, 1873-07-31

Capt. Butler, Of England, is at the Sherman.
Capt. E. l.. Craw, OF Fruitport, is ut the 8hor-
man.
Tho Hon. G. D. Lake, Of Omaha, is at tho
Sherman.
The Hon. James Campbell. Of Boston. is At the
Sherman.
The Hon. D. ". strcclar, of Brooklyn, is at the
Sherman.
Prof. II. Strauss, Of Vienna, Austrla, is at tho
Sherman.
Con. L. Leroy and family, of Memphis, arc ut
the Sherman.
Coy. Q. 9. Washburn Of Wisconsin. is at tho
Grand Pacific.
Con. D. D. Smith, Of Washington. D. G., is at
tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. William hluligan, of Baltimore. is
at tho Sherman.
The Hon. John Fl. Fox, II. G., Of Maine, left
the Sherman House for his home last evening.
@. Ingram, London, England; G. Engolfriod,
Italy; Il. pissarcff, Isussia, are at tho Grand
Pacific.
hIackinao last evening. Ho will sioua few
days thore, aud thon proceed East.
Tho reception Of the Rev. John and Mrs.
Gordon, who have Just returlod from wodding
tour, will take place this evening, ut the West
eru Ayonue Baptist Church.
| Comptroller Burloy loaveB for Now York on
official business this evening. During bis abb
senco, ]. A. FarWoll, tho Chief Clerk, will havo
! charge Of the otllco.
! torday: II. j. Wood, st. Louis; Mayor Cline.
Louisville, ". II. Akin, New York; Leonard
| Dodge, Buffalo; ]. +. Warick, indianapolis N.
J. uubbel, Detroit; T. Krankopf, Z. ahottlnn-
| der, nusain james J. Hooker, Cincinnati; L.
| B. hartwell, Louisville; II. F, WilkB, Halves-
| ton.
The following wore ut the Sherman yesterday +:
| D. @. Nimbdt, Philadelphia D. D. Walkor, st.
Louis George B. Corkllil1, Iowa; John s..
Watts, Philadelphia g. l.. Draper, Louisville :.
J. G. Hammond. st. Louis; Alexander Charles,
Cedar Rapids IL. P. Tico, Now York +; G. L.
Draper, Danvillo.
The following were at tho Commercial Hotel
| yestordaY: 3. T. Young. Boston; T. $. Moreland,
Madiaon; ". Thayer, Boston j. D. Thomas,
Virginia City. II. 7. n. E. Tor, St. Louis a.
| 9. Wishart, Flamboo, Ont: J.. L. Conrad, Bal
| abby, Now York.
Among the arrivals at tho Central Hotel yes
| torday wore tho following: w. D. Mcpheraon,
Fort Atkinson; ]. II. Crawford aud wifo, Nor
rig, Ill: ": ". Young, Dallas. Texas II. Bald
win, Now Haven, conn.; i. g. Miller, Fort
8. Simpson, Detroit r. Palmer, Milwaukee /;
! E. II. Edwards, st. Louis.
J. n. Russell and wifo, Champaign E. Il.
| Hough Philadelphia II. Falls and wife, Kan
| aas J. ". Martin, Canton W. 8. Derby, Ba-
tayia; Miss Smith, Portlana, Mo. !: A. Calhoun
Rapids ". il. Blodgott, Boston; q. " Leidy,
Philadelphia aud I. Wucho, Louisville, Ky,
arc at the Briggs.
Laura Fair has At last settled up her accounts.
and she finds that 1t cost hor 81, 100 to shoot
her latest victim.
| al II Svtt t3eI a. 1t
residence in Llyingston, N. y, Friday, At the
| ago OF 60 years.
Bamuol BoMles, Jr., aon OF Samuel Bowlas Of
the Springfield Republican, Ia employed on tho
Union, tho only other daily In that city.
Mrs. Louisa Webb, Of st. Louis, publishes q
paper calod tho Sun, and the other day Bhe
| throw q mau downstairs and broke his arm.
| r, @. Villas, formerly OF Cleveland, has beer,
appointed General Freight Agent Of the Eric
| The attack Of the cholera on Andy johnson
aeems to have boon futile. It couldn't get him,
because ho had his Constitution to fall back on.
Indianapolis Tribune.
Mr.. CoIfax loft for Andoyer, Ohio, luat night
| with hiH son, who IL to remain there with Mrs.
| Coltax's fo}Ga during Mr. and Mrs: Colfax' q
| Western trip.-8ouM Bc'M Tribune, July 20.
! John y, Garrett, President Of tho Baltimore Il
| Ohio Railroad, WIG is now so]onrnlng In Europe,
!A6 auAhtoa QAp,uoo " Aa44osk NtoA4k3t AAe's
| for tho purpose OF building a courthouse.
The report that B. +. Allon laB purchased a
| a00, 900 residence In Chicago, is pronounced by
| TINT gentleman incorrect. lIo has not bought
any lind of residence in that oity.-Dcsl lfoi'ses
| Register.
| George Schwartz, aged 70, an old aoldier a1,ti
| tho survivor Of two wivoa and many batt!eH,
could not survive tho rldicrlo Which followed hiA
late marrying youthful bride, and he therefore
made hor widow the other day, at Baltimore.
formerly of Canandaigua, N. T., haH been On tho
pension rolls Hlnce June u, 10l5. aud haa
drawn altogether s4,8l5.o0 for wounds recoiyod
!n tho War Ut 1914. Ho III now 30 years old aud
blind.
D. W. Voorhees, waa employed by tho County
| OF Yjgo In tho Southwestern Nallroad case. lie
nlakeH oath that 10 devoted ono months labor
to It, and ho now brings in bill OF $4,000 for
| lila aorYiQea Thia Ia equal to AaQ1 q daY. No