National Republican., 1877-03-12
PERSONAL.

hymn Tor Hayet-" Hold the f0rt.'
Ex-senator Boutwell, will practice Law in
Boston.
Z. N. Levy, of New York, Is guest of the
Arlington.
John Tyler, OF Buffalo, is o guest of the
Arlington.
VIM. L Avery, Of D,.r1It, is reg'.te-ed a.
the Arlington.
E.H. Guest, of New York, is registered at
the Arlington.
F. l.. olms.cd, of New York, Is sojourbing
at the Arlington.
G.F. c. sm'llic, Of New York, is stopping
al the Arlington.
T. Houston Boswell, Of sco.laud, has rooms
at the Arlington.
Packard knows tle difference te:Se:1
give up and do;er.
General II. A. Barnrn, Of New York, has
parlors at the Arlington.
Edward II. Psas'ey, OF New York, B .
guest Of tho A; ;lIngion.
Queen Victoria refuses to permit high .necked
dresses to be worn at court.
Spurgeon says the modern ras,a' Is also q
very exemplary t:,i,;y nan.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy, of New York, Is spend
ing few Gays at the Arlington.
Mr.. John A. Joyce cont, lu-s d reside at
the Missouri state Pea ientiary.
Wackcen Miller, the pcct OF the Black
Hills, is announced to loniuro In Philadelphia.
Lieutenant II. L. Smith has returned from
Philadelphia. lie will leave for tho above city
Wednesday.
The people who feared that Senator Blaine
would have brd Influence en- President Hayes
are coed deal ielieyei.
Mr.. Conk'pg does rot show bis whole and
till there is eecas!on for It, And ho isat apt to
waste an ace on low trump.
John Quincy Adams and John G. Calhoun
are the hrst two names on the list Of the mem.
bers Of the Unitarian church here.
II President Hayes atol!sheS the South he
will tbiow lots ofpcople out Of employment and
leave r good many politicians without stsck In
| trade.
The Boston G')be deserves q pat on the
hoad. for remarking, II Is strange Hayes should
not be commended for pIt.'1s forth his best
| Evarts.
The venerable DR.. Taylor Lewis, of Cnicn
College, Is confined to MS bed by Illness, but die.
tates TO an aT anuert.s. HIS ideas are as we'll and
| vigorous as eyC-.
Robert Collyer thipNs people better mary
| young. good many people think It Il a childish
performance, which somo iolks try to pay at In
| their se,Ord chl!dhC9d.
Governor Hampton keeps on governing all
the while, notwithstanding he has received
100000 Of the taxes OF South Carolina, aud has
| got sS2, COO salted down In the treasury.
Twiag, the proprietor OF the pc - roc ms o.
BoStcin rquIc, Eo7tor. has decampcd with
1900 belong ng 20 pai.cs who he'd p ol tc,ie' J
| on tho result OF the p. sE dontIai e,c on.
| The Roe ~ -. NJ
| Hayes was indebted 70 the Southern Dsr7.r1t,
for his pcaceatlo Inauguration, II not for tr1
chance OF being inauguratcd at all, which should
| moderate the demand OF clamorous Republican
politicians. And two.thirts Of the tme tn.
Transcript Is very good Republican newspaper
| too.
| George Alfred Townsend, who has acted
| during tho exciting political campaign as corrc
spondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, (Dom
Philadelphia Times, und.,) and New Yorl
Graphic, (Rep.,) going to Europe for his health
The wear and tear of Mr Townsend's inaglra
tlons have been something fearful to contem mplate
Gustave Dore-the hardest WORKED maj
In Psris-takos his rest Enthusiastically eTo-I
Sunday night by entertaining nifty friends amIC
perfect tumult Of good fellowship. HIS E.mIl,
makes up a gOsdly portion Of the number, In
cludng three generations, all living n his patri
archial mansion. or tho invited guests som, ar
scientists, some are literary men, and some ar
artists.
Few officials will retire with the out. golnl
Administration more generally regretted thai
Assistant Secretary Gorham. of the Int ,ror De
pariment. He has occurred the re pect and ad
miration Of all with whom his duties have brough
him in contact by bis courteous ma lners, patien
habits Of investigation, accurate Judgment anI
renurkabls executive ability. At tho solIclta
tIon Of Secretary Chandler he accepted his pres
ent Office on his return from Europe, with tn
intention OF retiring with Mr.. Chandler tn
spring.