Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28

Alice Shipper, III years, 81 Oyerton.
Mrs. Froise, SO years, so Second.
Frank Gouse, % years, Sc Second.
Ellen Coyle, 10 years, 300 Madison.
Mary Ausky, COL, Is years, 156 Monroe.
L. Ausky, colored, 30 years, 156 Monroe.
Mrs. F. Whitford, 81 years, 1853 Madison.
Miss E. SCHUYLER. Is years, 263 Nam.
Peter Hewitt, Is years, Monroe.
Mrs. Fullett, AZ years, Ill Adams.
Mollie Fullett, 12years, III Adams.
Edmond Fullett, 6 years, Ill Adams.
P. Steinbecker, 40 years, "a Hill.
A. Meinicke, 10 years, 1877 Washington.
Mrs. Newman, 128 Washington.
Ella Gillen, q years, 410 Shelby.
Miss Maggie Stewart, 120 Madison.
Mrs. C. Waiter, "a years, 81 Madison.
G. Walter, 80 years, 81 Madison.
V. Sengel, 80 years, Huppert avenue.
Kate Bruner, As years, Fifth and Auction.
Sister Alberta 35 years, LaSalette AGA my.
Sister Cecilia, 80 years, LaSalette acad my.
Charles II. Lory, 8 years, Huppert avenue.
Brother Vendollne, Sc years, Franciscan
convent, Court street.
George -, colored, 80 years, Sc Adams.
Fred Lory, Is years, Huppert avenue.
Walter Morgan, 81 years, 81 Johnson av-
enue.
Father M'Garrey, II years, 81 Adams.
Miss Madden, Is years. Thomas avenue.
Miss Victory, % years, 50 Mosby.
Charles Tunal, II years, 81 Adams.
Sister Irene, - years, st. Joseph academy.
Total new cases, 96. Whites, 81; col
ored, Ii.
THE DEATH ROLL OF YESTERDAY.
Joseph Broman, colored, II years, corner
Orleans and Vance; congestiVe fever.
Robert Malone, colored, years, 2O5 Mon
E; k0D' % years. % "o0SA0n; Sel-
William Wilson, colored, &c years, 147
Washington; yellow-fever.
Robert Nicholson, IS years, so Mosby; yell
low-fever.
c. Walter, So years, 81 Madison; yellow
fever.
- JohI, IS years, Ill Commerce; yellow
fever.
A. Klafli, 81 years, 442 Poplar; yellow
fever.
Loretta S. Sullivan, 51E years, 1877 Elliott;
yellow-fever.
Lizzie Walsh, Is years. SO Linden; yellow
fever.
Katie Walsh, 10 years, SO Linden; yellow
fever.
VIM. Speckernagle, Al years, 125 Poplar;
yellow-fever.
Mrs. c. Hollenberg, % years, 81 Madison;
yellow-fever.
Mrs. Mary CanepO, % years, Al Causey;
Tom Winters, 40 years, city hospital; yell
low-fever.
Joe Miller, 80 years, city hospital; yellow
fever.
Maggie Ring, IS years, city hospital; yell
low-fever.
R. A. Able, Sc years, city hospital; yellow
fever.
Charles Winston, q years, 2 Ross avenue;
yellow-fever.
Daniel Duffey, 40 years, IL Alabama; yell
low-fever.
Maggie Ternay, 45 years, 4 High; yellow
fever.
Mary Bergman, 81 years, 90 Beale; yellow
fever.
Joseph Brunson, colored, II years, Orleans;
congestlve fever.
= M'Call. 40 years, corner Walnut and
Pontotoc; yellow-fever.
Charles Mitchell, colored, % years, 155
Main; yellow-fever.
Pat Mack, Is years, city hospital; yellow
fever.
Laura shepperd, cOlOred, "a years, Poplar;
c. H. Upchurch, 60 years, 1873 Robson,
yellow fever.
Brooks Parish, COL, 20 years, city hospital
yellow-fever.
