The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-04-24
WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY APRIL a. 1884,

| nouneed as candidate for the Presidency by
the Indiana Democratic Association of WASH
/ ington at meeting held on the night of the
| 18th inst. IS
PERSONAL.
| The Wendell Phillips memorial services
which were held at fremont Temple, Boston,
on the 18th inst, attracted notable audience
The assembly comprised many of the fellow
workers of the deceased orator. Among those
| present were the members of the city council,
the heads of the city departments, the school
committee, several ex-mayors of Boston, Gov
ernor Robinson and staff, the Governors coun-
Gil. justices of the supreme and superior courts
and United States court. Justices Gray, Lowell
| aud Nelson The old abolition party was rep
resented by Eliznr Wright, L. NJ. Alcott, Rev.
A. A. Miner, Samuel Longfellow. T. w. Higgin-
son, Abbey w. May, Rev. Jas. Freeman Clark,
Julia w. Howe, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, VIM. B.
Blackwell and John G. Whittier An eloquent
eulogy on the career and character of Dir. Phil
lips was delivered by Geo. VIM. Curtis.
The New York World is devoting some atten-
ton to the condition in which Mrs WoolIey,
wife of the late Gen. John Woolley, is said to
have been found in that city few days ago by
an old friend of the family. Mrs Woolley, tn I
| paper states, was found in cellar, without
| food or any means whatever During the war
| she was well known in Baltimore aud Wash
| ington society. Her husband was provost mar
shall ofthe Baltimore district during the war, and
had his office in the Johnson Building Calvert
and Fayette streets. He was we'll known in Bal
| timore. daughter of Mrs. Woolley is said to
be the wife of wealthy New Yorker. Mrs.
| Woolley, the World says, is now in Baltimore
but her address is withheld.
| The War Department on the 18th forwarded
to General Winfield S. Hancock, u. s. A., a COM
munication informing him of his election as a
member of the organization established in
| Madrid, Spain, under the name of Centre del
| Ejercito de la Armada Army and Navy Cen
| teri. The communication is signed by Don
| Jose de Santatices, president of that body, and
who is one of the most distinguished generals of
! the Spanish army. The organization is under
| the protection of King Don Alfonso XII. and is
the most genuine representative of the interests
of the army and navy of Spain.
| Miss Maud Manning daughter of Chief JUS
| tiee Manning, of Louisiana, and G. w. Compton
eoped from Alexandria, La, and were married
| on the 18th inst They were followed by the
young lady's mother and two gentlemen. The
couple managed to elude their pursuers by
1 changing cars three times but were finally
caught, locked up in box car Of freight train
and taken to Marshall, Tex, where the mother
discovered they were married.
| Ex-Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks and wife ar
| rived home on the 10th inst from Europe, hav
| ing been gone just four months. A serenade
| and reception was rendered them at night by
several hundred citizens irrespective of politics.
| Mr.. Hendricks was introduced by ex-senator
| Mcdonald in a complimentary speech, andspoke
half an hour exclusively ON his travels. Poll
tics were not alluded to by either gentleman.
Henry George arrived at New York on the
Goth from England on board the Oregon. The
steamer landed its passengers at the dock about
o'clock in the morning and there were only
few friends of Mr, George present to welcome
| his return.
Captain Rodney Zoos, adjutant of the 10Th
Ohio regiment In the war, clerk of
| the supreme court of Ohio for two terms ex-
ecutive clerk for Gov. Hayes and private secre-
tary for Gov. Young, died at Xenia on the 10th,
| aged 49,
Thompson g. Appleton, brother-in-Iaw of
| Henry 6. Longfellow and brother of Captain
| Nathan Appleton, died in Boston on the 18th
/ inst He was noted critic and art connois-
seur.
Hon. Dwight Foster, ex-attorney general of
| Massachusetts,, ex-justice of the supreme court,
and one of the best known members of the Bos-
ton bar, is dead.
/ General Adam Badeau, who recently resign
| ed the consul generalship at Havana, arrived
| in New York on the l2lst inst By the steamer
| Newport