The Washington critic., 1885-11-16
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

SENATOR DAWES is TO speak NJ Lowell To-
morrow on the Indian question:
SENATOR STANFORD has subscribed 5000
TO the Zion Wesleyan College of North
Carolina.
GENERAL FuhNcIs 4. WALKER is TO de.
liver twelve lectures on political economy
In Boston during the winter.
Dio LEWIS says that wearing large, thick,
heavy boots and blue hand-knit stockings
will improve a woman's complexion.
EN-SESAToR TuuRTAS Of Ohio has lately
removed from his old house on High street,
Columbus, to an elegant new residence on
Fast Rich street.
VI. pE BLowITz the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times, is Just now contrlbu-
ting a story Of provincial life In France to
lie Pctte Jowadi
AECuDEACoN FARRAR will deliver his
positively last lecture IN this country at the
New York Academy Of Music, December B.
and will sail for England two days later.
Mr.. W. W. AsroR, late American Min
istcr to Italy, has written novel Of Italian
life IN the Middle Ages, which Is shortly to
he published by the scHbncr's It is called
"NnlcntinOn
EDWARD T.. O'BEIEN Of Thomaston,
Maine, is the largest individual ship-owner
IN the United States, owning all Of ten
large vessels oggregatlng 10000 tons, and
engaged in the California and Callao trade.
BfsnoP MCMAHON sent his check for $50
to the Parncl fund meeting In New Haven
and closed his letter by saying: 81 am will
ing to stand on the same platform as the
venerable Hierarchy OF Ireland and to fol-
low where they lead"
SAYS THE Two RcptiJl;cs published at
the City Of Mexico; "Mr. Manuel Ca
ballero, the well-known journalist, has gone
with his family to New York. where he will
reside for some time to complete his book
on the late editorial excursion to the
United States"
REV. IIENRY T.. Cooke, son Of Jay
Cooke, who has regularly returned half his
salary to the church of which he was pas
tor has resigned the rectorship of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, near Frankford
II Is said that his sermons were too clas-
steal aud polished for his purlshioncrs.-
Philadelphia News
W. j. ARKELL Of the Albany J0iuual has
Nv Npubb 'llub Ahls NbllauN' ltlN lit@7lllI
editor of Hdrpc's Weekly, was knocked
down, robbed and thrown into the river.
lie was on his way to call upon Mr.. Arlicll
the last night he was seem and was In the
habit of carrying couple of hundred dol
lars or so about his person.
The DEATH is announced at pGcblo Col
orGdo, of Judge Henry William Jones,
formerly Of Westminster, Nd. lie went
West in early life and was about Gj years
Of age at the time of his death. lie was
o grandson Of Judge Thomas Jones of the
first Court of Appeals of Maryland and
his wife was a granddaughter Of Daniel
Boone.
REV. Mn. HAwEis OF England who is
delivering a course of lectures at Boston on
"Music and Morals is a very small man
and quite lame. lIeis porpctually in motion
while lecturing, moving hands and feet
alike, and he has n way Of rolling up his
white handkerchief into a solid ball and
tossing it from hand to hand, when he gets
specially worked up.
MslE HESRI GREvuLE, the French nov
elst who will spend portion of the win
ter in this country, resided formerly and
for number Of years, in Russia, her father,
NJ. Jean Flenry, being professor in the
University Of st. Petersburgh and her hus-
band, NJ. Durand, also professor in the
same institution. "GreYllc' is her nom dc
plume. Miss Glare Waters ia now engaged
In translatiug her last novel for Tichnor &
Co., the Boston publishers.
when he comes stumbling home at night,
And tries to prove he Isn't tight,
Agree with him at once upon Il,
And strike him for a Sunday bonnet.
To-morrow he the point will see
When you return his pencil key;
Henl not forget he Will not dare,
You've sort o. Kind o. got him there.
-Ipittsburg Dispatch.