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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17
A 02o, 900 Jewel Lost.

OTTAWA, Feb. 16.-It is said the Princess
Louise lost on Saturday jewel valued at
$4,000. The Princess Is much improved this
morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 16.-Nir, George w.
Sherman, the wcllknown insurance agent,
and prominent member of the Masonic order
aud G. A. r., died to-day of consumption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17
by TELEGRAPH AND CABLE
Yesterdays History as Recorded
by the Electric Wires.
valuable Jewel Lost by the Princess Louise
Conflagration In San salvador-Paruell
Accepts by Proxy - Competitive
Military DrllI at Nashville
Central American Mails
Casualties, sc.

Unsuccessful Attempt to Break Jail.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Fob. 16--The prisoners
In the county Jail here made all unsuccessful
attempt to escape tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17

Tho dispatch states, in addition, that of tho
four remaining colored members who did not
sign the above letter two are not yet commit.
ted to any one, tho third is not friendly to
sherman, and the fourth declined TO sign, bus
says he will do more for Sherman than will
any man in Virginia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l8.-The flllOwUi
correspondence, which will appear in to.mor
rows Dispatch, explains itself;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
r,vp p,prIEs IN THE FIELD.

FIVE PAKllES IN iiiL
.,,r rppsIpryTIAI, STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL
,,cxrTs-15 GovER>oRs AND 254 CONGRESS-
MEN To BE ELECTyD-NEw LEGISLATURES io
RE CHOSEN IN 21 STATES.
r;vs Presidential tickets will be voted for next
Tuesday. The Republicans and Democrats have
a.c,oral tickets i'll al. the States, the GreenbacK
nortv in 80. and the Prohbtionists in 13 OF more
The non, nations of the Anti-MaSonlc party, whlch
cast 500 votes in Illinois. Kansas, Michigan, ONO
poppsy ylyania and Wisconsin IN 1876. have at
,,ted very little attention or the 293 members Oh
tbe yLyIIth Congress. 80 have been elected IN fouI
S,otas and on Tuesday 254 members VIII he eiec'ed
:. 9a States: two vacancies iii the ALVlth Con
,--os.-one in New-York and one in Alabama-wlh
no illed at the same time. Twenty-one states VIII
ot members OF the Legislature. and IN 10 OF these
Sto.as the new Legislatures will be called upon 10
Ioo, limited states Senators for the terms begin
,,;n,, rext March Governors will be elected IN 10
80 and minor State officers in four States Con
S,i.,,tional amendments Will be voted upon in .
&C. and in States the question OIL call
inc constitutional Conventions Will be acted upon
The several Presidential. State and Congressional
tickets are given herewith.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

Constitutional amendments VIII be voted
upon In Colorado Illinois. Iowa. Kansas Michigan. Ne
vada New-York and North Carolina, and III Florida Kan
sas and Iowa question Of calling constitutional Con
venons viii he acted upon. In Minnesota be people viii
vote upou continuing the law establishing the uniform
Textbook system for public schools III force for five years
more The Colorado amendment eXempts the house
hold goods OF OF families the extent OF 5000
each from taxation. The Illinois amendment provides
for eectlng county officers two years, instead Of
every year The Iowa amendment strikes out the words
free white ID Section or Article H. which relates
10 the qua hcstons OF Of the Legislature One
Of the Kansas amendments suikes out the clause
ernptng personal property the amount OF at leas
5000 for each family from taxation. The other forbds
the manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liquors. except
FOR med ica scientific and mechanical purposes. The
Michigan amendment gives tAe Legsla ure power to au
tnorz the City OF Detroit ad IN constructing rail
road bridge or the river at or near he city
u al amount not exceeding cent of tie assessed
yaIue o. Of The ciy. lhe Nevada
Amendment changes first day OF the session OF tie
legislature first Monday III January 10 the INST
day IA February Tie people Oi tle STATE vi" also yOte
FOR or against Chinese i'm ulgrauOn Tue New YORK
the Legs turc power 10 pOVlde ior
OBTAINING Judges the City Court OF BrookYn "a hold
circuits special OF the Supreme Court ~ Kings
County" and provide tDat the cOmpenratOh oi judges
OF the Court Of Appeas and the supreme COur. VINO
shall served Or more CONTINUE 10 the emu
OF the terms for they elected n they are com
PEELED n retire under the provision prohibiting Them
from serving the Last day OF DeoemDer next aier
reaching OF seventy years me Norm Caroina
snrnduents pIOublt tue payment OF certain raTOdus
unless authorized by vOte Of the people, and make
changes the provisions relating W lhe support
OF deaf mutes, blind aud insane persohs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS.
II't- " -. c- Il


