National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
Personal.



NJ. NJ. Cohen, New York, Is at Willsrd's.
J. II. Draper, of New York, is at the Airing
ton
Frank R. schell, Reading, Pa, Is at Will
lard's.
James Rigby. of New York, Is at the In
perial.
A. J. Fox, Nstchez, Miss, is residing at
Wizards.
David W. Lyman, Cincinnati, is a guest at
willards.
JIM. Falk, Havana, Cuba, Is registered at
wnlards.
Geo. Christie, Paterson, N. Y, is domlclled
| a. wIilards.
Mr.. +. McLanshan, New York, is stopping
5. D. Learner, Newport, R. l.. is CHARTERED
| at WIZARDS.
George W. HIKE, of Brooklyn, is guest ct
tho Arlington.
Louis James and Harry Pearson are regis
tered at the Imperial.
George W. Deberoise, New York, registered
| At WIZARDS last night.
| HIS. Young and wife, Poughkeepsie, MY,
have parlors At WIZARDS.
o. A. Lochrane, Georgia, is among the
| latest arrivals NJ Willards.
| B. II. Deacon, OF Mount Holly, N. j., IL
domiciled at the Arlington.
J.H. Button. Missouri, was among the ar.
rivals at willard's last night.
Charles II. Hall and wife, Boston, have en-
gagged apartments at Willards.
John +. Bsssett and wife, of Brooklyn, N.
| Y, have rooms at the Arlington.
B. stineman and wife, Of Sacramento, Cal,
are among the guests at the Arlington.
| Mr.. A. NJ. Gibson, the New York Suns cor
respondent, will shortly proceed on q Southern
| tour.
NJ. NJ. Brown and wife and Mrs. J. C. For
bush, Of Buffalo, N. Y, are stopping at the Ar.
iington.
Mr.. William Knowlton and Mrs. Z. W,
Bachelor, Of Upton, Mass, are soiourning at tho
Arlington.
Hon. Milton Sayler is in the city. He au-
nounces himself candidate Tor the Speakership
and feels confident Of success.
Louis Blanc has retired from the editorship
Of the Paris journal, rHomme Libre, and has
been succeeded by Ernest Hamel.
General Wade Hampton, the Governor Of
South Carolina, has telegraphed Judge Mackey
to engage rooms for him At the Arlington.
The Old South fund in Boston has received
500 from Uriel Crocker and d, 500 from George
q. Richardson. Writ Dexter, Of Chicago. sent 1t
$50.
Colonel Ingersoll had cordial reception in
Providence, X. l., being escorted to the lecture
hall BY q battalion OF boys In blue, with music,
torchlights and fireworks.
Captain B. F. Miller, who has been con-
fined to his room from an accident received some
two weeks since, involving an old wound received
during the war, Is rapidly recovering.
The gentleman who has been lecturing about
as the great. grandson of Tecumseh is now said to
have been about forty years ago very competen,
and prosperous tailor Of Kentucky named James
Stewart.
General J. Condit Smith, who Is q son OF
Hercules. as we'll - son Of Q Gun, has parlors
at the Arlington. The gallant General Is a
stsnch supporter Of President Hayes policy oil
pacircation and reconciliation.
The New York Times is we'll represented In
Washington. Besides the staff OF regular writer's
Mr.. Ford, It's editor. chief, and Mr.. Howard
Carroll, its leading specialist" are on the
ground working up" the situation.
William Shakespeare, his chair, lately sold
auction 10 England, brought only s225. A good
copy of the old folio edition Of the plays Of 1872;
sold at the same time for 1896. This sum would
have been larger, Of course, had 1t not been that
the Ben Jonson verses were IN fac smile, part o
the last leaf was supplied with the tailplece and
there were some few restoratons In the title page
George T. Hodges, John r. stowell, B. Y
Lee and wife, Charles Mcintyre, N. Y; W. II
Dyer, N. o.; Louis Lowendall, Dresden, Ger
many; VIM. Henry. Baltimore; Z. r. Smith, Me
p. II. Corbin, Richmond, Va; J. N. Clawson
Philadelphia, N. II. Walworth, Chicago; r. NJ
Reynolds, Mobile, Ala; A. MoC. Wilson. Pa.
? Z. d. white, u. A. Fulmer, Boston, and ]. X
King, St. Louis, arrived at the Imperial yestor
day.
Herr Joachim can now call himself "Mus
Doc" and possesses the precious privilege o
wearing in virtue Of that title long scarlet rob
and white hood. The degree was bestowed q
Cambridge the other day In the presence ofa bril-
liant company. The Public Orator Of tho Uni
versity, Mr.. Sandys, describing Prof Joachim a
Orpheus, spoke Of his presence In the words
H0dts nobi5 redituS est OrPheuS, and In paren
, thesis added, UiinGn ipsd efiam ddeIse Euryiics
meaning thereby .ho noted cOltrlltO sicg9
Analis (Wsiss) Joachim.