National Republican., 1880-08-16
PERSONAL.

| Mr.. HARRY JAcoDs, the Washington lew
elcr, having spont two weeks at Cape May has
proceeded to Concy island.
LORD DUPPLGN, prospective son.in.law to
| w. III. Vanderbilt, will accompany tho family
to this country in tho fall.
Mn. AUGUST BELMONT gave a dinner nc
Newport on Wednesday last in honor Of the
graduation Of his son at tho naval academy.
TuE Count aud Countess Tolfcrner have ar
rived at Newport Tho countess was Miss
Iungcriord, aud is a sister Of Mrs. j. w. Mac.
Kay.
MRs. NANCY DAY BEACH, widow Of Moses
y. Beach founder of the New York Sun died
in New York on Thursday, aged seventy
eight years.
GEORGE b. STEOUcH, prominently connected
with tho James River Mining & Steel COM
pany at Lynchburg, Va, died at Pottsville,
Pa, on Friday.
Hon. w. A. PLEDGER, chairman Of tho roe
publican state central committee Of Georgia, IL
in the city. He says three districts in his
state will 90 republican.
SECRETARY THOMPSON was at Salt Lake
City on Friday last. lie was cordially re-
ccived by the governor and citizens. IIo left
for tho east Saturday morning.
PosTMAsrEa-GEEERAL KEY and Colonel
William B. Thompson, superintendent of the
railway postal service. arrived at Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs on Saturday.
COLONEL GEORGE b. CoRKHILL, United
States District attorney who has been spend
| ing somo time at Cape May, has gone 10
Brighton Beach, G. l., where he will remain
until called home by official duties.
HANLAN will sail from New York Septem-
Dor 4, accompanied by Dave Ward, Headslcy
the trainer, aud some other sporting men.
Haulau's headquarters in England will be
Bells, Putncy Tho ex-champion Is in fno
trim.
! b. B. HARRISON formerly clerk Of the
Wecnis transportation line in Baltimore, died
at the residence of his father.iu.law, DIR. f. B.
Chewing, in Fredericksburg last Tuesday, OF
sOftening Of the brain, aged about thrtY-eight
years
| CINCINNATI. having had enough Of Thco-
doro Thomas, has invited Max Maret2elS to
take IN his abode there aud assume tho
| position of professor of voice IN the operate
department of the Cincinnati college OF
music. Maretzck has gracefully accepted.
GENERAL GRANT has not accepted the
presidency Of the Mexico Placer company.
lie has just returned to Manitou Springs, Col,
| from m cight.days' trip through the Gunson
mines. During the trip the general drove u
mulc.lCam to the admiration Of the mule.
whacSers Of the mountains.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. MoULToN Of West Camp.
| ton, Mass, rejoice In the posse s3on OF three.
monthsold daughter that weighs just thrco
pounds. Tho Infants arm Is described MS he
| ing of the sizs OF mans little finger, while
its hand is no larger than an ordinary thumb.
The child weighed one aud One-haif pounds
at its birth.
LORD STRATFoRD DE RADCLIFFE, the vet.
eran British diplomat died on August 4, in
London, at the age of ninety-fve. lie entered
the English foreign Office in 1867; was minis
ter to Basle in 1914; WAS present ct the cOu-
gress of Vienna in 1915, minister to Washing
ton in 1920 aud tc st. Petersburg in 1924. In
1881 he became embassddor 10 Turkey, and
with the exception OF a Short interim ro-
mained to represent English interest at Con-
stantinope, through all changes of the home
administration, until 1853 lie exercised al
most unbounded Influence In the east during
that time. lie was raised to tho pccrage in
1872, aud was made Knight of the Garter in
1863