National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.

BISHOP DUDLEY, of Tennessee, is at New.
port
COMMANDER scHLEY's brother is a compos-
itor on the Baltimore Sun.
Gov. McLASE. of Maryland, Is taking his
vacation ut Narragansett Pier.
THE Able Liszt Is afflicted with warts all
over his face, which seem TO be incurable.
Hon. AARON A. SARGEST, of California, late
United States minister TO Germany, has gone
to New York,
SECRETARY FRELIsGHUYsEs left the city
yesterday afternoon for short vacation on his
farm, near Newark, NJ.
Hon. ALLAN JoHSsroSE, third secretary of
the British legation, is ut Newport, where he
arrived sunday morning.
GEN. ALFRED PLEAsosToN thinks that Wade
Hampton was the ablest cavalry fighter in the
ranks of tho confederaoy.
SENATOR NELSON w. ALDRICH, of Rhode Is-
land, and Mrs. Aldrieh have gone to Newport
for the rest OF tho summer.
NJ. JARVIS PATrEN, the now commissioner OF
navigation, qualified at the treasury depart
ment yesterday and ut once entered upon tho
discharge OF the duties OF his office.
ANTON RuBISsTRlE will never consent to sit
to portrait painter but not long ago friend
skctched him surrcptitiously, and the picture
is now on exhibition in London.
Miss HELEN BARRY sailed for Europe in the
| GermanIo on Saturday, She is negotiating with
Mr.. Sardou TO write a new piece for her to
''stRr" this country In the season OF flSo5-'Sj.
REPRESENTATIVE W. J. GREEN, of North Caro-
\ lima, arrived at the Ebbitt house yesterday
from the north, en- route for his home at Fay
ettoyillc. lie iS accompanied by his daughters,
Misses Mabel and Sarah Green, and will leave
this evening
PRoF r. 7. GREEsER who has done such
good work In Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New
York In past campaigns has been invited to
take part In the coming canvass IN Ohio.
Prof Grcenor IL one Of tho most effective and
eloquent speakers in the country and is u
favorite In Ohio.
SECRETARY LINCOLN Is expected TO return to
Washington to-day. He has not yet decided
TO go 10 Portsmouth, N, H., 10 attend the re.
ception OF the Greedy party. Geu. HaEen,
chief signal oilioer Of tho army has gono to
that plaOe and Will represent Secretary Lin
coin If he should determine not TO 10.
Mrs. JoIE LIE DAVIS, wife Of Acting Rear
Admi raj Davis, returned here yesterday after
noon with her daughter, Miss Katie Duv is.
They have been u month on the Jersey sea
shore. and are now in their old quarters ut the
Ebbitt house. but win leave this morning for
the Fauquer White sulphur Springs.
CAPT AND BiR5. WILLIAM b. WETMoRE, OF
New York, who have been at Newport during
Juue aud July, lett there Sunday night for d
hvisit to the wonders Of the Yellowstone valley
Capt Wetmore was formerly lieutenant in
the 9th United States cayaly, and for long
time sn Gid.de.camp on the staif of Maj. Gen
John Pope, where he distinguished himself
while with Gen, Miles's campaign In 1876,
HON. HAL. L. GosiIS9, United States mar
shal for western Pexas, loft here last night fol
his post ut San Antonio. He came north sew
Feial weeks ago 10 escort his family TO Nan
htuoket where Mrs, qosling and their two bright
fboys viii spend the summer. The gonial
TeDnessean ToXGn still iovess salt water as well
as he did in the days whom he was a nidshlp'
man, and while his oillcial duties force him Il
40 back toswolter on tho arid alkan plains o.
sgexas no leaves dis family to enjoy the seu
shore.