National Republican., 1878-09-21
PERNONlL.

| York.
.sCSAroR INGALLs, of Kansas, Is stopping at the
National.
HoS. H. o, W. HrGHrs, of Virginia, has rooms at
| the National.
c. L, HErwoRrH, of England is sojournIng at III o
| Rigs House.
GENERAL T. 9. CRrrESpES. L. 8. A., is at the
CD GALLOWAY, L. s. n, and wife are at the
Ebblu House.
Hon. JoHS ". THOMSON, of Butler, Pa, Is regis
tered al the Ebbu House.
THE Rcv. Philip Brooks Is about TO publish a
| new volume Of hts sermons.
l. d. SPIIsiAS and William J. Elliott, U. g. A., are
| quRrtcrcl at the Ebbiu House.
| COURTNEY has arrived at Lachine and has gone
| into practice confident Of victory.
| F. A. HAYT, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, has
taken apartments at the Ebbiu House.
CAPrArN =. 7. wo1DFfS, Soldiers Home Hamp.
| ton, Va, Is guest at the Ebbitt House
REAR ADMIRAL WILLIAM CORE JoSEs, OF the
British legation at Washington, Is at the Clarendon
| Hotel, New York city.
LLOYD TEvtR, Of san Francico; John r: Jones, OF
| Memphis, and Allen McNair Of Portland, Me-, aru
| stopping at the Arlington.
DEAS STANLEY, accompanied by the Governor Of
| Massachusetts has been visiting the Old South
Church and its collections
The movement to retain Mr.. Theodore Thomas in
New York Is declared TO BE- hopeless. His salary at
| Cincinnati is stated TO be $1,000
JENNIE JrSE says that Ada Cavendlsh Is not a
| pretty woman. That is what Ada gets for snubbing
| the beautiful Jennie at High Tea.
| Mr. WILLIAM DOLLAR, OF Newton County, Georgia
is ninety years old and his wife eighty.eishL These
are the dollars Of tho dnddics " doubtless.
GENERAL SHERMAN expects to return to Washing
ton during the iir;t week in October. His trip
| among the lndiansh has been pleasant one.
| REV. THEODORE A. MErcALF, Chancellor Of the
Archdiocese Of Boston, Is Obliged to relinqnlsh his
professional duties on account Of failing health.
II. HowsE and J. =. Nealc. Of philadelphia; W
L flknT
ofSavannGh, Ca, are guests at the Riggs House.
NR. CLARENCE II. LIVINGSTON and wife, Roc Mis-
| Eleanor Cary, the popular actress have arrived
from san Francisco and are stopping at the Flth
| Avenue Hotel
| MRs CAPrATN PAGrT, nsS Minnie stevens l. about
TO receive visit from Lord Alfred pagct her august
iather.ln. Jaw, and his daushter, Miss Violet who
| are now On rOlIS to New York.
SENATOR JoHS Il. MyPHERsoN, Of New Jersey,
arrived on steamer Circassla from Glasgow ye,ter.
day. He has been absent three months, travelling
| in England and on the contincn'.
| IUuNG and pretty American girl In Paris-"what
| In the world are you doing here" TIN spending
my honeymoon" "Dut wherv's your husband
| oh, he's In New York."-Pris Figure.
Ar 4 recent sherifs sale in Lebanon, Pa, collins
went at dollar apiece. Al this rate, for few dol
| lars man might have laid IN enough collins to
| last him llietme.-NOrris'OtgH Herald.
| THOSE who know 2. H. Eatun Of the Treasury
Department. will readily understand that he Is no,
! the Treasury clerk whom the Pot of yesterday
mentioned as preaching blood and thunder to the
|
| THE Rev. Edward Reed, late Of Springfield, Mass.
| has entered upon tho pasiOrate Of the Madison
| Avenue RcformedsChurch. New York to which h1
was recently called preaching his first sermon there
last sunday.
As old lady of eIghty.one has been discoTered Gt
| South Worcester Otsego County, y. Y, who, al
though in good health and the full possession OF all
/ her faculties never railroad car or q steam
| boat. and never entered store but once.
| THE Presidential journey through the gcnia
West has been enliyened BY a collection Of valun
| ble plants which the Commissioner Of Agriculture
| placed III the car when II started. Three Of them
| Mrs Hayes has Just contributed TO the Tri.StatG
| Fair.
| 4 SUNnER Of the best citizens Of Philadelphia
| including Ex-Governor Pollock, George H. stuart
| and Others, have petitiOnGd the President to ap
point day OF fasting and prayer on account OF the
yellow fever sufferers The suggestion Il Il very
proper ono.
THE CiIl IN New York who swallowed q diamont
ring vRluelatS!S5 the property OF another WOMAN
has been admitted 10 bali in the siil Of sloyy tC
await her trial. II Is not stutCl whether the rims
was recovered. There may lie chance for tho
| surgeons before the case Is ended.
". MAXINE NAPIAs IS Il distinguished French
barriScr and professor who is studying American
| uDnal, with the purpose Of writing book about
them for the particular information Of the French
| lie l. Ut present in Philadelphia.
| ADMIRAL PoRTERfs said to devote tho proceeds Of
| whatever writing he does for reviews or ncwspa
| pvrS to clearing away the debt upon the navR
monument 10 Peace at Washington. He Is now pre-
| pairing for the North lHiIricu an article on Tor
pvdocS." The Admiral himself drew the design fol
The monument, which cost $4,000.