, 1873-02-14

GeneralJ ], N. Tuttle, Of Iowa, is ut the Tre-
mont House.
George ". Homan, Jr., OF Omaha, is at the
Matteson House.
Colonel ". B. Butler, United States Army, is
stopping at the fremont House.
Hon. J. n. Carpenter and Hon. n. B. Nor
risou, Of Illinois, are at the Sherman House.
G. i. Barringer, Superintendent Of the In
dianapolis, Cincinnati d Lafayette Railroad, and
E. H. Waldron, Superintendent of the Cincin-
nat, Lafayette d Chicago Hailroad, are at the
Gardner House.
Professor William Mathews, Of the Chicago
Univeraity. will deliver lecture before the Eng
Gsh literature class Of the Christian Union
erening. Subject, :ichsucer.'
Among the arrivals ut the Briggs House, yes
tarday, were the following: ID. Jaques and
family, Boston; William Wigham, Wisconsin F;
cnBe; E. &. Jones, Milwaukee,; J. ". Hutchin-
son.. Cedar Rapids; ]. s. Irwin, J. II. Mi]roy,
Louisiana.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
yesterday, we're the following: J. E. Ruggles,
San Francisco; r. @. Sargent, st. Paul :: G.
burgh; John Il. Douglass, st. Louis; L. 4.
Cutler, Boston; H. L. Stout, Dubuque; O.,
Bailey, KauBas
Among the arrivals at the Matteson House,
yesterday, we're the following: R. Evans, New
York; ". n. Dixon, Montana; F. B. johnson,
Montreal; ]. =. 3. Lott and wife, Lansing !;
Parton Keen, New York j. L. Akin, Rockford !;
Charles II, Haskell. Boston.
Among the arrivals at the Gardner House
yesterday were the following: ]. Anthony,
J. g. Barnes, New York !; .. E. Newhall, c. B.
Andrews, Buffalo O. q. Hackett, Boston ".
D. Greenway and wife, Ripon !; " B.. Hbbard,
Milwaukee y. 2. Logan, Pittsburgh; G. R.
Among the arrivals ut the fremont House
yesterday were the following: A. P. Butterfeld
and wife, Cincinnati Captain L. ~. Cook,
United States Army; o. B. Gum, Lawrence,
Kansas John J. Jack and party Of ton, Peoria j;
Il. A. Crane, New York; i; c: II: Ford, St.
Louis J: II. Harvey, Wilmington, Del c. Il.
Gilman, Ottawa.
to examine into the condition and management
OF the various State charitable institutions visit
ed the Northern Insane Asylum, at Elgin, yes
tarday, and gave that institution their personal
attention during the greater part Of the day.
Why should George Holt, gambler, offer to
bet 81 600 against $500 that Washburn will not
be Superintendent Of r pohce three months hence2
In these times Of o stringent money market, q
thousand dollars ia q large sun OF money to put
at risk and, therefore, the question is repeated,
upon what ground does Mr. Holt base his offer?
Martin q. Sym, Of Wheaton, Illinois, after
Qn1oE1nE 4 honeymoon two WaAkE, 4rT1TaQ
Chicago the 9Th Of last December, since which
time nothing hns been heard Of him. His wife
is at the Police Headquarters in quest Of him.
Sym is an engraver, and is described as being S
feet 10 inches high, with dark complexion, heavy
black hair and weighs about 40 pounds. Mrs.
Sym ssys that she was very happy during the
tWo weeks she lived with her husband, and that
he LETT her with apparent sorrow and reluctance.
What has become of Alderman Cocoran Of the
Twelfth Ward7 He has not been In his seat at
q Council meeting since the Inauguration Of the
war between the Mayor and the Police Board.
His friends say be Is not III, and his business is
not, Just now, of such PRESSING nature as to
require all his attention on Monday evenings.
Johns constituents are anxious to know where
he stands. Is he with the gamblers or with the
Mayor? Let him show his hand one way or the
other. This is no time to dodge.
The services In connection with the public
recognition Of Rev. 4. J. Frost as pastor OF the
University Place Baptist Church, took place last
evening at that church, and were Witnessed bya
large assemb1age Of people. The following Or
der OF exercises was observed: Music, BY the
choir; Invocation Rev: F, MCCARTHY; reading
Scriptures, Rev. r. De Baptiste; address Of vel
come, Rev. J. a. Smith, D. p; response, Rev.
A. J. Frost; music, "He That goeth forth and
-weepeth, )" choir prayer, Rev. r. e. Pattieon,
D. b. charge to the pastor, Rev. ": ". Eyerts,
D. D.; hand Of fellowship, Rov. E. J. Goodspeed,
D, D.; charge to the Church, Rev. J, 3. Thom-
sa, D. D.. hymn, :. '.Bleseod be the tic that
binds, etc. benedictiop.