Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-21


NEW CASES
have been reported from five o'clock yes.
terday to noon to-day:
Fannie Williams, 50 Promenade
street.
Mrs Hackett, 9 Market street.
- Wilson, Worsham House.
Thomas Treutess, 70 Linden street.
Ella Roach, 43O Linden street.
Mrs Rignize, 2O6 johnson avenue
Ruthia BretmAn, % Auction street.
Maggie COuley, 1884 Poplar street.
August Nueg, 80 Adams street.
Emil SCHNEIDER, 1876 Main street.
Ebry Ssmuels, 1913 Washington street.
lilly Clapp, 1913 Washington street.
Miss Lizzie MuIvary, 1911 Washington
street.
VIM Dean, 1879 Poplar street.
Adams Elliott, l55 Adams street.
VIM Means, SO Market street.
John Barker, l56 Washington street.
- MOffet, 2 High street.
Willie Shepherd, 81 Linden street.
August Anderson, l47l Poplar street.
Mary Little, % Alabama street.
Harriet Long (colored), lO9 Madison
street,
Erastus Murray, Dunlap street.
Thomas Murray, Dunlap street.
Lula Sheppard, Linden street.
DEATH LIST.
The following deaths have occurred
since one o'clock yesterday:
Mrs q Haskell, l59 Poplar street.
Peter Tighe, aged Is, 800 Poplar street
Fanny DsssAuer, aged IS, SO Washing.
ington street
Fanny Leyerts, aged %, 1853 Poplar
Morris Bloomfield, 2S7 Poplar street
Mrs. AcMahon, aged 40, l09 Com.
merce street.
Maggie Paine, aged l6, (colored). lac
Washington street.
Henry Slemmer, aged 80, rs Alabama
street.
Maggie Tracey, aged 80, Hsrnandc
road curve.
Henry Jackson, aged IS, 81 johnson
avenue.
Fanny Pease, aged %. III Second
street.
John schefrly. aged 10, 81 Mosby st.
Moses Hahn, aged l6. 2 jackson street
Jno Early, aged 3S. l6 Alabama street
William Porter, aged 20, 81 Commerce,
street
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Hill, Of COllierVills, has been as
signed to nurse Mr.. Henry schullze Al
No. IS West Court street. We IRE GLAD
10 be able to state that Mr.. Schulize il
doing very wall, and without an uhfavor
able turn is likely TO recover.
Mr.. T. A. Cloyd, Of the Charleston
railroad ticket Office department., wal
much worse this morning aud fears arr
entertained 10 his behalf.
Emmers Msteslf, Of Chelsea, th,
young NAT suddenly taken with teveI
three or four days ago and whose broth
er died, i' much better today.
There are twenty cases Of yellow feve
at Canton, Miss, but no deaths we're re
ported yesterday.
No yellow fever at Corinlh and non
expected.
A hotel at St. Louis telsgraphS tha
Memphians visiting that city will b
boarded for the next three weeks at 81. 2
per day. That is all it is worth an
time.
A New York Herald special CORE
pondsnt sent here to write up the yello
fever, we learn has written up som
things not complimentary of the boar
Of health officers here generally.
Lagrange, Tenn is in full sympath
with Memphis, has not quarantine
against US and will not. Give Ms you
hand.
Holly Springs had one case Of yello
fever yesterday, a Mr. S l. Downs, a ref
gee from Grenada.
No fever at Little Rock yet.
The quarantine at Hopeftld was raise
this morning. Boats viii cross hereaftt
as usual.
I. 20. W. n.
At q meeting Of the relief board tn
morning the following resolution vi
adopted: That all members Of the /
W N now in the city be requested
register their names and residences
25l Second street, up stairs, and that N
secretaries Of the different lodges 10 lh