Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-23
THE PLAGUE.
Fifty New Cases OF Yell0w-Fever and
Ten Deaths from Fever Yester-
day-The Disease Spread
ing Outside OF the In
fected Districts.

but the deaths from fever numbered but ten
for the same period of time-two less than
the day before. Several of the new cases
yesterday were far outside of what Is known
as the infected districts in the northern por-
ton of the city. The cause of this increase
In the number of new cases during the past
two days has been assigned to the change of
weather, but many physicians are OF opinion
that we may continue to expect an increase,
both In the number of new cases and deaths,
for some time to come, or at least until the
infected districts and other portions of the
city are depopulated. The health board yes
terday adopted resolution InstructIng all
citizens to leave the city as soon as possible,
and thereby aid in stopping the progress of
the fever. These instructions will, no doubt,
be needed 10y hundreds of citizens to-day.
Below will be found the list of new cases and
deaths of yesterday:
NEW CASES YESTERDAY.
Bob Gray, colored, aged twenty-five years,
rear of Presbyterian home, Alabama street.
Reported by DR.. Donohue.
Gus DAVIS, aged twenty-five years, 81 Pop
lar. Reported by DR.. Donohue.
Miss NJ. Erich, aged twenty-six years, 81
st. Martin. Reported by DR.. Donohue.
VIM. Finnie, aged thirty years, 16 Ala.
bama Reported by Dr. Donohue.
Rudolph Froese, sr, aged fifty years, So
Second. Reported by D.. Donohue.
Morris Samuels, aged nineteen years, But
Ter avenue; case imported from Washington
street. Reported by DR.. Laski.
Mamie Gross, aged seven years, Ill Mar
ket. Reported by DIR. Laski.
Mary Gross, aged thrtyfou years, Ill
Market. Reported by DIR. Laski.
James Gross, aged forty-two years, III
Market. Reported by DR.. Laski.
Isaac Isaacs, aged fifty years, 212 Wash
ington. Reported by DR.. Wise.
Sam Pollock, aged forty-six years, 81
Fourth. Reported by DIR. Wise.
Mollie Joice, aged twelve years. Front,
near Sycamore. Reported by I'r. Dawson.
Mary Bretman, aged thlrty-sIx years, Auc-
ton, near Fifth. Reported by Dr.. Dawson.
E. J. Hill, aged forty five years, Worshanl
house. Reported by DR.. Tyner.
Mrs. E. J. Hill, aged forty years. Worsham
house. Reported by DR.. Tyner.
Sallie Livingston, aged seven years, l6e
Poplar. Reported by DR.. Ess.
Fanny Livingston, aged fifteen years, 16c
Poplar. Reported by DIR. Ess.
Isaac Morehouse, aged eight years, ZAP
Poplar. Reported by DIR. Ess.
John Morehouse, aged forty-one years,
142 Poplar. Reported by DIR. Ess.
Susan Loehmeyer, aged thirty-seven years,
Washington. Reported by DIR. Ess.
VIM. Glantzer, aged thirty-two years, 100
Third. Reported by DIR. Ess.
Lizzie Moffitt, aged nineteen years, 2 High.
Reported by DIR. Mitchell.
Willie Moffitt, aged ten years, High. Re-
ported by DIR. Mitchell.
Maurice Levin. aged eight years, 149
Adams street. Reported by DR.. Mitchell.
Alice Harris, colored, aged eighteen years,
in alley near Fourth, between Poplar and
Exchange. Reported by DR.. Laurence.
John r. Kleiner, aged forty-eight years,
Exposition building. Reported by DR.. Laski.
Bud Ware, aged twenty-five years, Is JEFF
ferson. Reported by DIR. Wiliett.
Joseph Hughes, aged seventy-four years, 4e
Exchange. Reported by DR.. Frayser.
Mrs. Sangster. aged forty-five years, q
Quimby. Reported by DIR. Frayser.
