Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-22
room, 80 South Court street. every day
from 9 a IN 10 3 p m.
cFcOss, Committee.
re GLASS,

morning:
MEMPHIS, August q.
B. LowenStein, lS2 Church street, New york;
Collect all the money you possibly can
At once. Need il badly. yellow lever
ON the increase. JNo r FLlPPIN. Mayor
TO THE Episcopal CHURCH
The clergy of the Episcopal church
send out the following:
To the clergy and other members Of the kpiS-
copal church throughout the oouatry
We ask for aid 10 meet the heavy de-
tMands made and to be made upon US du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic b
Gro G HARRIS, st. Mary's Cathedral.
CHAs c PARSONS. st. Lazarus q Grace
Church.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The central relief committee, K OF d,
met yesterday morning at the office of
W l Berlin and organized themselves
into a permanent standing committee to
attend to the wants and look after the
sick members Of the order. A fund has
been created and placed in the hands OF
their treasurer, to be used on any Of the
order who may be stricken down during
this epidemic. The following are the
officers: Il N Gage, president; Henry
Clemens, vice president; Max Hermann,
secretary; VIM l Berlin, treasurer. The
executive committee is composed OF the
following members; P Sid Jones, office
Milburn Wagon Company; Norman L
Avery, Joyner, Lemon l. Gale; John
Brenner, liz Poplar street; l. B Robin
son, SO Madison street; c P Aaron, near
Winchester Cemetery; G B Elliott, Sec
ond street, Chelsea. Any member Of the
order who needs attention will send
word to any member Of the executive
committee, whose address is opposite
their names, or the headquarters OF the
board, at VIM l Berliu's office, 80 Madi.
son street; or Rev A Thoms, 10 Robson
street.
i HENRI bOHNLIAEs
This quiet, unobtrusive young man,
who lately became proprietor or man
ager Of Chris Steinkuhls saloon, back oil
Byrd's ~jewelry store, was suddenly taken
i'll with the fever three days ago. he
was we'll liked by all who knew him.
Many anxious inquiries were made 10
regard 10 his condition. Yesterday the
report of a high temperature and sink
ing pulse was unfavorable: Last nigh
he died.
CONTRIBUTION FROM Elk MEMPHIANs.
ST. LOUIS, August q.
F. VIM. R. Moore 4 Co., Memphis:
Draw on us at sight for n hundred
dollars for Memphis aud Grenada suffer
ers. Watkins & GILLILAED.
DEATH OF A RAILROAD MAN.
Mr.. 7. A. Cloyd, who has been tickle
agent Cf the Memphis and Charleston
railroad for q year, and was previousll
connected with Patterson's Transie
Company, died this morning at 3 o'closl
after an ~illaess Of only a few days. H.
bad been attending to his duties at tn
I depot during the day time aud going on
in the country at night. When takeI
sick he sent for his wife and she came i
ct once and remained at his bedside VI
til the last. He was a prominent MasoI
well known in this community aud stoo
deservedly high in the esteem Of his en-
ployers aud all who knew him.
FOR DESTITUTE SICK ONLY.
The destitute sick absolutely needin
subsistence can apply to the members
the citizens relief committee in the
ward for an order for same. We gi'
names Of the committee in each ward
First ward-JJ Duffy, 7 Consadin
BE Aaron Stevenson (colored).
h. Second wArd-D F Goodyear, T. Ma
shall, F B Davis (colored).
n Third wArd-W P Proud6t. CAPITA
!. McCabe, S A Grigsby (colored).
IL Fourth ward-John Beamisb, II
OIL Briukley, C Thomas (cOlored)
Fifth. ward-Rsv DR. Landrum, Jam
Cleary, I Jackson (colored).
Sixth ward-Luks E Wright, G
Az Fisher, J A Thompson (colored).
Seventh ward-J G Londsdale, jr,
u.s. A Wheatley, Vernon Chslmer (%coloreC
ow Eighth wards M Jobe, G f Cor
Captain James Glass (colored)
nd Ninth ward-A 7 Lacey, R B Mill
'ur James Lott (colored).
Tenth ward-George Hassinger,
TN Strsbl, Jesse Wood (colored).
THE GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
John G. Lousdale, jr., treasurer Of
ro- citizsps' relief committee, has furnish
his the following list Of parties who hi
er. contributed money to the relief fund:
but Charles Nelson, Nashville, $50; I
ian 4 ProudGt, Memphis, %; Brooks, Ne
ars & Co., Memphis, so; R Brown, Il G
In Manson & Co. 5; Gus A Morti, 2
any Ringwald, 8; W R Danie, l; 10 Cuppe
lad SOC; Jacob Miller, SOC; E Mathews, 8
tee ] W Keys, /; Charles Loclerc, d z
ner & Co, 81 Burwinkel 4 Go, 2; ]
Maucini, /; A Campbell, IL ] Gat
ling SOC; NJ Rosenbaum, SOC; Il Moore, 8
, Of L K,mmerer, Csc; = Simons, SOC;
tied Gallena, Toe; NJ Cohn, 5Oci John
lies bera, soc; 7 E Plaity, l; Frank Sc
re. man, /; James A Buckham, {
H Hack, /; @ P Krouse, q
Adler & Bro, /; James Dixon,
rave Frank Sturla, l; W & S Jack 4 Co
49,. Nj N;odarar K. r Al Rates so. n