Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-09

oACAIt
Mr. W Berlin and wife are well of
the fever.
Frank Bsamish, Of the Appeal, is do
ing well.
xsiOt J c Thrsll died of the fever thi.
morning.
The Towards have nearly 1900 nurses
employed.
Paul Kuhn is progressing finely at the
iDfrmary.
Seven Sisters have died since the few
err appeared.
Henry kaufman, son of L kaufman.
died last night.
DR. Marable went out too o and
had a relapse.
W A McCloY late of the late Herald,
is down with the fever.
Captain Pat Haley Of tne Hook and
Ladder Company. is down.
Mrs Sifers and two children, 294 Pop.
lar, are fully recovered.
The Howards want fifteen new mem.
bers--responsible citizens.
Elizabeth Speers, wife Of N W Speers,
died Of the fever Saturday.
Maggie Horne died Of the fever at
2S3 Union street, Saturday.
R W Lamb, who has been sick at
Camp Williams, has recovered.
There we're 3 new cases and 2 deaths
at Hickman, Ky, Saturday.
Belize Hamilton, Of the telegraph
in6rmary, is down with the fever.
At New Orleans Saturday, there
we're 232 new cases aud II deaths.
There we're 81 deaths at Vicksburg
Ssturday-2O whites, and Is blacks.
Nathan Gibson, book keeper Of MessrS
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co. died this morning.
B Hill, at 2s6 Linden street, has a
mild case of fever, and is doing very
we'll.
AT Brownsville, Saturday, therel we're
IL new cases and 3 deaths from yellow
fever.
W ] HARE, with P NJ Patterson 4 Co,
has recovered, and will be out in a few
days.
Jacob Loeb died last night out on the
fernando road, two miles distant from
the city.
Physicians have bean restricted in
giving orders on the Towards for sup.
plies.
mrs Warneke, a kind.bearted Christian
lady, died Of the fever and was buried
Saturday.
The genial, kind.hearted Barney
Hughes is reported on the sick list, He
was attacked last night.
Harry 0 Bowden, a printer, died on a
RAtboat at the mouth Of Wolf river, and
was buried Saturday.
d ID Gowley, a Pittsburg telegraph
op orator, was stricken down with the
fever Saturday night.
MRS. v Botto, three miles out on
Union avenue, has a light case Of fever,
and will soon be we'll.
Joe W TriGg, nephew of Captain AID
Storm, and collector Of the Anchor Line,
was buried Tuesday last.
Seven men in Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.'S
store we're stricken down in one day, and
the establishment closed.
Drs Meade and Williams, two volun-
teer physicians from Kentucky,I died Sat.
urday Of the fever.
The fever is bad in Fort Pickering
Numbers of our citizens fed there at the
outbreak OF the fever.
Al Wheeler, a prominent citizen and
bright Mason, died at bis residence, Sat.
urday, Of the fever.
The Market street infrmary is full,
and no more patients can be admitted
for the present.
Dr. Julius Wise and Moaart Sarto.
rius, we're able to join their friends yes.
terday at the dining table.
Benjamin 4 Sheppard died at his
residence, 81 Linden street, yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock, Of the fever.
Mrs Amis, a volunteer nurse, who at.
tended on Rev George O Harris, is sick
with the fever at rs Stewart avenue.
Herbert Landrum, city editor Of the
Avalanche, was taken down again ysster.
day and has a very bad case Of fever.
At Canton, Miss. there were u new
cases and 3 deAths Saturday. One
thousand persons are sick there.
Ed Callahan, Of 40 Poplar street died
Of the fever on Friday, near Camp 10
Williams. His person was robbed after
death.
Miss Ella Boddie, on Union avenue,
three miles out, is down with the fever.
She had not been in the city for more
than a month.
Gatens, ll2 Linden street, who has
had a had case, is convalescsnt, with
the careful nursing Of q H A Smith, Of
Savannah.
Visitors to the patients in the Howard
lnhrmaries are requested to call only DO.
tween the hours Of II a n, and u m,
and q . SPIN.
Messrs CrOikshAnk and Foller, mem
berS Of the Typographical Union, died Of
the fever Saturday. Mr. Cruiksbauk'S
wife is in Scotland.