National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.


MISSES LILLIAN and Anita Cluss arc at Oak
land, Md
GEN DAVID HUNTER is at the Delavan house,
Narragansctt Pier.
Col. Bob INGERsoLL lectures tonight and
tomorrow night at Portland, Orcg.
GOV LOUIS NJ. McLANE, of Maryland is at
the McSparran house, Narragansett Pier.
ARCHBISHOP McCABg's illness is due to
bronchitis He is stated to be recovering
MEssRs WALTER POLLOCK and Andrcw Lang
will make lecture tour OF America in the fall.
GEN. ROBERT G. SCHESCK and Gen. W. w.
Gordon, of Charleston, arc at Narragansett
Pier.
BLACK DOG and Strike Axe are the opposing
candidates for the presidency in the Usage
nation.
Miss STUART. the daughter of the late Gen. j.
f. b. Stuart, is spending the summer at Nara
gausett Pier.
CoUNT Won MUNSTER, German ambassador to
England, win soon publish an elaborate manual
on cookery.
Hos. ELIHu B. wAsHBURsE, ex.minister to
France, is at the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
DIR. AND Mrs. u. I. SowERs win leave by the
limited express this morning for a two weeks
visit TO Block island.
JOHN d, ALLEY, of this city, has gone to his
rancho in New Mexico where he has herd of
| 1900 cattle and 600 horses.
THE Earl of Aylesford and one of this broth
ers sailed for New York Yesterday on the
White Star steamship Adriatic.
Mr.. d. L. Moody, tho evangelist, has been
engaged by the Young Mems Christian asso
citation TO preach in st. Louis this fall.
Gov. CRIITENDEN, of Missouri, Is in the lake
region of Wisconsin enjoying himself in sail
ing and trolling for pickercl and muscalongc
THE engagement is announced OF Lieut.
Arthur G. Ducat, jr., Sd United States cavalry,
to Miss EarnestIne Appleton, the daughter of
Samuel Appleton, esd, of Chicago
GEN. MARTIN d. HARDIN, U. S. A., who Is
spending the summer at Oconomowoc, Wis,
owns II queer yacht ON Lac Ia Billie that Is al.
most US broad a-heaIn as II 10 long. lie wants
TO be sure of not tipping over.
Col. GEoRGE W. CANDLE, U. S. A., who is the
chiefpaymaster at Chicago spends all Of his
spare time at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, catch
ing tsh. 1t Ii stated that he never, never tells
a fish story Mrs. Candoe Is there for tho sum.
mer.
Mr., Z, y. HANNA, the private secretary Of
Secretary Teller, has reached Portland, Greg,
where he has gone on II visitttoR w. Mitchell,
formerly of this city, but now chief Of the
land departments Of the Northern Pacific rail
way.
UNITED STATES MINISTER LOWELL will leave
Buxton, where he has been for the past few
days, for the benefit of his health next satur-
day. lie will so to Scarborough and aferward
to Whitby. A number of Americans are 80.
| journing 1T Scarborough.
JAMES GORDON BESEET, JR,, is compare.
lively young man, but according TO the New
| York World, "hls hair is white and his form
bent as though with age" aud no presents the
appearance Of prematurely old man" II IL
not certainly hard work that has wrought this
transformation.-Lea Times.
BAT la PRAERIE, who can daily be seen on
the street at Marshfcld, Wis, was born In the
Michigan peninsula in 1878, his father being
one of Astor's fur traders ana his mother a
| squaw lie served as a scout and interpreter
IN the war of 1872, and was n soldier through
out the campaign in Mexico, For nlnoty.ilyo
years he has used tobacco and he will accept
anything that comes handy In the way Of
| liquor.