National Republican., 1886-09-01

TB. ALDmcH is on the way homo from
England.
DisTRlcT COMMISSIONER wHEArLEY's son is
improving.
REV. DIR. AND Mrs. GIEsY are at Bolton, oa
Lake George,
SENATOR GoRMAN has started with his family
on q western trip.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LEONARD V. NILES ere at the
Delaware Water Gap.
E. SPENCER PRATT, minister to Persia, is
registered in New York.
HoN. II. A. p. CARTER, the Hawaiian minis.
ter, is visiting San Francisco.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS cheeks are "tinged with
red, and his attitude is erect.
PROF. WINNEcKE, of Strasburg, the discov.
erer of nine comets, has gone mad.
MIR. CROSBY s. MOVES, editor of the EceninJ
Star, has returned from his European trip.
GERALD MASSEY, the English poet, has en-
tered enthusiastically into the home rule fight.
REV. DIR. ELLIOTT, of the Church of the AS.
cension, expects to sail for home next satu7.
day.
NJ. CHEvREuL was 100 years old yesterday.
A statue in his honor will be unveiled In
Paris.
Miss PHGBE HERALD, of Newburyport, Mass,
crossed the century line In fair health on Sat-
urday.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG was a passen-
ger by one OF the incoming ocean steamers on
Sunday.
THE Philadelphia P1e8 says that Lieut..
| Greedy admits that 1t Is "a little too warm"
| for him.
CAPT. J. T. SMITH, of the War Department,
who has been seriously Ill for some time, is
| convalescing.
HORACE GREELEY's monument In Green.
wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, is a bronze bust
| resting on marble base.
MIR. BURNSIDE, a grandson OF Simon Cam
| eron, has become manager OF the London
weekly known as Topics Of The Tim.
| GEN. MCDOWELL, now dead, is honored
| In the naming of the new government steel
steamer just launched at San Francisco.
| sERAG MoSTEPoIRE who fell heir to the
home ofhis uncle, the famous Sir Moses, ha'
spent $4,000 lately beautifying the house.
Hon. E. JOHN ELLIS of Louisiana, has prom
ised to lecture at an early day for the beneG
Of the Ladies' Mite Society OF Warrenton. Va
G. p. HUNTINGDON. the millionaire, Is having
built at the home Of his childhood, Litchield
Conn, Gothic chapel for the Unitarians o
that place.
LIEUT.. II. +. THOMPSON, who has recently
been on duty at Fort Myer, has removed will
his family to this city. and Is now residing a
20l1 street.
Miss ADA SWEET is In Europe now, and the
Paris Petit Journal explains that she was re
moved from her office as pension agent 70
writing poetry.
JAMES MCMILLAN and john s. Newberry
citizens of Detroit, have given $4,000 each Il
found a free hospital in that city and hay'
vaguely promised more. ... .....
Miss GLIDER writes that she finds American
are quite the rage in London, but she doesn'
quite like the way in which they are regarded
They seem to fill the place once held by tn
court Jester.
GEN. JOSEPH e. JOHNSTON, commissioner o
railroads, returned to this city last evenln
from his tour Of inspection OF subsidized rail
roads. lie looks remarkably well, and slit
that there was nothing the matter with hin
except fatigue from his long journey.
IT is now thought that ex.President ArthlI'
ill'health is partly the result OF breathing tn,
poison which comes from HilAntus trees
There were rows Of them in front of his housC
in New York aud three OF thcm in the bacl
yard.