National Republican., 1882-12-11
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
T..w. Nevin, of the Pittsburg Leader is at VIII
lard's.
Dr. E. L. Bisme of New Haven, Conn., is at the
Ebbitt.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Nlchol, of New York, is at the
Ebbit house.
Hon. W. II. Hatch and daughter, of Missouri,
are at Wilards.
Hon. VIM. G. lie Due, ex-commissioner of agri-
culture, is at Wormley's
Joseph Jefferson, the veteran comedian, is at the
Riggs house for the week.
Hon Joseph Mason and wife, of New York have
taken parlors at the Riggs.
Mrs Bass and son, Chicago, and Mr.. Turnbull,
Natchez Miss, are ut Welckers.
Representatives Elect W. J.Green, of North Caro-
lina, is stopping at the National.
Delegate Maginns, of Montana, will be detained
in Helena until after the holidays.
G. L. Upshur of New York, and P. E, Brulatour
Of New Orleans are at Wormley's.
Maj. Jacob H. Smith, captain nineteenth in
fautry, is in st. Louis on sick leave.
Lieuts. b. H. Buckingham and Albert r. Cou-
den, U. S. N, are at the Ebbitt house.
W. G. Murphy, of New York, n son of ex-col-
lector Tom Murphy, is at the Arlington
Representative A. X Parker of New York, has
engaged rooms at the National for the winter.
Chns. G. Shields, of New York, and s. w. San
|
Schuyler Walden, a prominent member of the
| New York stock exchange, is ut the Arlington
Mrs. Kelley wife of Gen. Kelley, superintendent
of the Hot Springs Ark, is guest at the National
Mrs. John B, Johnson, wife of Capt Johnson,
third cavalry, is visiting her relatives in Chicago
p. B. Johnson, editor of the Walla- Walla (W,T2
d .iy Union, staunch republican paper, is In the
| city.
Capt. P. B. johnson, editor of the Walla Walla
Union, of Washington Territory, is at the Ma
\ tional
Representative NJ. E. Cults, of Iowa, arrived here
last night, and will be at the National during the
| session.
r. Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania. and J. NJ. Bal.
lol, of Dubuque, are among the recent arrivals at
Wizards,
Hon. Thomas Updegraf representative from
Iowa. arrived at the Ebbitt house yesterday from
his home.
Asst. Eng Harold P. Norton, u s. N, who has
Just returned from China in the swatara is at tho
| Ebbitt house.
Lieut.. George f. Albee, u. S, A, arrived at
the Ebbitt house Sunday morning from his home
| in Wisconsin.
Senator T. W. Ferry of Michigan, has resumed
his old quarters at the National. He arrived In
town Saturday night.
p E. Bruhatour of New Orleans the father Of
Brubatour, the American commissioner to the Paris
exposition, is at Wormley's.
FlarIda Gd arrived s at the Ebbitt house yesterday
morning from his home at Jacksonville.
Capt Walter Reed, assistant surgeon, U. s. A.,
who was stationed at the arsenal here last year,
is now on duty at Omaha as attending surgeon.
Hon. D. B. Culberson, member of congress of the
second district of Texas and Hon. A. H. Buckner.
of the thirteenth Missouri district, are at the Met
) ropolitan.
Capt William P. Vose, second artillery, arrived
at Fort McHenry, Baltimore last Saturday with his
family from Fort LeayenWorth. Mrs Vose was
Miss Williams, OF this clty.
Lieut.. Edward Lloyd fifteenth infantry, who
I has been in Washington for some time on sick
leave has gone to Fort Pembina, Dakota, to rejoiI
his company (Col. Shorkleysl.
Gen. Elwell s. Otis colonel twentieth infantry
:, who has been visiting his old home at Wilke
Barre, Pa with his family, returned TO his station
; at Fort Leayenworth last week.
Comdr Albert s. Barker u. S. N, arrived at the
Ebbiit House last night from Philadelphia, where
0 he has been in command OF the monitor MontAuk
G on her recent experimental cruise.
