Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1878, Page 1

AUCTIiON SALE OF WATCHES, JEW ~ SPECTAL AUCTION SALES! RY, @ SUNDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. Etce At the suggestion of _mafiy patrons we shall hold the following Special Sales: (LOCES ARD BROSZES--Wednesday, Oct. 25 The collection embraces upwards of two hundred Clocks, of exquisite werkmanship, varying in valoe from $300 down to $25 Dave the Cathedral Gong attached. Bronzes are works by the most celebrated artist: «Persens and Andromeda.” value $1.100. and ** Summer and 0. by L. Gregoire; =~ Thetis,” with claborute vases, * The Sceret.” by MacLean, value $250, ete. DIANONDS---Thursday, Oct. 24, 1878, e offer a collection anequaled in the West tor quality and magni- {nde. Fine stones matclied in pairs, from ten carats down to one carut. $2.000 down to §50. Rings from $1,200 down to § design and each. Many Amone the clading Autumn,” value $1 alue §300, by Tebert ; worth from Stads, Pins, Crosses, ele. Zn the meantime we invite careful inspection. during the year, such-rare goods, should fail to attend. ~ Sales daily, 10:30, 2:30, @ Tatek Phillipy cot in- Amerieal Emile Peret, Matson & Co., Billon, and others. made Watehes. Every Wa and every case warranted of the fineness represented. FINE JEWELRY---Saturday, Oct. 26, 1878. This includes several very fine Cameo Sets. Buttons. etc.. Onyx and Pearl Sets, ete., Turguoise, Enameled. Coral, Pearl. Byzantine, and, Fine I Gold Sets, Buttons. etc., Lockets, Bracelets, Necklaces, and many nov- FINE WATCHES--Friday, Oct. 25, 1878. Gentlemen's and Tadies' sizes, by the best makers in the world— Galant. Nardin, Frodsham, Also, full line of ch gnaranteed a good timekeeper, & Co.. Roman & Co.. elties for personal ornament. No person in this city wanting now, or wd 7:30. . MATSON & CO., 951 & 253 Wabash-av. OE STREETS. The Excitement on State-st, No.76 OPENING OF. No, 76 SEA'S BARGAILNS palace of Novelties, FINE STYLES! " 2 Parlor Fuirniture. FElepant *“QUEEN ANNE” PARLOR SUITS, new desizns in best all-wool goods d plush, 7 pieces, $65.00. “QUEEN ANNE” PARLOR SUITS in RAW SILX and plush, 7 pieces, $75.00. “ANGLO-JAPANESE” PARLOR §ULTS. EBONY and GILT Frames, best rgw silk and plush, 7 pieces, $100.00. Parts of Suits at equally low prices. Easy Chairs, Fancy Reception Chairs, Corner Pieces in all the latest styles, and in endless varieties, at ¥ ESTRAORBINARY LOW FIGURES. We have the largest line of Furniture cov- erings in the city, of the latest and most de- sirable fabrics to select from. A close inspection is respectfully requested. 251 & 253 Wabash-av. | == Near Jackson-st. We are receiving a very large line of NEW DESIGSS and STYLES in PARLOR e - E——c S e and CHAMBER SUITS, and in order to mgke room for them, will sell every- thing from our imnense warerooms VERY MUCH LESS than the prices any dealers have been buying same Furniture mnd Bedding at. 1698271 STATE-ST. The Tobe; - Furniturs Go, State and Adams-sts. VELSE GOODN. The Auction tion Sale of Dovle & Co.'s Collection of Japanese Art Treasures ‘WILL BE CONTINUED Howday (Te-Mormow) Moroing. at 11 elock, At our Room. 173304 135 Randulph-st. Amozg the articles (o be = £ol ¢ - TERE LOXG & CO.., Auctioneers. VUCKWHE. s R CER O IR FLOUR, o JACKMAN'S BEST BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. T sale gy 145t 80 most reliable brand fa the market, for D.n E. McCONEEY & €2., 0mfll:u;.oflr-l!n. d Feed C?mm(ulun Merchants, o and Washiugton-st., (hicago. rrespondence soliclted. —— e EDUCATIONAL, R e i EHEIWSYLVMM MILITARY ACADEMY, ESTER, P) \‘\:‘.nor-m