, 1873-02-23
New Mexico J.. n. Lord, Detroit: John
Wright, B. F. Dunham, San Fraucisco

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Among the arrivals ut the Gardner Honaa roa.
terday, we're the following: J, j. Hooan az
| Boston Theo. q. Clark, Montreal Georpa i.
ELLIS, Boston; y. 4. Bowling, New York ), III.
Randolph, Baltimore; J. G. Grant, St. Louis
r. ). Alison, F41ladeiphla; Y. D. McLain,
| e. Mayo and wife, Burlington, vt.
| When You are not yourself classical thera :.
nothing like having classical information i'm.
parted By an accomplished scholar. The muaical
! critic Of q morning paper in a recent operatic
notice stated that Miss Kellogg was primns inte7
pares- From which We arc led to infer that that
| distinguished singer il properly called primu.
donna,
! Among the arrivals ut the Matteson Honse,
| yesterday, were the following: John s. Proc
tor, Saltwater; ". R. Vaughan, Council Bluffs;
! G. L. Dahler and wife, Salt Lake City; Billings
Smith, Monticello; William Butterdeid, Boston;
Tom ". Bradley, New York; H. D. sh1iver, Bal.
Denver Y. Palmer, Coshocton, o.
The Rev. Robert Irwin, who not long sinca
commanded q large excursion party Of clergy
men and others. from this place, aud lead them
triumphantly to tho dizzy summit Of Graya
Peak, Colorado is in the city: Ho has resigned
| where be will remain in charge Of the Pzesby>
tarian Board OF Publication Work.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
yesterday, were tho following: Maj. Cha1lea
Green, st. Louis Dr.. George Wood, Quebec;
" J. F. Lidell, Madison J. B Warning, Nsw
York J. y. Ross: Pittsburgh; $. r: Richardson,
Quebec Mrs. r Hunt, Labrador; II. 7. Lynde,
Brooklyn; J.W. Bennett, Lowell, Mass, E. j.
Hubert, Portland, No. T. N. Newman, De-
troit ". Meyers, Cheyenne.
j. Ward Durham, the son Of lr. J. P. Dun
ham, the respected Bailif OF Judge Farwells
Court, was, on Friday evening, the recipient Of
= surprise party ut his fathers residence, No.
%t~a
folks was an assembly Of the elders, sud young
and old had merry time OF it till the clock gsre
notice that it WAS time for sensible people to be
thinking Of bed.
The names Of the Board OF Councillors Of the
Hospital for Women and Children we're omitted
in onr article on that institution, published it
TuE TRIBUNE yesterday. They are follows:
Mrs. DR.. Dyas, Mrs. f. 6. Hall, Mrs. D. A. Gage
Mrs. J. G. Hilton, Mrs. +. B. Gardner. Mrs. Dex:
ter, Mrs. Joseph Medin, Dr.. II. u. Thompson,
b1rs. Fernando Jones, Mrs. E. J. Colby. Mrs. G.
=. CoIbin, Mrs: George Hall. Mrs, T. D. Fitch,
Mrs. Robert Hill, and Mrs. E. 8. Pike.
Those who have pleasant recollections Of the
how 1argely Mias Sidney Cowell contributed to
its success. They will be gratided to learn that
ahe has been engaged by Mr. Hooley, and viii
soon be added to the regular comedy company
1T his theatre. Various other changes are con-
templated, aud several additions are to be made.
gagement at the Academy last summer, has
been secured, and will aseist In doing the lesd,
ing business. Yhe company, as strengthened,
will be one Of ths best in the country.
Friday evening LII: William Carpenter. one Of
the old residents Of this city, died at hia home
on Ashland avenue from pleurisy, folloTinga
severe attack OF rheumatism. Mr.. Carpsn;e1
and his brother JOB came here from Buffalo
more than thirty years ago, and bought for $500,
from tbs Hon. William b.. Ogden, the twelve
acres between St, Johns place, Ashland avenue,
and Lake and Kinz1e streets, where he started
the Chicago Horticultural Gardens. Mr. Car.
pentar served the city Alderman from the
and other positions. He Was one Of those Who
took leading part in1 securing for the city shat
tract Of land now known as Union Park.