Michael Brew. so years, Third near Over
ton.
John Latch, "a years. SO Robson; yellow
fever.
W. GIantzen, 80 years, 100 Third; yellow
fever.
Mary Nixon, IS years, Poplar; yellow
fever.
Mr.. F. E. Sheppard, a years, 81 Linden;
yellow-fever.
Alice Morris, 80 years, Az Poplar; yell
low-fever.
Cyrus johnson, rs years, Poplar; conges-
ton.
Total deaths, 36; yeIlow-fever, 80; other
causes, 4; white, 80; colored, z.
HOWARD v1srroR' g REpoprs
District No. 1-Edmondson and Waring,
visitors: Number sick, l34; yellow-fever, SO;
nursed by association, 118; convaescents, 2,
Mrs. and Miss Brown, at 158 Washington
street; died, z; new cases, 30.
District No. 5-Holt and M'Callum, WISH
tors: Number sick, SO; yellow fever, Is;
nursed by association, IS; convalescents, %;
District No. 81. H. Mitchell, visitor:
Number sick, 80; yellow-fever, "a; nursed
by association, "a; new cases, 8.
District No. Chelmsford and Richards,
visitors: Number sick, 124-all yellow-fe-
yer; nursed by association, 81; convalescents,
2, Anna Knight and Mahla Knight; rslapsed,
l, Charles Ruder; died, l; new cases, 26.
District No. 3-Cook and Staffer, visitors:
Number sick, SO; yellow-fever, 48; nursed by
the association, 36; new cases, %.
District No. DIR. w. J. Anthony, visit
or: Number sick, 127; yellow-fever, IA;
nursed by association, 16; conyalescent, IA;
died, 81 new cases, 81.
District No. 1s-P. w. Semmes, visitor:
Number sick, As; yellow-fever, 43; nursed by
association, 20; new cases, 2.
n. D. Menken, visitor at large, reports 1
death on corner of Commerce and Alabama
streets, and new cases-Lizzie, Rosa and
Rebecca Meyers, at rs Beale street, and
David, Solomon and Henry Meyers, at 298
Poplar street.
District No. 4-Stoddard and Rogers,
visitors: Number sick. so; yellow-fever, A;
nursed by association, 81; died, 3; new cases,4.
ASSIGNMENT OF DOCTORS TO DISTRICTS.
OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 271 MAIN ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, August %, 1878.
The medical corps of the Howard associa-
ton have been assigned to duty as follows:
First Ward-Drs. Abercrombie and Cor
don. Calls will be left at Renkert's drug
store, corner Main and Market streets
Second Ward-Dr. Purnell. Calls will be
left at Goodyear's drug store, corner Main
and Poplar streets
Third Ward-Dr. Cavanagh. Calls will
be left at Morrison & Hume's drug store,
corner Main and Adams street.
Fourth Ward-Dr. E. A. White. Calls
will be left at Seabrook's drug store, corner
Nam and Union streets.
Fifth and Sixth Wards-Dr. Sim. Calls
will be left at Battier's drug store, on BeaIe
street.
Eighth Ward-Drs Armstrong and
Hodges. Calls will be left at Thweat's drug
store, corner Poplar street and Carroll avenue
Dr. Nuttall will retain his present district.
Where this assignment changes the dis
trict previously occupied, the physician in
charge will continue his visits until he turns
his list over to his successor.
r. W. MITCHELL, MD,
Medical Director Howard Association.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO CITIZENS RELIEF FUND.
Henry Rice, B. Lowenstine and Isaac Fried
man, committee at New York, through Rice,
Silk & Co. $4,000 in all from them), $1,000;
Bluff City insurance company, 300; Garrett
& Bartliff, and the Memphis drummers at
Little Rock, Arkansas, $45; Excelsior manu-
Wetter & Co., 800; f. Boegler & Co., New
York, through A. Vacarro & Co, $25; Judge
L. v. Dixon, Memphis, $25; w. Sanford, G..