The five Presidential tickets before the
people this year are given below
Republican.
For President Gen James AJram Garne"' o OnV; ,-
we resident Gen. Chester Allan ArIAur' VI Nc" i0l
Democratic.
For President Gen. Winfield Scott HancOch' OF rouu
r.: rs,o,e,t The Hon William H. English OF Indiana.
GreenbGctJ Labor.
Far President The Hon. James B Weaver. ot iowa
Tic, FreAtdelL. Benjamin Chambers, OF ItA4s'
For President Neal Dow OF Maine. ~
Tice President. Henry \. Thompson, or ono
Anti Masonic.
For President John W. Phelps, Of vermont , ,-
Tic rcsie cnL e senator samuel C. fOmeroy OF nm
The Republican and Democratic parties nave eiec'oral
tickes in every state Virginia the Funier and Re-
aiuster factions the Democratic party nave eaoh an
eectora ticket the Fundsr ticket has been recognized
NV the Democratic National Committee In Maine
there is a Fusion ticket (Greenback and Democrauel
and a straight Greenback ticket The Green
1c Marty has tickets In AL the States. except Florida
Georgia Nevada North Carolina, Oregon and Virginia
Early IN The campaign the Prohibition party expected
IN have electoral tckee IN at least twenty states ou
thus far pubic attention has been caAeu Only " '"e
tickets in following States:
Connecticut. Mlss'5s - Ppl' ,+,
pN-"'s CfNew Jersey.
In,nckv New-iOrk
Ma1ne COMO
Massscbusct;s cPcnnsylvani1.
Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Governors will be elected in fifteen States
as follow. Tue Republicans have no state ticket III
South Carolina;
.,,Inr..d, cNphraska.
C+i,onr,ec.,.ut cfNew- Ham pshire.
Fo-lIa Ncw-Jcrs-v.
- uois North Carolina
cK ,nsas south Carolina
rftass.r5usn+.s T"nuessce.
c+MIchgan. texas
cAIssouI.
Grcenback party has tickets IN the states marked
with an alc C. ana the PrJhbitonists have made nom
ipatons IN the states marked with dagger ~. Minor
state officers will be elected iowa, Nevada NewHork
and Pennsylvania the GreenDack parties having cand
dates in Iowa and New-YOIk, and th' 'Sts III
penn.vlvan.,. In PENNSYLVANIA .compactly -ty
after having made nominations, viii suppo4s the
Democratic candidate for Supreme Court Judge
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Republican,. Democratic
El,r GoyernOr - Ralun Z. BuxtOn c.ThOmas J. Jarvis
Lieut. G0rernOr &C.,. Rufus Barriuger. cJas l.. Bobu-0n
N,creffr /. chd y. NOrmentcWm l.. saunders
JrcaS,aer ........- Aaron ID. Jcuk Cd. NJ Worth.
4tojfor ..- Rely H. Cannon. ". i. Roberta
AnOrney zen .... AugustusM.MOOr cIbOma> >. kenan
Su0t P1b Las. Archibald L. Black cJ C.. Scarborough
Congress- l.-C W. GIahdY l.. =. l-atntH
II. Orlando Hubs. cWm. II. Kitchen.
N,' II. Br0gden lR Cicero Green (i1
III VIM. II. Cauaday. j. W. SnacKrfOtd.
II. Il. .KOrncgay(G.l ID. L. Russel.( ca
". Moses A. Bi"dsDe. Wan. K. Cox.
V Thomas b. keOgh. cAlred NJ Scales
J. r. Wins
VI Wm. Il Myers. Clement DOwd.
VII. David NJ Furchcs. cI&Obt. +. Arnneld.
VIII AtkInson, ,IDd.c Robert b. Vance.
WIN. r. COvc(ln }
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
STATE AND COAGEhSsIONAL TICKETS.

