National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-27
PERSONALITIES.

Mr.. JOSEPH K. EMMET's new residence
IN Albany is to be the fnest or at least the cost
liest, in that vicinity.
Ex-senator THEODORE F. RANDOLPH, of
New Jersey, is going to Mexico and thence to Cali
fornia on pleasure trip.
DR.. TALMAGE closed his revival services
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle Sunday night, bap-
tizing the converts by immersion.
Hon. NJ. P. O'CoNNoR, Congressman
from the Charleston district, died in Charleston,
c., yesterday morning of tumor in the stomach.
SIR JOHN MCDoNALD's condition does
not improve. His medical advisers have pre-
| scnbed entire rest and visit to the south of
France.
A son of Senator Hoar, in the junior
class at Harvard, has been obliged to leave college
temporarily because of an attack of paralysis of
the face.
THE ex-Empress Eugene has passed
through Paris, on her way to Milan, to be present
at the unveiling of the subscription statue of the
Emperor Napoleon III.
THE Palatka Fla Journal of April 21
says: General aud Mrs. Van Vliet and party have
just returned from trip up the Ocklawaha, and
are at the Putnam Houye."
GARRICK heard noise. in the street one
morning. What's all that?" he asked. "A tenn
perance procession" was the answer. What non
sense he cried 81 don't make such a row when
1 get sober
ACCORDING to the latest arrangements,
the Crown Prince Rudolf who is to marry the Prin-
Stephanie of Belgium will not go to Brussels
but will meet his bride at Salzburg, Austria, onthe
9Th of May.
LoTTA DARLING is clairvoyant at Law
renee, Mass. but her sight was not strong enough
| to discern the approach of her husband while
another man was kissing her, or fight might have
been prevented.
| Mrs. MARY CLEMMER has been invited
| to write the poem to be read before the New York
Press Association at its annual meeting to be held
in Utica in June. George William Curtis will de-
liver the oration.
THE st. Louis Republican says: " AS
long as he lives John Logan will not cease Dragging
of his fanatical loyalty" More fanatical loyalty
like Logans would have ended the war earlier
| han was the case.
| JEANNE BERNHARDT asserts that she was
| forbidden by her physician in Paris to wear silk
because she is overcharged with electricity. We
impart this fact for the benefit of husbands with
electric wives strongly attracted by new dresses
| Mr.. THEODORE STANTON, the fourth son
of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, is about to be
married in Paris to Mile. Margaret de Berry After
the wedding the couple will sail for America, make
few months tour through the States and then
return to France to reside in Paris.
SIR STAFFORD NoRTHCoTE has written to
Mr. Charles Bradlaugh informing him that he will
object to his taking the oath as member for North
ampton in the House of Commons in the absence
of any statement of Mr. Bradlaugh which might
remove the difficulty felt bya considerable num-
ber of members OF the House.
GoUNoD intended in his new opera,
"The Tribute of Zamora, to take his farewell Of
the lyric stage. But as he never tasted before in
more delightful manner the fruits of celebrity, he
may perhaps, change his mind. He has been paid
$4,000 by his publisher for the score the journals
have lauded and bepraised him, and he led the
orchestra on the night of the first representation
under exceptionally gratifying conditions.
REV. ALEXANDER HAMILTON NINTON, D.
D., formerly rector of st. Marks Church. New
York. and later professor in the Protestant
Episcopal Divinity School, Cambridge, died in
Philadelphia yesterday morning of pneumonia.
He went to Philadelphia TO participate in the cere
monies of consecrating the Church of the Holy
Trinity last Thursday and delivered the sermon at
the conservation. On Friday he took I'D and
died after the days Illness