The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
INDIVIDUALIZATI0N.
PERSONAL POINTS PICKED UP
BY "The Critics Pencil Pushcrs, and
Sized and Sorted for Its Read
ers what Washington
People Arc Doing.


-WM. II. Fry, of indianapolis, is in tho
city.
Hon. A. G. CAMPBELL, Utah, is at the
Riggs.
e. II. FooT, oswego, N. Y, is at the
Riggs.
GEORGE A. AVERY, Boston, is at the
Riggs.
CHARLES L. AVERY, Jacksonville, Fla,
Riggs.
-GILMoRE RANDALL, Virginia, is at the
Ebbitt.
CHARLES II. WILCOX, N. Y, is at the
Arlington.
-Ex-GovERNoR BURBANK, of Indiana
is In tho city.
H. A. HITcHcox, Prince Georges, Va,
Is at tho Ebbltt.
"A. d. HITcHcox and wife, Chicago,
are at the Ebbitt.
j. b. BRYAN and sister, of Philadel-
phia, are at the Ebbitt.
Mr.. p. II. CHRIsTMAN and family are
at Orkney Springs, Va.
john CHANEY and family are at Co.
lonial Beach for tho summer.
president ARTHUR is said to have
sixty pairs OF boots and shoes.
g. b. PERKINS and NJ. KLEIN, of
pittsburg, arc ut the National.
JUDGE HoADLY is fifty-five years old.
lie was born In New Haven, Conn.
Dick NICHOLSON and family arc at
Linden, Montgomery County, Nd.
COLONEL ALLsToN, of Piney Point,
Va, arrived In the city this morning.
e. +. SAWYER, of Boston, arrived here
this morning. He stops at the National.
--REPREsENTATIvE HAZELToN and wife,
OF Wisconsin, are guests Of the National.
OSCAR WOODWARD and family are
stopping at Mr.. Cissel's, Montgomery County,
MIR. r. b. HARRISON assayer in charge
OF the Helena (Montana). Mint, is here on a
visit.
Mr.. CHARLES THOMPSON, the we'll
known lawyer, and family are at Gathers
burg, Md.
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE LoR-
ING left for the North yesterday TO bo absent
several days.
w. ]. MANNING, of the cashroom,
at Lawrenceburg, Ind.
MIR. c. Il. BARBER, engraver at the
Philadelphia Mint, is In the city. He came
here on public.business.
Captain JOHN f. MCCLELLAN and
family will leave for the new Potomac resort,
Colonial Beach, in few days.
PROFESSOR ALF. BIRMINGHAM, the
popular dancing master, has oponed u shirt
manufactory in East Washington.
GENERAL l.. II. DUvAL, Internal Rev
enue COLLECTOR OF tno WneellnB DlStrtCt, mas
been in the city couple OF days.
Mr.. +. G. MIDDLETON of the National
Metropolitan Bank, and family are spending
the summer In Montgomery County, Md.
Mr.. A. B. RUFF, of the Central Ma
tional Bank, and children, are at DR.. HARD
ING's, near Sligo, Montgomery County, Md.
WILLIAM p. COPELAND, ESQ.,, the ir-
resistible and brilliant correspondent, will
spend the remainder Of this week In New York.
R. p. MCFEER, of Baltimore; l.. r.
BRUMBY, Atlanta; J. W. MCDONALD, Pittsburg,
and O. E. WILSON, st. Louis, are at the Metro
| politan.
MIR. THOMAS FRANCIS, the popular
| representative in this city of the firm Of
| NOAH WALKER, returned this morning from o
| brief visit to New York.
| JOHN HAMMOND, ESQ.,, the sash and
with his family next week. HIS cottage Will
be finished In a few days.
| --EX- -CoNGREssMEN DEzENDoRF AND
| GooDE, OF Virginia, arrived in the Excelsior
| this morning from Norfolk, together with q
| number Of other prominent persons.
THE Hon. JOHN N. IRWIN, Governor
| OF Idaho, and Colonel THEODORE f. SINGIsER,
| Delegate from Idaho, leave tonight for their
| homes, after spending ten days at the Capital.
| Mrs. DAVID CoFLIN and her charm
Ing young daughter, Miss LULU, start upon
| their Northward journey to Batavia next week
| for O three months visit to tho old homestead.
| MIR. JAS H. MoKENNEY, the popular
| clerk of the United States Supreme Court, and
his family arrived by water this morning
| from Old Point, Va, where they had been on a
| visit.
| -PUBLIc PRINTER ROUNDS has adver-
tised for proposals for painting the Govern
| ment Printing ONCE. This is good move, for
1t has long had penitentiary look that was
| an eyesore to the locality.
MR.. PRATT DIXON, known to every.
body in Washington, now resident OF New
York, Is In the city for few days. PRATT Is
looking crisp and bright. He says New Yorb
is a pretty good place, but Washington is bet
ter.
THE marriage of Mrs. LAURA E.
| MITCHELL, of 215 East Capitol street, to Gen.
eral COHESION, of the Adjutant-Generals Of
| flee, Will occur tomorrow evening. Invita-.
tions have been issued 10 only a few intimate
| friends.
--MRs. MAJOR, wife of Mr.. JOHN MAJOR,
the prominent druggist, is lying dangerously
| and Sixth. Travel on the square has been
stopped for her beneit. She is reported better
this morning.
Mr.. CHARLES II. RICHARDSON, an
acting assistant examiner In the Patent ONCE,
| will leave the city this evening to attend the
] commencement exercises OF Yale College, at
| New Haven, Conn. Before his return he will
pay brief Welt to his home in Groton, Mass
Mr.. RICHARDSON Is O Yale graduate OF the
class OF 1880.
THE remains of the late Hon. GUsTAvE
ScHLEICHER, who represented the San Antonio,
Texas, District in the House for some years,
are lying in the Military Cemetery with moth.
ing but simple board to mark the spot. The
citizens OF his old district should erect mon
ument to his memory on the spot where his
mortal remains lie.