The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
PERSONALS.


j ev Estey, Brattleboro, VT, and 7. L.
ScwHj' 1ai wife, Minneapolis, are at the Riggs.
Job, lllea Collins. Chicago; J. Tyssousk Ger
mau,. 8UJ Morrison Manson, San Francisco, arc
ab"t'aEjo.
Ja.ne- Eiilings, Duluth Mimi; y. G.. Arlni-
stead, baltimore; j. Il. jackson, Chicago, aud
John X Hyatt, New York, are at the Ebbitt.
Alex. w. wistcr and wife, Philadelphia; II. G.
Monroe, New York; Edward Pierce. Boston, and
c. j. Hood Massachusetts,, are at Wormley's.
First Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson
left last night for weeks visit to Iowa. He
goes to see his aged father, who is now in his
oighteth year.
b. +. Jones' Pittsburg; J. w. Delamater, Mead
vile, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs wadsworth, Boston, and
James Pollock aud wife. Philadelphia, are at the
Ariugton.
Thomas c. Bates, worchestcr Mass Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Paris; d. O. Mills and
Charles +. Clark and wife, New York, are at the
NormaudC.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Schoon-
maker and Mrs. Schoonmaker, accompanied by
Judge Robert Earle, of New York, and Mrs.
Earle, have gone on a visit to Old Point Comfort.
MFR. Francis J. Reynolds left yesterday for
New York to attend some important business
w
week and make preparations for trip across the
continent.
Mr. Horton Pope, private secretary to secre-
tary Noble who has resigned in order to resume
the practice of law in st. Louis, will be given a
dinner by a numb er of friends at the Arlington
on Monday evening.
Mr.. @. A. Pearson has the sympathy of a large
circle of friends in the severe affiiction which
befell him on Thursday in the death of his be-
loved and accomplished wife. The funeral was
held yesterday, Bishop Paret officiating.
Maj McClammy, of North Carolina, has re-
turned from two weeks trip home, where he
went to look after his fence" He reports
everything in good order and says the peanut
crop will be the largest known for years.
That new and spirited patriotic song, Nail the
Flag to the Mast" words by Mr.. w. r. Frisbie
and music by Mr.. John Philip Sousa, will be
rendered in public for the first time at the open
ing of Lincoln Post Fair, at the Light Infantry
Armory, Monday night. 1t will be sung by Mr..
Whipple, and Mr.. Sousa will preside at the piano.
Mrs. j. S. Tyre, wife Of the well-known chem
ist of this city, who recently Joined Daniel Froh
mans stock company, now performing The
Charity Ball" at the New York Lyceum, has
made decided hit as Phyllis Lee, which rather
difficult emotional part has been assigned to her.
Mrs. Tyree's success will be largely due to her
dligent studies here and the encouragement
given the unassuming, modest lady by her
! friends in this city.
James 2. Voorhees,, q son of Senator Voorhees,
| has just completed a novel, on which young
| Voorhees, has been employed for some years
| The story is one treating of the exaggerated
| pursuit of riches as means purely of socla
! ACKNOWLEDGMENT and caste, and is entitled 1.-THE
| Tale of Wealth." 1t is in press in this city, ant
will appear soon The work has received higl
! encomlums, it is understood, and may be eX
! pected to achieve a successful run.
A. j. Blethen, the vigorous, hustling owner o
that great and enterprisng newspaper, the Mir
neapolis Tribune, has gone back to his home
having finished up satisfactorily the bushes
which brought him to Washington. One of hi
accomplishments while here was the establish
ment of q Tribune bureau, with an elegantly
fitted Office, at 52l Fourteenth street.-the uppe
end of Newspaper Rown-where Mai. A. Fl.
Davis performs as the chief Representative" {
the Tribune By-the-bye, Mr.. Blethen prefers
characterize his correspondents as represent
tives," because, he says, he engages men WI
are able to represent his paper in every sense
the term, and whatever they send goes"
: Peculiar Accident to a Horse.
The accident that happened to one of Il
horses pulling No. 3 engine yesterday mornir
while going to the fire on Sixth street sout
west, where the old man Hoyne lost his life,
r perhaps one of the strangest ever recorded. II
horeeS were running at a lively gait, and wht