, 1873-10-13
PERSON AL,

PERSONAL.
THE CtTY.
II. Il. Duval, OF Nov York, is at tho Gard
nor.
Capt. n. Miller Of Now York; Ia at the sAor-
man.
II. Baker, Clinton, Iowa, ia ut the Driggs |
Uouao
]. D. Nimbal1, Q. s. Navy, is ut tho West Side
Briggs.
Tho Hon. D. Littlor, Of Springfield, is ut the
GRIND Pacific.
Dr.. Hardness, Of san Francisco, is ut the
Grand pacino.
Con. A. E. burnside, OF Rhode Island, is at |
tho Sherman.
3. Hogan. Albany, N. T., is guest Of the
Briggs HouHc.
Tho Hon. s. NJ. Cullom, of Springfield, is at
the G1aud paoIo.
j. II. Sessions, bristol, Conn.,, is stopping at
tho Briggs Hoube.
s1ai. =. Ruokman, Of Bergen, N. j., is ut tho
Woht Side Briggs.
J: 4: Monroe. Of Bloomington, Is at Andor-
| sons European Hotel.
Tho Rov. o. Whcelock, Of Columbus O., is
1ogistorod at the West Side Briggs.
The Hon. Q. II. Roevos, Of Plymouth, Ind, is
in tho city, and is At tho West Side Briggs.
A. sonrlo, O., NJ. l. 81. Paul Railway, is
among the arrivals Mt tho West Side Briggs.
T. T. Thomas. San Francisco, aud X. K. Ram
soy, AtchiHon, Kan., are registered at tho Sher-
| mnn.
J. q. Fostor, Boston: Il. g. whiting, Hanni-
| bal, Mo-, and j. II. Ganson, New York, are stop
| ping at tho Gardner.
| n. Salisbury, Salt Lake City; q. H. Sheriff.
and n: Z. Cowon, Washington, arc guests at the
Grand Pacific.
Judge Norton was suddenly called out Of town
yesterday to attend tho funeral of hia sister, who
died at Bennington, Vermont. lie will bo back
on Triday.
T: D. g, NJ. r. 4. Jordan was presented, on
Friday evening. with d gold watch by Silver Link
Lodge, I. ., o. F., rs testimonial for his aerv-
| Ices to that institution.
Col. John P. Joyce, we'll known as tue efficient
and popular manager Of tho famous "Red
Stockings Of Cincinnati. ia at " Browns"
spending few dnys w,tL lis many friends In
this city.
lows Lodges in this city loft Inst night for
Springfield to attend tho annual Meeting Of tho
Grand Lodge Of the State, which begins in TINT
! city to-day.
Mr. Thomns O'Donovan, au old resident Of
this city. returned from four montlls' visit to
| til" Gem OF tho Sea, wheEe ho was born. Hn
says the Home.nn[e iden ia spreading among the
the mass Of the Irish people,
Onray, First Chief of the Ute Indiaus md
niue lessor Chiefs OF tho Ha,ne tribe, arc stop
ping at the Sherman. They arc in charge
Inn. and Otto Mcar. 1nterpretors, and
themselves yoaterday BY taking ride throsgh
tho city. Tho obi ect Of their Journey ia to laye
ton.
DY TE1EonApu
OMAHA, Nob., Oct. 12.-Lient.-Gen Phil shor-
114Tr1 rt7
and left for Chicago last evening.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct, 12.-Mr. Lowo, United
States Minister to China. arrived ilore from tho
West to-day with purity Of Chinese.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 12-The breach Of promise
case at Atlantic. Iowa, Of Miss Hattie Bell
agalnat G. Hollner, has resulted in verdict for
| the plaintiff for the sum OF $4,000.
| IN GENERAL.
Joff. Davis III proposed for Chancellor OF tho
| University Of Georgia.
Pope Pins X. receives every day about 100
letters. and nearly oil contain "regiouu remit
| tancea."
Ar. Barrott, Of Battle Greek, Mich. wants I,
law to punish reporters for ridiculing froe-loyo
| conventions.
The Cologne Gazette Says TINT tho life of Dr.,
Strauss ia despaired Of. Ho suffers from cancoE
| In tue stomach.
The nov. Alexander Burroughs, of OBwego,
has been suspended OIL tho proven charge OF
hitting his wife on tho head with Hubbard
squash.
We hear that III. B. Cast1o, Of DeKalb County,
at present q member OF the stata soaaso, viii
| be candidate for Congress next year.-Rock-
! ford Gazette.
Ex-Gov. Hoffman, Of New York. with his wife
and daughter, after extended tour through
Holland, Germany. and Switzerland, hive ro-
turned to Paris for tho winter.
The Rev. DR.. Totten. formerly President Of
| ur&{&1 T1111 Sx7 1Jnrf Glad,
ton, Ky, Oct. 7, after an illness Of TWO wooks.
He was about 70 years Of age.
Mrs. Valentine Schneider. who lives on rare
beefateak at Is Admins Atroet, is about 60 years
old, and has not boon down Btairn for three
| years. sno Weighs now 400 pouuds.-Boston
| Advertiser.
The Hon. 4. s. Marshall (aalary-grabber) is
having MI extensive addition built TO his proper
| tY In this plRce,--it looEH like residence but
Mr: Marshall is not married. !-a{oLeana1oro
(IM.) Times.
Gen. Grant had large amount OF deposits
before It broke. and tho only time ho oyorplaycd
tho part OF Con. Jackson was when ho removed
the deposits. Louisville Cuorier- Journal.
suppose you may hear (says Washington
letter. Of as many debutnntes during tho coming
ns during tho past Washington SEASON. Lust
| year belleve thoro wcro about thirty. Miss
| Edith EiHl, daughter ct tho Secretary OF State,
will probably hoad tho list. Miss Fish is hand
somo, stylish, mud very bright. Last yoar she
only appeared at her mothel'a entertainments,
and was allowed to acospt no invitations to other
houses. She is quite young, not yet ID, think.
isos to be az much fayorite as her elder sister,
was one Of tho dobutautea at recent German.
| The daughter OF Mr.. Carlisle Patterson, Of the
Coast Survey Office, led the German, Another
debutanto was the daughter OF Paymaster Eaton,
| United States Army. Miss Sadio, lovely natural
blonde. .somo Of tho other young latllos wero
tho two daughters OF Prot. Coffin, Miss Ella Kay,
| Miss Emily Clubb, Misses Sherman. daughters
Of Judge Sherman, mud Miss pooro. daughter Of
Admiral Poore.