, 1873-01-01

following oltlHenn OF ChlcRgo on DEG Z tar!a-I
Dennett, Geo. L. Dunlap aud family, N1laa Car
rio Fish, Miusos TsoBo and Trn1lces Howe, Mrs.
Hubbard, Mrs. Q. Jackeon, Q. T. Kcliogg and
f9Ify,' 19n,fy' nIfH4 ]: Mepougal Mr.; Gnd hlr': J.
and Mrs. II. Ryerson, Mrs. Singer, Mias Y. II.
Wlcker, Mra: J. Woodbridge aud family. Nice
Mrs. N. p. Ewing.
Tho annual meeting OF tho Second proBbyte-
rlan Church. 1sey. Dr.. II. W. Patterson, pastor,
was held IN tho lecture room Of the new church,
on tho corner Of Michigan ayonuo and Twetf..
tleth street, Monday evening, Tho old Board
of Trustoca, consisting of John 3. Gould, F. D,
Gray, john Crerart' George @. Clark; and J.: 8.
Thompson, waa unanimously re-olectod. Tho
porous condition. Tho now Chapel will be dodl-
catod noxt Sunday morning. Tho church odiflce
will bo completed dur-1g the year 1873.
Thomas L. 4. valiquot ono Of the bost known
operators Oh tho Western Union Telegraph lines,
nntiyo Of St. 1llairo, Province Quebec. md
ono OF a family OF twonty-nino chldron. Within
tho past throo ycnrn llo has attended, steadily to
his dutieB, maintained family Of Hovon chill
our medical colleges. His death Is attributable
to a11 ovorworNcd brain. He WAS rapidly aequir-
ing paying practice fn his profession, which he
had hoped soon to exchange for his laborious
dutios aB night operator Deceased hold
high rank In Masonry.
donora1 Dix becomes GoYornor Of Nom York
to-day.
George T.. Pugh stood god-fattor to n we'll
known member Of tho Cincinnati bar, baptized
Catholic IN that city, Sunday.
Maggie Mitchell crossed tho nIiBsiaaippt at
Belmont In o Bkif. III ordcr to DO ut hlomphiB
Christmas owe. 6ho was just In ttmo.
Holmbo1d Ia now living quietly In tho suburbs
Of Philadelphia, the most thorough bankruptcd
MAN III Ameslca.
". B. Merriam has accepted tho appointment
mont Of Cashier OF tho MorcliantBs National
Bank, st. Paul, in place Of Charles Il. Nichols.
Governor Noyes, Of Ohio, llas just appointed
Nlyron H. T1llen us Judge of the Superior Court
Of Hamilton County (CincinnatD, tico Hagans,
resigned.
MI. Lawrence, formerly with tho Cleveland
Herald. Inns recently purchased the Ohio Farmer.
aud viii soon assuulo tho management Of it.
Mr. Blakclce, tho former proprietor, will remain
in charge Of tho editorial department for tho
present.
There has boon d shamofully thin attendance
upon tho Rubinatoin concorta ut boston, and
Wieniawski is credited with saying: :" Our only
trouble il, that ii We stay IN Boston much
longer, wo may become rnaccuHtomod to appear
Ing in public"
Mrs. Van Cott, tho Methodist rovivaliat, now
laborng at East Cambridge Mass, has just de-
|, clined an olror from an Evanston (lll) lady to
|. take hor through Europe and Palestine, and then
furnish hor with pleasant homo-becauae "sho
must bo about her Masters businoas."
White1aw Reid entertained his associates Of
tue Now York Tribune last Friday night, accord
ing to a special to the Washington Capital, and
appeared quiet e1atcd at the Iribunes prospects.
i Tho special adds, among othor. things that the
|, odtorial force docs not .conta!n single adyo-
| cato OF prohibition or proteotion-Greoloy'a q
|. peou1iarities.
+ Tho Wootlford {Ky.) Weekly says: Mira. Hos.
i kins' appointment as fostmiBtross WAS confirmed
by the Sonnto OH Friday last. It IL to take effect
| on tho 14th Of February next. Mrs. II is very
worthy lady, aud probably moods tho otlioo, and
l. will doubtless mako a good PoBtmlHtress; yet
i no are sorry to soc tho present incumbent. Mrs
|, Cotton, removed. 'Tis true she has probably 9
/ little moro means thnu tho new nppointee (con'
i Bisting Of q small pension received from tht
l. Government, but Hho hns threo young daugh
tors to caro- for, whose incomes are not probabl,
/ moro than half sufficient for thoir support
/ ,yhilo llor succesnor has threo grown Bons to as
l. aiat hor, one Of thcm now holding Government
7 Office O. storokoeporshp) OF probably more vslu'
than tito Post Ofce, aud another, until last week
holding q doputyBhip under Mrs. Cotton, Wit!
! one-third OF the Aalary Of tho Office. Mrs. Cot
/ ton hns givon pretty general satisfaction n
believe, and it seems to US tho Goyernmen
might sufficiently have provided for Mira. Hos
| kins without dopriving Mrs. Cotton OF tn
! needed assistance sle received from the Pos
!, Oltco."