Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

decided honor 20 receive an invitation
Judge August Van WICK Of the court OF COM
mon pleas OF BROOKLYN is the president OF the
society and IL now At the Arlington. Consider
ing tne great amount Of blue blood in MIN his
complexion is very rosy.
inere are quite q number Of well-known peo-
PIE stopping at the Normandie. including Van
io'h ana MS sister. Miss Rebecca Polk Of Ten
hessee' Their sister. Miss Antoinette Polk,
h"rried q French nobleman and resides abroad,
- does Miss Rebecca Polk Mr.. Polk was edu-
esseo abroad and was member Of the Tennes-
see state senate At its last session. Thev are
reAuves OF President James K PoIk and are Of
'ne Murray county branch OF the family
Controller Theodore W. Myers OF New yort
whose son Is one OF the aids % Marshal Me-
ss- onc oo ana Who annually disburses over
SSi'Voo,oOo. Is also at the Normandie. Hei
democratic leader in the metropolis
waiter brisbane. SUNDAY editor OF the New
,or. word, Is a guest Of Gen. A. b. Up.hAw At
the Normsnde
Jefferson NJ. Levy IL al the Arlington Ui.
uncle was Commodore Levy who rrsse,,.s -,
tne government the statue Of lsNer.on 4,
ststuary hall az the Capitol Monticello tn.
home OF Jefferson, has been owned bv the lew
family since 1928
Col Spencer Borden Of Fall River. Mass
- r, f VI Wv husseir stan. 10
r,.'.,. .o4 Borden Is one OF the largest
Manufacturers IN his CITY. He has five chill
dren. The entire family. from the colonel
down to the smallest ch,la h.,o -, g
horseback riding and are e,par, .,r.s,,,. -
IL Is quite a sight 60 the cavalcade on A
pleasant afternoon ride away from \, e., .
the Borden mansion. The Bordens spend their
summers at Newport, where they attract q
on horseback oA
|
| Candidates for the nppoin,,,,, a, ,0;,,..o-
TO Mexico are ,r, -. -. -
! 4. -, t"ee quie frequently IN
.ne corriuors OF the hotels. Cot A. J. Nc
henssie' worlds fair commissioner for Ken
tucky. ex -member of Congress- from, IN. 80.
district and democr., 49, a, ,,'
state 4, l. s.i1 iii -. -, -, o'ue s'Ar'
| ,;yo E;I.. 9 - Nes' WIN hepre-enta-
Up m Gn., ior tne nonor:
q, ,ha ,,,;n; , on r,rraericksourg. Va, Is also
so,,ho,,f ...' .na, nr NIeNeland VIII select
~. rn nah lor una, appointment and hopes
n,, 'snla aelegsuoii. Is wealthy lawyer and
When Mr. Cleveland sent in the name ~ e,-
Congressman John Goode OF Norfolk a \.
solicitor general he was not confirmed hao.rso
OF Senator Mahone's opposition. Mr.. Goode
homes 70 reco;,. -, .,,,,,s.,.. -
,h;. - W 'ne "'noe
" 's M orislnai cleveland man
ana was member OF the Virginia delegation 20
Smcago;
rem W. moore halls from Union City, obion
county, western Tennessee. He il a native OF
the state. lawyer aud hopes to succeed William
RUE as pension agent at Knoxville.
1onn vi. Nchols OF Dyersburg. Tenn. is at
tne metropolitan and hopes 20 return home rs
ne oni'S 5 n.a'e- marshal Tor the western dis
trict OF tennessee. His friends speak well OF
him, saving that he is a leading man in HE dis
trict he has been sheriff three terms tax col
rector three terms and is said TO be a very brave
man. lie Is engaged in the lumber business
u. A. Bliss OF sherman, Grayson county.
Tex. lawyer. Is here seeking the appointment
OF federal Judge OF Indian territory. He has
never held once
Emmett ONeall of Florence, Ala, son of
OF Judge Joseph w o'Neall Of Lebanon. Ohio.
ann,snS ri,s 49, S.e eiector,at-arge, VIII
district sttorneyshin 81 b;s A.. o'I 49,
never held Office.
george NJ. Pullman, the railroad msgnate,
was at the Arlington this morning. I've never
| seen an inauguration" he said, land I suppose
| il il NV duty as an American r;t;zar g. -,
| in beap,ifuI Washi,,,,o, - az,
I.,.,,- .i VIC s0n ihsI Bus
S uon =. nae crowds ana L am going south,
VIZ ,l,a Malnler. ! nope the weather will re-
1
inree men we're crowded on one OF the set
~ une arHnstoh TINS morning who are
ieauers IN tneir respective neids IN the empire
s.a,e. Martih % Brown the political printer"
oi New iork cits' nas been the onicial printer
oI NeW lork ior the last score OF wears and has
asssseu gooa ueai OF wealth. lie ls now one
oI tne nos' prominent members OF Tsmmanv,
tnougn ne does not take partisan interest in
20 ,h., n.r,e ne wa once republican, going out
VI ma par, ~ ~nen ureeies was nominated. HIS
iaas. ne mas me country seat at Rocksway.
man Of the re,nhl;caU we" onr. "a: pesay, ehair.
Kings county. who ran for Congress la, Ell
and was defeated He is a contractor. The
other gentleman was Nelson Smith, lawyer
OF New iotk ana CHAIRMAN OF the Tammany
ee.e'"' '0iee'
| Th.ra ,uo su.-..--...
| uo"ooiaAc sons OF inoians
VINO are IN the city who would like appoint
ments. Ex-Third Auditor j. g. Williams OF
LAFAYETTE. Ind. homes to he nro,no,.d 40 a..
..s;s,.,, secro,.-,sh;n =, a.. -
$500. ',e "oasuis' ne
'ne eui'o. u 'ue nAiAye.'e Tunes ana brother
OF Oen- U. Is Williams OF Washington.
Roscoe Griffith OF Muncie, Ind. is engaged In
the real estate business and Is well known in his
industries 70 'ne inoisna AZ oeit lie 10 Young,