National Republican., 1878-08-15
PERSONAL.

F. J. DENNIS, of Baltimore, Nd, Is at the
Imperial
A. G. BAKER, Of Chester, Pa, is stopping at
the Imperial
MAYOR +. c. LATRoBE, of Baltimore, Nd,
is in New York city.
GENERAL p. q. r. BEAuREaARD, of I,ouisi.
ana, Is in New York.
GENERAL Fremont has passed on West to
his Arizona bailiwick.
CARY and Roze are dividing vocalist honors
at the watering places.
SEASIDE resorts have beaten the inland
places very badly this year.
Hon. G. H. GRosvESoR, of Athens, Ohio, Is
registered at the Ebbtt House.
SPEAKER RANDALL will be given public
dinner in Boston in September.
The remains of Bishop Conroy will be taken
home to ireland for intermcnt.
DIR. BANKS and family, of Montgomery,
Ala, are guests at the Imperial.
DIR. HOLLAND has been addressing the meet
ings at Thousand Islands Park.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD has given a chime of
bells to the town of Stockbridge.
Mr.. DARWIN has been elected n correspond.
ing member of the Academy Of Sciences.
GENERAL BURNSIDE will deliver the oration
at the Weiss IN. H. reunion of veterans to.
day.
MANAGER PETIT. of the indianapolis Base.
Ball Club, will organize New York league
nine.
AUGUsTrN DALr who has been in hard luck
lately, thinks OF going TO England to try his
fortune.
A PARIS court has decided that the mar.
riages Of priests during the Revolution Of loiS
| were Illegal.
GENERAL JoHs Pope will be the orator at
IaL L.ll n
September 4.
THE Governor of Iowa has appointed
woman to act as chaplain of the Auamosa
Penitentiary.
SENATOR r. +. BAYARD, Of Delaware, and
ex-senator d. L. Iulec, Of Florida, are visit.
ing New York.
SENATOR BLArNE's address at the Minneap-
oplis, Mimi, fair will be delivered on the Sd
of September.
FRANK c. OTrs. commander of the Connect.
cut Grand Army Of the Republic, died at
MeridCn, Ct, Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA Conimaudery, No g, Knights
| Templar, started yesterday on its pilgrimage
to Boston and Providence
THERE Is young lady In Warren, Pn., who
operates q sewing machine and telegraphs at a
railroad depot at the same time.
Bishop CoRRIGAS, of Newark, N. j., au.
nOunces that seven new churches in the vicinity
Of that city will soon be dedicated.
KURD Won SCHLozER, the German Minister
nj Washington, returned from Europe by the
steamer Gellert which arrived yesterday.
Bishop PERRY, of Iowa, will sail from Liv.
erpoOl for home about tho middle OF October.
In the interval he will visit Paris and Rome
THE King and Queen of Italy will visit
Paris next month The King and Queen of
Portugal are expected there At the same time.
IN So = - ia nj a,l
intends resuning his excavations In the Troad
II he can obtain from the Porte fifty soldiers as
a guard against robbers
ANNA DAVIS, plucky little girl of North.
bOrO', Mass, has started for Bangkok, Siam, By
way of san Francisco and Hong Kong, to meet
and marry her lover, printer.
AN Old lady from the South said she never
could imagine where all the Smiths came from
until she saw in a New England town large
sign, smith Manufacturing Company"
Mrs. FLETCHER WEBSTER, of Marshfeld ID
so reduced financially that she wants to dis.
pose of the celebrated portraits of Lord Ash.
burton and Daniel Webster, by the Artist
Healy.
WILLIAM A. CAvErr internal revenue
agent of the United States Treasury Depart.
mcnt, having supervision OF the Districts ol
Missouri, Kansas, aud Colorado, is at the Eb
btt House.
| JUNE dIhphl iNpNlt u nIOullutut unu
wcll.known lawyer of Ithaca died very sud
denly at his residence in that village on Tues
day night Of last week. lie was hity.GvC
yeats OF age.
GENERAL HOOKER spent Sunday in Port.
land, Ne, where he was stationed some thirty
years ago. lie is still disabled by the pamlyti,
stroke which affected one side Of his body and
is obliged To have assistance when walking.
REV. DR.. RANKIN is at the Vermont House
Saratoga He spoke at Round Lake for Mr.
Murphy on the 10Th, aud preached in the
Baptist und Presbyterian churches on the llth
The l~th and the 18th he is to be at til,
! Orange Valley Church, New jersey.
AMuNB those who achieved distinction a
tho BinghamtOn College commencement, New
York, wrr" Miss Fannie Chester, daughter o
Kew. Dr. hester, pastor of Metropolitan Pres
bytcrian Church, Washington, d. C.; Mis-
a Mary Snowden, daughter of Hon J. Ross Snow
den, Treasurer ot United States Miut, phila
dclpha, aud Miss VI. Belle Paterson, grand
daughter Of ex-Presidcnt Andrew Johnson
r The former for excellence in clocution, tn,
lutter ior an original paper on Woman
Rights, and Miss SnOwden for art accomplish
= meuts. There were twelve graduates, repre-
y seuting almost us mauy different States.