National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

nRlR In1 l.kst IN In
puieuIu'eu J' W 'no honuoi i'ei"t' 'iuo' III
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EN-ohoEL,Al'f WINDOW lnterus ai'vr ioaN-
,nB 'ho leioWs'oue resloh W WISH NoN"u"'
O'au' anu ,oioI''uo'
MT D. r. W NlhIiANsoN' ono vi .no Pens,""
pule"u .,, cMauminets' was Nv A"he N'nno'oiA"'
hlHn'' iaS' NeuhcSuaS'
MR. BARNuM, tho chairman OF the demo-
cratic natiohal comnil'ee' mas Dech h poor
neal'n lor some "eeNs'
Mrs. L. MILLS aud her niece, Miss Gordon,
have gone on an extended tour south, the
iori''or ior 'ho pcnch' vi nor ncoi'h'
THERE were sovcnty.two words in the first
sentence ofCol. Vilas speech oil notiication,
ana ninoty-seven Ill the second sentence.
CHRISTINE NILSSON is to spend week as the
fellow guest of the king of Sweden at Tay-
mouth CASTLE the seat OF Lady Bradalbane.
VANDERBILT went to church at Saratoga yes
tcrday-pcrhaps to give thanks for the per-
formancc of his little marc.-B0tOa Herald.
EX-SENATOR TABOR, he of the Denver opera
house and the Leadyillc robes dc mutt Is seek
ing new bonanza in the C~ur d Alcnc mines.
MIs. GLADSTONE. the wife of the British
premier, has written book for the health
exhibition. OH nurseries and tho care of
children.
MAX O'REtI. the newly famous author of
"John Bull ct Son lie" saws the existence of
the house of lords IL an insult to English COM
mon sense
Nus. s. w. CLARK. wife of Mai Clark, re.
cor,lcr I'm thn land Office. with hor DAUGHTERS
| Cora and aertie. ara nj the Hotel brunswick
| Asbury park.
Mn. ISAAC r. DpouLEy is to assume editorial
cbnrye of tbn po,. E,nrcss of Rocbestor MIR
George n Laniran. It's former editor. is coming
| to New York
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ron,nhs is thc onIv s,,rviying mrmbcr of tho
original confederate cabinet, is practicing law
I'm Huntsville. Ala.
pv ,,,,, p,rrnr +, err,u,, -, No,,
yar,, 4. Ja,,aorn,,sr,' n, at Clionn srr,nos N
Y. and there is little If any reason to believe
that he will recover.
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Tolionooso Lnt viii rrturn before tho North
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iny nurnn.a IN INV md thicnco Ti,,c, Who,
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from old ngc of his aunt Mrs Mary p. osbir,,
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'ohN +. rlNhHtf' 'he independent uerho
S."''o Ii,, intilpoi VI ooisreSS toiii thc sccohu
Ill'h'i' uIS'i'o'' niN no 'APuo'u'loh vi heelllg
l,horiu,, man cor,inuos
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losiN"S' E,''utNLNAh"hEshAH' Wheh asked
III .hlcugo whelhor inc administration would
suPport nl''ho, roineu tun. nc uidh IL heces
SUI! 10, 'lo ouo'iic' ministers 10 go around
p,1'.''i'B 'n'i' 'e"''! !" 'he iepuoi'cah can
uiua'e'
lhE 'oh" tN'Nhs iu'lu III iale college mas
ucct''ilu'lteu lor rsoL'e years ana now amounts
" upouu y, StovOv' H'nee tlie dea'h OF the rev.
'"illca l. pichlllhn'l IL Is niunc Known that ne
was tnc B,Voro Vi 'hS iuhu, ana that IL Is To be
GohSluv'"o'y ', ihc'c"'cu "nder tue PROVISIONS oil
h'S Will
The Rev. Father Boursand, of Brooklyn, N.
J." mas Deeh appoih'e>> president OF the Boston
N.n'ho''cl coil'se ana rector oi the Church OF
'ne immaculate conception, IN That city, to
suo'ceu 'hc ho'. Fhther u oohhor, VINO be-
.ohteN P"s,or vi ~. ffatcls AaVier church,
III l9'N'ech'i' street, new iOrk'
THE Walla Walla Union, of Washington Ter
ritory, says; Capt, Churles Bendlre, lst cav
airy' was toiucrca the command OF the ex-
po'u'un 'o'"c Po'"' rcglous' Whlch nus passed
i,,'o @ n'a'ols ~ 'hc unfortunate ureely eNpe
u'''o"' N"p'' "'i'"u ueclineu lhe prohercd
holor WIN ila'iy tnahRs lhe Cht0H is mis-
'"Aeh'
MAJ. JolS V. TUREY, quartermastor, U. 5.
A., who was recently on duty at Santa Fe, re-
ported at Chicago last Friday for duty. While
eh fou'o Gust WIN nla IAN ny they stopped for
"uuh ~ O,naha 'l'!tihs old friends. Their
many l'lehus heIo WIZ be siad 10 near oil their
S'"s W So plv"'unI s'atloh' put wish them
o"oA III "uSu'hs'ou'
MIR, THOMAS CoNRoT Is q hard working shoe.
maker IN Tanners Falls, Pa. who, in fulfill
lnenl or vow, for wcntySix years has re-
fused to touch fortune OF 5000 and nc.
cumulated interest awaiting him in Dublin,
,v,Ha1' u..,' n,n reo'lyeS Shall apologize for
liarlng e'Io',eousy accused MN of sympathy
WIN 'ho Mo''y haSu'ro organization.
MoNslGNoR CArEL Is taking life easy around
st. Paul, Minneapolis, White Bear Lake. and
other places In That ncghborhood, which in.
cludeS Lake Mlnnetonka, where Gen. sher.
man Is now staying Can 1t be that the great
prosely'er has cast his winning eye In tht
direction OF our own William 4? That would
be meltIe worthy OF his stccly tongue.
WHETHER the following from an exchange