, 1873-08-03
PERSONAL.

Maj. john piorropout, u. 8. A., is at the Shor
man House.
DR.. T. n. Wolf, of Philadelphia, is at the shor-
man IIouBo.
shia Wasao, OF Tahaloquah, is ut tho West
sidu Briggs.
Tho Hon. r. ". Ferry, United States Senator
is at the Sherman House.
Col. Don't g, Tutt, Of st. Louis, is registered
at tho Wcat Side Briggs.
c. G. Warren, of Boston, is among tho arrivals
ut tho West Sido Briggs.
Dan Castollo and family, Of Barnum's Circus,
is ut tho Sherman llonso.
". @. Crurn, advance agent Of Barnums big
Bhow, is stopping ut the Commercial.
Samuel Conkey, tho sculptor, has taken new
quartors In tho Portland Block.
O.W. Hcrricls, agont Union Pacific Railroad, IL
among the arrivals ut the Wost Side Briggs
House.
lion. John Garnoau aud family. Of st. Louis,
left tho West Side Briggs House yesterday for
Oconomowoc.
Master John o'!Iara gavc party to few OF
his Juvenile frionds at llsH fntllors residence,
July 81, it being his 18th birthday.
sorgt. Sam Ellis, Chiof Of tho dotoctiye force,
haa goue to Duluth, whore he will renlnn three
wooky. Detoctive Joe Dixon fills hiB p'aco.
W. McLcan, L.oc1post N. T.; join Is. Hughes,
Now York W. Kincad, 1.oayenworth ; n, j.
Botd, Sioux City s; Francis Rose, Cincinnati, arc
/ ut Andorson'a uotoI
H. A. Elsins, tho artist, has gono to Colorado,
sketehiny for ''Crown Of tho Continont from
tho chosen point of view. Before returning lo
expects to visit Suit LaAo, Southern California
and Mexico.
A. II. Van scoton, ogdon, U. r, Z; John Gotty,
Oswogo n. II. Philbrick, New York; L. II.
Roel1or, Philadelphia &. ". willard, i. p. I.
Hhur1n fH Tan Mn3n1I1,fu p71 w r
Williams Of Albany, arc stopping ut the central
11otol.
Tho following aro at Tho South Side Briggs
House: j. W. uoag, Now York ". Wolf. Stor-
ling; 7. Hammers, 1.onisSilloi Q, F. Howe,
Iorro ua,te; g. G. Fuller, st. Louis; G. e.
GOTHIC; Z. II. 1Iolroyd, hucno.
Tho Rev. A: Iudaon Frost, pastor of tho Uni
versty Place Daptist Church, leaves on Il pleas-
uro-tour carly this wock, aud his pulpit will be
| occupied by others during his nhsonce, part Of
tho time by tho Rov. J. A. Smith, D. D., editor
in-cllief Of tho Standard, who was the first pastor
| Of this church aftor its organization.
| DR.. ". Z. Johnston, for many years resident
| Of Paris, aud tho leadiug American physician Of
family ut Mr. s. B. Cohb's, No. 979
hayo enjoyed tho benoiit of DR.. Johnstons skill
whi1o abroad will doubtless he pleased to pay
thoir respects to him while in tho city.
Among the arrivals at the Grand Pacific Hotel
yoBtorlay were tho following: ia. Moon, Kansas
City; A. J. Wright. Greenfield, O.; A. L. Field,
Now Orleans; a. K. johnson, New Orleans; W.
r. Floyd, Long Branch John NJ. Crobs, ILL.,
nois; ". ". Bell. St. Louis; r. II. Paorsey,
London; Alex. Long, Cincinnnti; N. s. Jonkins,
Dresden; W. B. PYobosco, Bloomington; Thos.
Fitch, Washington; s. II. Latin aud family, St.
! Louis
| G.. W. Woodford, Montreal; Samuel Frazer,
"tho great axlo-groaso man," Galona, ILL.,; s.
| N1oaIalon, Fort Wayne; i. D. Roxford, St.
Charles Hotel, Cairo James Humphrey, Fort
Wayne; Charles WIlick, IT,, Now York !, L,
OlnaBtoal St. Louis; ". 8. HanHcome, LII
Crosse H. II. Hutchinson, Stevens Point; r,
c. Guernoy, Milwaukee j. 4. Digolow, Spring
fold; Il. Bradley, Portland, No.; T. X. 0ryis
Dixon, George r. Foss, Arizona and o. II.
Leopold, Prairie du Chion, arc at tue West Side
| Briggs.