National Republican., 1881-08-11
WATERING-PLACE NOTES.
III. G. FAINT is at Berkeley.

III. q. FAINT is at Berkeley.
Wy. c. Wood Is at Newport.
john Rogers, the sculptor, Is at Nantucket
Mrs. p. Thyson Is at Cornwall ON the. Hudson.
-E. p. Taylor was registered in Charleston, s. c.,
last Monday.
-lalbert Lanston, of the Pension onlce, has gone
to Rock Enon,
Professor and Miss Minnie Lawrence are at
Rehoboth Beach,
Mrs n. NJ. Nelson has gone TO Sandy Hill, N.
V, for n months stay.
Martin F. Morris and sisters and Miss Hannah
are at Ocean Grove.
Cardinal McCloskcy will remain Mt Newport
throughout the summer.
Chief Nimmo, of the Bureau of Statistics. Is Mt
Berkeley for II short stay
Pink pond-lilcs are all the rage at Newport
They are sent there from the Bay State.
M. b. Latimcr will spend a monthH<ncation
at and in the vicinity of Brentsyillc Va.
j. W. Thompson was among the latest arrivals
at Fort William Henry Hotel, Lake George.
Rev. DR.. Paxton, of the New York Avenue
Church, and family are at the Ocean View Hotel,
Block Island.
Captain John Mullan, the well-known land
attorney leit lust evening for two months vaca-
ton ut his old home in Washington Territory.
DR. Grafton Tyler accompanied by his two
granddaughter, Miss Mamie and Virginia Cassin,
and Mrs DR.. Walter Bowie Tyler, are at Capon
Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. Herndon Morsell, who appeared in concert
at Saratoga Tuesday evening with the Fairamb
Opera Company, is young tenor who has Just re-
turned from his studies in Italy. He is a Wash
ington boy.
Block Island Is complaining OF cold weather.
and extra blankets have been necessary all through
the summer. This would naturS.sy expected to
draw crowds but the season has been anything but
fourishing, and there are not more than five hun
| dred visitors on the island.
General Merritt, Senator elect Warner Miller
| Congressman Frank Hiscock, Assemblyman Henry
| T. Duguid, and other Half Breed leaders are at
| Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands. 1t Is under
stood that there Is TO be an important conference
| held there in relation to the Republican campaign
| In New York state.
| An old man, over the elbows and knees of
whose corduroy suit sixty summers had faded,
landed from n New Jersey ferryboat the other
morning and said to policeman; My house In
the country is filed with summer guests, and we
are bound to make money. As we are little flush
Just now, thought would run down to New
York and try some OF these fresh vegetables and
fruits that hear the papers talking Of"
That very thin but exceedingly interesting
young chap who parts his hair In the middle
wears little side whskers, a sweet little mustache
and nobby little hat and goes ogling about idl-
otically at the fashionable watering-p places with
one eyegass has al last succeeded in attracting at
tcntion 10 himself The american Queen, the New
York society paper, has picture of him, and Ia
bells II "Jaokass." SO II would seem he has changed
his name. lie used to be called "The Puppy
H. A. Whitney, cashier of the Treasury, has
just returned from Oakland, Md where he has
been to visit his family, who are stopping at The
Baltimore aud Ohio Hotel. He is enthusiastic
over the beauties Of that locality, and highly
praises the excellent management OF Mr. G, 5
Wood of the Eutaw House, Baltimore who is con
ductlng the hotels Of the compGnyht oakland ant
Deer Park, lie says that Mr. Wood is jolly gooc
fellow, and ondeayos to make his guests fee
happy and contented, and by his Chesterheldior
manner succeeds In doing so.