National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.

MRs. w. X. VANDERBlLT's last bonnet cost
$3.50.
Ex.Gov. MOSES of South Carolina has been
arrested again in Chicago.
Nh. TILDEN intendsto take southern cruise
in his yacht the Viking, in the winter.
A CHISAMANwas baptized intotho Methodist
church at White Plains, n. Y, recently.
President ARTHUR is expected to visit his
birthplace at Fairfield, VT, when he makes
his trip to Plattsburgh.
GEN. LOGAN has promised to be present at
the Old Settlers meeting at Bismarck, OAK,
during the national fair.
SPEAKER CARLISLE and his family have ar
rived at their home in Covington, KY. where
they will spend the summer
THE correspondent ofthe Richmond Dispatch
at White sulphur Springs says that Mr.. Cor
coran is great fayorite with the ladies.
SECRETARY LINCOLN has returned to the city.
He has not yet decided TO attend the recepslon
Of the Grcely party at Portsmouth, N. IL.
A YOUNG daughter Of the present Lord Lyt-
ton, mis-, still in her teens has begun story
In the August Temple Bttr, entitled THE Red
Manor"
MR. EDWARD NJ. TABER, assistant chief eN-
amincruf the east division of the pension Office
| has been detailed as special pension examiner
with headquarters In Philadelphia.
| ROBERT BOSNEH, of the LCdgsr unfortunately
was paragraphed Us having given Il bell to u
| western church. Immediately II hundred bell.
were applied for by begging letters.
SENIOR ENRIQUE H. MEXIA has been dele
gated by the president of Mexico to represent
that country at the International Electrical
exhibition which opens IN Philadelphia on
sept .,
ALFRED HARRISON, the senior member of A
4 J. c. :. Harrison, the bursted bankers, i
dangerously ILL., the result Of nervous ptostra
tion, and owing TO his advanced age (S2l it i
feared he will not recover.
Miss KATE TANNNr1 WOODS, who ma
written several pleasing serials and sketchc
for S. NchOids lad other magazines, fell from
IL hammock in ijo,tona few days ago and hur
her spine IN Il serious way.
"BES" WApEs old home at Jefferson, Ohio
is still occupied by his venerable widow an
one of his sons, Capt. Henry r. Wade. III
famous senator's little Office near by contain
all his books and papers, undisturbed,
Coz. TnAppEus II, STANTON, u. 5. A., arrive
here yesterday evening from the west, and la
quarters at the Ebbi,t house. lie was fOrmerl
, editor of the Dddy CirOuiGc here, and Is no
on duty auditing the war claims of Kansas
MIR. ELEAZER PORTER KENpRICK, the olde
active Frcunason in ohio, is living at Chill
cOthe at the ago Of o. lie gave ex-ScnatC
Thurman his first cmploymcnt-a clcrkship-
and aitcrward made him u deputy surveyor
THE health Of bismarck since his arrival
his IOmcranian country scat has been 30 sat
luctory that there is little chance Of his hciu
tempted to exchange the comfort and quiet
lhut secluded rclrcal ior the amenities Of
, fashionable wHiering-p4 lace.
, RuEA has been visiting Victor Hugo in Par
bv special invitation OF the great poet 81
I. will return here in September, and produC
: her new play, "Yoounc," In Washington
January under the direction of Mr.. J. W. Mo
/ risey, with whom size has signed three year
/ contract.
. Ex-senator b, X. BRUCE left last night I
/ salem aud Cambridge, Ohio, where he is
/ speak at republican ratification meeting
y Thence he will proceed to Rock Point, Il.
4 having accepted an invitation TO deliver
: address at the reunion Of the Grand Army
the Republic for the New England states
be held there early next month. The addr'
al lnG ltThlll Army ltltlll''l ~ W ~
stood strictly non-politlcal
n MISS SurRo, the daughter Of the man w
built the famous Sutro tunnel, received u gre
Y many letters from II professor in Berlin W
7 had seen her photograph and had been cup
waited by it, proposing marriage. She st
is them all unanswered to her father. who W
g in Spain. Mr., Sutro ahorward saw the =
iessor in Berlin, and liked him so much Il
. he advised his daughter 70 answer his cor
. spondence, and the end OF II is that they "
marry
T. MRS ADoLPnus W, GEEEIY, wife of N
Il Grcrly, arrived her last night with her
D. eldest children and took quarters atthe Ebl
house. She will leave at $40 this morn
,' with her brother, Nj, J., g, Nesmith who
l. companed her here from san Diego, Cal, a
+ by Gou. ua2cn, Lieut. Dunwoody, and Lie
Powell, Of the signal service, for Portsmou
=, ~ H., to meet her husband on saturday. N
" Greedy has much improved in health since
Wy news came of Maj, Grecly's rescue, and sh
~ better than ON leaving San Diego, althOl
greatly tired by the long journey.