National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-02
Personal.

CbSales Nordbof Is at the Arlington.
W. II. Currie, OF Pittsburg, is at the Impe-
PeTiaL
H. P. Baldwin, of Detroit, is registered at
the Arlington.
J. Pickering, of Ri:hmoni, registered yes.
tertsy At the Arlington.
Peter Moody and wife, of Bedford, Pa, are
toiosrniny At the Imperial
Mr.. and Mr.. George Ross, of London, are
sojourninS at the Arlington.
Cclonsl J. Condit Smith, of Buffalo, has
cast anchor at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Smith, Of New York,
are Stopping At the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. d. Cassitt, of Buffalo, were
among the arrivals at the Arlington yesterday.
Senator David Davis 10 to DO presented
Yah complimentary resolutions BY the Indian.
Mil Ogden, the we'll known correspondent
Of the New York Ferid, Is In torn and stopping
married in England . few weeks ago to Mr.. John
Nelson, also . member Of the dramatic profess
The Hon. S. Newton Petsis. the recently ap-
pointed Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas In
Crsviord County, Penn, was = United State
Judge in Colorado, and served part Of term in
IOu sreta
=. j. Southland, Of Richmond, Me-, epioys
the distinction Of having recently launched his
one hundreth ship, probably larger number
than has been constructed BY any other ship.
President Hayes Is much admired by TIE
Fo.sz's Journal His appointment Of Mr..
D~uxIiss is hailed as the ooliteraton ofthe color
line, and after the ooliteration OF the color line,
that j1dieiOus journal says, comes the .enfran,
| ckisement Of woman
| Joseph Bouapaie, King OF Spain, once pos
sesssd Ponter0u, set Of military maps of France
| and Belgium, and these have Just been pre-.
ssntsd 70 the University OF California by Mr
Malltard. Of San Rafael. One OF the map easss
| Is perforated by bullet
/ ~
| Commission to the Centennial Exhibition, has
addressed letter TO the Mayor OF Philadelphia,
thanking that otieiAl and the noble and genteei
city" Tor the exquisite attentions" bestowed on
| the commission
John Scott Bowerbank, the eminent natural
ist and writer on sponges, has Just died. He was
Of LOnden, and also OF the Paleontoyraphicsl
SOcie'y, and . member OF most Of the learned
and scientific societies in England.
The Baroness Mayer de Rothschild lately
sailing about the Mediterranean all winter In the
rope Of behentins her health. She was the
Mayer de ROthsehiid. Her only child, Mile.
Hannah de Rothsehild, inherits the estate.
Ben. White, John Alexander and wife, and
W H; Stevens, New IorI; John A: s5Se,ld,
I v. iston, baltimore; Q. 4. Hamburger and
vile, Virginia; y. II. Bradford, city. and q. II.
Bemis aud wife, Cleveland, arrived at the Impe
! Et4l yestefuhy.
The marriage In Vienna of Miss Mamie
BsaIe, daughter Of our Minister to Austria, with
sian Legation IN Washington, who Is enormously
Bsale Is we'll known in California and owns one
Of the larses! tarms in that State; N. Bakhue
TED Is q member OF one Of the Oldest and mos
aIisGoeratie families In Russia
The Burlington RaTksys says Rob Cregh
ton, the ptSSAnt sensible and original senlui
whose sParhiisg paragraphs and delightial let
journals, has severed his connection with tn,
Walton, Of Washington, Of which he was for
The nature 81 things that such brilliant pom a
his should be permitted to rust In silence, and W,
;Sr 5 a1Is IN some R nss Editorial hi Ca 2,
tsrs viii snii1sa the columns Of such journals a
: | are sufficiently fortunate to engage his serVcel
~ looker-on At the CLIitaL
Miss Toru Dutt, the young native poet o
Indis. Is very clever person. She speaks ana
, writes In EnxIi.h and French as nuently as Il
hsI iI EaSes .1 Mf sls Hs semi ssnS year
Cambridge, and got some advanced notions by oh
serving the young ladies attending lectures ant
daughters were with him and reAped the Adyan
tsgss Of Cambridge education. Since her return
published in EnElish volume entitled "a shea
y Cleaned In French Fields" 1t contains, beside
|. original pss@s exquisite uansiations from Be
Mr.. Sims Reeves, the great English tenor
10 getting veil on in years, and grows more capri
eiOus as lie grows older. 1t Is said he now oftel
refuses TO sing at concerts where he has been an
. nouneed, for no reason but the merest within, an,
he 10 innexible in his discrimination to respond 4
! no eneores He sings exactly the number o
pieces that he Is paid to sing, neither more no
= less. OF eOarse he 10 rich, or he never could In
duIxe his whims he does. He refuses to Y
outside Of England, and declined lately for thi
4 reason q very lucrative engagement offered hin
:, In Australia and New South Wales. He pre-
u serves the beauty OF his voice In a marvellous dc
gree. IL Is said that his son. BERTHE Reeyer, VII
. 10 now studying In Italy, inherits his fither'
- beautiful voice.
When the Emperor OF Germany appears
nj the recent great ball In Berlin, II vas re
a marked that he had an almost youthful fresh
nsss Of complexion. and also that his counts
nance vas mild and Deami1g. The Empress wa
= With him, attired In simple robe OF white;
-. : tPlsndii disdem OF dianoads sparkled in he
,ETk hair. UEsECs Tsp'rfHi a larse whit
, ....ss .,-.-.., = = MAJ the n wa ri.