National Republican., 1878-07-08
Personal.
VrCToH HUGO Is III,

VrcToR HUGO Is i'll.
A. MOORE, US. A., is registered at Worn.
leys.
A. T. CuRRAN, Of Jersey City, Is at the I'm.
perial.
HoN. CHARLES D. EVANS, U. s. A., Is at the
Riggs House.
W. v. RleHT, Of New York, is guest at
| the Imperial.
GnsrnAL r. ARNOLD, U. 8. A., is registered
at the Ebbitt House.
Hos. q CHASpLER. of Michigan, Is sqourn-
ing at the Arlington.
q. II. BACON, OF Louisville, KY, is regis
tered ~ the Imperial
Hon. J. L. BLACK, Of Pennsylvania Is 80
journing at the Ebbitt House.
THERESA, the Parisian vocalist, Is to be mar
ried to French actor, N. Raoul Douval.
THE popular hotel pet of the season-C.
Roach. Ho isn't o clerk.--Rochester De@ocrai.
| Mr.. MAcKEY Y, of California, has an income Of
$4,000 per day but what good does 1t do him ?
EVERY lady belonging to Murray Hill Cook.
| ing Club, New York, is engaged to be married
THE silver wedding of the King and Queen
Of Belgium Is to be celebrated on the 22d of
| August.
THE Hon. L. d. washburnc has returned
| from The Pacific coast and Is 10 spend the sum
mGr In Chicago
Mr.. MONTGOMERY FIELD will open the
thirty.sixth regular season Of tho Boston Mu-
| scum on August 20.
Hon. A. H. HAMILTON aud family, Of Indi-
ana, are spending the summer on the banks Of
| the Potomac near the bay.
Dir. GEORGE L. MAGRUDER, Mr.. George NJ.
Oyster. and Captain Beall, Of this city, will
sail IN Wednesdays steamer from New York
| for Europe.
LIszr is in Paris, and appears at evening
entertainments in his pricstly garb orna.
mented with the decorations which have been
given him.
Miss MARIA MITCHELL Is going to Denver,
as well as the other astron omers to sec the
eclipse on tho Goth. Mr.. Edison Ia likewise
expected there.
THE bridges between Washington and I'LL
nois are all safe for travel, aud Senator David
Davis Is enjoying the society of his hosts of
friends at Bloomington.-hnter Ocean.
The young English lord, Cecil Carr, who
married a Spanish lady against his fathers
wishes, and came to America, is languishing
in Boston prison for debt.
COLONEL +. J. SHERMAN and State Senator
Truell, Of Lawrence, are candidates for the
Republican nomination in the seventh Mas.
sachusetts district, to succeed General Butler
CARDS arc out for the marriage on wodnes.
day, the 18th instant, of Miss Lotta Lapham aud
performed at the Metropolitan Church, at
eight p. m.
Mr.. THOMAS BALES statue Of Charles Sum.
ner Is finished and will be put In its place o
the Boylston street side Of the Boston Public
Garden, in September. II will probably be
dedicated on the 18th of that month.
THE Democracy Of tho twelfth Indiana
Congressional district have nominated Wal.
pool Colerick, Of Fort Wayne, as q candidate
! ta.,.. u .I.-
but 1t Is doubtful IL lie can be elected.
BIsHoP BOWMAN, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on the eve of his departure for Europe,
was rendered by Governor Phelps, of Missouri,
and accepted the position of honorary commits
sioner of that State at the Paris Exhibition.
Mr.. CROSBY S. NoSAs sails from New York
on the steamer for Europe. lie will visit
Paris, Berlin, and other points of interest,
and during his absence favor tho readers of
. the Star with his " Editorial Correspondence"
Mr.. GEORGE W. ADAMS. Washington cor
respondent of the New York World, leaves for
New York to-day aud will sail in the Celtic
on Thursday for u tour through Europe. Mr.
{. NJ. Ogden will remain in charge of the
World bureau during Mr.. Adams absence.
GENERAL SAMUEL J. ANDERSON, of Port.
land, is prominently mentioned as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress in tho first
Maine district, in place Of the Hon. John NJ.
Goodwin, of Biddeford, the candidate of two
years ago, who, it is understood, will decline
| a denomination.
GENERAL GORDON has bought farm of
1860 acres in Worth County, Ga, and is going
to raise sheep extensively. Which suggests u
| c0nundrum. Why does General Gordon re.
semble vOluble admircr of tho fair sex2 An
swcr. Because he's II she.praiser.-Idi En-
change.
Hon JoHS II. BAKER, of Indiana, whooped
up the American eagle ut Middlcburg, in his
district, on the Fourth. The old bird scared
high, but Johu's elOquence made the welkin
ring In his (the o. B.'s) vicinity for about an
hour and half to the ed1cation of q large
aud appreciative audience.