National Republican., 1876-12-06
PERRoNAL.

PERSONAL
CARDINAL AntoneIli has len several -sephews.
The Princess Alexandra is an expert and dash
ing whip.
Senator Morton occupied spiaos N Tie Senate
yesterday. sse<z
Hon. lanes Keith, Virginia, has parsers st the
National hotsi. = ~
Hos. L. T. Neal, Ohio, is so3Ournins here at the
Natlos al hotel. :. a -
l.. II. Morrison and rtse arc stopping at the
National hotel.
Hon, n.l. osfspy;T1nlaSs ha..paFo sas the
Hoa: VIM. NJ. Levy. Louisiana Is soiouruiug at
Hon. E. salisbury, Of Delaware. has rooms at
wiIard's Hotel. - ri,ss ,tih AVN -
Mr.. samuel classy, Of New York, has rooms
at the Arlington. g s4af EiBrE be- .'E1l 80 :
Hon. A, oanpbcH, Of fLasaue. III, IS quartered
at the N atiOnal Hotel. l.7B4 z-ls Z u y ga G.
Gen. Mcclellan Is preparing ssrIeslof articles,
for SerioarI Msgi=ias n, 2 ''l - ? - = -, =. :
Hon. Robert Maekey, e1-State Treasurer of
Pennsylyanis, is In town. =. - - s.g = =
Hon. S, W. kellogg. ConReeticst,. arrived yes
terday at Wizards hotel. sI ls r7t.a31
Hon, Chas. O'Neiu, of Pa, has rooms at 516
Thirteenth street northwest. Il .Fsg TsF. Z
uCtcfuUI Dtuhb ls lytuk - OtiStOai SVAa-
diticn at Montpelier, Vermont.
Hon. VIII. Baker, oswego county, Ny, is
quartered atthe Ebbitt house. - 81. ~,
Hon. VIM. W. Miller, of West Virginia, arrived
at the National Hotel yesterday. ere o. 81
Hon. r. G. paatt and wife, Of orego, ", Y, are
at the Arlington for the winter.
Hon. L. a. Macksy Of Pennsylvania, has a
| suite Of rooms az wllliard's Hotel. s.
Governor John A. Burbank, Maryland, Is IN
town, stopping at the Ebbitt house. 80 siss
Mr.. John Lemoine has resumed his connection
with the Joprpai des Debats, OF Paris. -.1r-as's
Hon. w. i. ARTHUR. Of. CQYington, KY, is.
among the arrivals at wlilard's Hotel
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher lectures In Boston
tonight on s'The North and the South"
Susan b. Anthony win assemble in Washing
ton January 10 and ask to be counted in. 90
Major strachan, Governor OF the Gold Coast,
has been appointed Governor Of Barbados.
Congressman Sayler is rich, handsome aud a
bachelor, but couldn't win the SpeskershIp.
Captain r. ]. Cook, the Yale oarsmau, has be-
gun the study Of the law at Greensburg, Pa
Gen. John S. Cavender, Of st. Louis, one ofth
hard-workng Republicans Of that city, is in town.
Prince Leopold Is again affiIcted with swelling
of the knee.5 He is Queen Yictoria's youngest
SON. nov .srsi-a q. ie.sst tsk - '# h
Rev. Robert Laird Collier, tho distinguished
Unitarian divine, is the guest Of MIR. H. A. VIII
lard. ~ 5a- ~ " --1t5!f as.ra % Q. .--s
Mr.. 3. PangSord, editor Of the Jersey City
Times, Is in town and is stopping at WHiard's
Hotel. .yss go .'..-. ...5I
E. " Ksarnsy, ESQ.,, of New York, and his
beautifull bride, nee Miss Reed, are at the Ar
Senator Roscoe cOnklng is boarding at the
Arlington. He is the table companion OF Senator
Randolph. 'att 'sv- = 3ELAa Z - ~
~ Rev. Mr.. Trotter ha. been called to an Iowa
church. He ought to get through his sermons In
good time. 7El'-=-.@ BE- lba1i DO ~
Corinns .Y0ung's American opera was per-
formed at Brussels last week, and the papers
praised 1t. 80 $50 o -.
aThis distinguishsd son Of the South" is the
way the Norfolk Public Ledger speaks Of Jener.
son Davis. E-eoaT EEzA-a 1EE.tE (
Mr. Samnel II. Jorden, Of Phiiadslphis, has
just given "a 300 to Hamilton College to found
seholarship. q BslsIIO .Ea-57is u ~ .
