, 1873-03-01
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Hon. r. Corwin, Of poru, WAS at the fremont
yesterday.
Col. D. Williams, Of Wyoming Torritory, is ut
tho Sherman House.
Judge William e. Dixie, Of Faribault, Minn.
Ia at tho Sherman House. /
Tho Hon. Peter White, Of Marquette, Lhko |
Superior, is at the Sherman House.
A1r. q. .. Horham, Superintendent Of tho |
Pittsburgh i Fort Wayne Railroad, is at tho |
4herman HouRo.
E, .. Barney, Esq, Of the Barney 4 Smith |
Manufacturing Company, Of Dayton, Ohio, was
at tho fremont yesterday.
Henry III. stanley md his boy Kalulu, who to-
1ether share tho honora Of having discovered !
Livingstone, are at tho fremont.
h1r. ). D. Mccormick, who dled at Dayton,
Ohio, On the Mth ~ OF February vas ~ cousin Of
his brother, rs stated in TIE Tn1D0NE yestor-
The following were ut tho fremont yestorday:
III. L. Boyle, Trenton; 4. X. Jones, Quincy
e. Ii. Avery and wife Sycamore; John q.
Hatch. New York; H. +. nrownel and wife,
The following woro tho prominent arrivals ut
Proyidonce; ~. N. Clark, Cleveland; i. r.
Rush, Grand Rapfds; D. T. Wales and vito,
Philadolphia; ". 9: Dunn and vito, Trenton,
\. j.; Jamos A. Dwight Rockford; II. @.
Palmer, st. Paul.
The prominent guests at tho Briggs House.
yesterday were: r. 3. Cook, Boston e. Y.
Holcomb, Galenn; A. D. Howard, Cleveland;
James Il. Brooks, Tama City: D. D. Knapp,
gties, n. II 4: 9; Wood, Montreal l. FFSd gta T.
Cincinnati 9. q. Hartman, Pittsburgh O. D.
Parsons, Washington.
A literary and social society Was organizcd on
Thursday oyening At st. Paul's Meth Church,
under tho name OF tho Independent Literary
President, ". G. Morris Vico-PresIdent, J. II.
Olendenfng; Secretary, Maggie a, Flanders
Treaeprer. TIE CLARA Toner; Editors, May Morris
State Woman's Hospital waa hold on Tuesday
evening, whom Communication was reoelYed
from tho Hon. John D. Rico, President Of tho
Board rendering his resignation a o.; o. tho ground
buainosB. Tho resignation Was respectfully &C.
cepted, and the following officers elected: Prest-
dent, Col. J. L. Jamos; Vico-President, the Rev.
J. L. Forester; Treasurer, J. Irving Pearco
Bocretary, William Borner.
R. 8. McMurdy. Albany; T. Norton, Balti-
Evans, Denver; 8. Montgomery, Alabama, 3.
D. sewall, st. Paul r. J. Holmog, KanHas City;
John Taffe, Omaha; B. III. shorrin, Louisville
ford, Conn.,. J. r. Rugglos, San Francisco; ].
8. 8. Wallihan, Colorado; +. H. Watt, Philadol-
phia |. '. D. Becker, otsegto, N: y; y. ?, ELI
Bon, Boston, wero the prominent guests ut tho
Sherman House yesterday.
Among tho thousands OF visitors at Paris aro
tho following citizens Of Chicago: Gen. J. H.
Corae and family, John A. Cutler and family,
Oharles Dyer and family, Mre. =. s. Iaham and
family, Mrs. John N. Jewett, ". B. D. Lewis
at London, A. B. Adams, .. J. Minot, George
", Shepard !. at Dresden, Henry Bliss, .. 9.
Irwin r. at Prague, Mrs. =: Y; Ply. hlrs; =: II:
Hezel; At Naples, Miss Il. =, French, Mrs. D.
jackson, Mrs s, n. Nickerson, Mira. X. Porter,
HRS. Brown and family, Miss Carrie Fiah, Miss
Cloudy, Mrs. 9. ?. and Mrs. E. 9. Kellogg.
Bayard Taylor md his German wife will m AXE
Germany thor home.
Harriet Deooher stowc is still an1louB to aell
hor Florlda plantation.
William J. o'13rlen, of Maryland, UongroHB-
man elect, ia quite deaf.
Con. Sheridan intlmatea that ho will put
head on the individual who noxt aaya lo is en-
gagged.
Morton Garrett, conductor of tho first train on
tho pennsylvania Railroad, Is now living in
Chester County, Pa.
Oliver Ames, Of North Esston has purchased
works, at Taunton, Mass.
Andrev Williams. atep-father to Bret Harte,
and ex-Mayor Of ORkland, Onl., died, Feb. 1t, by
falling from tho platform OF stroot~oar,
Prof. geolyo, OF Amherst ia prominently men,
toned In connection with tho Presidency OF tho
coming Smith College at Northampton. Mass.
Tho nev. William Powell Quinn, Senior Dlahop
Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, died
on the 2lst met, at his residence In Richmond,
Ind,
Mr. Haywood, q relative Of Secretary Bout
vel, who has been for nine years past a clerk in
tho Treasury Department, attempted to commit
suioide last Monday afternoon, and was taken to
the inHhna asylum.
Lord Lytton died poascauod OF very conalder-
able property, but 1t Ia not generally known that
his diplomattHt brother Iord Dalling) died In
nolyent, nnd his executors aro unable to realizo
sufficient to pay of his debts. Lord Dalling
never married, and ILLS title Ia extinct.
Oyer woek ago, Lieut.-Qov. Sexton placed
$4,000 In groenb9cks in ono Of hiB oyercoat
what Burpriged TINT he is yot IN possession Of
tho aamo, ~ ho has left tho cont lying around IN
all aorts OF places In areokloRB ADMINISTRATIONS
apohs Sentinel.
4 Spanish correspondent Of tho london Times
calls attention to tho faot that there arc now
three Princes who may in tho future lay claim to
the throne Ct Spain The Prince Of Asturiaa,
son Of Don OarloB; tho Prince Of Aaturias, son
OF tho e1-Queen Isabella md tho Prince Of As
turlas, son Of tito e1-lking Amadeus
Richard D. Lathrop, who lately diol at Now
York, was tho head Of tho once, noted firm,
| Lat}lrop, Luddington & Co. Ho wont to tho
city poor, built up D groat buslneas, and heca1no
very wealthy, but IN 1868 was driven into hank
ruptoyi and 10 died ovcn poorer than When he
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