National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-25
ABoUT PEOPLE.
sEcRErAnY ToLoEE is in New York.

SECRETARY FoLGEE Is IN New York.
Mns, GARFlEIp and her family are at Sara
togo,
SENATOR BLACKBURN is summcring in Ices.
burg, Va.
SUPERVISING INSPECTOR GENERAL DuMoNR is
In New York.
Gov CLEVELAND proposes to spend the sum
mer ut Albany.
Mr.. HESDRtcKss grandfather kept saloon
in Pownal Center w.
jim KEENE is making money and will soon
be ION his feet" again.
SENATOR CAMERON aud family arc at his
farm, Lophiol, near HarrtNNhrg.
SPEAKER CARmTA 'and Mrs. Carlisle nro
among the gYssts at Old Point Comfort, Va
W., RosS W1SANs, instead of going to Scot
land this yoar, will occupy cottage at New
port. ....
THE Grand Duke serglus's wedding gin to
his bride was parure of daisies costing
100000.
President HARRIS, of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, has started east irom Port
land, Greg.
GROVER CLEVELAND measures eight inches
and throo-quartors across tho back Of his neck
In straight line.
Erwin BOoTH Is ut Newport. He is moro
tacturn than ever, and seems to bo oppressed
by mn unaccountablo melancholy.
Mr.. KELLER, whose design for the Garfield
monument at Cleveland has been accepted,
says IL will take three years to execute the
work.
Roscoe CoNKLING is gaining fame as an oars.
man. lie belongs TO a club having its head
quarters ON the Harlom river, and rows once
or twice q week.
THE remains of Joel 4, Hart, whom Hiram
Powers called "tho greatest sculptor in the
world" aro soon to ba brought from Italy
homo to Kentucky.
A LONDON dispatch states that IL is persist
emily asserted in Catholic circles that there Is
great likelihood of Mary Anderson's joining
the Carmolite nuns.
Ex-Gov. HENDRICKS expects to leave In
dianapolis Sunday for the east where ho will
remain three or four weeks. Mrs. Hendricks
will accompany him.
SENATOR MAHoNEs wife and daughter are
now in London, after having travelled through
Ireland and Scotland. They do not expect to
return until after Christmas.
GOV. HAMILTON, OF Illinois, wants an annual
encampment of two brigadcs ofmilitia together
every year In his state, SO that an insight may
be gained into the larger details of tactics.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE, nominally from Ohio,
is still Connecticut man, and still owns the
old homestead that has been in his family
for generations at Lyme, Oh the Connecticut
| river.
INFORMATION comes from Marquette, Mlch
that Mr. +. s. Hutchinson, of Washington, Dl
c., did on Friday, July Is, catch in that
neighborhood twenty-five pound salmon
trout, having, on the previous day, caught
four weighing ten pounds each.
Mrs. A. T. STEWART, now summcring at the
Grand union in Saratoga, has the habit of GO
ing to the hotel store room every Saturday to
be weighed, and, as she always gives the store
| keeper S5 for this service, he Is one of the few
men that believe in letting woman have her
weigh.
Mr.. JOHN W. MAcKAY told a San Francisco
newspaper man the other day that he Is n
republican, but in no sense a politician, and
that he had not the remotest idea of being a
candidate for the senate from Neyada that in
fact, the suggestion was absurd, and nothing
could induce him to accept the position or any
other political Office
Mr.. WILLIAM HENRY HuRLBERT, formerly
editor of the New York World, is to be married
on the second Wednesday in. August to Miss
Kitty Tracy, at the seat of Mr.. Beckett-Dent-
son, in Yorkshire. The bride to be Is daugh-
ter of the late william Tracy, who was one OF
the great jurists of New York, and who left a
large fortune. Her cousin is the wife of j. S.
Morgan the banker, of Morgan, Rose & Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbert, arter honeymoon in
Rome, expect to make England their perma
nent Residence.