, 1873-07-12
PERSONAL.

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Con. 7. ". Smith, Boston, is at tho Sherman.
James N. Nlon, U. s. H., is at tho Common
cinl
Doctor John F. Fish, U. s. A.. is at tho shor-
man.
Con. &. Ii. Dodge, Of Iowa. Is ut tho Grand
Pacific.
Tile Hon. D. D. Chandlcr, Now York. is at tho
Sherman.
Tho lion. Waltor Curtis, Of Boston, Ia at tho
6herlnan.
Jamos Cranglo, Esq.,, Whcoling ". Va, ia at
tho Sherman.
Tho lion. Ralph Plumb, Of streator, lis at tho
Grand Pacific.
N. Marshall England, is registered at tho
West Side Briggs House.
The Hon. Logan Damon, OF st. Louis, ia at
tho West Sidc briggs House.
George NJ. Hord, Esq.,, ana family, Of Cincin-
natl, arc at tho Grand Pacific.
Col. Geo. X. Dudd, Of st. Louis, is among tho
arrivals ut tho West Side Briggs.
Mnurico Kingsley, Z. Il. Hawkins, and Il. Col
tn. Of England, aro at the Sherman.
Mr.. +. H. Trnfton stnrts for Europe today.
BY tho way, who is Mr. Z. II. Trafton?
Judge A. e. Goodrich, Of pittBneld, Mass.. il
registered at the West Side Briggs House.
The Rev. Robert Collyer loft tho city last
evening for 9holbyvl1a, whore lie will dedlcat0
now Unitarian Church On Sunday.
Tho Very Row. A. y. Pellicer, Y, g., Of Mo-
bile, and tho Very Rnv. Canon G. Maynihan Of
Now Orleans, aro Mt tue Sherman HonBo.
D1r. 7. W. 1Inntor, time-hooper at PaImor'H
IIotol, waB presented with handsome meor-
schau1n pipo. yesterday by tho workmon em-
ployed about the building.
Tho following wero at the Gardner yesterday:
N. Y. Carpenter, Now York Horace Clark,
England Mason Coles, Donvcr J. II. Hamil-
Col. ". T. Robertson, sen francisco F. D.
Wnllaco Milwaukee; b. Z. van vnlkonburgh.
plymouth, Ind. i. Z. Conhlin, Champaign; and
s. Coffin, Now York, aro ut tho Gault House.
Tho .boys" on Change havo nominated G.
II. Culbortson, Esq, for Mayor, aud he was
overwhelmed yesterday, during tho session, with
deputotions, to offer congratulations or advice.
Tho Hon. 9. Z: Gorham, Gencra1 superintcn-
dent of tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d, Chicago
MIR. i. slatRpor, Chief Engineer Of tho samo
road.
Tho following wero n,nong the prominent mr.
rivals at tho Sherman House yesterday: 3. ].
Stevens, Madison Il. G, Garwood Now York !;
]. 4. Van Norman, Albany J. Z. Tagort, Colo
md wife, Milwaukee ; Horny Simpson, Texas.
Tho following were among tho prominent ar-
rivals ut tho Grand Pacific Hotol yesterday:
rhilo J. Boyeridge, II. Il. 0liddeu, Springfield; !;
Il. r. Foster, st. Louis; 4. Saunders, Omaha +;
A. s. Baxtor, Nov York; Stephen Smith, Blooms
Thomas, Denyor; John 3. D. Stout, Brooklyn.
Among tho arrivals at tho West side Briggs
House yesterday woro William Pound, Yank-
ton d. W. Frank, Columbus; Col. Z. Ai1en
and family, Wilmington D. w. Lewis, Pitts
burgh; Robert Walo, st. Louis; Samuel Cur
TALL JTorr fo1n Moftt
1ead, Pittsburgh; @. W. Iyford, Now York !;
md John II. Koarnoy, Philadelphia.
DR.. ". Cary and 1rr. Glomy, two Buffalo gen-
tle,nen, who arc tho fortunate propretorH Of n
magnificent block ut tho corner OF Main and
Tupper streots in that city, arc visiting Chicago
hotol syBtom. They propose to turn theE build
ing into q hotel, and make it emo Of tho boat
placcB TO stop at in tho country. buffalo is sal-
" in noed of such an establishment.
Miss Ncttie Adolia NIcKee young lady Of 20,
living at Allegheny, Pennsylvania. has inherited
tho Whole Of ler late fathers estate, estimated
at a2,000,000.
Justice Hunt, of tho United States Supreme
Court, porpotrated but ono joke in his life. 1t
WAS at Cauaudaigua, when ho nsked Susan B.
Anthony it she had anything to say"
a. Z. johnson ought to DO 4 happy man. Flo
ened tho Albert Lea {Alinn.) Enterprise for
TIGu4 &HLIkAHGa 1HI ll1H4. 4uu HAa AHAEucu {lUH
cc,..s. At latest adyices Mr.. johnson hadn't de-
cidod as to how he should nvest this wealth.
Albert Keep, the newly elected President Of
the Northwestern Railroad, twenty yoasa ago
! kept storo in Whitewater, Wis. Wo lived in
| Whitewater whom he did, aud used to tip ovcr
the grinlBtoncH in trout Of his store and see him
| como out with pitchfork. It would hayo boon
monotonous for Keep to run n storo in little
country town, it it hadn't been for liz boyB.-La
| Crosse 1pis.) Democrat
| Tho poor but honest Schuyler Colfax recently
! purchased piece or property In South Bond.
! for which he paid botween 5000 aud 5G,o0D,
| This il the gentleman who AalldloY hut little
money, and ii aB poor as he WAS whom he first
| went to CongrosB 1t ia very affecting to sec
this honest statesman bear the ills Of extreme
poverty with such christianity fortitudo and
Baintly rosgnation.-Laporte (1rsd) Argus.
! Tho Washington Chronicle says: IA preton-
tious hypocslto, who was In tho habit Of praying
30 vociforousy that his noighbors and pnrsona
passing in tho street could lear him, was quietly
Informed by iliB PASTOR ono day, that II ho
would get u little nearer TO God he wouldn't
have to pray 80 hard" :, And, Pray, which p b.
| oward7-Lonisuille Cou,fer-Journal.
Among tho On dts Of Chicago is tho rumo,
| that Fred. Grant, son of tho President, and a
member Of Gen. SloridanB staff, is about to
marry the daughter Of Judge Dunievy, OF Ohio.
Judge DunlsyY was Tor seyonteen years q Judge
| in Central Ohio, and has boon very intimate
| with Robert O. schonck. Flo Ia woa1thy nun,
aud las recently mado largo amount Of money
| in real oBtate operations hero.-Iolelo CONNER.
oial.
It ia rumorcd on the street that Richard scholl,
30 long aud we'll known OIL tho Stock Exchange
will probably receive tho Democratic nomination
III tho Sixth (up-town) District, to I'll tho w.
cancy In Congress occasionoa by tho death oil
James Brooks His brother, Augustus Schell, in
the hoad sachom Of tho Tammany Society, and