, 1873-01-20

\. A. MAXWELL, T. P. Phillips, Bloomington; J.
=. Lan9ia, philadolphia; BILLY Burleigh, W. A.
Gaylord OholHoa, England,

7. = A. MHxwe] a.; 81 T; ?: Phillips, Bloomington; :,
Gaylord, oholaoa, England.
j. r: Barnard. Lima, II I; !. &. hiliott, Kai,.
Aes Oityt No., L. 7. slye, Austin, Texas; J. W.
Dean, 1t. Louis, H. L. Hall, at. Paul.
Tho following woro among. tho promlnont Or
Boston II: \. Mann, Ban Franolseo 4. sig-
na,,, nas. gstl n y; T. p. Dowles, London, j. g.
The following we're at tho Sherman yestordays
Jullha Q. Dlrget Ct. Louia; Henry Mod Dormont,
aiM Pbaden Henry Fro III 5fes a9s
0ity; Joseph Webster, Nebraalsa i. A.. OreaH,
baltimore; J. ". Hicks, Santa barbara.
The following wore et tho Gardner yesterday
Q. T. Smith, Cleveland 3. Z. Arnold, Durl1ug-
ton; Z. ?; AllIs,, Milwaukeo ". II: Qhilds, Ala
Non f;9tt ilaHaea na3ata a%taa
y. NJ. Osborn, Rock Island. "' !.
The remains Of tho larnentotlEv vifo Of 0hauu-
cey T. Bowen, who liod ut the Fifth Avenue I1o-
tol, New: York, on tho 10Th irst., roaohod this
city yesterday afternoon. Tho funeral will take
tamos H. Bowen, No. o7o Michigan avonue, 1t
Il o'clock m. Frtonda Of tho family aro inyitod
to attend without further notice.
To d noll-esteemed physician of this city Pro-
.fesRor 4. Ludlam, Of HahueHaAn Medical Col
lego, belongs tho honor Of recent entire auocose
in ono OF tie most difficult and ,rer,loua opera
tlona Of modern surgery, ovaritony. Tho pa
tfent, q lady In Aurora, wna relieved Of an en-
oyated .tumor Weighing 2731 lbs, Thrao waeks
have einoo elapsed, and tho subject ia. we'll ad-
yancod toward recovery.
Bishop Simpson will attend Hartranfs's In
auguration, Tomorrow, with prayer.
J. ": Jones, long timo Secretary Of tho Read
Ing Railroad, has become President.
William Hungerford, the olloBt lawyer in Con-
nccticut, died In Hartford the 16tll.
Lioutennnt- Colonel Thomas Duncan. Of the
Fifth Cavalry, .. g. A., has been rosfrod.
John Russell Young is to start q new woekly
phpor In London.
Samuel F. oary has resumed tho law practice
In Cincinnati.
Beuator Dogy pronounces It "Do-zhoo,' with
tho accent on The nrst syllable.
Tho Rev. Charles Griawoid, Methodist Epis-
oopal, Of Rod Wing, 10 tho Grand Master Of
y Masons In Minnesota. T.
Davis O. Ballard, connected with tho Boston
press fifty years, mud m attache OF tho Aduertis-
er alneo 1881, died, tho 17th, aged "a.
Dr.. Livingstone ia entitled to seven yeara'
arreara Of SALARY as British Consul In Central
Africa. 49,
Professor htoaea g. Tyler, Of the Michigan
University, has become literary editor Of the
0hrislian Union, Henry Ward Bsoeher's paper.
J.. n. Tomeny, formerly Unatod stateH Mar
Bhal Of the Memphis District, Is under Arrest,
Oh charge Of embezzling Oh ,oeo:
Tho Rev. A. Epgloston, OF Oshkosh, Wis, Ia
oallod to tho Third Presbyterian Church, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
2. 9. Knight, Of Philadelphia, succeeds tho
lato Washington Butcher aa President Of tho
American Steamship Company.
William Merritt, for many years suporlutend-
ont OF tho Boston 4 Maino Knilrond, hau found
his hoalth hopelessly impaired, and has resigned.
aGeorgo Eliot" tho author Of Adam Bodo,
ddlemarch," otc., is not coming to America.
No moro is Tennyson. z This is ofloihl and final.
The Chicago Board Of Education haye boon
compelled to sue ono J. G.. Scamu,on for ESQ, GOO
! Of said Boards tunda unlawfully held by the do
fendAnt.-1okedo Blade.
Miss Linda Gilbert would like dead-head
ticket on ono Of tho railroads running East.
The County Court has no authority to buy one.
81. Louis Globe. .,
Gonoral William n. Morris, rocontly appointed
] 1uRpeotor-l General On Governor Dixe staff, has
| agsumel Editorial control OF the Era Now
York weekly organ Of Independent Democracy.