Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-06
PERSONALS.

Mr.. r, ScHUMAN left for The East Sund sy
morning.
Me-. NOLAN FoNTAlEE has returned from
New Orleans.
Mr.. G. P. HUNT, president of the Cotton
Exchange, has returned from an extensive
trip.
CAPT. J. 8. FISCHER, of the city sewer GER
vice, was happy yesterday over the advent
of fine girl baby.
MEssRs A. WEYL and L. D. Dozisr will
arrive here Wednesday and decide on
location for their crscker factory.
VIs1roRs at the Cotton Exchange yester-
day: Capt. Harry Allen, New Orleans; E.
NJ. Midget, Bells; Spencer Thorn as, Browns
vile.
CAPT. JOHN L. WERE ia now with Furs-
tenheim & Wexford, where he will be pleased
10 meet his friends from the surrounding
country.
Mr.. GRANVILLE S. BOOKER son of Capt.
E. J. Booker, reared in Memphis, left yes
terday by the steamer Will S. Haya, Tor
New Orleans, whence he goes to Jackson
Vile, Fla, where he has decided to take up
his future residence. Mr.. Booker is a young
man Of splendid business attainnents,
A MARRIAGE of interest 10 very wide
circle Of friends was celebrated at the Plum
street synagogue, Cincinnati, on the last day
of February, at 2 o'clock. The bride, Miss
Efie NJ. Wise, is the fourth dsughterof the
Rev. DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise, rabbi OF the syna-
gogue congregation, and president of the
Hebrew Union College, of that city, in which
institution he fills the chair of History and
Philosophy. He is also editor of The Anter-
icun Lsrdelite and Die Deborah, and one Of the
most widely known and brilliant orators
among the American Hebrews, as well as
one Of the most scientific Talmudists IN the
country. The bride is alao The sister OF the
| heroic DIR. Julius Wise, formerly of this eli y
| and now of st. Louis. The groom, Mr..
Adolph S. Ochs, the eldest son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Julius Oehs, OF Chattanooga, is pro-
prietor of the Chattanooga Daily Times and
publisher of the ITodesmon's and the Rural
Record. He is one of the youngest and
brightest newspaper men in the South, and
has built up, in the last five years, by his
own exertions, a most prosperous business.
The APPEAL copgratulateB Mr.. Ochs and
wishes him all possible happiness.
THE Atlanta Constitution, in lis issue OF
| last Saturday, announces the death of Gen.
Dudley NJ. DuBose, which occurred the day
before at his residence, ia washington
| Wilke' county, at 3 o'clock. Gen. DuBose
| was raised nsar Memphis, IN Tennessee
| md was distant relative Of Mrs. Reberi
Toombs. He came to Georgia in early life
and entered upon the profession Of the Law
10 Washington, Wilkes county, where b.
| married the only surviving daughter of Gen
Toombs. He was successful In his profession
and, at the breaking out of The war, entered til,
Confederate service, was made brigsdier
general and served in that capacity to tn
end OF the conflict. In 1866, his wife died
leaving four children, two boys and two girls
who survive Gen. DuBose. Gen. DuBos
was one of the first Democrats 10 lake hi
seat in Congress after the war, and servet
one term in the House. He has lately beef
engaged in the practice OF Law and in tn
banking business. He was one Of the mos
genial of men and very popular whereVe
he was known. He had wide influence il
his section, and was among the leaders Q
public opinion" Gen. DuB Bose was brothe
of Col. DuBose, the well.kuown lawyer @
this city.