, 1873-11-10

J. Cone, OF Ohio, ID ut tho Palmer.

q. Conc, Of Ohio, is ut tho Palmer.
L. Richardson, Of Michigan, is at tho Palmor.
Con. Fitzpatrick, Of Now Joraey, is ut tho shor-
man. ''' '''
q. F. Uibbard, Of Milwaukee. Is ut the bhor-
man. -, 80 y, III
Clinton D., Sears, o. s.'A., ia at Tho Grand Pa
clio. ''::'>'s- '>-> - =.
Tho Hon. A. ". Lamb, Of uannibnl, la At tho
pacillci =: -. -
W.. O. osgood, Of Now Orleans, is At tic
r. I. O. Taylor, Of Hot Springs, Ark, is at tho
Gardnor.
9. W. Sargent, OF Donvor, ool., is at tho
dardner..
Con. J. ". Singleton. of Quincy, Ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
". J. Knight Dubuque; VIII nm Rogers and
Thomas ]. Rogors, Clinton, Ia.. are Registered
at the Gardner. i'> : ';s':.. =.
Charles D. Chapman, St, Louis; J. D. .Jonea.
Massachusetts, aud 1Yalkor Halford, London, are
guests ut the Pacific, !, 49,,
Newman Hall lectures tonight in tho Star
Course in St. Louis, mud On "Wednesday night
in tho stnr Courao III this city.
Douglas popo, Springfield; J. 8. Haryoy, Mil
waukoe, 3, D. Carpenter. Iowa; Edward Holly,
Cleveland, are stopping at tho Palmer. i
J. s. 8ougnoll, Pon Yan, N. T.; E. .. Taylor,
Port Huron. hlIeh;;; r. 4. Van Dyke, Nov York;
A: Wilson md @. i. Anderson, Philadelphia, arc
among the arrivals at tho Sherman.
Yesterday forenoon some 2U0 boyn aud girls
mado their !" first 113..1muuion at st. patrlck's
Church, on Dcsp1ninos stroot, In tbs afternoon,
aft6r vespors, about tho Same number Of per-
gpns, Of both BoxeB, received continuation at tho
hands Of Bishop Foley.
Tho following woro among tho prominent ar
rivals At tho Commercial Hotol yesterday: Fred
N. Whitehead, st: Louis; J.. Ii. Dallontine, Do
troit r. D. Stoddnrd, Stirling, ILL.,. G. n. Bar
low Richmond; John G.. Stuart East Tonnca-
500; Il. .. Murphy, Galveston, Tox.; H.. 2.
Wadhame. Oleyolanl; j. Il. Lord, Baltimore {;
j: j. Kitchen, Detroit
It ia understood upon good authority that tho
Rev. DR.. r. ". Patterson will resign tho paas
torate Of tho Second Presbyterian Church, which
he haR filed 30 ably for moro than quarter Of o
century. his roBignation to take effoot on tho lat
OF january next, whon,, It ia said, hc will begin
hts laborH In tue Presbyterian Theological sonni-
nary Of Chicago, as Professor Of Christian
Apologottos.
Mr. James Rollins, from tho North Of Wales,
who is warmly interested In public education,
WIS presented by Superintendent pickard to the
teacherB proaont ut the Institute hold at tho
Normal Building on Saturday morning. He
9nLGELA1u0Q HE hHulLpF6 VIII DGlll history OF
educational progross in tho three nationalitios
Of Scotland, Ireland, and England, and OK
pressed his satisfaction with the condition Of
our American schools.
MIR. J. E.. Wheeler, who has bcen for several
years past prominently identified with tho
stationery house Of ]. II. W. Jones, as head
bookkoepor, being about to reaign that position,
owing to impaired health, was On yesterday
presented by his fellow-omployos, in addition to
appropriate and tangible eviioncos Of cstoe1n
aud appreciation, with eignt o'egant1y.bound
Volumes, comprising Knights Complete History
Of England" In Mr.. Whoelor's withdrawal the
house loaes an active representative, and tho
employees an agreeable associate.
Mrs, Il. H. Barnard, ono OF the Commits
eionora Of Emigration, appointed by tho Secro-
tary Of the Treasury during lust summon, ia at
tho Sherman House. After spending two
months In Europe for the purpose OF investi-
| eating the treatment atld condition of omigranta
on steamships, having returned to this country
az a! steeraRe passongor.s ia now visiting the
transportation of ouligrauts Is conducted by
| railways. She arrived here yesterday, having
como all tho way from Castle Garden in IN emil.
| grant tra!n.