-.Cady, aged twenty-five years, Sc Hill
Reported by DIR. Frayser.
John A. Roush, aged forty four years, Mon
roe near Third. Reported by Drs. Erskine
and Frayser.
David Randolph, aged twenty-five years,
168 Robson. Reported by DR.. Pitman.
Mrs. Matte Calhoun, aged twenty-four
years, IL: Exchange. Reported by DR.. Pltman.
Andrew j. Ovens, aged twenty nine years,
213 Court. Reported by DR.. Laurence.
Captain John D. Elliott, aged ffty-three
years, Isl Adams. Reported by DIR. Willett
VIM. Griffin, aged fifteen years, 70 Win
chester. Reported by Dr.. Willett.
DR.. j. c. Rogers, aged fifty six years, 10l
Adams. Reported by DIR. Willett.
Rosie Marshall, colored, aged twenty sew
en- years, ll8 Poplar. Reported by DIR. I'm
derwood
Frank Backus, aged thirty years; removed
to city hospital. Reported by DIR. Thorn
ton.
John Madison, aged forty years, Pigeon
Roost road; sent to hospital. Reported by
DR.. Thornton.
Mrs. Foster, aged twenty-fou years; sent
to city hospital. Reported by DIR. 1horn-
ton.
Arthur Alexander, colored, aged eighteen
years; sent to city hospital. Reported by Dr.
Thornton.
Alice Harris, quadroon, aged eighteen
years, alley near Fourth, between Poplar and
Exchange. Reported by DIR. Laurence.
James Schultz, Carol avenue; sent to city
hospital. Reported by DIR. Thornton.
Mike Regain; sent to city hospital. Report
ed by DIR. Thornton.
M. M Kennon; sent to city hospital. Re-
ported by DIR. Thornton.
Mrs. Curtis, aged twenty-seven years:
sent to city hospital. Reported by DIR. Thorn
ton.
- Alexander, aged nineteen years, sent
to the city hospital. Reported by DR.. Thorn
ton.
Mary Gleece, aged forty one years, 1O4
Adams Reported by Dr. Wlllett.
Tom Winters, aged nine years, rs Linden.
Reported by DIR. Cavanaugh.
j. +. Chandler, aged twenty-three years,
205 Monroe. Reported by DR.. Chandler.
MoRTUARY REPORT FOR YESTERDAY.
The undertakers reported to the board of
health the number of deaths occurring from
five o clock Wednesday evening to five clock
last evening as follows:
E. Shindler, aged twenty-five years, city
no pital yellowfever.
w. II. Hodges, thirty-fve years, city hos
Ylital. volI0u-fpUnr
John Madison, aged forty years, city hos
pital; yellow-fever.
Mike Cannon, aged forty years, Front
near Mill; congestion.
Sam Davis, aged twenty-five years, 131
Poplar; yellow-fever.
Mrs. Rachael Cole, aged thirty-four years,
1l3 Market; yellow-fever.
Henry Schultze, thirty five years, corner of
Main and Court; yellowfever.
Thomas S. Cloyd, aged thirty-6ve years,
Memphis and Charleston railroad depot; yell
low-fever.
Anthony Schwab, aged forty-eight years,
corner of Commercial and Third; yellow-fe-
yer.
Sam Craig, colored, aged ffty-nine years,
102 Front: consumption.
Willie Baxter, aged two years, Madison;
Birdy RUSSELL colored, fourteen months,
II Mosby; cholera infantum.
Pinkey Washington, colored, aged nine
months, Beale, near bayou; measles.
Doc Barger, colored, aged forty-nine years,
ii Alabama; yellow-fever.
Phillip Burton, colored, aged sixteen,
Adams; yellow-fever.
Henry Morgan, colored, aged nine days, 68
DeSoto; diarrhea.
The total number of deaths is Is; whites,
g; colored Z; total number of yellow-fever,
10, including colored men.