, 1874-09-30

reading tho frat part Of tho Now York dispatch
m to cut OH tho roalfng OF Tho remainder by Hot
ting tho audience in n rom aud him on run.
Since tho worthy Soorotary's admirable reading
OF the Droga apology, thoro nro not . fow who
aro anxious to know how much ho Improves upon
tho toxt OF hla daily announcements but few
mako thor anxiety 90 prominent ha did thoslady
ycstorday.
Tho Hoy. tAfr. ,Youker. pastor of Tho 'Wontorn
'Avenuo Methodist Church, who has Just been
transferred to another fold Of labor, was pro-
Bontod Monany .oyoning by tho tntsicn Of his con-
EroGation with q lloayy gold watch. Tho NOM
bors OF tho WeBtorn Ayonno Church, through
tue lloy. hrr. Gordon, then presented AIR.
Yuukor With silver tca-sot, and Lis tflfo With
cake-baakot.
Among tho distinguished yIetors atr tho E1-
position yesterday WAS James i. Olaghnrn
EaQ., lrcHitlontof tho Acadomy Of Glno Art In
ph1ladglphin, who has reccntly visited Indiana
polls ahd Cinclnnati. 1fo an7a our art depart
they arc tnainy indobted to him for thoir mag
ni!lcont diap1ay Of ougtaylngs.
AmonR tho interesting nnd"Hocial. events to
oodnr during. sle, cominE mouth will, bo tho
>wedainE Of Mr. Jewott +. ,niokor, Of Oxford.
O., mud Miss Alary A. Swing, eldest daughter Of
Thtol, viii 20 .porfornod by The Profossor In Ills
receive Invitations, viii be followed by recop-
tlon. Miss Swing, is a young Indy In her 10Th
ysarl Ct m moxeoodinrly prepoesosaing appearance,
whIcl, hayo endcarod tho Professor to thousands
In This city and elsewhere. Mr. Nickor
is n gentlompn Of ostimablo charac-
tsr, aena, nj Oxford, e., which wns
oda ta postioa o ot css!es Il the essi citizens ns
l3ank Of that ptace, ho 10 highly respected by
those who have mot hin, both il and out Of bua-
iucsH. Tho happy oyeut, which will bo oalobrat-
to @ % pleasure M Dy Sc egon N os Of ae r sWnaa
friends In this city.
No regret to learn that Prof, Swing Is at PROF.
Ont lying on h eick bod, Which ho LAS occupied
for tho past threo dnys. Happily ail tsangor is
now past, but tho Professor will hayo to quit
work for week Or two II ln wishes to perform
tho honors Of tho 22d Of October with becoming
chocrfulnos9.
:. Tho coronlon7 OF marriage. botwcon Miss
Fanny Oiondorf and MIR. afiltasd Kasprowicx,
both Of this city, WAS performed yoBter1ay, &C.
cording to tho rito Of the Orthodox German Jow-
ish Church, at Klare's Hall, North Clark aroot.
Tho Roy. 3fr. Oliendorf, fathor OF tho bride, Of
tlclatcd. Tho hall was handsomely decorated;
the attendance Of lalieB and gontlonon; ftloula
Of tho families Of the high contracting partios, was
larGoi, and good orchestra supplied airs appro-
propriato to tho occaslon. Tho ceremony WIS
Before rcach!ng tho essential portion OF it, tho
Hoy. Mr.. Olenaorf ,nado on address to the brldo
aud bridegroom. A reception, dinncr, and hall
followed. Tho bridcamaids and groonsnlon
were 1Iiaa Mary j. Dottclzweg aud Samuel
,KaBprowicz, ltiEs Mn, taa Kaaprowicz md Emil
Wiikowsky, aud Miss Jenny Schoping md Louia
Glongowski.
Tho Centennial Committee, composed of OK
Gov. Digler, Of Pennsylvania; the 11on.'N. N.
Dockwitll, Of Now York aud tho Honsa Joseph
Patterson. I. Farley, mud ]. II. l.obb. OF phila-
detplta, arrived OF tho Palmer House lust
evening.
HOTEL ANR1vALB.
Grand Pacific uotet-Charioa A. Hurdett, Dos
ton Thomna Whitley, Edward ,Whalto7; John
Wsenn. Liverpool Il. 9. Archer, London 81 Il.
G. Fowler, Reginald w. Fowler, DerbYslliro, En-
gland; Z. Freud Hoamo, IIurz, belgium. :.
Ia'mer Aouse-Ez,dov. = Dgtor, pennsyivenia;
tho Lion. n. II. Beokwith, Now York tho Hon.
Joseph Patterson. tho Hon. i. Farley,
tho Hon. j. nj. Robb, Philadelphia
Sherman .Nouse-Ihc Hon. Charles
\. EldrodEo, Fond du Lac; tho Hon. John I.
Farnsworth, St. Charles; A. G. Caproni, sala,
Italy; 4. konworthy, Ii. ". Mansfield, n. ".
Honmois, J. NJ. Downing. 7. Milling. England;
.Housc-A. i. swan, j. Il. s:clins, ". A. Cum
mings, Now Yorx; G. d. Rogers, Detroit
Charles Alyord, Wnstod, Conn. J. s. Abbott
U. 8. N. F.; A. G. Gray. New York Goorga Dun
bar, Doaton ; Alexander simmonds. Liverpool.