National Republican., 1886-09-08
THE L1onr INFANTRY ENTERTAINMENT.
ALBAUGH's oRAND OPERA HOUSE.
PERSONALITIES.

Mr.. JEFF CHANDLER is in New York city.
MR.. ADoLPH soMMERs has started for San
Antonio.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is steadily gaining
in weight
at the Riggs House.
Mr.. WM. F. MATTISGLY and family are at tho
Delaware Water Gap.
GEN. SHERMAN will go to New York this week
to look up his future home.
INDIAN INSPECTOR FRANK c. ARMSTRONG is
reported sick in Pennsylvania.
DIR. D, W. BLISS has sufficiently recovered to
resume the practice of his profession.
Mr.. +. L. MOORE and wife, of Georgetown,
have returned from their European tour.
SECRETARY BAYARD will probably take his
vacation about Oct. at Saratoga Springs.
DIR. Z, s. KIMBALL has returned from his va
cation and resumed his classes OF singing.
SENATOR PuGH, with his wife, having spent
the summer here, will leave Cor Alabama next
week.
SECRETARY MANNING Is at the residence of
his son.in-law in Albany, and seems improved
in health.
/ Coy. zuLIcK, of Arizona territory, was ban.
| quoted by his Newark IN. J) friends !4st Mon
day night.
EB. HAY, ESQ., has returned from a months
| pleasant summer visit from Council Bluff,
Ocean City, Mass
ENSIGN c. p. PLuNKETT, OF the navy, and
Mis- Ruth Tuck, of this city, were married on
Monday ut Annapolis.
GEN. JOHN b. CLARK, clerk of the House of
Representatives, has returned with his daugh-
ters from Capon Springs.
SwI1HIS c. sHoRTLIDGE, of Media Academy,
Media, Pa, is at the Riggs House, whore he
will be pleased to see his patrons.
| GEN. LLOYD AsPISwALL will bo buried in the
Aspinwall lot, in Greenwood cemetery, by the
side of his father and one Of his sous.
| Hon, GEORGE II. PESDLEToN, United States
minister TO Germany, has been elected an honor.
airy member of the Chamber OF Commerce Of
| Cincinnati.
| Mr.. TIN MURPHY, of the Elks, and the we'll.
known theatrical mimic is dangerously Ill OF
The typhoid fever at his fathers residence In
his city.
Col. r. G. INGERsoLL's latest utterance Ia to
| the point that mo American can be truly
happy unless he spends each year little more
than his income"
| MRs. ALICE D. LIE PLoNGEON, wife of the oml.
| nenl explorer OF 1uCalhut anu ueTsell u WeIl'
known writer ana lecturer, has offered TO give
leCturesin New York and Brooklyn for the
| benefit of the Charleston sufferers
1T is noted that the urn in which the King
of Bayaria's heart has been placed has been
made in the style known as Louis Quatorze in
Difference to King Leopold's known liking for
fashions OF the Grand Monarch's epoch.
Mr.. JAMES f. RULE, of the second assistant
postmaster generals ollice, has resigned his
| position, and will go TO Knoxville, Tenn, his
home where he has purchased a third interest
in the Journal, daily newspaper in that city.
Mr.. LETTER, the retired dry goods prince of
Chicago, will, It is rumOred give up the Blaine
mansion on Du Pont circle, Washington. Mr..
| Letter took the place in 1881, at an annual
rental OF 5000, and has added much TO Its
beauty since.
GEN. BLACK, commissioner OF pensions, has
accepted an invitation to be present at tho
meeting of the society ofthe Army OF the Ten.
nessee, TO be held at Rock Island, ILL.,, on the
10Th instant, and to respond to the toast "Our
Country and Flag at the banquet which closes
the meeting