, 1873-06-16

appear In ono log Of Brock MoViokars old pant
nsoons, which wore addot::.+. o'lly's stage ward
robo few days ago.
DR.. H. Lul1am, OF this city, has returned tror-
Attending tho rocont mooting OF tho Natlonnl
Medical aooiety In Cleveland, and subaoauent
yisit to Philadelphia. u,
Con. Il. E. Hudson, who practised law In thfB
clty In 1850. and aftorward entered the army to
make an honorable record In all tho principal
ongagemontB Of the wnr, died at his residence III
Memphis, on the 4th lust Ho waa born noar
Rochester, N 7.
Master Willie Francis. Young pianist OF this
city Of great promise loft on Saturday for Europe
IN company with Mr. Florence Ziegfold to purdue
his musical education. He will be placed under
the charge Of DR.. Volkmar, che celebrated Lepsto
instructor. Although quito young, his pr eacnt
| nusloal attainmonta giYo promise Of do cided
future excellence.
It is said that young Walworth VAS illogical.
That's & good namo for it.
DR.. David P. Smith, of Springfield, Mass, has
boon inrited to the professorship Of Medicine at
Yale. ,~
Mr. sewoll'e $50, 900 Libel suit against tho Gin
cinnati Enquirer Was quietly kicked out OF
court.
Con. N. P. Banks is making arrangements
to 60 to South America to engage IN certan xall-
WY enterprises.
David l.. Ward1aw, Judge Of tho Supreme
Court Of South Carolina, died at, Abbevi1lo. s.
| G., on tho 8th inst. T..
Con. John s. (Cerro Gordo) Williams hns ao-
! ceptod the Democratic nomination as candidate
! to the Kontucky Legislature. '~ '::'~
". O. Tallmnn has beon appointed General
| Passenger Agent OF the Grand Trunk 1sailroad.
with headquarters in Portland,
| Mrs. Con. Lee makes public statemont that
| she docs not desre to have tho Arlington
I MI faf IL
| devoted. :
Congressman Zero II. Wilson, Of Connoravil1e,
Ind, Will make indianapolis his future homo,
and has purchased d residence On North Penn
sylvania street., -
| Gen. Low Wallace aignod tho application Of .
wlieky-seller for uoonHo some days ago, and
there is much indignation In Orawfortlayile,
Ind, over the affair. '::
George W. ETatsell, Chief Of Police In New
York City, has lnrge farm near Anamoeo, H.,
and usually spends part Of tho summer at that
| pleasant country seat
Judge George F. Hocfror, o. W. Nixon,
+ George Sargent, J. L. 6lovin, and Charles Kahn
arc tho nominees Of tho Mayor Of Connecticut
b for Fire Commissioners.
Col 9; 9. Pntrott. Republican politician, has
ton Is. o. Daily Chronicle. Tho Colonel has an
excellent namo for tho position.
Col. Drake, Of tho Third New Jorsoy, has been
put under arront by his Brigadier for taking his
regtmont to Philadelphia, notwithstanding no
had permission from the Governor.
f. DR.. William n. Smith, who was on tho staff OF
! Gen. Zach Taylor, md In charge OF hospital at
Monterey, and whom President Taylor made Col
leotor at Galveston, Tex. died in that city, June
Q, agea ST.
A Massachusetts Congressman at is not neces-
| snry to mention nRnleB) ia orodited with saying
| to Western member that "No ono has eyor
| boen ab1e to hold up an idea thin enough to poke
1t into That old crack In his head."
| Lieut. Rlbletk West Pointer, who lately re-
| signed from the army and purchased tho Pekin
| C1. Repuouc0n gos his foot caught In tho press
on Wednesday week; and injured so as ID require
tho amputation OF tho greae toe.
There were r,lmors In Ban BrancBoo 9Th, that
Mark Hopkins and O. r. Huntington wero about
10 sell out theiroontrolling interest in tho Con-
trail Pacific Railroad, ,--negotiationB being thon
! pending at the Bank Of California.
| Tho Connecticut Legislature has advanced
Judges James Phelps aud Dwight w. Pordee, Of
| tho Superior Court, to seats on tho Supreme
| Bench Judge Pardoo to tsko his next February,
when Chief Justice Seymour will retire.
Secretary Richardson states that he is himself
quito willing to appoint women to any grade Of
| olorkshtp to which they prove themselves quail
| fed by competitive examination. It has boon
| represented that he refused thom poAitious
wloro the salary Ia above 5000 per anuun.
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