, 1873-12-17
PERSONALS.
THE CITY.

D.. N. McCulough, General Manager Of tue
poansylvanla Company . lines, is in. tho city.
| Tho Hon. Schuyler Colfax arrived Mt tho Card
nor House yesterday morning, and will bo tho
| guost Of W. II. Smith while in tho CITY,.
Mrs. Sarah G. Cleveland, for tho last twolvo
yoara ono Of tho most etllclent Of our city mis-
sionaries, Is lying dangerously i'll Mt Aurora, Ill
Col. Harry Tominson, President OF tho
'shouldor to Shoulder Club" Of Memphis.
| Tonnossce,. who hns done noble work during tue
| yellow fever epidemic, lB at tho Sherman.
| Mr.. Arthur Gleason, who, during tho past two
yoara. has boon Of groat Horvico to the County
Clerk In making up COLLECTORS warrants and In
other bnsinosa relating to taxoa, haa accepted
tho position Of Assistant Deputy Collector undor
Collector O'Drion, Of Weat Chicago.
An informal reception will be toudered tho
Mr.. 2. D. Phillips, No.. 100 Calumet avenue, this
evening. His personal friends, and tho friends
Of tho now religious moyomeut which lio Ans or
Ganized nro Invited to meot him.
Gerald NrasBoy, tho distinguished English poet
and philosopher, wns tho central figure Of apri-
Adams street. whore lo was tho guest OF q. G.
Fostor: late editor aud publisher Of tho KanBas
City Daily Journal Alr. Alasaoy lott for. tho
East on tic. .ovoning train.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
She'na'-J. T. Wilson, Washington Con.
Rochester, u. 4; Con. ): ". crnue, Dnbuqno;
Gen. J. v, Facnsworth, st. Charles; tho Hon.
7, Il. Harrington, Now York Alfred Wil,niuo,
s. Sfaa sa9saR aR Now York; eSe4a 4 esGd Ss5daa1 on
cinsatE j. auliel, Now York; J. i. 'chad- had
wick, Boston; j. j. Jackson, baltimore;
]; 4. smith. boston i. 4. Tu,nasoD,,
Connoeticllt; r. s. Cable. Rock island; tho
Hon. W. II. HiloB and @. +. Knl1k, Wisconsin.
:. - Palmcy-George II. Duaaey, Rochester.
J. II. Locke, Cincinnati; o. W. Gunniaon, Mil
wankee T. Lyle Dickcy, Ottawa ". A. Dur
logh. Yanktou; J. D. Calhoun, Iowa Col. T.
Hon. i. II. rcobles, ohio john, aoiorth, Wasl-
ington; ". y. Richardson, Omaha.
IN GENERAL.
D. ". Iusk, formerly. Of the, -shawneetown
Aic'cury, Las purchased tho 1ehin (Ill.) Repp1-.
lican.
Congressman William 4. Phillips, Of ,Kapaas,
has engaged hotel ACCOMMODATIONS. for himself
and friends at Topeka preparatory to the Seu-
atoria1 struggle.
Some men are born lucky, and others havo
within, tho, last year Dir Theodore Tilton i,as,
had largo eum say some 100000; presented to
linn rs capital to irHuro tho porluanouco OF. tho
Golden Agc.-Neo York Sun.
Mrs. Frances N. BurlinR died in Milford, Pa,
recently, agc1 o6, years.. uor maiden nan,o was
AAAASts AADt NUN AbEllo III NDW-1DIK B0G1efY
nearly eighty yoars ago. On one occasion, ut 4
public reception i'll that city, sle waB Gen.
Washingtons partner in d dancc.
How many. decorated women are there in
Franco? -Four: Mndame Dubar, Superior of
tho Convent Of The Smurs lie lTBpu.auco. at
Nancy (Ssster. Yiotoire); Rosa Donleur, the
painter. and Under. the Empire; Lady pfgott,
Under the Government of NJ, Yhiers, for her de-
yotcducaa to- tho wounded during thc-war; and
Nile. Bertha Rochor {of HaYro), who has
crowned her legendary charity by founding u
hospital
The, Massachusetts Mayors. for 1874 (except
Salem, not got eloc.o:a) nro: boston, Samuel G.
Cobb Cambridge, Isaac. Bradford !; Full River,
James, Z. Davenport; Worcester, Edward L.
Davis; Springfield, John NJ. Stehbina; Lowell
Francis Jewett 6omeryi]le, William II. Furler
Lynns Jacob n. LOWS Newton, j. T. O., Hyde;
New Bedford, George 3. Richmond Lnvrence
John X. Tnrbox'; Chelsea, Charles Fl. Ferson
Taunton, George Fl: Dnbbitt Fitohburg. 4tnlasa
Norcross Hnvorhill, ]. Y. Smiley Holyolo
Y. B.. g. Pearsona !; Gloucester, Robert H.
Fears; Newburyport, Warron Currier.
After short visit homo, tho Vioo-prosident
la going Sonth--probatIy to romain several
weeks. During part OF tho timo lie may be
the guest of Mrs. Harriet DoeoLer Stowe at her
Floridn residence. A spccial to tho Boston
Herald says, whilo as we'll as ever in othcr re-
spects, he still susrs from tho blood loft OH his
brain BY tho breaking OF blood-vcsscl last May.
His physicians say that it will require several
months yct for him TO get entirely rid Of this,
nnd that ho will bo Iortuunso il the end Of year
finds him quite we'll similar difficulty once
kept Prof. AgRssiz three years from all work.