National Republican., 1880-09-22
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONIL.

NJ DE CATAKAEzY has left Berlin for ST.
Petersburg.
SENATOR BLAINE will speak in Now York
next month
GENERAL FrTz JOHN PORTER is a guest at
the National.
GENERAL GIBDoN, U. s. A., registered at the
National yesterday.
LIEUTENANT J. H. LANE, Twenty rth iu-
fantry, has resigned
SECRETARY EvARTs Is expected to roturn
to Washington to-day.
THOMAS II. WEBB, agent of the Old Domin-
ion steamship company, died yesterday at Nor
folk.
Mrs. HAZARD, Of Monticello Ill., gave
birth to five babies on Saturday. They arO all
alive.
lT is said that Governors Davis and Plaistod
will 20 TO indiana TO tell the people how IL
was in Maine.
INFORMATION received at the White House
from the president states that ho will return
to Washington about October 20.
GENERAL HANCOCK tells All Alabama man
that ho hopes the negroes are behaving agree
ably to the southern people," Quite sol
SENATOR MCPHERSON of New Jersey paid
flying visit TO Washington yesterday, stopping
vt the Arlington, aud leaving on the carly
evening train.
THE doath of Captain Erskine Gettings,
Third artillery, occurred on Monday nt Fort
Hamilton. He was graduate Of West Point
and a native of Maryland
DlR BUsuRoD BIRCH, discussing officer Of
tho treasury, takes u leave of absence for his
health. Treasurer Giliillan has been desig-
mated to perform his duties.
CAPTAIN EDWARD $. MEYER, U. s. army
(rctired), has been detailed rs professor Of
military science aud tactics NJ the Western Re-
serve college, Hudson, Ohio.
SEVERAL democratic senators are In New
York looking after Hancock. Among them arc
Eaton of Connecticut, Johnston of Virginia
aud Randolph of New Jersey.
Mrs J. =. PALMER, the onterprising mill
liner, has loft fol New York to receive her inn
portations Of millinery arriving this week at
that port by the European steamers
TIE Vicksburg (AIisi.) Herald (dcm.) thinks
| that rather than allow the reelection of Ack-
| len OF Louisiana the democrats OF his district
should vote for tho republican candidate.
THE late Mar,hall o. Roberts OF New York
bCqueathed his wife $4,000 per year during
her life aud TO each Of his children $4,000
per year. lis residence and pictures are not
| to bo sold.
SECRETARY EvAETs and Attorney. General
| Dcvcns who have been much ieastCd in Bos-
ton, wero entertained AT breakias on Saturday
by tho Hon, Robert g. Winthrop, ut his resi-
| dcnce IN BrOUkine.
MRs. GRACE whose two daughters were
scaIded TO death in the May 5 Landing disaster,
died on Monday. She had never recovered
the nervous shock produced by the unIimoly
death of her childron.
CAPTAIN w. j. VANCE of tho interior de-
partmcnt has written novel Of Washington
life, which will soon be issued from the press.
The title is princes Favors" Captain Vance
used to be correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial.
SENATOR DoN CAMERON arrived in WASH
ingtOn yesterday and registered at Worm
ley's. Senator Cameron spoaks confidently
OF the situation in Pemnsy lvanln, and is SAN
guine OF the election of Garfield to the prvsi-
dency. He leaves this morning.
A STATUE, heroic size, of General Daniel
Morgan, the hero OF Cowpens, is being modelled
by j. q. A. Ward. 1t will he cast in bronze
aud erected at Spartanburg, S. q, The un-
yelling will take place January II, 1884, the
centennial anniversary of the battle.
Mrs. DIR. J. NJ. JOHNSON of Atlanta, Ga,
and Mrs NJ. II. lipscomb of Athens arrived
Friday evening, September 16, with thirteen
young ladies from their state for Wavcrley
seminary, Georgia will be well represented
the coming yoar in Miss Lrscomb's school.
} Miss SnARMAS CRAWFORD, an glish lady.
q niece OF the Mr.. William ShaImAn Crawford
who for mary years represented Rochdale in
parliament, has so far felt the injustice Of the
lDIlllSl VI ldIulluR lhlIl lndL SHc
given her tenants in the county Uf Water ford
lease forever Of their holdings
Mrs, CHAMBERLAIN mother Of ex- Governor
d. IL. Chamberlain, died on Thursday last at
West Brookleld, Mass, at tho advanced ago
OF nineLy.four years. She was buried Oh FRI
day, her six sons being her pall.bearers. Ten
OF her children attended the funeral, among
them Rev. Leandor Chamberlain aud Governor
ID. ii. Chamberlain.
A FRIEND of Governor Hainptons wrote to
Mr.. John Jay, protesting against the latter
assuming that Hampton delivered tho lea
and Jackson" speech at Staunton. WhGreupon
Mr. Jay quotes from an address made before
the Southern Historical society At Richmond
iu 1873, by Hampton, when he delivered him
self OF the very same sentiment us al Staunton.
This is II settler.
Mrs. ELLEN SCHLEY, wife of Colonel J. NJ.
Schley, democratic congressional nominee in
tho sixth district, was taken suddenly i'll at
her residence IN Cumberland, Nd, last Mon
day evening and died in fifteen minutes, il Is
supposed from heart disease. Mrs. Schlcy was
about sixty-fvo years old and was very es-
timable lady. She was daughter OF the late
Colonel o. w. II. Stull, well known in Wash
ngton and Allegheny counties. She leaves
no children,
--sas----
Murderers to be Put Oh Trial.