, 1873-01-17

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t the fremont yesterday.
| S. G. Rose, Esq, and wife, Of Kuikiang, Chi
| Ii, are ut the fremont
General William Duane Wilson, Of DesMoines,
Iowa, was at the Sherman yesterday.
General ]. a. Howe, Secretary Of tho United
States Commissioners to Texas, WIS at the
Briggs yesterday
T. Z. sickles, Esq, General Superintendent
] OF the Onion Pacidc Railroad, was at the Tro-
mont yesterday.
F.E Hnkley, Esq, President Of the Chica-
70, Pckin & Southwestern Railroad, returned
| from New York yesterday.
Mr.. c. q. Hudson. Superintendent Of the Chi
| cago, Dubuque i Minnesota Railway, was in the
city yesterday.
The following were at Anderson's European
Hastings, Boston Q. F. Ayers, Detroit; A. J.
Sanford, Texas J. P. Smith, Bloomin yton-
The following were at the Gardner yesterday
J. Y. Blake, New York ; J. II. Wales, Boston !; i
8. Gould. Salt Lake City: c. L. Howe, Cincin
natl s. B. McClintock, Topeka s: 3. Thomp
son, Peo1ia James 6. Jenkins, Philadelphia !;
". B. Herbert, Baltimore.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
Sherman yesterday: Sat Clarke, Wisconsin J.
McCherry, Bill Douglas. New York D. Wilson,
DesNoinea :; A. II. Burnside, indianapolis 8.
Beymer, Pittsburgh; @. ". Goodlhnder, Fort
Scott, hansas-
The following were at the Briggs Yesterday
]. a. McCollough, Lacrosse; John ". Heney,
Haze1boom, Boston; ". d. stickney, Cedar
Falls; J. q. Rogers, Sycamour F. D. Hughes,
Jr., New York Jeff. Darly Hennepir. Ill; Ed
ward E. Howe, Kewaunee, III.
The following were at the fremont yester-
day: G. E. Garlock, New York e. Warren,
Boston; 6. q. Worthington, Cleveland. Ohio
Geo e. Nobls, Hartford, Conn.; ". B. Herbert,
Baltimore; G.. H. Hudson, Dubuque; J. Joy,
Detroit E. q. 6earle. North Platte, Neb.; J.
y. Tuat, Hannibal, Mo-; J. H. Wheeler, coun-
ell Bluffs.
After q long and painful Illness, Mrs. Chaun-
CT T.>Rowen departed this life at the Fifth
Bowen had been = guest Of the Fifth Avenue
for some time, whittier she had gone in the
hope that change Of scene and air would ben
eft her The natural BorroW Of her afflicted
husband is augmented BY tho fact Of his absence
from her bedside at the moment Of her death.
He had been in almost constant attendance up
On Ler, but, being called to Chicago on business,
sho eank and died during his ABSENCE Mrs
Bowen was lady Of rare virtues, and her death
will be mourned By large circle OF dcyoted and
last remaining member Of his family.
Charles Bovles, one Of the banker brothe1a
is ut Springfield, Mess., awaiting events.
Colonel James H. Woodward, formerly for
many years editor OF the New Haven {Conn.)
Journal and Courier, died, the 11th, aged 46.
Lewis F. Dogy Is his namc. but Eastern papers
have it Bszy, Bozy, Bagg, Bogg, etc. What is
fame?
Connery, tho managing editor Of the New York
Herald, is one Of tho hest newspaper men in
the United States, and also one Of tho least
known.
r. Eaton, Superintendent OF tue Mechanical
Department. of the Grand Trunk Railway for
many years. has resigned, and Horbert Wallace,
Of Montreal, has been appointed in his place.
The Rev ARENAS Bishop, WHO died at Homo |
lulu, the 18th Of December, ,was one OF the ablest
[aborers connected with the Hawaiian Mission. !
York, Dec. so, 1725.
peAu trip without ostensation, 60 be will take |
With him only three Princes Of the blood three
Ministers Of the fret claas seven OF tho second, |
md thirty attendants.
Thomas Rice, Jr., Of Newton, Mass, who died |
he 18th, WAS for several years member Of tho !
Massachusetts Legislature and Of the Governors t
Council, . member Of tla paper manufacturing /
i'm of Rice. Kendall L Co., and elder brother Of
Alexander Il. Rice, e1-M+ c., OF Boston.
Miss Catharine Sinlcair, formerly Mrs- Edwin
Forrest was not present at the funeral Of her
ormer husband, although the aensaticn report
aid differently. She was not in Philadelphia at
be time, and those who have believed the fab
ication OF the yelled lady must make up their
ainds to give up the pretty idea~ It is roman
&c, but it isn't true.
Colonel E. II. Yerger. former editor OF the
efunct Baltimore BulIetin, h.s brought suit
gainet Frederick Raine, proprietor Of the
Tesman Correspondent, fos alleged damages OF
'acihc Railroad bonds, drafts, notes, and other
rif5ences of Indebtedness private papers ETC.. |