ALABAMA.
Republican,. Deaocrqhc
Congress l. James Gillette. CThomas IL HefndOn.
III PM etrouach cIiilary A. Herbert
lila A Manson ". &. Oaies.
B. Zacbry (IDdl
wi O. Smith cCnarles M. Shelley.
tNJSevensOu(cO
V - ~ crhomas Williams.
Vi -. - tGoldsmitn ". He Wit
An II. ClemenIs.
VII .&Arthur Bingham cWm. H. FOrDeY.
VII Patton Watkins Joseph r.. Wheeier.
efsenomins fDecared nominated convention with
Two presiding officers. tkKCOngresan HfOr vacancy III
ALVIN C0Igress- skxSLAte Treasurer.
ARKANSAS
Republican. Democratic
Ccn1ress- I -. 49,. cPoinde Ter Dunn
II John A. williams James r. Jones.
x. K. Garland Ca
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LOUISIANA.

Republicdn. Democrdtc
Congress L. Il. B. Laner. cRandall Lee tiDson
Nv. stone (ProJ r. Abell a. d. ~
elem. alkerQuDW. ii. Pemberton tul
IL .Mcnael ii ihn. cE. John Ei1s
J g. Gaudet tGD
III &c. q. DnrraIl. John :. Billin. .
" o. williamson Newton G. Blanchard
V..Js. ). Matthews. cJ. Floyd King
VI C. b. Anderson. ED W. Robertson
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LEGISLATURES AND SENATOR'S.
tate Legislatures will be elected III th'

LEGISLATURES AND SENATOR'S.
State Legislatures will be elected III the
following States
cCaliforria cMissOuri.
Co1nradn cNebraska.
cCOnnectcut. cNeVala
cTelaware New Hampshire.
cFlorita. cNew-Jersry.
Tl,nos cNew- York.
Iowa. Nurth C'tIOl'nd
L cHcunsy lv4Dia.
Tnusi.no cIcnnessoe.
cMassachusetis. cleAas'
cNicnigau cMlscOnsin.
cMlnncsOta.
Those states marked with an italic will elect
United states Senators for the terms beginning next
March Tie terms OF II Republican aud II Democratic
Senators Will expire then The successors of three Re
puncsns have already been elected, the Republicans
losing one Senator from Mississippi and gaming one
from Oaio The following table gives the names of the
retiring Senators Republicans IN Roman and Democrats
IN italcs m Senators and the political complexion
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

cIenOminated. tWhen Governor. H. b Vance elected
nifc senator GOV Jarvis became Governor and PreSi
dent Robinson Acting Lt-GOv. tDeclaie eu
favor OF Hancock and English BRep member Of ALEth
Congress
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

eRenorninated. tAppoined by Governor sd interim in
1a candidates for Congress In sfo Jsnks
and Hopkins for reeecont On Greenbacx AND Dsoosns @
ties ana in the XTIh Dstlct Connolly nnd Wrght botb
Slain M be regularly nominated kfho original candidate,
Eranx Devices Of the 6recnDaek stlona
co,tsee1 an the ground General Weaver and other
leaders reducing The party To the position of an ally 70
Mr. Calvin was thon nanei but the
We Committeo dooided ~ suppcs Mr. Jceka.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
NEBRASKA.

NEBRASKA.
P,UnDfiran. I,inOcrdtc
H.. core~oo- cA .biUu- Nance. Thomas ". Upton.
T,e,I Corey,Or rE e. earns. 7. J. II imIlton.
Sl.rcto,.,, r. / 4 exauder q. W. Johnson.
,',,,,,,. Inhn Walhehs ID. {. Paterson.
T.sos,1rer ct, NJ Bartlett Frank fOlda
Aff0rn,y GenL &C. J. DilwOrth. George T. Prltchett
T1nd Coru'r..A. G. Kendall. T. N. Andrus
S,nf Pub. Ias. W. ". W. Jones. 3AeX. Bear
I1'I''.,,ss IF X f. T. Livingston.
N'J trhos. T. Majors Allen Root Ca
led ebraska has clamed Tor several years
~, fhe population since 1870 entities her IN
Of and nominations made
t ,,c,, me granting Congress Re.
..n,Iicans elecieda contingent member IN 1874. and
Matters 1876 and 1875. but C0ugress never
r'oaor,,,ed claim. n ted states ceIanr tDcmO
and Crsrnback candidate IN 1875 ~ M vacancy IN
XLVth Congress
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

cJorian ". Cravens.
o1'humas NJ. Gunter.
Samuel Peel U. d.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Ill. Thomas Boles.
~. ..Samnel Murnhy.
Byrd Smith tGJ
CALIFORNIA.

