National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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GEN HAzEN has gone to Long Branch for a
few days.
SURGEON GENERAL FRANCIS M GUNNELI, u.
s. ~, is ut Newport.
MHs. MosEs KELLY and her younger daughter
will leave this week for scarborough.
Col. GEORGE BLISS Is ut Newport, the guest
Of IIon. George Bancroft; the historian.
REV. ). OWEN DORSEY, OF the bureau OF eth
nology, was in st. Pam on Tuesday last.
GOV. HoADLY, OF Ohio. is expected to re-
turn to Columbus to- day from New York.
SENATOR CHAREs ". JosEs, of Florida, and
Senator James L. Pugh, of Alabama, are at
Narrasansett Pier
REPRESENTATIVE FRANK HIsCocK OF New
York, and Mrs. Hiscock, are at Newport from
their home ut Syracuse.
Ex-Gov. HENDRICKS, the monumental base
of the democratic party, has returned 10 In
dianapolis from his eastern tour.
RIGHT Hon. SIR LYoN PLAYFAIk and Lady
playfair arrived in New York Saturday from
England In the steamer Gertnauic.
LIEUT. CHARLES A. BRADBURY u. s. N, who
is on duty at the navy ordnance bureau, has
gonc to his home in Vermont for a month 8
visit.
LORD GEORGE FRANCIS HAMILTON and Lord
Claud Hamilton will sail from Liverpool
Thursday to make tour of the United States
and Canada.
Mr. CLINTON p. FARREbb and family, OF this
city, arrived at the Ocean house, Newport on
Saturday Mrs. Farrell Is the sister Of Mrs
Robert e. Ingersoll.
CARDS arc out announ cling the marriage at
Newport tho latter part OF this month of Mr..
f. A. Stout to the daughter Of Gen. j. Meredith
Read, cx.mlnister to Greece.
BARON IGNATz Won sCHABFFER, tho Aus.
trian minister, has returned from Europe, and
was In New York Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Baron Won Hubner of Austria.
Col. SAMUEL N. BENJAMIN, assistant adju.
tant general, U. s. A., was ut Narragansett
Pier on Saturday, us were also Lieut.. j. ID.
Kelly and Lieut.. Warner A. Eostrand, U. S. N.
Cart. WILLIAM b. JOINS and Mrs. Joh ms, oi
Georgetown, and Maj, Francis II. Bates, u. s. A.,
and family are at Rock Enon Springs Capt.
Johns was classmate of Gen. W. 4. Sherman
at West Point.
Miss EVA Mills Is rusticating with relatives
in Fulton, Oswego county, N. ", and the
people of that place have gone into ecstasies
over her voice and are going to give her com
plimentary concert next week.
MRS. THOMAS B. KALBFus and daughter are
expected TO return home to-day from month
of leisurely visiting at the summer resorts
along the eastern coast. Mr.. Kalbfus vii
leave in Il day or two for his vacation.
MRS. JoHs DAVIS will be here to-day will
her children from Deer Park, where they hay,
been for over month"; and will leave In few
, days to spend the rest OF the season In the
, north-a part Of the time at Woo as Holl, OF
| vineyard sound
/ MRS JoHN G. PARRg wis Of Con. ParRe
corps Of engineers lone OF the former com
T nanders of the army Of the Polomac), with he
daughter, is ut her elegant country seat, Devon
near philadelphia. They will not return her
to their home, in Lafayette square, until tn
last of next month.
GEN. GEORGE W. CULLUs u. 8. A., and Mrs
Culium, are expected to return soon from thei
extended visit to Europe, although they ha,
not designed returning until next year, an
have rented their elegart summer home a
Newport for this season. Mrs Cullum wa
formerly the widow Of the late Maj. Gen
, Henry W. Halleck, U. S, A.
CoMMoDonE Earl ESdEsII, who will be pro
noted TO roar admiral Sept /, wifi be accom-
the European squadron by his family, VIII
, VIII make extended trips about the continen
while abroad. Lieut., Emory II, Taunt, U.
! N, whose wife was Miss English, will be oil
dered as Nag lieutenant TO Admiral English.
, Miss MARiA MITCHELL, the astronomer,
spending the summer at Lynn, Mass, wheI
she attracts much attention. She Is the daugl
. Ter of the late Maj. Gen Ormsby NJ. Mitchell
who died during the rebellion, and who was
graduate Of West Point and himself famou
student Of the armament, Miss Mitchell is d.
. scribed as having a strong characteristic fac
0 and figure with head heavily crowned wit
! snow white hair, and making striking pictul
= wherever she appears.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG arrived at Ne
York Saturday in the steamship Germania frol
0 her two months vacation, most Of which 81
q passed In London. She told reporter TIL
She would have stayed longer but for u
: cholera scare, but she had gay time whi
:, she was there. She doesn't know yet wheth,
4 she will sing In opera tho coming season
; not, but II she does 1t win be English oper
0 Italian opera has bad lookout ahead, M
/. English and German will be the favorite. 81
. will sing In concert through tho south
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