Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-30

Henry Dickinson, 45 Y RS, 144 Washington
Wash Martin, IA Washington,
Ellen Toombs, 6 years, 149 Washington.
Ella Browns son, years, johnson avenue
Robert Anderson, Is y RS, 149 Washington
Emma Toombs, years, 149 Washington
A. Clarke's wife, y years, So Front.
Alice Harris, - years, 81 Fourth.
Total, 40; whites, 100; colored, 49,
One physician, whose name we with
hold, hoping that he may wave such silly ex
cuses, declares that he will not make reports
to the board of health.
TIE DEAD OF YESTERDAY BY YELLOW
FEVER.
Mollie Barber, 81 years, 50 Main
Biddy Williams, COL, 20 years, 30 Ove-ton
VIM. Campbell, col Is years, 156 Beale.
Martin Walsh. DO years, priest, Third and
Overton.
George Gibbs, q years, Third.
John Smith, colored, 40 years, 129 Main.
Mrs. Gosler, 40 years, opposite Poplar
market.
Richard Ellis, colored, Winchester
Charles Baker, colored, II years, rs Vance
Unknown male, colored, IA Mosby.
Cooney, 40 years, Dunlap.
Robert Dow, COL, 81 years, 2l4 Washington
James Morris, % years, IA Mosby.
Jordan Harris, COL, 81 years, 81 Quimby.
Elijah Clark, 80 years, IA Washington
II Cam, 4S years, 166 Washington
John Owens, colored, 35 years, 173 Adams
George Scott, COL, 80 years, 173 Jefferson.
Mary Adam, COL, 80 years, foot Exchange
Fred Gibbs, z years, 43 Allen avenue.
David Moss, colored, 80 years, Alabama
Frank Goss, colored, % years, Sc Third.
Mrs. Joslin, az years, 176 Poplar
c. Tarsmond, COL, Is years, 203 Monroe.
= Woodwork, 80 years, % Bass avenue.
Mary Sepp, q years, Court Extended.
Frank Grau, jr., IS years, Sc Third.
Joseph Seymour. colored, As years, 80 Hill.
Peter Pratt, co., 35 years, Third s Jefferson
Tilda Hunt, COL, so years, 81 Commerce.
George Kealhofer, IS years, North Court.
Fanny Livingston, IA years, 168 Poplar.
Maggie Stewart, 20 years, 131 Court.
Thomas Twudy. 9years, AZ Second.
VIM. Hanson, 26 years, 269 Poplar.
Antonio Badinelli, so years, 2 Goslee.
H. S. Salzigeer, 6 years, 203 Main.
David TAFT, AZ years, Poplar and Brinkley
avenue.
Karl Ullman, "a years, 178 Alabama.
Butler Taylor, COL, Isl Court.
John Motif, 81 years, High and Adams.
A. Pearsoll, so years, 379 Beale.
c. M. Barnett, colored, % years, Linden.
Mary A. Glesse, 45 years, city hospital
John Hughes, "a years, city hospital.
Maggie Lanigan, IL years, city hospital.
Jim Vauhook, % years, city hospital.
David Banks, 80 years, city hospital.
John Gilmore, COL, % years, city hospital.
Martha =, col, y years, city hospital.
Mrs Helen Stain, 35 years, las Fifth.
Mary Bayley, AZ years, IS Third.
X. P. Watson. MD, 5S years, 81 Second.
Mrs. NJ. Alexander, 80 years, Court.
Lucy E. Fritz. 4 years, So Mosby.
A. Rummel, IS years, Huppert's avenue.
= p Hewitt, As years, Monroe extended.
w Montgomery. Sc years, 20 Exchange
Lizzie Herman, % years, 135 Hill.
Nora Spencer, COL, s years, SO Poplar.
J. F. Chandler, % years, 205 Monroe
Harry Kirkland, 20 years, 237 Monroe.
J. Lutz, sr., IS years, 45 Winchester.
Rev. J. r. NJ 'Garvey, 80 years, st. Peters.
