, 1879-08-19
Return to tho 1sctcngl1cred City Of
n Large Party OF Mon-
phinns.
Their Unoordial Reception by the
People Doing the Fighting.
Only Thirteen New Cases, Seven Whites
and Si1 Colored.
4 New Coas Of Regulations Adopted by
tho Tennessee Board Of Hoalth.
MEMPHIS.
MORE ENCOBnAGiNG.

MORE ENCOUKAUiNtts
Epecfnf Dtspoteh 10 TIE T,4bfne
AfEMrttls, Tcnn., Aug. 1s.-A rctl.hot sun all
tlay with d coinscEactng low temperature In
..n,.r places, ma,ie Memphis rather uncomforta-
hIc 10 those who eutertain duubta about thetr
immunity from tin prevailing plag.lc. 1t was
tint kind OF temperature that produced chilly
scuaatioli In tue system whcn not oxposcd to
tie SUMS rays, and tie other extreme TO thosc
w!luso duties compelled them 10 be out doors.
Notwithstanding this unfnvorable atmospheric
condition, the board Of Health hooks producu
gratifying reports Of decrease in the number
OF new cases, only fifteen bc[ng officially an
nounccd. OF theBo seven arc wsittn nnl six
colorcd. Several ohcrs arc reported sick to-
.lav. hut tic attending p!lystcians arc not satis-
1eil OF tho character Of their Illness. Among
them arc Thomns Cooke, we'll known in COM
n,crclal circles; John G. Hook, compositor In
the Appe,' oItire. anl Gen. skctllngton, recent
ncccsslou to the Memphis Bur, but woll known
IN adjacent towns.
FROM OUTSIDE THE C1Tr LIMITS
hear OF two cafcs Of yclow.fersr. stricken last
night. They are: Mrs. Vau Anderson, daughter
of tic late Gov. James c. Jones, nnh her daueE.
ter, AGED about IL years. They reside about
foi1r mtlcs east oil tho Poplar street boulevard.
hayo just learned that the da,trhter,
&ft Hot1t jot
asea III, =, "', ns.',e', w. 1'i ,a,a.n, -,
10 "ao'S a4.a,. s ~ ~ -. ,,,t1,o,.. woi,.1cfne,
W. ,,.. usss' 49,. ~ ~ o,.. J.. 49,, ~ H., rc,r,a
easu )" se"t"1e'tt n"o - w, s...",. ithar
Illness should turn out yellow-fcvcr, It VIII
cause stir among the majority retnain!HE here
unaef the IMPRESSION 'a'at 'neS a'7 to's' 'oo''
t.h oSue" - ",'o ho.,, ,,..,a, .,.o
report seven 'ntefh'chss' ono oo'''s on''ao us
e.sy h'h'ta' H'''os tno 4'I'"s ,v,,,..
INC Hah.es U, .A''.'.. .,,.,n. .,,.s o,.. =
nepne" VI 1'r. =" ~ is.,. "ms., ~ ~ ,a.'. h,tT,t
JIG "ns s'a!s ,eu'sa. ea.''' - '"''
pfoln'se' III" ',s"'s tsSpse,sa M ,'..,,,,ns
Ao4hhn q. 'eo"n ..' ol ,1.s .'sa.s,,. ~.
retuf'''''e no'.i - '.o",s ,.; '..."s,,sa.
weso SOON "anoeu ~ .'1 ..'.. 's" 49,. ,'o, ~"
!hose "naee'l''A'ca ~ t'a'"t ~ ~" ~ ~
,esss "ese onu, nv, auIS .o soo,,,. ,ron, "a, ~
1ou'a'at.oe, "".'u 'o' "'A -"
at.H" s., y, '"c ,. ."soe' ,.s :, IT.,
tne oua se.'o"s lopo'k Nv ue"s" 49,. w.. -.
t.'sn1,' " "s" eu"tss' "" 49, a,s., u.s,.a
'ne o!a nA'etkn 'oa"' o4t''oo wv NY ''''.''''
cae's 'a''S u'o'1'fh
aA"Ea' -,.,
lhe 'o''o"H's a1o u'e nnl''es " "'.,.ea . o''sA'
" fepoftefi among tne new sases to'oas'
=: u: haan: 'neSson anu ,la'''c.
,:.',,, ~ reec'a""' nance "n' % 1le,na''ao'
Ws'hat' Carfo''' 40. VI ncSoto'
sa'nes n. Aul,ay' ~ ~ 1.n ,to 1,ssnanao' n,R
hlrs. 9nl'hs so'cf, No. llo n:aie'
WING e'efn' Haio'',a anu fHtn
airs. Heori.e WEISS l'oss asenuc'
| i"e lo,'o"',s nanes ~ "n'es afo o"oFaec"
III 'ooa!s l''asitnMc,s y. ;,n' 'epo'ts' =.
, ATS H''="oc'n A'cner' " scA's' so' 100 olo
"ae,eh 1pa" ,,,,., ,o
a.n''' l.. "''..' ~ 5s'fs' w. ~ ',c'oto'
"i''."'n ee'tsi'o' w at"As' S"tol'uat nea1
ocsenth' --..-
ttnlso sai'nta' " years. no. -io Madlsoa.
LoscHtz oal!ss' ~ years. ItospltaI'
VIZ T. Ne5son, II years, foplar boulevard,
tive miles fson tic city,
| nAHn'cADEs.
| j. meeting OF the t}cncral Committee os
| Safoly WIS held to-ttav, At which, among other
tht.lgs was discussed tho necessity of placing
.cnrdon nj barrlrades around tlae southern in
feetetf district, cmhrac[i1 that part Ut tic city
bounded by Georgia ssrcct OH tho south, Well
| tngtun Oil the cast, st. Atnrttn on the west and
Deala on the nnrtht ST as. to allow no one 10 &C
In or 10 come nut, except to 20 to posnts to re-
na!0 outside the city liniLts.
. THE cotoKEp r,itLAsTuRorlsrs.
4 run,or wns current oil the ssrests to-1a'
that Mr.. Frot1ian, the colorcd nun scnt
| huroha 70 sonelt SUBSCRIPTIONS Inr The
Colorcsi Relief Association, had tcle
grAphel home for money tn dcfra,
bis expenses home. 1t IL also said tint the Col
| otcd Relief Committee held meeting to-dAy,
| nnl resolved that ts,u amount of contributions
received wits too small fur present use, 1iIs
railroads tavng closed, no supplies could rcacl
them; therefore the atnoslut Oh haul would tx
held over for use next year, or wien another
epidemic occurred.
/ NEW CAsrs,
| To The HfatrH AsIocit<d Pratt
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 1a.-Etght new case!