, 1872-12-30
PERSONAL,


PERSONAL.
Ffr. and Mrs. Scott Siddons, Of England, arc
at the fremont.
". q. Clark, Esq, of Canada, is at the Gard
ner.
Hen. John J. Safely, Of Iowa, was at the Ire-
mont yesterday.
P. s. Post, Esq, Vienna, Austria, was at the
Sherman yesterday.
Y. A. Pennall, Esq, Of Normal, ILL.,, is at
Anderson:s European Hotel.
Captain L. A. Cook, Boston, Mass, was at the
Sherman yesterday.
Lawrence Barrett left the city for the South
last evening.
Judge J. Burnett Of Cincinnati, WAS at tha
fremont yesterday.
J.H. Wattles, Secretary Norwich Fire Insur-
anco Company, Norwich, Conn.,, is at tho Tre-
mont.
Dr.. ]. A. sewe1l, Professor Of Natural Sciences
at the State Normal University, was at Ander-
sons European Hotel yesterday.
The following were at the Gardner yesterday:
J. ". Rockwell, Connecticut; George R. Marsh,
John z. Atkins, Boston; G. B. Rowles, Ogdens-
burg, n. Y; w. " Conatt, Detroit; Frank II.
Powers, Johnstown. Pa.
The following we're among the arrivals ut the
fremont yesterday: J. E. Wattles, Norwich
J. Burnett, Cincinnati; Robert CASTOR, /. 4.
Autor, Now York; ": s. Bender Nevada John
J. Safely, Iowa; II. Il. Williams, Dixon; Z. D.
SAKE, Salt Lake City.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
sherman, yesterday: +. H. Fleming, Cincin-
| natl, S. A. Buckmaster, Alton; 7. G. Carson,
| Pittsburgh T. B. Shamp, San Frlncsco W.
| Dearins, Portland Maine; J. F. Broadhead,
Cheyenne A. Warren N Kelsey y and d f1mi1y St.
Omnha C. A. Baldwin. Boston.
| The following were among the arrivals at tho
Briggs, yesterday q. B. Newell, Pittsburgh
Chas. L. Reed, Boston; G. F. stubbs, Des
Mcines; y: h. Garret, Denver, Gal. 4. steins,
Kerr, Baltimore j. Musgraye and family, Law
rance, Kansas 6. 3. Force, Newton, Mass
| H. II. Burwel, San Francisco.
Professor Tyndan goes home in January.
bz W'a wi 9ha Nestysh Goay sassnes n resigns
-Lrcy Stone will not lecture this winter. Her
little boy is on enlEy u four weelse 9 old.
| ment to the Rarpers for two years longer.
| j. NJ. Prior, late Of tho dnleeburg Ill. Re-
| publican, has accepted tho editorship OF the
Champagne Cnl) Gazette:
| Tile Russian CzGrowitz, lately reported at
the point of death, has son, Nicholas, born in
1868, who would inherit the Grown. This little
| Prince ia cousin Of the Prince Of Wales chl1-
dron, the eldest Of whom WIS, only year since,
Au UUjcCt VI 44k11Cot oAooA 1AAaAA44Ay 4@A1AAA ~A
Or. ". e. Rockwell, Jr., for many years
connected with tho Insane Asylum at Brattle-
boro, VT, and since his fathers resignation lts
Superintendent, has resigned.
archbishop Bayley, OF Baltimore, is too i'll to
receive visitors. His complaint is Bright's dl-
seaso of tho kindeys.
Judge E. K. Foster, Of New Haven, Ct
accidentally discharged his revolver underneath
his pillow the other night, but received no hurt.
The latest rumor aoout the Coyington Post
Office is, that Postmaster Jesse +. Grant will
shortly appoint Mrs. Farrell MS first assistant in
tho office. Mr. Enston, it is supposed, WILL re-
tire this week.
The Rev. DR.. salter, pastor Of tho Congre-
gational Church Of Burlington, Iowa. is collect
ing materials with & Wow Of writing memoir OF
| the late Senator, James ". Grimes.
-General Sherrnan's staff will wear the nowly-
adopted army uniform for tho first timo on
making tho official call upon the President on
New Years Day.
Gazette, Who died few days ago in Chillico1 -,
Ohio was the founder OF the Louisville Courier,
: which he sold to William H. Haldemau, still IL
publisher.
| Queen of Spain, WIS summoned upon jury II
t | Home the other day. He refused, saying he
could not be troubled shout such triles. The
, Judge fined him 1000 lire.
, Professor Ballr, the wel1-knoTn editor o.
: Horodotus, has died in Heidelberg, Germany
t He was seized with apople1y while at q banque
. given to celebrate the centenary of the birth O
3 Godfrey Hermann, and expired the same night
t The Sultan Of Turkey has confided the IN
struction OF his youngest son, Abdul -Medjld, t.
! Halil Pacha, Grand Master Of Artillery. Hi
Q Imperial uighness, who is not yet 5 years OF age
:, will commence his studies after Balram' BY dali!
3 attending tho gun-factory at Tophaneh.
8 -Miss Luna E. Edison, ? niece OF Governo
8 Converse, of Vermont, and for many years al
q inmate Of his family, died at Woodstock o.
Tuesday night When Mr. Converse st qIso re
i and, in coming home, took cold, which cause
T. her death.
!. Il. ". Hall has been appointed by Governo
It Geary to settle with the United States the dam
d scey sustained by citzons Of Pennsylvania dur
l. ing the late Rebellion.
= William A. Howard is recovering from hi
n painful illness. He ia At tho st. Nicholas,
% New York City. He has not been Dieealng
l. painful cutaneous disease. He will return home
[y with Mrs. Howard, who is with him now, aoor
.. jan l, coming uia Washington: The desspatche
l. announcing that he was elected President q
It we'll as Land Commissioner Of the Northern pt
ID ciic we're incorrect. He has been rendered til
At latter position, and has until Jan. to SO
1e whether he will accept ths appointment or no
Detroit Tribune.
N "A statement has been going the rounds {
~ the press to the effect that the late Edwin Fo
reet was, in his latter days. in the habit Of ustn
If absinthe as stimulant On the authority OF
b. prominent citizen Of our city, and Hfe-lou
is friend Of the great actor, We deny it, and pr
tr nounce it absolutely false. Our informant ais
a states, from his own personal knowledge, IN
11r. Forrest, during his active career before II
be o.; blc, never, at any time drank to excess, q
or seldom at all did ho drink.-Cinclnndtt III
-. I'm the late dscraceful Senatorial contest
[e- South Carolina, which resulted IN the elect1t
t. Of q carpet-bagger from Pennsylvania BY II
I'll name OF Patterson, and which, it is alleged, :"
ut there figures The name of q. G. Worihingto2