Sept. 11, Thoroush fnstruc- a0y fo TENET T L0, B g Temoat House, or to Col. T4 at M3E. 94 SILva ax s, MAELPA SILVA AND wRS. BRAD- tn:n’.x‘._'“p‘,’.; (furmsrly “AMrs. Opden Hofuian's) Echioo] for v 'ach. and German Roardicg aud Day x| oo s Guns Ladics and ren. with Calisthen- Fens S g1 CL AT 161, New YOrk. - eo- Tenunally 5 3ove. Leciares by OUE SCHOOL FO! s H HooL Lr_llun §~BLE! % Beforo W3 BETT GRO‘;E HALL-MISS M ALL-: MO! Young acice: at 3 9 Tuderate terms, e TORT'S SCIIOOL FOR ! home, thorough instruc- Aew Haven, Coan. AR LA RS STANDAKD. SCALES OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS.MORSE & GCs 111 &113 LakeSt., Chicago. De carefultobuy oaly the Gengine, 76 STATE-ST. Crowded from Morning Till Night. No Such Prices Ever Heard 0L Bankrupt Stocks and Job Lots from New York Auctions at One- Haif Usual Prices Notice the Bargains We Open To-Morrow. Manufacturer's stock of Knit Worsted Goods at less than Factory cost. Remainlog stock of Cleveland Collar Co. (vankrapt) 10,000 boxes hest Collars st 9c, worth 2. The Jewelry remaining unsold at our dis- play in Exposition at baif price. Largelot of Trunks and Travellog Bags at 50¢ on the dollar. Enormous stock Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings and Underweor at Jess than cost.of manufacture. 1000 doz. Ladies' Fringed Sik Tles at 24¢, worth 75¢ 10 $1. 500 doz. All- isilk_Handkerehiefs at 17c, a bargaln. Job lots of All-Ltnen Handkerchlefs. 4c to 1sc. Embroider- ed Sets Ladies' Collars ana Cuffs all linen), 24c. New York Importer's stock of rich Japanese Wares, Bronzes, 4, Boxes, Trays, etc., at one-half cost of 17000 doz- Al-Woul Nublas and Fasciua- tors at 24c. One millfon Vest Lead Penclls at 1e each. 15,000 pubers good Toilet Pins at a penny. ¢~ Goods from Auction erer}‘ hour. Every article a great bargain. SEA 76 State-st FORSALE NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACEIRES. The attontion ot Newspaper Publishers is called to the fact that having lately applied folding attachments to two of ik FRG- UNE'S perfecting presses, The Tribune Co. nave no use for several Hand-Fecding Folders heretofore in use in its press-room. The machines are of Chambers I3ros. & Co. make. and are in excellent order, each ha g the Kabler improvement. Two of the machimes are adapted to & four-paze supple- ‘ment of The Tribune, making fourfolds, and four to & full sheet. ‘Iribune size, making three and four tolds. Can be ndapted toany sized sheet. ‘Che speed of these mechines 13 limited only by the capacity of the feed boy. They can be seen in operation and we guarantee them, with the Kahler improve- ment., to be superior to any machine made. Wil sell them cheap, as we have use for the room they occupy. For further partic- ulars address, TRIBUNE CO.. Chicago, il STANLEY 1 fid few of my acqualntances in Chicago with any Y after the first, friendly ETeCLInES are 0ver: o, to flud that 1 kave no time to it most. reverently). v [ lout my present and ne ¢ In the columns of the TIE, DARK CONTI New York. 18 time to ta'k, and 1 hegin talk, Thank publizhe Gut, ane as [ ean get ft. and Could get wid of. 1t iy the 1it Consation in Boston, New York, and Chica Hsrper & Brothers writs me, Oct. 10ih wand fs beyond ail precedent and calculatl heen compelled (0 eontract with anat up 3 lut 1Or us, A out 2 week wi 2 Yes, the ) “The on. We have Trotiee to bind Tavesold s ¢ our aents here anring: the past 8 terday. " sets of Stanl 100K 9 ords forin a ititle gold and delivi davs. Another agent Chicago 18 ot atend. v partsof ‘days | took 87 orders from miy acquainiances Peres i %ave Mifed ouly parcof them, and WAl Gl the ors 8 fast as 1 can get the hooks, othhers de 1o 8 pnveration [ had with Mr, Joreph Medtll, or of THE CI‘HCA!:;I" F. he thus ex- A ‘iimaelt concerning Stanie e ave read Stanley's book, pi me portions uf it are cviden ‘eolbred. as. for examip SE izt bty Fean Ring golns (0 war with ok 18 excecdingly enjoyable.