National Republican., 1886-10-20
PERSONALITIES.


COMMISSIONERS LYMAN AND oBEELY are in
Philadelphia.
JoHN RUSSELL YouSG has arrived in New
York from London.
DANIEL DouGHERTY and family have re-
turned from Europe.
BISHOP WINGFIELD has positively declined
the bishopric of Eas.on.
THERE is no noticeable change In the condl-
tion Of Mr.. John T. Given.
GEN. GoDDoN, governor.elect OF the state of
Georgia, is at the Metropolitan.
Col. FRANK CASNoN and wife, OF NJ lnassas,
Va, are guests at the Ilillman House.
MYEoN wHITSEY the man of music, has
bought fine house at Watertown, Mass.
JAY GOULD is to be back from his north
western trip about the middle of this we.k.
Mn. DAVID KENNEDY, the Scotch socialist
died at Stratford, Canada, on the 18th instant.
W. II. MONTAGUE, who lately died, owned
the British bullet that caused Warren's death
ut Bunker Hill.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR., Is building n
fine house on the corner of Commonwealth
avenue and Gloucester street, Boston.
Mr.. JOHN b. CLFALU, of New Orleans, IS at
the National Hotel. He will be here for sew
eral days TO attend to some business.
Mrs. QUINCY A. SHAW, of Boston, has estab-
llshed twenty kindergartens and seven day
schools, which require yearly expenditure Of
$4,000.
THE President yesterday appointed Mr..
Crosby S. Noyes to be a trustee of the reform
school ofthis District, vice George W, Adams,
deceased.
'SMoN CAMERON" says the New York
World, sis the only survivor of the Senate of
Folks administration now that David L..
Yulee is dead"
sIGNoR sUccI is preparing for his fast at
Paris He eats four meals daily, including four
beeisteaks. three dozen oysters, Il quantity OF
soles, and several cuts of roast veal.
Mr., HARRY F. SEYMOUR, business manager
of the company TO produce "a Cold Day" next
week at Herzog's, has arrived in the city aud
already sounds the note of preparation"
A THEATRICAL company which was playing
"The Creole" under the management of z. s.
MattoS, Is stranded at Savannah. Lillian Lewis
is the star and Cyril Searle is member of the
company.
Miss MARY ORNE PICKERING, of salem,
Mass, granddaughter of the late Col. Tim )thy
Pickering. the eminent jurist and officer OF the
revolutionary army, is just dead in the Slst
year Of her age.
A PRIVATE letter received In this city from
Hon. John S. Barbour says he was in Paris on
the 9th Instant that he will spend the next
two weeks in Ireland, and viii sail from
Queenstown on the seTyia on the 8lst Instant.
GEN. BUTLER said Rt Boston on Saturday,
"l'm clean out of politics; but, II the good
~ Ia 81 al
insist on my serving them IN Congress. I
will gratefully accept the honor and assume
the task"
LIEUT.. ALBERT c. DILLISGHAM, of the
United States flagship Tennessee, and Mrs
Dillingham; have been invited by Gov. and
Mrs. Fltzhugh Lee to assist them in the re.
ceplion of President and Mrs. Cleyelan at
Richmond on oct. 25.
JOHN D. BIDDIs, chief cierk of the internal
revenue bureau, has gone TO his home in NIL
ford, Pa, for brief vacation, Mr.. Biddls Is a
hard,worked and deservedly popular oflicial,
and his many friends wish him the greatest
enjoyment Of the much needed rest.
MR.. +. X. NICHOLS, otherwise known as
"The Duke,"a popular clerk in the surgeon
generals office, brings back bride from the
far west In the person Of Miss Ruby Appleby
of Minneapolis, Mimi, watch event occurred
Oct, 13, lie will be pleased to sec friends at
the Clarendon Hotel.
Col. c. +. DALEY and wife returned 10 the
city yesterday from Conneoticutafte dlscharg.
ing the last sad duties of final burial to their
brother, Henry G. Daley, who died in Wash.
ingon about month ago. They are stopping
with their friend, Walker f. Lindsay, No. 1891
X street northwest,
AN inventory filed In the county court at
Denver last Monday evening by David II. Mof.
fatt, one ofthe executors Of the estate of the
late Jerome b. Chaifee, puts the total value oI
the property at the time OF Mr. Chalee's death
at s32s 3ls, which amount does not include his
accounts against Ward, Grant 4 Co.