National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-10

LORD DCoURcY OSBORNE, of England, is at
the Arlington.
GEN. AND Mrs. W. B. HAzEN returned TO the
city yesterday from Fort Monroe.
Hon. GEORGE l.. CONVERSE, Of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived at the Arlington last night.
CAPT. GEORGE E. BELKNAP, U. s. N, is at the
Ebbitt House from the Norfolk navy yard
Mr.. WILSON S. BIssELL, of Buffalo, n. ", is
on q short visit to Washington as the guest OF
President Cleveland,
Hon. A. C. DAVIDSON and Hon. I. W. sadler,
represent atives-elect from Alabama, arrived
in the city yesterday.
CAPT. PETER G, ARsERsoS, civil engineer L.
S. NJ, has been ordered to duty at his old-tlme
station at the Norfolk navy yard.
Mr.. JAMES ELvERsoE, the editor and pro.
prictor Of the Philadelphia Saturday Night and
the Golden Days, is ut Wizards Hotel.
LIEUT.. CoMDR ZEEA l., TA'NER, U, S. N,
and Mrs, Tanner, accompanied BY Miss Bene.
diet, Of Auburn, n. Y, are at the Ebbitt
House,
Mrs. SlLAs CASEY, widow OF the late Gen.
Casey, L. s. A., aud Miss Casey returned TO
the Ebbitt yesterday from their winters visit
to Florida,
THE Secretary of state gave dinner party
Wednesday evening TO Minister Phelps, the
British minister, aud Sir Ambrose Shea, OF
/ Newfoundland,
| MRs. NJ. l.. ELLIOT. c. S. Elliot, and II. r.
Elliot, Of this city, were passengers on the CITY
Of Chicago, which sailed for Liverpool ycSter.
day from New York.
| Mr., OSCAR ROBERT, q well.known crayon
artist of this city, has recently inherited the
snug sum Of $4,000 from the estate Of his
iather in Copenhagen Denmark.
COMMODORE CICERO PRICE, U. s. N, with
Mrs, and Miss Price, who have spent the win.
ter IN southern Georgia, arrived at Wormleys
Hotel yesterday on their way home to Troy,
NY
GEN. WILLIAM Il. FRANKLIN and the mem.
| bers of the board Of commissioners OF the vol.
uutecr soldiers homes, will arrive here this
morning from Fortress Monroe, where they
went Tuesday night to visit the homo at
Hampton.
LIEUT., CHARLES j. BADGER, L, $. n. (son OF
Commander oscar q. BADGER, has been de,
taChed from duty at the navy yard here and
ordered TO the isthmus rs part of the contln,
gent forces there, and 10 he attached, pro
lorna, TO the flagship Tennessee.
Hos, FRANCIS KERNAS, ex-senator from New
York, arrived here yesterday with Mrs. Ker.
nan aud their daughter, ana has rooms at tho
Arlington, Mrs. Herman Is in delicate health
nnd comes here for couple OF weeks to avoid
tho Indictment weather peculiar to centrI
New York during this month,
1HE remains Of Mrs. james Regan, wife Of
Lieut., RegMl, rcginental quarlermaster Of the
gtl United States infantry, reached hore lasl
night, aud viii be buried to-day at Oah
lIill Cemetery, Mrs. Rcgan, who was Mis-
Ridgate, was niece Of Mrs. Robert q, Ruth
erlord, tho wife of col Rutherford, 4. s. a,
ANoHG the Presidents callers yesterday wor,
Senators Jackson and McrhGrson, Assistan
Secretary lairGhild Commissioner Black Rep
reseutatiye5 spriggs, Warner, Tucker, Mitchell
cole, ana 1nylur, Il, +, Luckelt and W. W
OnCk Of Miaouri ", 4. Bookstaycr and W
Z, Culman, of DunGirk, \. s., ox'Goy. Under
wood Of Kentucky; Rear Admiral Joe II. VII
SON Co Faunteroy Of Virginia; CIV Herman
Philip Muhlc aud NJ, c. Gross Of Ney York
Edward Kcarney and j, W, Boyle, Of New
York; Gen, Cary, Of Ohio, W. H. Bauu, o
coopentown, aud Frank Decker, Of Cairo, New
York.