National Republican., 1881-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. j. r. MagruGer arrived at Newport last
Friday.
-Ex. Senator Conkling is at Long Branch, the
guest Of General Grant,
Mr.. Lewis j. Davis has engaged rooms for the
summer at Block lslpnd.
--.Irs. Naval Constructor Samuel II. Pook and
daughter are at New London, Conn.
Among late arrivals at Long Branch are Mrs.
Marshall Brown, Mrs. Knox and Miss Knox, and
Clarence Beall.
-washington's noted physician, DR.. A. Y. p.
Garnett has gone to make the grand rounds OF the
Virginia springs.
Captain i. z. McCrea, U. S, n, and family, and
Ensign &. G. Rogers. are among the regular sum
merors at New London.
Cape May has attracted d. W. Tobrner and
wife, G. s. II. Paul and wife, Miss Alice Leach, A.
I. Black, L. NJ Byrnes, and J. d. Wise.
MIR. Richard Dcvens, OF Washington, has been
rusticating on the estate of his brother, Captain E.
f. Dovens, at Long Island Lake Winnipiscogcc
Mrs. J. II. Renshawe and child, wife and daugh.
| ter Of Major kenshawe, Of the Geological Survey,
len Friday to spend few weeks ut concordville'
| Penn.
MIR. c. W. spoTord, proprietor of the Riggs
House, has in process of construction fine sum
mcr residence nt Hnmpden Lower Corner, Maine,
mile from Bangor, on the penobscot River
The following Washingtonans are registered
at Saratoga: J. W. Drew and wife, j. w. Shea and
wife, L. a. Ridgway and wife, Miss A. p. Kidder,
| ]. NJ. Mcfarland Alex. p Morse, and J. NJ.
| Blanchard.
colonel james 1. Christie, of Washington, the
| popular assistant sergeantat-arms United States
Senate has the most elegant turn out that has ap-
peared at Hampton Beach this season. lie is the
| guest Of Colonel Dumas.
Colonel Armstrong, of New York, and his
daughter, had n narrow escape from drowning at
| Asbury Park, Saturday afternoon, at the foot of
| Fifth avenue. Both are expert swimmers, but
| they vcntured out so far that the current caught
| them and carried them out to sea. The Colonel
cried for assistance, and Andrew White, the bath.
| ing master fastened n life-belt and rope to his
waist, and, swimming out, reached both father and
daughter, and after considerable difficulty brought
them both to land in an exhausted condition.
The following named washingtonans are
guests .at Blackistons Island: Captain j. X.
| Coombs, Mrs. w. S. Thompson, Miss Mollic Bor-
land, Mr. J. X. Wise, Miss Maggie La Rue, Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward Shirley and children, Miss Gertio
! Thompson, Mr. W. c, Callow and child, Mr.. Me-
Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. oPray, c, G, Thorn, w.
! s. Thompson, jr. Miss Mabel Thompson $. A. Foot,
A. I, Miller W. Kearney, the Misses Edith and
Mamie Thompson, owen Thompson, Fred. Thomp.
son, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Entwiso and son, Mr..
| John Fuller, Mrs and Miss s. Fowler, G. +. Sher-
! wood, Thomas 7. West u. f. Jones, r. Berry and
| family, +. b. Adams, Miss b. NJ Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan, Joseph RGpetti and family,
| Rov. Fathers Tarro, J, NJ, Grady, W.
| H. De Lacy, the Misses Korn, Mr.. A. NJ.
Kloczewski, Miss Mary Watson, Miss drummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Tobrincr, Mr. and Mrs. B. FSpencer, c. g.
Conger, Mrs. Frank Baden, Miss Susie Baden Mrs.
| J. X. Ford and daughters, Mr.. J. Frank Ford and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Fuller, Mr. W. II. Lap.
ham, Mr.. L. =. Mast, Dr. c. V. Boarman, Mr.. C, W,
| Smith and son, Mr., Thomas Fizsmmons Mrs.
Charlton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Boltcr the Misses
Emma and Agnes Coombs Miss Susie Richards,
| Mr.. Charles Lewis, c. L. Stoncy, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Z. Knoll, W. W. Boarman, and Mr.. Ricketts, and
| family,