Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-29

Annie Buehl. age Is, yellow fever, IS
Jackson street
W. II. Undertake, age 80, yellow
fever, 0yerton Hotel.
Lula X. Warrington. age 26, yellow
fever, SO Orleans street.
Isaac Shall, age ?. yellow fever. 80
Jackson street.
Isaac PERTH, age Sc, yellow fever,
Howard lnhrmary.
Simon Wolf, age 80, yellow fever, 1888
Poplar street.
Frank Taft, age 80, yellow fever, Ii5
Hill street.
II. j. Sanford, age 8, yellow fever 100
Front street
VIM McRae (oolored), age 20, yellow
fever, Lauderdale and Jefferson streets.
Mrs. Isaac PERTH, age 40, yellow fever,
Howard Infrmary.
John Purtell, age 80. yellow fever,
Commerce street, between Front and
Main.
Mile Weaver (colored), age IS, con-
gestiye fever, Beal and Clinton streets
Maggie Haley, age 6, yellow fever, %
Winchester avenue.
Honora Mcbride, age Al, yellow fever,
al Main street.
JShn Saher, age %. yellow fever, Ex-
change and Front streets.
Matt Hussey, age q, yellow fever,
City Hospital
Joseph schell, age 25. yellow fever,
lO5 Main street.
Colored child, still-born, Madison and
Orleans streets.
Barton Graves, age 20. aux. Fort
Pickering.
Eliza Hunter (colored), age 3 weeks,
debility, No. l23 Beal street.
j. B. Vaccaro, age 3s, yellow fever,
Madison street, near railroad bridge.
Mary Ann Lane, age 8, yellow fever,
Market and Main.
Margaret A. Burke, age 10, yellow
fever, 80 Main street.
Chas. Schwartz, age Is, bilious fever,
Second street, Chelsea.
Jas. Kennedy, moulder, age 80, yellow
fever, 1876 Front.
Maria Moody (celored), old age, Win
chester avenue.
Henry Taylor (colored), age Ia
months, no doctor, Main and Market.
Effie Dickens (colored), year, debil-
ity, overton and Center alley.
Colored child named Roberts, age IA
months, no doctor, Sycamore and Front.
Morris Magnewsoa, age 20, rear of
Jackson church, disease unknown.
Alma c. Miner, age 80, yellow fever,
Second, between Adams and Washing
ton.
Amelia Fisher, age II, yellow fever,
10 Market
John Dutlinger, age 40, yellow fever,
81 Main.
Louis C. Giles, age %, unknown,
Sixth and Keel street.
j. j. Suter, age o. yellow fever, IL
Overton street.
Total deaths, thirty-four; from yellow
fever, twenty fves other causes, nine
Total from yellow fever for two days
fifty-two.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Howard Association Of Memphis
and Major Walthall, on behalf of the
Can tget-Away Club Of Mobile, wish to
return thanks to Mr.. j. @. Lopez, Gen
eral Ticket Agent, and other members Of
the Southern Railway Security Com
pany, for the return Of tr ansportatlon
paid for nurses brought from Mobile
ever the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road to Memphis, accompanied by the
following liberal and courteous letter:
OFfICE COUTHERN II. IL. GECURl II OUss
MEMPHIS, TREN., September n. 1881
Major W. I. Walthall. Secretary of the Can't
getaway Club:
DEAR SIR-Your favor to- Captain
Ross, General Superintendent enclosing
letter from c. E. Rushing, First Vice
President of the Mobile and Ohio rail
road, has been referred 10 me. Captain
Ross and self take great pleasure in ex-
tending the courtesy of a free pass to
yourself and the noble band of nurses
who accompany you to relieve our snf-
fering city. return the tickets, which
you will please return to John A. Punch,
General Ticket Agent, who will refund
to you amount paid over our road. En-
closed letter to Mr.. Punch will be author
ity for same. Very respectfully,
j. c. LOPEZ, Gen. Ticket Agt.
YELLOW FEVER AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, September 29.-Considerable
upeasiness is manifested at the preva-
lence in the city of what has hitherto
been denemin ated congestion from bill
ious fever, but which some physicians
now pronou nee yellow fever, modified
by northern climate. Only six or eight
fatal cases have occurred, and these are
confined to those whose business kept
them at or near the river. There is
more sickness here than the city has ex-
perienced for years, and in majority
of cases the symptoms are similar to
and resemble those of yellow fever in a
mild form.