The Evening critic., 1883-06-29
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Deer Park for the heated term.
-MRs. M. G. BURGESS, of this city, is at
Capon Springs Hotel, West Virginia.
-MRs. p. A. BARR and family are at the
Bass Rock House, Gloucester, Mass.
--LIEUTENANT DANENHowER is at the
Capon Springs Hotel, West Yirginin.
ELDER BARTLETR father Of Mr.. BART
LETT, the banker, is visiting friends In Ohio.
CONSUL GENERAL MERRITT is de-
scrlDed as looking kindly, strong and patrl-
archal.
-REv. T. De WITT TALMAaE registered
at tho Fort William Henry Hotel, Lake George,
yesterday.
REAR ADMIRAL EDWARD T. NICHOLS,
United States Navy, is at the Albemarlo Hotel,
New York.
Mr.. IRWIN B. LINTON and family
left this morning to spend q month in Caroline
County, Va.
-MRs. SNEAD AND MISS AUSTIN SNEAD
are among the recent arrivals at the West End,
Long Branch.
-Ex-SPEAKER SAMUEL ]. RANDALL
received the degree OF LII. d. at Dickinson
College yesterday.
JOSEPH J. WALTON, of New York, n
large manufacturer of naval supplies, is stop.
ping at the Ebbitt.
CALVIN G. JACKSON, paymaster in the
Navy, on the retired list, died at Detroit
Mich, on Wednesday.
-LIEUTENANT-GovER BEVERLEY
marie Hotel, New York.
MIR. NJ. A. CLANcEY, assistant clerk of
the Supreme Court OF this District, has gone |
to New Mexico on q vlsit.
SENIOR Don CAYETANo ROMERO, sec
retary Of the Mexican Legation, is at the Fifth 1
Avenue Hotel, New York.
MIR. r. A. TRoULAND has resigned his
position In the Patent Oflce, to accept one In
the Department OF Justice.
DIR. NJ. D. PECK, one'of the examiners
in the Patent 0nce, starts on Tuesday next for
his usual summer vacation.
THE likeness between Mrs. GARFIELD
and Mrs. WINDOW is SO strong that their pho
tographs are mistaken for each other.
GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
has become the American manager of one OF
the Oldest English insurance companies.
Miss o. FREYHoLD, of this city, was
yesterday awarded a badge OF excellence at
| st. Josephs Academy, Emmittsburg, Nd.
THE widow and daughter of the late
General ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSTON will
make their future home In New York city.
! -CoNGREssMAN ]. G. S. BLAcKBURN,
| of Kentucky, arrived In the city on the morn
| ing train over the Chesapeake Ohio Rail
| road.
Mr. HERNDoN MoRsELL, the eminent
young tenor left this city this morning for
Boston, Mass. He will be absent about three
| weeks.
state Department, sailed for Europe from
| New York yesterday. She goes on leave OF
| absence.
Miss L. HIGGINS, of the Patent Office,
| niece OF Judge HIGGINS, OF the Sixth Auditors
ONCE, leaves Tomorrow for her old homo, In
| Michigan.
| THE charming wife and daughter of
| DR.. l.. G. DUNCAN, OF 1884 Ninteenth street
northwest leave Washington on Monday next
for the summer.
| MIR. JOHN r. YOUNG, the efficient
| and popular assistant clerk of the Supreme
| Court OF this District, Is confined to his resi-
| dence by sickness. f-Tt
| -AUGUsTE DE BoREANDY, Baltimore !;
| GEORGE BLISS, Now York; A. p. COOKE, White
| hall, N. y; +, p. BRONSON and wife, Ottawa,
ont, and +. HENNINo, are at the Arlington.
| R. ]. BUCHANAN, New York A. p.
aaSep oSs hs a5n NJ Fl ThTr TxEs HST
Brooklyn, N. Y, are registered at the Riggs.
