Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-28
% Deaths in "a Hours
Is Of These From
the Fever.
Very Few, II any. New Cases To
Day--Patients Doing Well.
The Plague Killed by II Freeze
Everybody Happy.
From THE rSnERrAEERs

| FROM THE uSDRRTAEERs
Jerry DriscOll age IS, yellow fever
ln6rmary.
John MeNamara, age u, yellow fever
Inc Market street.
| Alexander Finlay, age 40, yellow te
tver, Marshall avenue.
Mary Hemple, age Is, yellow fever
Il7s Second street. fH#a
John Hight, age "a, consumption. %
Robson street.
Mrs. NJ. Harrington, yellow fever, cor
ner Second and Beckford.
John Hetten, age %, yellow fever, City
Hospital.
George Dorsey, age %, yellow fever,
City Hospital.
George Hatch, age 81, yellow fever,
City Hospital.
Patrick Ryan, age u, yellow fever,
lO7 Commerce. hAIftAh eiJ
Helen Lochmeyer, age 3, spasms,
Raleigh road. ,aIhh II
W. J. Duggan, age %, yellow fever,
Inirmary. iitt
Green Wilson, age "a, yellow fever,
City Hospital. .fOefia}." e
J. W. Moore, age 2S, chrsnic diarrAea,
City Hospital.
j.. j. Robertson, epilepsy, City Hos
pital
Ada Hughes (coi), age 5, brain fever
South. rE
Joe Taylor coli, age y, diarrhea,
City Hospital l4H f
Mrs. Sarah A. North, age 50, yellow
fever, corner Fifth aud Kerr. lih e
Barney Cohen. age l6, yellow fever,
ls3 Main.
Infant of Lucas (col }, age week, de-
cline, SO Gayoso.
Mrs. Annie Rapp, age So, yellow fever,
48 Robson street.
Jennie W. Prophet. age 81, consump-
ton, 224 Elliott street.
J. Walter FARMLAND, age IL, yellow
fever, 2sl Poplar.
Total, %; yellow fever -l5i other
causes, 8.
MISCELLANEOUS.
No new cases OF fever we're heard Of
at the Howard Association headquarters
mp to noon to-day.
DIR. J. NJ. Rogers. has recovered, and
will be at his office in day or two.
THE POLICE.
Chief Athy reports fifteen Of the force
sick this mornng,a few Of Skem are con-
yalescing. but there are Vlsgeral quite
low. Patrolman McAulifs is very dan.
gerous, with but little hope; also, Mr..
Pickett is in quite critical condition.
Among the latest cases is Sanitary Ser
geant W. S. Rogers, who has perhaps
done as much good work il the last six
weeks as any man in the city. He is
reported quite sick this morning. Pa
trolman Henry Brown and ". S. Sean
Ian were taken sick last night, which re
duces the force TO quite a small number.
Chief Atby made an appeal in behalf OF
the sick and destitute Of the force, and
Acknowledges the following contribu.
tiens: H. A. Hamilton, Superintendent
Southern Express Company, Memphis.
500; Ford, Porter L Co., Memphis, Is;
Police Department, Chicago, 500; r. B
Mullen, Memphis, 5; Camp L Bryson,
Memphis. bedding ETC.. %. Also, the
following dispatch:
AUGUSTA. Ga. 0ctober27. 1873.
P. r. Athy, Chief Of Police:
send you Sll3 for the sick Of your
force. J. o. CHRISTIAN.
Chief Of Police, Augusta, Ga.
AT THE HowARDs.
The following contributions were re-
ceived to-day: Unknown. I box pro-
tectors Miss Marie Mursst, Linden
wood College. St. Charles, No, s. W. n.
Randolph, Jackson, 10; J. Hack, Sar-
dis, Miss, 10; Il. S, New York, 2 TO-
Memphians and others, Brownsville,
Tenn, ZIG 30; J. H., Hamilton, ILL.,, TO-
j. J. Blsckwood Charlotte, n. C., 2ji
Cash, Philadelphia. / Lelah BaDce
Norihport, New York, ); Judge j. II.
Flippin, Brownsville. 10; citizens. Col
umbus, Ohio, 1885, o. Z. Pardee and
others, Madison, Wis, 50 Is; J.. NJ
Jones and others. Springfield. No. &c 20
Daily Journal ithica. New York, 49,
Virginia Somerville, Mason, Tenn, a.
j. NJ. Greene, Tuscumbia, Ala, II S.
Chss. Jones, news agent, Chattanooga
5; Walsh aud Wright, Augusta, Ga.
collections, IA IS; citizens, VincenAes
Indiana, 2O6; Mrs. Sam Thompson
Pridis Station, Ala, %.
Al rus MAYORS OFFICE.
81. LOUIS. October p. 1873.
To the Mayor Of Memphis:
Memphis Relief Association at work
Sent to-day $1,000 by the Adams ex
Dress: four barrels beef and two barrell