Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-01
Personal.

AR.JAMES JONES Is refuQeelDR III isIanu -)D'
SISTER SOPHIA, Of LaSalette, Is among the
new victims OF yesterday.
! DIR. J. d. AND Mrs. WHITE are the gdg sts
| OF Colonel Hoskins, at Chattanooga
Mr.. &. STEWART was appointed, Friday
| last, wharfmaster by his honor Mayor Flippin.
! DR.. +. i. WHITE, it was rumored on the
| street, was among the number stricken down yes
| terdsy.
| DR. LAsKI, it was stated. but not officially
reported at the board OF health yesterday, is down
with the fever.
| Mr.. w. J. MCDERNoTT has been author
| in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. c. WALTER Is recovering from an at
tack of yellO~-feyer There are no other cases in
Mr. Specht's family.
Mr.. GoLGHTLY, Of the Little Rock Ga
stte Is in the city, and ready TO lend hand where
he can DO the most good.
DIR. MORSE Is cut again after a severe,
protaeted attack Of the fever and has left the city
for short time to recruit.
REV. a. Thomas, OF the German Lutheran
church seized with the fever Friday and yes ter
day his wife was Frustrated.
CAPTAIN PHN r STARR has been author
lied to receive donations for the Howard association
He goes 10 Louisville and St Louis.
DIR. DOwELL4 the celebrated yellow fever
physician of Galveston, Texas, has been placed In
charge of the Market street infrmary.
DR.. Z. I. EAsLEY, Of Little Rock, accom-
panied by corps of about thirty skilled nurses, ar
rived yesterday, and will be assigned to duty.
THE following Mem Phians are sojourning
at Covington: Mr. Ike Morrison and family. and
Messrs. j. Il. Van Wrinkle and James McGoldrich.
The following Memphians are in Browns
Vile, Tenn: ] J. DuBose and family and the Misses
TOpp, daughters of tn late Hon. Robertson Topp.
EARNEST ALDRICH, son of J. B. Aldr1ch,
OF Memphis, died last Sunday OF malari9l fever at
the residence of MIR. George c. Smith, Brownsville.
Miss GRACE J. LEwELLYN is in Cleveland,
Tennessee, and is arranging to give Fancon at the
operahouse for the benefit of the yellowfever suf
SISTERS REGINALD and Mary Dolores, of
Of LaSalette, and Brother Erasmus o. S F., are
among the stricken of yesterday. We sincerely hope
they may recover.
Dr.. S. r. CLARK has kindly offered ibis
be placed on the substitution committee, where he
VIII be able TO do most efficient service.
JOE RUSSELL, ore of the most active work
ers of the Odd-EellOws' relief committee, is num-
bered with the dead of yesterday. He will be missed
from the ranks of the heroic labores in this fearful
epidemic.
TIE illness of Chief Athv, which occurred
yesterday afternoon, Is blow to US In these
critical times He did noble work while he was able
ing well late last night.
DR.. w. (. ROGERS, is busily engaged in
preparing the city school buildings for nfrmaries
The Market street building will be open for the re-
ceptiOn of patients Monday. and is under medical
charge of the Market building.
Mr.. H. H. HARGRAvE, of the Shreveport
Times, who came here In response to the appeal for
shlAlcO MUSES. HIS Cecl INSTALLED steward the
Market street infirmary and Miss MuTdOck who
comes from the same city, has been made matron.
MISS D. MURDOCk, of Milwaukee, an ex-
perienced nurse, who went to Shreveport in 1873
and did excellent service during that epidemic has
arrived In this CITY and Is already on duty with the
Sisters of st Mary under the direction OF Rev. Drs
Harris and Parsons.
OUR thanks are due to Mr. John s. Toof,
the able and indefatigable superintendent of the
cotton exchange, for very many cOurtesies shown us
cotton statement. crop estimate and other valuable
details, OF which we avail ourselves in our annual
report this morning.
PEACE be to the ashes of L. M. Lnrentz,
who died at The city hospital last Friday Of yellow
fever; aged thIftyiye years. Mr.. Lorentz came to
from his first advent 70 the present day had been en-
gagged at work in the various job and newspaper Of
fees, and at his death was on the APPEAL. MODEST
quiet and unassUining he was respected by his fe,
low craftsmen; and in his death the Typographical
citizen.
NASHVILLE american: 'Maior Thomas
j. Foster, whose death from yellowfeverin Memphis
was announced in dispatch received by Judge Tur
ner Foster, was native OF this city, OF Robert
e. Foster for many years one of the most prominent
the war in General Chestham's command. For sew
eTal years after the restoration of peace he in
the house OF Cheatham, Woods d Co., in this city
For a few years past he has resided in Memphis. He
was genial, whole-souled gentleman, whose death
Will be sincerely incurred by his many relatives and
friends in Nashville and vicinity
Mr.. JOHN BAssETT BARKER, for some
years connected with the APPEAL as a compostor
WIS, we EtSTbb 10 say tue QeaQ yesterday
by fever. He was born in Lawrence county, Ala
thirty mine years ago. and early in life learned the
art of printing. at which he became proficient
He came TO this city about twenty years ago and was
connected with the AUQLcIie for some years before
the war as business manager and bOOkkeepeT. He
nephew of Mrs. NJ. C. Galloway. wife of
Colonel Galloway, OF the APPEAL, who, by this be-
red ement is called to mourn second time the LOGS
of nephew, Mr. William Filter, who died on Thurs
day, bearing that relationship to her.
The following named Memphians were reg
igtered at the APPEAL Office the past week: G. W.
Macrae, Clarkivlle, Tenn; George F. Rooter ST.,
BateSville, Miss. Frank OZanne, Nashville; Mrs. ID.
ID. Saunders CORTLAND, Ala, Jabob J. PeTes Chi
cage; Peter Wills, Brownsville, Tenn; W. H. Hidell,
ChuTchtown, Ea.; Vim. KlO5termeyer, Cincinnati;
B. Lowenstein Bros, Louisville; Charles PhIlmot,
St Louis; p. r. Bryson. Forest Hill Tenn. Prot. b.
Arnold Whitehaven, Tenn; Oscar Woodbridge,
Dresden, Tenn; Mrs. +. Underwood, Wells Depot.
Tenn. H. Furstenheim, Baltimore; Z. c. Buchanan,
ST. Louis Mrs Z. LOWenstein, GTayson Springs, KY;
w. j. McDermott, Toronto Canada B. K. Plain, AL
exandria, Val George T. Rather, Tuscumbia, Ala;
Mrs. Dr. Morse, Berea, Ohio.