, 1873-01-31
PERSONAL.

carlotts LIE C1ercq, the actress; is guest At the
Clifton House.
Hor. q. B. GooEins viii 10 ID tho nooE-ora5er
meeting to-day. Subject, .' Crosa bearers.
Tho prizo for tho finest costume at the mas
nnoradn OF Our Club IVES won ny Niles Nag
lie Martin that for the best character costume
By ". c. Smith.
The following is a List Of the newly, elected
Directors ol the Great Western Ielegrepa a4t coM-
rany A. + Blss; Ghcsgo Gea9o: SSnn o. 01 Joahns
STARK. milwaukee; c. Fl. Moore, Clinton; X. T.
Frary' Princeton D. C. Farrell. Peoria Anthony
". street, Council Bluffs; James f. BoFa'
Omaha; c. N. Ri1, Topeka; Howard N. holoon'
. Kansas City
nar3er. obtained u1critcd compliment from the
Msyor yesterday. His Honor had despatch
handed hin. He read it, and put it IN lug
pocket. Frank promptly walked up to him and a,,
s.ia Mr. Mayer, what sad IS t4at ae7gason gasoae
from g = nv ~ daughter. hko to see enterprise in
renorteTs." and Frank retired amid the laughter
Of the gentlemen present
Gideon J. Tucker is mentioned ~ Mr. Cassidy 3
sucoessor on the Albany argus.
Lieutenant Mat:son c. sanbourne, Of the Ar
nv. died ia Helena, Mont, JAN II.
Milo Goodrich, H. c., OF New York, has been
In his seat only two days this session. -.
A1yah Crocker, II. c., Of Massachusetts: is y.
and the oldest man in the House. oakas Ames
ia Co., -
B. q. Lennon. for number OF year5 Aasialahs
General Manager OF the Soutneln M1naonoAa
Railroad, has resigned, u
Governor Leslie, Of Kentucky, has appointed
WI. Jackson e1-Iieutenant Governor o. FtT-
ginia. and Br1gAdior General in the Confederate
Aruy 70 9 Judgeahip in Louisville. !.
Ex-Governor Magoffin and Congressman Deck,
of Kentucky will open bZown-stcnc q1atI}
near tho present Bnsswood Island quarry, early
nest senson.-Ashland 1Pis) Press
General John T. Averill, the Tt. Paul (3hnu:)
Congressman, auffere much from LIS proRea @ 1es'
and there are fears that amputatlon Will 90 nec-
! essary. 80.
| Commander Kidder Randolph Breeas, OF the
! United Statea Navy, waB mGrried, on the 23d
t iast,. to Mics Martha Irwin Curtin, daughter OF
| ex-Goyernor Andrew 6. Curtin, Of PennSyiVa-
nia. .-
r. ". Hughes, formerly editor OF the Rich
| mond (Va.) Examiner, is spoken oil: in certain
| Republican circles It Waehingto on as tho possible
| successor OF Postmaster General Creswen in the
| Cabinet. :. :..
j. n, Humbird, son OF Jacob Humbird, Of
| the West Wisconsin Railroad, WAS married., it
| Epart.. Wis; lately to Miss Hattie L. Greenman
dauphter OF S. r. Greenman, the wsll-knoHr
hotel-teeper- :
Mrs. Fairs agent wrote to the Manager Of tht
/ ACADEMY Of Music, at Chicago, that shs wonle
l deliver two locturoa in that city, At oW exen
I The Manager didn't see any money IN It, ana de
/ clined the ofur; wha1eat somebody Is Offended
San Francisco Aud. :.
Paul Mcssant, the husband Of the daughter Of
] 1o1a Montez, who calls herself the Princes:
Ediths Lolita, died, tho 26th, in Long lelane
civ. scarcely 80 years OF age. He was . jour
ns1igt. and wher III Paris he was on the stan O
La Ldn&c7ne. - .
.Yiscount do Rouge, member Of tho Institute
y, professor at The College de France, sad for7nor
| " Councillor Of State, died, recently, ct hi
:chatc.u Of Bois- -Daufnin ..(sarthe)' from an ct It
! tart of apopIexy, Tia deceased. who WEB E