Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Donations Received Yesterday Re
ports Of the District Visitors as to
PatieDts-PersOns Provided
with Nurses Yesterday
Other Matters.
DONATIONS RECEIVED BY THE HowARDs
YESTERDAY.

DONATIONS RECEIVED BY THE HOWARD,
YESTERDAY.
Beckel house, Dayton, Ohio, $3.50; un-
known, Oxford, Mississippi, 81; Hon. w. +.
Cooper, Nashville, 500; Erskine & Erskine
Louisville, $25; j. Lowenhaupt, CovIngton
Tennessee, 80; Hon. Charles w. Adams
Memphis, $40: Hebrew Young Mems literary
association of st. Louis, by August Frank,
chairman, $3.50; w. J. Chase & Co., Mem
phis, 2 barrels meal and barrels -four; citi-
zens of Mason's Depot, 2 barrels flour, 2 bar
rels meal, 2 barrels potatoes, shoulders,
lambs, 20 chickens, l jug honey; Henry II
Houston, Philadelphia, through T. S. Van
Austin, Louisville, 5000; E. Fl. Wathan,
Caseyvllle, Kentucky, through Taylor &
Arnold, 2 barrels -four; w. A. Camp, man
ager. New York, $3.50 for Memphis and 800
for Grenada. Total money donations, $1076
REPORTS OF DISTRICT VISITORS YESTERDAY.
District No. 1-Edmondson and Waring,
visitors: Number of persons sick, 60; hav-
ing yellow-fever, As; nursed 10y association.
a; persons died. 2; new cases, 8.
| Sub District Nc. 1.-P. w. Semmes, visit
or: Number of persons sick, II; having yell
low-fever, II; nursed by association, ii; per-
| sons died, 1; new cases, z.
District No 2.-Mansford and Reahard, Wis
itors: Number of persons sick, 81; persons
nursed by association, 81; persons GONZALES
cent, 5; persons relapsed, L; persons died, q;
District No. Sc. B. Foster, visitor: Num-
Der of persons sick, 90; with yellow-fever, Is;
nursed by association. 10; new cases, II.
District No. 4-Stoddard and Rogers, visi-
tors: Number of persons sick, "a; with yell
low-fever, 20; nursed by association, Is; con-
valescing, 3; new cases, 10, including two
colored people.
District No. 5-W A. Holt, visitor: Num-
Der of persons sick, 20; having yellow-tever,
%; nursed by association, 10; persons died,
4; new cases, 10.
NURSES FURNISHED YESTERDAY.
DR.. Robbins, 439 Dunlap.
Philip Barron, Manassas.
Mrs. O'Brien.
w. ]. Smith, IL Madison.
Pat Ford, 106 DeSoto.
Lewis S. Grants son, Seventh and Auction.
H. A. Gilleu, 40 Shelby.
Welsh family, SO Linden.
Grace Lonegan, 178 Carroll.
Pat Rider, los Commerce.
Frank Murphy, 63 Commerce.
Mrs. M Keen, 63 Poplar.
James M'Keon, So Poplar.
Mrs. L. Piltz, 561s Second.
Charles Most, z2S Madison.
NJ. Sturdivant's child, IS Poplar.
John r. Kleiner, Exposition building.
Mrs. A. sLoehmyer, 9 Washington
George Washington, Concord and Third.
Mr.. Fannie Lockwood, 221 Madison.
Patsy Pratt, 246 Third.
Mrs. August Redders and son, 1O7 Poplar.
DR.. Burrell, Beale and DeSoto.
Mrs. Lynch, II Alabama.
Mrs. Jones, Worsham House.
Mr.. Turney, Dunlap.
Mrs. Glaentzen, 100Third.
Bob Gray, rear Presbyterian home.
Mrs. Anna Wray. 264 Adams.
Mary Bergman, Beale and Main.
Will Alexander, 1876 Court.
Mrs. Casey, Center alley.
Mrs. John Donovan, 112 Washington.
r. Holland, Commercial hotel.
E. L. Patton, 81 Robinson.
NJ. F. Patton, 81 Robinson.
Helen Ingals, 155 Adams.
Gertie Cole, lis Market.
Mr.. Angels, 1876 Poplar.
Mary Lewis, 81 DeSoto.
NEW MEMBERS.
Messrs. N. D. Menken, w. D. M'CaIlum,
A. F. G. Cook and d. A. Reahardt were yes
terday elected active members of the Howard
and were at once placed upon
duty.
Rev. W. E. Boggs was yesterday elected |
an honorary member, and at once went upon |
active duty.