The Washington critic., 1885-09-01
Personal MENTION.
Movements of Washington People
More or Less KNOWN

Mr.. |. Thomas Davis, jr., has returned
from Capon Springs.
John c. milford of Wizards Is at the
New Columbia, Cape May.
Senator Cullom of Illinois, accompanied
by his daughter, left for home last evening.
Charles j. Fallon, Washington, was regis
tered at the St. Elms, Philadelphia, yester-
day.
Mrs. Johns of Thirticth street, who has
been to Rock EnOn, reached home yester-
day.
Floyd B. Wilson of New York and r. l..
Wakefield of Boston, Mass, are at the
Riggs House.
Mrs l. Frank Barbarn of West p street
eft town this morning for months visit
to New York.
Mr.. A. Hanlon, the well-known grocer of
1hiity-second street, returned from Ocean
View yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Lindsey, rector Of ST. Johns
Church, and family are expected home from
Orkney Springs to-day.
Judge j. j. Greenough, n. Y, and Cap
tain G. s. Smith, L. s. A., were among to-
days arrivals at the Ebbitt.
DIR. c. L. Kennedy returned this morn
ing from Warrenton, Va, where he has
been spending the heated term.
Mr.. W. ii. IIornblower and j. G.. Horn
blower are at the Ocean House, Newport,
and TruXton Bcalc at the Aquidneck.
Miss Julia Memmert, No. 3ll6 Dunbarton
avenue, returned home from Annapolis
Sunday, where she has been visiting for the
last five weeks.
Mr. James Maynard, acting chief of the
depTedations division of the Postoflice De
partment, returned yesterday from Massa-
chusetts and the seaside.
Washington arrivals registered at Sea
Brook Cottage, Cape May Miss s. c. Hol-
land, Mrs. {. L. Heinecke, May +. s.
Heinecke and Howard b. Heinccke.
First Lieutenant Edward j. McClernand,
Second Cavalry, has been announced as
aide-de-camp to Brigadier-General John
Gibbon, commanding the Department Of
the Columbia
General james S. Brisbce, lieutonant-col-
onel Ninth Cavalry, Is president, and Lieu
tenant George n CHEESE, Fourth Infantry
judge-adyocate, of court-martial TO con
yene tomorrow at Fort Niobrara, Neb.
Lieutenant William L. Amy, Fifth Cav
airy, the eldest son of Rear-Admiral John
j. Almy of this city, left Fort Leavenworth
last Saturday evening, with Mrs. Almy, for
his station at Fort Sill, Indian Territory.
Major Thomas B. Devices, Ninth Cavalry,
Is president, and First Lieutenant Harry H.
Wright Of the same regiment, iudge-adyo-
cate OF general court-martal which will
convene Thursday at Fort Robinson, Neb.
General Orlando NJ. Poe, Corps of Engin-
GERS, who was so long on General Sherman
staff here, has returned to his station at De-
troit from Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, where
Mrs. Poe and her daughters have spent the
summer.
Colonel William Winthrop, deputy Judge
adyocate-geno L. S. A., and Mrs. Win
throp; will be here about the middle of this
month from San Francisco Mrs. Winthrop
was Miss Green Of this city, who is the
heiress of the Van Ness property.
Mr.. Henry b. Crosby, the eldest son of
Hon. II. 7. Crosby, the former chief clerk
OF the War Department, left here this morn
ing TO join the Geological Survey party in
the mountains Of Virginia, in the practice
OF bis profession as surveyor. The party he
joins is in charge of Professor Hoffman.
Colonel Fred w. Benteen, major Ninth
Cavalry, will be the president, and First
Lieutenant Walter l.. Finley, Ninth Cav
airy, the iudge-adYocate of court-martial
which Is ordered to convene next Monday at
Fort Mckinney, Wyoming All the mem
hers of the court are Of the same regiment.
Acting Chief Signal Officer Colonel Frank
u. Jones has rented the furnished house of
Mrs. George w, Bradley widow of the late
Colonel Bradley, L. $. A. Mrs. Bradley
and her daughter will leave here the last OF
this month to live in Brooklyn for a wear.
Mrs. Jones and her children, who are now
at Fort Riley Kansas, will come here the
first week in October