National Republican., 1880-11-29
PERSONAL,

MrYrsrER KAssoN sailed for Vienna Saturday.
THE arrival OF vicc-Prcsldont Wheeler is look q
| for to-day.
MnL4!is the English artist pays tax on an in
| como Of s350O)
GOVERNOR sPRAGuE and his son Willie are at
| the Riggs house.
Representatives HAHNGn, simonion and Bur.
| r0ughs are IN the city
Hon. MARSHALL JEWELL und Whitclaw Reid art
| guests ut the Arlington,
| THE president and Mrs. Hayes have no intention
| Of going TO Europe when they retirc.
} HoN. BEy BurTERwoRrn Of Ohio SIS O candidate
| or the spcNkcrship Of the next house.
| GESERNL GRANT last week sold his Long Branch
| cottage to Mrs. @. j. Bulklcy for 5000.
| CONGRESSMAN URNER of Maryland has taken his
| SON 70 New York for medical treatment
| Mr.. HARVEY WArrERsoV and family Of Ken
| tucky have arrived IN the city for the winter.
| 4 sTYR1Ay soda-water manufacturer IS ready to
| staryc with DR.. Tanner using beer against water.
THE contemplated resignation OF the marquis OF
| MED
q. W. Jovrs. greenbocRor. Is elected in the Gah
| Texas district over sheppard, democrat, by 0Jd
| majority
MAJOR Ronanr w. HuvrER editor OF the Win.
| chester tNa.l Times has been making brief visit
| TO this city.
LoRp LASsDowyE has fed from his Kerry cs
| toes to England to protect himself from threat
| encd DEATH
AMONG the passengers by the steamer Algeria at
| New York Yesterday wus Father Gayo2z, the noted
| Italian clergyman.
THE Typographical society Of Paris has con.
ierred It's grand medal Of honor on Professor i. V,
| Hayden, the gcOlOgist.
a .anAST Of G35 900 Is to be propo-el FOR General
| Sir Frederick Roberts the hero of Caudahur, in
| the English parliament
| SAMUEL L. CASEY. general passenger agent Of tho
| Chicago, st. louis n New orleans railroad COM
| pauy, died In the latter city last Friday.
| JUDGE WATRGSs treasurer Of Union theologi'
cal seminary, has received check from Mr. Nc.
Cormick toi rcupins machine funnel for $50 $50.
| G. s. T.. RoUSsEvILLE, busiucss manager OF the
Donald Rumme party ana Frank II. king, man
| uger Of the Riyeking troupe are at the National.
| Ar hllfpast tomorrow evening the marrageoi
Miss Minnie steuOrt of this city and MIR. Edward
Davis Of Providence, r. l., will be solemni1ed al
| the Epiphany church
| SECRETARY SuERMAS's annual report has been
| printed aud Will be sent 10 collectors Of customs
| this week with Instructions to deliver 1t to thi
press ai,orit reaches congress
Mrs. SUE BURKE recently testified IN libel suli
that She was sole owner Of the DtH.cfai aud hes
| husband only managing editor.
Mr. LAssooS gentleman resident IN Belgroyo
square, London, hus built himself stable for his
| twenty horses on top OF his house. The horses ara
| carried up aud down By means OF o lit.
a BosroN doctor tells the Glols that vegetable
hanncs arc better than wooden AGuncs tor win
ter wear. Some ono Is sure to suggest cabbage US
an appropriate style Of flannel for u beat.
TuE finest dress ever seen in Atlanta was worn
at the inaugural ball by Miss Leila Auslell OF that
city. II cost 5000, and was trimmed with Lace
purchased by her in Paris III $500 per yard.
CAHLYLEs miserable condition OF mind and
body forces him % give up the writing Of an auto
biography. HO has therefore commissioned hiS
| old fried Mr. Fryude, the historian, 10 begin It's
preparation.
