu wdl have Couyrc4>luaal sanction,
but. In order to mvs some assurance. Cob
MvAtdic, of Vicksburg, who came lubber In
behalf uf jt-lloa’-feVer sUlferers. ba* u-i buosed
a Idler to iiiuL-kbarn, tilu, and
(iili'on on ttie subject. They replied Hint if It
should become necessary lo’p i,j! * i> law validat
ing nml rulfvlng Secretary McCrary’* ndtun, it
would certainly meet with their most cordial
Support.
i.KTTBii nox qoKrninrTinN*.
In reply to a telccrnm front the Pir«tmri*{or at
Chicagoasktmr H tins depositor runlrlhiiHon*
for irlluw-lever snlTerers in street loiut-Ik>xcs
should be permitted. Aclinic Piwtniajlcr-Gen*
eral T\ner say*: M Tlierisf* no obiedlon to tlio
deposit of coiitrllmlloii!« 111 stieli street Idler*
luixeti a.* are in nlaix-s id exiruurdlimrv safety.
The milille rTumid lie requested to deposit In
the daytime Imfore the hour lor dally collec
tions. If eoiiliiimtloridMixrs were put In oil
the Post-OlHcesin the United Stalee and the pro
ceed* delivcied to local coiicctme committees,
It would meet with Hpprovnl.’*
luuvAitn, it.r M
IlAßvann, 111., Sept.' IWThe Harvard Dra
matic Ciuhoi this cite cave an entertainment
for the Detieilt of this vellow-foTcr sutTcrcr*,
and. toircthcr with Uto collutllou* taken up lit
iliim-la*. 11ctt1.1l over 3100. '1 ho people of
Harvard arc wide wake ami full of sympathy,
ami will not be behind In tills and BllTlUion. The
iinmcv will be forwarded to day. The Mnsoni.i
I.iMlircj* will do their share at their nest regular
meeting.
AT. TOPfS.
3r. l.ort*. Sent P.—The MrrchanU’ Kschnnge
fevor fund now iravlics 32«.285; other roliet
limis, 312.D71; toial, 3!«Mt‘>«. lh<>:ni*hur*inu'
Cnimnlueir ttr-dav sent 3050 to New Ortu.m*;
3500 each to Memphis, Vtckslmrsr, Fort Gibson,
I hrenviile, mid l l laqiicm!nr*, 1 ji. : f'-iO ouch to
IlntlvSprfnirs, Canton, Delphi, ami llaton Ktmgc.
Total, 84,450.
INDErBNtIRNCR, KAN. •
Inttbpeniirnck, Kan., Sept. P.—lndepend
ence, Kan., expresses sympathy for the yellow
fever sulfercrs hv a contribution of 3UM- w,ili
sithscrlpilons still Itnrfoslmr. Also stalls Dr.
W. A. McCully. mi experienced, physician, to
lalmr among tliu sick, all turner the Uirecaion of
the Howard Ashocluiiun.
SAN I KANCISCO.
San KiUNMHco.Sspt. o.—Total subscriptions
to tlm Citizens' Relief Hind lor the yellow-fever
sufferer*. 3D1.000. A number ol lieuulit enter
tainments are to come off this week lit aid of the
fund.
Thu Citizens' Committee of Salinas City have
raised about 38UU.
i.irn.B rock.
1.tm.8 Rock. Ark., deut. U,—The Howards
and other organizations of the eRv have sent
over 32,000 to Memphis, one physician, and
thirty nurses, ami lu a day or two will send
anotuor physician and sumo more nurses.
COLUMntB. o.
Columbus. Sent, S.— 1110 congregation of a
small cotorcd churvli yesterday contributed BDJ
for the auiti'icrt at Memphis. Thu Turners are
organizing lor the public exhibition lor the ben
efit ol the Now Orleans sufferer*.
riMLADBLI'IUA.
I'liiLAPßt.PiiiA, Sept. U.— llm Relief Commit
tcu 10-dav sent 35,020 to ilcmplili, BU.OOUu-ieh
to New Orleans and Vicksburg, and 31,000 to
Ntny Orleans lor distribution among the outside
aullumig towns.
STATE AID.
Nashville, Sept. U.-~titaic-Trcasarcr Marsh
T. Folk, bv udvkc ot Gov.. Fortcr, lias deter
mined to issue provisions to the extent uf 81)00
per week to fever sufferers at Memphis.
KANSAS CtTT.
Kansas Citt, Sept. O.—A nickel collection
was taken by the Free* Association ul the Ittx
marck temperance camo-mcethig tor the bcudlt
of the fever sufferers to-day. Amount 3IW, ■
OBNBItOUS OFPCIL
Nsw York. Sept-I).—The Pennsylvania Rail
way Company announces that It will carry free
supplies ami other contributions tor the relief
of yclluw-fuver sutlcfvrt.
IlCNItr, ILL.
Hbnrt, 111., Souu o.—Henrv contributes and
forwards to the Howard Association at Mem
phis BlU.bO.for the bcnollt of the ycllow-fcvcr
sufferers.
Nim*B9POR MRUi'HIS.
NoitPOLk, f?ept. U— Fight nurses left for
Memphis to-day- Wilmington also sends nurses.
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Sept. U—More nurses go to Mem
phis to-morrow.
CHICAGO.
TUB CITIZENS' RELIEF COMMITTOB
met again yesterday morning in the Secretary's
office of the Hoard of Trade, Mr. Marry Nelson
presiding. The subject ol future appropriations
coming up, It was stated that the total nubicrip-
Hons made through the Committee up to data
were 322,571.01; appropriations, $0,700; which,
with the necessary expenses, left 325,721.29 in
the hands of the Treasurer, to bo appropriated
as might be deemed best.
Mr. Nelson remarked that this would give
them enough to carry ou the work fur live
weeks at 35.000 a week, even If nothing addi
tional was received, which was wholly Improb
able.
The Rev. Dr. Harris moved to appropriate
36.000 at 0nce,—32,000 to the Howard* of Now
Orleans, 82,000 to tbo Howards ul Memphis, and
31.000 to the Howards of Vicksburg.
Some discussion arose as to the propriety of
appropriating all the money to tlm Howards, In
stead of dividing It up between them, the Pea
body Association, and the Yuuug Men’s Chris
tian Aisodailuii»J>ut thu sense of the. Commit
tee seemed to bo that ll was best to disburse
through tnu Howards,—the best-organized char
itable association hi thu South.—with instruc
tions to the officers o! that Asaodutfon lu the
various cltiua to pay over lu Iha other Associa
tions such sum* as they might deem requisite,
and ut sued lime* us shuuhl bo thought neces
sary. Dr. Harris’ motion was Dually earned,
ami that gentleman was directed lu telegraph
theutUceraoC thu Dowels at Memphis, Now
Orleans, mid • Vicksburg to draw ou thu Com
mittee for thu amounts above named.
Mr. Nulson reported that the proceed* of the
Sunday alternuoii performance at Hie New
Chicago were 8220.25, fur which thanks hail
bean returned and the proper receipt given.
Mr. Cnambcrittht appeared before the Com
mittee, and slated that the mcmt>crs uf thu
dramatic profession now In the city hod du
terminud to give an cntertalmneut for the
Suffering members of the ormesniun in New
Orleans. What tiiuy dualrud wits to have some
of the members of the Comuillteo lake charge of
the box-office, ructpvu thu gross proceeds, oud
sec tiiat it was forwarded to Nuw Orleans and
applied to the usa intended.
Mr. Nelson said that could bo done, but the
CoinmiUeo made its disbursements through tbo
■Howard Association.
This seemed satisfactory to the gentleman,
who expressed himself us pleased, unit departed.
There being iiocning further to ultund to, the
Cmmuittvu adjourned until to-murruw inuru
lug.
COJiTQIUITIOifB,
The following Is yesterday's report of contri
butions for trie yellow-fcvur turn! received by
John UeKuvcn. Treasurer uf the Unisons’ Com
mittee:
Kmpluvos Western Department Continental Fire-
Insurance Company or Avar Yura, $37; Meurge t>.