—the report of African travels 1 hav narrative 1880 thrilliog that I remain: hours after I should bave b a 12 al gether superfor, 85 4 book of travel and discovery, (0 the works of Baker, Speke, Graut, or evea Living- stone. - rd the opportunity civen for publlc knnll:l‘glgle SfFthe value of his discoverles as far fran- Ming auy mere - intcrest i the narrative, however great that may be ey dem- that the .whole Interfor of" Africa, era thie thermometer ranges enjoy_good healt o 0 dezrtes, aud that fands, tnterspersed with great lakes, waterea by great rivers, will grow all the grains. frults, and ve: bles, cotton and tobaceo. At e I ant day, Furopean or American ¢nter prize willconstruct ‘raifroads from the coast which will nessate that vast territory and develonp incalculable o, while iens of lfll"l(flfll of people will teemt and Thrive there “Tumt view of the resalt of Stanley's e work is mot wxsgrerated or clored at all, and Tk Wb wosderial future for o coupiry nearly us {Hrce a8 the United Statce. TES Sledtil wili (1 dosbs not), verify the correctness iy Terort o nion of the bool Tiuere are 3 Vols.. 150 Jllustra- t1one, 10 Maps. Cloth A 3 (eles £15. The work cannut K 31 whert exceat from Messrs. Harper & cls he reputation of ihe hous: stauds nouncement f that fact. Or- adence of all kinds, may be ad- mer. Huuse. Clicac v 1 nave t 1 cau'do fo Chicago, aod 1have Sifiwaniee exclusivels. : liave only one word more to say nov. 1 desre all ¥ personat {riends to remember thia the Srst part of e urcs tue best fnpresston of the ‘Giled “accurately in rotation as = out of hls cits, and orderin: cxpress: 178y the irans- RY WELLS, Gen. Agt. froy portation. SE STOVE PeLL 1s something new, aad with it you can polish your ve. Ranze, or Grate briljantly. witliout the labor of Drushing, in » quarter of the tile of **the old way.” Te will 1ade six mouths. Give it a trial, and you wil use tentlon to 4 few things that can be ac- use of the **New" Stove Polish: 1t bs welf-sbiving. 1t wnken uo dirt. 11 will not WASIT or BURN off. (L puts a brilfiant polisk ot rusiy iron of any d. 1t rescryen your stoves, etc., FROM RUST even in n dnmp cellar. Tt TuJuncehie fhinz for deaters Itisthe BEST and C ST Polish. PRICE, NTS. DIRECTIO: Dampen a spange or cloth with e Polfsl, apply It LYENLY and LIGHTLY': it dries {nstantly. When appiylng, 16 appeurs brown, but as 000 a3 dry it s Jet llack. For fancy work o stoves 1o can be much better appiled with the brush furnished for five conts extia. Lard or kerosene will remove It from thie ands, but a better way is fo wear an old glove. Whien tiie stove gots sollcd, WASH 1t, and the Polish will remaln. * THE “NEW™ STOVE POLISH C0., 19 Wabash-av., Chicago. . DYTLAD. CHAMPION FOLDING BEDSTEAD. BENT IN TITE WORLD. THE TOBEY FURNITURE GO SOLE AGENTS, Stade and Adamn FOLDING b FINANCIA CHAS. HENROTIN v Financinl Brolker, 109 Dearborn-st. Citv and County Bonds, First-class 6 and 7 percent Kallroad Ttonds, Local Stocks, Commerefal Paper, Serip sud County Orders, bought and sold. b Governinent Bond Coolc County Orders, City Serips and Vouchers, Boughit and sold by [[lingis Sehool Bonds FOR SALE. GEO. 0. MAREY £cOL TRA HOLMES, ‘General Brolker, 88 Washington-st., cash. a1l Savings Dank Books, Recelver's of Uroken National Bianks, County Orders, ARROW BRAND FRESH OYSTERS. Arrows, per can, 23c: E. B. M. & Co., 30c; Selects. 