Miss EMMA ErnEElpGg, daughter Of cx.Reprc.
sentative Emerson Etherldse Of Tennessee, was
| married on Thanksgiving evening 20 hat'pasl
o'clock. at 81, Peters church, Memphis, to Mr. John
| V. Moran OF Detroit
GENERAL McCLELLAE has taken house at No, .
Gramercy park, New YORK, where his wife VIII
give series OF receptions during the winter, at the
| ilrst OF which Miss May Mcclellan will make her
debut IN New York society.
HON TlLlp c. PouND OF Wisconsin has rented
General Gurlieds house, at the corner Of Tirecnth
and streets. We gave notice Oh the morning otJuuo
last that this house would be for rent Hboutth,s
time, and Governor Pound has haI his eye on IL
| ever -iuce
rne HoAs JoaaI s,;s lac ..:,yw'ny: "iiss
Mabel May an accomplished young English lady,
Will be the companion and assistant o. Mrs. Gar
field IN doing tho hunors of the White House. Last
year MIS-. May was teacher IN seminary at Day
ton, Ohlo.'
AT noon tomorrow, at the residence Of her
father, tho secretary OF the senate Miss Katharine
! Newell Burch wil! be married to Mr. Leslie War
ncr OF N0shyillc Tenn, The couple Will go north
ON brief trip and theuce to NASHVILLE, Where they
Will reside in future.
The funny newspaper men inss. that Poln.
dexter Dunn Is defeated IN the first district Of
Arkansas and that ",ollred balbor' Is elected
In his pace J, is not true, but then the f. H. m.
would often lose a joke if iAcy stopped upon q
mere question OF fact.
GESERALJ j. $. BGisDlS major Second cavalry U.
:. A., has just published book giving !uiOrmG.
t'NA lttttNe 10 sEvlh-lUle.nb a.! Nnlull't Hhu Ia
kon. He selects rs his tiAc The Beef Bonanza
| OF How 10 Get Rich by Breeding and Grazing Cat
Tie on the Great llalns.'
| CAPTAIN llowGATE says he will take 5000 worth
| OF stock in the new Operu-hOuse for Washington,
General Bglkuap says he viii 10 better than tlUt--
he win take $1,000 worth Of shares. Better than
either Mr j. i. Ulms.old says he will give SJ,U0I
In cut stone for the foundation
| GENERAL AND Mrs. GARFIELD were entertained
| at breakfast saturday morning by General sChgNCk
several Of the most distinguished gCUuCuCn Ct the
diplomatic corps were invited " meet them. SEN
Htur Elwuuds also gave dinner 10 General and
Mrs, Garfield on Friday evening,
| GENERAL GRASr visited Philadelphia on satur.
day. lie called upon The widow Of a. E. Borle
whose late husband was his travelling companion
IN the east, after which lac luuCACu wth MI. a. J.
| pgsNcl ana MI George w. CIlds. Ho returned 70
| New York at =. m, The visit was purely social
| one,
AMONG tho guests at The White House on satur-
day evening 20 meet General Garfield and Wlio
were Chiet-Justigc and Mrs. Waite, Justice Suoug
| Mrs. Dth.greu, Mr. Bancroft, senator and Mis-.
Morrill,, Repre- eutGtiye and Mr., Horace Davis,
Mg,. Nyuis Of san Francisco, M.ssr5. Hutlcrworlh
and shellNbn-ger Ar. Rogers and Major SWAIN.
Hos, ARTENAs HALE ut BrldgwUtGr, Mlss., Is
claimed by the NlncNCudou Jyu1t. as the Oldest
eS-menher OF congress now living. lie IS ninety
teyeu years of lsc, and when he g,st his vote for
General Garfield il WAS hi, twouug,, vote l0r pres.-
dent. lie Is In good health and take, lively in-
guuat Zoo affairs. Alabama also claims resident of
Mobile gs the oldest living eNmembgr Of congress
300 thc person OF Mg, john A. Cuthhggt lie grad.
congress ln 1873.
young thoL
Slmucl Young, co,ored boy employed
by Alphousc Z. Hilton, a secondhand dealer
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