Kills. s.i{ citizens ofUucklcy, lll.,t»'A; cttlaunsof
llcedsbnrg, It!.. slu; Uueklriubuiu & Co., 81;
employes Michigan Central llallroml, $1:1.1..50;
proceeds Tonv Dealer's the-iirlcal bei'crtl perform
commission Arms Union ktock-Yanis. gin.,; .Mr*,
laitniup, *10; manufactures (K. V.' Itlalchfurdl,
*■s; bundav-sctmul M, I'sul's Unlvsrsalist Church
(J. it. bwuiii, s2l; insuraucc (a. b. Hut*
Uml. s.*; Central i'sra Drivmu Asso
ciation (T. . K AJlbright), SIK3.MI;
J. L. McPuffcr, S2O: Employe* civumut, Uauo &
Co.. s(td.7*>: thu lion. K. 11. Wushburne, i. 21;
l.ewis & Tattle, s2l; Crawford (Hi. i Sunday
school, gI.V, c. J. Mamll. $5: W, it. Mumtord,
81: J. U. IVwing, 1« churches of Woodstock. 111.,
$11; hats, tups, etc. (fc. 11. Eddy), gig; J.L.
McDmter, S2U; previously reported, SJd.oOS. H;
total to daw, g:ctiivu.44.
From all sources there have been raised for
thu bem*ill of the sUicium ttuuth:
Committee subscriptions $.*13,023.01
Other suUsCftpiious tqua.OO
Contributions to Hit CUUetm' CuimnlUuu
fuua Iruts tUu wltulesuitt Uuuur-dualurs through
C. W, Web* ter, Michael Ullrich, and W* 0.
George:
(-’lupin A Gore, &V): Cavanaucb * Modi*, $•:."»;
william Ttouat, $,»; Wvadley, IKnuuhy * Clary.
•10; Enright, Uslly * Coleman, $lo; Lawrence &
Martin, «1U: p. o'Nvill. |UI: Louis hues. V*. P.
Mudtuucr. »‘io; Orotmucs * l'llncli.B-.j; Franks*
Maa»s, $10; (Hlo MuUchHchuir, SIU; O. A.
Ihtwilde, s.*>; Mcubvii Comity Wldu Coiujiany.llO:
william serenek, fa; James Beau, Sfi; Bumru T.
ilum-sr. sj; J. if. rauHuaer. $.»; 11, 11. Hoard
nun. «.»; 0. Thutuiun, fa; C. W. Webster. #v.’. r ,;
Jauica W’plsh. $lo; Charles Kern. J. Al
sirup A Co., fa; Jacou Wickvrt. j'J; 11, Talhcit,
•1; It. Ick-nd, |3; Adam Odi*. Austin,
li; *V. Upbuilt, %-i\ cash, |L ; tub, ft;
g, Myers*Co., iiojjieuiwio. Truuib'dl * tU,
•10; Ik-urjr Leaacu. fj; Frauk Junker. s.*>; E,
Aeimon. SIU; Hamburger Hr us.. 410; M. W.
Umwlu. 5.%; (VCabatbaii liros., fc; W. t».
tieofk*. *10; Ibicuiu « Uariiuuu, to; Lamarlo *
Funk. sa; Kuvllu * ( 0., wT Merer. SA;
bifcl;bod * Ncubarth, f.*,; Iloebu * Farrell, $10;
*V. 11. bcbliunteriiiauu * Bun, fa; C. It. Eluck.
$.); Ji-Co., U; V. W. Uayuu & Co.,
sj; i\ fc. riiicksiuu. a..; M. Urvuuan. »•; 1). 11.
bldridye * t.'u.. f,t; Schmult * laiiKs. fa; Me
tjuaui As Mouliebuer Itio*., jlu; tout, sro).
Coutributiuu* to die CUUcut’ CoiomlUee
Fund by ibe fruit and produce trade tbruU'ab
W. iL i'cauxki Joseph ilaticr, and Frank rl.
Ntlils:
llasur * Hulvs. fIS; \V. 11. Peacock. $10; pgr.
IvrLros., $10; lb i*. huuluj’s Sons. Slu; V.
I homas, SGO; E. W*hU-r * Co., flu; .Menurt.
Wuliult * l.’u., Sid; ti. LaslurASun. fIM; Nn'Ps,
bmitn * i.’u., Std, Uwu4 * tuivnf, Jc; it. V,
THE OIIISAGO TEISUKE: TUESDAY. SEP'
Kcilcll. <?M: Slcm Dn*"., fr.; T. \V. Pemberton,
J-J: Atnorr DlkVhr.i. *:>: n«!i. 31: A. HnW &
Co., 95: 1.. A. Talent:. $5; M.mrnn, Wright .V;
t 0.. 95; Henry ('oiler*;, $5; cam, s*l: c.ior, $1;
F. Nicker-on A mv.i, shi; M. (iev>rye «V- Co..
Henry rr.mkr.iMii. $1: A. k*. Hill. SI; SI. Faker
,vn»..S4: 11. Manny itfo.. gl; IVhUcomh.w
Kendall. s.l; A. I/. Mei/lav, £1; nun. SI: lord.
50 cent*: J. L. Itawnon. $5; Holme* * t.'slon.
Liner A Evan*. 92: A. McDonald, ?1;
W. IL Townsend. 8I; I>. 1L Shively, SI; JL
Pesnlnn, 85; .1. L. Mourn*. SI; v. 11.
Wenror. s:>: Harron Hlrmlnjh.im. $.»;
Peirce ,t Keenan. HA; ,1. W. Krlucr, 31s CurlNA;
Nwilrer. 35; .1. N. Adam*, $5; 11. 11. pom! A Vo.,
85; C’li.irlc* llallK, *5;-I. r, &C. IL ftcilcs, 35;
K. V. Milker. $2; P. Monro A Son, I*. V.
Hear*. 32: Joseph Turner, 11. Ureter A co..
SI; 11.. Jf, Klwell, 95; .1. It. csfrtwall, $5; Nehnl*
A Snyder, $5; r. MpfeACo.. Si; IV. H. Tayior,
81:rn*h. AO ceni*: \V. Krmclimr. 92; ca*h. 31:
cash, $1; Cl, W. Shitltr. A Co., «2; Taylor Uwi..
S-s I). K, Crane, $2; If. .1. ThomasA Co.. 82;
llcckwlth & Alltldcniiorr. gI;T. AUson, $1.50:
Gruber liras., gl; cash, AO cent*; Macomner A
Smith, 82; Mann. Wood A Co., 95; K. IL Mcliol*
A CM.. STt: Warm? * Low, J 5: H. It.
Rrtro*. SO: nsmhrldge, 91: w, T. Ilelke. 31;
I*. Moran A Co.. 35: w. K, Uo«* A Co., 95; .1.
UoiTeiL 8-1: 11. Nnrgenl, 81; cash, ftOcenls; cadi,
85; M. O. lioiTmati A- ro,, si; L. S. chase. 35:
if. P. Ilrnun A Co., 85; O. W. Unit* A llro., 35;
K. Ilnler A Co., 35; Itnrrctt A Darrell. SA; cash,
SI; cash, 32: cash, AO rent*: cash.gl; .l.Mrmnpf.
SI; Wuudruck A Dexter, 35; A. V. Demonet, §1;
F. linior«on, SI; A. Temple. SI: I'rnnhallo a
Well*. SI: L. It. - Smith, ?2; Wane A Wagner. $5;
Charles Hrnssholm, $2; |»‘. W. A K. K. Ncwnall,
35; 3. I*. Lli'litrap. $i:G. I*, pose. SI: 11. O.
thinning, 91; •). it. iloodrlch A Co., St: P. Ho*
nan. $1: A. Meyer, Si: K. Morclionec. ll.d.
Tntmhnll A Co.. S*J: rlnrlo* (talieh, 11; llarnhal*
ill A Aral*. A. d. Mailman, 8»; Cobh. Will*
«C Wheeler, SA: Oricniftl I’ovrdcr Mfll* Company,
SA; d. 11. l'lnili|i«, SA; 11. W. iUrticlt A Co., 34;
Unrrcn I’nrter, 51; K, C. Hci< liw.ild, J-J; Karl
Urns., t s "*; i'ami>hcM X. Piuacli, SI ;.cn*h.f»o cent*;
L. 'l ocker. gA: llnnrn A .Smil. S'l: J.W. Man*
nine. $1: Mr.cltlia. Mallei A Co., JA; 11. P. Mo
parutiri. £5; C. L. Arnold A Co., j.‘»; • I’. K. Ualrtl,
91; Letter, Howe A Co., St: Koreman, Krwm A 0«».,
1A: llrowncll A Pan*, si: ?.’ualier r er A lk'tia.£l;
H. F, linker A co..S'J; Wltlhundncoh,9i: iiantoi*
AIM.. taett, 31; v, I*, gavayc. Si; Wilder A
Co., 81: l.ltllc x TtminiHon, $'J; p, dnckeoii, SI:
em-ii, gt.Mj 11. I’lltr, dr.. A Co., gl: He well.