40c. Bulk Standards, $1 per gallon wholesale prices, at AL & Tuss, for Siinca REISCELLA LOUS. A SMALL COLLECTION OF Fine European 0il Paintings Is to be closed out this week posiitvely below cust at 191 Wabash-av. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL e now prepared 1o accommodate familics and single i winter ont entlemen with room and hoard fo For termy apply at ollic B " HOUSENOLD ART-ROOMS, 165 Wabash-av. Daily openings of new cholee goods not found clsewhere. WANTED TO RENT, Ry a desirable tenant, on lon: a building suft- = 1 aie for MANNCASTUTIAg, S0100 feet, Three Borles, Ad- dress X 4v. Tribune office. H i The Development of Ladies’ Forms neck: Can be fully develoved inn !hnrv: Eig lygu’ GO TO JOHN JONIS, No. 119 Dearborn-st ned and ne: and et your Crothes thoruaghiy re £1ANOS AND ORGANS. el . **Thin 15 to_certify that-the Planofortes of Messra. telnway & Sops, comprising toncert and Varior Graud, Square and Uprighl, :xhibited by them the Contenntal Exposiion at Philagelphla. tn 18 weuted the grentest rotality of excellen inies ‘construction. and fu all poluts of highest wvernzo of points, snd aceordingly our unsuimous vpinfon con- EoNes 16 Steinway & Sous, * ELighient degree of cx- cellence in all thelr stylea.” LYON & HEALY, STATE AND MONROE-STS. HAZELTON In elegant cases of Rosewood, Amerfcan Watnut, French Walaut, and South American Wood. In which are Introduced the following Important improve- ment, viz.: } 1. A TRIPLE SCALE brings tnto action thate por. tHons of the strings Which heretofore lay doruant. and Inpetive, ihcreby Increasing the richness. pliability, and sinering quality, us well s the carrying cupucity of the tone. expeclaliy of the upper notes. ¥1°A COMELS N OUDER AND METAL FE wleh it new syatem of a cro&v-bar and braciogs, givi absolate kafely agninst the pull of the strings, wnd i Croastug the capacity to stand (n tune. il A CONSTIRUCTION OF Tiik SOUND-BOARD, Wit 163 system of compression preventiug that relaxas t1on of thie sound-board which fs the natural result of [t constant concnslun. cansed by the strokes of the ammniers agalnst the stringe, aod Dy atinospheric intlu-- 1A METALLIC FRAME ACTION, belag entlrely fmpervious to atmospheric {nriuences, in conjunction With the new system of escapement, resulting {u un grring precislon. power, and delfcacy of touch, and rabilfty. VoUA FONE-PROLONGING PEDAL extends the ca- acity of the Pluno for the freduction of new muslcal effects, by ennbling the periormer, at pleasure, to loug the sound of a sipgle Lote D LKroup. of notes, lea nz both hands free to strike other potes: 13 of stmpie construction. not liable tv get out of order, and 1ts use easlly acquired. V1. A SOFT PEDAL. T nenns of this mest fn- enlous, yetsniple contricince: the whole Tange of amners can be moved efther {n close provimity to the Tingzs O to any desirable pol: & of thelr striking dis- 7 thius endbiing the plezi £ At will to elfcit the falt power of the thtruient. of test whisper of Ity Tone. to give any gradstion uf-crescendo and dimiou- endo with unerring certalaty. . PELTON & POMEROL150 & 152 State, Sole Agents forithe Northwest. Decler Bros.. Pianos I‘chel all others. hoice of the greatest artists. Keep longest in tune. Every one perfect. Beceived the highest awards. Bmmtiful in design. ich in tone. Of the very best material. uperior in workmanship. STORY & CAMP, General Western Maneagers for DECKER BROS. PIANOS AND ESTEY ORGANS, 188 & 190 StaQtle-st., Chicago, 912& mgr.ry%: S’T ST. LOUIS. REED'S = RMPLE TEMIS! (ESTABLISHED 1812,) 91 & 193 Statest. CHIGKRRING PTANGS. 