, 1873-05-11

E. D.. Worcester, Albany, ls ut the datuner.
]. C::snith, Buffalo, is at the Gardner. -
DR.. a. G. McDm. Plover, Wis.,, is at the sher-
man, 49,. .::. w. ~
Henry Mpp, Buffalo, is at the Sherman. :
DR.. J. r. Garrish, New York, is at the sher-
I man. r..
Gen. B,R. Cowan, Assistant Secretary of The
Interior, is in the city.
James Mason Chcrles.Collis, Cleveland, arc at
the Gardner.
The Hon, G.. Il. Waterman is Mt tho West Side
Briggs House.
Edgar ,r johnson, Cincinnati, left tho 6her-
man Tor homo yesterday.
The Hon. Horace F. Clarke, Augustus schcl,
r.. D. Bishop, Kew York, are at the Gardner.
Tho Hon. I. n. jones' Of Ohio, breakfastod at
the West Side Briggs House yesterday.
Little Children on Milwaukee avenue make
mud effigies of DR.. Hauch, and stand them on
their little hc.ds.
Henry B. Payne. 4. Stone, Jr., J: Il. Dever-
aaux, Charles paino, Cleveland, ere at, the
Gardner.
Mai. Thomas P. Easeeu left the Vest sida
Briggs House, last evening, for his home.
-Ir. Weston, General Travelling Agent Of the
Knnea8 Pnciiic Railway, arrived in town last
evening, and is staying at Burke's European
Hotel. !.
John D: Niles, Laporto, Ind; George B Gates,
buffalo; Charles Willis, New York; Addison
Hills, Cleveland, ,'nre at the Gardner.
Aid. Tracey has not yet drawn his back pay as
Alderman, because tho Legislature has not pro-
| yidcd for this little exhibition Of patriotism.
A party OF New York Central and Michigan
day. They are OIL their way to San Francisco
IEn11. In
Chuf1h OF Georgetown, Col, il spending a few
days with liB friends in this city.
Cows. Hendricks, of Indiana, md Boyeridge, Of
Illinois, have eignied their intention Of visiting
Chicago during the week Of the Jubilee.
| .7Among the arrivals at the Gardner House,
| yesterday were xthn following: 81. r. PaYsou,
Now York Il. H. 1ssPhillips aud wife, London !;
II. Il. Hawkins and wife, Detroit; J. F. Wood
| man, and wife, Ban Francisco; Fred. L. Mar
| tin, Now York.
Prof. a. P. Burbank will give readings under
| the auspices Of Aqua Pura Lodge No. 670, I. O.
| G. T., Mt it's hail. corner Of West Lake and Sey-
| mour st, Gets, tomorrow evening.
| Tho members Of the Board Of Trade have con-
tributcd 81 200 for the roIief Of the family Of tho
unfortunate suicide. Mons. Do Bel1ay. The II
! widow and children hnvo gone to Geneseo, Ill.,,
where thoy will hereafter reside.
| $. Wien Mr.. ". q. Smith and friend took the
Mayorinto corner Of his Office yesterday, hack
men and toansters, together with reporters, I'M
meliato1y concluded that it WAS another mass
| meeting Of the Humane Society" 90 !.
It is q cheerful and refreshing sight to Wit
| ness the innocent efforts being made by AID.
| Dixon to secure the Office Of Acting Mayor dur
| ing Mr. .Medill's expected absence in Europe.
Brothcr-in-lnw Warren assists him, and g1Ves
| tone to lis application.
The Right Rev. Bishop William L. Harris,
| TT Mill ~, )kn- ahopEp Avnnna
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner OF Four
teeuth street and Wabash avenue, at 1015 o'clock
this forenoon. The Rev: j. ": Waugh, D. D.,
who will eail with the Biahop from San Francisco
evening On "India and Christian Mia.;ons-"
Among the arrivals at the Sherman yesterday
were the following: J. D. shearer and wife;
Philadelphia; y. n. French, Laramie H. ;.
! Rogers. Wyoming; E. D. Litchfeld, England !;
Dr.: james II. Wheeler, Now Hampshire; T. F.
Mcdonald and wife, Binghamton, N: z; P.P.
DUNCAN, ~ Indianapolis G.. Becker, Ss: PAM ;
| Boston; T. B. Fisko, New York. = -
The following officers of Lifo-Boat Lodge No.
1000. l. o. G. T., were installed on Tuesday
| evoning last: William Hopper, ". Q. T.; 8: J.
Hopper, W.T.; Guy Acheson, R. s.; F. Ha1-
dem "A. r. g.; Ed Holler, ". F. s.; 2. Short,
Lewis, T. G.; J: spanton, n. s.; q. Ha51es'
ingtoa, L. HIS
Prof. Vaao!i, the wonderful illrsonitt and
Eidigitatour, has drawn large audiences Ut
Nixon'a 3mphitheat1a during The past week, and
his extraordinary performances hate excited q
degree Of. wondortHont and Interest beyond that
which has attended: any similar entertainment
for years in Chicago: Arrangements have been
made for the especial accommodation OF ladies,
for whom the beg. seats in the house are re-
eerved. :. As s!elght OF hand performer ano
er6t1fffc ey111Dont the D+ticat lllu3Cu,
the equal OF Prof. Vanek has rarely, II eTer,
been seen in our city. go ~ - =
During the pres ent hull in the lecture buslness,
it is urdersto0d that Mese1s. Carpenter d. shet-
con are making arrangements with distinguish
cd gentlemen for tthH Homiug season. Among