The Evening critic., 1882-10-30
PERSONAL,

--Ex. x.GovERNoR HENDRICKS Is reported
to be seriously ILL.,
FRANK HATToN, First Assistant Post
master.General, has returned from New York
and was on duty tc day.
MIR. EDWARD RENAUD, of this city,
will assume tho managing oditorshlp OF the
Gfdnd AgUy record with Its next Issue, as was
announced In Its columns last Saturday.
ID. w. RHODES, superintendent Of the
blank agency, Postofilce Department, has re-
turned from trip West. He says tho as
tronomers have mado n mistake In locating
the comet; that 1t fell In Ohio and burst.
Mn. II, d. FRAwLEY, % Washington boy,
Is playing In "Only Bankers Daughter" In
the West. Judging from the handsome notices
which he is receiving from tho newspapers,
his future success as an actor is assured.
Hon. G. NJ. DRAKE, of the Postoffice De-
partment, leaves this afternoon for Tennessee,
whore he VIII take an active part on tho stump
In behalf OF the Republican ticket. Mr.. Drake
is an effective speaker, thorough scholar
and amiable gentleman.
MIR. EDWARD s. SCHMuD, of Washing
ton, D. g., is In town on q visit TO his cousin,
Mr.. Mitchell REM. Mr.. Schmid is member
OF the tirm Of Louis Schmid Il Sons, OF Wash
ington, dealers In florists supplles.-BFid1e
p0H (tonR.) NeicS, oct. II.
GEORGE j. A. CoULsoN, the author of
"IIarwood," aFiesh ana Spirit aThe Ghost
of Redbrook" and other books, died at his res
idenco in vreeland avenue, Patterson, N. j.,
On frluuy evening, ol nedrt ulSeuse.
CARDS are out for the wedding, on
November q, Mt 10 n. M, at ST. Aloysius Church,
OF nj. Agnes Yates and Il. Leonard Wade. Mr..
Wade is known as q promising young Jour
nalist, being connected with the Boston Herald
and other papers. His host Of friends wish
him happiness in his new departure.
MIR. o. COLE Disbursing Clerk at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, accOmpa-
MED by his wife, have arrived In the city from
Portsmouth, Ohio, where they have been
Hnenltnn
friends. The numerous friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole In this city arc glad to welcome them
back.
AFTER q long and serious illness of
over two months Mrs. L. II. Charles has de-
parted for Indiana to visit among friends and
relatives. She Will join her handsome daugh-
ter, Miss Myla and they will return together.
Mrs. Charles son, LOWS N. CharleN, business
manager Of the National Veteran, is now acting
editor.
MIR. P. V. DE GRAw has resigned his
position with tho New York Associated Press,
and associated himself with Mr.. w. p. Phillips,
the electrician Of the American Rapid Tele-
graph Company. Mr.. De Graw has for years
been in the front rank Of Journalism in this
city, and in his retirement Twill lose gentle.
man and thorough worker.
MIR. LUTHER HIcKox and Mr.. Charles
Morgan, the former ex-Secretary Krkwood's q
nephew, and the latter clerk to Senator ALL
sons committee, have returned 70 the city
from tour OF the West, where they made OK.
tensive investments'in mining property, which
is paying handsomely. Both gentlemen look
the picture OF health and contcntedness.
THE death is announced in New Or
leans OF Mr.. j. Adrlen De Leon, n representa-
tive of one OF the Oldest Creole families In that
city. Years ago he was an officer In the United
States Navy, and was married TO the daughter
Of the Hon. IL. ]. Walker, President Polks Sec
retary of the Treasury. She was afterward al
vorced from him, and Is now the wife of At
torney-General brewster.
AMONG those who were promoted in
the Census Department recently was the tai
ented and popular Louis j. Harbaugh, esq.
which meritorious recognition THE CRITIC
with host OF other friends, applaud yigor-
ously. Mr.. Harbaugh is q genial gentleman
| very efficient clerk, and has done good ser
| vice for his party on the stump and elsewhere
and deserved the compliment he has Just re
ceiycd,