III!** A Co.. So; F. Wood A,Co.. F. Becker*
mao. 81: W. il. (hark, #if ca*h, $1; K. M.
Sloven*. SI: c.i*h, $1; il. P. (Itlnmn, SI: cmih,
81; each, 31: C. linen, SI: Lynch Pro*., 8, - >;
Hnek, Slow A Co., gU: Conner, Unruelt ACo,,By.
Total, S.VW.OO.
Contflbiuloift to the Citizen** Commltlco
Fuihlfor relief ol euflcrors bv yellow lover by
thcdrui; trade, Uiroutcu H. A. llurlbut, O. F.
Fuller, and Ueonre W. tHoulonburuli:
Falter A Fuller. 9AO; Uuck A Ifnynor. £10; D,
It. Prcbo A Co., JA; W. M. Pule. 8A; dame*
lloiatid. 3-A; F. 11. Sargent. $10: Thumn* Wlitt-
Held, }A: a, Artnd, s.>; dmi*on f*. .(•comi* 1 ;d»:
Clam llro*. A llntlor, gA; li. M. Humhrlirhi, 8A:
d. I*, unnrpi Sfls unle A Uioeki, 3A; J. L. Web
ater. ir>;N,u. Ilnnli It, SA;II.i\. Ilnrlhut, A Co.
Moeeoack A llumylirey, 31U; F, K, Pottlt, 35;
8. A. linker, «A: M. L. Ljrr.lt, 35: A. C.
while. $5; r. F. Clas,*. ?l;L Hoi/, £1; Iv. A
Co., $3; .M. Iteli,hold, 91; d. 11. Hooper. $1: 11.
»chu]u.AU Ceuta; C. .M. Weiiiharuur. Sl;d.C.
lleiiderrou. £’*: K. A. lloiroyd, S'J;II.,M. Hooker.
310: F. iVinholt.Sl ;N.Lrauiii. v’; Wllliaui JatiAcr,
8»; C. Misuse, SO: ciihli, SI; y, ilnanilmnt, 81;
C. IL Plauls, S'.': P. L. Millumann, bl; W. Haa*
senimnti. 81; ilohn Mayer. ■;!; M. Huuhue. 33;
cn*h, 31; Henry Mveof, S 3; W. 11. Mahriii. 81;
TurmjucetA Lundoen, 81: lfu*env. 81; IL a.
Havenmuui. AO cent*; C. F. Hurchcr, 3d: 11. P.
C. Miller. 81; A. L. Waller, 31; F. ldc.-e, 83} V.
M. Wlllmni*, 81; Henry Cool/, «■;; liarxer. 31;
Lord, sto'iteturatvli A Co., S*js; W. H. Alien, S 2;
A. Coulter ACo.« S 5; A. li. jiryau,- 3i>.Ao; F.
IHirlem, 3‘d; ca*h, 31: ca*h, B*2; 11. Houter, Sd:
Pr. IL j I Hard, 811 ca*h. $1; d. P. L.. Hr.
Manual), Bds cu h, $1; J. W. McFarlaun, 3d;
crt*b, 3d: ca»h, SI; «i*h, 31: ra«b, 31; cuih, 31;
cash, Slid- 11. Iloarcroft. 31; Oeor;!3ll. White. Md;
Ttnlu'a drun etore. Sd: ,lat.)u* W. allll, SI; 11. V.
Croft, $0: FrutikS»iiia!f, 81: Mm. Ilarnliour, 31:8.
Ciaciu*Aco.. $5; dotmeon a Co,, SI; W. (Hill,
land, 3d: (leuriro W. Tlnmiorumn. 3d: A. Ik Dell,
3d; d. L. JdcUoiiuid, 3d: F. U'. Hoyt A C 0., Jd:
C.d. lllveiibursli, Sdj'Llat AVlilPmlorff. Sd; fl. 8,
cblnmat, 3d: T. li. Fry. 3d; W. 11. Hojfart. Sd;
K. A. Kobe*. 31; Olio liukief, 31; T. P. ItoketH.
31; Pleren A Hawley, $1: K. V. llonnann. f'J;
John Hol/sehat, 81; W. liukor, Sd: T. P. Smith,
We; Allred Porter, AOc; P. Miuiboran, dfm: E,
Mulheii. $5; IX Peuier, Sd; U. il Hall, 80; d.
C. Urcaocrt, Sd; L. W. Kiulllc, 31; T. 11. patter*
sun, 81. Total, $005.45.
I.UMaUtMBM’a BUOSCKII*nOH*.
Tlie following Is arompleto Hat ol Kutocrlp*
tluna to the ycllow-fcrer aullcrcra tuado by tlio
luinl'chncri, am! collected by T. W, Harvey, A.
U. Van BohatcU, and J. 11. Uueclo:
Lntlltiglon. Well* A Van Bchalck, 850: Palmer.
Fnller & Co.. 3AO; T. W. Harvey. 850; Hob* A
Phillips Manufacruring Co.. 8A0; Henry Darker
A Co., SAO; Menominee Ulvor Lumber Company,
350; J. ulcdlcr Pros. Lumber Coni|i»nr, 350; C.
C. Thompson A Co., $,,0; T. M. Avery A Hon.
850; J, 11. bkceloACo., 350: Ferry A llro.,850;
Louis HIIU. 3.iU: dcMo. spnlulnc, SSO; lumber
measurora. 350: Pardee, Cook A Co,, sds; Ucnn,
Date* A Co.. sds; S. Lmllngtou A Cu. t 3do;
South branch Lumber Company, 3d5; Hannan. Lay
A Co., Qds; Hyer*on A Co., B‘L'i: J'c-luico Com*
nanr. S'-S: 8. K, 'Martin, gdA; John Ma*on
Loornl* A Co.. 825; Ford Htver Lumber Company.
Sds; Kirby, carpcntor ts Co., Sds; 11. WiUwcU x
Co., SdC; T. Wllce A Co.. Sds; McArthur, smith
A Co., 825; Holden A Pendleton, *du; Dli’luw
Pro*., 3-5; McMullen A* UUlcer, 325; Kelley,
UHlhuuniu A Co.. b.Ti; Jf. F. (ietchcil A Hun.SdA;'
John Sbcrlttß A Hun, gdA; Hatch. Holbrook A
Co., $00; Parton A done*, Sds;
Holbrook A Co.. Bds; Park A Soper, Sds;
CUarlceH. Gardiner a Co., s'L'; sawyer, Good
man a Co., SdA: Lyman L. Dnrbohr, f-35; c.
Mearv, 3d«; Holme* tt Co.. 516: It. H. Wliluwib
A Co., Sls; cu*h, Sls:Cha*eA Porter. 310;
A Pond Co., $10: Hair A Klphirkc, 8101 D.
L. Aiulertou A 1.’0., 910; Thompson brother.* A
hoit. glut MnidHon A Winter, Slu; Morris a Viol
lonbnrs, 310; Hair.APdloii. 310; Union Planing
Mill Co., 810; dames Clmmiey A Co., SIO* M. T.
Ureace, $10; Churle* lilt/ a llro., Mu; A. <i.
Thruo,i, »10; W. Hitoemukcr. fclij; Thau pcan,
$10; Waldo A Sclilllo, glO; Henry CurtN, $10;
Kcleham A Pick. 810; John T. Noble, 610;
McDonald A Uoe, $10; Chuidn A Low. 310; Hall
A.Wlncit. $10: Super A Urainarrt A Co., 9tu;
W. 11. Cliatlluld. 810; Parsons A Fatter, $10;
Alexander UitcMin. $10; A. If. Gray, gib; P.
btuvuus, 310; Winner A Durnuro. 8U; c. Tcct*
tneyer. SlO;d. IJ. Hwan. $10; William Uiplcr,
810; Haimnilton AMerryman. 810; Uudduck. Pul
met or A Co.. 510: if. it. Frees. $ 10; Irish, linllen
ACo., 810; C. J. L. .Meyer. SIU; c. il. White, 810;
8. Colcmau, 310: W. 11. ', git); Holt
A Daleum, $10; M. 11, Hull A Cu., 310; Dillhiim
A Amen. 810; Gcoriru K. Wood, 810; W, liaicli*
elder, Bds; A. N. ivtnd. 85; K. 11. A U 11. Tur
ner. 3:.; M. M. Darr, X>: I>. F. Groves. W; C.
