National Republican., 1881-11-03
PERSONALITIES.

SENATOR HALE is ill at Lis home in
Maine.
LoNarELLow gradually grows weaker
and more nervous.
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT JUDGE SETTLE,
of Florida is at the Ebbtt.
Mr.. WILL r. SAPP, of Falls City, Neb,
is in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. z. T. Car
pentor,
ABIAH FoLGER, an aunt, many times re-
moved, of the new Secretary, was the mother Of
Benjamin franklin.
Mr.. AND Mrs. SHAW have moved into q
suite of rooms on G street, near Fifteenth, where
they will pass the winter.
COUNT LIcHTENsTEIN, who represented
the President of France at the Yorktown celebra-
tiOn has sailed for home.
EX-VIcE-PREsIDENT WHEELERsg going to
spend the winter in California. The fishes of that
State should preserve this item.
Ex-AssIsrANT oMdAsTER-GENERALT TY-
NER will, according to an indianapolis paper, en-
ter upon the practice of law here.
BAYARD TAYLoR's father and mother,
who have been aud wife for sixty seven years,
are still living and in good health.
Miss CARY is to be married soon, but the
name of the gentleman who secures q situation as
Mr. Annie Louise has not transpIred.
Ex-GovERNoR Mccormick, who is still
very i'll, has been removed from his hotel in New
York to the family homestead at Jamaica, L. l,
SENATOR JOIN SHERMAN, of Ohio; ex-
| Senator Francis Herman, ofNew York, and eX-Sen-
ator s, d. Conover, of Florida, are in New York.
JEAN HosMER, fifteen years ago q famous
actress and commanding large salaries, is living
in miserable poverty in tenement house in Buff
| falo.
Hon. A. ii. STEPHENS, though still some
what feeble, is very buslly engaged on his book,
and does not know exactly when he will reach
Washington.
GENERAL HAzEN expects his wife and
son about the middle of the month, when they
will move into their new house, corner of Six
teenth and Streets
Miss ELLA STURGIs, daughter of General
sturgis, commRndant of the Soldiers Home, has
returned from Fortress Monroe. whittier she went
after the Yorktown celebration.
Mr. BALLARD SMITH will be the special
Washington correspondent ofthe New York Herald
this winter. Mr., Nordholf Is TO remain IN New
York on the editorial stan Of that paper.
john r. MURRAY, the former owner of
n large tract on Murray Ill., New York, and of
estates In the Genessee Valley, died at Mount
Morris n, Y, Tuesday, aged seventy years.
COMMISSIONER LoRING's wife did not ac-
company him to Atlanta but is now ut their home
here, His daughter is visiting friends in Massa-
chusctts, aud will return here next month,
j. CATHERwooD RoDINsoN and wife, Of
Philadelphia are at the Ebbit House. Mr.. Rob
inson is u brother of Mrs. Thomas Wilson, of this
city, wife oftho United States consul to Client.
THE families of President Arthur and Of
the present lord mayor of London were intimately
connected in forme; days. Many relatives OF the
two distinguished men are still in County Antrim
Ireland.
Mr.. WEST, the newly-appointed British
Minister, Is 10 dine with the Farmers Club at the
country residence Of Mr.. George W, Childs near
Philadelphia, on Thursday provided he arrives
by that time, as expected.
MoNcURE d. CoNwAY writes that one Of
the notable signs of the present phase of mora
idealism which seems TO be supplanung theology
is the increasing value set by scientific men ol
Emerson, Tyndalrs lectures are full Of texts iron
Emerson,
Prince TEcK, the husband of the Prin'
cess Mary of Cambridge, is believed TO have nc
cepted the presidency Of land corporation 70
Ireland, with capital ofseyeral millions, the OBJ
ieot being to purchase large estates and reclaim
waste lands, especially In the district Of Come