National Republican., 1878-09-14
PERSONAL.

Ex.MrSIsTER ScHEScK Is In Chicago.
SENATOR PATTERSON has returned to tho
city.
Hon. JoHS d. ALLEY, of Boston, Is registered
at the Riggs House.
COMMISSIONER LIE Due and wifc have taken
apartments at Wormley's.
Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS Is considerably
indisposed since his canvass.
CHIEr.JUsrIcE MORRISON r. WAITE Is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel New York.
CHARLES GAYLoR and r. W. Bassett, of New
York, are stopping at the Imperial.
Mn. AND Mrs. JOHN d. WALSH. Of Brook.
lyn, ". Y, are guests at the Imperial.
MADAME DEMoHGEoT and her sister, Nine.
Prandi, have arrived from Paris aud Geneva.
RopERr OuLD, of Richmond, Va, aud W. Il.
Wright, of Philadelphia, arc stopping at Worm.
ley's
SENATOR BLAINE will rest at homo for few
days before beginning his campaign work in
the West.
RoBERT DASBy. Lieutenant c. McCallan,
Ebbitt House.
L. A. c. SMITH, of New York; J. W.
Thompson, city, and John Ryle, New Jersey,
are as the Riggs House.
COLONEL GEORGE b. CoRKHrLL having fin.
ished his pleasure trip to Cape May, n. j., has
resumed his law practice.
SENATOR DAWES has been appointed justice
OF the peace for all the counties of the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts,.
Tom MOORE, the poet, Is to havo n bust in
Prospect Park, Brooklyn. When living, bust
was a common thing to him.
ACCORDING to the too.observant Now York
Mail lad les in bathing always hug the Shore"
How the buoys must envy the shore.
THE engagement of Belgian Minister Del.
lOSse to Miss DeiTon, of Boston, sister. law
OF the late Sidney Brooks, Is announced
REV. J. VI. UARRISGTOS, of New Yorl,
Rev. A. J. Miller of Boston, and George b.
Roster, of England, are guests at the Arlington
Mn. JAMES w. PAXTON, a rich citizen of
Wheeling, has offered to erect in that city
handsome public drnking-fo to cost over
$1,000.
L. Z. c. JUDsoS, Ned Buntline," emerges
from his retirement to deliver the address at
the OncOnta, Otsego County, N. Y, fair on the
26th instant.
PROFESSOR W. BELL, colorcd lawyer from
Washington city, has located at Kanawha
Court. House, W. Va, for the purpose Of prac.
ticing his profession.
A. J. WHEELER. Past Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Tennessee, and editor of the
Masonic Je,rel, is one Of tho latest victims of
the scourge in Memphis.
A sCRAP.BooK compiled by Thomas Jeffer.
son while he was President of the United
states has been recently added to the collec-
tion Of the Virginia Historical Society.
IT IL said that Count Hoyos Sprinzen.
stein, Austrian Minister Resident at Washing.
ton, will bo appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary at Bucharest.
Mrs. CLIFFORD, tho Monroe County woman
who lays claim to part of Coney Island Is
pushing her case, and has retained eminent
New York counsel. Her claim is limited to
the western part of the island
CHARLES GAYLER, ESQ.,, tho representative
of Mr. p. T. Barnum, is In the city, stopping at
the Imperial Hotel, arranging for the cxhibi.
tions for three days, 26th, 9th, and 2sth
insts., of the great show in this city, on the
corner Of Ninth and $ streets.
FRANK MILLEr, who, from being q drum
mer-bOy in the late Am crcan war, became AN
earnest art student at Antwerp and at Rome,
has charming little chalet near Honhcur,
from whose summer.hOuse iu the garden he
eau gather figs and cast their rinds into the
sea.
NINE. QuENTIS.PROPFIT. q matrimonial
agent in Paris, lately sued the Prince and
Princess Galitzen for 6,OOO francs for trying to
make a match for their son and falling, Her
bill was: Carriages, 432 francs cost of toilets,
loo francs; money expended, correspond
ence. &C., 100 francs honOrarian, 4,4ls francs
total, 5000 francs The court thought 1t was
too much and allowed her only 500 francs