National Republican., 1886-10-06
PERSONALITIES

GEN. c. c. WATTS, of West Virginia, is in the
city
ASSISTANT ADJurAST GENERAL vNoESr is
in Chicago.
Hon. joins C. NEW, Of Indiana, is registered
at the Riggs.
IT is said that walker Blaine will open law
Office IN Chicago
GEN. BENEr, chief Of ordnance. is homewGri
bound from Europe.
MIR. +. W. DAWSON. Of the Charleston N,l0s
and Courier, Is at the Arlington.
MINISTER AND MRs. s. s. Cox sailel from
Havre for home last Saturday.
Mr.. GEORGE W. ADAMS, president of the
Evening Star Company, is still quite ILL.,
Mn. CHARLES G. BEvERIDGE IS lying very i'll
at his nome, No. 22i Third street northwest.
BISHOP PAREr has gone to Chicago to attend
the general convention OF the Protestant Epls-
copal Church.
REV. DIR. SUNDERLAND has entered upon the
thirty-iourtb year Of his pastorate Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. JUDGE CHISHOLM, Of Mississippi, is still
very Ill at her home, 1910 street northwest,
and her recovery is thought doubtful.
GEN. FRANCIS A. WALKER has declined the
presidency Of the university which Senator
Stanford is about establishing in California.
REAR ADMIRAL WALTER W. QUEEN has been
detached from the command of the Washing
ton navy yard, TO take effect Oct G. and placed
on the retired list.
THE Treasury Department is informed that
Prince Louis Napoleon. nephew of the king OF
Italy, will arrive at San Francisco in few
days to makea tour Of the United States.
CARL sCHuEBNASS and his family, who have
been summering in Illinois, have returned TO
the city. Mr.. sohuermann is the efficient
properly clerk Of the Smithsonian Institution.
DIR. A. NJ. CALLAHAN, of Topeka, Kan,
| grand high priest OF the state (Royal Arch
| Chapter), who has been attending the trlen.
nial meeting of Royal Arch Masons in this city,
| len yesterday for home.
THE engagement OF Passed Assistant Sur
| geon John @. Boyd, of the navy, 10 Miss Will
lard, only daughter OF G. C. Willard Of this
city. IS announced. The marriage will prob
ably take place in February.
IT was Miss Jennie NJ. Tustin and George A..
Prevosc, esq, who conducted the musical part
of the programme at the Unity Presbyterian
Church on the occasion of the recent temper
ance meeting held there.
EX-SENATOR YuLEE, Mr.. Dulaney, OF the
| arm VI 'hAhhOg ~ NAltuNgt huu bcNbtul ObhtE
gentlemen have purchased an extensive tract
of land at Hulrs Point, near Bar Harbor, Me-,
which they propose to lay out for settlement.
LIEUT.. F. W. ELLIS ofthe signal corps, will be
married this evening OF o clock at the Found.
| ry Church TO Miss Fannie Anderson, of this
city. The wedding will be a brilliant one, as
all officers attending will appear In full uni
| form.
MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND and her mother,
Mrs. Folsom, who have been visiting relatives
in Buffalo for the past few days, left for this
city on the Lehigh Valley railroad at 9:2O
o'clock yesterday morning in the special car
! "Mlnerva."
| Mr.. +. G. CLARKE, OF the War Department,
has returned from Boston and New York, where
he has been spending his annual vacation with
his children and friends, much improved in
health, and will resume his clerical duties on
the 10th instant.
IT is reported that Paymaster Edward N.
Whitehouse, U. S. N, who is now on duty in
general charge of the bureau of provisions
and clothing, will be appointed paymaster
general ofthe navy very soon after Secretary
Whitney's return.