National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-29
PERSONAL.

Miss GABRIELLE GREELEY intends to enter ~ con-
vent.
COLONEL g. " IIENEy, L. $. A, is at the Ebbitt
House
GovEnNoE HoYr, Of Pennsylvania, is a guest at
Wizards.
Mrs. McCRAny is stl quite IN. and will not re.
cciye to-day.
IIoN. THOMAS c. rLArr of owego is guest at
the Arlington.
Hos. G. e. SPENCER, of Aabamu is hooked at
Hon. W. BAKEwEII, of PittShurs, is quartered at
the Ebbtt House.
Hos. JouN HUGHrs, of New jersey, is booked at
the Ebbtt House.
Hon. g. ". BEgBR, of New York. Is registered
at the Riggs House.
\. j. pAN, proprietor OF the ASlor House. New
York, is at Wizards.
GENERAL W. f. REYNOLDS, Of Philadelphia, Is
quartcrcd at Wizards.
MAYOR W. S. SrOKEIEY, of Philadelphia, has
taken rooms Nt Wizards.
CNPrkIS !. II. MERRyMAN, of New Jersey is
booked at the Ebbitt House.
CiFNERAL PAUL \. DUNCAN, of New York arrived
nt the Ebbitt House yesterday.
Postmaster A. LOUpoN SNOwpTN, of Philadcl.
pima, is registered ut Willards
Hos. X, ;. GEEEN and wife. OF New Jersey, have
taken rooms ut the Riggs House.
COSGEEs,NIAN-ELECT f. T.. BEIT2HooVEr, of Penn
sylvnnia, arrived AT Wizards yesterday
O.D. BAKER OF Georgia; T.. l.. Baker Massachu.
sets and j. ". Potter Providence X. L., arc guests
nj WOrnlcyS.
CLAYTON McMlcIltEl, of the Philadelphia Norih
iHitTitttp, and w. Y. Mexican, of the Philadelphia
Ledgcr, are at Wllards.
FRANKLIN DCSpoR, of Philadelphia; strickland
Kneass, president Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
| road Joseph l.. Cayeu. OF philadelphia aud Da-
yid A. Wells, OF Connecticut, arc stopping at VIII
| lards.
is Frankforton the Main. on Saturday evenings,
the daughters and wives of the paWnbiUkers In the
Ghctta drive TO the promenade covered with the
jewels left in pawn with their fathers and hus'
| bands
| GENERAL X, Il. DAWES, of Marietta, Ohio, one of
| the brigndicrgencral graduates of the sixth Wis
| cousin Noluntoers-"lron lirigude'-s at the Ma
tiOuU General Bragg OF the House, Is also OF the
same regiment and brigade.
! Mg. CksSIrs NJ. CLAY has lust given the Ken
lucky Historical Society the oil portraits of Alex
audcr H. Of Russia, and his wife, paiuted by Win.
! tcrhultCr, lie has also presented TO the society
more than 300 rare and valuable objects, including
many desirable autograph letters,
Miss MORGAN of New York. Miss Burlingame'
daughter Of the former Minister to China, and Miss
Neal daughter of the artist, said to be the pos.
SCISSORS Of three Of the charming lDCes to be seen in
| Mr.. ROscnthaps picture of THE Seminary
! Alarmed'-a picture which is becoming familiar
| through photographs aud cugrayings.
! Mrs. EDNA ARBorr WErmERgLL says since she
| came ont in yellow rig She has received no cud
of loYG.lOrn letters from college youths and half.
| grown boys, who seem 10 think her sweet sixteen
! and are ready TO swear by blonde locks that they
| adore her In her case the fair singers yellow
| toilet seems to act MS u love philtrc.
TUR Utica Herald OF Monday says Boss Tweeds
| former cOachman trampcd into ltiCa one night
! Inst week. He walked from New York to Fort
| Plain, where newspaper friend fed aud brushed
| him up aud paid his fare to Utica where he has
relatives. His wife and three children died recent
| ly, The Boss gave him 500 once for saving his
| youngest son nom drowning"