The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
Personal.

DIR. RAUTERBERG has returned to 215
Third street.
ON Thursday last was erected at Pere
la Chaise, Paris, q memorial to Michelet, the
historian.
THE late DIR. Karl Romcnis left $780,.
600 for the establishment OF an astronomical
observatory In his native town of Damberg,
Germany.
AMONG the guests at Groenbricr White
Sulphur Strings next month will BIO James q
Blaine, Ulysses 8. Grant, Winfield s. Hancock
and j. Donald Cameron.
MIR. BARNUAi is giving the English
people cold consolation for the loss OF their
pet by telling them that the big pachyderm
increases the income of his show by from
$4,000 TO $4,000 day.
THE Hon. S. s. Cox and wife and his
nephew, Mr.. W. v. Cox, Of tho Agricultural
Department, left last night for Oakland, Nd,
to meet number of the Cox family from Ohio
and other sections. The Cox family hold ro-
union at Oakland this week.
MIR. w. w. CoRCoRAN, of Washington,
has gained much In health and strength dur
ing his stay at Deer Park, and will soon go to
the Greenbrier White sulphur Springs, where
he has spent portion OF nearly every sum-
mer for the past forty years.
REV. =. N. MEADE, rector of Grace
Church, Elkridge Landing, has accepted call
TO Emmanuel Church, Cumberland, Md, of
which Rev. s. Z. Thrall recently had charge.
Rev. Mr.. Meade Will leave for his new Held of
labor on September l, next.
w. II. II. LYNN, esq.,, of Stanton, Va,
was in the city this week. He is tho senior
member Of the well.known agricultural I'm.
plement firm OF Lynn Eylert and is as full OF
vim and energy as ever, which is saying that
he carries as much as ten ordinary men.
Miss ETA Cough, daughter of s. e..
Cough, esq, OF tho Treasury Department, has
gone on an extended trip for her health. She
will spend most OF her time visiting relatives
at Mount Vernon on the Hudson, and 1t 10 to
be hoped that her "jaunting" Will give her
great benefit.
-MRs. JOSEPHINE M. NELSON, an esti-
mable and well.known lady, aged 20 years,
mother Of Hon. Frederick ]. Nelson, and relict
Of the late Madison Nelson, Chief Judge OF tho
Frederick judicial district, died at her resi-
dence in Frederick, Nd, at 10 o'clock yestor.
uay morning.
MIR. /. L. Haverland, a prominent grain
| merchant OF La Fayette, Ind, is In the city.
| He has been over to Baltimore feeling the
| pulse OF the grain market. Harry Orth, esq,
| the genial clerk OF the House Committee on
| Civil Service Reform, has been unwilling to
| Mr.. Haverland the hidden mysteries OF the
| City of Magnificent Distances.
-REv. JOHN WATTS MCCORMICK, the
| Republican nominee In the eleventh Congress
sional district Of Ohio, is one Of the McCormick
family of Rockbridge County, Va, which,
transplanted TO tho West, have in several
| places made themselves prominent, particu
| larry Cyrus II. and Leander j. Mccormick, the
| celebrated reaper manufacturers, OF Chicago.
| LOUISE MICHEL, the famous French
Socialist, exists in constant whirl OF activity
| She is now organizing strikes In tho South oil
| France, and travels hundreds OF miles weekly
| lecturing three times day at the towns along
| tho route. At IL a. m. she talks about the uni
| versatility Of human brotherhood; at p. m
sho speaks somewhere else, giving practical
| instructions to strikers; and p. IN. she lee
| lures in third town on universal revolutions
and so on for seven days In the week.