Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-22

By DR. Green.
Henry Mccall, age 40, Pontotoc and
Walnut, by DR. Sim.
Mollie Joyce, Front street, near Syca-
more.
Maggie Joyce, Front street, near syc'
Mary Britmau, Auction street, neal
Fifth.
E. Hill, Worsham House.
Mrs e J Hill, Worsham House.
Sallie Livingston. Z years, 1873 Poplar
street.
Fannie Livingston, age l5, lsS Poplar
Isaac M~Oorehouse, l42 Poplar.
Sam Pollock, SO Fourth.
Isaac %Isascs, 2l2 Washington.
John Moorebouse, l42 Poplar
Susan Lochmeyer, 9 Washington.
WIN Glautzer, 100 Third.
Lizzie Motif, 2 High.
Willie Motif, age 10. 2 High.
Maurice Levin, l43 Adams.
Jas Shute, 2l2 Carroll avenue.
Belle Ware, Is Jefferson.
Jos Hughes, as Exchange street, ex.
tended.
- Cody, Sc Hill.
John A Roush, Monroe street, near
Third.
David Randolph, l6s Robson.
Mrs Matte Gotham.
Andrew J Owens, 2l3 Court.
John D Elliott, l55 Adams.
Wm Griffin, IS Winchester.
DR. John G Rodgers, lOl Adams.
Rosie Marshall, colored, 1873 Poplar
street.
Frank Backus, city hospital.
John Madison, Pigeon Roost road.
TbOs Forester, city hospital.
Arthur Alexander. colored, city hos
pital.
Jas Gross, Ill Market.
Mamie Gross, Ill Market.
Mary Gross, Ill Market.
Morgis Samuels. SO Washington.
Henry Schilling, IL Adams.
Miss Weller, l23 Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS
Jackson, Miss, is almost deserted o.
account Of a yellow fever panic, and tb
MasOns appeal to their brethren through
out the United States for aid.
Nine cases and three deaths at Car
ton, Miss,
Geo W Childs and A J Drexel, Of Phi
adelphis, contributed Eve hundred do
! lars each TO the yellow fever sufferers.
No yellow fever at Cairo yet.
, Oxford has no fever.
New Orleans had l07 new cases and
deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
Mrs N Sehwartzenberg, CT Memphi
died yesterday at Chattanooga Of yello
fever, contracted before she lett home.
Vieksburg had fifty new cases al
tWentylour deaths in the twenty.fol
hours up to last night.
A family OF seven were stricken vii
J. the fever near Summit yesterday.
DEATH OF A MIsER.
} A Mr. Williams, one of the large pI
psrty owners Of Memphis, died h
morning at Grenada of yellow feve
: He owned several fine blocks here, b
lived aud treated his family like a mi
in a5ject poverty, aud for many yea
has been known as Hog" Williams.
+ his last hours he refused to give a
thing for the sufferers around him, a
o actually applied to the relief commit
for supplies.
SENkTOBlAs
-. Reports from Senatobia this morni
: are to the effect hat the appearance
the fever at that place yesterday creat
quite q panic, aud fully sixty fanil
have left the place, Five cases are
- ported. From
II
reports are that ITO deaths in all hi
occurred and 100 persons are now do
There are only eight we'll white citiz
:, left 10 the town,
THIS HowARDs
:, received to-day up to one o'clock alb
$1,000 by telegraph from abroad.
- A TOUCHING SCENE.
At one o'clock today Mr. A NJ 81
dard, one Of the Howards, visited
on neat aud tasteful cottage Of Mr. He
Mccall, on the corner Of P%ontotoc
at, Walnut streets. There be beheld a SC
that would melt the stoutest of bea
m. Mr.. Mccall and bis wife lay dying Of
his plague, no minister, no friends, not Q
I'D a nurse from some benevolent organ.
ton was there to soolbe chem in their
md moments. Six young children st
around them unconscious Of the terri
ma fate about to make them doubly orphI
THE EIGHTH YARD
ma One of the eliefcommittee Of The
ward will DO on hand at the commi