National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
WAsHTNGToN, March, 1870.
PERSONAL.

HoS. G. G. VEST, Of Nevada, Is booked at Will
lard's.
Hos. a. LoUDoy sNowDEN, of Philadelphia, is at
Wilards.
Hos GoDLovE S. ORTIZ, of Indiana, is at the Eb-
bitt House.
HoY, f. II. MOORE, of Athens Ohio, is at the Eb
bit House.
Hos. 9. II. GrosvENoH, of Athens, Ohio, is booked
at the Ebbltt House.
NJ. p. HANDy, editor of the Philadelphia Times is
registered at Wizards.
COLONEL 81 p. SHALLcRoss, of West Virginia. is
stopping at the National.
Hos. NJ. A. MCCoRD, of Fairfield, Ind is regis.
tered at the Ebbitt House
GENERAL 4. G. ELLIS, of Hartford, Conn.,, is quar-
tered at the Ebbitt House.
Hos. ". X. MYERS, of Indiana and Hon. IT, Bis
bee of Florida affixed their signatures to the ST.
James register yesterday.
THE BdHimorcun Of Saturday next will contain
besides an admirable photograph, Il biographical
sketch of General shields.
=. c. d. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia; William A.
BrOwnGr. st. Louis. and f. LovcjOy, Philadelphia,
are stopping ut Wizards.
I. W. BUCK, OF Canada; A. VI. Dodge, New York
city, and +. b. Warren, Philadelphia, are among
the arrivals at the Riggs House
THE list of arrivals at the Metropolitan was aug
mented by Hon. A. II. COfiroth Pennsylvania and
Hon. William Lowe, Alabama.
5. FRIEDMAN, ESQ, who was cxiled from Germany
a short time ago for his socialistic doctrines" has
apartments at the Metropolitan.
SENATOR GORDON had so far recovered from his
illness yesterday as to be permitted by Dr. Garnet
his attending physician, to toxic carriage ride.
Mrs Gordon has also partially recovered.
A. MOORE Of San Antonlo Osgood Welch, ]. S.
O'Sullivan. and ii. G. Fahnestock, New York; MIR.
and Mrs. David p. Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. II.
II. Fay Boston, and Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. f. Bowditch,
FruminghaIn, are guests at Wormley's.
THE register at the National yesterday contained
the names Of the following Congressman A. T..
Stevenson and j. w. singleton, of Illinois Emory
Speer. of Georgia; W. b. Hill, of Ohio, and J. W.
Ryan, OF Pennsylvania.
HoUNG ladies who wear their hair banged will
doubtless be proud 10 know that the fashion was
first introduced into the New York Girls Reform
School as II modification of the prison custom OF
shaving one side of the prisoners head, in order
that they might be recognized in the event of their
escape from the institution.
Hon. GEORGE III. CowELL. late Chief Clerk of the
| Post.Oiicc Department under PostmaSterGeuera
Jewell, was reelected by the Republicans to serve
his third term rs judge of the court at Waterbury
| at the recent election in Connecticut. Judge
COwell Is ole of the most promising young lawyers
| of the State In which he resides
| GENERAL CARLOS BUTrERFlELD, who for many
| years has been widely known throughout the coun
Try for his efforts In promoting trade eand commerce
in the Spanish American States, Is rapidly improy
| ing He was IN this city i'll the spring of 1857 Hs
| Commissioners OF the Mexican government IN
charge of the FORSYTH treaties and other important
| State matters. While here at that time ne con
| tracted the disease so prevalent at the National
Hotel at the time of Mr.. BuChnnanS Inauguration
| from which his friends, Hon William Montgomery
| Mississippi, aud several others, died. Notwih
| standing the Generals sulerngs from that cause
| lie is still vigorous, and retains his mental powers
| to u remarkable degree.