A. Miller. 40 years, Huppert's alley.
Mrs. K. Brennan, 4S years, Fifth and Auc-
ion.
OTHER CAUSES.
Mrs. Lpp's baby, still-born, near Cochran
Hall.
Mrs. C. Fisher, IS years, 1O3 Main; old
zee.
DIR. MITCHELLs REPORT.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS. TENN, August 20, 1878.
|. D. Langstaf, Vice-President Howard Association:
Our small medical corps are doing all that
human energy can accomplish. Can give
onstant employment to forty more. DIR. r.
B. Williams, volunteer from WOODBURY.,
kentucky, has been assigned to duty
With DIR. Sim in the fifth
nd sixth wards. DIR. C. Bas-
,erville, a volunteer from Horn Lake,
dississippi, has been assigned work in the
ighth ward. AS the area Of infection ex-
ends, find it necessary to change the dis
riots of local physicians. DR.. John Pitman
las been assigned to duty in the fourth ward,
)r. NJ MILAN in the second ward, DIR. Cor
lon in the first ward. DIR. Heber Jones in the
eventh ward, and DR.. Brown in the mimi
yard. DR.. Hodges has been transferred from
he seventh to the ninth ward.
See accompanying kilograms and answers,
s follows:
NASHVILLE, August 80, 1878.
:. W. Mitchell, Md, Director Medical Corps How
ard Association:
If young physician who has had no ex-
erience with yellow-fever can be of use in
be present emergency | shall be happy to
fer my. services. Can leave Saturday. An
wer. o. d. BARTHOLOMEW, MD.
Answered come on.
r. w. MITCHELL, MD.
LITTLE ROCK August 80, 1873.
o DR.. R. W.,Mitchell:
DIR. Easley with twelve nurses and money
L. II. SKIPwITH.
Calls for physicians must be left at the fol-
owing places:
First Ward-Renkert's drug store, corner |
lain and Market.
Second Ward-Goodyear' drug store, COR
err Main and Poplar.
Third Ward-Morrlson IL Humes 8 drug
tore, corner Main and Adams.
Fourth ward-Seabrook drug store, cor
err Main and Union.
Fifth and Sixth wards-Battier S drug store, |
eale street.
Seventh ward-Hanson's drug store, corner |
ance and Lauderdale.
Eighth ward-Thweat's drug store, corner |
oplar street and Carroll avenue.
Ninth ward-Knox's drug store, Second |
rect, Chelsea. X. w. MITCHELL, MD,
Medical Director.
HOWARD VISITORS REPORT.
District No. l-Edmundson and Warning, |
sitors: Number sick, 156; yellow-fever, |
Is; nursed by association, 40; convalescent, |
relapsed, l; died, 10; new cases, Is.
District No. 115-P. w. Semmes, visitor:
lumber sick, 80; yellow-fever, q; nursed by
District No. &c. l.. Staffer, visitor: Num-
,r sick, Sc; yellow-fever, 40; nursed by as
'ciation, 50; convalescents, Mrs. Donlay, J.
Riley, Mrs Pitts; relapsed, 2; died, 3; |
ew cases, s.
District No. 3-A. F. C. Cook, visitor:
lumber sick, 80; yellowfever, 81; nursed by
sociation, 81; died, l new cases, 9.
District No: 319rE. B: Foster, visitor:
lumber sick, 81; yellow-fever, 50; nursed by
sociation, Is; new cases, II.
District No. 4-Stoddard and Rogers, visit
$: Number of sick. So yello viewer, 70;
lrsed by association, "a; convalescents, Mr..
Dry, August Lory-2; relapsed, 2; died, s;
wv cases, II.
District No. 5-Holt and M'Callum, visit
3: Number of sick, 103; yellow fever, SO;
Irsed by ASSOCIATION, 80; convalescent, 20;
s Holt and NJ 'Cullum add in their report:
Owing to the numbers importuning US from
her districts we have been unable to do
stice to our own district today