National Republican., 1883-07-21

AL.
Mrs. Judge Swasy leaves for Boston this week.
w.P Bancroft and wife, Maine are at the Arling-
ton.
II. I. Munson and L. Clifford, New York, are at
Wormley's.
Judson D. Lincoln is at Canandaisua, N. ", for
the summer.
Secretary Teller left last night, to lie gone for
two or three week.
Mrs. ". G. Murdock has gone to Ohio to be abb
sent several weeks.
Commissioner Mcfarland went to Oakland for a
few days last night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Barker have gone to the
Rockbridge Alum springs.
C.. E. Emory. W. A. Jenuer, and Phillp ps Abbott,
New York, are at the Riggs.
Mrs II. H. Hemper and her two children are at
Oakton, Va, for the summer.
Col. Jefferson Reynolds, president of the First
National bank, El Paso, Texas is in the city.
Mrs. Edward Temple and family are at Cape
May, where they will remain until September.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Gait and Mrs. Reginald Fen
dali will spend some time among the Catfkils.
Mr.. Ike Cans and Sol Lansburgh leave to-mor
row morning ior Oakland for II stay of two weeks.
He Beck, New York; l.. A. Williams, Kentucky.
ana j. T., Alexander, Virginia, are at the National
S. S. Chauncey, Mrs. Daniel Chauncey and
NJ sses Ohauncey, New York, are at the Arlington.
Mrs. Joslyn wife of the assistant secretary of
the Interior. is still at Woodstock ILL.,, with her
two sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cram Boston; and p. Mehan,
Miss Mehan, aud L. j. Heraty, Philadelphia, are
| at the Riggs
Mr., Joseph II. Blackfan and family LETT for
Bedford Springs, Pa last evening, to be absent
several weeks.
CHI Hobbs, S. W. Abbott, Dover, N H. Sam
uel A, King, Waco, Texas, and ID. McSweGny,
New York city, are at the 81. James
Mr.. and Mrs. Danenhower leave for Boston Aug.
g and will meet Lieut.. Danennhower and his SIS
Ter ut Murtha's Vineyard Oh the iilteenth
The following washingtonians are at Atlantic
hotel, Ocean beach MI. and Mrs. J. Auerbach
Miss Il. Rosenthal, William q. Bell and children,
Miss Hettie Bell and maid George w. Oehlik, Mrs.
l. S. Clark, and Miss Clark.
Mr.. Leo Karpclles, a clerk in the sixth auditors
office, and veteran federal soldier, has been pre-.
sented with god-heuded walking cane suitably
inscribed, in commemoration OF his recent promo.
ton TO first class clerkship
Mr.. Kimball, the general superintendent Of the
life saving service, has left Washington for gem
eral tour of inspection of the stations on the
northern lakes, ana also TO select sites for new
stations authorized by congress.
Hon. A. C. Harmer, Of Germantown, Pa, on the
evening Of the nineteenth instant, at the office OF
the company in New York, was elected chief OF
the construction department. of the International
railway, of which Gen. j. Is. Gordon, OF Georgia. Is
the president.
The Rev. Or. William Elliott, of plymouth,
England, who IS temporarily sojourning In thi,
city, aud who has become known to large NUNS
ber of our citizens by his pulpit minstratons-
will again preach in the Congregational church,
Tenth and g streets, to-morrow morning, and in
the Waugh NJ. Il. chapel, Third and streets
northeast in the evening. This, 1t Is understood,
will be his last Sunday in Washington for some
weeks.
SO many conflicting stories appearing In the
public prints respecting the future purposes of eX
Senator Window, a member of the reportoral staff
OF THE REPUBLICAN, called upon the Minnesota
statesman last evening, and learned that he and
his family will sail for Europe next Wednesday on
the steamer Werra, of the North German Lloyd
line. Ho expects to return about the first of next
November. Mrs. Window may rcmuin In Europe
a year OF longer for the purpose of schooling her
children. senator Palmer, of Washington, will
occupy MIR. Windows house fora year.