Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-24

YELLOW FEVER.
80 Deaths in "a HOprs-24
Of These From the
Fever.
rfn1r Nl. u
Favorable Reports Of Old Pa
tients..-New Ones Mt
so Well.
What Our Good SAmaritans are
Doing.
FROM rHE UNDERTAKES.


John Schmidt, age -, yellow lever
City Hospital. YIN IN 3
Paoli De6no, age 40, yellow fever, cor
ner Second and Mill.
Lizzie Wells. age p, yellow fever, 2O4
Front street.
Bernard Reigerman, age IS, yellow fe
yer, Is Washington street
Mrs. Eliza Moore, age a, yellow fever
20 Alabama street.
Infant of Hal. Smith, age | day, un
known, $40 Washington street.
D. Hitler, age 80, yellow fever, Fourth
street, Chelsea. .AaI 1870 ah
Clementina Dazzi, age 30. yellow
fever, 23l Court fDlt
Sam Palmer, age 40, unknown. sub
urbs. IHl'it
John Maher, age 20, yellow fever, 49,
Turley. tfHHiliat
Mary Roach, age IL, intermittent fever,
Carolina, near Second.
Rudolph Bloomenstine, age "a. yellow
fever, 9 Washington.
John R. Hitler, age 26, yellow fever,
Commercial Hotel
John Bell, age IS, yellow fever, IS De-
Soto street. .UfNh
James Muller. age 90, yellow fever,
Infrmary.
Miss Maggie Hone, age s, yellow fever,
1853 Poplar.
Fritz Courate, age %, yellow fever,
City Hospital.
Mary Boyd, age %, general debility,
City Hospital. fLt Az ~ ~
John Wood, age 2, yellow fever. Caro-
lima, near Seventh,
Mike Ryan, age IL, yellow fever. Win
chester, near Third.
ALI. Williamson. age IS, yellow fever,
A9 Wellington.
Jacob Prince. age 81, yellow fever,
Sycamore and Front.
John Davis, age 43, yellow fever,
Fourth and Auction.
Isaac Meyer, age 2. yellow fever. ll6
Exchange.
Benjamin Washer, age 4s, yellow
fever, 2S7 Poplar
John Geugel, age 80, yellow fever, l42
Main.
Alex. Bouehet, age q, yellow fever,
City Hospital s
John Melville. age Fl, yellow fever,
lnfrmary.
Unknown white man, exposure, resi-
dence not given.
Total deaths, %; yellow fever, "a; I'M
known and other causes. s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On the 2Ah Of October. 1867, the Their
moneter indicated 60 degrees at two
pm. To day at two pm. it indicated 81
degrees.
Mr.. Sam |. Mcdowell, brother Of
County-Attorney Mcdowell, is improving
rapidly with the yellow fever and viii
soon be out
Nj. B. Washer, an cid and respected
citizen, died at an early hour this morn
ing.
DR.. r. H. Taylor, well-known physi-
clan, has been appointed Secretary Of
the Board of Health. The appointment
is good one, and gives general salts
faction. ~
Miss Emma Perkins, who was consid-
cred dangerously i'll. is better, and Mr..
Chandler. Of the house of Hill, Fontaine
& Co., is ont Of danger.
Father Kelly. Of St. Peters, we are
pleased to learn. is much better, and
strong hopes are entertained Of his
early recovery.
Father AlOyesius, Of the Franciscan
Monastery, on Market street, is quite
low with the yellow fever, and great
solisilude is felt on his account.
Three members Of The family Of Mr..
r. f. Taylor, at 81 Winchester street,
have had the fever, but are all doing
we'll His daughter, Miss Mary, was
very low, but under treatment Of DIR.
Blackburn. recovered. Jas. +. Taylor,
one Of the three, was given up TO die at
one time, and his pulse seemed 10 step
entirely. DR.. Mitchell attended his
case, and brought him through.
James Franklin, q well.known steam
boat clerk, is down with the fever, but
lie reported as doing weH.
DR.. GuilIord Jones is eonvalescing,
and will be out in a few days.
Mr. H. Dunbar, who was very Low
with the fever some days since, is nov
considered out Of danger.
Little Johnny Suter. son Of J. J. Suter,
deceased. is improving rapidly. and will
be out IN few days
Mrs. Lallemand aud son are both re-
covering from severe attacks Of the
fever; as also Mr.. Longfellow, in the
Waldran block.
Rsv.Dr. Lotion israpidly cOnvalescing
This will be good news to the many
friends Of this worthy gentleman.
The sick freusn are al reported Al
/ impfodss. excepting cspiaip Pre-. Ken
nett, Who Is very SICK Liberal contri
buttons have been receives. and they arc
receiving every attention.