National Republican., 1878-11-08
PERSONAL.

JosErH Cook has been lecturing In Canada.
q. II. WET. Of New York. ID at the Imperial
Hon. J. G. SEARS Of Kansas, IL guest at the Riggs
House.
DR.. JoHs NJ BROWNE, U. 8. N, Is q, the Ebbia
House.
Hon. A. TowSxAs. Of Cleveland, Is at the Ar.
lington.
Nus; J. D. LyKLLrso. of Richmond, Is registered
at the Imperial.
DR: CnAnLEs W. coorER, Of Amherst, Mass, is at
GEsssLN; W. CURTIS, of osdcnsburg, N. y, 4,
al the Ebbtt House.
MAJOR AND Mas THOMAS II. BRADLEY are con.
graduated. 1t Is boy.
GENERAL A. NJ BARsY. Of Charleston, Is sojourn-
ing at the Ebbtt House.
MARIE RozE Is said to warble in q manner that
reminds one of Parepa Rosa.
SECRETARY sTASToS's widow has taken rooms
for the winter in Washington.
Mr.. MuRkT HALsrEAp, Of Cincinnati, arrived
from Europe last Wednesday.
TALMAGE says he never sowed any y I'D oats when
he was young, His oats were all tame.
Ex.GovERsoR d. II. .CMANBERLATs, Of South Car
olina, Is stopping at the Ebbitt House.
As old North Carolina woman tainted the other
day at her first sight ofa railroad train.
MRs. Don CAMERON and Mrs. Hastings formerly
Miss PlatD will spend the winter In Washington.
Professor ALEXANDER AGAssfz, OF Harvard, has
been visiting the copper region OF Lake superior
WHEELER II. PECKHAN, OF New York, aud A. T..
Mlneat, OF san Francisco, are at the Rigs House.
THERE are flfty-iye widows and seventy eight
fatherless children in the third ward Of Chatta.
| nooga
PosrNAsrER.GESERALR KEY is heavier by twenty,
seven pounds than before he made his trip 10 Calf
| fUrnia.
MRs. LOUISE CHANDLER MoULroS Is about to
write Americen literary letters for the AnthenGlm
| Of London.
GENERAL CusTERs widow aud her sister. the
widow Of Lieutenant Calhoun, will pass tho winter
at Washington.
Mrs. sroaEwALL JACKSON was a witness to tn,
unvailing of the Confederate monument IL
Augusta, on the 3ist ult.
| Mrs Lucy SroSR was sixty years old on Monday
| and the New England Womans Club gave her
tea party to celebrate the day.
GEoRGE HARDING, Of Philadelphia; J. ". VIII
| lard, OF Cleveland. and Samuel Moor aud wife, o
Baltimore, are stopping at wormley's.
p. NJ. SMITH and James Burt. New York: W. D.
| Spiklng and wife. Pittsburg and Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis, Of Baltimore are at the Arlington.
BISHOP OREILLY. OF Springfield. Mass: Rev. T.
q. Conaty. OF Worcester, Mass, and lIenIy W
Smith, OF Ohio, are guests at the Ebbitt House.
DR. ALFRED LEYBuRS Of Lexington Va, brothe
Of Rev. DR.. John Leybum, OF Baltimore, died OF
| Wednesday last. He was for several sessions
membtr OF the Virginia Legislature.
THE many friends and WELL .wlshers Cr rfr. W
NJ. Morton, the genial and popular chief clerk 4
the Third Assistant Postmaster General, will b,
pleased TO learn that, after very painful aud ser
ous Illness, he Is slowly, but surely recovering.
Mn. AND Mas. TERRELL, of Houston Texas liket
an orphan girl so well that they decided legally tc
adopt her as their daughter but Just as the paper
were ready for signing, Mr.. Terrill made up hi
mind that he would prefer her as a wife. And h,
cloped with her.
THE New Haven EcgiSer prints this from rea
life Mother wants you TO let her take your polo
nase pattern, and De 50 kind TO ill this cup witt
yeast, and is your clock right, and what time Is II
and little meal in this pan, and wont you writ
down you receipt for rye mullins and plcase no
let your turkeys roost on our fence any more
cause dad says he'll shoot 'om"'
Miss ELLA STOCKTON, who Is making rapi
progress in her dramatic career is now travellin
with Madame Modjeska. The Philadelphia Leigt
refers to her appearance rs Mabel Itus as II care
fully considered and artistlcaly executed perform
amCC. In which the trusting Innocence aud lOv
and rustic ingenuOusness Of the deceived vii
We're very teiugy shown forth" She Is very kind
ly spoken Of by all the Philadelphia press
Ben Butler, according 10 = Western ncwspape
was once engaged to young lady Of WateryillC
Me, and to break oil the match, which, for som
reason. displcasel him, hit upon the notable eS
pedent OfgOing upon n leigucd spree and jammIn
All nOiiensivc Cltizcns hat over his eyes The rcck
! less inebriate was promptly arrested and hnet
| The girl wrote letter rcpudinling him her falhC
threatened 10 kick him out Of doors IL he ever ven
tuTed near the house, aud the WHY Young ma
chucklCd greatly at his innocent stratagcn.