, 1873-08-25
PERSONAL.

Maj. Roesall, OF England, ia at tho Pacific.
Thomas E. Harper, OF London, Eng, is at tho
Pacific.
Sherman.
J. L. Jerome, Of Central City, COL, Is al tho
6herman.
n. A. Koyos, of salt Lake City, Utah, is at tie
Sherman.
Willinmp, ltamnge, OF London, Eug., III ut tho
Sherman.
W. D. Halfmnn and wife, Of Philadelphia, arc
ut the Sherman.
Tho Hon. D. ". Olark. Of Pittsburgh is at tho
West Side Brigga.
Tho Hon. John II. Kotch,1m, NJ. O., Of Now
York, ib Mt tho pGcitlc.
Tho Hon, 3, n. boyer, NJ, G., Of Ponnsylvs-
nia, Ia at tho Pacific.
Tho Hon. ". II. arnup, III. O., OF Hartford,
Conn.,, is at the ncitic.
Robert Leo1s mud William Leeds, from Dublin,
ireland, Are ut tho PACIFIC.
Prof. William Nobz and party, from Wator-
town, Wis, aro at Andersons Hotel.
L. D. Dibblo President Of tho pcninBuln
Railroad, is ut tho Wost Side Briggs.
William pasHmore, Ticket Agont ut Milwaukee,.
is registered at tho West Side Briggs.
Col. William 8. King, Postmaster OF tho
Unitol statoa HouBo Of Representatives., is at
tho Pacific.
Tho lion. William Duane Wilson, editor of
the Iopa Homestead, OF Des Moines, Iowa, is at
tho paciilc.
h1r. D. @. Cox, Of this city, quo of tho rininng
insurance mon Of tho West, recently received tho
appointment Of Special Agent Of the Allonlanna
Company for the States Of Illinois, Ohio, Mich
ignn, Wisconsin. Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and
Minnesota.
e. ". Hagorty. OF Pueblo, Colorado Territory;
George Gray, Of Detroit, Mich; J., y; !; coplsn,
ers, Canada; N. s. 5n,nop, Of st. pnul, MINI, :,
q. II. Frenzel, Of indianapolis, Ind; W. II. j.
Muiford, of Now York; aud Thomas Newman,
Of Louisville, Ky., aro at Andornon's Hotel,
p.p. Lacy rhi1'delp1ia; = Allen, Nov York; X
| Lawrence, Kan. Fred Weiolle. Louisville, Ky;
| 8. Il. WincheIl Ann Arbor; W. ]. pholan and
wife, Salt Lako City; E. A, Hctrodor, st. Louis !;
Frank King, Nashville; Il. W. Ripley and fam.
tho Woat Side DriggB.
Wllon Mr. James Stewart, Recorder OF Dceds
Of Cook County, returned Aomo from his ardu-
GUS public labors on Saturday evening, ho found,
to his iutonBo aBtoniBnent, that u purity OF gen.
tlonen had visited his residence in hlH abaonce,
which they paid between 5000 aud 500, Mr..
Stewart questioned his wifo pretty cloBoly about
tho matter, but WAS unable to derive any ,eflni:o
information from hor at TINT time. So ho sat
down to his frugal auppcr end ato it in thought
full silonco. Az ho was about putting
away ILLS napkn q largo party Of
gentlomea, every one Of whom was
his infinite personal friaud. marched up his
front stops aud into tho house. Mr.. Stewart
greeted tlom with his usual customary cordial
ity. and after the uBual remarknabout the soatll-
Or had beon indulged in, gentleman venturod
to explain how the piano made ita appearance.
From what ho said, it would seem that . mum.
her OF Mr.. btewarte friends, knowing him to
be poaaesaod OF great musical talent 10 tho way
Of shistling, &c, thought they would buy him q
nice piano and loavo it at luis house,. aud
tl,oy did it without unnecessary dolay.
They hoped ho would accept the gift
and Look on it as q ''token Of respect" OK
precision OF cstoen," &o hfr Stewart said he
would, ana begged to bo excused for q fow mill-
ut0H llB disappearance must have had solno-
thing to do with tho oxcolout supper TINT was
subsequently served. Among those preaent were
Col, Cleary, Asaihtant-P Postnlnator 8qulroB, Cor.
oner stephons, o1-Ald. .Doobo, Mr.. Jamoa No
Garry, Mr., Tom Foley, hlr John nlaindoll, lfr;
Harry Fisk, Mr.. Al Lobrun. Capt. ucaly, and
Oupt. Harrington.