, 1873-03-06
PERSONAL.

There wero six brides ut tho Mattoaon House
last evening.
Mr. 8. N. Kerr, general agent of Tho Free
.,ason published in st. Louis Is stopping ut
the Mattoeon House.
Tho Rev. 4. E. Kttredgo will loud the Dble-
readings at tho Third Presbyterian Church ut
half-past this afternoon.
Tho ordination OF Il. T. Bush will take place
this evening at tho Twenty-lfth Street Baptist
Church, west Of Wentworth avenue. Several
prominent clergymon will ofiloiato and deliver
addresses. Tho public is invited.
Among tho arrivals at the fremont House yea-
teraay, wore tho following: Lorenzo Bull,
Quincy; Ed. Brown, Pennsylyania; r. Good
fellow, Groom Bay; John ". PillBbury, Cncin-
natl; h. ". Jacobs, Lincoln, Neb.; Louis, T.
Barney New York; H. Bloomer, Milwaukee.
The Rev Mr. ostrander Of s PEI PEI
aua SnS 81 some interesting remarks concerning tho
great revival meeting in his city, Tho noon
prayer to-day will be led by tho Rey. l.. Il. Reld,
pastor Of tho Eighth Presbyterian Church. The
ing."
Among the arrivals at tho Sherman House yes
terday wore the following: J. H. Bennett, Low
oil, Mass; s. II. Hill, Cincinnati; pr. George
Wood, Queboc; H: A. Danger, salt Lake; i Mat
Kan; Hs Samuel Hay, Memphis !. i: Spinning
st. Louis; a. Whitman, Springfield Mass.
Among the arrivals at the Gardner House yes-
terlay, wero tho following: ". Tallant, Dalti-
moro; T.; ,Tallant, virginia. =; ". Leaman,
R9ston e 4R9mss Rsnasa l. PtssrS hss GhpSeTs e. po R
Toronto; Il. T. Barrett and wife, Grand Rspida;
D. @. Dimeck, Moline; J. D. Mattan and wife,
Princeton.
Among the arrivals at tho priggg House yes
torday. wero tho following: g. H: Mnrtindalo
O. q. Warren, Burlington; Tom Conway MI
waukee; ". W. Francis, New York e. Hoddor
| and Indy England George W. Hale, Minne-
apolis; Charles 8. Woodbury., Rockford Register.
Among tho arriyale ut tho Mattcson House
yesterday, were tho following: John Wlison and
plymouth, Ind. 4. r. Briggs and vito, Chicago;
Judge r. q. Jones, Delaware, O.; s: @. Osborn
and vito, IL. ". Partridge, New York John A:
Kopelin and vito, Buckley, H.; ". 9. Jonea and
London; Webster Datcholcr, New Orleans.
Can't, D. Heanoy Of Rochester, h1inn., who
has Boon stopping ia the city during the past
fow days, and who ia well known throughout the
Wost aH d successful broedor Of blooded horses,
yesterday concluded the purchase Of . splendid
Minnesota. The herd numbers nine animals
the cowa Daisy, Dewdrop, and Romp; the heifera
Daisy Sd, Daisy 4th, Tansy Sd, and Cora Sd and
tho bull Prince Albert. This valuable @ @as 9oaeo,
leland by Mr. 4. D. Wheeler, nov r'aident OF
Chicago
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Stanley &. Fowlor, recently OF Chicago, has
taken editorial charge of tho Denvor Tribune.
Col. James O. P. Burnside, Of Illinois, Ia
richer by 96,2e4 for cotton claim.
Haskell, Of tho Boston Transcript, haa just
closed his 10th editorial year upon that paper.
Bowon, tho defeated party In the Jumol wil
| case, propoges to appeal to tho United btatcs
Supreme Court.
Two mombors Of Congress- from Pennsylvania
have boon drunk most OF the time for Two Weekl
past.
Capt. J. ]. DoForrest, Of Auburn, Ill.,, died
fow days since. He leaves hn cstato estimated
to bo worth a150, 900. Ho Was related to Senate
Pomeroy, Of Kansas.
: Horny Taylor, who for 80 years has rooke'
) tho Cradle Of Liberty " In Boston Chat is, l'a
: baop Superintendent Of Fanouil Hall for thu
, poriod), has declined reappointment.
Tho position Of edltor-in. chief Of the Chris
tian Union, yacated by tho resignation Of Honr
Meses oeffsE oot oEJSoi T RfSns' 4Sne e. 'a
s James q. Knapp. OF Rockford, lii, haa al
, ooptod the suporlntondenoy Of the sonther
Central Hallway, Of New York, from Fair Hayot
on Lake Ontario, to Athens, on tho penngylyt
mia State line, . distance Of 122 miles; boat
quarters at Auburn, N. \.
. Ann Margaret Slim, late Of Norfolk. Va, :,
3 cont1y deceaaod, bequeathod her whole psoport,
. after tho payment Of hor dobts, to tho lrustet
Q Of tho Philadelphia Ego and Ear Intirmary, Il
! tie purpose Of establishing ward to bo know =;
: az tho '"Shinn Ward" Tho Intlrmary WILL n
! : coiyo about 100000 by this bequest.
q One Of the most fortunate tlnanciers OF tn
o State is Mr.. F. F. 1Inokley, well-known to o.
L poouo az tho pIosadont Of tho Chicago j. LOW
j. llairoad Thrco or four years ago he was poor 70,
@ now he Ia rooasoncd among tho m.llionalros. II
il Chicago l. Iowa noad-thanks to fortunate. co!
u nootiope-is now ono OF the most psosNa,n
i roads in tho State. It Ia reported to bo prodn
n INK lin home $40, 600 por month not, with VIII; !,
ho Is paying up til bondp and will soon omn u
r road FREQ Of inoumbrance. He 10 saso tfessae .
j. OF lilo pokln i Eflinsham and Of tho eout
IS roads mostly ownot BY lin, aud he has large i
a terosta In tho Joliet Rolling Mills. md oth
I, heavy enterpriaea. Ills proflts have gfoTn o
i, OF tho construction companies III Whloh ho "