, 1873-03-28
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev. G. Huntington will load the moor
prayer-meetiug to-day.
Tho Rev. DR.. McKown, Pastor Of tho Wabash
Avenue Methodist Church, will preach next Bun,
day evening to young men on the subject, "Life
Battle."
Philip, Phillips will arrivc IN this city to-da,
from California, and in the oycning will sing al
Qraco Methodist Church, corner Of White aud
LaSullo strootH.
Iho prominent Ruests at Andoraou'B Europeau
Hotel, Yesterday, wore: Judge Bartlett, Little
Ioek, Ark; George Tnnscy, Logansnort. Ind:
Il. II. Plonleroy, Atchson; j. ". Gra1r, Cinoln''
net; -. Is solwoil, v Q: Harris, and ". A.
~, new social club, to DO known Us the 'sDodge
Gtubi was organized few evenings since, aild
tue following officers elected for tho ensuing
year: President, Con. ). G. Brown; Vice-presis
dent, Col. j. II. Finnigan; Secretary, Mai.
William Lyon Treasurer, Capt. Robert Bruce ;
momber, Charley Dodge.
Yesterdays subscriptions to tho Interstate
tnaas5risl Exposition were as follows: A, J..
Ayerell, shares; T. A. Stevens, s; Gallup &
Peabody, s !; Bralner, Smith l. Co., s; Goo. II,
Lahtn, 3 GILBERT Broga q John Laurie, a;
Dane, Westlake d Covert, !; E. Schneider l.
Go.. !; Prairie Farmer Company, i E. c.
Cleayer, l; II. z. Pckot,1; r. philpot, / ;ssWilson
Bros, /; Chicago Farina Manufacturing Com
Co., Coy i. = 'D400'' l george n' aF0'' 6
Secretary Roboaon Is erecting his cottage by
tho soa-at Long Branch.
- Col. William E. Gilmore has been appointed
Factor OF tho Missouri Ponilontiary.
Amadeus scrupulously paid all his bil1s In
Madrid, and carried off nothing.
Miss Patterson did not win her suit for $40. 600
damages Tor exclusion from hotcl at Louisville.
Ky.
John q. Bresin, who gaye q name to tue
. HTesllh FRAUDS . IN Ohio, is running for Mayor
OF Huntington, ". Va.
Sherman Finch, formerly Judge in Ohio, aud
SINCE 1869 resident in Minnesota died, March 25,
at st. Paul
pr. J. II. Gregory, Of the Illinois industrial
University, has started for Europe, accompanied
by three daughters.
Raiph Waldo Emerson is reported to be en-
1oying excellent health in Egypt. He will re-
turn home in the spring.
a: 8. Pease, recently General Superintendent
of the Indianapolis & St. Louis, has renouncod
rai1roatling, and will eottle permanently in Cleyo-
land.
Whtelaw Reid, Of the New York Tribune, has
been secured by tho United Statos Literary So
cieties at Dartmouth as orator for next COM
moncomont.
Gov. Brown banqueted the Tennessee Legis-
Of champagne, turkey, oysterB, and s1ch where
he thought they would do the most good.
Jamoa Tillinghast has resigned aB Superin-
tondent OF tho New York Central l. Hudson
River Railvoad, and will take charge of the Buff
falo, New York Philadelphia Railroad
Miss Anna Dickinson writes to nay tint she
hns received, in tho course Of ono year, 600 let
rcrs pleading hcad-need, hand-need, wunt OF
gomething to d.. aud asking her advico. Miss
D. objects to being turnod into living iutell-
gonco office without fee or reward.
A Baltimore girl is going tomarry tho stVoount
de Montaban,' who has just reached this coun-
try. We mean no disrespoct to tho Viconnt de,
etc., whom VIC ask if any milwaukee, or Chicago
barber is missing from homo.--Detron Free
Press.
Tho Duchess Of Inverness has been very i'll.
and is still not out Of daugor Tho Ducllens il
the eldest surviving member Of tho last gonora-
ton Of the royal family, though she hns mover
been formally recognized as Of tho blood. sho
Ia daughter Of ono OF tho Earls Of Arran,
was first married to Sir George Bugpin.
Knight, and nfterward, in 1880, to
tue Duke Of Sussex, one Of the
Quoen's unoles. The marriage was not sanc-
toned by tho Sovereign. and therefore, the
Duchess could not take her rank NJ the Dukes
wife. In 1910, howcyor, sho was made Duchess
OF Inverness in her OWL right, and has always
beon rathor fayorito with tho Qucon and hor
family.