National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-11
PERSONAL.

NJ. GAEBLER, of Chicago, is at the st. James.
w. J. STARK, Of New York, is at the st. James
H. Il. PRSDLEroN of Winchester, Va, Is ut the st.
James.
Hos f. III. HARRIS of Massachusetts,, Is u guest
at Wilards.
REV. J. Il GInsoN, of Sing Sing, New York, is q
guest at Wizards.
Hon. JAMES NJ. FRANCIS, proprietor OF the Troy
Times Is at Willard's.
HoN. T. J. JARVIS, Of North Carolina, is stopping
at the Metropolitan,
.LIErTESAYT GEORGE W. WOOD, U. S. N, is an
chored at Wormlcys
W. H. KEsSELBURGH manager Of the Troy Times,
Is booked at Wlards.
Hon. T. STONE, Of Maryland Hon. W. II, Leonard,
of New York, and General j. g. Field, of Richmond,
registered at the National yesterday.
COMMANDER WILLIAM a. HADDEN, U. s, NJ; Col
onel c. Porter, U. s. A.. and L. II. Newconlb Upper
Canada are guests at the Ebbit House.
JAMES a, CAMPnELL4 Hugh Campbell and Hugh
delphia, and Henry 4. Nichols, New YORK, arrived
at Wizards yesterday.
JoHN McIIEMRY, of Cincinnati G; +. Foster, of
Connecticut; Thomas IL. Dodge of Massachusetts,
L. L. Springer Boston, and L. b. Guthrie aud wife,
Of Pennsylvania, are booked at the Riggs House.
J. G. SMITH, H. :. Hanns, and Henry B; Bunting
of Philadelphia; y. f. Siles and j. b. wilkinson,
New York; +. L. Kalbdeisch and family, brooklyn
and J. NJ. Moflctt, New York, have rooms at Will
lards.
French, of bangor, Nc; II. St. Clair Of Portland;
| w. d. Andrews of Rockford, Ill., Ben X. Emerson.
| of Amherst Mass, and H. Mcintosh and sons of
Philadelphia, registered at the st, James yesterday
| THE Rev. Tom Beecher gets up to speak in dc.
| lcnse Of the Oneida community.
| WILLIAM j.. DODGE owns upward OF 100000 acres
| of pine lands in Dodge County Ga.
| EN.CoSGREsSMAS ORR, of Iowa's ninth district.
has struck rich silver bonanza in Colorado.
| DELA MATYR's church in indianapolis has been
sold for debt by: the sheriff. and the organization
| has disbanded.
of his Orange Grove plantation cnclosedby hedge
| of Mccartney roses.
1'nE Baroness Burdett.C Coutts has inherited nearly
| 10000 from her companion for many years, the
| late Mrs Hannah Brown.
| Mr. CHARLES DUFFY Of the Continental, will
again assume the management oil the Stockton
| Hotel, Cape May, this season.
| THE late Mrs. General Thomas w. sherman was
! q daughter of the late Governor shannon of Kan
sas reputc oftwenty'iive years ago.
JUDGE DAVID DAVIS is the only man in America
who isn't glad to see warm weather coming OH
again, except Colonel Ward H. Lamon.
BENSON VAN VLIET merchant Of Poughkeepsie
has been appointed superintendent OF Nassor Col
legc, vice William +. Torby, deceased.
THE Due de Morny. son of the celebrated Bona
partst Duke, who was mainly instrumental in the
coup deiat OF 1851, is visiting the United States.
Mrs CADY STANTON has lectured on the question
"What Shall We DO with Our Daughters ?" until
she has disposed other own TO lawyer OF Red Oak,
Iowa.
T MYRIcK GOULD, one of the party who bore the
Lane, died at Orange, Ohio, the other day aged
eighty-fye.
Miss ANNA DICKINSON during her Western tour
will deliver new lecture on "rhe Jews; Their
| Work and Their Influence Upon History, Ancient
and Modern.
; Miss JULIA HoLE.TS-THE.DAY was married a
White Earth Agency TO John Fairban Ks, on the All
instant. She Is Il daughter of the distinguished
Indian chief
BARON FERDINAND DE RoTHsCHILD Is a Fret
Mason, and he recently for grand treasurer bu
! was beaten by Lieutenant Colonel Creighton, ar
, Englishman.
: SPEAKER RANDALL has some claim to be con
sidered numismatst. In his collection he has
. specimen of every gold coin whichha been coinet
> in this country.
Miss SUSAN BAKER, the tallest woman In Hop
kinton, n. H.. has died, aged eighty, After death
= her body measured six feet two and one half
3 inches in length
=. THE wife of eX-Conroer Richard b. Connolly
of New York, has Just died in Switzerland, her
health having steadily failed since she followed
i her husband into exile