National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-03

Miss FoLsoM's photograph has been copy.
righted.
CONGRESSMAN PERRY BELMONT has given $500
to the parliamentary fun |.
JAY GouLDs son, young George, is said 10 be
strong enough to whale any man who calls hs
dad shark.
MARY ANDERSON has ended her season and
the gross receipts are announced rs amounting
to over 100000.
IT is understood that Secretary and Mrs.
Manning will leave here for the Virginia Hot
Springs next Saturday
or the forty.eight women lawyers in the
United States only two have conducted cases
in court during the past year.
PooR Senator Jones, OF Florido, has been
courting twice as long as Mr.. Cleveland and
hasn't succeeded half as we'll.
FREDERICK II. WINSTON, United States min
lister to Persia, will return to Chicago in July,
but whether he contemplates resigning his
mission is not known.
Mr.. ALMA TApEMA has arranged TO paint
picture of Mary Anderson as "salammbo' at
the barbarian feast, as she Is describing the
grand stairway, Tyre in hand.
THE late Prof Won Ranke finished the sew
ents volume Of his history of the world shortly
before he died, bringing the work down to the
time of the German Emperor Henry v.
Miss ADELE GRANT, at a wedding In Paris
wore a watch, the back OF which was formed
of single cats eye, surrounded with diamonds
II was gin from her future husband Lord
Cairns.
WILLIAM BEACH, the champion sculler,
says: "No prettier sculer than Hanlan ever
feathered an Oar. am not ashamed to own
have learned something from him in regard
to STYLE"
| SANTA BARBARA believes the railroad will
soon reach 1t. AS Santa Barbara is the Mecca
of heaith.seekipg New Englanders, the an
nouncement Is of interest TO many besides the
Santa Barbarians.
Henry HAvEMEYER, the well.known sugar
relner, died at his home on Long Island sud
denly yesterday, He participated in the Dec
Grafton Day exercises, acting with the Old
Guard as an escort to President Cleveland.
AMONG the arrivals yesterday at the Hygeia
Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va, from Washing
ton, ID. c., were; G. Holman, G. c. Carroll, ID.
Skutsch, Chas X. and u. B. Nichols, Wm. NJ.
Withers, p. T. Glass, W. w. Clapp and wife,
W. A. Percy, Frank Whiting, L. w, Luly, n. r..
Lane, J. I. Vanioll and wife.
MIsFlT On. MARY WALKER Is getting on In
years. Before the war she resided In Rome,
N ", with her husband, DR.. Miller She was
then supposed TO be aDout %, and wore
bloomer costume, which has since bloomed
ont into the full masculine toggery She now
affects.
COUNT LEON ToIsToI's home, Yasuaya,
PollGno, has become refuge for the homeless
poor, where they are clothed aud fed and
loaded with useful gins. Its master inces.
sanity repeats that he intends to give all his
fortune to the poor, forsake his family and
friends, and labor as common peasant.
REV. WILBUR +. WATKINS, formerly rector of
the Church of the Epiphany In this city, was
married in Brooklyn last Tuesday morning to
Miss Anna Bulley, daughter Of Mr.. George F.
Bulley OF Brooklyn. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Potter, assisted by Rev. Dr.
Sniyely. Or. Watkins aud his wife started for
Europe on their honeymoon trip In the after
noon.
FREDERIC A. KING, n Chicago man, is suing
his wife Verde King for divorce King was
paying attention 10 Miss Verde, and one day
when he was visiting her she gave him some
wine, "and," says he 'T don't know how II
happened, but In an hour was married to
her" He complains that he was bewlldored
by tho wine aud the fair Verde, aided and
abeued by various other individuals, drew him
into matrimony without his knowledge or
consent. ...