The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
PERSONAL,

CAPTAIN McNALLY, u. s. Army, has
sold his lne residence, near Scott Circle, for
$4,000.
Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, of the
New York Herold, arrived from Liverpool on
Sunday.
--MRs. PIERREPoNT and Mr.. Edwards
pierrepont the wife and son OF the late Min
lister to England, arrived homo by tho Ger
manic.
-EX-PREsIDENT HAYES Is spending
fow days in Cincinnati, looking better and en-
joying better health than for some timo pre-.
yiously.
THE wife of Senator Lamar, who has
been at the point OF death for several months,
is now reported to be on the road to conya-
lescence.
THE ENGA CEMENT of Frank f. MUIR
roy and Miss Bessie E. Clarke is announced.
The wedding to take place the latter part OF
this month.
--MRs. q. L. EIsNER, Mrs. S. Leopold,
and Miss Lillio Eisner, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
will be the guests OF Mrs. z. Tobriner for the
next ten days.
GENERAL CHALMERS is unfortunate
in the closing OF his canvass In Mississippi.
His fatherin:law died few days ago, and now
he Is sick in bed.
OUR friend, Reichmann, is winning
fame In New York. Mrs. Langtry has visited
his studio, and Is TO give him sittings for
life.sizo portrait In day or two.
SENATOR PENDLEToN's family is still
In mourning Tor MS sister, tne latD Mrs. Dr.
cambridge, Of Cincinnati. The family Will
not entertain In Washington this coming win
ter.
Mr.. HERMAN ID. A. HENNING, tho
woll.known Baltimore sculptor, is decorating
the interior Of the dome of Iowa's new state
Capitol. The decorations Will include twelve
life sized marble statues.
CHARLES L. SLAYBAcK, u brother of
the st. Louis lawyer recently killed, In con-
yersation with a wellknown theatrical mana.
ger, recently, said that he could not harbor
feelings Of revenge against Colonel Cockerell,
and that his brothers hasty conduct was to
blame for his misfortune.
THE New York Clipper says "Man-
agor Barnie, Of the new Baltimore club, has
| engaged Daly-the one-armed pitcher-aad
| Kelly, OF Cleveland, as ono OF his batteries
| with Corkie, Larkin and Mccormick rs base
| men, Schenck as short-stop, and York Eggler
and Howes as outlelders."
THE PROMOTION of Mr.. Nathan Smith,
| to be chief clerk OF tho Postonico Department,
| which, 1t is understood, VIII be of n perma-
nent character, 4 he Will accept, Is IN the
| limo OF true civil service and meets with tho
| unanimous approval OF the press people hero
| and OF Mr. Smiths associates II Is under
| stood Mr.. L. O. Fowler will take Mr.. Smiths
| desk.
| THE Kentucky mountain evangelist,
| the eccentric Brother Barnes, does not flnd hts
| experiment In Norwich, Conn.,, an oyerwholm-
| ing success. While many como to his meet
| Ing out of curiosity, they do not seem to be
| much impressed with any Gospel message
| that he has for them. He Keeps up his prac-
| tice OF "anointing with oil for tho healing Of
| the body" but has not thus far had many
| patients.
| THE Rev. III. NJ. Browne and the Rev.
| Il. McCouts Stewart, pastors of tho two largest
| colored churches in New York city, astonished
| their congregations on Sunday evening by an-
| nouncing their designations, IN order to accept
| professorships In tho colored college at III.
| beria, Africa The two young professors VIII
| start for their new field of labor together In
| February. They go by way of Liverpool, aud
| Will spend month In Scotland, England,
| France and Germany.