National Republican., 1883-11-26
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL. 4sts
Representative oalkinss family is hero for the
season.
Mrs. L. E. Payson, of Illinois. accompanies her
husband.
Representative Mills has his wife and children
with him.
Mr.. p, Reynolds agent for Mrs. Langtry, is at
the National.
Senator and Mrs. Bowen, of Colorado, will stop
at the Riggs this winter.
Senator Groome, of Maryland will be at Will
lard's during the season.
Hon. Lowndes II. Davis of Missouri, has rooms
Mt 1912 New York avenue.
Senator james Il. Walker, of Arkansas, has rooms
for the season ut 1913 q street.
Senator william j. scwcl of New Jersey, has
engaged rooms ut 1900 street.
Ex.Speaker Keifers family will spend tho
winter with him at the Ebbtt.
Hon. Thomas A. Robertson, of Kentucky, has
room Mt 1913 street northwest.
Senator Cookrels family accompany him, and
will spend tho winter with him.
Mrs, s. r. Peters and son, of Kansas, accompany
Hon. S. Il. Peters for the season.
Hon. George W. Geddes, of Ohio, has engaged
rooms at 623 Sixth street northwest.
The wife OF Representative Mackay OF South
Carolina, is with him for the winter.
The Hon. d. W. Aikcns and son, of South Caro-.
lima, will stop at the Metropolitan.
Hon. r. G. Horr, OF Michigan, and family will
occupy rooms at l1O3 u street this winter.
Senator Harrison's wife and daughter are with
him ut Mrs. Varney's, 1913 Fifteenth street.
Hon. NJ. A. Haynes, of New Hampshire, has en-
gagged rooms at ll9 Maryland avenue northeast.
The wife and daughter of Senator Miller, of
California, will spend the winter in Washington.
Mrs. William r. Frye accompanies her husband
Senator Frye, for the season. and is ut the Hamil-
tom
Congressman Lowery, of Indiana, is in tho city.
The Fort Wayne Gdsette says he is for Carlisle for
speaker
family have arrived, and are at lii3 Massachusetts
avenue.
Senator Jonas, of Louisiana is accompanied by
his wife, his daughter, Miss Rosebud, aud Mrs.
George Jonas.
Representative Peel. of the fourth Arkansas
district, arrived yesterday, and is stopping at
Mades's hotel.
Representative and Mrs Ray, of New Hamp-
| shire,wll occupy house l1ol Massachusetts a8enue
| for tho winter. @e cav
by his wife, his son, Mr.. James T. Voorhees,. Rpd
| the latters wife. ~ ~
Senator Logan himself has not yet arrived in
Washington, but Mrs Logan has come and is nj
SO Twelfth street
Hon. W. E. Robinson, of New York. and family
street for the season.
The Hon. j. f. c. Talbot, OF Maryland, has en-
| gagged rooms at 306 street northwest Mrs. Tai
bott will accompany him.
DIR. H.A. Dobson, pay clerk of the sixth auditors
Office is quite i'll OF pleurodynia ut his residence,
| 42O Third street southeast
Gov. Proctor Knott has appointed Billy Finley
| commissioner of deeds for the tate OF Kentucky
| in the District OF Columbia.
The Hon. George i, Davis, of Chicago, ILL.,, will
| occupy rooms at 1901 Il street northwest His
| family will accompany him.
Senator Austin +, Pike, of New Hampshire, Mrs.
| Pike, and Miss Pike will occupy rooms ut tie
Hamilton house this winter
Hon. W. II, Forney of Alabama, has engaged
rooms at lll6 q street northwest, and Will arrive
on the twenty-seventh instant
Hon. Richard w. Townshend has engaged rooms
| with his brother. DR.. Townshend district health
officer, at 22l Four-and-a- hall street.
Hon. Perry Belmont, of New York, will occupy
this winter the house of Admiral Stanley, Seven
teenth street and Rhode Island avenue.
