National Republican., 1878-12-31
PERSONAL.

B. NoN PrsrEr Is registered at wormley's.
Dn. CHARLES W. ZARAHBA, OF Chicago, is at vii.
laTds.
,Dr.J. A. N. PAULIN I. :. A., is at the EbbItt
House.
Or. Horace RIcuAnD'oN of Boston, is booked at
Willard's.
+, {. TEEviLIAN, Of England, Is soIournng at the
Arlington
Hos. T. toiIS ELLIS, of New Orleans, is stopping
nj Willlrls.
GENERAL y. 4. MUEs L. :. A., Is uuNrtcrcd at
the Ebbitt House
r, o. PEARSON. N, y, of Manchester, y. H., is
registered at Nillards.
BAPoN CHAELrs V. SCHROEDER, Of Hamburg Is u
guest at the Arlington.
JUnGE JOuN A. FINrW, of indianapolis Is regis.
tered nt the Riggs House.
A. OrIN EvASs aud j. o. Tccc, of Boston, are
booked Al the Riggs House
GOYERSOR THOMAS G.. FLETCHER of St LOuls l.
booked at the Ebbt House
II. C. FAuNE,rOcK, of New York, and ". H.
wright, PcniISylHHnia, are at NOrmleys
SHEEE ALI has 40 wives. Ills affair with Eng.
land, therefore Is only change Of battlefield.
THE COlOTcd citizens of New Orleans arc nl,gut IN
give cX Governor !TnChback public reception
KAIAKAUA. King of the Sandwich Islands, hns
lnycnted u gun, aud thinks Of taking outa patent
In this country.
MACKAY, the bonanza man, has sued the Western
Union Telegraph Company iUrs2rlO for kinking up
one OF his incssages
THE Boston PJ9 says Eli Perkins has promised to
leave OF lying New Years Day. five could only
believe the IOs' now
COLONEL llENRY 7. FOSTER, aged scveniy.two, was
married to Miss Amanda Cunning, aged sixty nine,
at Burkeyic, Va, Friday last
Mr.. a. Bronson ALCorT, in spite of his eighty
years, is arranging to have u summer school Of
philosophy al concord next July.
Az Idaho cdlOT.prOposes TO nail another editors
vulnerable hide to the wall and make 1t look like
q wOQdchuck skin on country Uarn'dOOr In beau
time
IT is said that Miss Fanny Davenport, while re.
| Gently playing IN Pittsburgh Pa, engaged herself
to marry Mcll-knOWn commission mgI chant UI
that city
GESERAL SHERMAN says that Senator Bruce I,
essentially modest ana umUbtruslvc man, VINO has
too much sense to force social issue with regard IL
himself or his wife.
GENEEAL D. {. MCCAIIvM, formerly general SUI
pcrntrndcnt OF the Erie Railway, aud at the head
| of the government railway service during the war
/ died in Brooklyn last week.
| REV. JOSEPH Il. OHAGAN Society Of Jesus presi
| dent OF tho College OF the Holy Cross Worcester
Mas, Il passenger by the steamer Granada died a
| sca, of ApoplcXy, December lj.
| Tut Rev. Edward Everett Hale will give mex
SUNDAY evening. In his church IN Boston, II skctci
ucon views ol the principal events In the life vi Tie
| Saviour
| SrSATnR DAWES while slclghing with Nj, wife
In Pil'li"ll Mas last week, was turned out iutC
ditch hy his horse taking fright but Clung to the
re'ns and no injury was done although he wa
| dragged some d.,tauCe.
| WENDELL PHILLIPS, engaged weeks ago by on,
Carlisle to lecture In Rochester Saturday. reached
the city On time, but found that nobody Knew any
thing OF his coming Carlisle had cleared out SOM
time ago and did not think best lo inform Nj
Phillips.
REV Ig0N\rD WOOD. prcsIdcnt of RowdoIu CnI
l"gc from ls9 Ia lsGd died at Boston Tuesday, age
seventy two lie was bIrn al Ncwbury. gruduaieC
from mon college IN is!', and was the author q
, many Volume while he received the degree of u
=. from Harvard III 1916 and that OF L. b. iron
BOwIJln Ia 1901.