53,000 NOW IN USE. FOR SWEETNESS OF TONE, VOLUME OF TONE, ELASTICITY OF ACTION, STANDING IN TUNE, QUALITY of FINISH, and GENERAL DURARBILITY, THEY EXCEL THE WORLD. TRE LARGEST STOCK oF PIANOS&OBGANS IV GHICAGO, AT W. W. KIMBALL'S, tate & Adanests. “LAUNDRY SIRATOGALADNDRY 183 and 185 Michigan-st. 45 Sonth 157 1went: Murdurial Vanor 1 iadies and geutieinen, cqual 1o the West. DY, Somcr. Grand Pgetic Hotel. TO RN, Store and Basement 38 LeSalle-sl., good lucation wud well udapted for mercantile or A CL NG, MALUTACLUFILE busuess. WAL 8 Tribuie e PALACE COAL VASE. y VASE. USEFUL---ORNAMENTAL, Ana suitable for the Drawing-room, Library, or Din- ng-roo 1 1n idden from view In an fnslde reser; which can be removed and replaced at pleasi receptacle for the fire [ro chien and Koot and dirt, (s profecting the ca Tiie ornamental portion of the (road 1s show TWENTY STYLES. "~ HANDSOMELY FINISHED. Sold at retalt Uy the principal dealers in Housefur: nisting Goody. Manufactured by SIDNEY SHEPARD & CO., HE FAVORITE AUER SQUARE & UPRIGHT PIANOS! TROLY TIRST-CLASS PIANOS AT MODERATE: PRICES. We would eall special aitention to the many lmprove- meuts Introduced I our Planos. Among them are our T Self-Bearing Agraile Attachments Lpro Veueer: Baucr on uetured. Stll we are w nell them b for il of on time 35 Yery jow fgures... Alsg other makes for $175,$200, $225, $250 AND UPWARD. PARLOR ORJGAN S oclk in the Word to & JULIUS BAUER & CO., NEW WAREROOMS, 263 & 365 WABASH-AV, Between Jackson and Van Bure We have just received 2 large inveoice of Emported and Clear Havana (Cuban) Hand-Made Cigars, which we are selling at very rea- somable prices. To lovers of the weed we would say that our assortment is the most complete in the West. Call and give us a triai. and be convinced that you will get the fuli velae of your money BOX TRADE A SPECIALTY. C. JEVAE, 110 & 112 Madison-st. FURNITORE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER. Fowest Possible Priees tor st=Class Good Newest Patter Departnrent. (fHCAGD CARPET (0., (GENERAL gOUSE.FUBNXSHEES.) F in each ts on seientific prin- Telescopes, Micro- pectacies gnlied to atl Opera and Field Glase o, &C. AT AULTIOXN. of Brigza & Tiroth- will e soid at public e, Chicaio, 15 An elegan! chivap. _Audres O 41 BEST S Y 7 Warra, ¢ FINEST AND I3 One-third bl Cor. Clark PRICE FIVE CENTS. YELLOW FEVER. Jack Frost Received with Ceneral Joy and Thankfulness. All Memphis Awakes at Sun- rise to Greet the Wel- come Visitor. Refugees Begin Pouring into the Larger Cities by Thousands. Quarantine Regulations Re- laxed, and in Many Cases Abolished. Signs of an Early Resumption of Business on the River. List of Physicians Who Went Down Before the Fever in Memphis. Several of the Small Interior Towns Still in the Graep of the Disease. MEMPIIIS. TNE WELCOME FROST. Speciat Dispatch to The Tribune. Mexrms, Tenn., Oct. 19.—It 15 itipossible to describe the indications of joy and happiness and the genersl rejoicing on every nand this moruing ‘st the sight of the first frost which appeared in such quantities as to be unmistakable. Everybody was gld, but the countenances of those who had escaped the fever thus far, and they are very few, actuaily beamed with délight. It was ex- pected, as last night was very cold, and hun- dreds sat up all night to usher in the zreat fe- brile enemy. ‘There were hundreds of others who have not witvessed a sunrise for years who were up with the