National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-10
PERSONALITIES.

CErEWAYo, the captive King has been
granted leave to visit England.
WILLIAM Henry SMITH, Collector OF
United States customs at Chicago Is at the Riga.
BERTHoLD AURRBAcu, the celebrated
German novelist is lying seriously III at Cam
stadt
JUSTICE FIELD and Mrs. Field, of this
city were registered at the Office of the New YorK
Herald III Paris on Saturday.
Ex-L1EUTENANT GOVERNOR TABOR OF
Colorado, was stone.cutter at Augusta, Ne, IN
1904 Now he is said to be worth s5,OOO0OO
SARA BERNHARDT's success in Belgium
has been great that she is to return to Brusscf
In order to give fifteen more performances.
G. d. WILLIAMSON, the editor and ono
ofthe proprietors of the Ereni0 Neios of Chester.
Pa died at his home In Media yesterday morning.
Mr.. JOSEPH BARLOW, Republican cam
didate for county commissioner in Howard County,
Maryland. died OF heart disease on the day before
the election.
SENATOR VANCE advised the negroes in
the address he delivered at the coored mems State
mir In Raleigh, N. c. "not to lay too much stress
on education"
DEMosTHENEs, q Democrat who was
nominated in Detroit, shutters. He may get over
that, however, If he keeps pebbles in his mouth
iis'euu OF Deer
MIR. HENRY WATTERson emphaticalIy
denies the story lately put in circulation again
that he Is to leave the Louisville Courier -Jourtai
for the New York World.
Mr.. OGURA JIRo, until recently MEM
Dor Of the japanese legation, has accepted BUSH
ness offer in japan, and will NOT return here
which those who knew him will regret
lHE luea OF Mlle Columbler, the ham
in y, .I,o,p WIN 9S ,,,' Presum
Cani oS ihoso Isro,,oh noon,a 4. on,ns,n, LUZ
PRENTICE MILFORD saw in London 1.-TWO
miles OF drunken laborers and mechanics sober
and crying wives. drunken and crying children
tagging al the maternal skirt or the paternal coat
"''
The Springfield Republican is alarmed
again lest General Grant should do something TO
dim the lustre of his fame. II wants him to 20 ana
be nice, respectable old mummy like Charles
f''''O'' N'''''S'-' "''e'e''e' -u"'o'o"o American
HARVARD UNIVERSITY replied to the re-
quest Of Miss Kate E. Norris a graduate of Smith
College, for admission TO candidacy for the degree
ofdoctor of philosophy, that "the corporation arc
not prepared to admit women as candidates for
ues'ee
said somcbodv IN ono Of Gooroo r,,o,s hooSa a.,
has hecn Tho cSsc that II "a goo5 rar So,no u,nn
for soma women N no olonen Cosncl ,r,,h 49,
n bos hoo, n oood ,biro nc do,h, ~. 80 a.. -
them oIone, w Nv
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DIR. TURNER, of the National Board Of
Health, has Just completed carefully prepared
paper on International Sanitary Jurisprudence
which ne VIII read at the meeting Of the Public
Health Association, which Is to be held soon NJ
savannah Co.
Mr.. ARCHIBALD MACARTHUR, said to bo
the Oldest man in Scotland, died few days ago ut
Dunoon. lie was born on September 8, l777, and
was thus III ms one hundred and NTH year For
many years he carried on eVangelistic work among
the Iaeho populauon
Mr. GILL, the famous French caricatur-
ist Is confined In n mnd. house. which Il "a not
likely he will ever leave. His symntoms indicate
a malady which is now alarminrlv prevalent in
Paris md which consists In the adhcrencc Of ,ba
brain to its enyelopine membrane,
-,
MIR. AND MRS. MORTON are mentioned as
buying for their Paris drawing room set of fur
haule III sehow orocaueu sa'ih, when was orig.
voneyoIIe lad, AIN hoenra =, ,,aa Sps as
s,,,ai,,os ,.I,n ~ " " ns'
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The Denver (Col.) Republican publishes
long and painful story narratine how n once
| prosperous banker and county treasurer I'm Wis.
consin has been reduced TO poverty. I'm snite N
lifelong honesty and integrity and Is now carrying
hod in Denver in order to obtain the bare neces
saries OF life.
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MISS Sable ihnrNhLL, VINO ior niahy
yea,s was Known US the 0elie OF Little ROCK
uieu IN tne arkansas cepi'ai iast week she was
VIZ Ns"b"Na vs. S"io'u " A""'niei' 'no otiB
tor oi inc Arkurshs traveller. Az LOUISVILLE.