The Evening critic., 1883-06-28
INDIVIDUALIZATI0N.
PERSONAL POINTS PICKED UP
BY "The Critic" Pencil Pushers, and
Sized and sorted for ITS Read
ers - what Warrington
People Are Doing.


In South Carolina, to-day. |
GENERAL GEORGE B. WILLIAMS, of |
Terre Haute, Ind, is in the city.
Mr.. w. p. PEARSON contemplates
taking n trip 10 California soon.
GENERAL w. II. PAYNE, of Virginia,
is at the New York Hotel, New York.
-Ex-GovERNoR r. NJ. Bishop, of Ohio,
Is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN HANCOCK, of
Texas, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
--CoNGREssMAN JOHN s. BARBOUR, Of
Virginia, is at the New York Hotel, New York.
Hon. JoHN b. CLARK, of Missouri,
candidate for Clerk Of the House, is In tho
city.
--Ex. .GovERHoR r. b. HUBBARD. of
Texas, is at the Grand Central Hotel, New
YORK.
TIE dogs that bit Colonel DAVID B.
PARKER wero both killed by order of Mrs.
PARKER.
--Ex. SENATOR WILLIAM WINDOW, of
Minnesota, sailed for Europe on tho Galiia
yesterday.
Mr.. JAMES Il. PARTRIDGE, late United
States Minister to Peru, is at the Albemarle
Hotel, New York.
Hon. ]. B. WAKEFIELD, Representa-
tative from the Second District Of Minnesota
Is at the National.
"A. CHENNIDLIA, W. sEcoMBE, LOUIS
HILL and JAS. HILL, ST. Paul, Mimi, are stop
ping at wormieys.
CAPTAIN ADDISON WALKER, of the
Internal. Revenue Bureau, Will spend his vaca-
tion at Asbury Park, N.
Mr.. /. A. DOUGLAS has been appoint
ed a clerk In the Health Ofllce TO succeed Mr..
ROBERT NJ. BARR, resigned.
CAPTAIN A. P. COOKE, United States
Navy, and Outerbridee Horsey, Of Maryland,
are at the Gilsey House, New York.
Miss BERTHA RAvENE, the popular
vocalist at Abners Garden, will bo engaged
for another week by Mr.. ED ABNER.
e. c. MASON has resigned his clerk
ship at the fremont House and accepted the
position Of check'picker on d. Il o. X. Il.
Mr.. CHARLES Crown, of South Wash
| ing,on, who has been to New Mexico on a
| prospecting tour, has returned to the city.
-MRs. ]. w. BABsoN and family left
| this morning to pass the summer at her old
home at Brooksville, near Mount Desert,
| Maine.
| HUGH LIBERY, NEIL GILMoUR, Balti-
| more; g.. A. PORTER, Syracuse, N. Y; and
CHAs. E. HuDBELL are registered at the Ar
| lington.
| -Ex- x-REpREsENTATIvE r. F. B. PIERCE,
| OF Indiana, is In the city on his way home
from New York, where he has been during the
| past week.
| CAPTAIN THOMAS II. MCKEE, super-
intendent of the House document-room, is on
his way to Washington from visit TO his homo
In Indiana.
&C. W. OKEY, of the Pension Office
has Just been assigned to Kansas as a special
| agent. He leaves with his wife for that State
on Monday.
Hon. r. B. S. PIERCE, Indiana; JOHN
d. GOULD, New York; ]. 9. ROBERTSON, vir-
ping at the Ebbitt.
MIR. ]. L. O'CoNNELI, of the Enter
prise Tea Company, will leave here Sunday
night for a trip to Long Branch, Coney Island
and Rockaway Beach.
MISSES MINNIE CRAWFORD and HELEN
KIMBALL will play banjo duet at Mrs. A. L..
Barber's lawn party this evening. The two
ladies are veritable banjo queens.
| Mr.. q. DE WEcKHERLIN, Minister for
| the Netherlands, and NJ. DE GEoFRoY, of the
French and American Claims Commission, are
| at the BrevOort House, New York.
"A BUST of the late General w. F. BART
LETT is to be placed in Harvard Memorial Hall
to-day. Beneath Il is this inscription, taken
from Chaucer, "He was verray perhght
| gentll knight
MIR. JOSEPH NJ. JOHANNES a popular
young East washingtonian and member of
Sssn hsTs for hs
| leave OF absence.
Mr. ROBERT G. CLARvoE, telephone
operator at Police Headquarters, has been
| grarted ten days leave OF absence, which he
viii spend, in company with his accomplished
wife, In West Virginia.
Asa WALKER, U. S. N; G. ii. Cos
vENER, Athens, Ohio; ]. d. WoDEsErrE, Min
neapol!s, Mimi: b. HARRIS PARNALERY, Mary
land; ALEX. SHAW, New York; W. b. RODGERS
Pittsburg, and Mre. CALEB HusE are at the
Riggs.
Mr.. Z. G. BARNARD, of this city, i:
writing series OF interesting letters for the
illustrated Wedge of Newport-News. He un
derstands the Virginia question thoroughly
and will be of service to the Coalition move
ment
Michigan, is practicing law mt Bismarck, Oak
He has written to a friend here that he Will
probably make a trip through the Yosemite
) Valley, California, and return to Kalamazoo
this fail.
Mr.. i. MYER, formerly one of Wash
1ngton's best known jewelers., who came tC
the city ON visit to his friends, mas returned
has built up an extensive business.
ALL are glad to know that the wife o
, Captain WV. UTTz, OF the Treasury, aftei
her severe relapse, is now pronounced by hel
; skiiful physician, DR.. Johnson, out of danger
, All will be glad TO know this, for she has host
OF friends.
Mr.. S. N. MEYER, of 922 Seventh
street, has Just finished for the new coloret
lodge Of Good Templars handsome banner
The organization has lately been chartered
and they are now in q fi0urishing condition
| and the banner Is q credit to the lodge and u
! the manufacturer.
/ MISSES IRENE SNYDER and NJ. FLOR
ENoE GORE, two accomplished young ladies o
the West End, left the city this morning fo
4 or three weeks In visiting relatives ant
friends, after which they will go TO oceai
a Grove, where they Will pass the remainder o
the season.
JUDGE GEORGE HoADLY is q native o
Connecticut. His father was Mayor OF twt
cit1es-New Haven and Cleveland. JUDO
: HoADLY and the late SALMON P. CHASE wer
law partners once. In appearance he is de
scribed as bright little man, with q boylsl
s face and complexion approaching the colo
| OF a ripe banana. He is quick, neryou
, speaker, His income from all sources is sait
10 be 100000 year.
THE continued popularity of Publ
Printer ROUNDS with the clerks OF his bureau
was shown yesterday by the placing OIL
his desk, during his absence at lunch, OF
0 mammoth oyalshaped basket Of rare and beau
/ | tiful flowers, congraulatory upon his fifty nftl
!, birthday. SO completely taken by surpris
+ was Mr.. ROUNDS that for the moment ne coult
0 | not understand what 1t meant. When he real
ized what 1t was, however, he said, "That's JUS
| like my clerks"