National Republican., 1878-08-10
PERSONAL.

tnb Utlib OI 61fhtOHH'
SENATOR THURMAN left yesterday for Ohio
THERE are a good many brides at Atlantic
City.
R. p. MrSHALI, Of Dubuque, Iowa, Is at the
Imperial.
SIR GARNET woLsELEY is an Irishmau and
Catholic.
SPEAKER RANDALL has arrived at Sing
Sing N. Y.
Hon: JOHN NJ. HARLAN is stopping at the
Riggs House.
Mr.. AND Mrs J. W. FLORENCE are at the
Aixelcs Bains.
GOVERNOR JoHN c. BRowN, of Tennessee, is
at the Riggs House.
Mn. NJ. DONALDSON, Of Canada, is q guest at
the Arlington Hotel.
Dir. WILLIAM MARTIN. U. s. N, is registered
at tho Ebbitt House.
JOHN TUCKER and wifo, Of Philad el phia, are
guests at the Imperial.
SIR ALEXANDER T. GAIT, of Montreal, Is ut
tho Gilsey House, New York city.
CAROLINE RIcHISos- BERNARD will concer-
tire through the oil regions In September.
DR.. MARY WALLER would be appreciated
in Cyprus. The ladies there wear trousers.
MRS. KEELEY, tho veteran actress, Is still
alive and frisky at the ago of seventy three.
Mn. NICOLAS SHIsKIS, tho Russian Minis
ter, Is at the Clarendon Hotel, New York City
MADAME PATTI Is living In North Wales
whore she engaged . cottage for the summer
THE charities ofSir Cowasjeo Jehangoer, who
died In Bombay the other day, arc estimated
at S2,50O,OO0.
Philippe, has been mado o colonel In tho
French army.
CHARLES THoRSE, Robson and Crane, and
ono or two ministers have been making merry
ut Cohasset, Mass.
PRESIDENT RAYMOND, Of Vassar College, Is
better, and strong hopes Of his recovery arc
now entertained.
NR. MONTAGUE CORY, Lord Beaconsfield's
secretary, has beon made q Companion Of the
Order Of the Bath.
Mn. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON Is taking
his summer recreation at the house Of his son !.
in-law In Tarrytown.
1T is said that the Sultan has pledged his
jewels for 10000 rifles, which have been
ordered from America.
CONGRESSMAN HIRAM PRICE Is sick ut his
home In Iowa, from u severe cold aud fever
contracted in Colorado.
GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER, Of tho Amer
lean delegation to the International Monetary
Congress, has arrived IN Paris.
Mr.. GREGoIRE DE WrLLAMov, First Sccre-
tary Of the Russian Legation at Washington, Is
at tho Everett House, New York City.
DIAGo Laurel and wife, sister of the late
Peruvian Minister, Colonel Freyre, of Peru,
are sojouInins at the Riggs House.
GIVE New Jersey youth q shot gun and a
pretty girl for company, and he don't mind
sitting up all night watching for tramps,
JOHN HAScoCx's grave In the old Granary
burying ground on fremont street, Boston, Ii
unmarked by either tablet or grave.stone.
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East for three weeks trips Ho will visit
his birthplace In Connecticut before returning
CHARLEs AUSTIN LORD, for many years cd
itor and proprietor Of the Christian Mirror al
Portland, Me-, died last Wednesday, aged 7.
years.
ACCORDING to the Whitehall Reriew the Amer
lean bishops, whom the bishop of London /,
entertaining ut his place, all smoke in bed Il
q man.
Miss SUE HARRY CLAGGErT, daughter o
the late editor Of tho Reok,.k Uows) Constitu
ton, succeeds her father In tho edtOrship o
that paper.
A JEW married Christian widow In Jeffer
son, Texas, and when fifty boys serenadet
him discordantly ho peppered eight of them
with bird shot.
PROFESSOR LYON PLAYrAIR, the eminent
British chemist, sailed for the United State,
in the steamship Germanic, which left Liver
pool last Thursday.
Mr.. IRA d. SANKEy will take his family ia
England next month, and may spend tn,
winter abroad, while Mr. Moody rests aut
studies at Baltimore.
PRIvY COUNCILLOR and Senator N. Glers |,
appointed to the administration of the Russia,
Foreign Office during the temporary absenc,
OF Prince GortschakOf.
IT Is stated that the Right Hon William L
Forster member of Parliament for Bradford
and the woll-known Liberal leader, will visi
America in the autumn.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS beard, which the sur
ge0ns sacrificed short time ago, Is SLOWLY
growing again, and, in its present stage OF d o
velopment, Is no great adornment.
GENERAL d. +. BUTLER Is considering tn,
adyisability OF accepting an invitation tC
speak at tho coming meeting of the Western
New York fair, 10 be held ut Rochester.
GENERAL SHERMAN, with General Alexan
der McCook, will leave this city on Sunday fol
a visit to the Navajo Indians of New Mexico
The two will also inspect the military post
on the route.
The Rev. Robert Ashton, secretary of til,
English Congregational Union, Que of the sec
retares of tho London Board. editor of til,
Congregational Year Book &c. has Just died, q
tho age of eighty.one.
PRINCE BISMARCK is living very retired q
Kissingen, and is rarely seen by tho frequent
ors Of that celebrated spa. King Louis, 0
Bavaria, has placed some of his royal ser
wants and carriages ut the disposal of tn
Prince.
DIR. ROBERT WRIGHT, Of Centreville, Md.
Is now the oldest living graduate of IVES
Point Military Academy. He graduate,
in 1918 and during the sixty years whcl
, have interycned has never revisited the place
Now, however, he contenplates a trip TO tn
scene of his youthful studies aud will prObabl,
accomplish 1t this month. He is eighty -on
years old.
, The REV. DIR. b. NJ. PALMER, tho eminen
Presby yterian divine of Now Orleans, has giveI
raro illustration of self-sacrice. Will
away on his summer vacation he learned tina
the yellow fever had broken out, and at ono,
returned to the city to give his persona
efforts toward mitigating the horrors OF tn
scourge.
The Uneasy Bull-Dozer.
columbia Is, c. Democrat