National Republican., 1878-10-17

city Yesterday, and has taken up his abode at the
LANBERr FREE and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Mage,
sna NY, Arthur Free OF Chicago are guests ut tue Ed
"A room clergyman. with eleven children
solicis clothing and other aid through the Lon
don Tunes
AGRANgENESrs are making for banquet to
from Canada.
FIGHTER was arrested the other day at his fhrm
In kichland. Pa, for shooting insectiverous birds
contrary to law
Hos. SHERMAN .CoSAST, United States Marshal Of
florida, passed through this city on his way to
New York yesterday
MNB. ETElKA GERsrER, one Of the two chief
prind donne Of the Mapleson Italian Opera troupe,
Is seriously I'll In New York
Mas. L. s: RAsDoLPH. daughter OF John Ran.
has parCi. xsn al he &sTysa % the city
~ II. W. sILyEgMASS, of New York Austin 7;
wife, of Boston, are at the Riggs House.
PIERRE sorLE, grandson OF the famous Iouisan
ian, died last week IN New Orleans, aged nineteen
The family name Is now extnguished
lIoS. l.. q. DESSis was unanimously nominated
by the Republicans for member Of the Assembly In
Alachua County, Fla, aud will be elected
Observation-Disclosures GLEASON has been
seriously III for the last few weeks aud Is at Z. d.
willard's, in this city, and is slowly recovering
CLARA MORRls is said to have a marc she calls
Atme, because she eau kick like an English
blonde, aud looks deinur1 while being really
vicious.
HrSRY W. GARpNER, OF Providence; c. ". Wool.
ley, Cincinnati; l.. :. lluntlcy, New York; :. Long
and Miss 5. Long, Of Cincinnati, are stopping at the
Arlington.
Az editor with nine unmarried daughters was
| recently made indignant by the mscOnstrnctioI,
his contemporaries put upon his able leader on
The Demand for More Men"
A KENTUCKY girl says that when she dies she de-
srcs to have tobacco planted upon her grave, that
| the weed nourished BY her dust may be chewed by
her bcrcavCl lovers for sOlnce.
Hos :. u. CoSOvER has been seriously III at 81.
ing energetic campaign In the first Florida dis
trict for mcnbcr OF Congress.
A DARLING indianapolis newspaper, speaking Of
Clara Louise KELLOGG says that she Is fat and iair
aud that she fGriy.iwo,d last month. Such Ian
| guage us this Is clearly actiOnablc.
| Iris significant fact that leaves OF absence "a
officers Of the British army to visit foreign coun
| tries have been Suspended. This certainly loOks
| like war, In Central Asia or somewhere else.
| TnE engagement Of Ida Lewis, Americas Grace
| Darling, TO rising young lawyer Of the Rhode
| Island bar is reported, but she still sticks TO the
Lime Rock Lighthouse, helping her mother trim
| the lamp.
| Az opera war promises to be the next public d.
version. Messrs. Mapleson and StrPk0sch each
| claim TO have the "authDrl2cd yersion' OF Car
men, both threaten to play 1t, and lively time
| expected.
| COLONEL HoRArio BrsBEE JR., the present mem
bcr Of Congress from the second Congressional dis
irict of FiOridais making gallant fight for eelcc
ton and his election is conceded 10 be certainty
| by both parties.
THE marriage OF Miss Anne Mary Maynard
| daughter of the Hon. Horace Maynard American
Minister 10 the Porte, with Or. j. II. Kidler. OF the
| United states navy took place on september Is, q
the English Memorial Church, Const6ntinOpie.
| QUEEN MERCEDEs was only three months deat
when they celebrated memorial service for her a
| the EsCurial. Yet the only attendants at the cere
mOny were the members Of the royal iamily-no
| including the Kings three sistcrs-thc Olicial
from the palace, delegations from the garrison anC
| municipality, and q mere handful Of people from
| Madrid.
| GENERAL WILLIAM T. WARD died at GreenSburg
KY, last week, at the age OF seventy. lie 10y
profession lawyer, served In the Mexican war a
major OF the Fourth kcntucEy Infantry, sat In Con
grcSs In lsiO6l aud during the civil war fought II
| the Union ranks being severely wounded at Res
| acn, and commanding the third division Of tn,
| Twentieth Army Corps during sherman's march t
| the sea.