National Republican., 1881-07-29
PERSONALITIES.

Mrs. PARTINGToN is dead set against the
Reversed scnptur.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY expects to re-
side permanently in Boston.
THE report is erroneous. Dr. Mary
Walker does not ride bicycle.
CHARLES l.. DU BOISE is at the New
Windsor College resort, Maryland.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is expected
to sail from England for this country to-day.
GENERAL FITzHuoH LEE, who has been
on trip to Narragansett Pier, returned yesterday
passing through this city.
MEssRs d. w. LUTTRELL, c., L. Upshur
and daughter, j. C. Cameron, ana Benjamin w.
Guy of this city, are registered in Baltimore.
A. w. c. NowLIN, postmaster of the
House Of Representatives, is at Lynchburg, Va,
and rapidly recovering from his recent illness.
Ex-SNTH AUDITOR McGREw has nearly
recovered from his late attack of nervous prostra-
ton He left here with his family yesterday for
Ohio.
COMPTROLLER JAMES S. WADswoRTH is
reported TO be a candidate for Congress in the
Twenty seventh District as successor of Senator
elect Lapham.
POSTMASTER FRANK w. PALMER, of Chi
cago yesterday assumed editorial management of
the Morniny Herald Of that city and will make 1t
a Republican paper,
COLONEL WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON,
son Of General Albert Sidney Johnston and presi.
dent of the Louisiana University. was registered
AT the 81. James yesterday.
CHIEF Moses, of the Washington Terri
tory Indians has sent ord TO the President that
"the red mans heart is sad to think OF the arrow
aimed at the Great Father"
COLONEL WILLIAM B. ROGERS, president
OF the Dismal Swamp Canal and one of Noriolk's
most respected and enterprlsing citizens has pai-
lors at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Dr. ID, w. PRENTIss, Of this city, and
DR. Billings, Of Georgetown, Of the National Board
of Health. have registered in London, whence
they have gone TO attend the International Medi-
cal congress which meets there Augusta.
MRs. SUSAN NJ. BoNAPARrE, widow of
the late Jerome Napoleon Bonapare is lying very III
at her residence, in Baltimore Colonel Je.ome
n. Bonaparte has been summoned home from
Newport and Mr.. G.. J. Bouaparte from Name on
account OF the illness of their mother.
GENERAL STEPHEN A. HURLBuT, United
States Minister TO Peru and Mrs Hurlbut, Mr., j..
IL Moore United States consul At Lima and Mrs
Moore arrived at Aspinwall by the City OF Para OH
whence they sailed in the first steamer for Peru
Wan ports.
MRs. A. POLLOCK, Miss Pollock, j. w.
and Mrs. Starr, Of this city, were registered in
Paris July 10. on the same date Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Il. Mckee and w. s. Cation, Of Washington, were
In London Mrs. Frank Beach and family and
Captain George Wheeler, OF this city, were in
Geneva, and A. IL. Wilmer, OF Washington, was
registered in Vienna,
BURGESS JAMES, wealthy planter of
Tell County, Arkansas, hGbltually carried thou
sands Of dollars in his belt Four men wHylaid and
murdered him, but only found 800, Before dying
James told who had robbed him, but did not have
time to reveal the spot where he had buried about
$1,000. That was three years ago, and the treasure
has not yet been discovered.
The Hon. William III, Pugh, uncle of
Thomas Key Pugh, who was murdered in Texas,
near the Mexican frontier, has returned to Cincln
natl from a visit to the locality of the murder and
says that he is convinced that there was no truth
In the published stories of conspiracy on the
part of those who were engaged III real estate
specuations with his nephew.
THE temperance bigots are writing to
the White House TO denounce the use of liquor in
| ae presidential sick room. few spoonsiul Of
| I'D rum have occasionally been given 10 General
Garfield, and the fanatics say that he should have
died rather than take 1t. This Is enough to make
every man in the land join ia petition for the res
| peal Of the Kansas temperance laws.
CALDERoN was Spaniard Of the Span.
| iards. He was n noble and soldier He was Il
courter and priest He fought in the Mllaneso
and the Netherlands with the same vgor with
which he wrote lie sang alternately Of love al q
religion. His muse was equally at home anna
amorous iulrigues and tales of domestic zeal" .sy
and revenge aud amid sanity mysteries,
"YEs," said John r. Young, Il think
Grants income cannot bU far fTOm $4,000 year.
| lie has an active Interest IN a New York business
| house which has been very successful He gets
perhaps $4,000 a year from the railroad company,
and the two funds raised by Jones and the Diexels