Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-02

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Sergeant Rogers collected yesterday. 100 o.
The expenses of the Association arr
about 5000 per day, and are increasing
especially has this been so within The
last few days. Fifteen applications
we're made for nurses to-day up to noon
against twenty all day yesterday. Only
two we're furnished to-day. Twenty
nurses are wanted for applicants who
have not been supplied. Five deaths o
patients we're reported yesterday ant
one to-day. There are twenty-three pa
tients at the Infrmary. -Four died yes
terday. Those remaining are doing we'll
Many of the patients are taken to the
Infrmary after becoming very i'll, and
require extraordinary treatment. Per
sons attacked and desiring to 60 to the
Infrmary should go as soon as physi
clans certificate could be obtained
There their chances of recovery will be
as three or even ten to one.
THE SICK.
Miss Lizzie Gates took the disease last
evening at 65 Union street, and her sis
ter Mollie, who left yesterday to visit an
other sister, twelve miles from Browns
vile, was taken on the way, and had te
telegraph back for doctor.
Mrs. Anderson Belts, whose husband
died few days since. is sick, and APP
piled to the Towards for a nurse this
morning.
Fred Anderson is not so well to-day;
in fact, he may be said to be in a dan
gerous condition.
John s. Hall is up and attending to
business.
Officer Tim Hope is up to-day, and
will be out soon.
Captain Weatherford is improving.
We are sorry to learn that Barney
Cox, the clever constable, died this
morning with the fever.
We learn that Mr.. W. H. Andrews died
this morning of the fever.
Mr.. McFadden, one of the fremen OF
the No. 4 engine, was taken sick with
the fever this morning, and engineer
Hiskey, of the Adams street engine, was
carried home sick.
Henry Maddox is reported on the sick
list to-day, as is also Mr.. Hood, neigh
Dor of Police Chief Athy.
A negro woman, near the corner Of
Third and Madison street is reported
dying with the fever.
Miss Fannie Walker is reported low
with the fever; it is only two days since
she contributed $50 to the relief of the
suffering poor.
BANK RELIEF FUND.
A committee, consisting of several
well known business men, circulated
among the banks and insurance offices
this morning and collected nearly $500
for the Howard relief fund.
FROM THE UNDERTAKERs.
Mr.. McCall's child, age 3 years, yell
low fever, Commerce and Front.
Willie Mcmahon, age years, yellow
fever, Commerce and Center alley.
Rosa Yaerling, age 81, unknown, No.
30 Main.
Jno. Brinkman, months, unknown,
South and Jackson.
Frank Devine, age II, yellow fever,
Center alley in Pinch.
Thos. Turner, age H. yellow fever, lO2
Front.
Mary E. Connel, age sc, unknown,
Central Park.
Margaret Waters, So, unknown, Ex-
change and Fourth.
Cathriue Sullivan, age 80, yellow
fever, 81 Main.
Mrs. Garrett, age, disease and resi-
dence not reported.
Charles Anderson, age, etc, unknown
County Poor-house.
Mary A. Wilson, age unknown, yellow
fever, Howard In6rmary.
J. c. Barron, age 4S, yellow fever In
Urinary.
Fred Sanders, age %. dysentery, City
Hospital.
David DOherty, age so. yellow fever
City Hospital.
VIM. Miles, age IS, bilious fever, 42l
Winchester.
- Dugan, age, etc, unknown }
Poplar.
John Carter, yellow fever, jackson and
Promenade.
Anna Bauer, yellow fever, ln6rmary.
Nat Gallagher (coloredl, age 5, con
gestive chill, South and DeSoto.