The hammers are rattling on sidewalks all over the city.
Judge Carpenter is "putting on airs." He does his writing on a desk now.
The Mite Society of the Grand Avenue Presbyterian Church meets this evening at the residence of Mr. Stahl, on Wyandotte Street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Senator Nye of Nevada was at the St. James yesterday on his return home from Washington.
Bishop McTyiere of the M. E. Church, South, is in the city and preached to a large audience last Sabbath. He leaves today for the conference at Boonville.
The Rev. Doctor Haywood of Nashville, Tenn., Sabbath school agent for the M. E. Church, South, and publisher of the Visitor and other papers, is also in the city and delivered an excellent discourse in the evening.
A party of English gentlemen are stopping at the St. James on their way to the buffalo region.
We received a call from Mr. T. Collins, superintendent of the Second Day County Coal and Mining Company of Camden, Mo. We congratulate our old friend on his new position and the company in securing the services of such a genial and accomplished gentleman to fill such a responsible position. The company, although young, can already be numbered with the permanent and prosperous institutions of the state.
Last night Professor Galloway gave another one of those enjoyable hops for which he is so famous. The music was delightful, the dancing charming and the entire affair passed off in the most pleasant manner.
