Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-29

Rob, Dow, colored, age Al, ia Wash
ine,on,
Petty Pratt, age IS, coIOrcd' Third
aud Jefferson,
Annie CLARK, eolored,age u, ID Wash
ineton,
Jos Roby, age 45, Il Washington
Thomas A H~atchins, oOlOred, age rs
Ball Run.
Mrs. John MeCuue, IS Johnson avenue
Gunner, corner Poplar aud pau'
lap
Fred Krosssr, age IS, 80 Jones ave-
nue..
Renhardt Dusen, six miles in the
country,
Hester Hesse, eolored, Tate street.
W A Calhoun, 1873 Exchange.
DR. P Watson, age So, 81 Second,
Henry Harder. age Sc, ss Market
Mary Bailey, age Al, S5 Third.
Helen Stain, age 35, l45 Fifth.
John F Chandler, age %. 2O5 Monroe.
August Miller, age 40, Huppert
avenue. =
Lizzie Herman, age %, 1876 Hill,
R McGaryey, age 30, st Peters
church.
Maggie Alexander, colored, age 30.
Annie Novitzky, age II, 25 Bradford.
@ NJ Barnett, colored, age %
A Pearsell, age so,
John Motif, age 81, High and Adams.
Geo K~ealhofer, age IS, North Court,
Fannie Livingston, age lag, l68 Pop
lar.
Maggie Stewart, age 20, l3l Court.
Button Taylor, colored. age u, l3l
Court.
Thomas Tweedy, age 2, AZ Second.
Carl NJ Ullmaa, age 644. l78 Ala
bama.
H G Salziger, age G, 2O3 Main.
VIM Hanson, colOred, age 26, 269 Pop
lar,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lang Wardlaw is all right.
Joe Russell is not doing we'll.
Rev Eugene Daniel Is down with the
fever.
Mrs c Oakley was stricken with the
fever last night.
G Reahard, of the Towards, is sick
with the fever.
W Woodruff is reported in a dying
condition.
d Harder, the boot aud shoe mer-
chant, died last night.
Mr. Conn, OF the citizens committee,
Was on duty again to-day.
Father Walsh, of ST. Bridgets Church,
was buried this morning. Father Ma
her, Of the same parish, is very lew.
Many tenders Of professional services
from physicians are being received by
the board Of health and the Howard AS
ISOLATION. They are greatly needed.
Mary ] Graham, a lady of refinement
and high standing 10 St Louis, is on her
way to Memphis to assist in nursing the
sick.
George Kealhofer, Of the Southern Elk.
press Company, died last night.
Walter Oakley was much worse this
morning. and will hardly pull through.
Butler P Anderson is in Grenada, DR.
Stone, his attending physician, refusing
to let him be removed.
Good Father WalOh, of St Bridget's
Church, was stricken down yesterday,
while at bis post Of duty.
A M Newsum. druggist, opposite the
Charleston depot, on Charleston avenue,
died of yellow fever, at CORTLAND, Ala
bams, Tuesday night. Another good
Sld true man gone.
Charles Bennett, lOl Robson street,
has not deserted his family, as stated.
de says be goes to the house three or
four times a day and sleeps there every
night. Four of his family are down with
the fever.
Captain G NJ Collier, of the gas Office,
was taken suddenly with the fever at night
about a week ago, where he is staying
in the country, three miles out Of town.
aud after a severe illness writes US that
he is doing we'll.
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION.
PITTsBURG. Pa, August q.
Rev. A. Thomas, Memphis;
Draw on Pittsburg relief sommittee.
John D. Scally, treasurer, First National
Bank for $500, for the poor sufferers.
G. MEYRox,
Secretary Relief Committee,
The above is in response to an appeal
to the Rev. Jacob Bloss, a German Prot.
estant minister.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas also received
yesterday from Evansville the sum of
500 through the Rev. C, Ruuck, also a
free Protestant minister.
THE WESTERN UNION Photographers.
In accordance with the views of Gen.
eral Superintendent John Van Horne.
the Western Union t~elegrap6ers Of this
city met to-day and organized an ascot
alton for the relief of such of their pro.