The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-28
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

"MoruER IIunnsHDyiLLEn is the name
Of Georgia railway station.
Mr.. 5. j. RASpALL Is at Bcrwyn, whore
he will remain until after Thank ksgiying.
Hos. LEVI P. MoRroS's nine daughters
are said to be picture, Of health and loycli-
ness.
Miss MARY ANDERSON embarked at Liver
pool to-day for New York by the steamer
Gallia.
GENERAL GRO. b. MCCLELLAN has re.
turned to New York from his recent trip to
San Francisco.
\ MEMORIAL WINDOW win be placed in
jamestown, y. v. church in honor Of the
late Ex-Governor Fenton
AMoNG the new students entered at the
Bodou Institute Of Technology Is the son
of ex-senator Jonas Of Louisiana.
GENEEAL WILLIAM w. BELRNir has
been reelected president OF the Society Of
the Survivors OF Crockcr's Iowa Brigade.
Ex-CoMMisstoNEE or INTERNAL REvESuE
GREEN b. RAuN Of Illinois is doing some
effective work for the Republicans in East
Cn Chic.
In TOOK j. l.. Sullivan ten minutes to
pass given point yesterday. The point
was in front Of Liberty street saloon-
lPittsburg Chronicle.
Mrs. CELIA THANTER, the poet and
artist, has returned from the Isle Of Shoals
and established herself for the winter at
the Hotel Clifford, Boston.
EN-CoNGREssMAN FRANK JONES of New
Hampshire, who is now at Carlsbad Ger
many, has gained sixteen pounds since his
departure from this country.
WE NEVER REALIZED how the American
jaw could move till we saw 1000 Ocean
Grove women gathered together and chew
ing gum at the camp-mceting. g. Christian
at Work.
EX-SENATOR CoNovER of Florida, and
Mrs. Conover are visiting friends in Phlla-
dclphia. Mr. Conover was a member of the
late Constitutional Convention which ad-
loumed in August.
Mr.. ALGERNoN SARToRIs, the husband of
Nellie Grant has undertaken the manage
ment of his fathers estate, and will live
there among the tenants, with whom he Is
exceedingly popular.
Hon. JoHN w. DANIEL of Virginia will
speak to-day at Laurencevillc, Brunswick
County, and tomorrow at Hicksford,
Greenvilc County. He is accompanied by
Mr.. Bierne of the Richmond state.
An EXCELLENT photograph of Nathaniel
Hawthorne, taken twenty-five years ago in
London, has been brought to light and will
shortly lie engraved for Harper, accompa-
MED, IL is said, by an article from Mr..
| Lowell.
DIR. TALMAGE says that no man can be a
| Christian If his stomach Is out of order.
"Rcligion itself" he says, twill keep man
cheerful If he has dyspepsia. A cup Of
coffee and an egg is no kind of an equip
meut for days work. take three good
meals and | eat more on Sunday than on
any other day Of the week.
NIcE-PREsIDENT HENDRICKS will remain
at Atlantic City about week and while
there will prepare the address which he is to
deliver in indianapolis before the surviving
members of the Indiana Constitutional
| Convention of 1851. He will also go fish
| ing for black bass, and, If the weather is
not too cold take bath in the surf.
EMORY A. SToRRs, who was at one time
a hard drinker, said to Mahlon Chance
"Chance, never come to New York, and
start down Broadway, even in cold weather,
| without getting on the shady side of the
street, "Why, what is that for ~ asked
| Chance, when Storrs responded? "This
town is confoundedly demoralizing, and
daren't walk in the sun for fear my shadow
will ask me in to drink"