National Republican., 1880-08-17
PERSONAL.

GENERAL RAMSEY returned yesterday.
JUDGE HoADLY aud wife are at Deer Park
hotel. Nd.
POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY will probably
be in the city tomorrow.
MIR. BROOKS ox-chief clerk Of the Indian
bureau, left the city yesterday.
Mr.. WmrELAw REID Of the New York TriJ-
tuie has boun visiting in Yellow Springs.
GovERNoR r. L. FENToN Of New York is
at Wormlcy's. Ito is ia excellent health and
spirits.
LLOYD r. WEIGH, principal chief Of the
Cherokee indians in North Carolina, died Of
consumption recently.
DR., u. WEBSTER PRENTfss and wife hnvo
gone to Newport on q brief visit and will prob
ably bo thoro for a fortnight.
El GovERSoR HoRATIo SEYMOUR aud Mrs.
Seymour spent few days last week at the
Spring house, Richfeld Springs.
EX-SEcRErARY HAMILTON FISH has va
Gated his cottage on the cliffs ut Newport, IL.
J., aud gone 20 his summer residence ut Garri-
son on the Hudson.
Mr. FLOOD, the California banker, Is said to
have purchased Malbone, the residence of
Mrs. Bedow, at Newport, II. l., for 100000,
TO be occupied by the future Mrs. U. 5. Grant,
ir
CHIEF.JUsTIcE WAITE and ex-Uuitod States
Senator Foster of Connecticut are the guests
Of ChiefJustice Daily Of New York, at his
summer residence in North Haven, near Sag
| lIarbor.
Hon. SAMUEL +. HUNT Is enjoying himself
| at the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga. At u
grand hop given ut that hotel recently Mr..
Hunt was the escort Of Miss Foster, daughter
of Governor Foster, Of Columbus, Ohio.
sALvISI, the Italian tragedian, has signed
contract whereby he engages to play five
months in this country under Mr.. Stctson's
management, beginning November %. lie
will be supported by an American company
under tue direction of Mr.. l.. Il. Shewcll.
Col. /. s. TIcHEEoR of the third auditors
flee is revisiting old scenos in California, he
having been resident of Placer county in
that state before the war. Colonel Tichenor
proposes to organize the Boys in Blue" out
thorc, and will speak in San Francisco aud
other places in the state on tho political is
sues of the day.
FRED MAY, who became conspicuous on ac-
count of an alleged duel between himself and
james Gordon Bennett few years ago, was q
prisoner in the police court ut Long Brauch
last Sa urday having been arrested for dis
orderly conduct Mt the West End hotel. No
complainant appearing against him he was dis
| charged from custody.
Mr. JOSEPH T. BENDER, chief of tho finance
division, who had boon detailed to visit tho
| Pacific coast on business tor the Indian hui
reuu, has been recalled By Telegraph and was
yesterday assigned to duty as acting chief clerk
of the bureau. Commissioner Marble OF tho
| patent Office continues to act rs commissioner
| Of Indian affairs during the illness Of Commits
sioner Trowbridge.
Miss MARY BINSEY BANKS eldest daugh-
ter Of General n. Z. Banks, was married in
Christ church chapel, Waltham, Mass Friday
evening to Rov. Paul Sterling Of Gambler,
Ohio Among, tho guests present was Mr..
Joseph +. Banks, the generals only son, who
came from Nevada, where lie is engaged in tho
United States government survey, especially
for the purpose of attending the wedding, he
having been absent from home for four years.
The newly married couple departed for Gam
bier, Ohio, their future home, after the ccre-
mony.
COLONEL JOSEPH w. PARKER OF New York,
formerly Of the staff OF THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, aud now putting into graceful and
admired practice those lessons of virtue and
gool.fellowsAip he learned during his con-
nection with this journal is registered at Will
lard's. Joe is us good looking aud genial as
ever; also a triile stouier His heart expands
so much every year that IL is only natural
that his stomach should "Iolow suit to ac-
commodate the formers demands, Colonel
Parker received genuine ovation FROM his
hundreds of friends in Washington.