Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-24
THE FEVER AT HOME.
DEATHS SUNDAY.

DEATHS SUNDAY.
The following is the official list of deaths
reported to the Board of Health for the
twenty-four hours ending at SIX o'clock last
Sunday evening, September 22d:
Pete Saloy, IS years, Maxwell and Saffa-
rams.
Francia l Hunt, "a years, fernando road.
Mrs. Mary Racquet, a years, Old Raleigh
road.
Mary Bacigalupo (Madame Vincent), 40
years, Union avenue.
Mrs Burke, so years, South.
Fritz Warneke, 81 years, Jones ave.
Matt A Glass, Tngg and Calhoun ave.
James Tge, q years, Poplar.
Mary Ram on, 45 years, Vance and Wal
nut.
Sarah Roberts, IL years. Church home.
Thomas Varlay, Ia years, Broadway.
Annie M'Neil, ia years, Donahue place.
Sallie Gregg, IL years, Peyton ave.
Mrs Nelson, IS years, Carolina and Geor-
gia.
Edward Johnson. So years, Saffarans.
Thomas Violet, ID years, Broadway.
Andrew Schmidt, 80 years, city hospital,
7. G. Bass, az years, of Sherman, Texas,
Mardet street infirmary.
John Kane, % years, Poplar.
J. Haunstein, 80 years, Second.
Mrs Sledge, 40 years, Conte and Jackson.
J. Fl. Blinso, 81 years, Market street mir
mary.
Unknown, colored, Is years, Raleigh road.
Blanche, colored, 10 years, Raleigh
road.
Willie Sanders, 8 years, colored, Court ex-
tended.
Eddie Endsley, IA years, colored, Front.
Child of Mrs jackson, 10 months, colored,
Central Point.
jeff Exon, Is yeas, colored, Saffarans.
Rhoda Cobb, 98 years, colored, South.
Eliza Noah, so year, coIored, Gholston and
Seventh, Fort Pickering.
Anna Eliza Thomson, years, colored, For
Pickering.
Total deaths 50, of which number 80 were
yellow fever; whites, %; colored, 8.
DEATHS MONDAY.
The following is the official list of deaths
reported to the Board of Health, for the
twenty-four hours, ending at six o'clock
yesterday evening:
VIM Nieman, Poplar.
G M Peabody, Leath orphan asylum.
John Haggie, Is Broadway.
Kate Monteverde, Poplar.
John Lewis, corner Second and Union.
Lizzie Roper, fernando road.
David M'Glllavy, Poplar.
Lily Ward, Leath orphan asylum.
Miss l. Morton, fernando road.
VIM Cox, colored, 537 Poplar.
Mrs Jackson, corner Jackson and Third.
Mrs George Cook, corner jackson and
Third.
Sarah Cox, 100 Gayoso.
Serena Carroll, corner Coffee and Second.
&c Lou Allen, colored, Walker avenue.
Susie Gray, colored, Jessamlne.
Ida Foster, corner Third and Walker.
Oscar Anderson, 1929 Linden.
Verge Henderson, colored, Lane avenue.
| Lizzie Polk, colored, New Raleigh road.
| Unknown colored man, city hospital.
| w Armstrong, city hospital
| Barbara, oolored child, city hospital.
| Josephine Teufel, 179 South.
Joseph Patterson, Market street In
| Urinary.
| Mrs Morgan, Henry ave.
Fred Volkner, city hospital.
John Cook, corner Jackson and Third.
Mr. Shears. foot of Jackson.
| - Richardson, colored, Donohue place.
Lucy Richardson, colored, Donohue place.
Lou Oliver, colored, fernando and Broad
| way.
| Jessie Coleman, colored, Third and Bick-
| ford.
| Willie McNeal, colored, short Third.
| Fred Shrub, foot of Jackson.
Noel Lewis, colored, SO Pontotoc.
| Annie Settle, colored, 66 La Rose.
= Burrel, colored, IA Vance.
| Bette Jones, colored, Tennessee and Clay.
| - Suggs, colored, rs Clay:
| Alfred Jones, colored, Linden and walnut.
| Virgil Anderson, colored, Lane ave;
| Burrell Smith, colorel, factory lot Chelsea.
Eliza Cornelia, colored, 232 Linden.
d Countee, colored, Dean ave.
DR.. t. J. Heady, of Sherman, Tex How
ard infrmary.
FP York, 8 Trezevant.
Mansfield HeiGh, county.
Miss Fannie Reynolds, Poston avenue.
Frank Reynolds, Poston avenue.
George Champlain, Henry avenue
Joseph ScaraGotto, near Wolf river.
Walter Chinn, 3353 Pontotoc.
Alexander Mcconnell, Ross avenue.
Mrs M Shoemaker, Marley avenue.
Mrs Minerva Pullen, ellis station.
Mrs A A Norman, 166 Second, Chelsea.
jackson Hines, colored, Overton and Prom
| enade.
Owen Day, Vance and Tennessee.
John Rutter, 50 Clay.
Miss Ella Firth, 90 Echols.
Mrs Scherrie, sister Of st Mary (EpiscopaD
Charles C Brooks, Waldron block infirm-
airy.
Mrs Margaret Schulz, near Elmwood.
Total deaths, "a, of which Al. were white
and % colored.