The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
PERSONALS.

Gen. John P. Hatch, of the Army, is the guest
of his son, Mark B. Hatch, in this city.
Mr.. w. H. Sterne, of the cash-room, Treasury
Department, left last evening for Chicago on
business connected with the Department
Senator Edmunds is reputed to make $4,000
year from his law practice, aud it is said some of
his arguments have brought him $40 a word
Lieut. w. E. Reynolds, of the revenue marine
service, has been detached from the Chase at
New Bedford, Mass. and ordered here to the life
saving service on special duty.
The May number of the Gotham Monthly con-
tains exceptionally clever short story. told in
a bright and fascinating way, by Mrs. Juliette
M. Babette, Washington correspondent of the
New York Home Journal and the Dramatic
Mirror
Mr. Lotion S. Hunt, who was nominated on
Wednesdayto to be United States consul at Guelph
Ontario is a son Of the late Justice Hunt, of the
United States Supreme Court. Mr. Hunt is
resident of Utica, n. Y, and is lawyer by pro-
! fesson.
| During the absence of Chevalier Won Tavera,
! Austrian Minister here, who is going to Europe
for the summer,the Legation in Washington will
be in charge of Chevalier Heidler Won Egeregg.
! councillor of the Austrian Legation in London,
who has sailed for this country
|
writer on medical subjects, and physcian-n chief
to the Sultan, who has recently been made an
| honorary member of the Medical Academy of
| New York, is the father of Mavroyeni Bey. Tur-
ish Minister to the United States. 1t is said that
even the Grand Vizier himself has no greater in
fuence with the Sultan than his fayorite physi-
clan.
DR.. John +. Russell, of New York, brother-in-
law of Assistant Treasurer Whelpley, is here
about twelve years ago, held good position in
the Treasury Department, but had the courage
to resign and go to New York, where he studied
medicine and hung out his shnge as doctor
He has been very successful and has an exten.
sVe practice.
Gen, George p. Ihre and Mrs. Ihrie after then
departure from this city few weeks ago, went
to Boston to pay visit of fortnight Thence
they went to Takoma, Wash, where they expect
to reside in the future. letter from the Genera
to friend in this city gives an interesting ac
count of the vast and rapid Improvements tha
are apparent in the new State of Washington
Mrs Ihrie stood very well the long trip of 81,
and one-half days and nights in the cars.
. Senator Evarts's living expenses are estimates
at one hundred thousand dollars a year. He ha
three houses which he keeps open all the time
one at New York, one at Washington, and on
at Windsor, VT. In each he has library-al
c most duplicate of the other two-tilled wit
the best works of law, history, political econ
omy, poetry, and prose fiction. The Senate
+ likes his comfort, and his ambition and satisfac
p tion are TO live without any regard to petit
- | economies
# The story of the visits of the various NeN
O England Press Associations to Virginia and IL
=, cidentally Washington is interesting. The
% are the results of the labors of Frank A. Hey
!. wood, of Springfield, Mass who is a civil eng
u neer on the Boston and Albany Railroad, an &c
Is itorial writer for the Holyoke (Mass.) DemOcrd
II and the proprietor of stock exchange. He
d only twenty-slX years old but he has some goo
: ideas, and in these visits of newspaper men h
has done some good work for Virginia and inc
dentally for the whole country The manage
If ment of the affairs has been very complete, an
d the members of the parties give Mr. Heywoc
=, the credit of giving them the most enjoyab
!, outings they have ever had.