The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Mr.. W, NJ Walker, the wcll-Inown cashier
Of the Ebhitt House, has returned from three
days trip to OAlcntOwn, Pa, where he was the
guest OF Mr.. John II, Harris, formerly of this
city.
Ex-Assistant Postmaster-Genera Clarkson
will sail for Europe on April 10, whether Reed
is back to take care OF things here or not.
Won BulOw, the musician, Is an excellent
and accurate Greek scholar. lie H. moreover,
an unusually well.infOrmed man, and an cntep.
tanning talkor.
The greater quantity Of hair from which
wigs are made for Engands Judges, lawyers
and ccrgymen comes from China, where IL Is
cut from the heads OF beggars, criminals and
the dead.
At wedding IN Arcadia, Fla, the other day,
tho bride was married 10 her ninth husband,
and -four of her former husbands were present
~ the ceremony 10 sympathlze with the ninth
victim,
Mrs Kate Chases second daughter is lovely
girl of IL. with large, dark eyes, brown hair
aud foreign manners The first language SHE
learned 10 speak was German, and her nccent
siill show traces Of IT. influence.
Mrs. Emma Moffctt Tying, who has achieve
n wcll-earncd reputation as writer, Is a daugh-
tcr-inaW of the lnte DR.. stephen H. Tying OF
ST. Georges Church. She Is said TO be gOol
Greek scholar.
Edward Webster Sanborn, the New York
lawyer, il u nephew OF Daniel Webster. and has
a high forehead and deepest eyes like the dis
iingushed statesman.
Miss Kathryn Kildcr who played Dearest dur
ing the run or Lord FauntlcrOy' has gone
abroad to recupcrate. Her health was badly
shaken during The attack of typhoid fever she
had last spring.
Miss Sybil Sanderson, the American gill who
has made such q success on the opefatic stage
Of Paris, IL pretty bloudc woman, with o
frank, open face and limpid blue eyes She
has voice OF wonderful power and quality.
Mime. Iladmg, the noted French actress, live
In a beautifully finished hotel near the plainC
Munceau in Paris, She is dllettante In ar
md literature aud possesses huc library, ia
whichmany rare editions may be found. lel
house II a rendezvous OF literary people.
Mrs Potter Palmer, the president Of tn,
NOman's Commission OF the Worlds Fair Il
an unusually pretty woman. She Is abOnt ~
years Old, OF medium height, with plump ye
girlish hgurc, smooth olive skin and hair tha
II almost white Her hands and feet are -mul
and her arms and shoulders cXquisltely beau
tiful
The Due d'orlean- n again In Paris, despite
his recent experience there in prison cell
llis mission this time however, Is love, no
war
Mis- Nclllc White, who has lust won th
houurs Cf tho Mathematical Exhibition ~ th
| University or Melbourne. r. OILY rs years old
I All htr sisters show H remarislac talent 10
/ collegiate learning the oldest h1ying tlkni
/ the degree of VI. A, in-t wear, and the -tcOu'
I having completed with honors a four years
Cuufsc iu mcuicinr 90 the same University.
| The archbishop of l.rgl, In Hungary, has
| yearly revenue which amounts 10 about $40,
/ UUU
| The prince bishop OF Cgac0w, I'm Austria
/ Gehcia, receive, iu ulo'c1ue- zach year the sun
| of $g0uOOO
! Mr.. f.. y. r. n. somhworih's fnu name
/ Emma Dorothy Eliza Ncucto SOuthWDrth
/ she II over - wears of age and very feeble.
Miss Gabrielle Greeley the dn ghier %
Horace Greeley, r engaged to DE mlrriel &
/ me Rev. Frank Mnutro-e Clcudenin, rcctor o
/ ~. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church O
/ Wc-tchcster. y. :. llc w0s pastor of the Pfa-
hytcru Church at Nashville, lll, iu 1881 an
T iu 1871 he went over to the Protestant Episcl
lfl Church, and later became rector OF GrIc
Church, 40 Cleveland, Ohio.