Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-03

count Of Cincinnati subscriptions"
The note Of $500 entrusted 70 Major
Clay has been placed TO the credit Of the
Association at the Bank Of Commerce.
MEnrHIs. October g. 1873.
A. ID. Langstaa. President Howard Asiocia-
tom
DEAR SlR-You arc authorized TO draw
on 5. r. Cruise, treasurer, Tor 500 con.
tributed by this company TO the Howard
Association.
With the hope Of being able in few
days TO add list Of individual contri-
buttons by officers and employees OF this
company, AN, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, w. j. Ross,
General Superintendent.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE HowARDs.
Upon the petition Of John c. Powers,
a citizen Of the First Ward, Judge Flip
pin, who is at Brownsville, has granted
an INDUCTION to restrain the Howard As
ISOLATION, the city authorities and all
others from continuing to use the In
Urinary as such on Promenade street, or
elsewhere within the city limits. Mr..
Addison II. Douglass is the plain
tits counsel. The writ was served
this morning but what course will be
pursued by respondents is unnecessary
to anticipate. There will probably be
no deviation from their usual course.
The force Of the injunction is contained
in these words:
ave therefore, in consideration Of the
premises, do strictly enjoin and com
mand you, the said John Johnson, rep
resenting the City Of Memphis, and all
and every the persons before mentioned,
and each and every OF you, that you and
every Of you, do absolutely desist and
| refrain from contracting for a certain
house in Promenade street, in the city of
Memphis, for the purpose Of using and
occupying said house as a pest house.
and in no manner or form to erect, keep
or maintain any such hospital, house for
the use Of the sick, or place to which the
sick may be consigned, within the limits
Of said city of Memphis"
SYMPATHY ABROAD.
The First National Bank sent of a
telegram last evening to all the cham
bers OF commerce, boards of trade, or
other similar institutions in the country,
asking that the condition of Memphis,
as regards yellow fever, be posted on the
bulletin boards, and each body requested
to consider what aid they could render
us in this time of public distress. An
swers are expected to-day. The foil ow-
ing have already been received:
NRw ORLEANS. October 3, 1873.
II. Furstenheim and Thad s. Ely:
Received telegram, consulted with
President Of Exchange, and your dis
patch posted. A subscription will be
raised to-day. A. ]. R. LANDAUER, 4.
Of-Louis Ranger & Co.
ST.. LOUIS, October 8. 1878.
John johnson. Mayor of Memphis:
Your draft ON Kitchen, McNabb &
Co., for $3.50, for the sick Of your city,
will be honored. The German National
Bank will cash it.
WADDY THOMPSON.
Harry Reidy, West Auction Square,
gives the Mayor $50.
B. B. WADDELL.
THE SICK.
Mrs. Carney and her niece are lying
quite i'll with the fever at 81 Front.
Captain Weatherford is doing we'll.
Mr.. App is also doing we'll.
Mr.. A. Palmer, who lives on Poplar
street, is quite ill to-day.
Fireman Hiskey, who was taken yes
terday, is very sick to-day, but Messrs.
Sullivan and McFadden are doing we'll
John Sullivan is quite sick to-day, but
his wife and sister are better.
Jacob Fink is improving slowly.
Mr.. Jas. Gone is reported down with
the fever to-day, and Mr.. Hays, of Bou-
uer Lodge l. o. o. F., thinks he has it,
but he hasn't.
Officers Hackett and Furnell are do
ing we'll.
Detective Browns wife and child are
ill to-day, but it's hoped they are not at
Aicted with the prevailing.
Mrs. John Mcclure is reported in a
dying condition at the corner of Third |
aud Washington.
Gentlemen who have, during the past
twenty-four hours made thorough can
vass Of Pinch, report nearly two hun
bred new and old cases there. There
are also some twenty Or thirty cases in |
South Memphis, the location being prin
cipally along the bayou.
Miss Gates, at No. 65 Union street, is
about the same to-day. Her elder sis
ter, taken yesterday, is no better, and
another sister who accompanied her to
Brownsville, was taken down to-day.
Fred Anderson, who was taken i'll sew
eral days since, died this morning.
FROM THE UYDERTAKERs.
Thomas Carter, age 81, disease yellow |
fever, residence jackson street, between
Main aud Second.
Catherine Baggiano, age &c, yellow
fever, Adams and Front.
Kate Mccormack, age IL, yellow
fever, head Of Linden street.
John Giggisini. age l3, yellow fever,
Front, between Washington and Poplar.
James Hickey, age IA, yellow fever,
E-nnA hntuaan Mnrkaf and Winchaster