, 1873-06-26
PERSONAL.

H. Furbur, New York, Ia at tho Grand Pa.
ciho.
Washington Bushnell. ottaws, is ut tho Grand
Pacific.
Col. G. II. auion, sonece Falls, is at tho Grand
Pacific.
The Hon. ". ". o'Brlen, Peoria, Is at tho
ehorman.
Tho Hon. ]. ". Elbert, covington, Ky., Is at
tho sherman.
A. J. Aikens and family, Milwaukee, nro at the
Grand Pacific.
Gen. E. III. AcOook, Governor Of Colorado, ia
nt the GRIND Pacific.
Tho Rev. Jesse Wagner and wife, Watham,
Mas8., arc at tho Grand Paolto.
George Altrod Townsend, correspondent OF
THE TRIBUNE, Is ut the Sherman.
T. Il. Meyers, manager Of the Pittsburgh l. 1t.
Wayne Railroad, iB at tho Sherman.
Capt. g. A. Hunt and a delegation Of Winno-
bago Indians ara at the Gault House.
8. s. Merrill, General Manager, and John G.
Gault, General Superintendent OF tho Milwaukee
d st. Paul Railroad, is at tho Grand paotlo.
Among the arrivals at tho Grand Pacific, yes
torday, woro the following: D. K, Smith and
wife, Peoria; ". =. Crowd, Cleveland; SD.
springasd Il b. Wokor kt. Louis; = n. aV5' i. J.
Leopold, Washington F. q. Huntington aud
wife, CINCINNATI " g. Richardson, philadel-
phia; Sidney simmon, London.
Among the arrivals Mt the Sherman yesterday,
Woro the following Il. e. Darling, Boston H.
family, Philadelphia J. Il: Ford, Detroit I. +.
Hanington, Central City, COL: B. II. Bhorrill,
Louisville John +. Stewart and family, Council
bluffs E. .. Spear and wife, Cincinnati G. N.
Winch, Boston Dr.. G. 9. Smith, Sunbeam W.
H. Duncan, Omaha ID. @. swank and wife,
Charles Koppitz, the we]l-knoWn leador Of or
choatras, died st St. Johns, N. B., June %.
JEFF Davis was at last accounts roteroe in a
pending duel between Momphis gentlemen.
Samuel Durnham, formerly Of tho Boston
grcgationalist d1od, juno "a, at his residence
in Cambridge, Mass.
10 tho recently published list Of Congreaumon
who have returned thor baok-pay should be
added tho names Of Ellia +. Roberts and Gin
ton J.: Merriam, OF Now York.-Doston Journals
Washington Correspondent.
Marahal MaoMahon will put On great deal
more style at tho Versailles palace Of the proBi-
dancy ,than did III. Thiers. His receptions will
DO very stately, and he will BOT apart two days in
tho week:-probably Monday and. Thuraday- for
the social demands o., the Presidency. Further
ing, as did II. Thiera. Ho does not believe Ia
republican simplicity.
b.!
According to tho London Era sothorn has
made about 81 100000 by leading Duudreary
llfc for sixteen years. When it ia recolleotcd
TINT the character was intended "a minor ono.
and that his first representation OF It WAS bur-
1eaque Of the playw1ight's intention, made by
Sothern in bis wrath at haTing the part assigned
him, It will DO agreed, If tho Era's figuros arc
correct, that the wrath OF Lord Dundreary Of
1868 waB moro profitable outburst Of passion
than usually falls to tho lot Of man.
Hiram Garretson, whom Mr.. Schultz has
recommended to tho President for General Com
missioner at the Vienna Exposition, ia one Of
the most prominent and respected OF tho buni-
tho original Commissioners who were suspended
en- masBe by the State Department when lie
charges Of corruption we're made against them
% M body: The investigation, howoYor, proved
transactions charged against Bome OF his col
leagues, and he WAS very speedily restored to bis
position On the Commission.