National Republican., 1880-07-16
ONIL.


| GENERAL scHoFIELD is at Tie Ocean house,
| Newport
SAM WARD is at Newport, the guest of james
K, Keene.
JUDGE LAWRENCE took the oath of office
| yesterday
COMMISSIONER MORGAN has gouo
to the seaside.
GENEBAL GARFIELD has named his new
homo "LSwnfcd."
CoLoNgL THoaAs A. SCOTT has arrived at
| Newport IN his Yacht.
J. G. PAYNE and family departed yesterday
for Altoona, Pa, for tho summer.
GENERAL BUTLER will tako tho stump for
the Maine fnsionists next mouth.
GENERAL BENJAMN f. BUTLER is shifting
sea broezes at the Isles Of Shoals.
A. VI. GIBSON and family have gono 10
Portsmouth, N. H., for the summer
Mr.. w. II. BLISS was commissioned United
States district attorney ut st. Louis yesterday.
COLONEL CASH, the South Carolina duellst
has given himself up to the authorities and
has been bsiled.
SECRETARY SHERMAN aud party were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Senator Burn
side ut bis cottage Ia Bristol, L. /.
Hon. CARL ScHURa has arranged for tho
postponcment of his speech at Indianapolis
from Monday until Tuesday next, July 20.
COLLECTOR GRAY Of North Carolina Is IN
the city. Ho says the republicans have good
| fighting chance for carrying that state noxa
fall
SECRETARY SoHURz and Hon. Marshall
Jewell dined together Wednesday night aud
discussed the political situation at length.
Mr. SchulH Is fully in accord with AR. Jewell.
JUDGE oEToN of Darlington. Wis, q lifelong
democrat, does not think Ii wise for the peopla
to place the republic in tho hands Of party
controlled by the south and will support and
vote for Garfield,
THE venerable Peter Cooper Of New York
has suffered greatly from the heat. Mayor
Cooper and Mr.. Hewitt were summoned TO his
house on Wednesday night in ANTICIPATION of
his DEATH but tho last reports indicate his
cOnvalesconco.
GoyERNoR LoNG, Marshall Jewell OF Con-
neCtiCut EX.GovornOrs Talbot and ClaAin,
Isaac H. Bailey Of New York, and Senstois
Dawes and Hoar will probably dine with tho
Massachusetts, club at tho Hotel Nautssket
next Thursday,
| GENERAL BEAUREGARD considers himself
neither "ropentaup NOR an "unTepsntant
rebel" but as no rebel at all, although hn
| philosophically accepts the consequence Of
standing up for what he considered his consti'
tutionGl rights"
| GoyERNoR SIMPSON Of South Carolina will
August j. Mr. Jetor president Of the senate,
will become governor South Carolina will
| thon have had three governors in less than two
| yoas-Hsmplon, who ro5lSnel to 50 to thu
senate, Simpson and Jeter.
TIE family Of James G.. Thompson are at
| the Haycoci Mountain house, Pennsylvania
| Mrs. Judge Wiggan Of South Carolina, Miss
.LayiuiL aud Adele Ebinghousen, the Misses Ida
INnd Carrie Staumhach aud Mr.. Walter Nixon,
well known to fashionable society in Wash.
ington, aIe summering At the same delightful
resort
THE following WMhingtonans have re
Gently registered at Oakland aud Deer Parl
Mrs, S. H. Kaufman aud ohildrop, II. A. Whit
uey, wife and children, r. W. Moore Colonel
j. j, Mccarthy, ID, G. Ad-r and wife, A. b,
Ruff, wife and child, r. f. Waggprman, Mrs.
II, IL Ciapp and Miss 0. L, Clapp. Deer
Park-George Manlsby Mrs, o. NJ. Harris,
Miss Edwards and two nurses, MI Yo,bidas
aud two children aud J, p, Butler.