Major s. NJ. Yott, Of Staunton, Va, arrived in
town yesterday, and is now stopping at the Ma
Bayard Taylor speaks Of 'Ths Gates Agar" and
sHelen,s Babies as works Of q light and enter
| tanning character. - ba- . '-a'|
Trees have Just been formally planted at Nash
vile University in honor Of Gesrge Peabody and
Dr.. BsFnas Sears s4s y 90 .rrTgr nd5 g .
DR.. Henry Clark Barlow died recently IN Eng
land He WAS best known as an acute writer on
Dante and his works. =, ssa,-'4
NJ. Derouard was given the Cross OF the Legion
Of Honor for his services with carrier pigeons dur
ing the siege of Paris. ~ , E.l lH l1W'Es ~
Paul yiardot, son Of that once exquisite singer,
Pauline yiardot, is, although only twenty years
old, a delightful yiolinlst. - -
q. L. Fox, the actor, is now at his home in
Brooklyn, whore, under the care Of his wife, his
health Is steadily improving. LaLa
Rev Alonzo Mills, Of Alexandria, is not "sore-
headed'' because he didn't succeed in getting the
once of Chaplain Of the House ,
New York commercial Adveriiser-Tilden re-.
turns to Albany to morrow. By the way, he is
Governor of New York, isn't he:
Speaker Randall, 1t is rumored, will appoint
his brother, Mr.. Robert Randall, his private
secretary. The latter isa we'll known lobbyist.
Mr. Robert Mickle, cashier of the Union Bank
of Baltimore, entered the service Of the bank In
1872 and has held hs present position since 1880
Sir Curtis Sampson is believed to be the only
instance OF an American accepting and bearing
an English title since the Independence Of the
colonies. a.
Among the persons who left New York for Eu-
rope ON Saturday last were Professor Agasslz
Colonel Schuyler Crosby and Rignold, the popu-
lar actor. -.-..-.
The Continental critics are raving about
newly discovered baritone Of Trieste Moriani by
name, who is said to be to-day what Faure was
fifteen years ago.
The monk NIcolari, who fought so well under
Admiral Canaris In the Greek war Of independ-
ence, and was concerned in the affair of the fire.
ships, has just died at Athens. .-'
Mary A. Hallock, the artist, has married aud
gone to California to live; but her hand will not
forget Its cunning, and she is already engaged in
illustrating number Of stories.
There are number Of Pennsylvania politicians
in town. The Philadelphia postmastership will
soon be vacant and an effort is being made to eE
feet the removal of the incumbent.
New York Commercial Advertiser Funny,
wasn't 1t, after the caucus, to see Sam Cox and
Randall shaking hands across the bloody chasm
of the sousht-for Speakership.
Mr.. Richard Lambert, Pacific coast Journal
ist, and well known here as the Washington cor
respondent of the San Francisco Post, has Just
returned to the capital for the winter. ..-
Emperor Pedro and Empress Teresa, who have
now gone to the Holy Land, left golden opinions
behind them in Greece, as everywhere else The
Greeks grew fond of them, and gave the En-
peror no emu OF nOnorarY Titles IN SCIENTIFIC
societies.
Father Gazzolf is the Oldest priest in Washing
ton Territory, and has been on the mission there
for thirty five years He is the son Of Roman
prince, and Cardinal Patrizi, who has Just died,
was his uncle.
Professor Thomas T. Mansfield, the we'll
known organlst, pianist. and musical conductor,
also ass Jciate editor of the Meriden Recorder,
died suddenly of apoplexy yesterday morning at
Meriden, Conn.
"Creghton, whose letters in the Danbury
Ne,cs are among the lNeliest and most readable
that get printed in these days, is the de plume
Of Mr.. II. w. Mitchell, the editorial paragraphist
OF the Washington Nation.
Beethoven and Chopin, Of all the composers,
make the greatest demands upon the brain and
finger Of the pianist, and the reputation of the
modern artistic must rest upon his ability TO fairly
interpret these masters.
Matt. Carpenter will keep house in Washing
ton this winter. His daughter is said to give evil
denee of rare musical abilities having voice of
remarkable sweetness, which has been cultivated
under the instruction OF the best teachers in New
York