The Washington critic., 1889-05-17
THE TOWNS PHOTOGRAPH.


nS 'o"Ho % rno'o"hH"'
Mr. Maxwell the gentleman whose
name onncors 60 consnicmonsly in asso.
cio,;or viii a enoLing tobacco tirm is
n handsome man and said IN boar a
striking resemblance 10 Mr.. Beck. the
Senator from Kentucky In illus,rn-
lion of Tho fact Colonol r G. Winter.
smith who is "hail fellow well met
with ovorvbodv and esnociallv with
Ken,uckions accidentally ran AGAINST
MIR Maxwell ot The door of the Ebbitt
House n few dovs moo and mistook him
at once for The senator
"Evcnsr mo Senator " he said as he
recovered from The contact
Mr. Maxwell smiled and replied.
"Ail rioht sir no harm done, but am
NOT n Senator You ovidentlv take me
for Mr. RecL Nonv o,hors have made
Tho same ,oistoln shnuld like mnch
ia see ibe dis,inguished Kenmckian .but
have never had that honor
"Weil T" soid the Colonel. "vou are
onough alike 10 br twins: anvbody
would mistake Mr. Beck for Won. or
Won for MIR Beck. You should meet
linn Inv ali means and n Won will dron
in hero about 10 o'clock to.morrow /
will tolko ornot nlcoqure In hrinoino Won
toober'S
MIR Maxwell said he would he happy
,o do so "' '''' ''' ''''' ~ fp'
At the lunch hour next day the
Colonel was occupying an easy chair in
the rcading-room at the Ebbitt when
Mr.. Maxwell made his appearance.
Mr.. Beck was not on hand, but the
Colonel was equal TO the occasion, and
pointing to an uncommonly ugly, stoop-
shouldcred, scrawny, and altogether
disagreeable looking person, he said:
There goes Mr.. Beck Shall | call
him backY" and he arose from his
chair with some difficulty for the evil
dent purpose of doing So
"No, no, said Mr.. Maxwell, hastily,
and with an expression of supreme dis
gust upon his face. II have an engage
ment and you will please excuse me. I"
Saying which he left the room rapidly,
ordered his baggage sent to the depot,
''nN NoY, enooh do 'e @ u CnIonnl % J % ,nl1 ,hn
,,',eto 80, naS , NJ W, J paoi, onJ Nv a mo,,ia
ram ,"io honnanoJ W. % 10 be % mresen, ov savs
,ha n sonato, mV n%p s,ppr,ad ,oworS b;n, with b;s
cane u o and ,be Gallant Cnlonal denartad
~mu' frnrn ,ha I botoi n ,.;,h sone,h;no i;to tbo
calar;,u wv ns I ,bo GOOD ,iool,ing tohocco
JaaIarS JIS VI INV s''' '9 '''9O
''"'''' 49,
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MISS lline FreInghuysen' elucsl
daughter OF the late secretary Oh ota'e
frennghuysen; was married Yesterday
AFTERNOON at the rIGiingnuyseh ,'lin'
sion, In Newark, TO IL. winthrop Grey,
formerly OF Boston, nut later OF NeN
YORK Ihe wedding was strictiy pri'
gate: owing 10 the recent ueath Oh Mrs.
frelihghuysen. Inc ceremony was
performed by Professor hart OF hutgers
Noliege' MI prey was an ora su,tor Oh
MISS freiingnuysen' Dut the matcn was
'ioroluaen, IL Is unucrstoou'o ,ne oecre'
tary oil STATE wnlie ne was awe "A
Iew years ago Mr' Grey married MISS
susan Iravers, daughter OF WIN. IL,
lravers OF new YORK put they were
recently divorced
~
"Say. Parke., said n Journalist 10
Colonel Parke. The "charminp and ac-
comnlished" Pennsvlvonia nassenper
agent in charge Of lie Waslrington con.
.
ner near baltimore on "Wednesday
"how do Won and Boyd and Postlewoiie
keen from becominS total wrecks in
This business of being polito to the
numerous parties YOU carry over your
road? To nv certain knowledge YOU
run one or two every week, trimmed
with cigars and champagne, and don
see how you stand i"
| Easy enough was the reply OF the
handsome gentleman, with the tender
brown eyes and the large and elegant
side-whiskers; easy enough When
we 60 out with combination of states
men and Journalists like this the pres
sure is pretty strong, and 'drunkard' 8
| grave stands yawning at our feet for as
much as twenty-four hours at a stretch,
but before we tumble in, Y. Nj. G. A.
delegation or Cold Water Association,
or Missionary Picnic or Female
Suffrage Outing comes along, and, In
tne same, we are restrlcteu 10 system
1 Vi uIynioiai oslnonnso whion, al.noush
soly painful ID very PIcscrva1iVc ug 4i
gooa, ana we come OUT al riSht. we
run ON tne Jaw ol e9uaion anu We
equnu' as ~ VIII, oioeii enough I"
marh.ain am our equimorium' l;.,n.,, ,,.o., -.
| lhe ouIhal,s' ciiucaily surveyor tnc
.hree gehtenel Ia ques'ion anu con: %
cluaeu tna. ,ne uihc 10 iequate hao
ho' ye' "r'iSe"' 4,
| ~
| Mr.. Tenney, OF the National Hotel, Is
man of considerable humor. He de.
| lights to use 1t on friends, and it's of the
| delicate kind. Not long ago a gentle
man friend called on Mr., Tenney in the
interest of young boy who was anx