National Republican., 1882-12-12
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Hon. John Hardy is guest at the Arlington.
Paul f. Mohr, of Cincinnati, is ut the Ebbitt
NJ. II. MacBride, Of Chicago, is guest at the ST
James.
Representative Bingham, of Pennsylvania is at
WillaTds
L. j. La Gard, of Paris, France, is registered at
the Riggs.
Representative Beltzhoover, of Pennsylvania, is
at Wizards.
Judge Marcus p. Norton, of Boston, is at the
EDOitt house,
E. NJ. Brayton, of Columbia, s. c., is at the
Metropolitan.
Dorman b. Eaton and o. B. Potter, New York,
are ut Wormleys
Ex-Gov f. A. Drew, of Florida, and his son, are
at the Ebbitt house.
Representative, Miles Ross, of New Jersey. is
registered at Willards.
Mrs. John Drew the well-known actress, is
| domiciled at Willards.
Senator Malone was in his seat yesterday for
| the first time this session.
Hon. william II. Moore and wife, OF Tennessee,
| have parlors ut the Arlington.
| Commissioner Marble, of the patent Office, was
at his desk yesterday morning.
! l.. II. Hammcrsy, of the United Service Magazine,
OF Philadelphia, is at the Riggs.
Col Thomas Fitzgerald, of the Philadelphia
| Sunday Hen is a guest at the Riggs.
John r. Dos Passos, a prominent New York
! lawyer, is stopping ut the Arlington.
Maj. Thomas w. Walker (retiredl, U. S. a.. ar
rived at the Ebbitt house yesterday.
Drs ]. H. Ranch and II. A. Johnston, of tho Chi.
cago board of health, are at the Riggs
Hon. Horace H. Harrison, ex representative
| from Tennessee Is at the Ebbltt house.
General James c. Duane corps of engineers, U.
Army, is at the Ebbitt house from New York.
Postmaster General Howe and Third Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen returned to this city
yesterday.
George Brardner OF Newark, N. j.. and Mr.
| Bnilitl, of Camden, Ohio, are domiciled at
Welcker's
Lieut. Frank Courtis U. s. N, and Col. David
Perry, sixth cavalry, arrived ut the Ebblt house
last evening.
Master Nathaniel r. Usher and Cadet Engineer
| Clarence II. Mathews U. S. N, are quartered lat
| the Lbbitt house.
Comdr. Charles D. Sigsbee, head of the depart
ment Of drawing at the naval academy is III the
| city on IL brief visit.
| William Clark, Thomas Russell and T. NJ. Ives
of the New York sp lco.ton manufacture, are
located ~ the Riggs.
Hon. Phineas Jones, of New Jersey, representa-
tive from the Newark district, returned to the
| Lboitt house yesterday.
Ex-senator Thomas F. Randolph, of New Jer-
sey, and Judge Henry Il. Waldo OF New Mexico,
are sojourning at the Arlington.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles NJ. Ray, U,
ing his mother, at No. l7Ol l street.
Assistant Engineer Harold p. Norton, U. 8. N,
who is on duty with the naval advisory board,
has taken quarters a. No 1921 street.
Mrs Alfred NJ. owen, wife of Surgeon Owen,
| T. ). NJ arrived with her three children ut the
Ebbitt hous Q yesterday morning from New York.
John D. Grant, Lermont. Va. Richard owen,
New York; ID. Greentree, Baltimore; I. Taylor,
Richmond, and 7. B. Wright, Essex, Va, are at
| the st. Mare.
Lieut.. Edward Z. Wood eighth cavalry, who
was recently on duty as aid-de-camp 10 Maj
Gen. schofeld at West Point, has rcjoined his
troop at Fort Brown, Texas.
| Hon. James Gilfllan, treasurer of the United
States, l. here yeSter. .ay morning ioc Florida
private business. Assistant Treasurer Wymun is
acting during Mr.. Gilhllan's absence.
