National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-15
PERSONAL.

a. r; DAwpoBN, of England, is sojournlns at
Wormley's.
W. NJ. scorr. of England, arrived at the Riggs
House yesterday.
Hos. CHARLES O'NEu, of Philadelphia is stopping
at the Riggs House.
Dr. l. A. FALLGANr, of Savannah, Ga, is booked
at the Riggs House.
THE Dubuque Ttiegrdph has a female city editor
Mrs. Sallie Van Pclt.
BisroP WHIPPLE. of Minnesota Is in failing health
He has gone to Georgia.
GOVERNOR J. W. PARKER, of New Jersey, Is regis
tered Mt the Ebbitt House
CoNMoDoBE r. A. PARKER, U. s. N, registered at
the Riggs House yesterday.
MINISTER BtNGtAM will return 10 his post at Japan
III couple OF months or so,
Bisuop LYMAN. Of North Carolina, arrived In the
Adrialic from Liverpool on Saturday.
THE London Hornet announces the death of Mrs.
Mann, the mother Of the late II. ]. Montague.
ANorIlLR New England man has not lived in
vain, having collected million old postage stamps
c. p. Wright, Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. valentine, of New York, are guests at Wornlcy's.
MARTIN LUTHER's house at Mansfield IL TO be
made into bccr-shop. 1t is time for anew Reform
alton.
THE life of the Hon Julian Hartrldge. of Georgia.
family
UNcLE JoHN NORRIS. Il hero Of Perrys victory on
Lake Erie died at his home in Petersburg KY. on
sunday.
JAMES DEvlIN, the ex baseball pitcher, is now
y,
shoot ut.
TuE Oil City Derrick has conferred upon Talrnage
the degree OF A. o. s.. which is said 10 be Akhoond
of Smut.
h. D. Jackson of New York; j. II. Miard. of
Omaha and Mr. Timothy Davis, of Boston, are at
the Riggs House.
WILLIAM BEVERLY one of the most prominent
citizens OF loudoun County, Va, died on Thursday
last, of pneumonia.
SARAH BERNiIARDT Is reported 10 be bnsy study
ing Ehgils ~ order to appear in an English play
on the English stage.
CALEB CUSHING, strangely enough, was buried
January q, 1872 Just thirty Years after his father
burial, January q, 1919.
DIR. WILLIAM MARTIN Z. S. n, who stood duty in
New Orleans all during the yellow fever epidemic
| Is registered at the Ebbitt House.
THE court society of Copenhagen fashioned nj.
together on the old school, is considered the most
refined and polished OH the continent.
KATE CLAXToN is in trouble again. the leader of
| her orchestra at the Lyceum Theatre New York,
| having sued her for $1,000 back pay"
THE Emperor Of Germany is kindly grand.
iather lie always himself nrranges, with the help
OF his wife, the Christmas gifts on the family tree.
| THE death Is announced at the advanced nee of
eighty nine, of Mrs. Lucy Anderson, who was for
many years pianist to Her Majesty, Queen Victoria.
| GovERNoR TALBOT blacks his own boots.-Bost0n
iOst And whose boots should he black? Dana Is
Bulctha
THE Rev II. II: Hayden, accused of the murder
remains in Jail. His wife spends most of her time
| with him.
| MCKEE RANRIN was arrested for debt in Phila.
| delphia Oh Saturday, but discharged on denying
that he owned any property except the play known
| as THE Danites.'
THE Emperor Williams reader Schneider died
at Berlin the other day and in his coffin his head
rested on cushion made of hair which the BARRIERS
had clipped from his head during the last thirty
| years.
WHEN II, was announced that Miss Hauk would
| not be able TO sing at the Boston Theatre last
week, ana That III TroyatOro' would be substitute
ed the sum of 81 800 was returned to purchasers
| tickets.
| GENERAL GRANT is quoted MS saying that If he
were not an American he would bo an English.
man. He Is said to have taken hearty liking to
| the Prince of Wales Of whom he saw a good deal
in Paris last summer.
NJ. II. oNsGEY, of Kentucky; Ben Letcher OF
| New York; George H. Hibbard, of San francisco
{. J.. Stephenson, OF St. Paul; c. c. Bemis of san
trnciscui II. q. Carr Of Louisville. KY. Thomas
shaw, of Philadelphia, and l. Fchrcnbach and
wife OF Cincinnati, Ohio are at the Ebbtt House.
THE following persons eelsercda at Wizards Ho.
tel yesterday Judge Hugh L. Bond, Baltimore
Md; C. i. Huntington, New York Major james IT,
Young, New York Samuel s. Riker and WIFE, New
York Charles II. Ranney and wife, New York y.
Quigley, Wilmington, Del; i. a. Hayt, Commis
siomer Indian ONCE w. b. Haven, New York
j. Bigler, Newbury, \. Y; George w. Quntnrd
New York Truro Robinson. New York; Henry e.
Davis Philadelphia, and j. II, Hersey, Rochester
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