The National tribune., 1882-09-16
PERSONAL.

The Empress Eugenie is at Arenburg
William NJ. Evarts is the best story teller at
Saratoga.
Mrs. Langtry leaves Liverpool for this coun-
try Sept. 30.
Schuyler Colfax is contributor to Chicago
religious paper.
T. B. Aldrich and wife will leave Europe for
America Sept. 16.
John Russell Young, q. s. Minister to China,
has arrived at Shanghai.
Ex-Secrotary Rlaine is expected to be present
at the Chicago (Ill.) Reunion.
Mrs Garfield and family have removed from
Mentor to Cleveland for the winter.
Mrs Garfield has purchased the $4,000
Worthington residence in Cleveland.
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise
have left Chicago for San Francisco.
Governor Porter, of Indiana, will attend the
military Encampment at Cleveland, Ohio.
Secretary and Mrs Lincoln are in Atlantic
City. The Secretary will return in few days.
Colonel Fisher, father of Christian Reid, the
novelist, was the first man killed at Bull Run.
The youngest pensioner on the rolls is James
W. Crandall, aged fifteen years, and resides in
Philadelphia.
John Mccullough, the tragedian, has been
viewing the wonders of the Yellowstone with
General Sheridan and party.
General Howard has assumed command at
Omaha and has ordered all staff officers there
to hereafter appear in uniform.
Hon. John Manly, of Marcellus, N. Y, ex-
member of the New York Legislature, died at
Tucson, Arizona, on the 10th instant.
Mr. Sailer, the veteran financial editor of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, who lately retired
from that position will draw his full salary for
life.
DR.. Agnew, one of the surgeons who attend
ed President Garfield, has filed his claims for
services, and it is understood he asks for $15,-
900.
Lieutenant de Chair, recently captured by the
Egyptians, is provided, by Arabi's orders, with
the best food and wine and 81 day pocket
money.
Jeanette" will be voted the freedom of the
city of Brooklyn by the Common Council at
its next meeting
Madame Juarez, wife of the ex-President of
the Republic of Mexico is at Milwaukee, Wis.
She is 40 years of age, dresses plainly, and is
very prepossessing.
General J. w. Denver, formerly territorial
governor of Kansas, after whom the city of
Denver, Colorado, was named, is now resi-
dent of Wilmington, o.
Mr.. Henry A. Hurlbut and Mr.. Charles F.
Ulrich Commissioner of Emigration; General
Horace Porter and General c. II. Grosvenor
have arrived from Liverpool.
Alex. Shepherd will not come to Washington
this fall, but will return next spring. His
Mexican mines continue prosperous and yield
excellent specimens of ore.
Bayard Taylor's homestead, Cedar Croft, ,"
was up at auction on Tuesday, and the estate of
100 acres had bid of $4,000, but was with
drawn. The farm lands of so acres were sold
for $500.
Ga. J. Warren Keifer, Speaker of the House
of Representatives arrived at Topeka, Kan,
last Tuesday, and is the guest of Hon. Thomas
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general spoke at the soldiers Reunion ON
Thursday.
Belle Boyd, the Rebel Spy, was again arrested
in Philadelphia, few days since, on charge
made by furniture dealer. Her name is
Mrs. Hammond, and it is alleged that she
ordered $50 worth of goods, giving in payment
the note of her husband, and subsequently OBJ
tanned $155 worth of goods in addition. The
notes have not been paid, and she was prepar-
ing to leave the city when detected.
Lieut.. John W. Danenhower, of the jean
nette crew, has just returned to this city from
Capon Springs, W. Va. Owing to the con-
tinued bad condition of his eyes, he will prob
ably be unable to attend the reception TO Chief
Engineer Melville and party in New York city.
There will, however, be reunion of all the
Jeanette survivors in this country held in
Washington, as soon as Melville's party reaches
here. They are expected to come straight
through.