Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Another bright, baIDly day.
Louis Dalthroff is on his feet yet.
DIR. w. E. Rogers is much better.
E. D. Jordan has entirely recovered.
Alderman NJ 'Call died yesterday.
DIR. Force, of Hot Springs, is doing well.
improving.
The first and third wards now have no
physicians.
DIR. Tuerk, from Cincinnati, was taken
with the fever yesterday.
1--WE hear of several refugees returning to
the city. Better stay away.
John T. Moss, the efficient Howard, will
be out again in day or two.
Marcus Jones is doing well. The other
members of his family are up.
-Forny Holt and Mr.. Cooper, of the How
ards, were both on duty yesterday.
Colonel Jesse Page is on the GONZALES
cent list, and will soon be out again.
Charles Lindburg, the Elmwood florist,
is down with a very bad case of fever.
John Meath. fireman of company No.
2, died at late hour last night of fever.
Mrs. Duffy, nee Bridget Roper, has the
fever at her residence on fernando road.
d. D. Thomas will let E. D. Jordan
know of his whereabouts. Care APPEAL.
Billy Ball, of Neiderer's. has slight at.
tack of the fever. He is in Fort Pickering.
Geo. Mallory, at the APPEAL Office, de-
sires to communicate with M. D. L. Stewart.
Mr.. Eug. w. Moore, of the APPEAL, we
we're gratifed to learn last night, was doing
well.
DIR. S. 2. Green was out yesterday.
Though still quite feeble he has reported for
duty.
John NJ Bradley, from Camp Joe VIII.
| liams, called and says the Bluff Citys are all
right.
Mr.. Crabtree Belcner, late city register,
| d'ed of yellow-fever at Tuscumbia, Septem
| Der 23d.
Mrs. Charlie Decker was taken with the
| fever yesterday morning at her residence on
| Shelby street.
| Madame Vincent's daughter, Mary Alice,
| died yesterday morning at her residence on
| Union avenue.
General w. S. Featherstone, of Holly
Springs. Mississippi, is convalescent from an
| attack of fever.
| Mrs G. Dashiell, sister in-law of Vice
| President J. Fl. Edmondson, of the Towards,
died yesterday.
| DIR. Dawson, of Paris, Tennessee, a volun-
| teer Howard physician, was among the fatal
cases yesterday.
| Mamie Jones, daughter of Edward c
| Jones, who has been down with the fever, is
| now recovering.
| Bob Britton, the disciple of Vulcan and
/ Ax-member of the city council, was stricken
| Town yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Laudrum. who has been down
| With protracted attack of fever, was ON the
| treets yesterday.
Sam Bard, the eccentric journalist, dieG
| IF yellow-fever at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
/ on the nineteenth.
-Forney Holt, of the Towards, is out
again to- day. He will be able to go on duty
again in few days.
DIR. Thomas :. Easton, of New York, is
| still on duty. He reports Captain Billy Hor-
mans a serious case.
Major John p. Trezevant, owing to the
| excellent attention of his nurses, PEBBLES and
| Willis, is much better.
DIR. R. B. Maury. who has been practic-
| ing in the vicinity of ellis station, was taken
with the fever yesterday.
j. D. H. Meyer, who nursed Charlie
Meister through bad spell Of the fever, has
the fever and is doing WELL
DIR. Moore is now convalescent from an
attack of the prevailing fever. He will be
out in the course of week.
Mrs. n. Sigler, who was reported sick
with the fever, it is thought has only case
of chills. She is doing we'll.
Our merchants are being put to consid.
| cradle trouble about their expiring insurance
policies. No agents are on duty.
Office of Rev. DIR. Thomas's church re-
lief committee can be found at 2571S Main
| street. Fred Rehkof, committee.
-Ex- Policeman Haggerty has been severe
| ly afflicted. He has lost all but one Of his
children, and that is quite sick.
Chris. Hoffman, of the knights of
| Honor relief, wants to hire or borrow horse
during the balance of the epidemic.
Mr. Henry Wade, at the Buckley place.
who has been i'll with the fever for two
weeks. is able to move about his room.
Henry Fazzi, the Peabody barber, who
has been up Wolf river since the outbreak
of the epidemic, has bad case of the fever
DR. j. A. Forbes, volunteer from Texas,
who was assigned to duty in the seventh
word, died at three o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
DR.. Lowry, who was progressing favor
ably toward convalescence, relapsed yester-
day. which took the form of intermittent
| fever.
Captain Chris Steinkuhl, of Carr avenue,
| reports that the Spicers are doing well, and
that Arthur NJ 'Kee will not be able to pull
through.
H. G. Harrison, volunteer nurse from
| Norfolk, Virginia, is down with the fever at
the Peabody. He is being carefully attended
to by the Towards.
DIR. Abercrombie, who for some time has
been down with the fever, is up, and for the
past week has been able to resume the prac-
| tice of his profession.
Mr.. B. X. Pullen, grand recorder of the
| knights of Honor, has established his head
| quarters at Murfreesboro, where correspond
ence can be addressed.
| "A box of eggs was received by the How
ards yesterday, from Berryvile, Virginia,
| nicely packed, but there is an awful smell In
| the region of that box.
| -Garvin continues to hold the fort at Fla
| herty & Sullivan's undertaking establish
ment He has proved himself a whole team
in the dispatch of business.
| The Gregg family have been swept from
| the face of the earth. The father and SIX
| children have already died, and last night
the mother was reported In dying condition
| Felix Gilmartin, postmaster at the Ma
| tional cemetery, died yesterday. He had but
| recently recovered from a severe punshot
wound inflicted by desperate, short time
| ago.
| The ladies of Forest City, Arkansas, gave
a concert recently for the benefit of the vel
| oW-fever sufferers In Memphis, from which
| they realized one hundred and fifty four dol
| lars.
Holly Springs Reporter: "Mr J. B.
Knox, of Memphis, is volunteer among US,
and a truer, better, or a more faithful man
never volunteered. He cheers the poor and
he helps everybody"
DIR. Younge, who visited Camp Joe Will
iams yesterday, returned last night. He
brings intelligence of the favorable condition
of DR.. w. Z. Rogers that will be gratifying
4 to tins entire community.
| President Langstaff. of the Towards,
was on the street few minutes yesterday,
| attended by his nurse. Mr.. Langtaff had a
very severe attack, and is still very weak,
but he must Boon recover.
| Rev. Dr.White, of Georgia, reported dead
IN yesterday mornings APPEAL, was DIR. J .
| S. NJ. White, of Atlanta, Georgia, who came
here early in the epidemic. and gave his life
away ministering to the SICK
| Mr.. Jesse Moore, of the commission