Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-07

! Abe viimAn, age 81, yellow fever, 4
PrOneaAde. WV
Aaron II Broom. age %, yellow fevel
insrnAry.
DR.. J. T. KeAnon, yellow fever, JaeE
son Block
James P. Gore. yellow fever, eOrne
Second AID Market.
Mrs. VIM. age IS, yellow fever, Cen
ter alley.
Mary MeCOruAek. age IS, yellow
fever, between Vance aud Second.
Mike O'Lsughlin, age IS, yellow fever
Front. between 0verton aud Jackson.
Mrs. L. B Wills, age l9. yellow fever
IA Market.
Mrs. O'Donnel, age 81, yellow fever
corner Main and 0vsrton.
Mrs. Dicker, age 50, yellow fever
Jackson and Front.
Thomas Lyden. age Is, yellow fever
Jackson and Second.
Julia Lyden, age 3, yellow fever, Jack
son and Second.
Mrs. Mcconnell. age 81, yellow fever
81 Front.
Mrs. johnson, age IS, yellow fever
Centre alley. near jackson.
Eddie Mallory. age G, yellow fever,
Concord and Front.
Child Of Mrs. Glen, age 5, yellow fe-
yer, Second and Jackson.
Cozer, tcolored,) age 30, congestion,
Orleans and Linden.
Matt Maltigan. age 3, yellow fever,
Front and Jackson.
Miss B. Walsh, age q, yellow fever,
Market between Main and Front.
Unknown child, age 5, pneumo mia,
near corner South and Shelby.
Molly Mcbride. age IA, yellow fever
l0l Main street.
James Ryan, age 40, yellow fever,
Commerce street.
Lou Wilkerson, (eolored,) age 36, yel-
low fever, corner Auction and Third.
Mary Taylor. age Is. yellow fever, 80
Jackson street.
Walter Inhudy, age %, yellow fever,
254 Third street.
Margaret Foley. age 80, yellow fever.
John Clsbby, age l9. unknown, Front
street near Winchester.
John Mack, age 81, yellow fever. 4
Charles W. Meehan, age 81, yellow
fever, 81 Main street.
Betsy Turner, age Is, yellow fever, 80
Front.
Stephen Sewer fool heart disease,
Browns avenue, near Causey.
Ed Lcftwick age 60, dropsy, Auction,
between Second and Third.
Flaherty, Marley L Sullivan being so
busy they could not furnish list Of
names of interments, but report since
IL o'clock yesterday 81, of which 26 were
yellow fever, aud IL from other causes.
This gives total of 80; yellow fever, 81,
other causes and unknown, H.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two young men named Poston. broth
ers of David Psston, the attorney, we're
taken sick day or two ago with the
fever at their mothers residence, at the
corner of Kerr avenue and the Her
nsndo road, nearly two miles from the
city.
There is only one saloon open in
Pinch out Of thirty or forty. Not a
mea. store, grocery, milk stand or shop
of any kind is open north Of Exchange
street. The milk carts have quit com
ing around, and loaf Of bread cannot
be had without going several squares,
and even then fifteen cents is often
asked for an ordinary FIVE cent loaf Of
bread.
A poor woman with the yellow fever
on upper Second street, whose husband
is one-legged man and worn out with
waiting on her, is, or was last evening,
without a nurse, although application
has been made for one.
Many Of our absentees have responded
literally to the home call for aid, bui
/ others are yet 10 hear from.
Annie Melrose, proprietress Of hous'
of i'll repute, died Of yellow fever nigh
before last, leaving all her Effects to An
CELLO Mare. now at Nashville. This i
the fourth lsndlady Of that class VII,
has been carried OF BY the prevalen
epidemic.
Our Jackson, Tennessee, friends mus
be very sensitive about a little yellor
fever. The other day a Memphis mar
was taken sick up there. Did the ciii
Gems act the part Of Good Samaritan
toward him2 Not much. They passel
by on the other side Of the street, an,
the police actually prevented the poo
man from dropping out letter on thl
sidewalk Tich he had written TO b
mailed. II turned out that be bad y
yellow fever, add they are no doub
ashamed Of themselves. Ysllev fsvsl
is not eontagious, except vhsts the con
ditiont sre quite favorable.
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