SleiiiuieU, I’uier Wood, 85; W. b. Hancock,
5.5; U. D. Snatr. g 5; J, M. fTlimpsoti, s.>; C. 11.
Hudduck, 95; W. 11. Judson, $5; H. R. Fuller,
t>s; Dciumlnir A Co., J 5; John Oliver, 85: C. .M.
Cbaruley, 85; E. C. Jaeger A Hon, 3-5; William J.
Frauile). 85; Adam* A l/ml, $5: Wllhum .Me*
itlade, 85; Curtin AHucluir. 85; Wthiaui C. OU.
85; William
11. Hill, 85; Kiuim L'dred, 85; Mcclum A bhnrp,
85: Ounrge OlllMrt, 81; b. i'err>, 3'j; Frasier
A boutuwurlli, 8d: A. Dullued, 3d; Goo<luuow A
IllnJs, fd; Daulol Cony, gd; GlbOs A Johnson,
gd; George Muraii, J. L. Uuughlnflln/, gd;
Cash. 31; A. Uycrson, 51; capi. h, Mulvuney,
51; 0. W. Johnson, 81; Thomas Btoole, 81; cash.
; ioiul,fd,o(U,
r. m. v, a,
A. T. llpmlngway.'Ceneiul Hccndary of the
Young Men’s Christian Association of. th's cliv,
takes pkasuiu in acknowledging the following
receipts lor the yellow-fever sufferers of the
South:
rush, $3; cash, 31 cents; «lsmcs Moran, $1: a
ScOiilor, LlcuiU: TimdoF., tntumwa, la., st: L,
I. K, Ottumwa. la.. si»; cougrcguiloimlchurch,
l.yoiisvlllt'. oy the Itev. J. C. Armstrong, BP,‘.-1.»;
Iletnaiiy cotninieuthmal Cnurch, by i(ov. C. A.
Towle, 811.AO; u mend. I'otor \ undurmuver,
M cunts: Immanuel ituform Eplsnipai Church,
payum and Outre streets, cash, c‘-; bowls
llivdiL-r, nr E. btonu, 81; J. W. c., *1; j. i|.
IliJl, $1: thu l!cv. K. li. Smith, .Morrison, ill.,
.Mrs. M., 81; J. 11. Taylor, &i; »mcms and
kuamoa ot the schooner Newsboy, of liacluc,
Wt»., 31U; a Christian frleud, sl. Total umcuui
sum to uaio, gi.Jtuo. :pj.
A circular has been sent out to the Vniimr
Mail'd Christian Anroebulona of tnu country
usltuiif fur inuylbuiionslu bg tout to iiiugouib,
to bu disbursed by the tioutliern Young Men's
Christian Association*. - Fund* may bo tout to
M. K. Jessup, No.W ulllluui* street. New VuiK
City* Heltons from New Orleans snow that
lids Association bo* In tlmt city attended to
CUi r j cuset; ttio Howards to li,noj. Nearly all
tue money has been tent to the latter Astoeia*
Hull.
Tito following letter wat received by tbo
Young Men’t Christian Association of (lut city
yesterday:
Nkw OiK-utMii Bent. r», ti»7a.—j, 7*. //mi«o•
tray. Suuir»ni(Hi(ent J, M, V. A,. Chuwju—
My Okau Ituurnui! II would appeal that you and
your pood calioauiio #ro ••never weary in well
damn.” o« 1 aiu cubed iipuu ujism p, scsnawledgv
mother umlnimiluu from you of $70.70 lor luc
rebel of our sick and Uesltiulc.
Bf- , 1 WMH
I'lsosc euy to vuur friend that Mr, Case is m our
bands, and Is well cared fur. W« will sec dial li|i
lumliy aa well as himself suall receive u wry alien-
Uun.
We would not recommend any unacdlmatcd per
son (u cutnu hermiiow; Besides wt- lime a lull corps
of physicians wna nurse* of undoubted skill and
ssiiciienic, ample fur ibe numetiiaie emeiirvncy.
knun lauufully. \V. f, Kayudno.
Tieasuter V. M, C. A. belief Fund.
TUB OiIBBMVIPLB UkVCUkHS.
The Jewish family ol Greens, rc In trees front
Oreunrille, Miss., ol whom mention was made
in yesterday'* TuiUL'Wk, have rented a lioum in
tho citv. and they left tim bolet ut wnlcli they
wrre stopping yesterday, baj and UitfEotfv. to
take possession ol it. until dm woboiuu frost
conics to turn the groan leave* yellow and tbo
teilow (ever into oblivion. Then they will gu
bock to tbeu-Immc*.
TUU Tkl.L'OUarllL'U*.
Among the nmu-roit* euatnbuiiou* sent from
Chii anu l»r the l/eiudu of suTercr* from Ibe
yullow-lever that of the telegrapher*
Ul Cbicugo and vietuity deserves opecml meu
tlun. Nearly f.'iOJ ha* been collected uiuonc
tbetu, and Saturday Cul. ■). J. E. tiu;»cr
mtcndcutol Utb lulcvrapb dlstiid.
to Um General Comuiltlee at !tc>v YutUv-^as
a first rcmlttniu'p. It will bo equally divided
among Southern operators of tho ’Western
Union IVlpgraph Company who are suffering or
der-tltutc. and lit case* where they have died at
their posts llidr lumllics will receive proper
uM. Considerable sunn hare been contributed
!u other cities ami ImvM l»v the telegraph men,
ami the ntrareeate donation* will iro tar toward
relieving the actual necessities of tnclr craft in
the Eolith.
Tim roues nRPAnr.MSNT
has, since tvaliirdar noon, disposed of <I,OOO
tickets lo the oniciAls' and employes 1 picnic, ail
of which means SI,OOO that will go to stroll tho
conlrmidtnns to the yellow-fever sufferers.
A remittance of $17:) was sent from the
Mayor's ollice yesterday to the Howards at
Vicksburg. Tho money sent out up In date
from this disbursing point In the Cltv-Ilall is
*.VX1.7.“». Outside of the $17:1 which went yes
terday, the sum Includes $153 which has been
Rent to Nmy Orleans, and $341.70 which has been
sent to Memphis, $Pd of the last-named sum
being a special contribution to one of thechnrch
congregations there. The subscriptions yester
day were $1 from Adolph .Mores and $35 from
the proprietors of the Alhambra.
TItlS ItEAt.TIt DBPARTMBNT.
Dr. DeU'olf is by no means inactive. On (ho
contrary, he is taking every precaution against
ajmisUffc cammuiffcnllnn of the disease by
means of refugees’ baggage, Is attending sup
|m-c<l co*cs observing the symptoms ami treat
mg them accordingly, and. In short, Is doing
everything that a nubile officer chanted with
such Important trusts could do. In his tf-nndav
trips around the city, looking up the refugees
who arrived that da* from Hi. laiuls, he had an
opportunity to more closely observe the con
dition of the streets. '((to result of that ob
servation was not favorable to tho cleanliness
ot Chicago's thoroughfares, and ho ac
cordingly held a consultation with tho Mayor
yesterday* morning, lu which he showed
tho necessity for greater attention to this mat
ter on the part of the Dnparlmcnt of Public
Works. The .Mayor readily saw the lm|xirtmice
of tho suggestion, and ordered Hunt. Wilson
to put on an additional forec ot men In the
street-donning department. Tho rains > ester
dny, of course, increased the amount of mud In
tbu streets, ami,- conMn~y. tbu work that
will have to be done In removing It. Fur the
last two weeks teams hare been worked night
and day in the alleys, removing the accumula
tions of ashes, dirt, and garbage, and if people
discover auv refuse matter widen has been over
looked they arc requested to report It ut once
either at tho Health Office or the olden of the
idreet-clcunlng department.
SOUTUBUN lUOfUOB.
