Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-25

cry Bo, Que new case reported since
yesterday,
Mr.. Milton got his nurse, aud is doug
AS we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances The returned Memphians
who attended the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge al Nashville, report that they
met more Memphians up there than are
usually seen upon our streets, aud Il is
the same way at all the towns aud
stations on the wsy, The son o; Mr..
John l.. Randle, at a Second street, is
reported in dying condition. The
child of n. Form, at the corner OF
Fourth aud Min streets, Chelsea, died
this morning The patients under charge
are nearly all doing remarkably we'll.
Mr.. Neal, at 2iO Poplar street, is very
sick with the fever. Mrs. Hess on
jackson street, between Second and
Third street, is very IN. Mrs. Uhl is not
so well.
THE TOWARDS.
Sixteen applications we're made for
nurses at the Howards this morning.
There is great demand for female
nurses The supply is inadequate. The
ten who arrived from New Orleans last
night were at once put on duty.
The following contributions are &C
knowledged; Citizens Aberdeen, Miss,
$40; W. L. Woller & Son, Louisville,
Ky, bbl, Bourbon whisky; DR.. Tbeo.
Paryin, Indianapolis, 2si A. Waltare, st.
Louis, l5i Bethlehem Sabbath.sehool,
Almstead, ny, , boxes dressed poultry;
New York Produce Exchange, $50;
Harry Childress, conductor, Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad, %; Pawnee Tribe
No. y, Improved Order OF Red Men,
Cincinnati, Is rs; proceeds Concordia
Club hop, Nashville, so; Presbyterian
church, Sherman, Texas, 8 so; Thomas
Gibson, Springhill, Tenn, $40; Camp
bell Brown, Springhill, Tenn, 20 Rob-
ert Gray, Springhill, Tenn, %; Judge
A. NJ. Clayton, LAmon, Miss, 10; Geo.
Il. Morgan, Treasurer Relief Committee,
St Louis, 500; W. ID. Beard, jackson,
Tenn, 10; citizens, Lafayette, In.
diana, H. T. Sample, Chairman, 500;
Cash, jackson, Tennessee, 8; half pro-
ceeds Sardis, Mississippi, concert, AZ
the other half given to Knights of Py-
thias, through Appeal.
Mr.. john Johnson, the attorney, an
active member Of the Towards, is down
with the fever out on Adams street.
We were in error yesterday as to the
amount of money turned over to the |
Howards by the Citizens Relief Com
mittee. The only money ever received
from that source, we learn, was $500,
and from the Mayors office out Of the
appropriation made, $1,000.
A full meeting of the Association will
be held tomorrow afternoon at three
0 clock.
AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
The following contributions are &C.
lnowledged at the Mayors office:
Park street Congregational church,
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1872 OF; Henry X.
List. Wheeling, Va, so; citizens, Hart
ord, Conn, 90; Boyd q Bro, Clarks-
lille, Va, 10; Farmers Society. Bur
ington, Iowa, 100; citizens, Quincy, ILL.,,
3; Plymouth church, Cleveland, Ohio,
y IS; citizens, Thomasville, Ga, 10 10;
churches and citizens, Lebanon, Tenn,
% Go; Benevolent Lodge. No. 3, F. and
4. NJ, Milledgeville, Ga, 25; Lawyer"
weekly contribution, 5; Daily Intelli-
,encsr, Wheeling, Va, 30; Boston, by
Henry L. Pierce, Mayor, $1,000; dramat-
C performance at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, by VIM. Silk, 1900.
NASHVILLE, October "a.
20 the Acting Mayor of Memphis:
The people of Nashville send by ex-
press to the sick and needy Of Memphis
$1,000, part proceeds Of the promenade
to be distributed among the
,arious benevolent societies of your city.
Viii send more at an early day.
J. J. DUBosE.
Yesterdays donations to the Matte
Stephenson monument fund were: r.
AcKenna, 81 Hall & Co., SOC; j. Selig-
nan, soc; Albert Thomas, !; Squire
3leckley, SOC; McDougal & Co., 3; ia
lob Steinkuhl, soc; cash. Sc. Total,
II 0j
Received as above.
A. NJ. STODDABD.