The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-31

sinont Arrivals In New York City.
oo010'stA Boutwell, and N. @. Ordway, OF Wash
uix"n' voeos, n. fynor, OF Indiana; ex-Congress-
man Y. T. Huioasd, OF New York: General Sullivan
OF san Francisco, nd A. j. Fish, - phtladelnba arc
at the Aston House.
Judge George 1nnes. o. Poughkeepse; ~,,one, "
Wall, OF Washington; J. TGinghsst OF Aiba.-.. :.
@. Lord, OF OHIO. and E. Ii. Tuttle of the Uniic.
states Army. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
II. s. McComb, Of Delaware; Captain Billings, OF
Memphis, and Oliver Ames, OF North Easeon Mass,
arc ct the FILA Avenue Hotel.
G. r. Paterson. or washington, and r. H. Perry, OF
the United states Army, are at the Eyerets House.
Colonel j. r. Williams, OF the United states Army;
ex-Unlted States Marshal Charles Eaton, of Mime
sota and Professor W. b. Fayj Of Cazenovia are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
DR.. ]. flanagan, OF Colorado. and Professor J. X,
Williams OF Cambridge, are at the 81. Elmo Hote.
e. Lopez of Paris, ana j. +. Parker, OF Louisiana.
are al the New York Hotel.
General g. w. Tompkins, of Providence; Lewis N.
Tappan OF Colorado. ana D. b. Benedict, OF Buffalo,
are at tho Hoffman House.
George Oillum. OF Portland, and e. D. Smith, Of
Washington, are at the Coleman House.
W. I. Clark Of Texas; r. p. Bailey. Of Mississippi
and Fred A. CLARK, OF the United States Army, are
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Prominent Departures Yesterday.
Baron Won Kass, for Europe; Postmaster General
Creswell, for Washington; A. Mcclure, for Phiadei-
phla, and W. II. Hooper. for Washington.
miscellaneous Personal Movements.
knKddfitn s6atptUr mas ''sompuu anu som i'i AZ;
Abraham Lncoins since 1895
General Sheridan Is said to DO living very quietly
IN Chicago in modest quarters.
stanton gave up legal practice worth $50 900 q
year when he took charge OF the War Department.
No wonder they have great deal OF lighting aud
shooting IN Cincinnati rhc Chief OF Police IS him
sell q Kuffn.
Rufus Il. Wade, OF Boston has been reappointed
special agent ut large FOR tho Post Ofice Depaitmen
on mail dapredatlons.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln says Frankfort paper,
will remove to Zurich, Switzerland where she has
bought small house.
IL Is settled that an interview will axe place be-
tween the Emperor OF Austria and King of italy ut
Anoona on January To- after which tue two mon.
archs will visit Vienna together
Five persons have died In Bralntree NJ H. whose
united ages are ji0 Years, averaging 102 years to
esch-the 81 lest III years the youngest ninety nine
List OF Americans registered at the ONCE OF Bowes
Brothers \ CO.. No. u rue DE 10 Park Paris, for the
J. Such, Mr.. StoppanI, Mr.. ". $. GurBee and family
Mr.. W. Y. Van knesseaer and family, Mr.. William
AR. simon Stcrnberger. Mr.. Henry Phillips, Master
NJ. SternberHer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. MoorIead Mr.
srs anEd Ps and r I mr. w y sa0s
L. Taylor. goston--Mr George H. Bowen and wife,
Miss Helen HOBART Mr. and Mrs George {. Pratt
Mr. George q. Powers, Mr.. Charles b. Gardner,
Mr.. h. Sargent. Norwalk-Niss +. M. Bur-
bank st. Louis-Mr J. ID. Perry and
wife, Miss Annie Pulltan Miss Emma Gresley, Mr..
Pierre Ch0utean, Mr.. II. 9. Cusbman. Chicago Mr.
ana Mrs. N. Ludington Miss j. Ludington, Mr.. ]. A.
Smith and vile, Professor and Mrs. Sheppard
Phiisdeiphia--Mr George w. Johnes, Mss.Josephine
Johnes, Mr.. John Lawton Mr.. II. @. DAVIS. Bati-
more-Mr N. A. Chapman, Mrs. O.. A. Harris Miss
Minnie Harris Miss Blandy, Or, w. b. Mnnnikhuy-
sen, San Francsc0--Mss N. A. Atherton, MI. J. i.
Swift and family. Cinclnnau-Mr. X. III. MITCHELL
Ogdenaburg--Mr and Mrs. w. J. Averili Brooklyn
Miss Rose Benson. Milwaukee-Mr. William II.
Cramer, United states Army; Dr. Il. A. Crane, Mrs.
H. n. Shimmin. fice-Mr. A. A. West, DR.. A. J.
MOdernO. Meibourne-Mr. X. A. Fitch Puerto
Cabello--Mr. A. DittHe. and daughter. Honolulu
MIR. s. G. Damon. M0ntreal--Mr r. Hart. Masaa-
chusattn--Ar. A. - Ranka