, 1873-11-20
PERSONAL,
THE 0tTT,

PERSONAL.
TIE otrY.
q. Hunt, Of Cincinnati, is Of tho Palmer.
E. L. Burton, Of Boston, is at tho Palmer.
). F. Shy, Of Kentucky, Is ut tho Grand Pacific.
Col. ". s. Woods, OF Carlile, Is ut the Bher-
man.
Capt. g. ". Mack, q. s. A., is at tho Grand
Pacific.
Comnandor Albert Kautz, Q. s. n, is at the
Hherman.
Gen. E. J. DePiro, Of Now Orleans, Pa, is at
che Sherman.
Judge G. s. zano, of Springfield, iH Ut the
Commercial.
Tho HoD. j. ". Merritt, OF Arizona, is at tho
Grand Pacific.
Gov. Q. @. Washburn, Of Wisconsin, is at the
drand Paciac.
N. D. Russ, Of Prague, Dohc1nia, is at tho
Grand Pacific.
The Hon. A. ". Wheaton, OF Jersey City, is
Ut tho Sherman.
Judge ;. D. Kollogg, Of anrdon Grove, iowa.
is at tho Commercial.
r. G. 1ugersoll, Peoria, and H. Z. ingalls,.
Cincinnati, are guests Mt the Grand Pacific
A. Il. Morrison, General superintendent Of tho
Chicago, Michigan 4 Lake Shore Railway ia at
tho Commercial.
s. N. Androws, Little Falls, N. Y; F. Briggs
and wife, London ]. 7. Walter, Montreal, and
John ". Morris, Ohio, are registered at the
Sherman.
@. A. Patterson, New York; John Long,
Louisyio G. 3. Bradshaw, Toledo r. D, IT.
Turner, Michigan and J. II. Blood, Now Yors,
are at tho Palmor.
In our reforence to tho voto Of thanks to the
members Of tho Executive COMMITTEES Of tho
Exposition, yestorday, the name of Mr.. George
q. Latin was omitted. Ho rendered most valu-
ablo service in connection with tho enterprise.
The members Of the loca1 star OF tho Time,
yesterday presented Mr.. W. s. Walker. tho late
city editor Of that papor, With miniature al
bum containing thoir photographs, as mennonite
Of the time whom he was associated with thom.
Tho following wcre among tho prominent ar
rivals Of the Commercial yesterday: Ralph
Rlunb' strsatoT; H. N, Hickman; hllinonk; ..
n. D., Tolona;. n. D. Chamberlin, Isaac Stine,
Freeport, Ill.,; a. II. Morrison, st. Joseph, Mich;
James Courie, Euroln, Nov.
Yesterday afternoon, Police Commissioners
elect Reno Visited tho Corporation Counsel. s.
g, hayes called on Comptroller Bnrley, md ], Z.
G. Forrest looked in upon City Clerk Hotchkiss.
hfr. Reno refused to shake hands with Times
reporter who met him in tho City Hall, Ho
seemed angry, and appeared to be wishing for
an opportunity to knock somebody down.
Judge Isaac I. Mil]ignn, IN old citizou Of Chi
cago, who was Mayor q tho city in 1854. aud for
many years d Police Magistrate,-a man much
respected, - is spending q few days In tho city,
among hts numerous friends. Judge Alilligan Is
now quiet farmer, on an extensive tract Of
land in the vicinity OF tho villago Of Moneo. in
this State, about thirty miles from Chicago.
" DT TELEGRAPH.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nor. 10.-Gon. Jno. O'Neil, tho
tenian agitator, has taken Up his RESIDENCE in
this city.
srn1SaE1E1D, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-Tho Hop. j. G.
Robinson, Member OF Congress from this dis
triot, leaves tonight for Washington.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 19-JeGorson Davis returned
here to-day, nfter long Illness ut Louisville,
Vincent collyer, the phianthropist, il at tho
Peabody Hotel, on route to New York, after Wig
iting tho towns infected With yellow fever in
Texas.
DR.. Horatlo Stone is to make marble bust Of
tbe lato james ". Knowlton.
William s. Hubbol, q nombcr Of Congress-
184s-45. diod, Nov. 49, at Bath, N. Y.
J. NJ. Weart, several times Secretary OF the
iowa Senate, is candidate for tho Anti-M -Monop-
oily nomination for Chief Clerk Of the House.
Itis suggested by Democrats OF Philadelphia,
through tho Press Of TINT city, that Col. Thomas
Of the Age tho-e.
widow of tho great John Brown still resides
hore, PLEASANTLY situated, and surrounded will
pleasant, comfortable Influences"
Mayor Pierce, Of Boston, member-elcct to
congress, will take his scat ut tho opening OF
tho session, but will return nftor the drawing Of
Mayor till his torn Of oillco expires, which Will
be on the fieat Monday in Jnu,larY,
James O'Neil, who was in olurgo Of the en-
gino OF tho night express wrecked In tho dis
aster at Sag Bridge [near, Chicago). where he
received injuries from which he has just recoy-
erod, has been placed IN charge Of tho locomo-
tive which pulls tho pay-car OF tho Chicago i
Alton Raiiroad.
Tho RoRton Chief of Police is bound to know
all about TINT mysterious assault on S. A. Dsittan,
the broker, and has invoked tho law against
memhors Of the family who arc concealiiIg tho
desired information. It is suggested that thote
mny bo woman In tho case, Md tho Boston re-
portors hayo their pencils ready.
Louis r. BschoGaheim, the wc1l-lsnown Ger
nlan banlos, who died In Paris on friday, was
tho aon OF poor Jowish parents, but aucceeded in
establishing u banking house in Amsterdam In
1890 which lo conducted for thirty years. when ho
removed to pariH. 1Ie amassed Ereat wealth, aud
interested limsolf i'll American dnanco.
The Hartford Courant l,as dispatch from
Now York, stating tilat within two weelts Surro-
CUTE Hutchngs hid tlivcBted himself Of his titles
to property, in The City Of Now York, valued at
about S200,o00. Tho transfer has beon made
uomlnaly to u second person, by whom it l.as
beon ra-tranEferred for o nominal consideration
to the vito If the Surrogate. Tho apparent iu-
tcntion iB to aayo tho Surrogate from losing this
property in case nchard d. Connolly, whose
hopdsman tho Surrogate Ia, TO tho amount Of
sl.00o 600, does not ai,poar whom called for trial.
--an event which is Haid to be exceedingly prob
able.
Tho Louisville Conrier-JournaI OF Nov. 1G
In apcaiing of Bishop Cummips' withdrawal,
says The question OF paytng tho regular as
Rossmonts for tho support Of tho Episcopato
comes up as tho present iunoturo. ns Bishop
Cmmins, whose salary ig much In arrears, will
have to bo paid at once. Tho usaesen,ort on tho
torty-o:o churches Of tho Diocese OF Kontuoky
for the support OF tho Episcopate In the ourront
soelesqst,ca s lev IT yeer aonta to eooo5 Of WHICH
this Gun, about 81 ,0t0 las bcon paid, ~ near as
we Gun ascertain. Some of tho churches hayo
not paid tho asscssmonta of last yoar III full, and
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