lark this orning, and.discov- ering the hoary covering of things carthly, went out and with the SCRAPED UP* QI cach one of which passed current for drinks at the neighboring bar-room. Residences were thrown open, in order that the frosty atmos- phiere mieht pevetrate every nook and corner 50 ac to thoroughly eradicate the poison lurking there. The effect of the frost Is already scen in the increased number of refugees returncd, old faces being scen on every street which havebeen absent over Lo months. -~ The doctors say they 1ok for another outbreak of thie fever 1o result from this imprudence on the part of refugees. They say nothing but continued cold weather with thin ice gan prevent it N TIE DEAD DOCTORS. The Appeal tins morning contains a revised list of pysicians, cnibracing twenty-seven names, who have died during the epidemic: @ strong, Memphis. Burchal. Columbus, O. W. Bond, Browasville, Tenn Narhville. nson, Als uzh, Ga. S, Banxson, S A. Chevis, Savam * Duwson, M Mempnis- Murireesboro, Tenn. st. Louls, ‘finton County, Tenn. ville. Chattanocga, Teun. Louts. ., ‘Cincinnati. ner, Ihdianavolis. Jemplus. i OUT OF DANGER. Dr. G. B. Thorntou, who was reported several days ago as likely to die, 1s now out of dunger, and will recover. The dead of to-day embraces the name of Judge P. T- Seruzgs. the recently elected Judize of the Criminal Court, who died after u very short. illness at Goodlett, u few miles Irom the city. " VENTY DEATHS - are reported by the undertakers to-day, seven- teen whites, seven colored; seven in the cty. The whites are as follows: George Kutzeh, Antonine Wapperman, Mrs. N. L. Pollard, Pat MeElroy. M. A Mattingly, Mrs. doln Holleywood, [ Osear Monsurrat, ar ) Eddie Clark, i Rovert P Herdel, Nicnolina Critina, Mrs. Clare. Forty new cases reported by sixteen physi- ciaus, notwithstandive the black frost this woruiug, and the prospects of another to-mor- row morning. Ten of the new cases are fu the city. M. H. TiLpex. FROST AND ICE. To the Western Assuclated Press. Mesrms, Tenn., Oct. 19.—A heavy black frost fell last night. Thismorning ice the six- teenth part of an inch thick was formed in the pools beyond the ciry limits. From 6 o’clock last evening until noon to-day the undertakers report ten orders for inter- ments. P.T. Scruggs, Judge-clect of the Criminal Court of Shelby County, ditd this morning at Goodlett Station, eizht miles east of Memohis, outhe Charleston Railroad. Pat McElroy, Ser- eeant of Poile, also dicd early this morning five miles east of this city. Mrs. John ol wood died last night at Camp Father Mathew. Fred Heaniger, a well-known shoemaker, was prosteated h fever to-day. Dr. B. F. Shefull, of Savaunah, Ga., has been sent to relieve the at Hernando, Miss. NUPPLIES. The Howard Association this afternoon sent large supplies to Brownsville and Martin, Tenn. Dit. KEATING. Dr. R. W. Mitcheil, Medical Director of the Ioward 100, in reporting the death of Dr. M. T. Keatiug, of New York, said re- arot to announce: the death of u_physician _of extended experience and the highest sccom- plishments, who brought to our ald an sbility second to_that of mo other member of our corps, and a devotion to the cause that compeis from me a speetal mention, and the expression ofn deepand heartfelt sorrow for his luss.”” -~ MEANS. . In response to many Jetters making inquiry i additionai funds are_required, the Citizens’ Relief Committee andt floward Association au- \Lhorize the statement that ample means are yet Tv-their hands to supply the wants of. the sick and distressed of this city and the towns adja- cent. Should the present funds become exhausted ¢ae notice witl be given. The funds pow 1 _the hands of committees abroad mizht Le retained uutil fastyer advices afesent thew. They are not needed. Y NEW ORLEANS. MORE HOPEF! Special Disgatch to The Tribune. “NEW Onteass, Oct. 19.