Personals

Judge Cooley left Salnrday for Washi ngtoii. M89 Mnry Clemente bus retumed home f rom the Eas'. Miss Anna Condón is vviUi Detroit f rienda this weck J. R. Meljaufililin is Ptpected home from California to-morrow. President H. Wade Rgcrs, of Evanston, III., is in the cily this week. A. D. Seyler went to Waterloo, Out,, Saturdiiy foi a three or fonr day'a stiiy. A very pleaant reception wa9 glven by Mr. and Airs. John Burg Frlday evening last. Jacoh F. Bonnet, of Portland, Ore., Is the giiest of Mrs. Dr. Dunvter, on S. Divi.-ion street. Lpwís W. James, of Saratoga Snrinjrs, N. Y., Is visiting bis ooneln, J. L. liabcock, at tlie Franklin house. Regent Whitman and vvife entertnined the memoere of the Hild Patk Concert C mpuoy while tliey were in tlie cily. Prosecutins; Attorney Lehman is receiving a visit from his tinclc E. P. Lehiiüin, of H'co, Cal. He was here eomc 25 years ago. Ju'l;e Walter J. Hiyes, of Clinton, Iowa, incmber of Congress from that district was ia the oity yesterday. He eatne here to altend Capt. Tliayer's funeral. Joliu II. Maynard, who ha been visittug Mis párente, Mr. and Mis. John W. Maynard, on N. División sr., for some nionth?, ruturncd to Californii Friday. Mrs. S. M. Dillon and daughter Eva, of PetosUey, who have been in the city for a we"k or so settling up the estáte of Mrs. D.'a father, Samuel Fiy, In the probate eourt, left for home yesterday. Gen. C. T. Gorham, of Marshall, formeily minister to the Higue ander jrant, and Assistant Secretary of the Interior from '75 to '7t, was present at Charles Tli8yer's funer.il yesterday. Mrs. Hev. S. T. Morris who hag been nt :he homreopatbic hospital for the past 'cw weeks under treatment, expeets to re;um home to Dexter Saturday. Her case las been a diflicult and remarkable one, iiid her rcovery wlll carry happiness to many hearts.