National Republican., 1878-11-20

sevcnty.three.
SENATOR AMBROSE y. BrnSsipg, Of Rhode Island,
Is at the Finh Avenue Hotel.
Hon. WILLIAM r. KELLOGG Of New Orleans Is
registered at the Riggs House
THE late Bishop Dupanloup always went to bed
a nine o'clock and rose at five.
Mn. TIMOTHY RIGgs, Of Boston, has taken apart.
mcnls at the Rigs House for tho winter.
Mrs. Amy SAGE RiCuARpsoS Is delivering a
course OF lectures In college M Wcstoryilc, Ohio.
PROFESSOR CRowELt, Of Amherst College, Is a
member-elect OF the lower house Of the Masachu'
sets Legislature.
Hos. ROBERT sNALLs, Of South Carolina, has
taken quarters for the winter at 1918 Fifteenth
| street northwest.
M. PaScRorr recently presented the lady who
ing an error In q Latin quotation.
MRS GoysRsoR HENDRICKS Is q warm friend Of
the woman'sufffnge movement She Is also presi.
don't OF the Social Science Association.
| HAD Mr.. and Mrs. Langtry lived in Chicago IN.
stead Of London, they would. long ere this have
been divorced and remarked Ave or SIX times
DIR. NEWMAN, Of the Central Methodist Church
York.
| A CABLE dispatch ha. been received nom Colonel
seS hat S hs N
| much improved.
THE Chattanooga Time. says Major n. A. Bacon,
q ,hs! city, got trunks swsppcd with D,: Mary
/
he had a soldiers clothes.
the Chicago Tbnes intlmaies that Dr. Mary
Walker Is insane. and the Bnlialo ESpres. informs
hided by Lydia Thompson.
CHAPLAIN II. W. BEgcHER dresses In plumes and
rosettes and rides spirited roam during the parade
o. his Brooklyn regiment while the band plays
Pretty as Picture."-N. T. Sdp.
RoBERT T. AND ALEXANDER stuart Of New York
city have lust given Princeton College the Potter
siO6o0 Tho dne manson on the place will Ic
used as the presidents house.
GENERAL GRANT Is a model husband. Mr.. Hal.
stead says that the General really thought well OF
Golden Gate but Mrs. Grant did not want TO make
tho trip, and so he gave itup.
The oldest man has been gathered to his fathers.
Iis years old when he died. Ills life had been
protracted struggle with poverty. He len two sons.
sixteen sTanGhildren, and Sis great grandchildren
FEW years ago there were In Belfast Me-, ten
young ladies, highly educated, intimate friends
and moving in the frst circles OF society. Since
that time all OF them have been married. and every
one has either been divorced or has instituted legal
proceedings for divorce.
REV. wAsIISGToS GLADDEN.. n prominent ortho.
dox Congregational minister at Springfield. Mass.
says that within twenty-five years the doctrine ol
The endless conscious misery OF those who die i'm
peniteni VIII be no longer insisted upon as fuuda
mental In the evangelical system.
oSE Of the thousand and one tragic incidents o
The great plague happened at Holly springs few
days since. beautiful young lady OF New Orleani
was forced by her father to marry an old man she
could not lovo. Prefcrrlng death to slavery. tho
young lady ran away and gave her services nurse
10 the feyer-strcken Of Holly Springs. Amer few
days Of devoted attention to the sick she was her
self stricken. There was a male nurse for her
There was no female hand TO soothe with It's gentle
touch the feyered brow. But the noble Ridley was
there 70 perform the last sad offices TO the dying
girl. Toward the last she said 10 him kiss me.
As Ridley kissed her on tho cheek she exclaimed
are the only man l ever kissed; kiss me again.
while Ridley was In the act OF kissing her She
threw hor arms around his neck and instantly ex
| pired.-Msmphis ArnLnnchk.