National Republican., 1877-10-05

ARcHBisIfoP GrBBoTs, Of this Archepiscopal
Zee &c Is q Year. of age, and Youngest Arthbishop
Mr.. MARrrN MnMoRE has boon commits.
stoned to make a bust Of Emerson for Mr.. I. O.
Appleton, Of Boston.
TnE Chrisiioa Worker Gays that no liars
shall be found in heaven. Whit did this man ever
wEIMAn, with Its many talented pianists,
has royoltcd against the "Jumblejumblejumbl
jumbcjumbicjumhlejum
Ir TO THE PURE all things are pure, q good
man ought to be able 70 get good milk and good
whisky.-N o. Fc dtiom.
JUDGE MAcKEY, Of South Carolina, says
that the condition OF the public roads measures
the civilization Of country.
GEN HErH, Of Virginia, has been visiting
Cen Burnside at his Rhode Island home. The two
were classmates at West Point.
THE York county fellow who represented
that he was a cousin Of Carl sehurz proves to hare
been an imposter and swindlcr.
A SANDWICH Islander claims to have
buried the real Sir Roger Tichborno on Sydney
Island, In the South Pacific ocean.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE is said TO make the
wheels OF Justice IN the Supreme Court run third
faster than any Of his predecessors.
MR.. BtoELow, leading citizen OF Fort
Worth, recently rose above party. iio was hanged
for horse-stealing.-S. Louts Jonndi,
MANY Of Morland's finest pictures are on
the subject Of hogs. The esthctlc Cincinnatian
therefore, Classics them as "pcn pictures"
Hon. EUGENE HALE, Of Maine, and his fam
lily arc at the home Of hi, fathcrin.law, ex.Secre-
tary Chandler. In Detroit, for short visit.
DIR. JAMES A. DUNCAN, the most eminent
divine IN tho Methodist Church South, and presi-
dent OF Randolph (Mncon) college Is dead.
Gov WADE HAMPTON has q rosy and genial
face, pleasant blue eyes, iron'gray whiskers,
portly hgurc and full and agreeable voice.
'THE melancholy mans favorite troe--Pine
The dcbtor's,will OWE. The, incbriatc's-
Hic-ory.-ISisburo Leader. Tho boarder's-'Ash.
NINE. OUTREy. wife Of the French Minister
nt Washington. and Count de Suzannet, secretary
Of the French legation. are at the Clarendon hotel
BosroS Post says ''The stall-wart Republi.
with
SIR WALTER ScoTT's law agent, Mr.. John
Gibson. of Edinburyh, who wrote volume OF
died.
GEN. SMITH, chief Of the Appointment Di-
vision, Treasury e1artmen left lat night for his
home In Ohio to vote at the ELECTION on Tuesday
next
SENATOR DAwR. amopg many valuable
things. owns quaint. ld-fS(lkoncd writing desk
fnll Of intricate recesscs, whLoh aesk was made by
his father.
THE Emperor Williams gift of his portrait
to eS Minister Washhurnc was accompanied by
genial autograph letters from his Majesty and Count
Won Bulow
PRIVATE DALzELL and Blanton Duncan
are going to engage in political discussion Ser.
Francis Train will be referee
Mr.. HOLMAN HUHT's picture "The Light Of
the World;" has been presented to the library OF
Keblc College, oxford, by the widow Of Mr.. Thos,
Coombc, ofthe Clarendon Pres. -
SINCE it has been announced that. ,Eftso,
Thicrs efl slOOoOOl there have been abof twice rs
many ambitious applicants us usual climbing VI
our back stairs In search of situations.
SECRETARY SHERMAN will probably start
/ E.rn .t..lN
clerks IN the different departments will leave fol
their respective homes before Monday morning,
A WAsHISGToN MAN has written Sonnet
to the Sioux" and the ArrapRhoo interpreter |,
from the disgruntlcd redskins against such treat
ment.
