National Republican., 1877-04-15
PERSONAL.

eeorgo Y, Jones, OF Albany, Is guest OF
the Arlington.
Capt. =; J. Arthur, U. s. N, Is registered
at tho Ebbitt
Gen. Daniel MscCawley, Of indianapolis, Is
registered at the Ebbitt.
Gen. Jno. @. Mitchell, Of Columbus, Ohio, is
registered at tho Ebbitt.
q. j. Wallis, OF Lonlop, England, Is among
the guests at the Ebbitt
Judge 8. d. Reynolds, of Tennessee, Is
among the guests at the Ebbtt.
Commodore J. T. Whiting, of Detroit,
Mich, IL registered at the Ebbitt.
Hon. J. Wyman Jones, Of Bergen county,
N. j., is registered at the Arlington.
Victor Emenuel in nsilhouette--"vcry stout,
feree."
Commander Charles II. Cusbmau, United
states navy, will arrive at the EbbItt house this
evening.
Hon. Stanley Matthews, of Ohio, has en-.
gagged quarters at tho Ebbitt and will arrive this
evening.
Mrs. General J. A. Dumont, of New York,
I snd her two children, arc sojourning at the Eo-
Victor Hugo looks hale end strong, and at
tributes his health to his love OF cold wator and
| open windows
Capt. R. E. Carmody, R. P. Lester, U. 8.
guest: S sna u sss EbSii LORD u arc among the
Mr.. Ambrose Aman, formerly of tho chron-
dele Of this city, and now with tho Clyde Steam.
ship Company Of Pennsylvania, is on & short visit
to Ills old chums in this city.
Morris Lynch, the head porter at the Re.
we're House, Boston, has held his position there
| twenty.six years, and has made e%oGo).
| Did Charles KinRsley say, as reported, after
DR.. o. w. Holmes had talked husily to him for
| an hour, II think him an inspired Jackdaw."
Gov. Rice, OF Massachusetts,, has appointed
| Charles Francis Adams, jr., commissioner OF
the Norwich and Worcester railroad sinking
fund, In place Of the late ex.Gov. wsshburn.
Mr.. Denni. o'Donoehue, OF New York, and
Katie Il. Brennan, daughter Of Hon. Owen W.
Bienn,n, have been spending few days at the
Midhat Pasha has taken up the role of edu.
cational philanthroplst. He has been witnessing
the dirtrsSson seh q Prize, TO ne pupil, o. ,ss
sS%s tssTs ssSS e ssss Ss %s sure
Lord Dupplin has sold Petrarch for fl0, 900,
bought BY him. Lord Beetiye e the nem,ns!
spssdiy pass % Into the h.ndS q ,i Lord LonSs.is.
Mr.. Charles Mathews, instead Of being
thankful Ssn for journalistic sympathy, gets mad
ani:h his dinner q ali right again BY supper
The Baron austsve dc Rothschild has no
mansion; but Ss has ssies Of light carved wood
.ssss. rom T.s:o. % sJsrassl.n Delivered" 1 *,
Gen. Ignatief Is inclined TO be eplgram-
matte. 1t isreisted that on being asked how he
was pleased with his reception in Paris, and how
'ss ssd 70 tSIp tiSspESa W
Madame fgnatien and doto on children ~
The Pope, In acknowledgment of the
$4,000 lately presented him BY the Count dc Oham.
bord, has sent him o splendid mosaic, one half
and under The shadow Of death, the other hall
Truth. .... ..'
Miss Kate Fields acting Is natural, indeed,
way that the old French actor condemned when
Just as should have been at homo. 1 was,
,ss..sIsrs wrong, 1forgosthe perspective of tho
Heuri de Cadoudai has Just dNd At Paris
4 He was the son Of that Georges Oadoudal who
paid With his head for his attempt to assasslnate
Napoleon when he was First Consul. The fam.
wss soldier in the campaigns Of Africa, the
Crimes, Mexico and France. ID
Mr.. ERNEST Longfellow has been painting a
ssn@ s %sshsr home saS 'hs sS Sit q
the Paris salon, as NJ friends have urged. Mr.
scconpli,hsd ths murder Of Agsmslnon, hsi
bsstins brows very sa$fessivs.
eral years ago, yhen another clergyman wal
dining with the Doctor, the conversation turned
| on tno tcttOn OF the Mouse OF bish0p1 lust huy
yesIs before, and hi. guest EXPRESSED regret
sniirh.sn the public on : point connsctsd viii i
"why," said the Doctor, 81 ives sscrstaryr'
General and Mrs. Grant spoke Of their Gin
einnah reception the other evening as one o
uenops vas snS syif is hna Gram
made pleasant little speeches. She wore gowf
sS. With ;a,% pStssSSn. snd trail
o necklace Of large pearls, with diamoud clasp
from which bunKa pear.shaped pearl, diamond
sprays for earrings, with solitaire pear pear
DR.. W. II. Russell says that the idea Of /
tour in & Ida Wa nrst 'ugEosted by Lord Oannlni
he says. Sin the great scheme OF insti uctlon de
vised for the Prince by ono who thoroughly ap
and observant IN aiding the other faculties ia III,
acquisition Of knowledge, and tho power 1t ha
Mr. Gordon DO. .Sa Cumming; ~ who Is 70 marry Mls
stocked farm near Sykesvilie, Nd. His moths
is one Of the leaders In London society. Her oni,
and nS Sss Ss Iors Eus
land: The eldest son Of the late Sir william
%g hs s Hs am ossr 'e
the Queens Guards, 10 unmarried, and deoiare
his intention OF remaining SO.
Princess Tiziauof and other Russian IadIel
| of good family are zealous promoters OF social
ism. These fair conspirators disguise themselves
In the garb Of the peisantry and enter manufao
tories as simple workgirls. and that not for tn,
mere whim Of a few days They pass Who'll,
months in this rude labor, walking with bar,
feet, filling tho commonest Offices OF servants
and using every effort to conceal their origin. N,
sacrifice appears to them too great for the ont
which they have In Wow; they givo their for
tunes, and II they have stake In their paterna
heritage which is detained by their parents, the,
do not hesitate to resort TO fictitious marrag,
in order to obtain II, SO that II may be handeI
over to the community.
Hotel Arrivals.
Aths E6bin Houss.-Mrs. W. V. Moriart,
and Miss Z. A. MoriArty, Jacksonville, Fla;
T.. White and Thos Wilkes, New York; W.
Wilson, st. Joseph, Mo-; DR.. Geo. II. Moran
Baltimore, Nd, and Geo. Seldom and Geo. Lyon
Erie, Pa
Atihs Arlington. james II. Denny, N. Y.
Francis Mackip, Newark; X. d. Atwatef, N. Y.
N. NJ. Gray, Miss q; L. Gray, Chicago, an,
Chas. A. Peabody, N. Y.
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