National Republican., 1881-11-02
PERSONALITIES.

SENATOR VOORHEES, left for Indiana last
evening.
Hon. GEORGE A. HAIsEY, of New Jersey,
is at the Riggs.
Mr.. s. V. NILES has gone West for a
stay OF a week or two.
COLONEL ROCKWELL has returned from
Cleveland, where he went to see Mrs. Garfield
JUDGE RICHARDSON, of the Court of
Claims, has gone to Colorado on a brief visit.
SENATOR EDMuNDs is preparing maya
zine paper on the political aspect OF Mormonlsm.
Mrs. GARFIELD has just received from
Queen Victoria tender and beautiful letter Of
sympathy.
EARL DUNRAvEN was arrested under a
capias IN Caledonia, Canada last week, for shoot
ing moose without n license.
Ex-MARsuAL DOUGLASS, of this city, was
dined by the Saturday Club OF Boston, at Young's
Hotel, in that city, last Saturday.
ADMIRAL PowELL's eyes have been
greatly benefited by the operation performed ON
them in Baltimore several days ago.
Mr.. RAPHAEL SEMMEs, the son of the late
Admiral Scmmes, was married last Wednesday TO
Miss Maria Adams, of Gainesville, Tenn.
Ex-SEcRErARY EvARTs, Marshall Jewell,
Senator NJ. c. Butler, Congressman Amos Town
send, and Senator Henry B. Anthony are in New
York city,
GENERAL AND Mrs. SHERMAN returned
from New York yesterday, accompanied By their
daughter Rachel, who has been In Europe for sew
cral months past.
THE engagement of the Princess Bea-
trice, Queen vicorias youngest daughter, and
Thomas, Duke of Genoa, brother OF Queen Mar
guerte, of Italy, is rumored.
Ex-GovERNoR B. GRATz BRowN, of st.
Louis, is at present In London, negotiating the
sale of some of his large mining interests in New
| Mexico. The Governor has millions in his mind
| Mr.. Comfy, who was sent to the
Hawaiian Islands for the benefit Of his health by
| Mr.. Hayes, four years ago. desires another term.
The salary is $500. and the duties consist in
ceipting for It,
SECRETARY BLAINE's eldest daughter is
| still in Maine. His second daughter will go to
Europe with ex-senator and Mrs. Hamlin, and re-
main in Paris attending school during the winter,
but will be under the care Of Minister Mortons
| wife.
Mrs. Fry, on clipping from Unionville,
Ohio, LEFT note kindly advising her husband to
get divorce Immediately and marry a certain
frugal and industrious widow Of the neighborhood
| VINO WOulu us bne eApTeSseu ~ pe Boou tO tne
seven small Fry
HENRY J. GULLY, one of the assassins OF
the Chisolm family is running for the Legislature
in Mississippi. II is of no great consequence North
whether he is elected or not, but 1t ought TO be o
vital moment TO Misslssppians to see that he 1:
not chosen to make law.
SECRETARY BLAINE now has, in good
position on the wall of one of his parors a ne en-.
craving OF Gladstone, sent him by Mr.. Gladstone
himself with an autograph. The large photo
graph OF General Garfield, which was displayed OF
the catafalque in Cleveland now hangs in Secre
tary Blaines parlor.
REV. CLAY MAcCAULEY, formerly pas
tor of All Souls Church, In this city expects to sal
for Southern Italy, account of his health, in on'
of the new Italian line steamers next week II,
designs spending the winter in Sicily, but hopes
be able to make short visit TO Greece, and pos
sibly Syria and Egypt, before returning to thi
country.
CHARLES n. RICHARDS, for many years as
sstant stationer of the United States Senate. ha,
been appointed chief stationcr, in place of A. d
Banks deceased. A more faithful officer than Mr.
Richards never served tlie Government lie wa
retained nfter Mr. Gorhams retiracy from the Sec
retarys Office on the ground ofhaying been n Unol
soldier wounded In the war.