—Forty deaths and Dinety cases since Friday noon. Toral fever Qeaths to 6 p. m., 3,655, Hopes are eutertaised that the fever will cease tobe epiderzicina week. It hus been cold twenty-four huurs, and lires have been lighted io every bouse. lLowest tewm- perature, 48. CLEAR AND GOOL. To th Western Associated Presc. Npw OKLEANS, Oct. 19.—The weather is clear and cool. Deaths, twenty-tive: cases reporsed, ‘Total deaths, 3,660; total cases, ranz Veigt, a native of Switzerland, former- 1y Professor of Mathewatics at the Louisiana State Agricaltural and Mechanicat Collee, died of yeliow tever, mred 31. g SANITARY ENGINEER- Col. T. S. Hardev, State Eugrineer of Louisi- ana, has been uppointed by Surzeon-General Woodworth a3 Sanitary Engineer of the Nation- al Yeliow-Fever Commission. RELIEF APPLICATIONS. Applications for relief—To Young Men't Christian Association, 415 to_Howards, 331, fo- ciuding many old cases ‘not herctofore eatered on the books. i The Howarts to DR ‘The Howards to-day scut nurses to Yazos City, Clueton, La., and Simsport. LEBANON. Dr. Quigauo telegraphs the Howards as fol-- lows: * Nothing to be done at Dry Grove. I shall give my entire attention to Lebanon Churcli Setticinent, where I now bave sixty-two patients. The disease at this poiot has assumed the maliguancy it did at Dry Grove. In une house the entire fumily, three in number, are strated with fever. The pedplée are in very itute conditivn. Heavy frost this morning.” VICRSBURG. THE CITY AND VICINITY. Specral Disvaich to The Trivune. Vicksnukg, Oct. 19.—There bave been ns new cases of fever reported here to-day that your correspondent could hear of. The deaths n the city for the past fwenty-foor hours are Matt. Langhlin, Will H. Hlall, Percy Smith, and onie colored. . Four reported from the country near the city limits. From Kings Point, u few miles above the" city, U learn thyt the followine white persons arenow sick at that place: Mr. M. Baker and wife, Henry Spain, wife, and daughter; Georza Hassinger, Scott Wes aud wife, Julia Weatherly, Mrs. G. D. Kidd, Johu King, Tot pg and wife, Walter Ki E. Kimg, Mrs. Capt. Joan ‘King, Lec King, Mary Kiu, and George Kil About sixty-tive colored people are down with the fever, most of whom arc dofng well. The following whites have died: M. Baller, Jobu King, Lafayette Kisg and wife, M. F. Weatherl, The condition of Col. C. C. Flowerree to- night is better. We haid 2 very fair frost this morniog, and I fear it will deceive many people, ‘causing them tosuppose the danzer all over, and they will flock to town. A great many couutry people were un our streets to-day. Refuzees through- out the country scum to be fruntic to return home. SENATOBILA, MISS. A DOSE OF YELLOW JACK. Speciat Dispaten 2o Toe Trivune. SexaTonia, Miss., Oct. 19.