, 1873-11-18
THE CITY,

| THE CITY.
". r, Doaoa, Of Albany, N. T., Ia at the sher-
| man.
William Il. Cooley, OF Boston, Is at the sher-
mnN.
Theodore Hook, of Now York, Ia at tho shor.
| man.
William Hussoll, Of New York City, is at tho
Palmer.
r, Wclby pugtn, Of London, Eng, is ut the
William H, Stevenson, of Now or1oans is nt
the Palmer.
r. F. Cords and family und W. r. Russell, Of
Boston, arc at tic Palmer.
Tho Ion. 9. ]. L. Myer, Of Fond du Lac, is
at tho Sherman,
| George O. Stephens, Of Boston. md ". A.
.riilingllast and family, OF Now Bedford, arc at
the Pacific.
Paris. Ky., and William passos, Of Columbus.
| O., arc ut tho Paciiic.
The following Ohicagoans wero registered at
various points in Europe up to Oct. 81: Paris
low and family, Mrs, II. n. Buell., John A. Cut
Ter md family, O. =. Dickinson, Miss Annio
Dooing, Miss Ellen Dooling, Z. F. 1etohell, Z.
+. Grafton, Engone L: Graves, hltns Mary
5'fa ss " l. s. IL i asseae sad E Rf %% GsaEs E. Ran mf
Miss Annie z. Hobart, Charles r: Ke1logg,s $. II.
Korfoot and fumily,' Miss Mimic Kimball,
Mayor hIodili and family, Mrs, s.. NJ. Wy
fs paasasss A1sso ,ssy MyFai f. t. aa au nss ss
son and wifo. Theodore J. Schneider, JOHN @.
Sherwood, Miss A.: Shields. hliss Rebocca Shields,
Mrs. Douglas D. 8. Taylor, Charles g. Thompson,
don-Dr. Bovoridgo, G. Kellogg, ]. Kellogg, j.
". Merriam and family, Chures Watson, Mrs. o.
Watson. ]. White. Geneva-Dr. e. T. Ingalls,
Walter Kimbalt and family, Or. N. G. Mclean,
=. +. Cannon and family, Arthur Reed, Miss
lam Hiokllng aud wife,. Edward G. porter and
wife. Wiesbaden-Th. Hudson. Vienna-
Miss g. NJ. Latin: L: =: Raymond, Mrs. r: NJ.
MhitehS9a;d, John l, r T%llor, r Tfs!on Mrs
Hosner, Miss Hoanler. Florcnce--Isaao N. Ar
mold and family G. r. Dickinson, E. T. dotchell,
| john GlnsWood.
George Dolby, who was Charles Dohons
| business ngont, is to put Mark Twain Though
lecture tour iu England.
Tho Governor of Vermont la to give one-llatf
his salary this year to ft out n fire engine COM
pnny. Ho used to run with tho machine"
Ono Of aIr. Dickens sons,- not tue Oldest
having shown himself~ o remarkably effective
reader Ii seni-pgiyato performances md chari-
ties, is about to read in public on his own ac-
count.
Sir Horny Thompson, tho surgeon, has
larger income than my other member OF his pro-
fossion in England. In his youth Sir Horny was
linon draper, but now, at tho ago Of 5s, lo is at
tho head Of his profession.
7 is an interesting incident Of the 9azaino
trial that an application made to tho German
Government to permit Due dAumalo to visit
Metz and tho neghborhood in order to verify
corta!n questions raiaod ut tho trial, WIS posi-
tiyoly refused. Tho Duo promised, II the per-
misaion was granted, to preserve the stretost
incogaito but tho answer Of tho German autlor-
tiles was that thoy "preforred that thia journey
should not tako place"
Frederick Rollwagon, Of Now York, diod to
very littlo purpose fow months ago, his three
SONS thinl1, for ho left lis 3l.000.000 or S2000,-
0Do In such a'wny that the aeryant-girl lie mar
riod oan use pretty much all tho income OH tho
property, while not dollars worth of tho real
cstate can DO sold until tho youngest con is
| tead. Tho boys have asked tho Surrogate Court
tho viii ~ ~ ~ 0 ~' - '@'0'' ''0 ''''>@'
The Pope said recently to adiplomatist: ''I
nm worry vol, indeed. l. cat drink, and digest
my food as we'll us when was 40 yoars of age:
walk as well, aud, above al do nos you think
40 yoa:s Of aso?" His Holiness is reported to
contldo in prophecy TINT ho will 1.-Two for ninety
Or moro years mud Witness tho rotroat OF the in
vaders from lH estatos.-Neso York Herald.
About 900 Of tho Peoples party, headod by
the Great Western Light Guard Band, lust even
schooninger, President Of the Gcrman- Amegican
| Central Committee and presented him with a
| very Valuable gold watch and chain. Mr.. TAeo-
dore Carl maao tho presentation speech, mud
! nor, thanking them Tor tic compliment. Tho
| band discouracd sweet strains, after which! tho
| whole crowd WAS invited into the house aud
! treated to cgara and vino.
| Ncar-Admiral Gustavus Fl. Scott, who Coca
out IN command Of tho squadron from Norfolk,
Ert1r1 Fr1tNf %t,Ox hfruC
| Ger. and hau boou upward Of forty-iiyo yonrs in
| tho naval aerylce. Ho ia a Virgnan, aud was
appointed to tho Naval Academy from that State
! ~ 1928. Flo commanded the stoaIn guuboat
soop Canantalgua, IN succession. during the
| war. In lSG9, lio received lna commission as
| Commodore, aud las since leen promoted to tho
| rank OF llear-Admlral.
Tho Right Rev. George David Oumrnins, D.
| D., WIS born IN the Stato of Delaware, D.o. II,
graduating in 1911 !; ordained Deacon by Bishop
| Lee. OF Delaware In 0ctohor, 1916. and psiebt
hy tho salne probate in July. 1847; received The
degree OF D. D., from Princeton Collage, in
folk, Va, the next St. Jamos' Church, Rich
monl, Va; tho uoxt Trinity Church, Washlng-
ton, .. c.. tho next St. petor's Church, Dalti-
more, Md; aId last Trinity Church. Chicago,
III; whilo in charge Of tlAla parish lo WAS oleot
oil Aasistant Bishop Of Kentucky; oonseoratod
| IN Christ Church, louisville, KY, Thursday,
Nov. IT, 1861,
| lilo st. Louis Democrat gives Tho following
! extract from III Htrctly-rivato letter writton
| few days ago by Proalont Grant to an old por-
| sonal friend 10 tilat city "You may have soeu
tho statement III tho papora tlat drew ont or
Jay Cookies bul $40 00] tho day boforo it tailod,
sua took no notlco or tho s1a7 200 Coyonulont
Ind tllore. lII hank WAS not q Datlonu Nanlk,
aud therefore mt u bank OF deposit. 0oycris-
utout, tllorotoro, had no tloposiiH with thom. ani
lont nothing by tl'om. ], individually, was in
pittsbt,gy ut tho t1mo Of their suspension, mud
wan aB much surprised to hear OF It tn You or
anyone could 10. II / had Il doposit thero-aEd
lid keep an account With thenl-it sail tl.oro.
II owe thom unythnE E-aud suspect I tlo-that
ls among their auscts. Unfortunately, have