eRencminated. iEx.congressman.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

lDMA \.
Republican. pcppn0i'c
r.. c,crctlrv cI.iu.. Huh 4 v k..tu.
,,,J;,or " V Lucas. Cnas l. Barker.
Jrcasuyer 1900. T.. II. COnscr Martin biiih.
Laud Register -cJas. X Powers u Doug sneTtN
,,,ss I,. .g cNoses A NcCOd. W b. Cubert0u.
N'''S'' II : = Farwell tLndIcy Huopes
III. .crhOmas Updcgrah VIM u stewart.
" Nathaniel G. Dcrrlng j. ID. Root.
V cWm. g. Thompson. r.. 4. AuSun.
VI Madison f. CUTS. tJOhn &. Cook
VII rT.bu A Kass0u. : II Mallory.
vii N p Hepburn. Robert PcrcIva-
TX cf.vrus C. Carpenter. +. VI. Guthrie.
GreeHGdck
For Sccretdrg George NJ walker
a,,d,for G.. V. SWealeneen.
T.reasIfrer - Matthew Harrington.
land Kegister. Thomas Hooker.
4Ifrun-Ie1ILW W. \. Spurrlcr-
CongrcSs-- l. 5Danirl p. Stubbs.
II tLiudley HOopes.
III NJ. III. VI JOre.
" II. G. McCartY.
vs.. L. Palmer.
vi. :JOnn G. Cook.
VII. 4Edward IL. Gillette
VIII II. G. Ayres.
TX .DaDiei Campbell
cDc,omtnated ION Greenback and Democratic tickets ;
Top ~. auCidafe FOR Attorney Ntn
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

cRenominated. ton Greenback and Democfnnc uckets
N, COOK was Democratic candidate iOr attorney Hen
Gillette received OniN IL out Oh
he Denocatio Convention lex Congressman ana lae MIN
seer 10 ustIia sOTeenDack candidate Oi DONeboi III 10 .
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Republican. Democratic
Congress I. cii0rsCe Davis iNm. :: Il Isecrans'
II .cH0race f. Page. !Jobn K GlascOch.
III George A. Knight. nCharles 7. Berry
Nv etsOmualdO Pacheco Wallace Leacn.
Grcrnback Workn9mcn
Congress |. Stephen MAJ bell tWm. Roz Grams.
II - -. John f. Glascock.
III. A. Mussulman.
~. j. ID. Godfrey
cRenomnated. tDem. and Work nominees. HDem. and
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MASSACHUSETTS.

cPcnOmiuated speaser Of last Maryland Honse Of Dele
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

COLORADO.
Repu jIican. Democratic
For GOrcrnOr . .cFreu'k ". L tkin John >. UOugh
Ltein GODcrnOr. Geo. B. Robinson. ". c. SiOver.
Scc1'etdry cNorman "A Medium Charles q. Unfug.
Treasurer. ....... VIM. {. Saunders A. Y. Hull.
Auditor ....... Joseph 7. DAVIS. Robert G.. Bray
4 AttOrncVGsnT Charles II. Toll John G. Stalicup.
SuPL Pub. ms. O.. LcOnIdas = Cornell. j. j. Crook
Jos. C. ShaitucK Jos. Sha'tuck.
Un'y Regents. fSiax Herman. MAX Herman.
James Rice.
Congress .cJames Is. BelfOrd. Il ,. Morrison.
GreonbGcb
For Gor1nOr. A. j. Chitrcgden.
Lieut. -GOpernOr. Albert Campell.
Secretary .......G. W. kng.
Treasurer .....-. John H. Pickett
Attorney CENT. L. +. HJlugsworth.
Compress ....... ...... 49,. Joseph Murray
eRenominatei tFul tVacancv II the custom IN
Colorado partv nominate haf Of "a Ecg ns
MT Shainck the Repub nominee anu MI Herman he
f.,.u fn nI.n.arn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
RHODE ISLAND.

