, 1872-12-28

Hon. A. Gridley, OF Bloomington, is at the
fremont.
Colonel IS. Worth, United States Army, is
at the Sherman.
Judge H. L. Osborn, Of Indiana, was at the
fremont yesterday.
Senator 7. ". Upton, OF Nebraska, was at the
Briggs yesterday.
Hon. ". s. streator, Of Cleveland, was at the
fremont yesterday.
Judge John L. Pendry, Of Lea1enWorth, Kan
sas, waa at the fremont yesterday.
Rev. E. G. Porter, Of Wisconsin, Was at tho
fremont yesterday.
General s. Bagg and wife, Of Iowa, were at
the Gardner yesterday.
Hon. Henry L. Carr, Of Bloomington, was at
Andersons European Hotel yesterday.
J. 8. Wattles, Esq, prominently connected
with certain Iowa railroads, ia now at the Briggs,
Major F. B. Burrows and Colonel NJ. Foster,
United States Army, were at the fremont yes
terday.
Lieutenant General Sheridan and his staff arc
to play tho hosts at entertainment to be given
at Standard Hall on the evening Of Jan. 8.
Mr.. H. L. Austinck, chief cook Of tho Holly
Tree coffee rooms, on Christmas morning was
presented with an elegant knife by the dining
room employees.
George Willard was the attorney for the Eric
Railway in the DELAYED transportation case, and
not Millard, as printed.
DR.. J. Ward Ellis, P. G. H., OF this city, is to
! deliver tho address ut the installation of tho
officers of Olive Branch Lodge, No. IL, I. 0. o.
F., to take place in Canton, ILL.,, on the evening
I of Jan. 3.
! Philip Edward, tho foreman Of the Transfer
! Department Of the Chicago l. Northwestern
Railroad, on Christmas ere was presented with
q beautiful gold watch aud chain. the gift OF
! numerous friends.
! Hon. John Almond two Japanese Princes, and
! four servants from Japan, route for Wash
: ington, arc at tho fremont. For the names Of
j tho Orientals, the register OF the fremont must
| be consulted.
elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows
George n. Houghton, ". NJ; e. s. Hartley, s.
w; Augustus Rose j. W.; II. A. Thayer,
Treasurer; Edwin Greene, Secretary; N. Q.
Fair, 8. D.; Charles II. pendleton. J. b.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Gardner yesterday: D. s. Stetson, Jr, and wife,
II. Carter md wifo, sslt Lake City; Q. D. Davis
and wife, Omaha L. Fl. Evans, Ottawa.
Colonel Welch, General Superintendent OF the
] Pullman Palace Car Company, started for New
York last evening, where he will be met by Gen
erai Horace Porter, Vice President OF the Com
panv. From New York they will mako toul
their company.
Tho following were at Andorson's European
Hotel yesterday: L. c. Blanchard, Montgomery
! Iowa: T. p. Miller, Newton, Iowa; D. ". Hor
ton, Lawrence, Kan. J. II. Walsh, California
II. H. Harrison, Milwaukee; G: II. Caldwell
Buffalo, n. T.; G. G. Pomcroy, Hooperstown, III
Tho following wero among the arrivals at the
fremont yesterday: II. J. Allen, New York; c
S. Williams, Now Brunswick, N. j.; c. ". Lef
fngweil, Knoxville, ILL.,; L. T. Wesner, lows
Falls; G. G. Woodford aud wife, Little Rock; P
4. Holiness Schenectady, n. T.; G. H. Hook
y. J. Eeaty, Ottawa, L. Barrer, Canton, ILL.,. !; R
r. Cable, Rock Island; George 0. Catlin, Anto
Mo, Conn.
The following were among the arri-als at tn.
Briggs yesterday: n. H. Brrnham Norwich
Conn.; L. O'Dell and wife, McGrcgor Iowa; S
II. Dewcu, Philadelphia; II. ". Armstrong
Jacksonville, n. J.: Whitney, Gzeeu Bay; J
1en, N. l.; ". D. Doddeu, Peoria; E. P. Free
rncnt Jackson, MINI. Frank " Cummings, Ne7
York; James Muegiavo
The following were among the arrivals at the
Sherman E. s. Goodrich, St. Paul ; John B
Abernathy, Cleveland; 9. ". Cleveland, Nez
York; j.. ". Widaiaeld, San Francisco; G. \
Louis G. W. Hall and lady, Salt Lake City
A. B. Burton Erie, Pa; George Z. Bennett
Boston Thomas Marshall, Salt Lake City; E
Hurlbut, Georgia.
As an acknowledgment Of lis rare merit rs
leader, aud not less Of his gentlemanly hehavio
towards his associates, Professor J. L. Hartel
orchestral conductor at McTicker's Theatre, OF
Christmae eve vas presented with g beautiful
gold-headel cane by tie musicians Of tho o1che6
ira. The theatre-going public, who hayo enjoy
ed the fire orchestral music at McVicker's vii
readily recognize the circumstance Us pecu1iar1
proper.
The packing-houso employees of Mr.. Jane
Turnor, at Bridgeport, united in presenting
valuable surprise silver service to his esti1nabl
wife, as Christmas souvenir. Mr.. T. appa1
entity knew what was the right thing to do unde
tho circumstances and did it like 8 man j; in til
language Of one Of the party it was good t
be there" and the good time WIS not shor
one either
California Sunday Train.
The through Pacific express train for Council bluff.
1 San Ernncscn. aud all other Mest nofnts