The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-19
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

ions RrsNiN and John +. Owens are
both getting better
CoNGnrssNAN CoLftSs Of Boston has re
turned from Europe.
MADAME PATTI is at her castle IN Wo'cs,
and will remain there until November.
"ApmoNpAcK" MyRHNy Is to begin II
course Of lectures at Montreal, September
H., ON Canadian history and scenery.
Miss ADELAIDE RNNDoLru niece Of
Mrs. Garfield, has been made professor of
Latin in the state University Of Kansas.
Mn. Evocu PRArr, the Baltimore mil
lIonarc merchant, who gave that city its
magnificent library is in Boston for few
weeks stay.
MR. AND MGs llESDRICKs and Judge aud
Mrs Holman are at Waukcsha, Wis, where
they will be entertained for several weeks
by Mr. j. VI. Lee.
TnE Duchess Of Magcnta's daughter,
Mile. de MacMahon, will be married shortly
to the Count de Cambacercs, an officer Of
artillery in the French army.
Mus. DELLA PAnSELL is at the Mansion
House, Atlantic city, engaged In writing n
lecture for fall delivery She is also the re-
NlIHlfll VI IlNAllltibN0 7''l'i h'N'hNA'h's
MRs. CRAWFORD, the lady in the case Of Sir
Charles Dixie is the daughter of Mrs.
Eustocc smith. supposed to he the orgina
Of Mrs. Ponsonby de Tomkyns, in Punch.
Ar Mount Mansfield, VT, monument to
General Grant has been started in the shape
of simple pile of stones. Each visitor
till doomsday is asked to add one rock to
the pile.
IIENCEroRrH she should be called not
the Princess Beatrice, but the Princess
Henry of Battcnbcrg. The Queen herself
In the Co,H Circuidr is authority for the
change Of style.
TnEmo valuable wedding present which
the Princess Beatrice received was Il mag
niilccnt tea and coffee service Of solid gold,
each piece being richly chased, which was
sent 10y the Empress Eugene.
MAJOR RICHARD VI. NENNBLE Of Balti-
IN ore will read paper ON "Thc Partition OF
Powers between the Federal and State GOV
cnmentsn at the forthcoming meeting of
the American Bar Association.
THE day after the funeral of General
Grant Mrs. George W. Childs of Phladel-
phia gave Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris a
beautiful mourning chain Of onyx and gold
for the little silver watch she carries.
WHEN Mr.. BLAINE and Mr. Logan come
into Ohio this year they will both be given
the courtesy Of special trains, and the en-
thusiasm Of last year will he repeated. This
will be about October - Cincinnati Times
Star.
Now THAT John A. Logan has decided to
20 fishing, the Democratic party must look
out. Fishing was the one great point on
which Blaine was weak, and it seems that
Logan has learned the lcsson.- Boston
Globe.
REV. T. DEWITT TNLMAGE, Rev. Mr..
spurgeon and the Bishop of Truro have
sent letters to the committee on the meet
ing to he held in Hyde Park under the arl-
spices Of the FdH hdH Gd.cHc expressing
their sympathy with the objects of the meet
ing,
LORD CHEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE says he
cannot understand why people should be in
tcrcstcd in his private affairs and when one
comes to think of It. there is not so much
reason for 1t as some newspapers appear to
| lCicvc Evidence has accumulated I'm the
| past two years to indicate that the Lord Chief
| Justice is not so much of man as he was
taken to be- Manchester (N. IL. } Union.
Miss KATE FIELD, who Is now soiournina
at Clifton Springs, ~ Y, finds herself in
the heart of the region where Mormonsm
had its incipient beginnings. as It not
odd says Miss Field in private letter
'that came here not remembering how the
Mormon Church was organized ut Manches
ter, four miles from Clifton Springs, fifty.
five years ago? Yesterday | visited Man
chester and found n man who had known
Joseph Smith very well. The Mormon Bible
was first published at Palmyra, ten mile'
from this place.