Republican. Demoernff.
Jorcress . l. eNelsOr WAldrich. Isaac lawrence.
H. Jonstban Chase. FranR'n W. Treas
Greeab0ck
Congress .......T. Henry Cram.
RI. John +. smith
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

cRenominated. tDem and Work nominees. GDem and
Work. candidate in 1873.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

= Tononinatcd on Greenback and DemocIaic uckefs
-tev.nssn was elected the NLNIth congress a. q
Grcenack and Democratic candidate supported Dy i<e
IN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Ecnomnated ON Green. and Dem tckets Butler
Dem. Fancui! Dom, Grccn. ana Ind canddlte IA !9;9
1875. FRO nominees Ia 1870 Builcf
Dom Green AID nd nominee LIeutOveTnOr In l7i9
; pro nominees lSl~ - Green nominee tor AU"rucy
General I'm 1873 II Cor secretary IL l0.9
~ pro rOmince Tor LeuL-GOyernor III I-tJ anu "OrA
1871
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MARYLAND.

cRenomlnated. Tex Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
NORTH CAROLINA.

cl.enom mated Represented R0chand County n Iegis
lures OF 1873 md 1850 1Unsuccessful candidates IL 10
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
WISCONSIN.

renominlted tPresent state Treasurer iCardidats in
VI Otliing cantilae l-jG in NINth New.
York District 1WAdTew IN FAVOR OF Democratic cani-se
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
Republican, Democratic.
C0uCrcss- l. c5iurk H. DInnon. n .nry Il. Wells.
". q. Ward (JoltIJ T.. H. Robert. (CJ
H. Horace =. STRAIT. cI ury Pnehicr.
&C ChamDeriain0f
III -.cWm. d. Washburu.tHcury II. -IDicy.
Miner Ban (PJ
rUrunmin ,ted tFirst stale Governor of Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
srATE OFFICERS.

c Nt'IFI--TI I''F'''71V1 7'''V'7
Il tD, present senate there are SO Republicans anu
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

DELAWARE
Republican, DcmOcrGrc.
n ". Houston. edward l. Martin.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Nlroy4L uyIYcEs AND THE Thrift.

LIBERAL OF Anti-Mormou.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

cHenOminated THE Democratic Convention split on the
question of paying the indebtedness 0f the state The No
regJ lacou recOgsz arg" pyruOn Oi the
deot parties support the Hancock hnghsh ucke.
tlfreenDack Candidate II 1878.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

WEST VIRGINIA.
RcpUbiican. Democratic
Couoress-I John il Hutchinson. cBeuiIu wilson,
n I,.rpl T. HlAe. J. e. Il ar Hoe.
TII - cJOhu L.. henRa.
GrreubUck.
Con grcss-T fJaur, Bassel.
II...Dnri.l +. FlrnswOrth.
HI. Henry :. Walker.
cRpnominated iGrrenback candidates in 1873.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08
THE wRECKERs, CONVENTION.

The nnti-third termers who have been on
dress parade at ST, Louis were not rs numer-
Gus as the grasshoppers that swept over
Kansas, nor as potential MS the cyclones
which occasionally spread devastation
throughout the West-but they were there,
busily but leebIy engaged in the manufac-
ture of anti-third term scare-crows to be
used at the Chicago Convention. So far as
the dTanlatis persona are revealed, they ex-
hibit a class of politicians who have gone
out of fashion with the people, and who are
INDUCING in questionable methods TO exc
out miserable political existence little
outside the pale Of popular favor. In other
words, they are squGtters en- the political
domain, as mere negative membranes.
All their purposes are stimulated by feel
ings of disappointment and hate, and all
their actions are directed against General
GRANT, who has not always contributed to
fT the cup of their ambition to their full
satisfaction. This is the aim and end of
the St. Louis convention, and if it makes n
record that survives their convOcaton, it
will be such as is suggested by the maxim
that " the evil men do lives after them"
The convention presents to the public
eye list Of names not one of which would
be held up as an exemplar of political in
tegrity. "Deyoted TO prejudice and faith
"less to principle" might be truthfully iu-
scribed upon the forehead of each. HEN
DERsON made an appropriate fgurehead
for the miserable failure, while DIR. Pre-
ToRIus was fitting tail to the kite which
represents treason TO Republican principles.
A slight convocation of political recreants,
without u constituency or q principle, and
actuated by that feeling of hate which
is "the madness Of the mind, and who only
feel the inspiration Of false and fatal zeal,
met, twaddled away Il session and then adj
iourued sine die, after providing for a
committee of 100 wreckers who are to re-
pair to the political coast to ply their voea-
ton should General GRANT receive the
nomination at Chicago, General GRANT
will be nominated, but the wreckers will
not enter upon their work Of mischief, for
the reason that they win not deem it ex-
pedicnt to resist the Tide Of popular favor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08

