National Republican., 1877-10-08

between the ankle and knee. Hell, however, rap.
idly recovering.
The residence of Prof. stutzmsn, at wsds-
worth, Va, was burned Tuesday.
EaERsoN thinks there arc no works for real
solid reading like Montalgne's essays.
The Danbury Nccs man Is making money
rom his book, They Don't All Do H."
SENATOR QRovER, of Oregon, with his wife
and son are sojourning at the National.
"RUBIss executed 800 pictures" We sup
pose by that Il Is meant that he hung" them.
Hon. II. +. PAGE, Of California, has arrived,
and taken up his residence at No. 1925 street.
JOHN MoRRIssEY's anti was q more disturb
Ing element than the proverbial mother-in law
PRoF. WM. EVERETT, Of Harvard College, Is
writing biography Of his father, Edward Everett
NINE. DEMoREsT, the noted queen Of the
fashions" Is building summer residence al Sara
togs
Mr.. EZEKIEL Is at work In Rome upon his
Hague.
Hons q. D. CAMDEN, of West Virginia,
and VIM. N. Springer, wife and son are quartered
at the National.
reached New York. He will resume the practice
oflaw In Indianapolis.
MAX ADELER IL the father Of seventh
child already. and he has only been Journalist
for nine years,-Doroa Free Press
WHEN Lyman Trcmsine recommended milk
prefer Government pap for himself
It cost Maryland but 5000 900 to call
out and support her "mesh," whilo each officer
put on at least S,0oo0oO worth OF style
WILLIAM GAuvEy, a Montgomery, county
md constable. accidentally shot and killed him
self while out hunting few days ago.
HoSs J. AMBLER SMITH, of Virginia; J. T.
Jones, of Alabama Morgan Rawls, Of Georgia, and
p D. wigginton, OF California, are at the Imperial.
JOHN WILKES was an English demagogue
IinI ala
chamberlain OF London In 1877, aged 70.
MOODY seems to bc uncertain in his move
ments. II Is now his intention To labor month in
Vermont in company with Major whittle.
A MEETING in honor of Mr.. Wendell Phil
The Wendell Phillips Club Of colored mon.
Hons. J. II. PuGH, of Burlington, N. V;
II. Y. Riddle. Of Lebanon, Tenn, and II. NJ Knapp.
of Illinois are sojournins at the Metropolitan.
MRs FAssErT, whose picture Of the Elec-
manning .ady Is Ses
"BoNNIE CASTLE Is what DR.. J. q. Holland
intends to call the summer home which he Is build
ing on Alexandria bay II is to cost about 5000.
MRS. CoRRISNE YoUSG, an American lady,
has composed an open, the Last Of the Mohicans"
which will be produced at Brussels In November.
THE seal Of the bull Of Clement VII, con-
rmng the title of Fidei Defensor to Henry VIII, Is
solid gold. and Is preserved In the Chapter House
THERE are now only two Roman Catholics
In the United States Senate-kernan and spencer.
Ex-senator Bogy has been succeeded by Protest
ant
THE Court Journal says that James Gordon
Bennett will bring out his London daily paper af
ter all; his arrangements arc being made for that
purpose.
the last twenty years in frescong the Capitol. and
l'e estimates that he can put in about forty years
more at It.
Hon. CHls II. MORGAN, Representative Of
| the sixth Missouri district, and bride (pes Wash
burne, Of wisconsin, have arrived in the city, and
| have taken rooms at 5O6 Maine avenue.
Edward Everett, Martin Van Buren,, Har
rison Gray Otis. Josiah Quincy and Plerrcpont Ed
| wards, all descendants Of the great men who's
names they bear are students at Harvard.
Az exchange says George Eliot has slender
and frail fingers. hut what marvellous executive
ability they possessl They have the tender touch
OF the artists brush and the grip Of a giant
GENERAL AND MRS. GRANT are visitin,
their daughter, Mrs. sartoris. near Southampton
the town council Of Southampton on Saturday
CHAY, Chinaman, was recently admitted
W the London bar. He had achieved considerable
| reputation at home, and was offered but declined
the secretaryship Of the Chinese legation at Lon
don.
HoNs. WIN. II. FoRNEY, of Alabama. ant
pailie Peyton, of Tennessee; Judge A. o. Adds. o
| Washington. D. c.; Hon. N. burns, of Nashville
and Hon. John y. House, Of Tennessee, arc at tn,
| Ebbit
| JULES SIMON is pronounced ont of danger
His death would be great calamity to the Frencl
republic, for he has the distinguished reputation o
being profoundly republican and profoundly con
seryatlve, and check to extreme tendencies In hi
| party.
| ARCHBIsHoPs SPALDING and Bayley wer
| warm friends and II Is said that about ten month
before the former died he threw his and chaii
around DR.. Raylcy's neck one day. and said to sew
eral friends who were present. behold the mex
Archbishop Of Baltimore"
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Hotel Arrivals.