Dr. DcWolf li.is also had several talks with
Dr. Hnuch. who considers lliu Idea of detaining
baggage for clUfnfevtloti nu exceedingly good
one,“Vastly better, lu fact, than ordering tha
tiherllfs of the border counties In the State to
seize the same In transit and subject the owners
thereof to vexatious delays hi the midst of
their Juurneyimrs. What trill bo done, there
fore, will ou to detain baggage from tho South
which reaches Chicago, fumigate it thoroughly,
nmi thou return it to its owners, most of whom
make Chicago their objective) point, and who
mil thcrolorv not be ontmved iiy the brief dolor
to which they will be subjected In celling hold
of their b.tggago after Its arrival hero.
Tho fumigating process does no harm
to trunks or their contents, and every
thing Is returned In as good condition
as It Is taken,—belter, la fact, coinddcrlmr
the eradicating olivets of the thorough fumiga
tion on the contagion which nmv have lurked
within it. Thu railroad authorities Imre aiTurd
cd Dr. DoWoII every facility for earning out
his precautionary plans. Through tickets to
this dtv via Louisville have been withdrawn
temporarily, and stautherner* from tho Infected
districts buy their tickets to Louisville, stay
there if thuv chouse, and,- it they decide Pi come
further north, purchase tickets from that point
to the desired haven. Thu three routes to this
city from the South, excepting those which are
protected by tho quarantine at Cairo and tit.
I.ouis, arc tho Kankaueo Line, tho X’lm-llaiidlo
route, ami the Chicago, Danville it Vincennes.
Dr. Do Wolf received authority yesterday from
the ulllcers of these lines to inspect nil baggage
arriving from Louisville and below,together with
letters to the baggage-musters til the three
deiKits directing mem to allow the doctor or his
representatives to seize, detain, examine, and,
If necosfcjry, fumigate ail such baggage. Ar
rangements have also been made with theomni
bus peoulu by - which incoming baggage on
these loads from Imuisviile, or points nelow,
will not be re-ehecked to oilier points on tho
train, passengers being required to call for It at
the omnibus nlUee lu person, lly tills means, it
cannot puss through the city or get to any place
within the city ufitd after it has been thorough
ly treated with oufnlng sulphur. As for din.n
jectlpg clothing, ffiat is deemed hardly neevsury,
for tliu reason thuSiby the time a refugee arrives
here ail tho contafriou that muv have been In hU
wearing apparel will, from eontaet witii tho air,
bare been driven out, ami fumigation would
houseless. In many cases the rotuceus who
have come to Cnlcago have cast oil their home
dollies at some city on tho line, bought new
ones, and appeared as fresh ami bright ns any
body possibly could who was a refugee. Uen
erally speaking, it* is n6t tho clotiung that a
man wears ou his tuck that docs the harm, but
the tightly-pressed articles in trunks, from
which tho air has liven excluded for days.
Ju all these precautions, Dr. lie Wolf depre
cates all thongjii of anytlnug like a quarantine
of persons. All lie, desires Uto see that tbelr
baggage is all right before It Is set don e in our
houac* and uur holds. Ills ideals that Chicago
can be, and should be. a plcasautelty of rotugo
fur thorn unfortunates from Uiu South, end
that, by taking all proper precautions, uml by
treating them promptly when sick, K can re
main a city of walctv to those who
live here, in this reepcet site Ims set
tit. Lotus nn example which, Judging from tho
iccdpiiuii met by the refugees on board tho City
of Vicksburg, that city of concentrated sdllsli
iiecs uml evident brutality will not endeavor to
emulate.
two Mmm “surpasso*’ case*
were reported yesterday trom No. lod Seymour
street. Thu alleged victims of the' scourge
wine Mrs. I'lcrw, u Memphis lady, and her
daughter, Lizzie. Id years of ace. They left
Memphis last Taursdav, and, arriving here Fri
day night, went to the home of some friends at
the number on ticymour street above given.
While m Memphis, tho nearest vdlow-leveriusc
was two blocks oil, and, though they had not
been risiicd themselves with the dread
disease, they concluded to take due
urecumlou and come North. During
Sunday Lizzie was taken sick, vomiting
frequently, end in the evening firs. Pierce was
also down. • Dr. Tugvrt was colled In, and yes
terday morning reported tho case us one Hist
had best bo looked after to the Health Oilicer.
Dr. (Jnrrutt, Medical lns|tvctar of the West Di
vision, visited (he house. Where he found that
Mrs. Pierce’* UmijKiraturo was uliout luOoiul
her pulse bO, while Lizzie's temperaturu was
iOljfj and her puli'o I If). Doth patleuts were
very Intelligent, talked rutiouslly, and there
was uu eiitlru übscneu of uiiy ot the alurniing
symptoms peculiar to the disease. Tho Doctor’s
conclusions were that, while the eases were evi
dently the result of some malarial trouble, \el
there was nothing lu them to indicate yellow
fever. Two sous of Mrs. Fierce ore also at Ihe
house and are quitu well. In the afternoon, Dr,
Uarioil made the following oiUctnl report ol
tiiocu two euses:
(JuitAMi, Kept. U,~J)r. JttWoLf, t,\>tniH'Uioutr
6/ l concur pun fir. Tacert In tiiu
opiniuu mat Ihvcubua now sick ul K»». luu Hey.
inuur strv.-t, rceenlly from Memphis. uru mu cues*
u( st*Uowlsver. I would advise, however, (hat
tlieir tMjju?* and clutmng no numrdisiely fumi
gated. Kesucctfully, K. (Uimorr,
Medical Inspector.
Thu fumigating was dona last night, s* sug
gested, uml there 1* every reutuu It* suppose
that the ladv und tittle girl will soon be doing
well under thu Doctor's bands.
The lullowinz additional report mu made
yesterday eouccrnlnif Lite alleged tkbiller street
upset
thmaoo, Sept. 0, o:*K> o. pi.— l)r, lit Wolf,
Cuiituutf.viitr of IhaUh— UpauSiu: Visited Wer
nor ul«:;«»fUU morinue. Hut nttlu chautfe tit lit*
condition since yesterday murmur, Hu i* eoinp
onpertectlv well. Temperature, 101; pui»o, 00.
'loiiano heavily coaton, but loss swollen. \ um•
tied oucu during tliu idalil from imprudence In cut*
lug. Ha* full appetite. Le*s (wm in epigastric
region. Icii-ma *111(111, but more marked tuau yea*
U-rday. No clmpifu m secretion of kidney. Jtw
spetUully, t. Uaiiuurr, W. jj.,
Medical liiiptxtur.
The member* of the congregation ul Ascen
sion Chunk ifuvu 6UJ buimay evening fur tbu
yellow-fever suiTerer*. Tbo mouey wtil bo aeut
to tbu Bisters ul Bu diary ut Memphis.
uitiruit euyrubkit*.
Mr. datum Wgrruck, tbe llntub Vice-Consul
(n Hit* city, baa issued Ilia lollewhiir appeal to
pefsons of UnlitU birth who may not bo mem
ber* ol tins Uritlsh benevolent societies or ul
Episcopal or other eburebea through wbuin
direct appeal* have been made:
There are at present nuny HrltUh subject* both
rtsiuinl aad iravshng m ibv Wi*t who will recol
lect the prutiiptuea* with wiucU tuo American peo
ple have tome forward to alleviate Hnu*ii ut»tru«*
• - at Louie " and abroad, and who can new Lave an
opportunity of m-ip/ncating, and wo are sure will
do *o, mure particularly w;ie«* itie appeal 1* uuUu
on behalf of their fvlluw-c.oimtrviiiej..nuu would
otherwise iuvtt tu depend ou Awemau help already
uteiiuien.
Tbo fiiiloHinp U a root* of a telegram received
yesterday irom her MajesU’it Consul at New
Orleans by tUu.lSrdiali VUc l.'uiuai, Mf. Janie*
W aimed, to whom subscription* may be ad
dressed at bis ullUv, Idl Washington street,
Cid-a-ao. or sent direct to her Majesty'* Cuusul,
New Orleans, La.:
Howard Association ran only s»*Ut fever pa
tiiuU. M. iJcji.e's t'nclely i..u»t icticw Um.sh
Cuu*alcvn,i.U UesIUUU and bury gar OcaJ, Can
TE'tIREII 10, 1878.
yon help nil. Seventeen Ihomand recliicred Dtltlili
subjects here. Distress terrible I
SOCIETY RKt.IRP,
Ainccttng of Aoollo Commander? was hold
last evening at No. 73 Monroe street, at which
report* were heard and various relief measures
discussed. rfinOo the last meeting $llOO has been
collected, ami several hundred dollars hare been
remitted to the suffering brethren in Mississippi
amt Tennessee. .Mure will be sent to the last*
named Stale to-day. Tno Committee will go
on with their coed work of collecting and fur*
warding funds lo the fever sufferers.
