National Republican., 1878-08-13
Personal.
EDIso N will lecture.


REAR.ADMIRAL SANDS Is at Altoona,
HAMMOND, the revivalist, is at Saratoga.
CONGRESSMAN RooTs, of Arkansas, Is at Sar-
atoga.
II. p. GRACE, U. S. n, Is registered at the
st. james.
JoHS T. BuRRIs, Of St. Georges Island, is at
the Imperial.
PROFESSOR E. J. RrrcHIE, of Boston, Is at
the st. James.
The tide of summer travel Is beginning to
set back from Europe.
PREsIDENT HAYES Is to be at Chautauqua
Lake on the 18th instant.
E. r. DEASE and George West, Of Now York,
are guests at the Imperial.
Mrs. CoNsrocK and daug ughter, of New York,
are guests at the st. James.
MAJoR.GESERAL JOSEPH HOOKER has ar
rived ut Mount Washington.
Mr. SIMoSToS Is to lecture on "The Asso-
ciated ess."--Albdny Journal.
Ex-Governor THOMAS A. HENDRICKS and
Mrs. Hendricks arc at Newport.
DANIEL DouGHERTY will speak only in the
Middle States aud New England next winter.
HENRY LACEY and George Irwin and niece,
of Pittsburg, Pa are stopping at the Imperial.
SENATOR BOOTH is tho possessor of silver
certificate No. l, good for twenty silver dol
lars"
Ex-Governor WALKER, of Virginia, is
visiting his father'in-law in Biuyhamton,
New York.
Mr.. ApSER WEBB Is the oldest man in Dalti.
more. He is nincty-sx, and, Of course, au Old
Line whig.
JAMES r. KEESE, of Wall street, made Si00,.
900 in his bear campaign in Wisconsin stocks
last week.
Rev. J. NJ. ADAMS, presiding elder in the
Virginia Methodist Conference, died at Patton
vile, Va, recently.
GENERAL GRANT is expected in Siam in
December, aud aiterward he will probably do
the grand Indian tour,
FRED DOUGLASS, who has been visiting Fall
River, was in boat which was nearly cap.
sized in squall last week.
BEN HILL, George Washington, and Louis
Napoleon, all colored, testified before an At
lanta court few days ago.
Mrs. JKFF DAVIS autograph album, stolcn
during the war, is now in the possession of
Dr. Kennicott, Of Chicago. Why doesn't he
send 1t back?
SESAToRlSPEScER has been visiting the
| Dalrymple farm, on tho Northern Pacific Rail.
road. There were cut on this farm 13,0OG
| acres Of wheat.
MICHIGAN woman hid her COW under the
| hay to keep her out of sight of the tax col.
lector, and a newspaper calls it q case OF COW.
| hiding by female.
Mr.. J. W. HARPER, jr., of Harper Brothers
has crossed the Atlantic six times during the
past year. lie begins 10 feel as though hi.
| home was on the sea.
| jim ANDERSON is proof-reader on the Wash
| ington Post, and the Post, of Boston, says, 1--WE
know Of few positions that offer smaller op
portunities for lying"
Mrs. HEIsBY, of Maryland was at a Meth.
odist cass.meeting relating her experience
when suddenly she became paralyzed aud ha:
! been spcechless ever since.
Hon. GEORGE b. LoRISd has been invited
to deliver the address at the Wisconsin Stat,
Fair, at Madison, and at the Vermont Stat,
Fair, at st. Adams, this autumn.
Ex-Governor MILLER, of Minnesota, Is de
livering Il lecture in that State which Is en-
titled, "All Men arc Liars" His tickets read
"All Men are Liars-admit one"
DURING her engagement at the Filth Ayo
nue. Theatre Miss Mary Anderson will appoa
for tho first time in New York in her impeI
sonatiOn of Julid, in THE Hunchback."
CHARLES SING, son of Hong Wah Sing, esq
Of South Canton, China, was married the othc
day to Miss Ida V. Wiburn, at tho residenc
of the brides father, in Fauquier County, Va
SENATOR CoSovER, Of Florida, passe
through Washington yesterday eH route to Nc,
York. He is n candidate for the House in til
second Florida district, and the chances of hi
election are favorable.
GENERAL w. r. SHERMAN has written
letter to Major. J. s. Rogers, superintendent
the Michigan Military Academy, at Orchar
Lake. In which he earnestly favors militar
education in connection with the civil inst
tutiOns of our country.
Mr.. AMBROSE AMAN, formerly connecte
with the Chronicle, OF this city, and now II
attache of the Clyde Steamship Company,
Philadelphia, has been spending few day
among his old friends in this city, and returne
to Philadelphia last night
} Mr.. RuFUs HATCH is Il fresh sllustration
tho vicissitudes of Wall street. Some fe,
moaths ago he failed for the paltry sum
e, 800. After having settled with his cree
itors, he was rcadmitted TO the board, and
estimated to be worth to-day quarter of
, million of dollars, almost the whole Of whic
he made in the Granger Stocks
CORRESPONDENT Of the Cape May VA
: groans at the change that has come over III
, style of the bathing dresses. mo skirt belo
, TIE hips, and tights, scarce reaching the knee
may be in place ut common concert saloon
but such display by persons who claim to |
respectable shocks tho modesty Of your hun
bio servant"
Q POLITICIL NOTES.