Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19
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Deaths from Noon Yesterday to
Noon To-Day.

Mrs Mary Dunn, age 81, Sixth
and Georgia.
Leoni Lensford, age s, gas works
Matte Richards, corner TrigE
and Raleigh avenues.
Benj.l W Brown, colored, cor,
ner Georgia and Ninth.
Oscar Monsaratt, age 10, Valen.
tine avenue.
Robert Heidel, age %, new Raj,
eigh road.
EddieIOlark, near Calvary Gene
terry.
Nukolena P Ohristianson, age 16,
Randolph road.
George Kutsch, age 16, Walker
and Front.
Sargent McEllroy, boulevard.
Grimey Paine, McLemore ave.
Mrs Posey Cleere, Raleigh.
Mrs John Hollywood, Father
nAd1thCW CdLup.
Judge P 7 Scruggs, Goodlett
Station.
Preston Taylor, colored, Jackson,
near Rayburn ave.
Mrs H Cohen, Trigg ave.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frost this morning.
Mrs Moore, at the old Poston place, is
very low.
DR. G B Thornton was reported doing
well last night.
DR. Hiuson, the dentist, is reported in
a critical condition.
Miss Shevenell died at Raleigh ycster.
day evening.
James RalstOn is doing finely at Ra'
leigh.
Mrs POsey Claire died at Raleigh last
night.
Willie Cyrode, of Cynthia street, il
doing very we'll.
Robert Heidel, of Chelsea, died thiu
morning o ffever.
Mrs John Hollywood died at Camp
Father Mathew, last night
Fred Henniger. a we'll known shoe
maker, was stricken with the fever thil
morning.
Columbus Vaccaro. son Of A Vaccsre
is sick with the lever sixty miles below
Cincinnati.
DR. De GrAffenreid continues 10 make
favorable reports OF the condition overi il
Hope6eld.
Mrs Monssrrstt, living four miles GU.
on Valentine avenue, has four cases o
the fever in her family.
Mrs Katie Bailey died Of the fever a
six o'clock yesterday morning at be,
residence on Horn Lake road.
The wife of Captain Arats. Of the pc
lice force, was among the dead of yes
terdsy.
Mrs Blanche Ransom is considered on
Of danger. She is being tsnderly nurset
by her sister, Mrs Cara Parker.
Sergeant Pat McElroy, Of the policI
force, died last night at the Cockrel
place, on the boulevard, FIVE miles frou
the city.
Eddie Clark, son of Mr D A Clark
died yesterday at the Poston place. NJ
W P Guthrie reports thirteen case
there.
Mr.. John Brenner, the efficient visitt
Of the Knights Of Honor, is up on hi
feet again, and will 1901 join bis CON
rades.
Russell Renesu, a compositor in tbi
Office, is eonvalescing under the skillfu
treatment Of DR. Marable and the excel
leut nursing Of ] BDousn, Of Charleston
S C.
Misses Lula and Jane Renesu, dAugl
ters Of S L Rsneau. of the LEDGER, ar
doing well under the skillful treatmer
Of DR. Marsble and the attentive nursiu
Of Kiss Lyde Lsnigan.
Mr. S P Read, who, as cashier Of Ii
Usion and Planters BaAk, has rendere
invaluable service BY keeping that insr
tution open during the epidemic, v,
stricken with the fever Thursday evening
Little Clarence, the bright little TIRE
Jear-old son Of the late Byron Brook
who was stricken with the fever Thur
day, was reported 10 a dangerous coDd
ton last hight. Mrs Brooks is Glow.
recovering.
, Our old Trend Joe Crabb was able
pull on his bootr yesterday. The re
Of the family are cenVAlescing, With Il
, exception Of the infant who is not doir
80 well. Old Joe has been severe
stricken already. Let Us hope that Go
may spare the irsil life Of the infant.
Mr. Rudolph scheibler, who has be'
%rusticatiog these past two months in Il
: nsigbbOrhoOd Of Raleigh, vas Sc,
: yesterday snifiOg the city air and deli
Grating whether or no it was good for b
4 health. We advise him 10 remain in b
woody retreat q week or two longer.
Eddie Plummer, a worthy young mi
Of DeSoto street, whose family has 81
fered heavily from the fever, has be-
> down some weeks. and bis recovery