The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-09
PERSONAL.

7. A. Stephens has gone to Point Pleasant,
n. j., for the month of August.
Minister Phelps has gone to Homburg, and
will take the waters of that place.
Mr.. Easterday, of the firm OF Easterday &
Mallery, has left the city for Grove Beach,
Conn.
Miss Mary A. Stephens has gone to Chi
cago to visit her brother, Walter E. Eug enc
Stephens.
Mr.. A. e. Randall has returned to the city,
having been absent for some time owing to
serious illness.
Mr.. Leopold Morse and wife are at Gastein,
valley of Austria, renowned for its great
mineral springs.
Mr.. w. E. Warren and Arthur w. Ballard
left for Deer Park and the Alleghenies yester-
day, to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hibbs and family,
leave for Tuckerton, Ocean County, N. j., on
Monday next, for months soiourn.
Mr.. s. G. Greenbsum, Louis Eiseman, and
Joseph A Goldstein left last evening for
Ocean City to remain for some time.
Walter Dsmrosch son-in-law of James G..
Blaine, arrived at New York from Europe
yesterday on the steamer Furst Bismarck.
Mr.. r. E. L. Hackney, associated with
Messrs Pierce & Co., left last evening for
Capon Springs, where he will spend some
time.
Colonel William B. Morgan, agent for the
State of Virginia for the valuable device
known as ''magnesia sectional covering"
was in the city calling on friends yesterday.
Mr. Grassie Bulklev will be married to-day
at Ursina, Pa, to Miss Hornblower, the
step-daughter OF Judge Upton of the Census
Office. Miss Hornblower is verv pretty girl
and is well known in Washington.
Mr.. George Ganiard, after spending six
months at the Paris and London branch
houses Of Brentano's, has returned and re-
sumed charge Of Brentano's branch house here.
His sojourn abroad agreed with him.
Mr.. Carl Droop, who is on trip to Europe,
sends very interesting accounts of his trip to
the Rhine, Munich, Salzburg and the glaciers
OF the Tyrolean Alps, which he crossed to
reach Jarvis and Triest. He will go via
Vienna to Prague and attend the Wagner
festival at Bayreuth.
Mr.. Edward II. Droop, son OF Mr.. Edward
F. Droop, started the past week on an exten,
sive trip. He will visit Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul and other Western cities, returning via
Detroit, Niagara, Boston and New York,
stopping at some of the watering places, COM
bining pleasure with business.
Mr.. James O'Hare, the well-known steam
filter Of Baltimore, who is in the city attend
for the past few days, has, through the atten-
tion of DR.. Sinclair and the careful nursing of
Mr.. George Fogle and family, almost recovered.
This will be good news to Mr.. O'Hare's many
friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Justice Charles Walter, who was an init
mate friend of General John A. Logan, yester-
day received by mail from Detroit andsome
ebony and nickle-plated penknife as souve-
mir. On one side of the handle is inserted
NJ ND
other is inscribed, "Charles Walter, d. c."
Logan's old soldiers never fail to recognize the
interest manifested toward them by Judge
Walter during the civil war.
Mr.. Will Lackey, of this city, who has won
a remarkable series of successes on the stage
as Wilton Lackaye, spent Thursday and Fri
day In the city visiting his family. He is in
splendid physical condition, notwithstanding
his almost continuous work in creating and
playing the dozen or so new roles in which he
has appeared in the last couple Of years. OF
late he has been playing in London and will
return there to complete an engagement at
the st. James Theatre, which will extend into
December. Although he met with a fiattering
reception from the London press and public,
he still prefers America and looks forward to
his return to New York with pleasure. He
will sail from New York on Thursday next
Colonel O'Brien Moore, the distinguished
correspondent here of the st. Louis Republic,
is no longer colonel by courtesy only, but a
bona fdc colonel, and Texas colonel at that
He has received from Governor Hogg, of
Texas, an imposing looking parchment bear
ing in the lower left hand corner the great
gilt seal Of the Lone Star State, reciting that
the Governor, imposing confidence In Mr.
Moore's patriotism, honor, integrity and dis
cretion, has appointed him a lieutenant-col-
onel and aide-de-camp on his staff Colonel
Moore has not received his uniform yet, but
is expected to appear in it on the Row al
most any day now. Although Colonel Moore
naturally feels deeply pleased at the high
Governor Hegg, there is no danger that the
hat which goes with his new uniform will
have to be made any larger than the unique
Panama which he now wears.