Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-25
Omaha's Sunday Guests.

iti"t - 'uiiNh"y N"''sS
There were a large number of travelling
men in the city yesterday as usual, and the
corridors OF the prominent hotels sounded
with their merry repartee and political and
business predictions.
bach, Chicago: II. A. Rogers, Chicago; +. II.
Enden, Chicago; Il. G. Story, New York;
Chas. f. Brown, Boston; John A. McQuil-
Ian, New York; II. l.. Negnes, Chicago; w.
H. Chamberlain, Chicago; o. G. futile,
Painsville, o.; q. A. Rawson, Des Moines
w. S. BenJing, New York: Chas. b. Dauble-
day, Pittsburg, Pa. Arthur Acheson, New
York; Chas. Conner, New York; H. IL.
Hart, II. Blackinston, e. Whitney, North
Attleboro; !. X. Hart, indianapolis; c; II.
Sam Kahn, Cincinnati, o.; T, b. Klock,
Chicago; Sam Blume, New Yok; Theo
Emery, Chicago; Perry Lyman, New York;
Il. Goodman, Lennox, Mass; A. j. Wright,
Charles Henne, New York; >, p, Woods,
Chicago: G. A. l., Blade. Cincinnati; August
Rothe, Chicago; j. H. Bosler, Carlisle, Pa. (;
w. o. Frazer, New York; John w. Love,
New York; Alvin Barnes, ir,, Council
Bluffs; e. Johnston, Kansas City; James
Applcgatc, st. Louis; f.. G. Irwin, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Davis Mccartney, Pittsburg, Pa. ;
II. Y. Green, New York; b.. Oppenheimer,
Chicago; II. j. Moss, st. Louis; Charles Il.
Sutton, Utica, N. Y; NJ. w. Jones, Phila-
btll'AlAhs a L AiANpit Iillltdpollos y.
l.. Foster, Philadelphia; H.. II. Smalley,
Lowell, Mass. II. Haze ton, st. Louis; A.
Lowless, New York; M. Sluter, New York
David Parrie, Chicago; John X. Hall, New
Lcvinger, Cleveland, o. Louis T. Baum,
Chicago; ]. c. f. Yarnell, Pittsburg; A.
Burnstine, st, Paul N. ID. Athens, Lacrosse
II, S. Norton, Chicago; S. l.. Hopper, Chi
cago; II. II. Hubbard, St. Louis; Il. w War
rem, Worcester, Mass, George Is. Halcomb,
Chicago; Ii. q. Campbell, Brookville, Pa, 7;
Joseph Dart, New York; Adam Fox, New
York; Arthur 5. Warner, Chicago; Il, j.
Hart, Chicago; Joseph Thomlinson, Chicago
St, Louis; l.. b. Braun, New York; Thomas
Ford, St. Louis; s.. Kaiser, Chicago; j. M.
Diaz, Kansas City; George Coon, New York
laH. J; Shartf, Chicago; j. f.; Bicknell,
Cleveland, o.; l.. Rosenberg, New York
e., Is. Eaton, New York; Frank w. Wheat
on, Pittsburg; Abe Newburger, New York
John ID. Winterton, San Francisco; E.. M.
Ruse, Chicago; p w. Williamson, Chicago
Chas, II. Knapp, Chicago; S. X. Katz, Chi
cago; Sam Kahn, Cincinnati; b. j. Dufen-
Gemuth Bryan, st. Louis; l., Donald, Chi
cago; Jos. Brewer, Boston; w. w. Penniag-
ton, Philadelphia; A. Bonnell, New York
q. Wittmeyer, Chicago; JAS. q. Stevenson,
Chicago; Jos. Blain, Chicago; w. II. Hamil
ton, New York; +. NJ. Starkweather, Mil
waukee; A. q. Evans, st. Louis; John Ro-
madison, St. Louis; @. G. Arnheiter, Phila-
delphia; G. G. Wallet, st, Louis; Arthur I.
Seldom, New York; II. p. Hubbard, Middle
ton, Conn. f. Brown, Detroit: V. G. Sykes,
New York. -.
The Willard arrivals were; L. S. Perry,
Chicago; b.. H.. Athia, New York; M. b.
Roberts, New York; j. M. Preston, New
York; William Kootz, Milwaukee; Il. A.
Herandeeul, New York j. w. Little, Pitts
burgh; p. +. Glbbins, New York; T.. II.
Howe, New York; w. ID. Knowlton. Chica-
go; II. Il. PayRe, Chicago; @. l.: Wilcox,
New York; p, j. Sheridan, New York; c.
+, Cooper, Chicago; l.. H, Lyford, Boston