The daily critic., 1890-12-03
PERSONAL

The late General Wilcox was the
brother of The former member Of Con
grtSs from Texas who married the
daughter az Hon Andrew Jackson
I Duuplsun. The adopted sou and private
secretary OF President Andrew TJckspu.
The daughter was born in The White
/ House and was highly educated abroad
I while her father was Niuis'erto Austria.
Robert W johnson, the secretary of
the American Copyright League, I'll
[ ward EggIesior, the popular writer and
novelist, aBd Ngssfs Charles ~crihuer
and w. W Appleton the well known
New York publishers are si1painr at
the Normaudie They are iu Wash
iugton for the purpose OF looking after
the Interests of The international Copy.
RIGHT bin nov before Congress-
Mr. W. c Boyd. the -cnial advance
agent aud business manager of the
'Shynanioah" Company. which will
le at the National nest week, {, in The
liiv
Mr. Mapleson. 10 behalf of Mr. 40.
bty, is said TO have offered Puu very
high wages for a professional tour Ia
the United States, beginning go the fall
Of 1891.
a vell-posted London correspondent
tells u- that ihr Prince ul Wales is usg.
I.fowinr ihc lucues- of saartvs
dinner huuu which for The future is 90
q, fiN,d ats
The Queen has considerably Increased
her collection of Stuart relies 10 WIND.
sor by purchases 40 the recent slic for
lots which were knocked down IO Nr.
Ia D.
Aunt Patty Richardson uf Hc,uyl, ln
Windsor County. pu, g. 'hu LAST ur
vivur uf the widows of Revolutionary
soldiers She has nearly conu'rrd
hUr Dist year, bot is ladayl bJisk anil
active woman. who uHdt- herself upon
good Housekeeping Her husband was
Godfrey ltichaidsuu, o native ut Cam
bridge, Mass who fought lt The bll'lu
uf Bunker Hill, aud was uliervurl %
surgeon IN the pltrint army Mrs
Richardson draws widows pension
Miss Kate DrNrl Of PHILADELPHIA.
now 'St-fut Katrina a" of the Odur OF
the Blessed Sacrament, will bH "a resident
Of Washington during the lrelter part
of ntNl year, informing herself regard
ing The education uf the Indians aud
coIuttd people, while her institution for
training missionaries % labor among
these people Is In process uf erection az
Anduhesia. near Philadelphia She
will also build "a school iur cIl0rel
children near Washington Miss Draxel
has already spent ut least $500 900 Tor
tLl work among the lndidus
Miss Anna Bell and Miss Ethel Hood.
twin daughters If the late General
John B Hood and great granddaughter
Of the learned iurst, Hon. Alfred lIen,
mn, will arrive In New Orleaus with
their aunt, Mrs. John A Morris. during
the coming week Mrs Morris viii
introduce these young girls into society
this winter They are extremely pc
cumplished young women, hlying
spent five yeats i'm Europe, and are said
also 90 He very beautiful
LuTd Wnlseley, The we'll known gen
eTal of English fuTres. r. described rs
lIim, dappeT man, bgl1W middle height.
He Is So slight in frame, and has such
thin, deiicatC.y gLisaled features. luat
be seems less rabIsl than be really Is
lie has The same Stern determination
which Is obsery1bls in Stanley face.
MIS- Letiil Tyler ~empls grand
daughter Of rNPrsileHt Tyler, has
given collection uf OH p4inilgs whicn
tolongtd tothe Tyler family. t1 WlIiap
ard Mary College
General MaUnuir Is The oldest general
in Eunrr ut probably il the wlr {.
On the s,l 30 DrCgmher next be will De
lt4 HtHs r'f Tie has Ueger asked 10
D. IeGIrrd and De sli.ir-u-,s aur1e
gl.geTs Hf fle reserve.