National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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LIEUT.. AARON WARD U. s. N, is at Kaater-
skill with his fam -.
Miss MElGs daughter OF Gen. NJ. c. Meigs,
U. $. A., Is at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FOSTER and Miss Dame were
registered in Paris last Friday.
Mr.. BENJAMIN DURPEE, Of New Jersey
avenue, is at Narragansctt Pier.
RIGHT REV. S. s. HARRIS, of Detroit, bishop
Of Michigan Is at Richheld Springs.
Mr.. AND MRS. CoFFEY and Miss Coney, OF
this city, arrived at the Ocean house. Newport,
on Saturday.
SENIOR Don LUIS L. DOMINIQUE, the minister
for the Argentine republic is at West Point
with his family.
MAI SAM MCDONALD, OF the treasury de-
partment, Is spending a two weeks vacation
at Virginia Beach.
ex-senator DAVID DAVIS and Mrs Davis
have gone to Newport from Saratoga. They
arc at the Ocean house.
ALE Of tho Greedy party survivors, except
Maj. Greedy himself were at Newport on Sat
urday, where they received much attention.
Hon. A. r. sPoFFoRD, librarian Of congress,
will return to the city to-day from months
vacation spent in northern and central New
York.
Ex.Gov WILLIAM spRAeuE, correspondent
says, may be seen almost daily on the beach at
Narragansett Pier clad in lengthy linen
duster.
Col. EMIL FREY. the Swiss minister, arrived
in New York Saturday morning aud here tho
same night flie is at his old quarters on Iowa
circle.
MARSHAL CLAYTON McMIcHAEL has gone
with his sou on q fishing excursion to the
Thousand islands, and will go thence to Rich
field Springs.
NAL john S. BILLINGS, surgeon U. S. A.,
and Mrs Billings, who were at Copenhagen
when last heard from, will sail for home on
Saturday of next week.
GEN. DAVID HUNTER and family will return
to their home here this week from Nerragan-
sett Pier, where they have spent their sum-
mers for the past ten years.
Mr.. JAMES L. HoYLE and his two little sons
have returned to the city much improved in
health from short visit to their old home
stead, near Boyd's station, Md.
GAIT. WILLIAM z. vosE, I'd United States ar
tillcry, of this city, will be one of the com
petitors In the army rifle contest this month at
MIR. MAX MCCLELLAN, son of Gen. McClel-
Ian, is making trip through the north woods
OF Maine and Canada Gen. and Mrs. Nc
Clelan and their daughter are still at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. AND Miss GILMAN, wife and daughter
of Col. jeremiah II. Gilman, U. S. A., are still
at West Point, and will visit Col. and Mrs. Asa
b. Carey, at Martha's Vineyard, before return
ing to Washington.
LIEUT.. EMORY H. TAuNT, United States navy,
of the Greedy relief ship Thetis, arrived here
Saturday from New York on leave, and left
for Culpeper to join his wife, who is spending
the summer there with her children.
GEN. ALEXANDER MCDOWELL McCooK, U. 8.
A, is to be married next month to Miss Colt
of Milwaukee The bride elect, who is pleas
antly known here, is the sister of Mrs William
W. Burns wife of Gen. Burns, U. S. A.
LIEUT.. WALTER GOODWIN, United States
navy, who has just been detached from the
practice ship Constellation. arrived here yes
| terday evening on leave from the naval acad-
emy, and has quarters at the Ebbitt House.
ASSISTANT PAYMAsTER J. DIXIE DOYLE, u. s.
N, left here Friday to pay off the officers and
men of the Despatch at Newport, and will go
thence TO spend a month with his family at
New Castle, N. H., where they have been since
early in July.
Col. WILLIAM MuRRILL the colored orator
of this district addressed the Young Repub-
lican club of Philadelphia Saturday night He
was enthusiastically received. Col. Murrill
will spend the remainder Of the campaign in
Indiana and Ohio.
EX-SENATOR WILLIAM WINDOW, of Minnesota
his trip to the Yellowstone park, from which
he returned by way OF Salt Lake and the Union
Pacific. His family is in New England, tc
remain until November.
Col. RICHARD +. O'BEIRSE, 18th United
States infantry, and Mrs o. Beirne, are In New
York, and are expected here this week OF
next. Col. o. 'Belrne in ante-bellum days wa!
private secretary to Gen. Lewis Cass when hi
was secretary of state.
MRS john II. MITCHELL and Miss Mitchell
wife and daughter Of ex-senator Mitchell, o
Oregon, have gone from Riehfield Springs
where they have spent the summer, to Wes
Point to stay week or two. Mr.. II. NJ
Mitchell remains at Richfeld.
REV DIR. o. II. TIFFANY, formerly pastor
the Metropolitan Methodist church here, is q
Richfeld Springs with Mrs. Tiffany. PasseC
Assistant Paymaster Otis G. Tiffany, U, S. N.
who had a desperate swim for life when tn
Tallapoosa sunk, is their eldest son.
GEN THOMAS WILSON, U. S. A., who spen
part Of his summer vacation at his old HON
here visiting his brother Col. John NJ vii
son, U. S. A., has been blue fishing near Bos
ton, and has now gone TO Spirit lake, Mime
sofa, amer white bass, pickerel, and grass pike
Mr.. AND Mrs WILLIAM p. JAMESON LEFT thi
city last Thursday for the home of Mr.. Jams
sons mother in Charles county, Md. A reccI
/ ton will be given them there tomorrow eve
ming, to which many Washington and Bait
, more people have been invited. Miss Luci
Murphy, Mrs. Jameson's sister, left the cit
yesterday, and will spend week with Mr.
Jameson.
BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM S. HARNEY, U. s. A
. arrived at the Ebbitt house Saturday evening
: accompanied by his daughter Nine. st. Cy
of 81. Louis They had been spending mont
at Saratoga, and for the past week have Doe
, visiting old friends in Baltimore Gen. Ha
!, ney is considerably over six feet in height.
Sc years of age, and has been an officer of Ii
army since February, 1878.
MAJ. ]. SUMNER ROGERS, president of II
v Michigan Military college, at Orchard LAX
n arrived yesterday evening" and has qua
a tiers at the Ebbitt house. Mai Roge
. was an officer of volunteers during tn
|, war, and late of the LIST U. s. infantry. II
, trip here is to secure the detail of a navy eng
. neer officer as instructor of mechanics at tn
II college.
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