MIR. PIERRE L. JoUY, a naturalist con-
| nected with the Smithsonian Institution, h as
been appointed by the President special at
| tache of the American Legation at Seoul, Co.
| rea. H'
MIR. E. L. PHILIPS, of the Agricultural
| Department., on whom painful surgical op-
GRAFTON was performed several days ago by
DR.. Hamilton Leach, has almost entirely re-
| covered. -af.r
Mrs. LITTLE, wife Of the pastor Of the
| Assembly's Church, and family, leave the city
.or their annual vacation this week. Mr.. LIT.
TIE will not leave the city for two or three
weeks yet.
FRANK TRUEsDELL, correspondent of
|
with his family for Cape May. Mrs. TRUEs.
DELL will spend the summer at her home In
Connecticut.
CHARLES M. WALKER, the new Chief
Clerk of the Postof1ice Department, arrived
from Indianapolis yesterday and is stopping
| at the S. james temporarily. He took possess
sion OF his desk to-day.
Miss NELLIE HALE, daughter of the
| Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, whose danger
Gus Illness in Paris summoned her parents
thither few weeks ago, is now rapidly re-
gaining her normal health and strength.
COLONEL JOHN MCCLURE of Little
Rock, said TO st. Louis reporter: "Yes, Pow
ELL CLAYTON always would back hand In
poker with all he had, and won house from
him that sold for $14, 900 half an hour after
| ward"
SID NEALLY. the artist has returned
from a protracted trip to North Carolina,
where he went, We believe, u search Of q gold
| meals from the mantelpiece, having spent
several days on horseback.
F. l.. SEvENs, Mrs. BowDEN, the
Hon. {. A. MouLToN and J. II. BARTLETT, New
Z. BowpEN, wife, children and servant and
W. W. KERR, Philadelphia; W. @. RAFFERTY,,
and r. P. STATS, Lexington, Ky, are at the
Ebbltt.
| AMONG those who have built cottages
at Colonial Beach this season are Captain Nc
CLELLAND, JOHN Il. GIVEN, JOHN CHAUNCEY,
E. BRAYToN, Mr.. DICKSON, W. A. YATES, J. W.
YATES. Many others Will be commenced In
a short time.
| Mr.. HERBERT TUsTIN, of Lewisburg,
Pa, was awarded tho prize FOR his essay on
| Psychology and Ethics" at tho recent COM
| mencement OF the university at that place,
Mr. TUSIIN is the son of Professor TUsTIS.
acting president for some time OF the uni
| yersiiy, and relative OF the late Rev. SEPTI-
| MUS TusTIN, D. D. OF this city, favorably re-
membered by many of our readers.
Hon. w. II. CALKINs is in this city
| looking after the interests OF his constituents.
| friends track
| for the Republican nomination for Governor,
| as Colonel W. W. DUDLEY has determined not
| 10 permit the use OF his name In that cOnnec-
| tiop, although he is constantly receiving let
| tiers from all parts OF the State urging him 10
do so.- Washington Sptcld! Indianapolis flDles.
REV. DIR. DoMER, pastor of st. Paul's
| English Lutheran Church, has been absent
| from the city since last Saturday. He preached
| at Hanover, Pa, on sunday last, attended tho
annual commencement exercises at Pennsyl-
| vanla College during the week and visited his
| daughter at Harrisburg, Pa. He has returned
| home, and Will preach al the usual hour In ST.
Pauls on Sunday morning next. No evening
services during July and August.
II HAVE received funny letter from a
correspondent in California;" said Mr.
BEECHER. "He congratulates me on reaching
20 years, but adds, Just exactly what should
| congratulate You for 10 this don't know. -
| Mr.. WM. WARREN, on his 6Oth anniversary as
| an actor, last fall, good-naturedly made a
similar remark before the curtain, intimatlue
| that IL was question with him whether OF
not 4 man was to be congratulated on having
reached tho age that he had.
HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS is favor
lte among the young people OF tho District