National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
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oesretary hooeson, who has been spending .
rev Gays At nis home In New Jersey, arrived In
'nis esy On SATURDAY morning.
MI samuel Woodson, an American engineer,
ls'oh ms way 70 india where ne Is TO assist In
saisss'ng .oe roule Oh ID. de Lessep's indo-
opean railway
Rev. John Vaughn Lewis, D. D., rector Of
sr sonns parish, District OF Coiumoia, has
seciine1 inc can Oh o., stephens parish, frovi-
u'.se' n L -
James ?. M. stetson, for many years con-
nected with the Aston house and other hotel
enterprises, died Of paralysis in New York on
SATURDAY. He was % years Of age.
Mrs. Arnott, the widow Of the late DR.. Neil
Ainost, mas onereo 70 give 5000 for the pur-
pose Oh promoting the study Of natural phiioso-
'pny IN the University OF Edinburgh.
Lord Charles Russell, the sergeant-st-Arms
OF the British House of Commons, decides that
tne London newspapers may each send 9
,eaaer writer 70 the gallery, but no correspon-
uent WIZ % showed In that part OF the House.
Colonel Holman, our Charge PAfaires In
Paris, gave grand dinner on the LIST instant in
honor Of Caleb Gushing. Governor Hoffman,
Generals Sickles and Torbert, and many other
distinguished people were present.
The Hon. George W. Julian has removed
from the old burnt district, e. the Quaker re-
gion which he 20 long represented In Congress
cams TO be known, and has settled IN the busi-
ness Of making loans and collections in Indian
apolis FOR Eastern capitalists.
An interviewer" tried bis hand on General
John c. Breckinridge recently, and after sew
eral vain attempts TO draw hint out on political
Questions asked "Whas do you think about
Alexander II. stephensp 81 think he Is In
very bad health" was the smiling answer, and
the interview ceased.
Sir Lambton Lorraine has declined the public
reception ct the hands Of the New York city
authorities, with thanks for the compliment.
Next week the gallant Captain viii visit the
public institutions, accompanied BY the mayor,
aldermen, and other civic functionaries.
Mr.. Archibald, British Consul General at
New York, denies being authority for the state
ments In placard published In the agricultural
districts of England that forty thousand hands
are awaiting to return to England. He pro-
nounces the whole thing, as far as relates TO
him, ridiculous csnard.
Mr.. George W. Childs, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, declares that the use ef his name in
the bill before Congress to INCORPORATE the
"International Land and Immigration Com
pany' Is Unauthorized, and he thinks the prac-
tice OF using persons names In this way q
gross and outrageous wrong"
DR.. John L. Swift, we'll known citizen of
Syracuse, died at Mentone, France, on Tues
day. DR.. Swift was graduate of Hobart
college, and was appointed Professor of
Microscopy In the Cornell University, although.
by reason of Ill health, he never filed the
chair. He has been in Europe for the last two
years. His age was thirty-fye years.