Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-16
Continued sympathy and Help From
Abroad.
FROM THE USDERrAKERs

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Ellen Hulahan, age 8, yellow fever |
Jackson.
Patrick Mecarty. age sc. yellow fevel
76 Vance.
Charles Thomas CcOrd), age 30, III
known, Quimby.
Jerry Haley, age 65, cOngestiye chill
Fort Pickering.
Catherine Glenn, age 65, yellow fever
CT Second.
Edward Walsh, age 65, general de
bility, l5l Winchester.
Mary Casey, age 4, yellow fever, G.
Winchester.
Annie E. Lemburg, age 2S, yellow
fever, Fifth aud Chelsea.
Fanny 0uenheimer, age y, hux, l2S
Pontotoe.
Mrs. J. 7. Gore, age 80, yellow fever
Market and Second.
Jacob Brusi, age 4S, yellow fever
Fifth and Looney
Hattie N. Moore, age %, heart dis
case, Al Market Square.
Iufant of W. Tierneray. still born, lSt
Vance.
B.M. Levy, age 40, yellow fever, Al
Main.
Rosalie wober, age IS, yellow fever,
95l Beal.
Mary Boring, age IA, yellow fever
lO7 Kerr.
Unknown negro, age S5, consumption,
Brinkley ave.
Sarah Moore, age 40, yellew fever, l6
Promenade.
Dan Sullivan, age II, yellow fever, lj6
Poplar.
David Hayden, age %, congestion, l8i
Fourth
Elizabeth Carton, age IS, debility,
City Hospital.
J.H. French. age IS. dJsentery, City
Hospital
Mr.. Ellen Bomalo, age 30, yellow
fever, 346 Court.
CIV. Wagner, age so, yellow fever, 80
Marshall avenue.
Harriet McclunOr. age IS, yellow
fever, Rayburn and Broadway.
Daniel Lulleman, age II. yellow fever,
loo Poplar.
Richard Payne. age 30, yellow fever,
IS Main.
Unknown white man, age 40, cut on
he head, foot Of Monroe.
George Scharf, age &c, yellow fever,
.n6rmary.
Lee Hays (colored). age IS, unknown,
3 Front
Total deaths, 81. Yellow fever, 10;
Unknown and other causes, II.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. John r. Downs has gone to Jack
onyille, Arkansas, near Little Rock, TO
scoyer from his recent sickness and do
lestic Affections.
1t is a curious fact that three gentle
len known as Will Allen have died in
lis city Of yellow fever the present sea
IN, neither one any kin 10 the others.
ne died in Chelsea, one in Fort Pick
ring. the other extreme Of the city, and
le other at the Commercial Hotel, in
le heart of the city.
Toney Depooli, an Italian, who has a
and saloon under the
Taldran Block, was attacked yesterday
it'll yellow fever.
Mr.. Jacob Brust, an old and respected |
itizen of Chelsea, died last night Of
elbow fever. He was a German by
irth, but has lived here about thirty |
ears, and was welLknown as a mer.
liant always noted for his integrity, fair
ealing and worth as a neighbor and cit
zen. At the time Of his death he was
resident of the German Benevolent |
.ssociation.
Willie Mailman, corner Of Wellington
nd Beal, is eonvalescing.
Willie Graham. who has been down |
-ith the yellow fever, on Beal street. |
ear Wellington, is rapidly eonvalescing.
News from Mr.. Ben. F. Duncan this
lorning was unfavorable. He was re.
'orted to be in a sinking condition.
Mr.. Harry Mcdonald, who was
tricken down with yellow fever, on
orleans street, we are pleased to know
$ nearly well, and will be out ia a few
lays.
Mr.. J. d. Lawrence, the well.known
90 printer, is, VIC arc glad to learn, get
lug along very we'll
Mrs. G. S. Allen, whose husband died
e the fever on Vance street few DAYS
iBce, Is nearly well.
Mr. Derius Brooks, on Market street
'ho has been down a little ever two
Teeks, is convalesecnt, and will be out
b a few days
We regret to learn that the Rev. Gull.
ord Jones is considered very low this
iorning.
Dr.. Lotion is reported IS much better.
Clay Price aud his brother Charley
Of Mr. Bun I. Brice and
"a Carron-are both dorn With The fever