National Republican., 1876-01-14
IERsoHAL,

Mr.. Lama, OF Mis-, has returned and WASH
| his se, t esteIdsy
/ Hugh F. McDtrmnt', OF the Jersey City Herald,
has TO- ms at he National hotel.
Radcliffe Baldwin, agent Of the State Line Of
stesmers at New York, is at Willaris.
Paymaster General II. Bridge, OF the United
States navy, has taken Q suite OF rooms at Worm
lsy's hotel.
BosToH, Jan. I3.-David Snow, president Of the
| National Bank OF the Republic, died Of heart
| disease last night.
T G. HoVg, Oregon; N. w. Briggs, Maryland;
W. T. Gregory, Jersey City; Dennis Doud and
John Hogan, New York, have rooms at the In
perisl hotel.
Mrs. Linderman twife of the director Of the
Mint) will receive at her residence, $40 street
northwest, on Fridays during the season, from
until o'clock p. N.
A. b. Andrews and p. ii. Adams, North Caro-
lima; Frank d. Stoat, Connecticut; Henry X.
Gusts, Jos. Norman and J. ]. Book, New York.
are at the Metropolitan hotel.
d. II. Wilson, Connecticut; Frank r. Taylor
and wife, New Jersey; ]. A. Buck and wife,
Maine: X. L. Mathews, New York; W. s. Pap
hotel. " 'ff'A
NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-Henry Sommerville
Digby, member ofa noble family Of England
died Tuesday in Bellevue hospital, where he was
was not, however, destitute.
Robert w. Steele, the welLknown and pOpu-
lar naval constructor at Philadelphia, is in the
city. Mr.. Steele has the honor of classifica alton
in the front rank OF the most expert and eff
clent naval constructors in the service.
Hon. L. @. G. Lamar, Miss; Col. James Fair
man, Paris; Mrs. V. W. &. Silva, Cal; J. F.
Bradford, L. S. N; J. S. Mitchell, L. S. revenue
marine; Joseph e. Brecknridge, u. ). A; Col
L. A. Corbin, Philadelphia, have taken rooms at
the Ebbitt house.
VIC. Ward, Miun.; ]. II. Pangborn N. j.;
lion. J. q. McGrew, w. Va; James Redpath,
Boston; Hon. &. Il. Buckalew, Hon. Geo. Scott,
Pa; Emil Straus, 4. L. Arnold, James X.
Rhoves, MIR. and HRS. GIendenning, Philadel-
phia; J. b; Stetson. owen Moran, S: w. Arm
York, are at Wizards.
Mr.. +. II. Willard, for several years clerk
in Wizards hotel, has resigned his position to
accept similar one in the United States hotel
at the Centennial grounds, philadelphia. The
many trieTds OF Mr.. Willard will be sorry to
learn OF the change. While connected with the
hotel he made himself exceedingly popular by
his strict attention to the wants of the guests,
pr prietOr. He tskcs with him the best wishes
Of all for his continued success.
The New York Sun of Wednesday, which,
under the baleful control of Dana, ''the pirate of
the press,'' is actuated in its management only
by the base motives Of avarice, envy and revenge,
contained telegram Of more than usual infamy.
1t stated that It was reported here that Colonel
George II. Butler was placed in an inebriate
asJ lum by his uncle, General b. +. Butler. II
is hopeless to expect truth from the Sun, esps-
cially about General Butler or any one bearing
that name. The facts are that Colonel Butler
went to Providence hospital hve weeks ago by
the advice Of Or. Bliss, one OF our leading sur
geoDs, to be treated by DR.. Bliss ard nur5ed by
the sisters until recovered from those dan
gerous injuries received ct the South, which
Bave been already announced in these columns.
His friends will be glad to know that his health
is nearly restored. His lnbOrs on the press in
this city give the reiutGton to the infamous
charge OF the SUH correspondent.