National Republican., 1878-07-12
Personal.

SENATOR MITCHELL, Of Oregon, is in New
York.
LADIES arc admitted free to the races in tho
oil region.
COUNT BRuSELLI, of the Spanish Legation,
Is at Saratoga.
THOMAS MAST, the caricaturist, and family,
have gone abroad.
Y Mrs. MYRA CLARK GAINES Is a little more
than seventy.three years old.
Mr.. BEEcHER will deliver seven lectures In
Minnesota the latter part Of this month.
JUSTICE Field, Of the United States Su.
prcme Court, has arrived on the Pacific coast.
JUSTICE RHEA, of Atlanta, has decided that
shaving on Sunday Is q legitimate thing to do
Miss RosE EYTINaE Is announced to appear
In oliver Twist" at the Olympic Theatre,
London.
Mrs. AND Miss FLOOD, Of tho family of the
big bonanza miner, are at tho White Sulphur
Springs.
WALT WHITMAN, the venerable has been
visiting an old friend in New York for couple
of weeks.
SENATOR SPENCER Is on his way to the
Black Hills, not for adventure, but for an In.
spection Of his mines.
MRS. BURsErr's Lass o. Lowries' sold TO
the extent Of 10000 copies In England. and she
uiu hot get u cent iuf H.
DENNIS KEARNEY, the California hoodlum,
Is only thirty-one years DID, He Is Catholic,
married, and strictly temperate.
COLONEL VALENTINE BAKER has resigned
his position In the Turkish army because his
under officers have not been promoted.
The Rev. Robert Collyer bade goodbye TO
his Chicago people last Sunday prepatory to u
three months trip to his old home In England.
SPuRGEoS doesn't want Ingersoll converted
Thinks his bold, blatant atheism will send
more people into the church than 1t will draw
out.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE L. JOHNSON, well known In
Brooklyn rs q sweet.voiced soprano singer.
died yesterday. in Brooklyn, OF congestion Of
the lungs.
BISMARCK Is an epicure. and his lobster. salad
and iced champagne arc oqualod by a few and
excelled by mono. But ho prefers lager rs q
steady drink.
Ex-Governor NoYEs, Minister to France.
| will arrive at Hampton Beach next Saturday,
aud remain about week peevious TO his de-
parture for Paris.
The sculptor Bartlett has made q statuette
| OF General Burnside In parade uniform. lie
couldn't catch the General In any other habili-
ments out of bed.
Mr.. SorHERs, on leaving the Haymarkct,
will next play In Edinburgh, where, Rs when
he comes to America, he will be supported BY
Miss Marie Ellington.
ED, Stokes, who will go down to immortal
fame as the Ill who killed Jim Fisk, has u
mare named Josie Mansfield, In memory Of his
lost love. How touching aud idyllic!
The Empress Augusta sent an autograph
lotter TO General Grant, expressing tho Empe-
ror's regret that he had been unable to receive
the ex-President during his stay at Berlin.
SECRETARY EvARTs will leave tonight to
take his family to Runnymede. near Windsor,
VT, where he will leave them for the summer
He will be absen. week or more, spending q
| day or two In New York.
JAMES Z. MCGUIRE aud James Colgate are
at the Stockton House, and +. b. Wanstall, d.
Murphy and wife, James ID. Camp pbell and +.
Turner and wife, all Of this city, are ut Con.
gress Hall. Cape May, NJ.
THE paragraph In the Baltimore SIN of
Tuesday morning, stating that Enoch Totten,
esq, of the bar OF this District, was seriously
III, was not correct. Mr.. Totten says he wins
never in better health in his life.
LOUD, tho Boston pitcher, has been saving
money for years past, and noxt fall will attend
tho Holy Gross College, at Worcester, Mass, TO
begin a thorough collegiate course. Little
pitchers have not always lonE easo.
"FRITz" EMMEr, the actor, finds that the
blow he received on tho nose during the recent
fight with Mr. Zimmerman has cured him of
y CathTTu lfOm WHICH nc nhu SuUcIeu nj
teen long and weary years and improved his
voice.
GEoRGE H., reigning Prince OF SaxeMein.
ingen, himself manages the Court Theatre at
Mciningen, personally drills the players, aud
compels each actor who assumes an important
part to dress according to drawing prepared
by himself
IT is difficult to understand why the Jenkses
are to settle In Washington. Only broken.
down politicians aud lawyers with large su.
prome court practice do that. This is a ST..
Paul Pioneer Press slander upon the Jenksos
and Washingtonians generally.
GENERAL JAMES WATSON WEBB was so
much better on Wednesday that his daughter
was informed by DIR. Markoo that sho might
| return to her home in New Haven. Although
still very weak, the physicians consider that
| General Webb is out OF all immediate danger.
The latest divorce case In British high life
Is that Of Sir j. q. Tollomache Sinclair against
his wife, to whom be was married In 1853 and
who has borne him five children. Tho acts
complained Of arc said to have been committed
at Cannes last year. There are two cOrre-
spondents, both young men, both Frenchmen
aud both-insunince agents