The Washington critic., 1890-02-04


Mr.. Gradys letter was the sentence:
"CGme--we, the people Of the Sluth,
will show you that we are as loyal rs
the people of the North" The Gov
ernor replied that he would accept, aud
that the sentiment above quoted would
be good toast for a response from an
Ohio man and Democrat. So II will
thus appear on the menu card.
A tall, thoughtful.loolSing man
named Q. L. Freer, residence Detroit
occupation secretary of the Peninsular
Car Works, is here today, comforting
with the Chesterfeldian Charles Moore,
private secretary of Senator Mcmillan,
and correspondent of the Detroit
Tribune.
C. II. Weeks and Z. II. Bradley of
Bay City, Mich, are here. Just what
they want has been told in confidence
to Congressman Bliss and Senators Nc
MILAN and Stockbridge.
General Lloyd Bryce of New York is
at the Arlington. He is an author a
novelist and has been the editor Of the
North American Review since the
death Of Allen Thorndike Rice. He
takes particular care to spell his name
with "y," although he comes from
the same stock to which Senator elect
Brice of Ohio belongs.
In the course of general converse.
tion, Governor Campbell was asked If
there would be a Legislative investiga
tian of Brice election. NO" was the
reply, II don't believe Brice paid any
member q cent for their votes, and what
money he gave was given to the State
committee in bulk to be distributed as
they thought best. For few years
past Brice has given money to the State
campaign fund, but in no very extrava-
CANT amounts, and he has also helped
some of his personal friends in close
Congressional districts"
Frederick X. Fraley of Philadelphia
is at Willard s. He is over so years old ,
but for so many years is very active
He is president of the National Board Of
Trade Association and is here to attend
the meeting of the executive council.
| With him is Hamilton Hill of Boston
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d Pearce of
Philadelphia, the latter being daugh-
| ter.
Colonel Richard c.. Parsons of Cleve-
land is at the Arlington. He was once
| q member of Congress- marshal of the
Supreme Court and bank examiner of
Ohio. He looks with longing eyes at
Sherman's seat in the Senate. The
ambition of Colonel Parsons has always
been TO round up his career as Senator.
| Mr.. George w. Critics of Canal Dover,
Ohio, is here. He is now n private cit
izen. He is young man yet, very
mild and hopeful in disposition, and
was, therefore, clever politician when
he served three terms in the Ohio Leg
islature. When the Democrats held
the national citadel, George w. was
made deputy revenue collector
through the kind. Eenignant influence
of Hon. Beriah Wilkins. Mr.. Critics is
too cautious to mention the purpose of
his visit.
The American shippers League.
Members of the American Shippers
League, which meets tomorrow after
noon in Willard Hall, have commenced
to arrive A large American flag has
been flung to the breeze from ropt
stretched from Willard Hall to build
ing on the opposite side of F street
To the banner is attached motto II
large letters which reads: American
Shippers League and American ship
is American SOIL
Pawnbrokers' Regulations.
The District Commissioners hav
written to the Hon. L. L. McComas
House of Representatives, stating tina
they favor the Junk Dealers ant
Pawnbrokers' bill, and asking that. i
he thinks well of it, to introduce it
also stating that now these merchant
have the advantage of the District, il
that il has TO prove both purchas
and sale, in order to subject them t
penalty.
Neglected Her Children.
"I'se had de grip, yo' Honah" salt
Cornelia Hampshire ian I can't SUI
port de chillun." The woman wa
charged by Officer O'Niell of the Hu
name Society with neglecting her Chi
dren, and Judge Miller put them unde
the care of the society.
Police Court Notes.
George Washington was in the Polic
Court again to-day, this time charged wit
! an affray lie will join the other Georg
Washington in the District Jail.
Ella Pinckney nonchalantly admitte
that she carried pistol in the folds of HI
dress this morning in the Police Court al
Judge Miller just as nonchalantly fined ht
, $50.
, James Ware and Joseph Cole, two co
ored boys, were fined $5 each in the PoliC
Court to-day for an assault on James Nam
countryman from Cornstalk Harbo
They carried him into the woods of IL
country TO initiate him into a club, an
! when he refused to buy whisky for thel
they beat him.
Naval Intelligence.
, The Enterprise arrived at Madeira ye
terday.
Lieutenant n II Asher has been ordere
$ to the Vermont.
Lieutenant Commander Charles y
, for promotion.
Chief Engineer | r. McNary has be,
ordered to duty at the Portsmouth y. III
2 Navy Yard.
Passed Assistant Engineer II. z. Eric
has been ordered to duty aboard the mon
A tors at Richmond, Va.
/. Assistant Engineer G. w. Dyson has bee
detached from the Mare Island Navy-Ya al
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