—The yellow fever has stricken us at last. During this weck all our merchants but one have left town. Com- munication with the surrounding countryis in a great measare cut off. The Anderson Relief Association, composed of 3 few citizens, arc do- ing all possible. Only one-seventh of our population is left, and nearly one-fifth- of that number bave been and coutinue under treat- ment, and the scourge Is increasing. Nothing like this afiliction bas ever happened before in. the nistory of this conmutry. The fever hus even grune into the country, ana doubtless will spread there to o considerable extent. Qur expenses ,are very heavy, and means very limited. No 1 the country, because the cotton cannot be shipved, therefore we are compelled to cill tor aid and a great deal of it: This Is a great infana trading-point, and - doubtless our fricods in the tradeccutres will come to our relief. We need it immediately and sorely. Our littie working band is fighting uo human endurance has its Hmits. The fe doubt, razed for some time before it was pro- pounced yellow fever, for several suspictous cases Lad died. For God's sake szod us money immediately. Sam ¥. Hoser, Acting-President Anderson Relief Committee. BOWLING GREEN. ONE DEATH. Special Dispateh to The Tribune. BowLING v, Ky., Oct 19.—But one death to report, u littie child~of John Heéspin, living near the Ritter House. ‘There are three precari- ous cases yet—! Sullivan, Mrs. Moran and dadghter. Jowes Hamwet, su enginecr, who bas been runving to Nashville, was brourht home hiere to-night with suspicious symptoms. He lives right’ in. the infected district, where there huve been six cases within & stone’s throw of each other. Dr. Pinkney Thompson, President of the State Board ot [Tealth, has offered his services to our people throuzh Dr. R. C. Thomas, but it is hardly probable that we will need any help frot abroad now, though bis kind offer 13 hizuly apprectated. Frost [>«t oizht like 2 young snow. Anothet exvress weaseuger, Joe Fitzgatrick, 18 sick. PADUCALL BREATUING PREELY. Pavueaw, Ky., Oct. 10.—Heass frost and les bere last night. Quite cold alt day. Our quarantine will be ruised Monday. ‘The Padu- cahh & Cairo packet Jim Fisk will cowmence muking’ regular trips Monday, regardicss of quarantine. There 18 no fever or sign of it ut Murray, as reported yesterday. The Washington City Relief Committee authorized our Mayor to draw.for §150 for sut- ferers ar Martin. It las been forwarded. Two deaths at Martin yesterday and one ucw case this morning. Frost reported at all points near- 1y to Mobile. § " W. F. Perry, a well-known printer and an old Confederate soldier, died bere ot consumptivn to-day. Ice again to-night. BPOT:! - catro. s Spectal Disnatch to The Tribune. : Catro, HL, Oct. 19.—IFour new cases to-day and twodeaths. ‘Iwo. ol the’ cases are va ‘Centh, between Commercial and Washington streets, which is below the Infected district. The deaths were Mrs. Balfry and Tom Conoers. Six or seven others will probably die. A heavy fog this morning prevented o vy frost. 1t fell lightly in some parts of the city Steamer Hard Cash, with a biz trip of cotton, passed to St. Louis. L To correct auy erroneous impressions which may have zone abroad that destitution ¢xists here, the foliowiny is sent: 3 Camo, IIL. Oct- 19.—There are no cases of destitution nere, except such as can be relieved by our own people. Should auy necesity tor outside aid exist, it will be made kaown throurh us. “W. H. Mounis, Presicént. W. W. WiLLiasy, Secretary of the Citizens’ Rellef Committee. CHATTANOOGA: - pecial Dispatch e The Tridune. : CHATTA:00GS, Tenm., Oct. 19.—~Three deaths to-duy,—Miss Cota” Chamberlain, Jolm Couls, . and Jobn J. Sullivan. The latter was asaistant” bookkeeper of the Vulean Iron’ Works. ‘Twelve new cases Lo-duy,—six whites. Dr. Knott and other physicians are doing weil. Some frost this morainz. Expect a heavicr one | to‘morrow. - Clear and cool all day. ‘Thermom- eter at 9 p. m., 7. Citizens are much checred at the prospect, but expect cases to be developed for aweek or more yet. Refazees have already commeuced * o