Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-13

Mrs. Margaret Arnolui aye o. gei0"
fever, 246 Third
Mrs. B. J. Donovan, age So, yellow
fever, 6s Front.
Owen DAILY, age IS, yellow fever "a
Front.
Alex. Philmont, age "a, henorrhage,
jefferson, between Second and Third.
Mrs. A. E. Troombly, age 80, yellow
fever, Mil between Fourth and Fifth.
Jas. Moss (cord), age &C, congestive
chill, Monroe. g
Rose Mortini, age Is, yellow fever,
corner DeSoto and Union.
Geo. McIntOch, age Sc, yellow fever,
l6 Promenade.
Ross Clark (eol'd), age 20, yellow
fever, Commercial block.
Frank Ross (col'dl, unknown.
chas. Maggie, age 81, yellow fever,
Bass avenue.
Bridget Tracy, age 81, yellow fever,
corner Winchester and Front
Emma Seifford, age Is, yellow fever
IS Commerce.
Mrs. Kate Furguson, age u, yellow
fever, 1879 ST. Martin.
Jas. F. Barton. age 40, yellow fever,
6Sl Shelby.
Porter s~ayne, age %. yellow fever,
corner Third and Exchange.
Miss Henrietta Davenport, yellow
fever, II Washington.
Richard Williams teoFd), age 40, vel.
low fever, IS Main.
James W. Towney. yellow fever, City
Hospital.
RObt. Portlock, age 5, yellow fever,
Union street, near Lauderdale.
Lucy Robinson, age l6, unknown, l6
Second.
C. Canning Smith, age AZ. yellow
fever, 81 Market.
W. A. Pyne, age 80, yellow fever, SAT-
arans and Third "a
George d. Plummer, age 81, yellow
fever, l36 fernando.
Nicholas Phillipson, age p, yellow
fever, l43 Second
Total AZ; yellow fever, S6; other causes
and unknown, 6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t is estimated that less than 10000
white people sleep within the corporate
limits Of Memphis at night. Several
iundred people do business in the city
y daylight, and 90 out at night. Several
thousands stay away entirely. aud we
commend their prudence, since they are
lucky enough to be away. Those Of US
Who are here think the fashion good
me, but the majority is against US,
When the universal safety crowd gets
Jack we win have to lay low.
Fifty of the orphans are to be sent
Q the Church Home, near Buntyn's Sta
ION.
Menphians spent at least $4,000 in
Minnesota this summer, chiefly around
It. Paulsad Minneapolis, bat we have
lot beard Of dollar or q word Of sym
,athy coming to US from that State ID
he the hour Of distress, which has
.rought succor from nearly every other
tate in the Union.
The people Of Jackson, Tenn, have
lobly responded to the cry Of distress
,hich vent forth from this city Liberal
have been collected there,
nd transmitted for the relief OF our
many sufferers. OF jackson we may
ruly say, thou are so near, yet 50 far"
Commercially, we have but few common
interests, nor can have until direct
iDe Of railroad is built between the two
.iiies-otherEise we are one people.
Jissimilar Interests have not estranged
IL, blood is stronger than water or cot
on ties, and little jackson cones gal
an tly to the assistance Of her only West
Tennessee rival. The list Of eontribu-
lions, vhen published entire, will show
hat our sprightly sister has done a
part
TWenty-one nurses from New Orleans
arrived Saturday night for the Howard
Association, and went on duty within an
hour after their arrival.
Many cases Of neglect are reported.
The rush on The undertakers has been 90
great that many Who have died have had
10 lay for days before burial. One case
vas reported Of a woman who had died
on Friday. and who had not been buried
A. I o'clock this morning. Another
lady, Who lived on jefferson street, near
Charleston avenue. Who died Saturday
morning vas rot buried until last night
The iunernl Of Judge ,. p. Bariou
vas ATTENDED By a large number OF
friends Judge Barton va an enter.
prising citizen. and his loss viii Be felt
By the community.