, 1873-12-23

THE CITY.

Comptroller Hayes il improving In health,
and IL expected at his Office today.
Gen. n. Douglas, formerly President aud
Gonoral Solicitor Of tho Illinois Central Rail-
road, has been reappointed its General So
licitor.
A1r. II. Lestor Colreen. the affablo and oblig-
ing Chief Clerk Of the Superior Court, has just
taken o temporary vacation for week to Bpend
Chri stmas aud digest bis turkey.
Fire-Marshal Bonner was yesterday presented
with an elegant tireman's lantern. by Mr.. John
Rogan, M Assistant Tlro hlarshn1 of Boston,
WHO ia on O. visit Of inspection to this city.
Mr.. Poter DoNnoy, tho City Ecavenger, will, on
application, prcsont oycry monlbo7 of tho sanitary
forco OF thoo city tiuo, fat sucknGpg for Christ
mas. Gentlomen qualified to apply need feel no
hesitation. as h(r. DoWney i8 we'll supplied with
the delicious animals
donth, at OlareuB, Switzerland. on tho I'd inst,
Of Mr. E.. j. Tinktam, nnd DID, widely-known,
and mucil-rospocted citizen OF Chicago. Mr..
Tinkl,am was born at Portland, Mo-, Dec. 10,
1915, u. aud ,,' was consequently, IS Teara old
to Chicago in 1888. He WAS Cashier of r. X.
Swift'a bank up to 1857, WAS afterwards metu-
liam l. Co, and subsequently Prosldont Of the
Second National. Exposure at tho time Of the
great iiro was the cause Of tho sickness Which
killed him
A worry pleasant departure from tho general
routine Of the business Of Hobperia Lodge, A.
T. L. A. A.. took plsce at their n1eetiag Wodnes
OF officers, DR.. ". Carr camo forward, aud, iu an
pepdA'fh rsssad tho fsens u ho sn entro Gods @
presented to tho retiring. Worshipful Master,
D. J. Avery, Esq, Of the law firm Of Runyan,
n mn mil
watch and chain, valuod ut $3.50. Tho recipient
was taken ontiroly by surprise, but in a nent
manner expressed hiB thanka A1r. ". A. need,
the energetic Junior Warden, waa also presented
with beautiful seal, as q slight menento OF the
eHtcon III which ho is hold by hiH brethrou.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer HoMsc-A. $. Russell, y. 9. A.. Ed
YORK;; Il. saxum, y; s. 4. L.: n. Smith, Ply
%Sq sstarn and troupo sfs2 ssw York 4GsiG tGs oe Join
r. Far1sworth; the Hon. 9. ], L. Meyer, fond
du Lac tile Hon. james Coleman, Fond tlu Lac
the Hon. A. +. Hamilton, Baltimore the Hon. 4.
4. Jackson, Janesyillo; Mini. J. ]. Safely, Iowa.
A.; i. r. Weller, Now York; q. +. MIillor, St.
Paul; William i. Barnes Now York; - James,
Milwaukee; John g. Wy1nap, Rochester. -.
Clifton nouse-J. D: Ripley, dalcaburg; George
D. Whitcomb, Wilmington.
IN GENERAL.
It ia reported that Laura D. Fair has married
lawyer in 6an Francisco.
The late Nfr. Thomas Dariug, in his will. lett a
years. SALARY to every clerk In tho firm OF Barring
Brothers & Co.
An exchange thinks it knows that John nus-
soll Young Ias succeeded Mr.. Conuery as man.
aging cditor OF tho New York Herald.
Horny C!ews' marriage to Miss Worthiugton,
niece Of the Secretary Of Wnr, is announced to
tako placo before tho close Of tho season.
Wilkie Collins has written llis first American
story, uudor tho title Of "Tho Dead Aliyo."
Tho acono. Ia farmhouse not far from New
York.
Tlle Nilsson Arixtor, of Boston, who wore aaycd
from the Vile du Havro, we're excoilont swim
mors. They wont down with the ship, oud then
"Etrucil out"
This Je,oish Chronicle asks TINT reoragea be
conferred on two distinguished mombers Of tho
Hebrew community, Sir Mosea Moutoaoro and
Baron Lionel RothschiM.
Robert G. Winthrop Hnd that tho chrd Of invt-
tation to tho Boston (Fauenil uulD tea purity.
which portrayed worry largo toapot was aug-
theln by ttB very short spout.
pennock Pusey, State INSURANCE OommiHslon-
or Of Minnesota, Las forwarded To Gov. Austin
his resignation. Mr. pusoy Is at pfcsont in
Florida. and hia resignation ia caused by the il-
from tho state.
Tho Now York Post saya Mr. uopworth's ,n-
sinuation that membor Of hlr. Flshs family
has reoetyod Spanish gold ia .'upwortlly Of .
gentleman. to say nothing OF q olorgyman:" but
TINT IL no reason Mr. uepworta shouldn't utter
it.-Nou{om Posi-
A Southern papor FAYE Of JEFF Dasis that "ho
part Of tue Atturian rarrot Seen by Hamboltlt
In tho Azores, which spoke tho language Of tho
Atturlans, an extinct Indian tribe, mud whose
wordH no QUO could understand"
Tho injury to John L. Owons, while playing
"I'oodleH" ut tho Nowark 0pera. House OIL
mIucaoa|stoa ] % il tho oa druuEon ] sSono M aud ialns
upon the stRgo with great force. ue was inson
aihlo whAn he MA tat4n up. and II Ia faa1od that