National Republican., 1877-07-19
What the Government Of Hampton Means
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PERSONAL.
Blaine has gone to California.

Blalnc mas gone 10 iulHOrnih.
Mrs. General Custer Is stopping Mt Newark.
Francis Murphy is attending the Womcn's
temperance camp-mcctng nt Ocean Grove, N. J.
Bishop Cheney of Chicago, is coming East
about the LIST Of August TO spend amonths vacation
In New England.
The Rev. Robert Collyer has pitched his
tent In PALMYRA Wis. where he will pass the sum
mcr with his family.
Oshkosh wants Gov. Hampton to deliver the
address ut it, next agricultural inir Bob lngcrsoll
has also been invited.
II is reported that Miss Cary, the singer,
will bay hOnSc In Portland, Me-, and pass her va.
cations there hereafter.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan has been invited
tn act as gramd ma rshal at the coming celebration
uf The battle OF OTiskany.
Edgar VI. Johnson. prominent lsraclite of
Cincinnati. has been offered the best rooms at the
Grand Union hotel nt Saratoga.
The late Robert Dale Owen was one of q
| family of four brothers. The only surviving mem
| bcr is Prof Richard Owen, Of Indiana.
Ms. Hannah NJ. Brewer, young widow
who has been stitching shirts in Newark factory,
| has fallen heir to an English fortune Of Sl00 OO0
Miss Winnie Ream will not leave the city
this season but is completing her statue Of Far
raCutL She Is also modelling bust Of Col. Custer.
The engagement of President Elliot, of
! Harvard cnllcge and Miss Grace IiOpkinson.
\ daughter OF Judge lIOpkinson, Of Cambridge, Is
announced.
1t is understood that Senator George +.
IIuAr will lie invited to preside at the Republican
convention OF Massachusetts, TO he held at Worces-
| ter September ~.
| Ex.Gov. Gilbert c. Walker, N. c., Is here
but moderate number OF guests at The hotel and
that the proposed political meeting Is all imagipa.
| ti1n.
The statement which has been made in
several newspapers that Mr.. Jefferson Davis Is as
sisted IN tho preparation of his forthcoming me.
mOirs" 10y distinguished literary lady OF Louis
lana Is nuthorimttyely declared to DO without
IUundntiun
William Rurlng, who died at San Francisco
last sunday at the ago of my. three was an old
rhiladclphiNn and one of the 40 crs, having leit
home In the famous sh p Grey Eagle. lie was at
iir,t II commission merchant subsequently head OF
the banking house OF liurling n Brothers, and
owned the first iron steamer that naygated the
Amuor
DR.. Carter, of Cincinnati, went across the
ocean with ex President Grant Neither was sea
sick, but a violent lurch Il the vessel one rough
day threw them both from their chairs In the
smoking room, Mr.. Grant getting n black eye and
the les fortunate Doctor a broken jaw. Had the
lucky for Gen. Grant US dinerOut in London
Senator Kirkwood, of Iowa, spent a part Of
his early life IN Mansfield, Ohio. While there ht
stood among the foremost lawyers at the bar, and
was noted both rs a counselor and pleAdcr III
was very plain in both mamners and dress. lie
wore an old short, yellow faded coat, which gave
him the nickname OF old Yellow Coat" taken
from a character supposed to represent him In
local novel called the Unjust Judge
HOTEL PERSONALS.
NJ. A. Stuhel, from Dresden, Germany, is a
wormleys.
J. H. Hammond, Of Chicago, Is Il guest al
WOmleys
William NJ. Leeds, A. sulze and Miss q. Cot
trill Of New York, are stopping at wormley's.
Hotel Arrivals.
A hs MsirOp0litdn.-Paul u, Means, " c. II Means
n C.; Judge VIM. Fullerton, N vi J. BOnsal Taylor
| Philadelphia: George W. Shut W. Va; O. Farrhild
BOslon; H. 4. Beetes, Baltimore; VIM. II. DaVidge N
vi Mrs, NJ Q. Irwin, Miss f. +. sawyer q, J, Ira
J yele, Plttsburg