National Republican., 1877-11-07
PERSONAL.
WHITTIER is poor.
MIDHAT PAsHA has arrived in Rome.

WHITTIER Is poor.
MIDHAT PAsHA has arrived in Rome.
BRYANT studies Cowper and economy.
The Pope's health continues tolerably salts
factory.
For years Peter Cooper has been the target
Of beggars.
GEORGE EVANS, the well-known jockey, has
gone TO England.
SIR HENRY HALFoRD takes home with him
an Indian birch canoe.
FRESH tomatoes and fresh tomcats have dis
| appeared for the season.
MoRToN's war record is the chapter ofhis life
that will live longest
Rev. II. C. MuNsON is to edit q green-back
paper at Portland, Me.
SILvER'sa drug in Washington.-Er. Sill.
vcr-soated pills, perhaps.
REvERDY JOHNSON ranked Morton with
Webster, Clay, and Calhoun.
IIoRATIo SEYMOUR says he don't want to be
dragged into politics any more.
HENRY VARLEY, the wcllknown English
| rcvivalist, Is labOring in Australia.
PRESIDENT HAYES and Oakley Hall were
class mates at Harvard Law School.
Mr.. GEORGE MACDoNALD has gone to Italy
to spend the winter and write novel.
Rev. Il. r. BERRY, wcll-known minister
of the Presbyterian Church, died in winches.
ter Va, Oh Friday last.
SIR EDWARD THoRSToSs father was secre-
tary Of the British legation at Washington
seventy-tive years ago,
THE health Of Rev. Thomas Guard, formerly
of Baltimore now of California has become
seriously impaired.
Miss VoN IIILLERN exercises Twenty-Five
miles day near Boston. Exercises what, her
feet or her tOngucf
MILE. TITIENs left $I5OOOO 10 her sister.
Mrs. Croix, with the reversion to her two
niccos one of whom Is married.
THE MARQUIS DE CHAMRRUN, Chancellor of
the French Legation at Washington for maay
years past, Is at the Astor House.
TIE New York World says neither Mr..
Joseph Cook nor the wisest sage in Boston
knows what his lectures are all about
EDWARD l.. SEBASTIAN, son of the late Sem
ator Sebastian, of Arkansas, was drowned In
the Mississippi River, opposite Horn Lake, by
the upsetting of n dug-out.
GEN. AUGUR and wife are sojournipg with
friends at No. 1921 Massachusetts, avenue,
This brave officer, with his charming wife, will
remain for week at least.
Mrs. WILLIAM II. HOOPER, Brooklyn
beauty and woman of wealth and social stand
ing, together with her maid has been arrested
for stealing diamonds worth 800.
Mr.. A. BELMONT recently sold to Mr.. p
l.orillard his brown illy, Mincola, three years
old, by bennington, dam Maiden,b by Lexington,
hill sister to Parol, James A. and Perfection,
for 81, 800.
EDWARD BUCKSER, of Hickman, Ky, paved
the way for u peaceful married life by killing
the mother of his sweetheart; but tho law
against murder interteres with the realization
OF his plan.
The Emperor Of Germany suffers much
from an unpicturesque cOmplaint-the car
ache-and has lately presented In public the
unusual spectacle of crowned head tied up
in a black bandage.
SAMUEL. j. TILpEN, swearing to preserve
the liberties of the country, reminds us forci
bly, OF Marquis do Caux vOwiug at his mar
rIage with Patti to cherish, protect nourish
and support his wife.
MIR. w. w. CoRCORAN has notified the YES.
try of Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church,
OF this city, that he will donate $4,000 to.
ward paying the debt Of the church. This
amount makes Mr.. Corcoran's donation to the
church $4,000.
DAVID SMITH, the Castleton, Canada, abor.
ZIONIST, has been sentenced TO be hanged De-
cember 10 for the murder of Miss Wade. His
accomplices, Mallory and Welton. will be held
until the next assizes.
WILLIAM j. TAYLOR has been appointed
foreman Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
machine shopt at Cumberland. Thomas Tay-
lor. who formerly held that place, has been
transferred to a similar position VI Grafton,
W. Va.
Mr.. JAMES MURRAY, q well.kuown citizen
OF south baltimore, was found dead In his bed,
at his residence, No 2Ol Hanover street, abou.
haifpast ono O'Clock yesterday morning. Mr. |