The Evening critic., 1885-03-04
POPULAR JoTriNGs.

Senator Garland has strong aversion , see-
ing any of his children married, and did not
attend his sons SANDERS Garllnd) wedding
last week.
Francis King Carey OF Baltimore is about to
begin series OF articles In the CVfrent. His
opening paper Will be on "rhe Destruction Of
American Forests"
CUTS, spralns, scalds and burns. speedily
cured by Salvation OIL, Price % cents
George Bancroft, than whom none is moro
In the habit OF weighing his words, said the
other day that he thought Washington "tho
wiseat man that ever lived"
Ii. Dallip, who was given s25,00o and two
years time to model the design FOR the Paul
Revere statue for the city OF Boston, did the
work in three weeks and is shortly 70 go
abroad.
The Rosea.Dudley cat Is out OF the bag. Mr..
Rossa is 10 lecture, beginning al Fall River,
Mass, on the fih OF March, while the Dudley
woman Is to start tho LHited kngilStnldR, or
some such paper.
Walter Damroecb, son OF the late DR.. Dam
rosch, closes his engagement as organist and
musical director at Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn, In May, Mr.. Beecher's church trustees
having decided TO reduce expenses.
John Kelly has fully recovered from his ro.
cent illness.
THE agonies OF chilblains are permanently
cured by Salvation OIL. Price % cents u bot
tie.
j. w. White, professor OF Greek ln Harvard,
announces another Greek play to be given by
the students In the near future.
Hon. John d, Long, who read the Washing
ton address the other day, and Hon. Robert o.
Winthrop, who wrote II, are parlshoners OF
Holy Trinity, Rev. Phillips Brooks church,
Boston.
Lord Cairns is now the only Lord chancel-
lor who receives the pension OF S25, 900, which
ie given 10 all who SIT on the woolsack. some.
times as many as Ave ex-chancellors have
drawn this amount at one time.
william Henry Smith, general manager oil
the Associated Preea, and Mrs. Smith made a
eight-eeelng tour through "Ohinatown," San
francisco, one night recently, the guests OF
Mr.. Do Young, OF the ChFoHicle, and Mrs. De
Young.
| Mies Anderson, who goes to Paris soon, sup
| ported by tho Jyceum company, Will, In the
| opinion OF the Paris correspondent OF the Lon.
don Times, be given as hearty reception In
| that city as was ever given to any French or
| English actor or actress In America
| Kate Field talks ''shop" at all times aud
| placee. At the Presidents reception the other
| night she nsked Mrs. Angus Cameron OF Wis.
| consin II she was among the coming women
mo" was tho reply; 'I'm one OF the going
women: The Senator's term expires the dth
OF March.
Judge Kuowlton OF the Boston Sunerlor
Court ls good shorthand writer aud often
takes stenoSraphic notes during the trial OF a
case.
SALVATION OIL kills all pain instantly II
10 sold for only 20 cents q bottle by all drug
gists.
william Henry Hurlbut, formerly editor Of
the New York World, Is 10 succeed Nc. Asst u
as Minister TO Italy. SO runs the gossip al
Rome.
Victor Hugos mother, in describing him as
O baby, said "He was 80 small and thin thai
he looked more ike table knife than O
human being"
Mr., Leslie Stephens next volume OF the
Biographical Dictionary" Will contain an
article on Mrs. Browning, written by Mrs.
Richie Miss Thackerayls
John Kelly's only trouble now that he has
recovered from his malarial complaint, Is In
somnia, and he is curing that by daily horse
back rides and long walks.
Yice.Chancellor Bacon, who attained his
eighty-seventh birthday February IL, is the
Nestor OF the English bench and bar and II
| probably the Oldest Judge in tho world.
Mr.. Bancroft, the new lessee OF the London
| Haymarket Theatre, has occurred from Vic
| iOrien Sardou the sole right to produce thu
plays which that fertile dramatisthas writer
| or may write.
THE paineradicator- ''Salvatlon OH" and 4
costs only % cents bottle.
Tho health OF Mrs. George Bancroft ha.
| greatly improved since last winter, and while
| she cannot receive visitors formally she feel
| we'll enough occasionally to see one or two o
her friends In her own room.
|. Colonel Deming N. welch, formerly genera
| superintendent OF the Pullman Car Company
| died IN Dresden two weeks ago. He was
| great favorite among railroad men. He en-
| tered the service OF the Pullman Company II
| 1871 as assistant general superintendent
| assuming control as general superintendent
| the following year, holding the position un
| III 1880, when he was compelled to resign on
account OF III health. He was Al years old.