The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-30
PERSONAL.


Henry Oviatt will get his work in for the New
York Herald.
Charles w. Metzgar Will represent the Pitts
burg Commercials Gazette this winter.
Harry Walker is here to do news work for the
New York Morning Journal and Ercning Telc-
gram.
The friends of DR.. c. c. Morris will be glad to
know he has entirely recovered from his recent
Illness, and is out again.
James S. Henry, who during last session rep
resented the Pittsburg Commercials Gazette, will
this winter correspond with the Pittsburg Times.
Mr.. Horace p. Springer. superintendent of
mails, City Post Office, has returned from North
Carolina, where he was called by the death of his
father.
The many friends of Mr.. Bob Drinkard the
popular and efficient paying teller of the Second
National Bank, will be glad to hear that he is
out again after severe illness.
A fine picture of ex-Postmaster Ross has been
added to the collection hanging on the walls in
Postmaster Sherwood's quarters at the City Post
Office. The work is a credit to the artist, Mr..
Meyers.
The many friends of Messrs Beideman and Leon
ard kidwell will be glad to learn of their return
to the city after absence of several years,
visiting San Francisco and other Western cities.
Most of their time has been spent in the former
city, where they have been settling an estate to
which they fell heir on becoming of age.
Mr.. William j. HouRhtaling, one of the pro-
prietors of the Hotel Kenmore, who has been
absent from the city for ten days paying the last
tribute of love and affection to his mother, who
recently died at her home in the State of New
York, returned to the city yesterday. His aged
father accompanied him, and will make this his
home in the future
Col Sam C. Reid arrived in New York last
Friday from the Azore Islands. Col. Reid spent
the summer visiting the Azores, especially
Fayal, the scene of his fathers celebrated battle
on the brig General Armstrong with n British
squadron in September, 1874. The seventy sixth
anniversary of the battle was duly celebrated,
Col. Reid receiving the distinguished attentions
of the Governor. While at San Miguel Col. Reid
was entertained by the Count de Fontebella, the
Baroness de Oliviera, and others of the nobility
Mr.. Morris Davis, the junior member of the
firm OF Havenner Il Davis the popular shoe men
on F street, spent Thanksgiving Day at the home
of his father, Mr.. William NJ. Davis, of Fountain
Mills, Frederick County, Md. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. viii Way, and the pair spent the
day in the vicinity of the grand Sugar Loaf
Mountain hunting game. Judging from the
amount Of rabbits and partrdges they brought
home and the stories they tell, Frederick County
must abound with game and good cooks.
Judge Lawrence Weldon, of the Court of
Claims, and Mrs. Weldon; Col. Charles Haywood,
of the Marine Corps, and Mrs. Haywood; Lieut..
Commander Isaac Hazlett, of the Navy: Capt.
Valentine McNally, of the Army, and Mrs. Nc
Nally; L. NJ. Saunders and Mrs Saunders, SeHor
E. Santibanez, Secretary of the Mexican Lega-
tion Hon. John G. Long, St. Augustine Fla;
Senator and Mrs. Frye, Hon. NJ. S. Brewer and
Mrs. Brewer, Michigan; Hon. j. d. Taylor and
Mrs. Taylor, Oho Hon. James O'DonnelI, Mrs.
O'Donnell and Miss George, Michigan: Hon. C.
a. Boutenc. Maine; Hon. G. A. Russell, Con-
necticut; Hon. w S. Holman, Mrs. Holman, and
Mrs. Fletcher, Indiana; Hon. H. a. Scudder and
Mrs. Scudder, Boston, and Hon. J. p. Dolliver,
Iowa. are at the Hamilton.