National Republican., 1883-01-12
PERSONAL.

Coy. b. X. Sherman, OF Ohio, is at the Riggs.
]. W. Burdette, Of Burlington, Iowa, is at the
Ebbltt.
c. H. Green and wife, of New York, is at the
Ebbitt.
Ex. Representative W. +. sapp, of Iowa, is at the
Ebbitt.
Col. +. D. Grant and wife, of New York, are at
the Arlington.
Mr.. Stephen Preston, the Haytien minister. and
wiie, are at the Arlington.
Miss Susan b. Anthony, the great advocate of
woman suffrage, is at the Riggs.
Mr.. Jesse r. Grant, OF New York. and Miss Bes.
sic Sharp, of Yankton, Oak, are at the Arlington
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Heath, of Buffalo, n. y, and
Mr., and Mrs. Chauncy smith, OF Boston, are at the
Riggs. .
Judge J. D. Price of Harrsonburg, Va, one OF
the old readiuster wheel horses Of the Shenandoah
valley, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Monroe of New York, and
Z. n Horslord and the Misses HorsfoId, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, are at the Riggs.
Hon. Ben Butterworth had his successor Judge
Follett, of Cincinnati, on the floor OF the house
yesterday and introduced him TO his fellow mem.
bers.
The President has approved the act granting
pension to John V. B0ye the act for the relief OF
NJ yor Jacob L. burbank, and the act for the
relief Of James j, Taught.
Luther L. Holden, the advance agent of party
of Raymond tourists, comprising strong delega.
don OF the descendants of the pilgrims, who Will
arrive here this evening, Is at the Arlington.
I.w. Pullman, Philadelphia; Henry s. Eckers,
William NJ. kaufman, Reading, Pa William N.
Ingram, George l. Burns, Philadelphia, delegates
Gitt.
p. NJ. Haas, youngstown, o.; Jas. A. Couch,
Colo; NJ, J, Dolan, Pniladelphai Il. b. Cole, Ca;
II. NJ. BedleT Ark; VIM. A. Morris, n. VI q, Il.
Armstrong, Rochester, n, ~ H. O. Mundelland,
New YORK, are al the ST. James.
Everett b. Sanders, who was yesterday nomi-
mated for receiver OF public moneys at Wausau,
Wis, is now enrolling clerk Of the house of repre-
sentatives, 10 which place he was transferred
from an important position in the Treasury de-
pattmont.
The commissioner of the general land ofnce has
decided that minors and married women are not
entitled TO enter timber lands in California, Ore
gon, Neyadai aud Washington territory under the
act of 1873 providing for the entry OF timber lands
in that section.
Amos Broaduax, I. b; Bonqey, New York; g. NJ.
Kenney, Jersey City; r. II. Jones' Jr, Petersburg,
Va; Thomas r. Wood, Wilmington, N. C.; John
Adams Samuel b. Henry, PHILADELPHIA ?, P.
Price, Wilmington, Del; q +. Forsyth, New York;
q. II. Yates, North Carolina, are at the Metro
politan.
@. e. Manning Philadelphia; A. C. Lester, Chi
eagoi T., z HalGoti, Boston, George Pt Dickson.
man, Boston; l., sippman, Georgia. Jas. II. Hop.
kips, ,Piltsbnrgi H. H. seideli, Penpsylvaniai
b. j. Waters, Fort Scott, kan.i j. l.. Pace, MIS-
souri, are at the Eboirt.
]. s. Allen, Connecticut; W. s. Purvlauce, Penn.
sylvaniai s. d, Harris Ohioi T. T. Wood, New
York; q. W. SNOW, Malnei H. Is. Browne, 81.
Louis; j. c. BIligan, New York; j. Nj. Lambor.
ton, Pennsylvania; l.. MacYeoght, and @, NJ.
NIapp, Philadelphia @ = Miller New York; q,
B. North, Boston, aud G. Isaacs, New York, are at
the Arlington
DR.. G, L. Moore james Lyall, ]. E. Rhodes,
New York John NJ, Reed, Delaware; V. Houser,
Montana; A. S Rice, Richard Rice, Mainei J, II.
Parks, New York. q, ~, Green and vile, Mic li-
gani w, D.. Hayen, Trenton, N, j.; II. O. NJ ire'
head Mississ ppi A, @, Eddy, Rhode Island G.
w. Floyd, j. bradley, II. Il. Taintor, New York;
L, J. Aldrioh, Boston, arc at Wizards