National Republican., 1878-08-24
BERSONIL.

RosE Eytinge arrived from Europe on We'd
nesday.
" a man says II haven't saw" he Is from
Philadelphia.
+. G. PENRosE of London, is stopping at the
DIR. r. p. MCLEAN, of New York, Is at the
Ebbitt House.
MARsuAL FREDERrcK DOUGLASS has re-
turned to the city.
J. II. HAMMOND, of Chicago, ILL.,, Is stopping
at the Riggs House.
MILWAUKEE, tenders President Hayes the
hosptalities Of the city.
D. REYNOLDS ESQ.,, of London, England, is q
guest at the Arlington.
Mr.. ARTHUR THOMPSON, Of New York, Is
registered at Wormley's.
CHARLES H., WALMsLEY, of Accrington,
England, is at tho Arlington.
EX-SEcRETARy BRIsTow aud family are at
the Grand Union. Saratoga.
Mr.. JOHN r. HUNTER, of Balton, England,
Is registered at the Arlington.
BARON SuisHKIS, the Russian Ambassador
at Washington, is In Montreal.
Hon. ZACH CHANDLER has been spending
4 week near Manchester, N. II.
JUDGE STRONG, OF tho Federal Supreme
Court, is Willing away the summer at Jeifer.
son, n. ii.
ADMIRAL JOHN L. woRDEN, of monitor
famo, is rusticating at Quaker Hill, near Paw
ling, n. Y.
tho Albany JourRdi to be the fall style Of
marriage proposal.
ANDERSON has left the Washington Post, and
itappears that this unhappy man has not
where to lay his head.
SINCE the death of President Raymond, Of
Nassar, IL is agreed that the next president Of
the institution should be woman.
GOVERNOR MOVES, Minister of the United
States at Paris, gave the first official dinner
since his return on Thursday night.
Miss CLAUDE EDWARDS, one of the charm.
ing bellies Of Washington, ID. c., Is guest ol
Colonel Joseph ID. Bradshaw's family, Brents
vile, Va.
WHEN James Gordon Bennett stops at q
hotel he never orders his baggage sent up "a
his room. 1t is generally found easier to send
the room up to the baggage.
NOTWITHSTANDING his recent failure, Frank
Leslie, the publisher, keeps up his beautiful
place, called lnterlaken, on Saratoga Lake, In
fine style, and entertains extensively.
SENATOR SPENCER has returned to Wash
ington from the Black Hills to make the ac
quaintance of a ten-pound boy, OF which h,
is understood to be tho happy father.
The brave man of ill.fated Grenada Is Bill
Redding, the telegraph operator. He is at hi
post almost day aud night working like hero
with rag filed with carbolic acid tied arount
his neck.
FREDERICK T. wALsER has been appointed
an iuternal-revenue gau ger and storeke eepe
for the fifth district of North Carolina, ant
Bazel L. Taylor United States gauger at Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Miss SOPHIA KEMPER celebrated the on
hundred and first ami versary of her birthda,
at Easton, Pa, last Thursday. She Is a siste
Of the late Bishop Kemper, Of the Protestan
Episcopal diocese Of Wisconsin.
JOSEPH STASwooD, the veteran drummer O
the war of 1912 aud of the rebellion, Is con
nected with the Military Asylum at Augusta
Me- Ho Is eighty.two, and was the first ma
pensioned for service In the war of 1912.
CHARLEs STETsoS, formerly of tho Asto
House, is said To be preparing for publication
his "reminiscences of distinguished men WHOM
he has known, and with whom he has ha
pleasant social relations during the last fort
years.
Mr.. JACK II. RALsToS, Of this city, VIII
has been visiting Europe as the delegate O
the International Typographical Union /
Paris, arrived In New York, per steamer Italy
Thursday morning. He is expected home t.
morrow morning.
1T Is now said that the Princess Salm .Salr
is not dead, that tho report originated fror
the death Of the German Princess, Salm- X oil
ierschcidt, owing to the latter part of til
name being omitted in the newspapers whic
announced her death.
Hon. JAMES 4. WILLIAMSON, Commissions
Of the General Land-Onicc, will leave to.da
for fortnight trip to the West, to attend
soldiers reunion Of Des Moines on the itl
9th and 9th of September, and. OH the 10th
September he will deliver an Grafton be!ol
the Old Settlers Association, of KeOku
County, Iowa, of which he Is a member. Nj
U. II. Baxter, Chief Clerk Of the Bureau, wi
act as Commissioner during General William
sons absence.