Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-30

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FROM THE USDERTAKERs.
Mr.. Mealy, age IS. yellow fever, near
Winchester and Main.
Henry Holly (col. J, age 3 months yell
low fever, Poplar street. near Bayou.
Child of Alice johnson, age I months
yellow fever, Central Point
Dan Spore, age so, yellow fever, mouth
of Wolf river.
John Roundtree, age y, yellow fever
City Hospital.
VIM. Stone (col }, age %, phithesis'
City Hospital.
Alfred Edmond, age - yellow fever,
City Hospital.
Hannah Robinson (col.), age ~, bill
ious fever, IS Turley street.
Spencer c. Rogers, age 3, yellow fever,
l29 Mill
Mrs. Mary H. Dashiel, age 6i, nm
known, suburbs
Mrs. Nancy McLefresh, age 81, yellow
fever, &c Allen avenue.
Elizabeth sehlatter, age 60, yellow
fever, IFS Adams.
Mendel Hammer, age &c, yellow fever,
9s Main.
Bertha Freedman, age ~, yellow
eavar ~ Allen avenue
Deminiek Zweifel, age -, eonsump
lion, ls4 Main.
Mary f. COrithers age ~, eonsump
ton, So Second.
Ellie ]. Gould, age IS. yellow fever
Orleans and Linden.
Total deaths, II; yellow fever, III
other causes, 8.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Louis Moore and his wife, living
at II Causay street, are poor, hard'Work'
ing people. The fever came, and they
both had it. DIR. A. ]. Semmes, of Ss-
yannah, Georgia, was called in, and gave
them two weeks close attention, and un-
der his kind mini STATIONS they beth re.
covered. When asked what be charged
he promptly replied, " Nothing at all
YOU ought to have help and money your
self. instead Of trying to pay doctors
bills" These people were greatly
touched. and their son, & youth OF sew
eu,een. who was seen at the Exposition
last year manufacturing orooms, made
and presented the doctor an ingenlously
wrought frame entirely Of broom corn,
fourteen inches square, With his photo
praph in the center, and neat note OF
thanks attached; also two smaller
frames Of the same material, without
pictures. This souvenir Of the doctor g
yisi, among ms he will carry back 10 his
distant home, and doubtless prize more
highly than any fee that could have been
paid 1t is the simple tribute Of heartfelt
gratitude from honest hearts.
The Leath Orphan Asylum gratefully
acknowledges receipt Of two parcels Of
clothing from Mr.. Z. NJ. APpcrson; a
box Of clothing from friends OF Miss
Ward, of Allegheny City; two barrels
OF sweet potatoes from Mr.. Jonathan
Lowe, planter, near Ssrdis, Miss; an
insurance policy for 1900, for one year,
by Planters Insurance Co, free; Que
box clothing from ladies Of Carondlet,
Mo So from Hugo Hill, Detroit,
Michigan; 4 FROM fair held by Susie
Mcdonald aud four other little girls at
Richuond, Va 200 from II. A. Han,
il,on. manager Southern Express Co.
The many friends Of ColoHel Barney
| Hughes will be pleased to learn that b.
/ is much better to day.
DIR. Frank Rice is reported as quite i
with the fever.
Mr.. Ernest Cleaves was taken sicI
With the fever last night, but. we are in
formed, has yery light attack.
An the sick policemen are still i'm
proving excepting Eugene MeAulitie
who is still in very critical condition
Liberal contributions have been received
aud the sick and destitute Of the fore
are receiving good attention.
A daring but unsuccessful attempt va
made to rob the store Of Mr. II. Beatns
/ No. 324 Frost street Several hole
we're bored in the front door. aud th
. thieves would soon have gained an eu
D trance had they not been scared Of.
: Wn. Lunn received 500 from n
plumbers and gas filters Of St Loui
; through MessrA Moony a Lancaster. {
pat il uhere it will do most good.
% Nr. W. J.. Chandler, bookkeeper vii
b. Hill. Fohiaine 4 Co. vho has bean dow
r with The fever some days. passed a yer