National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
PERsouALtr IS.


Is shopping atthe Dunbarton.
GENERAL McKEEvE Assistant Adu
ant. General. left last night for New York.
Miss MINNIE HAUK, of Little Rock, fol
sock Methodism for Indaism on Sunday last.
ADMIRAL HOWELL has arrived in Ne,
York from Europe, accompanied by his family.
GuITEAU is preparing to give an exhib
lion on tight.rope in Westinghouse Ithaca Jot,
aoL
BISHOP BEcRwiTB, of Georgia, and fan,
lily are spending a day or two with Admiral
itanly.
The rumor is revived that NJ. Bartholo.
NEE, the Russian Minister here is 10 be recalled
at once.
Rev. DR.. J. P. NEWMAN is in the city
registered at the Ebbitt House. He leaves OF
Monday.
Hon. HENRY VAN AERxAM, member
Congress, Thiriy-hird district, New York, is at tn
Arlington.
Hon. JOHN M. FRANCES the distin
sulshed editor Of the Troy Times, Is in the city,
the Arlington.
Mr.. j. s. BRowN, private secretary ;,
the President has gone TO New York TO be abseu
three or four days.
j. +. ALEXANDER, of Washington, wa,
passenger by the overland train to arrive at Sal
Francisco on Monday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Drum returned h
the city yesterday morning. amer an absence Of
about ten days in the West,
Mrs. LEVI p. MORTON, wife of the min.
lister to France has been greatly benefited IL
health by her sojourn at Royat.
Ex.SENAToR HAMLIN and party, includ.
ing his wife, are at willards, making their fare.
well visit here before going to Spain.
Mr.. GRoEsBEcK, of Ohio, testifies that
tho days of stump-speaking campaigns are passln,
by, because "thc press is taking tho place OF ora
| tory"
HALsTEAD, ofthe Cincinnati Commercial
has succeeded in making himself notorious b.
publishing his bogus interview with President
| Arthur
M. GAMBETrA is reported to have one
| disqualification for Republican leadership, and
| that is a love of luxury. The Cardiff Times men,
tions rumor that he is tho possessor Of a silver
bath.tub.
Mr.. BooKwALTER predicted the night
| before election that he would carry Ohio and
gave II as his opinion that the Democrats would
owe the result to his personal efforts. They coin.
eide In the opinion now.
| JACOB KIRALFy, father of the Kiralfy
brothers, died at NewYork Wednesday. He wa
born In Pesth, Hungary, in 1915 where he made 1
fortune as a cloth merchant. He came to thii
country thirteen years ago, and lived as retired
gentleman
DIR. HAWKINS, of Nashville, has beer
making a tour of inspection Of the marble and iror
interests of East Tennessee. He reports eight mar
BILE quarries in operation in Knox County. The,
ship marble to Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, ant
other points.
Mr.. JOHN WALTER, of the London Times
who Is now thinking Of turning homeward, ha
been so pleased with his American visit that h,
declares he would like to have his family live her
long enough to become thoroughly acquainted
with the people.
| GENERAL BUTLER having dined with
President Arthur, the qGd nuncs are on the aler
to know what 1t can mean. General Arthur be
ing q hospitable man, will more than probab
dine with other gentlemen, but the fact need no
alarm the timid
BUSTER came home from the match on,
day with cheek the size and color of blighte,
watermelon, and his eye bunged clear up to hi
hair. "what under the sun is the matter Wit
your asked Atom. "Got bald head is all" sal
Buster. "Ah, yes" sighed Atom; 81 see-base
balled."
Ex-GovERNoR HILAND HALL, of Yer
r,on,, must DO venerable indeed. At the CARTEL
memorial meeting at Bennington lie "a reporte
as having said; "I heard the announvo,nonssu
the deaths Of all the deceased Presidents at tn
time they occurred, beginning with that OF Wash
ington and ending with Garfield, whom we mour
to-day"
RoCKET-LIKE was the career of Yakoo
| Khan. Three months ago he was sweeping tc
.-I H.