, 1873-03-26

6uoruhu QOu69.
Mr. s. p. sladdon, Of tho firm Of 8. P. slad-
den i Co.. has just returned from Europe.
Fire Marshal II. K. Chuse, Of Bloomington,
inspected tho Firo Department Of Chicago yes
torday.
Mayor Modill wont to Springfield last evening
for tho purpose Of driving somo sonBo into our
thick~hoaded Legislators whom they come to con-
Bider our Tux bill.
Anna Dickinson will lecture before tho Young
Mems Christian Association, ct tho Michigan
Avenue Baptist Church, no1t Monday evening.
Her subject hag not boon announced.
That egotistfo moralist, John B. Cough, will
lecture tomorrow eyontng, at the Michigan Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. In aid OF tho Woman's Do
partment Of tho Hahnomann Hospital.
Philip Phillips will sing at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner Of White and La8al1o
streets, on Friday eyoning, for the benodt Of the
orgen fund Of that church.
The: subscriptions to tho Intor-stato Industrial
Ext, Ation received yesterday were as follows:
j. !. MoVicker, 10 sharea r. II. Hooloy, 8;
sepp 4 Lehmann, 2; Marder, Luso Co., l;
Potter Palmer, co.
| Among tho arrivals at tho fremont House,
| yesterday, wore tho following: Horace Moses,
philadelphia; Z. g. Clark, Dalleton Spa, n. T.;
Moraman, omahe r: barnes, Pittsburgh; ].
| Washington; John ]. Pierson. New York.
Among tho arrivals at the DIatteson House,
yesterday, were the following: N. J. Williamson,
onaao daona ssa T. G'dsr g. sR osmo hfas oo
Falls, Iowa; 8. s. Kcr1or aud family, Wabpvha,
Mimi; George D. Ripley, Now York; John Bay
son, Washington; T: I: Dernett, London; Goo.
n. Parker, Farlbault, Mimi.
Among tho arrivals at tho Briggs House yeater-
+. Kenyon, II. Il. Kinney, Now York +.
Montgomery, st. Louis; Goo. II. Lasholl, Freo-
port q. 1I..fhomas, Wost Union, Iowa; g. ".
ribbota, Iowa City, ]: G: Kcrr, Dixon; +. J..
5. Price, philadolphla; Joln Foster, ioavon-
worth NJ. V. Pratt, Evansville.
Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner House yos-
tortlay were: II. ". Reoye, Now York I. u.
Lewis. Pittsburgh William Shaw, st. Paul H.
T. Mccloskoy, dalena,; 9: s. Draper, East sag-
Detroit ): D. 8. Morgan, Brockport, n. q;
George II. Momaon, Minneapolis Charles Il.
Bacon, Boston: ". P. Hibbard, Milwaukee H.
G. A1nea, San Francisco.
About two ycars ago q servant girl namod
Margaret Larry camo to thiB city from Potsdanl,
her since little while before the groat fire. She
was tAiek-Bot girl, weighing about 160 pounds,
and had biack hair. Hor parents feel anxious
about her, and any information concerning her
should DO acnt either to tho Chief OF Police, Mr.
| II. q. Culyor, or Mr. o. g. dibbs.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House
yesterday wero the following: D. J. William
son, G. I. Powell, San Francisco; Leslie Thomp-
sou, Michigan, Charles I. ;Achoy, Baltimore ;
praeae r. fsae's g. Wilson, psaeit s. g. csiavo
nu1alo !. Capt. Vigor, steamer +: N. hico; E.
II. Brooks, u. 8. A.; H. II. GiloB, Madison
Charles T. Pike, Providence; Thomas Connor,
Portland, Oregon; Gilbert butcher, st. Paul.
Charles Duabeo, Eaq., bag Leased from Dr.. D.
8. Smith 80x100 feet on Lnsal1o street, opposite
tile Chamber Of Commerce. tho site OF the
destroyed Mercantile Building, and will proceed
to orcot at once a magnificent ofllco structure
ssa Z Of that GSs ., Wha s so e. D. prs as
believes in tho result. Mr.. Busbeo Inns built
about four miles front OF tho best blocks in Chi
cago. l1e hns also bought the State stroet front
of the Opera-Houso site from Albert Crosby,
and will put up an elegant block Of storos, to bo
tinialaad in September.
Gov. Z. A. Straw and party, Of Now Hamp-
Bhire, who have boon In tllis city Hotne days,
leave tonight for St. Louis and tho South.
Thoy have quite industr iously studied our New
something lilo an adequate ilea Of our great
rebuilding. Gov. Straw stands confosHodly III
the front rank Of tho manufacturing interest Of
tho State that has just ro-oleoted him its Ohlei
great enterprises Of Manchester, is at tht
iieaI Of tho Amoskoag Company's worka,
himaelt . large manufacturer, Of some OF
tho lending staples for which Manchester
| III lAIuUub, Id IIGauGllt u tAo A4AASA4VntoA u
Lawrenco Railroad, and the President Of the
Nsw England Manufacturers Association sdat n.
ia q gentleman Of thorough and wldo intolltgenc'
and cultivation, At homo in all the topics OF IN
formation TINT constitute fitness for great prao
tical rosponsibilitlos. Ills companions ~ hi
tour aro Con. Matt. Head, Col John u Clarke
Of tho Manchester Mirror, and Col. .; 7, Mar
: tin. The party will extend their tour to New Or
} leans aud rotuIn home by tho Atlantis cities.
+. g. Kinoail has sold hls intorost IN the Elgt1
Gazeiie.
". L. Dlaisdoll, Jr., proposes to build rail
road from Rockford to lsocholle for @126, 900
Tho Register thinks thls proposition may lead tt
aome dofinite action.
]. b. Booth, for eight years past lessee AM
manager Of the Boston Thoatro, 10 to assume tn
. agemont OF Edwin Booths Theatre, In Ne'
York, 1t tho close Of tho present aeaaol,.
Queen Victoria runH her household on ret
tape principles. A wealthy tradoaman. hnVtn!
boon paid his account at tho proper oico IN IN on =.
onco In Ills life, to taBto tile Quoen's ale. N
!, objection WAS ,nado. but as on lifting tho ,glaa
/ %o1 In t1,atf ta 1fnt1nr would h