The New York herald., 1879-09-06
MEMPHIS UNDER PATROL.
Enforcement of the New System OF
Quarantine Police.
NINETEEN NEW CASES.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

Nineteen new cases of yellow fever were reported
TO the Board of Health to-day. of whom
colored. The following are the names of the
whites-
street.
w. W. Lockard. aged 80 years. No. s5S fernando
street.
d. c. Harbert. aged 50 years; City Hospital.
r. F. johnson. aged So years. City Hospital
Cora Fakenberg. aged years. No. SO Second street.
Clara Falkcnberg. aged years. No. 80 Second
street.
Bette Falkenberg. aged II years. No. 80 Second
street.
Mrs. Alexander Keith. aged 45 years. No. 1913 Ala
bama street.
Dennis Ryan. aged 40 years. No. 81 Alabama street.
Pauline Whitehead aged 10 years. Pontoto and
Walnut streets.
Miss Pauline Levy. aged 81 years. Jackson and
Main streets.
Maggie Hines. aged 40 years. No. 2ss Washington
street.
DEATH LIST
The deaths reported by the undertakers are fol-
lows:-
MORGAN METTUGH, aged "a years. No. 800 Madi-
son street.
JOSEPH W. LEE. aged % years. No. So Third
street.
D. G. HARBERT, aged 90 years, City Hospital.
ALlCE blLbO, ageu 10 years, NO. ~ dulnB street
FRANCIsv WATSON aged 2 years, Georgia street
JOHN B. EAsTON. aged % years. No. S56 Wash
ington street.
DIR. G. A. HUNT, aged s5 years. corner Of Main
and Bcale street.
ZACK WRIGHT. aged 40 years, Manassas street.
Miss CONSTANCE BERNARD. aged 23 years, No.
IL Brinckley avenue.
JENNIE FOSTER. aged 10 years. Ave miles east CT
the city.
OLLIE MITCHELL (colored). aged IS years. No. 80
Winchester street.
PATSY wILFoRD '(colored). aged IS years. s44
Court extended.
NURSES ASSIGNED.
In addition to these the following whites were fur
nished nurses to-day by the Howards-
Father +. Chrysostamus Bienke. tThe only priest
in the city Of the franciscan Order. He was stricken
to-day.
Mrs. Thecke. aged 35 years, No. A Fourth street.
Eugene Sullivan. aged years. No. 2l8 fernando
street.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan. aged 60 years. No. so Beale
street.
Mrs. Manning and child. No. 100 Lane street.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PATROL.
The instructions to be observed by pickets and
PATROLS doing quarantine duty in the environs Of the
city, were issued to-day and are as follows:-
Fsrst-Persons will be permitted to come in only
between the hours of six A. M. and twelve noon and
person will be permitted to pass out through the
pickets after five o'clock p. NJ
Sec0nd-No citizen or resident of Memphis will be
permitted to pass the picket line without special
permit from the Superintendent OF Quarantine.
Third-Persons i'll camps around the city will not
be permitted to enter the city. and IL found in the
city will be arrested and punished for violating the
quarantine rules and regulations
Fouvtt-No baggage. bedding or household effects
OF any kind will be permitted to pass the picket
lines either way without permit.
Fyth-Provisions and supplies of all kinds will be
permitted to pass except IN cloth sacks.
SirM-Nether lint, cotton seed cotton will be
allowed to enter Memphis during the epidemic.
BY order OF the State Board OF Health Of the State
JOHN JOHNSON. Superintendent Quarantine.
There the greatest objection to the enforcement
OF rule 8.
DR.. G. d. Bradford returned tonight from wythe
Depot. He reports that Mrs. Glisson's illness is
not yellow fever. but bilious fever
George c. Freeman. president of the Savannah.
Ga, Benevo Association, telegraphs to the How
ard Association to draw him for $500.
The president of the Howard ASSOCIATION received
to-day telegraphic order from Mr.. Jay Gould, OF
New York. for $4,000 for the relief OF the yellow
fever sufferers, with intmation that the giver
would defray the future expense of the work of the
association should the appeal to the country at large
fail IT an adequate response.
letter has been addressed by the editors Of the
Appeal and Avalanche to the editors of the country
in which. after reviewing the noble work of the
Howard Association since last june and presenting.
vivid picture of the present horrors which oppress
the city. the exhaustion of funds and the rapid
crease of expenses until they amount to 81. 900 per
day. they make strong and affecting appeal for aid
from the charitable and sympathetic throughout the
country. There IL doubt that their prayer will
be answered.