The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-10-05
ruuPLEIN GENERAL.

ms SAID that sixteen colleges IN this
country are looking for presidents.
REV Du. NEWMAN ia to deliver lecture
ON Gtrcral Grant at Philadelphia, Oct -.
UNrGp STATES SENATOR WusoN Of
Maryland is the guest Of state senator
jackson at Salisbury.
THE rrENrs of the late r. X. Apgar Of
Nyw York have resolved to raise 5000 tot
monument TO his memory.
ENCoNMassNiS EnAsrus WELLS Of
Missouri has returned with improved health
from years soioum in Europe.
Hos. p. 4. COLLINS, the Boston Con
gicsmon, has placed his two daughters in
the utsulinc Convent at IiGln, Ohio, where
Dbl, aunt is the lady superior
il ltCi Rev Mr. Morgan established an
Episcopal mission for Americans I'm Paris
Il ia now sclrsupportug church with a
5iJO,COJ church cdilice nearly completed.
Jrnar Z. VI. MANS, one Of Virglnia's
prominent iuyists, died az Petersburg Satur-
dgy night. lie WAS judge Of the Corpora
tiou Court Of that city
TIM only lady who ever entered any de-
paitmcut Of Yale College except the Art
school lis Miss Alice H. Jordan Of Cold
water, Mich, who has just entered the Law
school.
THE last survivor Of the Dartmoor pris-
oners Of the war Of 1912 is Charles W..
Cacr, now 30 years Of age, and living at
NaldulUru, Me. He does his own gardening
and is in CNUcliCut health.
Dr.. Epw> NJ. sSow, many years the
health superintendent Of Providence, r, L.,
has accepted an offer from the officials of
Montreal to take absolute control Of the
sanitary department OF that city,
IT Is ErroRTEp in Pittsburg that Gen
eral Ncglcy, Congressmau-clect from the
Twcnty-socoud Pennsylvania district, will
not resign his seat in Congress to take up
his permanent residence In Cuba.
Mr. THOMAS lIuGHEs, the author of
"Tcm Brown and founder of the Rugby
colony in Tennessee, sailed from New York
Saturday for England. Among the friends
who saw him of was Mr.. \. :. Hewitt. He
expects to return to the United States
again next year.
Tm new social organization in Boston,
the Tavern Club, gave complimentary
dinner to its president, Mr.. w. ID. lTowells,
on Monday evening. There was large
attendance, and but one thing prevented
the banquet from being a complete success,
the unavoidable absence of Mr.. Howcls.
RosToN has great sorrow in her census,
which doesn't show the figures hoped for.
She wants a new count and pending it is as
muddlcd as the Irshman who counted the
party thus: "Mccself was one, the two
Murphys was two, Brady was three and
bedad there was four of us. - Manchester
Union.
"LEyI p. MORTON, late Minister to
France says the Lowell citizen, sis
known to have been n tailor lie once
ran n country store at Hanover, N. H.,
where custom tailoring was done as one
department, ard partner Of his, Mr.. T.. d.
Carpenter, still makes clothes very near the
same spot Mr. Morton is rather proud OF
the fact that he was once in so useful O
business, aud has photographs OF his old
sign which he shows TO his friends
Now canphor's pungent odor
Fills the house, and the tOrcbOdCr
Is of winters near approach; and she com
mCnccs to unpacll
Her last seasons iurs and garments.
To examine If those varmintS
The un1Ily moths have made a feast upor
her sealskin sacque.
-[Boston Gazette.