The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-16

Rev. r. Fl. WELLER.
DR.. R. P. DANIELS.
o. P. KSIPP.
A child oe Mr.. BOWMAN.
MIrfIE SULLIVAN tcolored).
DR.. ,. L. JOHNSON.
Mrs. =. L. JOHNSON.
Miss OuLAHAN.
FLORIDA CLAYTON (colored).
II. GAY.
Miss CuLLMAN.
JOHN GRAVES.
JMgsIE Fi4owRRs (colored).
THOMAS MADISON (coloredG
J. IL EvEaBTT tcoloredD.
WILLIAM B. RoUEFELD.
J. FOSTER.
Mrs BETHEL.
J. G. WILLIAMS (colored).
Miss JULIA COMMIT.
BA1zsa MCDONALD.
Mira j. J. CoNSIFF.
JAMES PEREZ tcOlored).
DOLLY NELSON tcolored).
Mis. Arthur T1GNoR.
JoAN EvANs.
SCogr RosRRTsoN (colored).
CHARLor9R LLOYD (colored).
Ap2AM HIOuARD (oolored).
Rosa RICHARD (colored).
RoBEaT OSBORN.
J. T. DRIsDBLL.
Mrs. A. II. BOWLER.
JAMES CUSSLNGHAM (colore(
GEORGE FORNEY.
Mrs. Il. LILLLENTHAL.
A child of JOHN BENNETT.
Mrs. LAURA STUART (coloredJ.
X. A. MoRDY.
MAY McMURRAY.
WILLIAM McMURRAY.
HENRY MARTIN.
Miss MAY MATHEWS.
W. B. FLOYD.
G. W. THOMPSON.
LILLE SMITH.
ELIzABETH WARREN.
MARY SCoTT (colored).
AMANDA ANDERSON.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
DEvERo HUNTER.
r. c. NACoaBER.
KATIE FLEMING.
Mr.. REURO
LEE ALBIELD (colored).
SARAH EvINs coloredl.
ALFRED ANDERSON.
LULA GILMORE
PAT MALONE.
A child of Mr. MARSHALL.
ANNIE WARREN
NETTIE HARRIS.
NJ. CONWAY.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
Capt. ADAMS.
II. BROOKS BRADDoCK.
B. T. CHRISTIAN.
Miss JESSIE GARNIE.
Miss IDA HOMELAND.
OLIVER HAMPTON (colore6.
ANNA Cox.
H. PHILLIPS.
v. J. STnwART.
JOHN SHERMAN.
Those discharged to-day are:
Miss JOSIE WAGNER.
Miss WAGNER.
Mrs. YoUMAN and daughter.
Mrs. PITTMAN.
Miss A. OULAHAN.
GEORGE DOUGLASS.
DR.. gunner.
ANNIE BARBER.
NJ. GARY.
j. K. A. HUssEY.
ADA HUssEY.
J. F. ROLLINS.
w. B. BARNETT.
Mrs. W. II. CHRISTIE.
RAIN CAUSES APPREHENSION.
The deceitfui weather this morning we
bright and sunny, but shortly after moo
ne clouds opened and tho rain descended
livery fresh rain is received with alarm b
Tue people, for they realize fully what
means to tho sick, and as every one who ha
not yet had the fever expects to, be is yer
lnxious that the sick should have ever
blessing and accommodation, for it may |
mat he will be in that plight soon. I'll
funerals Of f. w. Ely, Louis ]. F1emin
ana II. A. L'Engle occurred to-day. Jacl
onyille people realize their loss.
SOME GRUMBLING.
The complaints regarding the executiv
votnmittee of the sanitary ass citation seel
very prevalent now. The trouble is tht
Ssuge Jones has been so overworked that /
could not do himself justice, and the nt
Ilent he left everything seemed to run to su
M'of. He was a good organizer, and ha
Werythipg in good shape, but his secretari
nF' Kettle, became i'll and then SO muc
work vas thrown on him that he could ne
s'ahd 1t, aud his health failed. A house
aousa Inspection has never been made, an
se consequences is that hundreds of peopl
ue thus neglected, unwiiingly. The II,
hl0es are not troubled with any false prid
VI @InodeSty vt such time rs this. and the
t'y mo lions share OF the free grub"
or. F. II. Caldwell OF Sanford h in chare
~ too bureau Of medical ali and nurses.
,~Re vacant hotel at the corner of Hoga
pl1 Bay streets, known IS the Traveller
iNt' aas been engaged ard will ,,e h
nF1uquartcrs here. A restaurant Will
,poued alld the nurse, and doctors col
,sI,ed n.S with this central bureau. Here a
ue,s res and requests for ntle adauce an
renSes WIZ be sent. An ambulance will
tsmy night and day, and everything sy
f'4aOlsed fs so that the sick viii now recel,
more prompt attention.