THE Richmond Wing ridiculcs the idea
of importing Senators GORDON, VANCE aud
PENDLEToN in order that Virginians may
be instructed to beware of the "Readjust
" crs." GoBDoN's own State repudiated six
millions of railroad DO nds few years ago
VANCE's State scaled her bonds at fifty
forty, twenty-five and fifteen per cent. of
their face, repudiating the interest in toto /;
while PENDLEToN is the political father of
the whole greenback fraternity, and has
talked rs loudly against bloated national
bondholders" rs DENIS KEARNEY him
self, only leaving out the big, big DIS The
Wing declines also to receive homilles upon
party fealty and against vulgar dickers
with political opponents from Sunset Cox,
when he comes fresh, from JOHN KELLY's
camp in New York, where RoDINsoN's scalp
is not yet dry. The Wing closes with the
following bit of advice:
If the Northern Democracy expect good
manners from Virginia in the coming Presi.
dental election, the leaders had better buy of
this travelling show, and by so doing place 1t
whore it will do the most good"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08

and what becomes of his prospects? He
would not have quite one-third Of the del
egates at Chicago in his favor. It certainly
requires the extreme of "checl1 to sueer
at Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina,
whose votes made Republican President
in 1876, while going into ecstasies of de-
light over the magnetism" which secures
the votes of Indiana, New Jersey and
Connecticut, whose votes went to TGLDES.
The cheek, however, is furnished at the
BLAINE bureau, with more to come, if
wanted
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08
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For further information apply Mt tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket MISREPRESENTATION station. aud Cog, 6l9
and 1851 Pennsylvania nyenue-where orders will be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received at any
point In the city. w. M CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
I. NJ COLE Gnnarnl 81 Ava
GEO s. KOONTZ General Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08
PERSONAL.

Hon. J. A. J. CREswELL, of Maryland, is at vii.
lard's.
DIR. r. II. sAMBoRN, of New York, is at the Riggs
House.
CoIOSEL BENTER, Of Springfield, Mass, is at the
Ebbitt House.
T. j. ToEDT Of New York. is registered at the
Ebbitt House.
CArrAIN GEORGE c. REAMEY, US. N, Is anchored
at the Ebbiu House.
CAPTAIN JAMES b. EADs, Of 81, Louis, is among
the guests at Wizards,
CAPTAIN j, II. MEHRYMAR, U. S. Il. NJ, is quar-
tered at the Ebbiu House.
EuGEEIo MuSIArEGRI Of Spain, vice'consul de
France is at the Arlington.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL ROBERT NJ. DOUGLASS
of North Carolina, is at the Ebbtt House.
JAMES G. CALDWELL and wife (Ree Miss Mamie
stRndeford), Of Louisville, Kyr are stopping at the
Arlington.
w. BRoSDsIEo and Dr. Brondseo, OF 81 Thomas,
w. l.. H. O. Camp, New York. G. q. Bushman,
Pennsylvania: Thomas Dunlap, Philadelphin; l..
o. Mckinney Rochester, John Sheridan, Pied
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mont w Va, and Miss Il. II. Goodc Indianapolis,
registered at the Metropolitan yesterday
REV. l. NEWTON, Miss Z. Hauck aud Miss A..
Jackson, of Manchester Eng, are among the guests
at the st. James.
G. GiRARD. United States Consul to tho Falkland
Islands; Captain Boyton. the swimmer, aud the
Albany Baseball Club are at the Imperial Hotel.
II. G. Brooks, Of Boston; James Walker and ID. $.
Haskell, New York; Joseph W. Revere, Boston, and
j. 7. Brock Philadelphia are guests at Wormley's.
J. w. bNwBER and j. NJ. Gardner, Of Lexington,
NY; George h. Everett Winston, N. ca John II.
stump Havana and Charles sharp Virginia, reg
lstered at the st. James yesterday.
THOMAS Il. FRAZIER. of san Francisco; A. L. Fol.
sum, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs e. Il, lIolbrook, Maine,
and Mrs. Chaunccy Smith and daughters, Boston,
arrived at the Riggs House yesterday.