An adjourned meeting of tho Irish Temper
ance Societies was held last evening in Father
Mathew’s Temperance Hall. John OHJuirk
presided. It was reported that In the neigh
borhood of $llOO had been collected. Tho meet
ing was thou adjourned subject to tho call of
the President.
Tlic wholesale and retail liquor dealers of (ho
city will bo notified by postal card to meet Fri
day evening lu tbu elult-rooni of the Hhcrmsn
House, and take tho necessary steps for getting
up a big benefit for tho veliow-fcrcr sufferers of
the South. It Is expected that nil tho lending
firms of both braoehes of the liquor trade will
he represented, and It is believed that they can
arrange for the most successful picnic yet held
in the good cause.
Tho Union Veteran Club met yesterday
evening. Nineteen applications for member
ship were received, nud seventeen candidates
for admission were elected, lien, lleem, from
tboCnmmltteo on Yellow Fever Fund, reported
that SSO had been raised, and Col. UU-nby, from
the sumo Committee, reported additional sub
scriptions amounting to $37. The Itullef Com
mittee were Instructed to take steps to assist
Conirjuie Bolivar Mur.sy, who was lying sick of
yellow lever ol Now Orleans.
TUB COUNT? PICNIC.
Tho Kxccutlvo Committee of the city and
county employes met at the Probate Court
rooms, Seth F. ilandiett in the chair. The re
ports of the various Committees were received,
showing time ample accommodations will be
furnished for the large crowd that will un
doubtedly he present to-day. Among tho dona
tions were one barrel of ole, 15.1 quarter-barrel#
of beer, ami 10,150 cigars. Mr. C. Helpp do
nates thirty quarters of beer, and will deliver all
beer sent to him on the grounds. Air. McDonald
donated a Ihto game for tho benefit of the
sufferers. Col. Dixon stated that all games of
chance on the ground# would be under tho
direction .ot the- Committee, and that they
would direct tho withdrawal of anything that
shall be found objectionable. Fifty policemen
will bo sent to the grounds to preserve order,
and a safe and escort to carry away tho pro
ceeds will bo provided. It was announced tnat
the Hon. Carter H. Harrison hud donated a lot
in the vicinity of Ashland avenue worth SSOO,
to be disposed of at tbo discretion of the
Executive Committee. Mr. George W. Hotch
kiss donated a boiler-cleaner worth SIOU, and
the employes of the Hiuecr Hewing-.Mnclilne
Company donated a sewing machine, to be dis
posed of in tbo same manner. Mai. Brockway
announced that Gen. Hhcrldun mid Assistant-
Postmaster Squire# would bo present and soli
dears on the grounds. Tlirec Highlanders who
are in town wilt donate their services and fur
nish tnusle on the bagpipes during tho any.
Provision was made (or various games and raf
fles. Mr. Hqulrus will have ilia suimrvlslop of
the ticket department, ami Jailer Currier will
have charge ol the gate. In view ot tho proha
bldtv of rain tp-daV, it was resolved that tho
Committee on Printing see that Hags are raised
on the hotels, engine and station houses, and
principal buildings uy 11 a. in. In cose tho plciile
is to eutnu off. Tno Executive Committee will
meet at H o'clock this morning at’tho office of
Hiate’s-Attornuy Mills. After the discussion of
various minor questions, tho Committee ad
journed.
MASONIC,
Mr. D. C. Creator, the prominent Mason, baa
received tho following letter Iroiu tho South:
Drano LomiEor Missism’i’t, OvricEorOiu-vn
SEtatTAiiT, Jackson, .Miss., Soph g.—/Mir Jiro.
VrtQttr: 1 uni m receipt of yours of grith alt,, in
closing lulter to Urauu Master Murphy, which lias
been forwarded to hlai. I received tho3loo, Ho
ller m pouring In freely, ami 1 am sending It as
fust its received to Grenada, Vicksburg, mid Hurt
Uihsun. Thu lever has Just broken oat here, and
the outlook Is bad. Wo Imd provided n local relief
fnud fur sucli an emergency, and have promise of
more (rum oar absentees/ Our city is quite de
scried. Two drug-stores, my priming oiuce, and
a few other places only, arc open. Uu several
squares there is not u single wlmo person—homes
uuinJoncd for the tlaio. mid families in tcuioorory
shelters In too surrounding country or gone io dis
tant Sluice, Of eleven persons constituting my
household, lum here alone. My wife and chil
dren have urged mu to go to them, hut they are
mnung kind friends, an .l 1 feel it my duty to stay
here and do wnut I can for the relief of my
brethren hero uml elsewhere. 1 appreciate votir
timely words of commendation on this point. Duty
is n high law wjtii “very conscientious man. Did
1 not occupy the oabllosmsuiuns that f do. I would
doubtless uu hs others uavu dune, hut, Vftoc pon
dering the mailer welt, I have concluded that my
duty lies In the course that X have resolved upou.
Fraternally your.', J. L. I’nwim,
(fraud Secretary.
Another one, from Mr. A. V. Ware, M. \V.
Grand Master. of Tennessee, ItosavUlu, Tenn.<
to tho'sumo gctitlemuu, in reply to an offer of
relief, contains the following:
Tint hand of the Lord I* upon os, and what we
will ueod before (he disease 1« exhausted uu one
known. If our rnnd4 run out, uml wo need fund*.
I will certainly let our kind brothers of your city
heir- from us nl one*. Yon have the Masonic
thanks of our State for yonr hind oiler of help. 1
am, traiertialljryouw, A. V. Wane, u. M.
MSTTCU-UOXB?.
The proposition to u»u tho letter-boxes 45
depositories of contributions fur tho yellow**
fever siilforurs hat been favorably cnterlulnud
by tho .Department at Washington, Pa.'lmastvM'
Palmer Iwviug received the tollowlug telegram
irom Aetlng-PostiuasteMJeuerul Tyuor lust
evening:
There in no objection to tho deposit of contribu
tion* for yuhow-fuver sufferers in such street
'letter-boxes as are located In place* of extraordi
nary safety. Tuu imhlic should Iki reunealed to
deposit in daytime before tho hour for
usy-cohuetton*. Contnboilon-boxei In post
office* are desirable. ft such boxes were put up
in ul) the pust-ufticvs m the I'tilted Stale*, and the
proceed* delivered to local collecting committees,
it would meet with approval, , ..
Mr. Palmer will confer with the author of tho
protusitlun. Mr. William D, jverfoot, and. tile
Collecting Committee to-dav, und arrange lur
placards. etc. Two Imiea will bo pul up m tho
IVit-UMleu. and, as those at me hotels, Imposi
tion, and at other tiolnu whore crowd* emigre
gate, it Is believed that a large sum will be real
ized. it mutter* nut how •mall tho subscrip
tion nmy bo. Pennies, nickels, and dimes will be
as ncTcptablu us (garters, halves, nr dollars.
Tho Postmaster yesterday received u dispatch
from the Postmaster of Calhoun, Madison
County, Miss., asking him to obtain from too
city 11 car-load of jce. “ This," he says, “Is
the only railroad distributing polpt in Madison
County* There Is sK-knees lit every family
during tho last tun days.’,' The Postmaster,
who is uu old citizen of Chicago, adds that Ids
own family arc all down wliii thu fever.
Vo ifts K'llfor at The I'rtLiine,
Chicago, Kept. B,—Tno prevailing Southern
scouige Is the thomo of all. Please allow a few*
suggestions (cTltldsms, U you please) upup your
ideas as to treatment with ice.
A moment's leiluetion must show the Irapruc
tieiiuilltv of applying cold to relluw-ferer ps
tUnits, theruby expecting to uuttdoto the voins
giuM of thu putlent. Cold, at the treeemg point,
outside thu body, seems to destroy thu germinal
or contagious flic of this trrriblu disease. A
patient down witn yellow fever Is permeated
through- and through with the poison. Thu
normal heat of the patient’s body is Ud degree*
Fahrenheit. This Is a fuvorublu tempuiutum
(or thu spread of tbu disease. *S’»w, what ta it
|iro|Misud to do by (bo leu and cold treatment!
