National Republican., 1881-10-19
PERSONALITIES,

EX-CoMMssIoNER lie Due is at Worm
loys.
DIR. +. A. ASHFORD, who has been quite
i'll, is able to be out again.
PAnNBIL is the bitterest thorn the Brit
ish government has ever felt.
Mr.. JAY STONE, stenographcr to the Sec
rotary of War, has returned TO the city with his
bride.
Mr.. b. r. RIoRDAN, of the Charleston
Is. C) Ne,cs and Courier left the city yesterday af-
ternoon ell route South.
DAVID A. WELLS has been elected presi-
dent OF the Delta Upsilon fraternity to succeed the
late President Garfield.
GOVERNOR ROBERTS, Of Texas, has writ
ten and just published book about the State over
whose fortunes he presides.
GOVERNOR Sr. JoHN, of Kansas, is an en-
thusastic temperance advocate and is in great re-
quest as a speaker in Illinois.
HoN. ARNOLD MORLEY, NJ. p, of London,
and j. g. Saville, formerly manager Of the Ma
tional Theatre here, are ut the Arlington.
Ex-GovERNoR MCCoRMIcK, of Arizona,
who has been seriously III in New York for some
time past, is now considered out of danger
WALT WnwMAN's friends, especially
the printers and journalists Of Boston," called on
him informally in that city last Saturday evening.
PRESIDENT WHITE, of Cornell Univer.
sty has entered into bonds with tho trustees of
that institution not to accept any political Office
| for four years.
JOSH Billings says he wouldn't give
five cents to hear Bob Ingersoll on The Mistakes
of Noses" but he would give $500 to hear Moses ON
the mistakes Of Bob Ingcrsoll.
MADAME OUTREY, wife of the French
Minister, did not accompany her husband to York
town. fearing the effects of the trip and stay there
on her health, which Is not robust
Miss BLANCHE DE BAR is to bring out n
new drama, written by herself, and entitled
Eva the salesladY" N9w lst sGql@aebOdv sGql@ae rewri'e
MAJOR j. w. POWELL, of the United
States Geological Survey. has been confined to his
room for ten days past by severe attack of irits
| which still causes him much suffering.
Miss FANNY PARNELL, now in Philadel-
phin is rather pleased with the arrest of her
brother, the Irish ngitatOr, because she thinks II
will make him martyr and help the Land League
cause.
The only brother of President Arthur
paymastcr in the regular army many years ago
| married Miss Alice Jackson, daughter of one o
| tho discoveries of anGsthetic ether and niece o.
| Mr.. Emerson
NJ. DE CoRcELLE, one of the French Wis.
itors, who is Madame dc Chambruns brother was
formerly member of the French legation here
but has for the past eighteen months been con-
nected with the foreign Office in Paris.
CONGRESSMAN PAGE, who learned tc
handle horses when he was driving II California
stage for a living, twenty-odd years ago saved I
life at the risk OF his own in San Francisco III,
other day by stopping runaway horse. lie did Il
by having the good sense to jump on the horses
head instead of at 1t.
Cora l.. V. RICHMOND, n spiritualist
medium, induced eight hundred Chicagoans tC
pay twenty-five cents each to hear what she sale
was an address by the spirit Of Garfield. She rep
resented the dead President as saying that Lincoln
was the first person he beheld IN the spirit land
and that together they accompanied the funeral
train from Long Branch to Cleveland lie after.
ward enjoyed the society OF Washington, Jciler'
son, ana Adams.
NINE. ADELINA PATTI, who, though still
young, has been absent from this country 70
twenty-five years, will sail from Liverpool on IN,
Cunnrd steamer on Saturday next The folowin,
| Is the list of the members of her attendant com
pany: Mile. AugIste IIohcnschild, contralto
slgnor Ernesto Nicolini, tenor; signor Federic,
Salvati, baritone; Mr.. Leyilly, baritone; signo
August Pinto, basso; Mile. Therese CASTELAR,
vloliniste; sgnor Albano Gorno, pianist.