, 1873-11-04
PERSONAL.

T. n. Wilson, Of Michigan, is stopping at tho
Briggs.
J. Edwards Of Superior, Wis, is Mt the
Briggs.
Col. II. ]. Prior, OF Indianapolis, is at tho West
Sido Briggs House.
Mayor Y. 9. Henry. Of Joliet, is ut tho Wost
Side Briggs House.
D. T. Skinner and daughter. Of Valparaiso, arc
at tho West Side Dliggs.
Judge r. Roberta, OF Philadelphia, is at the
West Side Briggs House.
The Hon. ]. Packard, NJ. G., Of La Porto, is ut
tho West Side Briggs House.
Tho Hon. @. A. Eldridge, II. O., Of Fond du
Lac, ia at tho Wost Side Briggs House.
Tho following we're at tho Commercial Hote
Howard, Magnolia, Mich. J. ". Maxwell rent-
ior Now York :; o. 0ts, Moutlota; 7. i. Todd,
Kalamazoo.
I'D. Tyler, who for tho last twenty-one years
has heou connected with tho G, <H N. ". Railway
Company, and eighteen years as agent ut East
C1icago, Galona Division, hass in his resgna-.
ton, to take effect Us soon as his SUCCESSOR shall
bo appointed.
Mr. John ]. Mccrath, tho importer snd manu-
| facturer of paper-langings and window-shndeB,
| Nos. 17l and ITO State street, is very much an
| noyed, and hls business injurod, because he is
| occasionally confoundod With JamoR J. Alcdrath,
| the notorious Alderman OF the Fifteenth Ward.
I IA roso by nny other name would smell as
| sweet uuder Home circumstances, but not In
this case. Those who know Mr.. john J. Nc
| arath will never mistake him for james J..
| A1cGrath.
Hamlin is another Senator Of recently acquired
| agricultural tastea.
The late A. G. Whitney, Of Lowell Mass, be.
| queathcd Lis entire property to Tufts College,
| amounting, says tlo Untuersalist, to about
| 550, 1000.
Prof. E. Salisbury Of New Haven, has sold the
| CharloB Sedgwiek nansioM and estate in Lonox.
| Mass, overlooking tho Stocabridgo Valley, to
Wiliiam Robeson, Of Boston, for about $4,000.
! It ia reported that the Queen Dowagor OF
| Prussia loses 100000 thalcrs BY the failure of
| the famous banking-house Of QuiHtorp at Berlin,
and that Prince OF tic Royal Family will suffer
| to greater extent.
William Stark, long well-known citizen Of
| Now Hampshire. nnd q groat grandson Of Gen.
| John Stark, OF Revolutionary fame died ut the
Mclean Asylum. in somelyille, Mass, on tue
| 29th ult., aged 48 ycars.
| Tho Rev. Jamee Froeman C1nrlso the advocate
OF boiling Mt Worcester, was candidate for Rop-
| roBentativo to the Massachusetts Legislature in
| the Republican CAUCUS at West Roxbury, aud
| was beaten. He is a strong advocate Of tho doc
! trino Of woman suffrage.
After ]. st. Clair Abrams, OF Atlanta, while
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tain howitzer, and looking nnxiously for W.
Caroy Styles, Of Albany, aa., was bound over te
keep tho pence for a few months, he publicly
announced tlat gore would flow when the time
expired. desire to hear TINT they havo shot
out each othor's middle nnme impela lib to ask Il
tho iron hand Of tho law has been removed p
Memphis Aua'aaehe.
Tho nau,e Of Chespelopg has boen brought
before tie pul!ic by tic letter addressed TO Iin
BY tho Count do Chanbord,-a letter Which is {
! practical nbdicatIon Of the homes Of Ter;tmnoy
Tho owner Of this name is gentleman who hat
been prominent in all the recent ipsrigues OF thu
Dour6ons. He was among those who latey ven
to salzburg md interviewed y Count de Cham
bord; He represented tho clerical party, ant
tho Letter q tho Count was allressod to lin
This is frank Walworth's lottor Of welcome tt
Ned Stokes, postmarkod Sing Sing, and addressed
s,so s,sn oct 10 ,sr,
DEAR oa.n1Hz; q Please M s to Inform Nsd stoifs .hat
this glourioas institution " soon as he puts on TIL
uniform ana las H. hs hsir 4,lrn. Gt TO o. he fashion,
nt Wo for hm FOR the shop ri me 9 Il oana ana
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