Can It be entertained'tor a moment as prue
tlrabiu or safe to lower the heat of tho p*-
I ami's body to a point at wbluo the Infection
Is destroyed! Ueutli would be thu inevitable
result of such treatment If it could bu duue.
Put this could hot bu uecomplishud until some
time alter dentil had released the Immortal irom
thu mortal (Hire. Where Is tuu henelli to bo de
rived from this treatment beyond keeping the
skin In a healthy condition. Inciting read ion,
and soothing the fwver-lmtated houyi Item)
safely be asserted that imnu whatever eun be
expected from this treatment.
Cold, then, can Jim tiiouuut of only a* a pro
phylactic before, nut so uiueli a curative after,
inlevtlon, Jur the body cannot bo aatelv reduced
below tbu normal temperature auy liioru ttiau
raided above. It must bo apparent that It can
not bo reduced to any point where the coma*
glou, already wltliiu ttio body, amid
bo ucuxl upon for U« destruction.
Water baa been used’ in tbU uud ml
fever*, aud sometime# pressed far beyond Ha
true merit#. Bull, water In the baud* of pliy*
uk-iaii and uur*« I* a great boon and help, wp
cuuuot ÜbpeUMj lu tbu fever with both Its In*
urnul uud extorual U*o any moro than wo can
dispense with tbe nurse aud doctor, but Uls a
senseless esi»crtineUk to attemut to euro yellow
fever patient* by reducing tbe temperature of
tbu body to a point where the eoniaklou U de
stroyed. U would be the repetition of the ex
periment of tbu mau with ms home, where tbo
bor*« died last as bo bad oecu taught to live
without eating.
ft 1* tog »oon yet to talk of results of carl
ou* l.mSHjf practice. We bavc a* >ct m* pun
itive report*, (ieueral result* orb bad enoa;li,
uud Would seem to call for *omo departure
from old system* ul treatment. Bttli, wo
must tint jiarl wlib old judgment a".l reason,
and expect any belter results. I'rcczfuir the
patient duvvn with tbo fever will not Uy. It
might keep tbe Imdy from decay, but nut soul
ami body together.,
While ur.timr tlie above uc get the favorable
rej.witol Ihoi. lloicuaib, of New Orleaua. lie
has thus fur treated bomeopathlcnllv 13.1 cases
of yellow fever with only seven death*. Hy the
testimony of allopathic pbvstclnns with their
heroic treatment. so fur os ahyfivombli results
are concerned, they might as well abandon the
field, except as nurses. The fear Is bubllelv ex
pressed of cases of yellow-fever In Chicago.
There need be no fear of an epidemic of inis
dhcase here, even il I boro should bo fifty cases
of refugees who boil It. Yellow foyer cannot
prevail here as an epidemic. Very truly tours,
E. O. Cook, M. U.
QUININE AND WIIIsRT.
To thr U lUor nf 71i< Trttimf.
ClltcAno, BepU O.—l desire to call tho atten
tion, through your columns, of those who go
Smith dining tlio prevailing epldomlo to minis
ter to the sick to a prevention, or supposed
firctunllon, which I have only seen qnce noticed
n any newspaper since tbu disease appeared.
I reicr to the use of quinine and svino or liquor.
Jn itJOJ n party of six of us occupied a house
In South Carolina near which fresh earth was
being turned up in tho construction of fortifica
tions. Five of tho party were taken down with
vcllow fever, two dvlng with It! One of the six
had been taking, anil continued to take, n swat
low from a bottle of whisky In which bod been
placed two or throe tublcspoonfuls of quinine
every morning before breakfast, and perhoqs
pftoner. TbU person escaped ( the disease, to
nurse the rest, iiclug the only one so favored.
It Is possible Hint one taking tills dose from
the moment of arrival In the infected district
might thereby escape the disease.
Ex-Anur Oppicbb.
TUB TIUVRMNO MUST.
To ua iMUor aj TUe Tribune
CtnoAOD. Sept. O.—A communication, signed
by No. 1,0751, appeared In your Issue of Sunday
desiring to hear from mu relative to a contribu
tion ffom Hie Northwestern' Traveling-Men’s
Association fur Hie relief of the yellow-fever
sulTcrers. In reply. I would eavthat h large
number of our members liuvo already contrib
uted lb much the different trade channels, t
would beg leave to stale, however, that I have
opened a hook for such contributions as travel
ing men may see 111 to nlacu in tny bands at my
olllce, OS Michigan avenue, and will pay Hie
sum so collected to the Citizens' Committee as a
donation frdm traveling mou. Yours respect
fully, Mason C. Hatch,
Secretary Had Treasurer N. W. I*. ,M. A.
PREVENTION’ AND CUKE.
TUB CQLD-.UK KBMKDT.
IV> the Editor oj TTtt Tribune,
Chicago, Sept- o.—ln the philosophical ap
plication of pure and alinplo cold nlr to primarily
prevent or subsequently modify or prevent the
multiplication of the yellow-fever ccrma by
means of an adequately cold atmosphere pro
duced artificially In an apartment I claim priori
ty In the manner following; In first bringing
it during tbo prevailing cpcdemle to tbo at
tention of tbo public through tho public press,
lu evidence whereof 1 cite you to my communi
cation in Tub Tiiiounb over one montn ago,
and of date Aug. 0, to which communication,
contrary to tbo discreet advice of others, I gave
publicity, as i (Irmly believed in Its scientific ac
curacy, and Which you lu publishing beaded
“Very New.”
Further, as this theory was original with me,
nod suggested Itself through scientific analogy,
—a department of sciontlilo investigation to
which I have given considerable attention,—l
claim it to bo original as to tho world antll com
petent evidence to the contrary Is produced.
In his letter in The Tiudunh of Sept. 4 Dr.
Tucker says to you: “ Though you associate
them together, there Is nevertheless quite a
tlllfcrcnco between tho artllloial reduction of
heat In the sick-room and the lowering of the
.temperature of tno bodies of the sick by hy
drotherapy ” (tho application of cold-water).
“ Thu one" (referring to the theory advanced
in mv letter) “ belongs to public hygiene, it Is
intended to bo preventive, and U h*io ami exper
imental," Thus,, lu the two methods, you will
perceive an elementary distinction ismilebr
an acknowledged authority; tbo one being new
and the other old.
With considerable temerity I was tho first to
advance, tn your columns. Ibis theory, to which
subsequently, both In editorials and by letters,
great importance Is attached, and while 1 do not
wish tn unduly urge any spuelliu claim to recog
nition, yet my course does not seem Inconsist
ent with a proper modesty,
.In practically .carrying out this thepry I
would suggest that a large and well-lighted
apartment, or series of apartments, ho Arranged,
with varying temperatures running from Ti
degrees (below which degree of temperature the
Yellow fever cannot Ini developed).down to that
degree at which In Nature frost occurs, or even
lower. ,
A more readily feasible method, however, of
testing this theory would bo to send irom the
North to omi of the riouthern cities a tralu uf
refrigerator cars woll supplied with lee.
Thu temperature* aforementioned could bo
easily produced and maintained by supplies of
leu placed lit the hollow-constructed trails of tlu)
apartments, or by the wall-kuowrt pructusta of
producing cold by ehemicnl evaporation.
Human existence In mum uu apartment dr
series of apartments In the hot eiiiiMuf the
tt'mlh would nut only bo endurable, but pleas*
unt and refreshing to* those who were 111. irre
spevUveoC thu important factor of Immunity
from the yellow lever. I claim therein Unit
there would be not only a total exemption Inun
yellow fever, but mat in patient* In the Ur.it
Slaves of tno Übe iho the rapid multiplication of
the (term would Uu diminished, and the Uisua.m
thus reiuleml more amenable to ndjuiietiru
treatment, ur tliat puislbly the propagation oi
the (Term would cease entire!*.
If the (minorities of the Southern cities would
devote a portion of the commendable energy
utyciukd In tlsrUtlut: the outside air with drugs
to tlio construction of apartments in eouionnltv
with this theory, results mitrnt follow lavorable
to the cause 01 humanity, which 1* mv ardent
motive. Uvspivtluliy, Bamvkl, K. Uno-s*.
ftlnce addressing yon us above 1 nave received,
in response U> a letter of m.’no voniuining mv
lormcr published article, a loiter from an end*
nent ami venerable member of thi medical
prnfmton, who is llm author of •♦tlroai* tsva
turn uf Surgery," which has a national reputi*
tlou, and who Is equally well known unit re
spected by the people and the profession, I
should |«rutMbfy stite that luc similarity of
sir uamas Implies neither previous personal ac
quaintance nor vuiinuctlmu
la view of the extent ol the diseam in thu
South, together with the desirability of diseoy
crlmr an elllclunt remedy tbroutrii well-eon
dttvied experiments, amt trusting that I violate
no law uf correspondence, l herewith append
thu letter. S. K. tr.
