National Republican., 1878-11-23
PERSONAL.
w SrAHLEY liked negro stories.

DEAN STANLEY liked negro stories.
GENERAL LoSGsrREETs hair is white.
CLARENCE Cook Is lCcturing on art In Cleveland.
L G. ROGERS. OF St Paul. Mimi. is at the EbbItt
House.
FB vrSroS. U. s. n, is anchored at tho Ebbl,,
House.
l,C. Potter. Of England. Is soJournIng at the
Arlington.
G. W. GRIFFIN, of Samoa Islands, Is at the Eb.
bit House.
Hos. PHILIP Cook, of Georgia, is registered at the
Riggs House.
Hos: THOMAS TURNER, OF Kentucky, Is at the
Riggs House
C.rTAIS n WOLFE, U. s. A., is quartered At the
JAMES J. CHRISTIE of Dover, y. H.. is guest at
the imperial.
Hon. THOMAS p. FESLoS. of Kansas, is stopping
at the Riggs House.
IION THOMAS L. YOUNG, Of Cincinnati, Is q guest
at the Ebbu House.
.LEUTEYAYrCoMMANDER G. II. wADLEIGn, L. s.
y, Is at the Imperial.
wlLIIAMC. GIFrrN@ and wife, Of New York. are
booked Ut the Riggs House.
Hon BES BUTTERwoRTH, OF Cincinnati Is reg
istcrcd at the EObt House.
Hon. HARVEY y. WArrERsoN, Of Tennessee Is
stopping at the EbDit House.
COLONEL WILLIAM II. ROBERTs OF New Orleans
| Is booked at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. AND MRs CHARLES I. LOWERING, of Boston,
are guests at the Riggs House.
| JOHS ~ WHITNEY and r. @. Ralston, of New
| =
| DR.. G. Y. MACDOSALD superintendent of the
Money order Department has returned from his
! trip East
TmR Rev. Anson J. Upson, D. D., and wife, Of Al.
bany, have lust returned In safety rpm their Eu.
| TOpeHn tour
COLONEL ions W. FORNEY will write a novel ia
be printed IN his ProP~sss, entitled American
Money and Foreign Titles"
| BRIGADIER.GESERAL WILLIAM X. BROWN, a vet.
| Gran militia and volunteer oficer, died al New.
burg n. Y. yesterday, aged 80 years.
THE Rey. Alexander Reed, D. D., prominent
and wcll.known Presbyterian pastor OF PhIlhdel.
| phia died at Denver. Col, yesterday
MARIE RoZE has received letter from her Paris
| lawyers announcing the death OF her uncle and
| that lie has len her legacy OF $4,000
Mn. SPuRGEOS Is TO receive gin of s2h.o00 from
| his congregation on the completion Of his twenty
hye years OF theological labor-December 81.
Mr.. CHARLEs READE was sent last week the frst
money ever paid him for dTnmatiEhtion in M,
country. i was in part payment Tor dramatic yer
| sion Of white Lies.'
RIGHT REV. II. c. LAY, Bishop OF the Diocese oil
Eas,On is IN such feeble health that his physicians
require him 10 lay aside all work and taEe an abso
| Lutte rest for six months.
Miss JEPFREYs LEWIS will return 10 the stage
| She finds that she must work II she would support
her husband In good style. She married a broker
and he broke her Immediately.
Mas, JouN T. RAYMOND, in speaking OF the
SSs have promised rom ther moRe never @ 10 e
| them out Of my sight They 60 home with her
| every night In her carriage.
MRs. BELvA A. LOCKWOOD has been summoned L
Chicago 10 attend the funeral Of Joseph L. Lock.
wood, who died last evening at the Franklin House.
The deceased was the second son Of Dr. L, Lock
wood major In the volunteer service during the
war aud more recently prominent member Of the
Chicago bar.
IN view Of the Stewart grave robbery, ex-Gov'
ornOT WamOth, Of Louisiana, who is lingering
around New York thinks that hereafter rch mel
ought W put clause In their wills fOrbldding theil
heirs ever 10 Teployn ther bones II stolen aile
death. That would put stop to taking rich meni
| bones for ransom.