Lieut.. stephen W. Groesbeck, sixth infantry has
been relieved as acting Judge advocate on the Stu
| OF Gen. Pope, and ordered 10 report at Omaha tu
Gen. Howard. lie LETT Fort Leavenworth last
Thursday.
| Paymaster George H. Reed, U. s. N, arrived
here yesterday from Wilmington, Del, where he
is attached to the new fish commission steamer
Fish Hawk, and is at his old quarters at the Eb-
bitt House.
C. F. Ruehr, s. Hunting Jones, of Philadelphia:
W. D.. Scott, of Chicago; J. 4. McClintock, of
| Philadelphia John ShOwalter, of Kansas, and
w. J. Devlin, of New Haven, Conn, are located at
| the ST. james.
James NJ. Ham, New York Max Laib, Chicago;
NJ. &. Blain, Willard Blown, Walter o. starr, Mrs.
| NJ. o. Starr William NJ. Smith and wife, c. q.
NOfVCll, ana NJ AlnuShOlli NGN htOpplllB
| at the Arlington.
Lieut.. Il. N. G. Brown, U. s. N, who was
dangerously injured last summer at Malta, by u
ships beat diopping ON him and crushing his
chest is IA the city after u long delay III hospital
in London, and has quarters at No. 723 Fifteenth
street,
Col. Wm. Stapleton, the tall and handsome man
aging editor OF the Rocky Mountain Nous, Is paying
brief visit to the capital. During the last sesslO
of the forty-siNth Congress he was Well iEown
the row. as special correspondent OF the Globe
| Democrat
Col. Henry NJ La2elle, twenty.thrd infantry,
who was recently promoted from major first i'll
fautry, and who was until September last com
| mandant of cadets at West Point Joined his
new station ut Fort Union, New Mexico, last
| Saturday
A. s. Colyar Nashville; John Cowden, Mem
phis; S. Franke New York William Moore
New Jersey &C. 4. Davis, Lawrence, Massd John
more; j. ", Smith, Memphis; A. Il. BoRrdman,
Macon; A, BRteman, Bhdgeton, y. J; J; b. vii.
son, Georgia. are among the recent arrivals at the
| Metropolitan hotel.
The following are registered at Wi!llards; VIII
| H. Herman, 81. Louis; A. b. More, BrooGlyn;
Willard Richards, New Jersey James +. Hayes,
White, Pittsburghj Francis Klitt Kentucky; j, b.
| Page Vermont; James Elyersony Philadelphia;
John Y. Wheatly, Iowa; d. +. Montague, North
Carolina a. A. Keene, Minnesota j. Hanson,
Chicago.
Z The Ebbitt F. D. Owing, Tennessee II. A,
| Lewis, Texas; s. s. futile, Ohio; Charles l..
| ,. D.
liam stapeton, Denver Charlas b. Shedd, Chicago;
T.. !, Dgrhes, bTookyni ;. .. Beckwith, New
Forbes Joseph r. Day Houston Church. Boston,
| Mass b. f. Robb, +. NJ Osborn, Philadelphia;
| A. Williams, jr. D. II, Rice, Boston; John J.,
| Rupe Indiana; Z. A. Culberson and wife, Texas !;
S, ii. Robbins, New York; Il. T. starr, L. Eugene
| starr, Philadelphia,
- James McKeown, Philadelphia b. Frank Hall,
win Durl, New York; c. j. La Gard, Paris; T. g.
I Iyins Philadelphia; Hon, II. w. tuller, Rich
nond Va; :, Warren lugersoll and wllc, Phila-
depha; 7. g. Thorn, Baltimore; j. II, Mccke
Philadelphia; George y. rege, New York; c. ,.
| Davenport brooklyn, ". y; Edward SnnwOod
Boston A. Openhym, New York John r. r. Polk,
Wilmington, Del; Robert V, Hughes, New York ,
c. q, Woodwork, New YORK S, Il. Conrad Penn
are registered at the Riggs,