The Washington critic., 1890-01-28
Recent Arrivals.


Andrew Carnegie of New York is at
the N0rmandie.
DR.. j. J.. Powell of the U. S. Army,
is registered at the Hotel johnson.
Hon. A. L. Conger and wife of
Akron, Ohio, have parlors at the Ebbitt.
General John G.. Black and wife of
Chicago are stopping at the Normaudie.
Colonel c. II. Pierce of Louisville,
Ky, has apartments at the Mctropol-
itan.
DIR. c. j. Eames of New York ar
rived this morning and registered at
the National
Thomas S. Wood came in from Gin
cinnati this morning and is registered
at the Randall.
The National Executive Silver Com
mittee have opened headquarters in
parlor at Willard's.
John Dowd Walker of New York
and Max Alex. Kilvert of Chicago have
apartments at the Arno
Mr.. George Dunlap of New York,
manager of "The Fakir" Company, is
stopping at the Randall.
Wm. II. Hunter of New York. an
officer of the Pacific Steamship Com
paDy. is at the Hotel johnson.
Critchton Malcolm, the most extensive
manufacturer Of upholsteries in the
South, is registered at the Ebbitt.
Mr.. II. j. Hayden of New York, vice
! president oil the New York Central Rail-
| road, has apartments at the Arno
Or. G.. b. Adams of New Haven
Conn, one of the leading physicians Of
the State, has apartments at the Ebbitt
A. r. Cole one of the leading mer-
chants of st. Louis, arrived this morn
ing, and has apartments at the Ebbitt.
Hon. p. NJ McLaren of New York
came in on the s o'clock train this
morning, and is registered at the Eb
bit.
Hon. John Birdsall, ex-State Senator,
from Glen Cove, n. y, came in this
morning and registered at the Airing
ton.
NJ. Il. Cormeny and wife of Phladel-
phia are at the Hotel johnson Mr..
Cormeny is the manager of the Hotel
Kenny.
Austin Harrington, Wilmington,
Del, and James r. Hosmer. New
York, are among the late arrivals at
Wormey's.
George W. Boyd of Philadelphia
Assistant General Passenger Agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, is at the
Nomandie.
Ed. p. Harris, Boston; Il, VALLEY
Perkins, Morristown, N. Y, and II, f.
Thomas, New York, are staying at the
Riggs House.
John S. ,Jacobus, F. D. Hollis and d.
AIalcomson of New York and Albert
Rosenthal of Philadelphia, have apart
ments at the Arno
Among the prominent arrivals at the
National to-day are; NJ. w. StOddard,
Cincinnati; II. Springer, New York,
and A. Benham, Red Wing, Mimi
Charles S. Benedict, Connecticut; w.
II. Waddell, Lexington Va. and James
Grant, Davenport, Iowa, are among the
late arrivals registered at the Metropol-
iian.
Mrs. C. o, Shepard and maid. Mount
Morris, n. y. Stephen G. Millard,
Binghamton, n. Y, and f. f. Carpen-
ter, Massachusetts, are stopping at the
Arlington.
Joseph R. Wilson, London, Eng. j.
E. Henry, Montreal; A. III. Wilder, st,
Paul, and j. y. Carey, Cincinnati, are
among the prominent guests stopping
at Willard's.
W. w. Underwood, a New York
broker, is al the Ebbitt. Mr.. Under
dclwood will open brokers' Office in
this city in day OF two and will make
this his permanent home.
Hon L. NJ. Rumsey and wife Of
Minnesota have apartments at vii,
lard's, Mr.. Rumsey largely interested
in silver mines. He is here TO look
after the interests Of that metal, which
is just now under consideration by the
National Executive Silver Committee
now in session at Willard's.