Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-14
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Deaths Since Noon Saturday Il
Noon To-Day.
John Canepo's child, l month.
Al Causey.
Ben Dreyfus, age 81, Raleigh
road.
Lizzie Revolt, age 9, Washington
and Walker.
F Tilson, age 4, city hospital.
Thomas Dency, colored, age
months, Stewart avenue.
Fannie White, colored, age 49,
Union avenue.
Marcus B Just, Henry avenue.
Macon Webb, Vance.
Jno Only, Raleigh.
Cora L Johnston, foot Market st.
Carrie Warner, Vollintine ave.
Mrs Carrie Plain, Walnut and
Georgia.
Morris Shoemaker, 13l Poplar.
Mrs Caroline BucS,b oulevard.
G. E~tchevarhe, Horn Lake road.
Maj Avery, Cane Greek.
Mrs B Kraus, 70 Vance.
r G Manuel, 81 Adams.
Cornelius Heaffy, Wright ave.
Con Mcdonnell, Jones avenue.
John Rossi, Trigg avenue.
Ross Reed, Gaines and First,
Fort Pickering.
Albert Persons, Church Home.
Mary Morris, Manassas and Lane
avenue.
Henry 0shen, Sussett avenue.
W T Pugh, Old Raleigh road.
J Murphy, So Front Row.
Willie Lippold, Washington be.
low High.
Oscar Durk, two mile post, NJ &
ICR R.
Mary E Burke, Jackson between
Fourth and Fifth, Fort Pickering
Ed Myres, foot Of jackson, Fort
Pickering.
Chas Fifer, coonty Jail.
Eddie Mann, Union avenue.
Four unknown, hospital.
0 F Prescott, Walker avenue
Fort Pickering.
MISCELLANEOUS
a dispatch from fernando reports D.
Wes,brook down with the fever.
DR. Force, volunteer physician, from
Bot Spiings died yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Burt, the yellow fever nurse. car
be found at the Peabody Hotel.
We are glad to know that Mr. Eustac,
Semmes is on the safe aide.
William D Burdell has the fever, nea.
Fray ser's Station.
Mr. Barry is down with the fever a
r Raleigh; also Jas R%.lston, of Memphis
and seven Of his family.
Russell Renesu, an apprentice in th
LEDGER Office, was stricken down wit
yellow fever Saturday night.
Medical Director Sims, Of Chatla
nooga, Wi the arrival there 0
the ten nurses sent by the HowardS.
The fever. though abaiing in the city
is increasing il virulence aud spresdiuI
IN the country.
There we're twenty-five lew cases O
fever st Raleigh yesterday, aud sigb
deaths.
: Charles E Boissesu is now taking hi
daily airiEg, after a severe attack Of tn
fever.
Marcus B Just was among the ne1
cases reported Saturday, six miles on
on the Pigeon Roost road.
Miss Cora Johnston, the young lad
sick aboard Of the ~trsdingbOat George
Baker, died Saturday.
I Mr. F W Bultinghaus is convaleseinI
and will be out on the streets again in
few days.
/, W H Roberts thanks DR. Willett an
lGW Millsr for kind attentions durin
the illness Of himself aud family.
e Miss Minnie, daughter Of Mr. A
K Roach, was stricken with The fever Sa
urdsy. She has splendid attentions.
Canal, was taken dSwn with ii
d fever last night, at bis residence OF Hor
e Lake road.
z r Stewart, commissary Tenth war
issued 5lOl ralions to $50 families {
last Saturday.
Jas Reilly's daughter sick At BeDje
Town. but her case is not pronOunc'
yollow fever.
l. At Camp Misery. near Benjes Tow
there appeared a stranger on MobdI
:, last, weighing ia pounds.
Miss Carrie Plains case is hopelel
according 10 her physician, but b
nurse thinks differently
The mammoth compress, NJ & c
r., Is now ready to compress all colt
II, that may be sent in.
n Mrs Barbery Kraus, u Vance sire.
.. died yesterday evening att o'clock. S
- left FIVE orphan children, tWo Of The
10 down with the fever.