The Evening critic., 1883-06-27
INDIVIDUALIZATI0N.
PERSONAL POINTS PICKED UP
BY "The Critic" Pencil Pushers, and
Sized and Sorted for Its Read.
ers what Washington
People Are Doing.

Ebbiit
w. N. GRENELLE, of New York, is at
the Biggs.
w. B. DALLAcE, of Nashville, Tenn.
is staying at the Ebbitt.
"A. b. DUNN, of Winchester, Va, is
registered at the Ebbitt.
GEORGE W. PIPER, of Newport Mass,
is stopping at the Riggs.
THE Hon. j. NJ. THoRNBuRG, of
Knoxville, Tenn, Is at the Ebbitt.
THE Hon. JOHN G.. THOMPSON, of
Ohio, leaves for New York tonight.
SENATOR DORSEY left last night
on the 1910 O'Clock train for New Mexico.
g. p. BRooKY and G. V. MCDANIEL,
the United States Navy, are at the Ebbitt.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LADD, of the North
End, will spend their summer at Shelter Is.
land.
DIR, GEORGE w. BAGpY, a well-known
Virginia journalist, Is said ID be dying Of
cancer.
Mr.. LEE ROBINSON has purchased
lot on Kalorama Heights and will build this
summer.
-HoN. WILKINSON CALL, United States
Senator from Florida, Is at the Buffalo Lithia
Syringe, Va.
THE Hon. d. w. VOORHEES, dined with
the President yesterday at his cottage az tho
Soldiers Home.
x-REPREsENTATrvE SCHULTZ, of
Ohio, who has been In the city for few days,
left for home last night.
-DR. JOHN A. RowLEs has been mp.
pointed Acting Assisting Surgeon, Marine Hos
rital Service, at Chicago.
-HoN. GEORGE Il. GARRISON, of Acco-
mac County, Va, Is rapidly recovering from
his recent attack OF paralysis.
FREDERICK BUTTERFIELD, one of the
best.known dry GOODS importers In New York,
died suddenly near Vichy, France.
COLONEL E. N. HILL, of this city, will
...Nl, r..I.. So.
the anti Monopoly League at Chicago.
DIR. 7. G. SMITH and family, of Twelfth
street. who have been sojourning at Piney
Point for several daye, have returned to the
| city.
GEORGE W. CROSS, for several years
signed, and Will leave for Little Rock, Ark,
to-day.
CAPTAIN II. T. BRIAN, foreman of
| printing, and his estlmable wife, celebrated
| the eleventh anniversary OF their marriage
| last night.
| DIR. FREDERICK H. KNAPP, the Oldest
| dental surgeon In New Orleans and president
OF the Louisiana State Dental Society, died
Saturday last.
| ASSISTANT SURGEON A. H. GLENNAN,
TONED at Baltimore, Nd, has been directed to
proceed to New Orleans for duty.
Mr.. R. j, BLISS, of Kansas, clerk in the
| Third Auditors 0fIlce, Will leave here Friday
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classmates on the Fourth OF July.
DIR. LEVIN, q prominent clergyman oi
| the Episcopal Church, and his three charm
Ing daughters, arrived on the George Leary
this morning from Fortress Monroe.
--JUDaE AND Mrs. WALTER Cox
leave In few days for Narragansett, where
they will spend the first weeks of!their absence
from town, going further them or remaining
ST.. ALoYsIUs CHURCH was well filled
yesterday morning with the friends OF Mr.
FRED HAuDRAUP and Mrs. ANToINETTE RAUI
to witness the solemnization OF their mar
riage. The Rev. Father Noonan ON Lated.
| THE Commissioners and Captain
GREENE have written to DR.. CHAPLIN, the re
tired superintendent OF streets, expressing
their high regard for his services and abilities
and regretting that his advanced age compels
him 10 resign.
PROFESSOR N. II. ENsLEY, colored, OF
Howard University, Washington, d. c.,
graduate of Newton Theological Seminar,
and learned creek scholar, was elected from
public restaurant at Chicago yesterday OF
account OF his color.
R. LINCOLN JONES, of this city, was
contestant for the prize medal at Dickinson
"The Rich and tho Poor" and In the class-day
exercises W. b. DoRRIs, OF this city, delivered
| an address of welcome.
| MIR. JAS. LoCHREY, q former we'll
| known and popular citizen of West Washing
ton, but for the past ten years doing bushes
| in Atlanta, Ca, has returned to this city AM
| now lies dangerously Ill at the residence o
Mr.. r. G. STEELE, No. SD Third street north
| west.
SENATOR VOORHEES, will deliver al
oration on the Fourth OF July at the grave o
| tho late Governor JAMES G. WILLIAMS, nea
| Wheatland, Ind. Among other dist!nguishe,
| gentlemen who are expected to be present Of
the occasion are ex-Senators HENDRICKS au
MACDONALD.
Mr.. BEN S. SMooT, of the Pension OF
flee, writes TO friends hero from his homo II
Tennessee that he expects to leave there ol
July to resume his clerical duties here. BE
| sides other literary work for the fall MI
Smoot has in preparation continued stor.
for leading Chicago Sunday paper. He Is
| great fayorite among journalists everywhere
and the boys are glad TO learn that he has hat
pleasant time during his leave.
Mn. LEWIS G. JOHNSON, of Soutl
Bend, Ind, and Miss Sarah Isabella, daughte
OF the Rev. WILLIAM iB. EVANS, will be unlte'
in the holy bonds of matrlmony this evening
at the residence of the brides parents, No. DO
| Thirteenth street southwest, at s O'Clock. Mt
| Printing Office and is the son of Mr.. LEA
JOHNSON, the Oldest typo In Northern Indiana
who has worked a. the case for over fifty years
SENATOR BECK and wife, of Kentucky
have returned to this city from Virginia. The
expect to leave for Kentucky within shor
time, and after the August election Will star
| Of the Ohio Democratic nominations Mr.. Bee
| replied; "0h, guess they are all right, bu
always thought good deal OF old Durbi
| Ward expect, however, that Judge Hoadl
| Will be elected and make very good Coy
| ernor."