National Republican., 1880-07-22
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONAL.

GENERAL BABcocK is guest at Willard's.
Mrs. COLONEL ESocn TorrEN is at Bed
ford Springs.
CONGRESSMAN BEN BUTrERwoRTH is at
tho Ebbtt house.
SAMUEL NoRMEST, esq returned yesterday
from Warrenton sulphur Springs, Va.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
UrroH left for Fortress Monroe last night.
MRs MARY CLEMMER Is one of Mrs. Ad-
mird Dlhlgien's guests at South Mountain.
JOSE p MAcnEcA has been recognized by
the president US consul Of Bolivia, at New
Orleans,
JoHS VI, HAwKEY has boon appointed in
tcroul revenue storokccpcr for the tenth dis.
trict o. Ohio.
SECRETARY SHERMAN Is expected home To-.
day. Assistant Secretary Upton has gone to
Fortress Monroe.
LLEwELLYN T. WooDrN Of Michigan has
been appointed agent for tho Otoc Indian
agency in Nebraska.
MIR AND Mrs. G. $. MOVES aud their daugh-
ter Maud, who have been making an extended
western trip, returned home last evening.
JUDGE TuostAs B. MEDARY and wife Of
Norfolk and Hon. g. J. Henklo Of Maryland
were registered ut the National last evening.
Hon. W. WALTER PHELPS on Tuesday sold
his dwelling on Madison avenue, New York,
to Mr.. Morgan Of Morgan, Drcxol & Co.. for
S2l5000.
COLONEL Jonv FARRELL, United States
commercial agent at Gloucester, England, is
in this city, the perfect picture of health and
cOntentment.
Or. TANNER says that he has studied his
own system, and intends to demonstrate tho
fact that the human organism can be run by
water power"
SECRETARY SHERMAN aud Collector Mer-
ritt Of New York, ou board the revenue cutter
Grant reached Fortress Monroe yesterday
morning aud left at once for Washington.
THERE Is TO be great banquet at Delmoni.
co.'s, In New York, in commcmoration of the
arrival Of the great Egyptian monoleth IN
America, to which the president aud his cabi-
net are to be invited.
Mn. BERGu has proposed to Mayor Cooper
that the law regulating dogs by requiring a
license and collar be extended to include
cats. He thinks there arc too many ill.be-
hayed cats in New York.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD. who Is now head
manufacturer in the Highland mill, Hunting
ton, Mass, was onco partner in ono Of the
largest mercantile houses In Scotland, but
came to financial grief in the Spanish trade
during the Spanish civil wal, aud Immediately
set to work again to support bis family.
]. FGNNELL, q California farmer, has 10000
acres Of wheat Throshing began on the 22l
| oil June and VIII not be finished before tho
1T of September. Two hundred and forty
horses and mules arc now being worked in
heading, threshing aud hauling the sacked
grain, aud soon plowing will be commenced,
the four operations progressing at the ssmo
time The yield has averaged twenty-five
bushels per acre.
MEssRs. 3. +. HOWARD, Rodolph Owens
and Frank Davis Of baltimore, j. Frank Smith
of st. Iinigoes, Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall, Il. II.
Thompson aud lady, J. n. Oliver, Mrs. Cap
tain Walker and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carrgan and family, J. II. Seiflert and
daughters, Charles L. Bright, hlrs, Shaw,
James Bueler and sou, L. Klein and many
others arc at Moore's hotel, Leonardtown, en-
joying themselves hugely and being benefited
in health by the delicious ozone there pre-
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