National Republican., 1880-12-13
PERSONALITIES,

GEORGE ID. PRENTICE was Yankee car
pctbOggcr to the South.
"A WALKING national bank in disguise"
is what they call Charley Foster.
BLUE JEAN WILLIAMS left an estate
worth sl00,OOO--and his blue pants.
An Sin HEWITT is as exubcrant of woe
as pig caught under a bamyard gutc.
JOSIE MANSFIELD, the wicked Josie, was
n witness in divorce case in New York the other
day
KELLOGG, of Louisiana, is large manu-
hcturcr In the sugar trade. lie sells mainly in
Texas.
That Akoond of Squat, Mr. Sitting Bull,
has been struck blythe cold wave and Is now ready
10 surrender.
CHRISTINE NILSSON looks ten years older
than she is and has changed wonderfully since her
last visit TO America
"LouIsE CAMPBELL" is the way Lornes
wife signs her name. She regards her husbands
name good enough for her.
GOVERNOR WARMoTH expects to make
over one million pounds of sugar this year on
his Magnolia Ua.) plantation.
JrDIC, the actress, makes $4,000 year
in France and Russia, and saves nearly all Off
No husband to support, you see
DIR. A. S. LITrLEJoIIN, Bishop of Long
Island is delivering the annual course of sermons
before the University of Cambridge.
TnE only daughter of the colored Rev.
Highland Garrett of New York, Mrs Barbosn, has
gone to Liberia to found school there for native
girls.
SARAH BERNHARDTh has no reason to COM
plain of her reception In this country At the city
election In New Haven the other day she received
one vote for councilman.
MARY ANDERsoNs Hamilton Griffin step
whenever he meets newspaper reporter, and has
a chance to talk about Mary.
NELSON A. SMITH, of Marion, Mich, has
eaten nothing but eggs for ninety-cight days. His
stomach Is cggshaustcd by cggscessiye cggscrcise
that 1t cggspcls everything else.
EX-PREsIDENT MARK HOPKINS, of Will
ams College, will probably net as chaplain at the
Inauguration of his fnvorte student as President
of the United States on the fourth of next March.
THE manuscript of President Harrison's
inaugural address, delivered March T. lsil has just
been presented to Colonel Fred. Morley, of De.
troit, by negro servant in whose possession II has
been for nearly forty years.
NDLoNEL II AK, tllc ldClllC NOtSt miner
and millionaire, had narrow escape from death
last week. He wns inspecting drift, when the
earth cavcd, fatally injurng miner who accom-.
panied him on the trip of inspection.
NENNoR, the weather prophet, who is
held responsible for the cold weather, Is n Canada
man. who is In favor of free trade. He has man
aged TO export the low temperature of his region
to our country without paying any customhouso
charges Struggled II in.
PAYMAsTER JOIN CLYDE SULLIVAN, Y. S.
~, was married in New York on the 9Th instant "a
Miss Charlotte Louise, daughter of Joseph II
Tooker at one time commander of the Long
Branch steamer Plymouth Rock and nt present
superintendent of Whites line of Rockaway
steamers,
TIE committee appointed to solicit
contributions of silk to be made into quilt TO be
sold for the benefit of the Saint Paul's Home Mis-
sion, indianapolis, have received contributions
from Mrs. ". $. Grant, Mrs General Sherman, Mrs
Governor Foster, Mrs. J. A. Garfield, Mrs. o. T. Nor
ton, and fragment of n silk dress worn by Martha
Washington.
Mr.. ROBERT BARTON, one of the Pacific
Coast millionaircs, has packed up bag and baggage
and left san Francisco in disgust lie announces
that he Is going TO dispose of every dollars worth
ofpropcrty owned by him in California and take
the money TO some place where rich men nre not
made the target for sand.lot dcmagogucs and cgls
latiye robbers" He proposes 10 take up his resi-
drnce in New York.