I'iUi.ximt.pmA, Sispt.U, iJ. oVaii.
Htfj.— Data 1 have read with much interest
thu articles you nave iweuroUud as to sum! me
respiTtiic tno treatment of yellow favor. Vour
suggestion fur oat thu smmalculas said hi
bo present la this (Uneasi’, if not t-mrt.*ti*lt > ro<l t,y
Diem, is certainly as Imtciiluos as It is novel, amt 1
only reerct ttut It is nut in mv power to throw any
llxut uikiu the sabjveu Almost naycxpcnmnit
w ould bu jii»lilbm:u in a malady of siieh a ferocious
character, and t sea wo rvasow why it stumU wot Im
earned into u(1< a ci by Dm pn/sielmu uf i|«u iiifee.ed
districts in the Hontliern Hiatus. A fuwtrmU.
properly coiidactud, Would probibly sellle Dm
question of Dm viticary or iton.uihcscv of Dm treat
umu!.
Tiuiiikiii* you for your Klmhu>M, ami wUhlntr
you uN |)u»«Mnv sucri'dd In oarrytiu out
ycatfouv, 1 am, dearalr, wry truly >our».
tt. i>.
VIAUt’U.
look; I
KINGSFOED’S
oswego mice
IN NEW WRAPPERS. ~
LriffMand Hfluilj'ome .ShelfUooiti.
Ami the very UE3l‘ BTAUCII manufacture I.
Always uniform in quality.
VloasM Families and Laundry Women tveiy
time.
KINGSFOIfD’S
CORN.STARCH,
FOR THE TABLE,
Is tho Most Delicious of All
Pi'oparatious
full
M'liiiis, Blaae-Miffs, Cate, efe.
BUIU LV ALL (JUOcm
i*AxiWAVs ~
FBOM THH
Hon. Tlimioff Weed,
Indorsing I)r. Raikrv’aß, It. R, Remnlin if
to Cuing them to Bcvcrnl Venn.
Per felf: flatlntf ftr Mrew? yfTrV’ul^ll'"P
-cln«M. Ootthtlnal* Mt iir»t, hut aftor «hh.,i, fi-
ClUoacy with full ronßilenre. (t is no !<•.*
Riliny lo tlianxmity acknowiHßc n IG a-lvait. ~IUI
Imr* arrived from them. Thoi.iiis aro rr*»rri'.i f *'
often iu Deration irmilrea. ami nlwa»»»nh n,.,,.. *'
effect. The Hearty belief rnnnnt I* ht'uer
Ilian It f* by lt» rnme. .We apply the nnini-nt #.«„» 1
irsn.i fre/lr. almost InvariubiV.OnJinAho i^? 1 :
•• Uctlef,” Truly poors, IblgncJl * *"• H®nnif4
D». Kadwat. TnURLOW WE£O,
R. R. R.
DYSENTERY, DIARRHCBA,
CHOLERA HORDES,
. EEVER AND AQUrj
CURED AVD PREVENTED M
BY BABIY AY’S HEADY RELIEF,
RHEUMATISM, MEUEALOIA,
DIPHTHERIA, XNTLUENZA,
’ SORE THROAT,
DHTTOULT BEEATHBOi
RELIEVED IS A FEW HIRUTES
BY KABTVAY’S BEADY BELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
boosenrts, Dlorrhira. Cholera Marinis. or MJafnl'd’..
ensrers/rum t'ic bownls are stonped tn Afterruif
ty inlnnfra by taKinir midway's 10-tily lleiipr, M0c.,5.
(notion or Inflammation, no weaknessur liAiUude. »iT»
fol.ow Ura un of Uj« U. ft. Belle?. • *
IE?/. IE?/. IK/.
badm’s beady be®
Cures tub worst pains
In from One to Twenty Mimics,
. NOT ONE HOUE
After Hooding this Advertisement nesd
any one Suffer with Fain.
HUM’S BEADY Bill
CORE FOR EVER.Y PAR
It was tbo lint and Is tbo
, ONLY PAIN REMEDY
That Inflintly stops the nlott'rsrruelatinff paint iS
l.iya InUjuttrtiiUua atxl funo Coiucsllnin wlitttifrof
luol-nns*. Mutiucb, Atcweiiur other sltuuli or omul
by ouo upiillcouuii, /
In from One to Twenty Minutes,
Jfo matter b<»w violent or otcraclutlnn tho pain, tbs
lllit uiii.iiiu liou-rniiiLii, Inutiu. I'ritipkii,
New slate, or pnuiraud wuh Ct»Cft*a may fuller,
BADffl’S BEADY RELIEF
NVU.L
AFFOBD INSTANT EASE.
Inflammation of tlio Kidneys,
Iniiamututiou of tlio Bladder
Inflammation of tlio Uowcls,
Collocation of tlio Ino-s,'
Sore Throat, Difficult Draitliiuir.
Palpitation of (ho Heart
Hysterics, efoop, Diphtheria,
Catarrh. hiUacnza,
Headache, Toothache.
Neuralgia, UhoamaLlsn,
.Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
Chilblains, and’ Prost BUc*
Th? arrHrntlon of llin llrmlr Ttellrf (o tin'
pans Wnt-ru Uiupalu or dltaeuity exists will AJurauus
lU'l comfort.
'l'lilrtytocUlydropilntialfatumhlcruf walcr *(U
m mew inluuio* cure cramps, hpa*itf». Sour siumtih.
Heartburn, blck Hcadacim, iJlumncn, DrTiiury,
Celle, ViliiJlniiiußowels ondalUni'Tnuir.ilii*. _
1 ravrlrr*atujiiM rdwaj-i carry a)u>?Ha of UAiiWAFJ
l!i: vl>V Cl'i.lM-'with thetn. A lew (Iron* In wultf
wp]prevent nlekne*. or l ulus from chance *>f v/M-rr.
It liueitur than rrumUlJnuiJy ur hitters u< a tilm»
taut.
FEYEE; AND ACTE.
Pnn?n A*:> AMOK cured for flflyccnts. Thcr-li
nut Aix'nicdimnaciitbitiuHwuiililMtvrm core imr
and Aipic. bii I nil oilier Malm lows, Cllioto. tlrarlct,
Tvi'iiolU. Vdion, ami other forum iiUuiid i*y Pii'ir-wi
Mum. »» i\nwt\y na tuuWAY’* ia:AU\ Itcuuf*
l r hiyevuui>er buttle.
m. RADWAVS
SSiS*SO)PSiFllslilill
THE GREAT BLOOD PUBIFK,
o»
COVIAUIOL'O.
, *• nmr*KATi;ui.N the
Lang* n? FUimiuubt.Hhln or lionet, flcdicr
iconni r PTiN’a 'T!itf and viTuiao
'lUtiVuius,
• Chi-r Ido ifhrtmuil.Bii Kcrof j'.i. DUudular :■ well's:.
Us.-Klim nry » ouch. -iMuriin. * Atreidins. fqj'iett.n
1:41111 imam. Ulccalunvf Die Langs. !)»»,.ip
Itru'i. Tie Jto.wrCam, Whim ha* rtbi.V*.Vihii-jm U
■ in, rkm anl I tip Meicariul J»Leiir..»c
mala Cuniiiiplni*. (iunt, l>ru,ujr, puji lu.euiu, wiO*
ciiilU, Co(i»am,'imu.
Liver Complaint, &c.
' Vot nnly iloc* tin Fnp*.iraii;ihu IJpjalvcnf eif-Ut
mm-uUt ayent* Ip tbit euro ol Cliru;-!,-.
foi.»uim!uiul. aud tuu hut it n
pwnlrc cure for
KIDNEY Alp BUPDER tOJIPL.IinS,
Urinary atwtVfAnthAiWit-sMk OravrL JUabotrs, I»o »T.
of Mater, jiico'itlueueu of lini.o, llri.US
ni.cj*c. Aifmmimmi, uinllcad
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