= State Senator elect Joseph d. Plunkett, of the
New Haven Comm district. and DR.. E. l.. Bssell,
q surgeon general on the staf OF Governor waller,
, elect of Connecticut are at tho Eboitt house.
Col. Joseph w. Parker an old time attache OF
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is publishing in New
York The Rdt!rOdd Age, an American journal de-
voted to every interest Of American railways.
Gen. Edmund b. Alexander, U. s. A., the senior
y colonel on the retired list read an interesting
sketch OF his services and the old third Infantry
= at ST. Paul last week before the Minnesota Slsor"
j. ical Society,
The arrivals at the st. Marc yesterday were D.
I Tyler, Virginia; G. L. Elliott, New York; J. W
- - Owens, i. G. Barry, baltimore, Nd a: j. Al
: money, George c. Dawson, Maryland; Harry Lip
per, Philadelphia.
s AG. Weeks, jr., Bostoni L. A. Wheelright, G; F
l. Green, New York G. B. Dimmick, Scranton, Pa
. Ranids Mich; G. L. Minor, New York. are among
| the recent arrivals at the Riggs.
# delegation from Yankton, OAK, consisting o
asa Mc1Sy and yGsS X Cram al Is at St
J Ebbtt. They come to support the movement fol
n the admission of southern Dakota as a state.
l, Hon Thomas Kiusella, of the Brooklyn Eagle. l:
y reported TO be enthusiastically devoted tn the
n formation of new party. Col, Copeland and one
" or two Of the leading Journalists Of the row are
d assisting and the political syndicate are sanguin'
OF success
N Lieut. Comd'r Charles H. Pendleton, U. s. N.
- was examined Saturday for promotion to tn,
"a grade Of commander, to i'll vacancy which 90
III CURED last summer Com. Edmund II. Coihoul
o. was examined physically for his prpmotion q
1T rear-admiral.
lie The Naval Mutual Aid association now number
Ell 1925 members and Pays Seneht @ OF sSOIO O NO 5sr
~ until February II next, unless the death OF MasLe
3 Charles II. Putnam is formally announced by tn
10 secretary Of the navy.
10 Gen. Charles II. Smith, with headquarters an'
four companies Of the nineteenth infantry; ha
st been transferred from Fort Brown TO Fort CLARK
re Texas Lieut. Col Zenas b. Bliss takes station
Fort Duncan with one company, and Cap Capt Jane
a II. Bradfords company (G) remains at Fort Brown
AZ D. II. Anderson and Miss Florence Anderson
FOEenoe Nv iohs a hqdsS Ias FOB MSLr @or
at row, Hampton, Va; G. II; swifl, George, ,Maryi
Ii Waite Philadelphia, Pa; j. A. lancey, Virginia
ct j. G. Clayton NJ @. Jones, New York S, IL. Sulli
van, Richmond, Va, are at the st. James
The following are registered at Wlllard's @. Il
X. Swift Atlanta, Ga John i; Williams, Macon, Mo
:, ii j. Clark ST. Louis, Mo-; Charles Haslett, Lynch
ST. burg Va; ]. NJ. Kreamer, Philadelphia Ge0rg
in w. Cassidy, Nevada; Samuel Sandey England
80 Frederiek Robinson, Robinson, N. Y; DR.. ID, Ii
II Shields sturli K. II. Patch, Pennsylvania.
'ie Albert F. Cross, Vermont; S. Hill, Trenton
20 Tenn; X. Mop Smith, Nashville, Tenn; j. /
he hgrSiy pnd 6ri nre NJ boSISh n .,
mt Dlm0u, John la son, Is stn j. r. Plunket
,re sew Haven't Thomas NJ Niehul, New York; Hor
~ Mills Commander, Elizabeth glty, n. O. George /
aA Cnntiee, Illinois George l.. Bartou Chicago;
he shink, Peru lpd A, +, Tiff, Florida are regl
Tered Ut the Ebbit,