, 1873-08-27

price Of tiokcta wan flxod at 80 oaoll
: Tho Committee adjournod to ,neot at tho eamo
placo at o'clock on tho night Of the 31st inst.
PERSONAL.
Judge o. q. Skinner, Quincy, is at tho pncino.
Henry Eokormau, Ottawa Is at tho Gardner.
i. Anderson, Now Orleans, is at tho Sherman.
". r. Bushnell, St. Louis, Is al tho Gardner.
G. p. Clifford, milwaukee,, Is at tho Sherman.
Con. Daniel Dustcn, Sycamore, il at tho Cliff
ton.
George p. ellison, Kansas City, is at the shor-
man.
0apt. W. Il. Bourne, U. s, A., liz at Tho sher-
mail.
Tho Hon. ". D. WesHon, Detroit, is Mt tho
Pacific.
The Hon. J. B. Walters, Baltimore, is at tho
Pacific.
+: H. Boatwick, Philadelphia, ia at tho
Clifton.
oo!. A. G. Babcoc1, Canton, ILL.,, is at the
paciflc.
Judgo L. N. Baldwin, Of Mississippi, is at The
Gardner.
THO Hon. J. D. platt, Warren, ILL.,, is at tho
Clifton.
The Hon. ]. B. Calhoun, Of Iowa, Ia at tho
Gardnor.
Tho Hon. ". Il. Warren, Augusta, Co., is at
tho Pacific.
@. ". Birmingham, OF London, England is at
tho South Sido Briggs.
Tho Hon. r. Shoemaker, philadolphia, is at
tho South sido Briggs.
j. Hamilton and Thomas Harwool, Jr., Lon
don, Eng, are at tho Sherman.
The Hon, Andrew Graham, tho Hon. Dennis
Long, md the Hon. W. e.. Anderson, all OF
Louisville, Ky., are at the Pacific.
G. ". Horcd, lanil-agcnt Of tho AtchiBon, To-
poka l. santa 70 Rairoad, with party from
South RuBsia, is ut tho Pacific.
Superintendent McAIullon, Of tho Chicago, Al
ton l. st. Louis Railroad, las gone to 81. Louis
on business connected with tho road.
". D. Strong, Assistant Goneral suporintond-
Ont Of tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road, Inns gone to 1own OIL railr0ad business.
Agent OF tho Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Rail
road, has gono to Toxas to prospect III the intor-
est Of tho Company.
Mrs. David G. Mlston, daughter Of bIr. George
". Lyon, OF tho firm of Lyon j. ueny, of this
city, died suddenly yesterday morning, utter CIV
ing BIRTH to d daughter.
q. r. Buffers, son Of William A. Duttors, tho
at Denver, Col, Of consumption, after painful
Illness Of several months duration.
i. A. Drummond, Enq., Unitotl statoB Courts
yesterday returned from Lis trip to the East, and
will roBrme bis duties to-day. Mr. Drummond
iB looking in splendid hoalth.
Z. s. Washhrrn tie supcrlntenlont's Bocrota-
~ Of tho Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Rail
now rosidonce will be No. 46 Vinconncs avonuo,
wlero ho will hereafter entertain Ills friends.
Dartly T. Campbell, tho well-known author
and playwright, hos returned to Chicago nftor
MI absence Of sovoral months spont at tho aoa
Bhoro. While away he was not unoccupied; he
fniHl,od a now piece entitled '' Hearts," for Mr..
1Iooloy'a Theatre, wl,ero it will aoon be pre-
| 6ontad.
| Tho ladies Of the Union Park Baptist Church
propoBo giving q reception to their pastor. tho
| llo7. Florence Mccarthy, OIL Thursday eroning,
| ut tho church, corner Of Paulinn and Washing
ton Htroota and oil Of his friondB aro cordially
invited to bo presont on tho occasion.
Miss Eliza o'Connor whose rocont serious ILL.,
ness occasioned considerable unoasinoss on Tho
| part Of her friends, is now conynlcscont, and
! will appear on Monday evening ut Hooloy'H, in
| tho now drama "Llian's Last Love-" which has
| bcon In preparation for several months past.
Tho Boston Saturday Evening Gazette IL re-
conclusion Of his engagement at MoVichera, Mr.
| w. II. Floyd will 70 to Hooloy'u Thoatre Oh aBso-
ciato manager md loading gentleman. Such
III arrangement would certainly not digpleaso
tho patrons Of the "parlor homo Of comedy" in
this city.
| There WIS a rumor current In tho strcots yeB-
terlAy that Mr.. Riyors, QUO Of tho proprlotors of
tho St. Charles Hotol Now OronuB, had leased
| The new fremont Of this city for torn Of years.
An interview with Mr., Ira Couch. however, lol
to tho Information TINT, while Mr.. nivora had
boon in Chicago recently, and ovincod q willing
nesy to bacone proprietor Of tho Tromout, still
! there vas no likelihood Of m arrangement to
that end being effootod.
4 letter received by His Honor tho Mayor
from Mr. Lot Church, Il Justice Of tho poaco at
A1arrionotto, Wis, sta tos that. Oh sunday, Aug:
stopped at d boarding-houae thero. Ho com
secnel troubled in Ills mind. Ho suddenly
jumped up from dinner and ran out Of tho
honao throwing himself into the Monononee
roach him; lie had about 81 IN ha rogsstossion,
No. 210 College street, writton upon it. At tho
inquest, II vas stated that the deceased slalmed
Tho body was buried III hlarrionotto cemotory,
and IL at tho disposition Of tho friends Of tho
| deceased.
The last surviving uncle Of phtneas T. Bar
mum, Peter Darnum, deacon Of tho church, died
at Danbury, Conn Aug. ~, aged % yoarB
Lieut.. ASA bird Gardner OF the First u. s.
Artillery, has been appointed Judge Adyocato il.
tho army, with the rank Of Major, pico Dewitt
Clinton, deceased.
James Iiddo, tho Republican candidate for
Governor III Delaware in 1856. and n Tolnber Of
| tho National Republican Committee, died Rt
| Washington, Aug. %, aged 20.
is. Q. Blackburn, of Kentucky, has chris:
tened hiB nowly-born son "Woodford County, y
in honor of tho county which has just elected
him (the fathor) to tho Legislature.
The Boston Post sayH: "1ho frionds Of Vice
President Wilson, and they are to he found in MI
political parties, will loarn with great aatisfac-
ton that Ills continued conyalosconce cntitloB linn
to hope for complete restoration to health"
senator LOWS, Of Virginia, salary-grabbor, hat
physioian'B certificate TINT ho hal bcttor visit
California, and Htay thero till after the ooctton
above all, that tho must nbBtnin from taking
any ncaiyo part In tho present Virginia carvasb,' ;