NATHAN MINARD, of Salem, Conn, o man
ninety years old and rich miSer, has had hi,
coffin In his room for twenty years. and has duG
| his own grave tosare expense.-El. Natty OLD
Mnar that.
BARONESS JOLIET d. DE LEPEL, aged twenty
five years, daughter OF R. n. Austin, of Milwaukee
died In Europe on Monday. She married the Baror
De lepcl while taking musical instruction abroad
some years ago.
Mr.. WM. c. ScIILEy, member of the Balti
more bar has been held to bail for the grand jury
| In that city upon complaint Of Nellie Fitzgerald
4 aged twenty, a domestic IN his family, that h,
forcibly outraged her person.
Mr.. GEORGE II. BoUGHToS's picture o
William the Tcsty and the Smokers, which wa
painted for the Corcorsn Art Gallery. has arrive,
here. 1t is pity that New York could not hav
had glimpse of II on Its way.
A READER writes to say that by abolishin,
the p. |. column the Herald may be saved. W,
should like to impress Il on such minds as thi
that they should stop reading the p |. and reaC
the poetry under the head of shipping News"
SAMUEL J. RANDALL says he will not stel
one side and retire from the contest for the Speak
crship until the Democrats can concentrate NOR
votes on some one else than on him. lie believe
IN tenacty OF purpose getting all he can and hold
ing all he gets
WAsHINGTON specials demand the name o
tor Growers remarks OH the charges Of his illega
election because the Senator objected to hnvin
them published. They are extremely Jealous of tn
| reputation. of the crnft,
Mr.. SCHrRZ Is of opinion that one of Cal
Hamilton's incendiRry letters must have got int
the Interior Department and set things going b
spontaneous cOmbuStion.-P ]. Man. Wrong agalr
Carly II there had been Gail blowing thcr
wouldn't have been one stone leit upon another.
THE Hon. Zachariah Chandler owns an
manages farm in New England and another 4
tellcctual pursuit. Twenty years Of public life,
says have not diminished his love for what in DO,
hood had been his delight
Hotel Arrivals.
Mr,ropo'tan Ho,eL-wm. McGufin. N. Y; Hem
r. Towne, STANFORD, Conn: W. Montague, Halt
HG!F sG r. 'aG' 9 Franz @ GsSss
GH" q w. Hcs %sSaS ss Rsonson sns W.T. DstsS
Pa; h. r. Chatt.rton, II. n, Looms. baltimore. Ho
H. Page and MInily. Cal: M. Stotsenburg. De
A. W. Humphreys. J. a. Grafton. N. Y; J. l.. Franc
and wife. Danvllle. Va; II. ]. Kirby, W. II. Murrs
, W. J. Chapman Mrs 4. Jones and party. Col. N.
Harris Philadelphia; r. n. Miller and wife Hartfor
y. w Blair, Plymouth, n. H.. W. II. OIL. Baltimor
I. A. Lovclsce; Danyille. Va; d X Wnkinso
, Johnson, jr., Cumberland.
81. Jdp,s' HaLt-w. H. Watkins, +, New. G.
Devpre. Walter Hubbell, Julius Ives, jr N. Y: Ge
A. Bacon, Ind; Mrs Myait and two ladies, Plttsbur
II. Adam, Richmond, Va; Charles Richardson Ere
ericksbnTg, Va; II. Stpddard, Cal.;'H. G. Parson
White sulphur Springs. Mrs. H. C. McWhorte
Mis- A. McWh9rter, Charleston, w. Val W. b. Jons
, | Balt. and Ohio u. H.
drlin0,or.-John r. Rumson. Morristown, N. J.; ]
, +. Treina New York; W. II. shelby, Graz
Wells. New York; MI: and Mrs. r, NJ. Boise, Phil
? deiphin; J. u, Lynch, New York Mr.. and Mrs. Dav
MOnoglo and Miss Monogio, Dublin, Ireland; NJ