National Republican., 1877-10-27

Mr.. Corse, No. 237 C street northwest. They are
accompanied by their wives.
The English Mission may hit Private Dali
tell If II goes roaming about the West
RuoDA BRoUaHToN Is about thirty years old
and lives In the vale of Chevyd, Wales.
HENRY BARru. a newly.appointcd West
Point cadet, has become heir TO S25,UOO.
PRINCE TRouBErsKoY military agent Of
the Russian Government, is In New York.
EARL RUSSELL Is SO old and feeble that he
has to be lifted into and out of his carriage.
Mr.. FARJEoN, the novelist, and his wife are
iiSiy. .''' W ''''' "'N' "''A :" 'e '''"
Miss ELIZABETH THoMrsoN's first famous
work, the Roll Call" is in the hands Of an en-.
gravcr.
II Mary Anderson were as homely As Char
lotte Cushman she would become great-PhRddo-
phid Times.
MANY people are busy in this world gather
Ing together handful OF thorns to sit upon
Jeremy TuWOr.
WISH IL distinctly understood that live
where | do now-General Mcclellan -Rochester
Deaocruf.
DIR. Aida AVERY, formerly physician Of
Vassar College Is now practicing at Denver. and
has an income of $1,000 year from her profession
REV. DIR. RANKIN, of Washington, read the
report on Education in the South" at the annual
meeting of the American Missionary Association, in
session at Syracuse. N. y, this week
Rev. Z. W. ANDREWS has arrived in the city
lllt Wluttr from boston. lEOn
bronchial affection that does not permit him to
winter In New England
GEORGE W. JULIAN is to be editor Of q new
Democratic organ In indianapolis. Mr.. Julian is
looking for some honUrs.
NINE. CARvALHo chose the part of Mar
gttertc in Gouuods Faust" for her temperance
AT the Grand Opera, Paris.
The Marquis de Caux is now in the enjoy
mcnt Of two millions of PATHS earnings, awarded
by the Paris tribunal.
IN -
the relief of the Fernandins sufferers has Just died
martyr In the cause OF humanity.
The Comte dc Paris is still hard at work
upon his History Of the American Rebellion"
which Is to extend to eight volumes.
Mr.. A. De WITT BALDWIN, president of the
BatrachiChthyUphagOus Club, was married In New
York on Wednesday u Miss Mamie L. Christie
A GRAVE old man told his son that il he did
moi grow less disspatcd he would shorten his days.
nights"
President HAYES called on Vice-Presidcnt
Wheeler at the Rigs House on Thursday evening
and remained alone In consultation with him
nearly two hour.
HANS Won BuIow has just been appointed,
In place Of Mr.. Fischer, suddenly deceased to the
post Of llOi.kapellmeister (cadcr to the Court in
the Royal Thcatcr In Hanover
THE scandal about the board-bill of Stanley
Matthews, even u true, was about the smallest on
record 1t Is satisfactory 10 learn that 1t was US false
as II was petty.-NeIn FORK 1ribaHe.
The New York Press Club had one Of its
enjoyable receptions Thursday evening, President
PulhaIn presiding, with number Of welknown
literary gentlemen among its guests.
THE King Of Holland, who has just pur-
chased u mansion in Paris near the Pare Mon
ceauN, has offered to send tn the French Interna-
tlonn Exhibition his beautiful collection OF tulips.
THE Princess Ouroussof has returned to
Paris and will remain during the winter and
spring In the sumptuOus apartments she has secured
IN Rue Gdiilee The snon Of the Princess is one Of
the most popular IN Paris.
A GENTLEMAN 1--WE cannot give his name)
who was on a trip away from home wrote his wife
that he would return ut given time aud bring
DOmby and son" with him When he reached
home he found that his spouse in her proverbial
hospitality had put two spare rooms In order for
her expected guests.
ALL lovers Of music will remember the re-
nowned prma donna, Pauline Lucca. 1t will be
remembered that she obtained divorce from a
major In the army of Prince Frederick Charles in
order to marry Baron Won wahofen. She Is dan.
gerously ill., and It is stated even IL she recover.
can never again appear upon the lyric stage She
was great iayorite in this city.