Goyernorelect Robinson, of Massachusetts, who
will serve in congress until the first of January
1884, will spend December at the Riggs.
Representative A. II. Smith, of Pennsylvania
G. W, Cassidy, OF Nevada and Waldo Hutchins
Of New York, Will have quarters ut Willards.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Browne, of Indiana, it is expected
will spend portion OF the winter in Washington
She viii not however, arrive before the holidays
Hon. George " Lawrence of Pennsylvania
will occupy rooms at 1918 l. street this winter
His family will not be here, at least for the pres
ent,
Hon. Van H. Manning of Mississippi, and
family will occupy apartments with his relative
Mrs. Il. L. Ream, POS New Jersey avenue south
east.
It is understood that Mr.. p. De Graw. of the Ne,
York associated press, has accepted the pogsitio
of capitol manager OF tho United Press association
10 take effect Dec. l.
Mr.. Frank L. Waterman, of Parkersburg, w. Va
private secretary to Senator Camden Is In III
city for the winter, having taken suite of room
at 1910 street northwest.
, Senator Brown, of Georgia, with his family,wi
. spend tho winter at tho Metropolitan; so VIII Sci
!; alor Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina, and Sent
tor NJ. w. Ransom, OF North Carolina.
Mr.. John Il. Raymond, the comedian, arrive
here yesterday and is stopping at Willards, Du
| lug the daya large number Of prominent ype0p
f called upon him, including many newspaper me
t Senator and Mrs. Hawley, of Connecticut, Al
, | by Miss FOote, Mrs. Hawleys sister, who wi
spend the winter with them al 3l2 Q street nortl
7, west. 81
Hon. J. +. Finnerty's wife and child, Of Illlnoi
=. merry and Hon. S. NJ. stockslayer, of Indiana, Al
expected to-day at 9lS Fourteenth street, whel
r they have engaged apartments.
: JIM. Morrow, Merrow, Conn., II. J. steen, Phi
\ " o. Warwick, Richmond Va; Il. NJ West, S,
> | West, ontario, arc nv the bl. James. ~
: Hon Thomas J. Henderson, OF Illinois, has eI
. gagged rooms at oil North Capitol street, aud wi
T DC accompanied by his wife and daughter. Ho
, | ID. W. Connolly, Of Pennsylvania, and Mrs, Co
; molly have also engaged rooms in the same nous
!, Mr.. John J. Jennings. one of the most accon
4 plished dramatic critics of tho country, now col
: ncCted with MessrS. GusaVe ana Charles Frohma
/ and the Madison Square theater Is IN Washin
: ton to witness the opening performance OF "Esn
y ralda" at Ford's opera house to- night. Mr. Je
nngs says that OWING to its recent success in 10
/, don "Esmeralda" Will be revived at an early
a In New York. t-a
o Tho following members and their families "
r. spend the season at the Ebbitt: Hon. Wm. nj
Kinley Ohio Hon. Jerry ii. Murphy and lie
- w. IL, ii. Posey, Iowa. and Hon, Wharton
D. Greene, North Carolina; Hon, Henry sibley
r, Viuinin Hon. Louis @. McComas, of Marylar
O. aud Hons. j. s. Robinson and Aphonso llnrl W
A., stop Rt the EObitt but Will prot Ny I DO ae
"a panied By their families.
m The Riggs house will be the stopping place I'll
q, winter Of lion. George w, Steele aud family,
y Indiana; Hon Joseph g. Cannon, Of illinois. VI
al aud daughter; Hon. j. g. Carlisle and Nj
ClTlisle, of Kentucky Hon. and Mrs, Vim.
is Cox, of North Carolina; Hon. DHvld Il. Page,
Ohio; Hon. and Mrs, Wm. Whiting, of MasSnct
sets: Hon, and Mrs. Patrick A, Collins of Mas
~ chusetts; uou. aud Mrs. Samuel II, Brainerd,
ia Pennsy Yania, and Hon. and Mrs. Thomas
Bayug. of the same state.