Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-10

Geo Davis, near corner Lauder
dale and South Jackson.
Frank Jones, 10 Auction.
- Madison, corner fernando
road and Walker avenue.
casper, south gate Elmwood
Cemetery.
Mr. MalOney, $50 Old Raleigh
road.
Mrs Ellen Monahan, Poplar
street boulevard.
Joe Rufin, corner Broadway and
Rayburn avenue.
Jas McNeal, Donahue place.
Francis Windler, three miles in
country.
Thos Donnelly, near Leath Or
phan Asylum.
Child of Thos Fox, outside the
the city.
A VI Hamilton, four miles on
turnpike.
A f bod, four miles on turnpike.
Miss Eliza Goepel, Market street
infirmsry.
Fanny Caldwell, corner Rayburn
and Walker avenues.
John -, rear AZ Second.
Unknown child, Broadway and
South Jackson.
Miss Lizzie Rajggo, age 10, Old
Raleigh road.
George Erskine, Randolph road,
four miles out.
Albert Casey, colored, 119@
Pontotoc.
Alice Duffy, age II, Alabama.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Colonel P G Bigley was out yesterday.
Willie L Townsley is improving.
Gilbert ellis, who has been in charge
Of Bracket stables, was down yesterday.
Fred Smith, who LEFT Memphis some
time ago, died st Milwaukee this week
Mr. Webb, Of Porter, Taylor 4 Co, il
doing we'll and improving.
Eddie Case. Of the Avalanche, is doing
well.
Mr. P Crump, of Walsh h Co, is doing
we'll.
Captain J Henry Cooper is quite i'll a
Horn Lake, Miss.
Captain James Cleary is doing noble
work; he is 90 duty day and night.
Victoria Pyles, wife Of our coloreC
porter, is doing we'll.
NV LuG. book-kseper Of the Ava
lsnche, is slowly improving.
There were fifteen cases at ROssVille
yesterday.
Mrs Mal.y, wife ofthe late P W Maley
died yesterday.
. John C Frayser, who has been i'll, !
now improving.
: The rain yesterday sent Captain Ere
Brennan to grass. Fred is too smart.
3 The Misses Kate and Carrie Plain ar
/, both improving.
: Mrs Burke, at the FIRST toll gate on th
boulevard, died yesterday.
James YOuge, sf F M White 4 @
4 and child are convslescing.
Macon Webb, Of Porter, Taylor 4 @
was reported very low yesterday.
Mr. P Crump, Of Walsh & Co, unde
takers, we are glad TO know, was sittir
up yesterday.
Mr. James Scully, night clerk at Il
Howard rooms, was stricken with Il
y fever last light.
Mrs Feeuey, go Wellington street.
doing we'll under the care Of DR. Rsnde
of Minneapolis.
Mrs William Krsu', and her chill
&c aged nine years, are sick Of the fever
" No 10 Vance street.
The two little children, the last Of {
Kerr family, are reported very low, vi
little hopes Of recovery.
Three Of the Mcclellan Guards W
stricken down yesterday - Dick Lar
,. Cicero Nelson and All Cary.
Paul spigel, a member Of the Bl
City Grays, died yesterday morning,
Camp Joe Williams, Of yellow fever.
George Erskine, a we'll known cidz'
died yesterday Of yellow fever, a.
Is, residence, five miles from the city.
" Joseph obermeysr, b~ookkesper for
Hobart & Co, cotton buyers, died ,
terday, ieur miles in the country
RF Lowery, vile and child, ETA Il
lily Of Eve, have died within the paal
i4l days.
I'm 7 W Sheffield, a Mobile nurse,
lar been successful IN bringing Dan Boss
a. through a dangerous %illoess,
lac Howell Sigler has passed tho dan.
point, but il be don't control thst W
ENNl a.
'p tite he will again 70 down.
Mr. Cowart, who volunteered rs ~
;,o from Shreveport, and had a ssyefs
mi, tack Of the fever, was out yeshrdsy
any It is f Prescott who IL DOM Y
the fever not J P Prescott, the secret
Of the Knights Of Honor committee