Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-08

Is Market street.
Rev. Father Carey. age s5, yellow f
yer, LsSalete Academy.
W. A wilkersOn, age 30, yellow fevel
| Ill Exchange.
Julia Lyden, 70, yellow fever, Jackso
aud Second. M .t
Mike Lyden, IS. yellow fever, jackson
and Second.
john Logaramozino, 20. yellow fever
Webster block.
John McGrin, %. yellow fever, Cit,
Hospital.
Mrs. julia NcGran. IS. yellow fever
Concord and Center alley.
Podesta, sge 80. yellow fever, resi-
dence not given
Mrs. L. N. Sweet, age 40. yellow fever
$50 Main street.
c. W. Patton, age Is, yellow fever, 4G
Promenade street.
Katie Becker, 5 moaths, unknown, l27
fernando street.
Lew Wexler, age %, yellow fever, Elk
change, below Third.
D. Lamos, age &c, yellow fever, so
Hill street.
Isaac Freiberg, age Go, yellow fever.
4ll Poplar.
Infant Of Lew Wexler. age 2 weeks,
yellow fever, Exchange, below Third.
Maggie Minor, yellow fever, l56 Main.
Celia J. Foster, yellow fever, 1873 Sec
ond
VIM. Whitfield, age &c, yellow fever,
50 Second.
A. Wright, age Is months, general de-
bility, Beal street.
Walter P. Belts, age II, yellow fever,
Looney aud Seventh.
A. Hoffman, age %. yellow fever, l64
Front
Jas. K. Polk, age %, yellow fever, 100
Front.
Chas. Linde. age 80, yellow fever, 296
Front.
Pat Mcmahon. age so. yellow fever,
City Hospital.
John Hines, age 40, yellow fever, Cen
Ter alley, near Jacksos.
VIM. L. Allen. age 80, yellow fever
corner Fourth and Chelsea.
Total. IS; yellow fever, 20; other
causes, 6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Montgomery was taken down with
the fever last evening, but received
prompt attention, aud is doing we'll
All the sick policemen are doing well.
Patrolmeu John Jenny, Hsckett,
Elliott and Morrison, are all reported
better.
Captain Westherford is convalescing
rapidly, and will soon be able TO report
for duty.
Captain Hendrix passed very rest
less night. aud his friends are quite I'M
easy on his account.
Mr.. Lew Wexler died this morning.
Mr.. VIM. WorshAm is doing finely, and
will be out in a few days.
We hear of but few new cases Of fever,
and trust soon to be able to report its
entire disappearance
Landon C. Haynes, it,, and David II.
Haynes. both Of whom have had the
yeiloW feyer at their fathers residence
on Shelby street. are greatly better, and
hepe to be out 10 few days.
Nj. II. Beatus was notified by tele.
graph Of the death of bis vile at
Holly Springs last night. She left
the city few days since in perfect
health. E.IH WsH| 70.
The Citizens Relief Association has
gone TO work in earnest. Tue nommit-
tee on duty to-day are |. q. Simpson,
S. NJ Jobe and Ed. Shaw: Their Office
has been located at the corner Of Main
and Madison. in the Bethel Block, the
Office hay,Se been rendered free Of
charge by Mr.. P. G. Bethel.
We are pleased TO ANNOUNCES that Mrs.
Newson, who has been quite IN With The
fever, is nov considered out Of danger.
Mr. B. F. WyAnt, proprietor Of the
Ledger saloon is out again after q
protracted spell Of yellow fever.
Last Sunday a solitary hack was met
on the road to ElmWood. Il contained
one living person. a woman, and little
coffin. She was doubtless the mother
Of the dead infant, and the only mourn.
er TO attend the funeral. How touch
ingly sad and suggestive Of the suffering.
dismay and terrible loss Of lie ia oar
midst
AID FRON ABROAD.
Rev. W. E. Boggs, pastor Of the Sec.
ond Presbyisrian ehureh. has reedved
Tor distribution among The needy he
contributions:
From the pastor Of The Pine Street