National Republican., 1880-06-16
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HoS. LOGAN II. Roof of Arkansas isat the
Riggs.
Hon. LEVI e. MASH OF Pen nsylvania is at
Wizards
Hon. JOSEPH JoRGENsEN of Virginia is reg
istcred at the Riggs.
CAPTAIN JAMES B. EADs of st, Louis is reg
st cred at Wliaid's.
MAJOR JAMES II. YouNG of New York is
regist cred at Wizards.
Ex.GovERNoR WILLIAM Il. MINOR of Con.
necticut is ut Wizards.
GENERAL S. A. HURLBREr of Illinois ar.
rived ut the Riggs yesterday.
Hon. S. b. ELKINs, ex-delcgnte in congress
from New Mexico and now of New York. is at
the Arlington.
ARCHBISHOP GIBBoN, of Richmond, Va, it
is runogcd will be nude cardinal before his
return from Rome.
ASSOCIATED STEPHEN j. FIELD, of
the United States supreme court, was at The
Buckingham hotel, New York yesterday.
THE Hon. RUFUS S. CHELSEA of Massachu.
sctts, has just established $1,000 scholarship
at Wellesley college, of which ho is = trustee.
TuE literary society of B0strop, La., has
been debating the question Was Aaron Burr
Il traitoI2' and has decided il in the negative
GENERAL ROGER A. Pryor registered at the
Arlington yesterday lie has the same black
hair, the pleasant smile and the clear musical
voice that old residents Of Washington rcmem-
ber 50 well from twenty years ago.
RILEY, the oalsman says he IS suffering
from malaria contracted at Washington, If he
had the constitution Of ~ Congressman he could
stay Mt he capital all summer without ever
thinking Of malaria. The rowing men are al.
togo ther too delicate.
COLONEL BoDINE was fortunate in reaching
Ireland without having the American team
weakened by sea sickness. Only two Of the
rifemeu suffered Now let them prepare to
acqUt themselves at the target SO as not to
make their friends sick
A LIBERAL citizen Of Philadelphia rec emily
subscribed $500 annually for ten years for the
support of q fellowship in Washington aud Lc o
university at Lexington, Va. 1t is his pur-
pose to give, in the meantime, such sum 40
will Weld permanent income Of 5000 annually
for the fellowship.
Mr.. FLOOD, the "bonanza king" Of the Pa.
cilc coast, spent Sunday in Newport, and on
Monday took drive about tho city. He WAS
accompanied by Ulysses S. Grant, jr, son of
ex-Presidcnt Grant, whose engagement to Miss
Flood has already been announced. The party
has returned to New York
THE New Orleans Picay,Rs comes to us in
mourning LOT tue ucAlh uI l'o Io'N'uN"i N""Hi'l
| Gerard Stith, which occurred at Wytheville,
| Va, on the 18th instant. Colonel Stith WAS
born at Fairfax in 1921, and resided for some
| years in this city, where he married Miss
| Clara Morsell, daughter Of Judge Morsell,
Colonel slth went to Now Orleans in ls45,
aud in 1858 was elected mayor OF that city, ~
an American, beating General Bcauregmd,
| democrat
TIE death of the father Of Senator Bayagd
recalls tho extraordinary prominence OF the
family in the history of the United States SEN
ate. James Ashton Bayard, father of the late
ex-senator Bayard, was a senator from 1907 10
| 1913. His sou, Richard II. Baysrd, was twice
elected senator, in 1886 aud l5il. Richard il,
| Bayard was succeeded in the senate by the
lato James Ashton Bayad, his brother who
was elected to the senato in 1851 and remained
there until lsG4 when he rcsigncd because he
would not take tho "ironclad,"