Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

tt Foster, age 4U, W Mauisou' Je"o
fever.
Mrs Bitteman, 1913 Exchange, yellow
fever.
James C Kerry, age 81, SO Bradford
yellow fever.
Mrs Yelta Johl, ITO Commerce. yellow
fever.
A Thwsat, age 80, go Poplar, yellow
fever. E'i
Henry Livingston, age II, lss Poplar
yellow fever.
Sadie HUNTER age "a IS Winchester,
yellow fever. Ia 0t
S B Miller, age SO, l7s AlAbams' yel
low fever.
Mrs c Rezzonica, age 81, ia Poplar
yellow fever.
Anderson Jones. age 55. 1855 Poplar
yellow fever. aGiNt'
Albert Muller, AL Poplar, yellow i'
yer. N.l'
AnuettA Maginnis, age 60, Market
Square, yellow fever, j Vi llad gid
Charles Gusman. age IL, yellow fever,
Josie Malone, age 8 years 8 months,
yellow fever.
Mamie Haynes, Exchange and Third,
yellow fever. 7al
Jennie Gusman, age IL, Poplar street,
yellow fever.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wm Dean has had u relapse.
Lang Wardlaw is nearly well, ,D4
Mason's Depot has raised the qusran-
tine.
Frank Backus has been discharged
from the hospital. ~
Captain Weatherford, of the police
force, has left the city.
The Howards received a total yester-
day Of $2,lO7. 20. .Ym llIle daia.
At Port Gibson there we're 22O CAGES
and rs deaths yesterday.
A X Gillen, Of the citizens relief com
mittee, is dead.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. IA, X Of P,
Brownsville, sends $40.
Fred Brennan is doing well, is well
nursed and, it is believed, will recover.
At Vieksburg yesterday there were lis
new Eases and "a deaths from yellow fe'
yer. ds.
w A Norville, news editor Of the New
Orleans Democrat, died Of the fever yes
/ terday. "
Miss Lake, q refugee from Grenada
died at Holly Springs yesterday morn
ing.
Esquire R B Miller is better. He /
nursed by the Odd Fellows and has ever.
d attention. adi 4oi ssIq0
. There have been three deaths at tn
camp-two from yellow fever and on
from too much whisky. loa 'l
The sick at camp Jo Williams, THU
teen in number, are doing well, an
everything is reported satisfactory dow
there.
E. Mr. Wiltshire, Of Memphis, whose famil
has been summering at Grenada, We
d taken down sick at holly Springs ye
terday morning,
e. The two daughters Of ex-Mayor Loagr
are ia the country and have the feVe
His little son Peter is sick of it init
city. All are reported doing we'll.
Id DR. Marable is doing well under Il
treatment which he prescribes, and W
Il. be out in a few days, he is one Of Il
doctors who takes their " medicine.
ON JF Chandler, at 2O5 Monroe, is uursI
by the Temple Of Honor, and is the on
Ell. person in their hands. He is better, b
/ stroublsd with a rising on his face.
Nv A dispatch from Martin Griffin,
Murfreesboro, yesterday, announces I
eli. death Of DR. Fl R Hopson, one Of 0
Oldest and best physicians. He died
ow yellow fever. aR
Mr. II Reynolds is grand chancell
ow Knights OF Pythias He received $
from Launcelot Lodge No. 10, for I
relief Of brethren Of Memphis. Shot
20 more he needed their treasury is OPP
Mr. Thomas Bird, of Short Third sire
,el. has contributed to the poor, through
relief committee, two barrels Of Ac
nj. ind two hogsheads Of meal. He '
also grind all wheat and corn presen.
vel for benevolent purposes.
The Knights Of Honor have reoei'
from Central Lodge, Columbia, 8
Idacoln Lodge, 43O, St. Leuis, $lOi l
Avery, 81; Martin Schmidt, Natio
vsr Cemetery, So; Fayetteville Lodge ]
Iov Tennessee, $25; total $92,
Rev A Thomas, Of the German P
vel. estant congregation, is one of the n
efficient and jealous workers in
vel. midst. He visits the sick and dyin.
all hours Of the day and night, aud
roll performed a great deal Of arduous Ia
W. hope sach a useful life may lonl
low spared.
The fever appeared on Friday
nue., among the inmates Of the Church &c
Sister Frances and two Of the orphans
.ette, ing Frustrated. They are all cow
cent under the treatment Of DR. Ess
subsequently of DR. Armstrong.
hoped that the isolation Of the infrn
rail will save the other children from
injection.
ever, DR. Summers. Of Nashville, who