National Republican., 1877-04-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Ell. Marston, of New York, is guest
Judge Charles A. Peabody. of New York, Is
aguest at the Arlington
Mr.. W. c. Morrill, and Mn. W. Il. Morrill,,
ofAilants, Ga, are soiourning At willard's
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Sawyer, Utica, N. T.:
Miss Watson. Utica, n. Y; W. b. HornbIower'
New York city; W. Graham and O. L Howe,
Cincinnati, are among the arrivals at the Ar.
Hon. J. J. Gosper. who has recently been
appointed Secretary Of the Territory Of Arizona,
a; psi q s;.l. M
and fulfilled his duties we'll there that hc vas
very generally urged Ior : position Of Ike char.
have his @ sss had ssa 'SsS Ss.S
made, in the cause Of the Union in the late var.
a tail handsome woman, with . frank
vears close eniiins black dress Of some son so1
stun. IL g is not fashioaably made, and yss
tnsIs son . e0,Sips srots.a1s .Hss. Us P.nns.
ribbon and the thin black net veil that drops
nom her high comb are her only ornamsnts Sc
i9oks Madame Loyson, the wife Of Father
Miss Kate Field is gently criticised in her
capacity Of aetress By the Daily Ness, OF London.
Field acts tho part Of the lady a an uncon.
strained and natural manner, Gtsi peaks her
sordsviih due attention to emphlsii md variety
accompanies herself on the pisrofrts. Even re.
hned comedy. however, Is suseep,.b bile Of more
Field impsrts TO the character she plsys. She
,ps,sss ,pss, and an acts no doubt very much as lady
thing should always be allowed for perspective
DR.. schliemsnn, the exeavaisr Of Mykenr,
latin essay on the Trojan war, later prayed
God that BY His grace he might hays the happi.
Ing sSse iortans sss ss. e s.a,s
Russian, Swedish, Polish, Greek and Arabic
Iliad and Odyssey BY heart, and u is added that
he was attracted to The lady Who is nov Mis-.
LShiismann & sy her ability 70 translate the .sons
refusing In their walks to enter upon alaer SUI.
lscts before she had repeated a certain number
The Emperor OF Germany received Bruus-
wick ssusage six feet high Tor holday present;
also . gigantic aquarium eontAleins = sea Of
The and aS y ssn:i ssssy ,ss
hyseinths reaching to the roof the hall The
German soyersgns presented to his Majesty
hisMajssfy's proeiaHstien as dsrman Empsror
At Versailles on the iith Of January, 1871. Tho
Among The other gins to the Emperor tnsrs was
an an spsgsrs,iIy y Prince Henry and book bound
come acquainted with the popular aspect Of life,
positor aud the Emperor himseif a Gissier.
II Is said that Carolus Duran, the splendid
French artist, Il a. concealed as q pretty school
girl satiresI PArisians relate tAaI when hs
~ attitude Bsiere the canvas GnSa asS 20 sseIsiS. %
shither yel.squei" ga moi Tsissquss.") Un.
fortunately, yslasques does no, come when he Is
ofthe standard ofthe great Spania-t. On one
occasion he vas showing some OF his earlier
dra.inss 70 . party Of his pupiis, one u whom,
,sst they were . ans ihsy might readily 30 mis-
.Rsmbrandt! You shouid have sAid By
another occasion he Is sreportsd 70 se essisiued
pointing as he did 50 70 his splendid portrait OF
n 9LIsrdin, Behold my title TO tho heritage Of
General Grant was serensael by the Ar.
ssn band In ST. Louis the other evening While
the mnslcians were playing the arsenal onieers
called upon the General and his wife. He Ia
sSa tS.n sSTSes ios o. o,a army
one Of the officers as TO Indian warfare. and The
Increasing immigration 70 the Black Hills and
rs tendency 70 Keep open dsins. routes 1irsyel
on their own reservations. MIs- Grants taiE
was o. trips 20 Europe, how Colonel Fred. had
gone there with sherman, how another member
travel and study, then returning to Harvard 10
pass his examination, and how Jesse was going
trip.
Arrivals at the Hotsis.
At Wulard's-R. Haskell and wife, lndi-
ana; o. q. Seoheld, Cleveland, o.; O. r. Hunt
ington, Greenyille, Miss; Fred araves, England;
X, I. Todhuntsr. England; NJ. Ryerson aud
Cotton, Boston; Henry l. Haiiett, Boston; II. O.
Catiin, Brooklyn; Miss LILLE Freye, Bros kiya;
'. NJ Flower, Chieaso; Mrs W. L Miller Ohf-
caRo: Miss Miller, Chicago; ThOmas q. Morton
ONO.