The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-09-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Lucy A. CALDWELL is visiting
friends in Cleveland and Chicago.
JUDGE FREEMAN, Assistant Attorney
General, Postoflico Department, has gone to
Texas.
e. II. CATE, of this city, sailed from
Baltimore yesterday on the Nova Scotlan for
Liverpool.
JUDGE RAY, law clerk. Postoflice De-
partment, has returned, and once more as
sumed his duties.
SENATOR CALL, who has been spend
ing few weeks IN Vermont since Congress
adjourned, arrived in the city to-day,
"A LARGE basket filled with fragrant
flowers and luscious fruit adorned the desk of
Acting PostmasterGeneral Hatton to-day.
MIR. JOSEPH NIMMo, JR., Chief of the
ureau OF Statistics, left the city last evening
for the Hot Springs OF Bath County, Van whore
he Will soiourn for about n week.
-MRs. CHARLES j. TAYLOR, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, left for homo yesterday after n
two months visit with her husband, who is
employed in the Government Printing ONCE.
CAPTAIN WILLIE B. JOHNS, formerly
Of the Army, a classmate OF General sherman,
has returned to his homo In Georgetown, with
Mrs. Johns. from months visit to York
Springs, Pa.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL GEORGE H.
ELLIOT, Of the Corps OF Engineers, United
accustomed TO his new title. Ho was a major
80 long that he felt that he owned that rank.
-MEMENovI TERAsHIMA, who comes to
Washington presently as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister plenipotentiary for Japan, is
about 80 years old. In early life he was q
physician In satsuma, an important Southern
province of Japan.
--CoNGREssMEN RosECRANs, California !;
Moore, Tennessee; Senators German, Mary
land, and Camden, Of West Virginia, and Sec.
Rotary OF War Lincoln registered at New York
hotels last night. The latter expected to leave
for Washington this morning.
I'M, ...&1 % NI,n
magnificent Turkish bath establishments G.
street, near Fifteenth, has returned to Wash
ington after q two weeks stay at Blackstone
Island. The Doctor likes 1t SO we'll that he is
going TO the same place for another two weeks
on Monday next.
REV. w. L. WARD. formerly of Fay
ette'street NJ. e. Church, Baltimore, now pas
tor OF the Foundry NJ. Il. Church, Washing
| ton, is meeting with much success in his new
| charge, tho church having prospered under
his ministry and new members having been
received almost every Sunday for some time
| past.-Bdttin0re Sun, TO-DAY.
Miss LIZZIE CAPERToN, G. A. Yedder
| and wife, Il. II. Jones and wife, Seth W. Hart
| we'll, Mrs. Alexander Mahon, Miss Mary q,
| Mahon, Miss IL. NJ. Sanderson, Mrs. l.. L. Kelly,
| william z. Seton, q. ii. Brainard, Edwin
| WEIGH, John @. Harris, Miss Emma l.. Higgln-
| son, II. Il. Earle, S. G.. Jacobs and A. q. Raw
| lings, oil OF this city, sailed from Baltimore
| for Boston, yesterday, on tho Johns Hopkins.
CAPTAIN Won EIsENDEoHER, who, it
| is reported is to BIO transferred from the Ger
man legation at Japan to Washington, has for
| several years dictated much OF Japan's policy,
| reframed or set aside Its laws and regulated
| no inconsidorablo part OF Its external expendi.
| ture, all in the interest OF his countrymon. II
| is no who ordered a German ship coming
| from a cholera.infectcd port TO break through
| the quarantine established by Japan,