The daily critic., 1890-06-09
IN TIIE LOBBIES.

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.'1ls. I believe the House win pass the
Senate bin making The sG,OOOOOO appt0-
pr.ati0u l1r the Galveston lccp.wa'er
scheme remarked Colonel g.. %. kilE1re
Goo 'hc lobby Of the Metropolitan. Sand
when wo secure the deep water You VIII
see q notable increase iu the trade Of the
Southwest The entire Western country
Irrespective 90 politics is tor"thc scheme
The Uly opposition That may he raised Zoo
tho House is the large appropriation, bJt
then only O. million dollars BE- available
annually, so Texas viii not receive the en-
tire sum In na lump, Why last wear Texas
received about Sl.@00,O0O for rivers
and harhors, hut in The bin that
get ;sOUOo0, and with the million for the
dcur-water scheme, YOU see lts only little
more than what Texas received last Con
grcss. The effect of deep water at Galveston
win bo to simplify the entire mode oftraus-
portation of imports aud exports, and the
farmers viii find an outlet for their prod
uCt- at @ small cost The deep-water
measure is q companion scheme with the
Sault Ste Marie Canal, which Is Of as much
importance 90 the Northwest as Galveston
is to the Southwest"
Colonel kilgure has been talking up The
leep-water scheme am winter, and be feels
confident that it viii pass the House by q
large majority.
Hon. J. G.. Stubbs of san Francisco, third
vicepresident Of the southern Pacific Rail
road, and Hon. y G. Martin Of Oakland,
Cal, arrived here yesterday evening and
registered at the Arlington. They are
called here 90 look after some very Inn
purtant matters before the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
o. A. stassforth Of London, England Is
stopping az the Laugham Mr. Stassforth
Is an English tourist. lie says that Wash
ingtou Is the haudsomcst and cleanest city
he has thus far had the pleasure Of visiting.
Henry w Mayer aud John Bishop, IT,,
New York; y. T.. Solomon, Arizona Terri
tory Thomas A. Davis, Maysville Ky,
and $. W. Scott, New York, are az VIII
larl's.
j. n. Craig aud wife and Miss Zulizka
Weems, Tcyas, and W. r. Healy, Bridge
port, Conn. are stopping at the Ran
dali
Dr. John A. Irwin and George Day, New
York; Il. r, Gouch and wife, Chicago, aud
Robert X. Bishop, ir., Boston, are registered
at the Riggs House.
Hon. z. a. Buckley Of Sau Francisco,
better known on the coast az "Bludn Buck
ley, the Democratic Moses, is 40 Welcker's.
, Mr.. Buckley Is on a pleasure trip, but in
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from California and have 8 talk about the
political situation He thinks the Demo
Gratis will make q exceedingly interesting
for The Republicans this fall.
Hon. E.O Eshelby uf Cincinnati arrived
this morning and registercd at Wecker's.
Tie is soid 10 be here on political business.
GUY r. Johnson Iongdale. Va; r.
Lombard aud e., Girard. Lafayette, la,
and +. T.. RUSSELL Mobile, Ala. came iu
this morning and registered at Wurmley's.
T.. II. Hinton. Dallas, Texas; j. Gmtly,
COrsicauu, Texas; Max Adler, New Haven.
Ralph Truntman aud $, b. Hedges, New
York are at tile Arlington.
Hon. "Murawn Halstead. the dstn-
guished New York correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial Gdscttc and editor
OF the Brooklyn Standard. Union came IN
late saturday evening and registered no the
Arlington. Tie accredited himself 30 Gin
cinnati Ills autograph Is not quite 30 bold
as II use 10 be, although amy one can tell az
a glance that the author Is as full Of pyro-
technics a. ever. llereturns this afternoon
20 his Brooklyn sanctum.
Henry A. Broeket, Alabama; Mrs. Elmira
Jenkins, California; D. j. ladley, 81.
Louis; G. j. Saunders, New York; e.. A.
Mooley, Jacksonville, Fla; II. W. Lanier,
Miss s. Hazlehurst aud Miss Mary Bur
rOughs, baltimore, are among the prOmi-
uent guests stopping az the Auo.
Paul +. Mahu, Spokane Falls; Charles A.
tatliu and W. 4, Mlllikeu, New York, are
no Chamberlain.
Colonel Campbell LehOre of Fort smith,
Ark, Is 40 the Hotel johnson. Colonel
LefOre Is The only survivor sf the men who
worked through Congress the celebrated
Choctaw claim, The Colonel Is now en-
gagged I'm the cattle business, aud Is one OF
the largest land owners IN the West He
says the title Of Cattle King Is fast dying out,
as 60 many people are engaging In the busi-
ness. The people, he says, are raising finer
cattle, aud therefore the herds are smaller.
The reservations are not so large as formerly
on account of the growing settlements.
s. Hirsche, New York; f. j. Buck, 81.
Louis, and William 3. Balm, Lyuchburg, are
registered al the Hotel Johnson.
Andrew Carnegie ir., and r F. Eande-
wort, Pitisburg; Dr. II. ID. Arnold Boston,
and Logan III, Roots, Little Rock, are stay
ing al the shoreham.
Among the arrivals al the Ebbitt this
morning are W. p Hubbard, Wheeling;
Jno. r. Proctor, Frankfort, Ky j. Read,
Boston; David y. Hull aud wife, Chicago;
D. = Cock, Philadelphia; h. j. Black,
Memphis, aud j, j Mott Of Statewide,
n. C..
W, r. Henderson, Lexington, r. c.; II.
ID Dodge, Boston; Robert Ruuedge, 81.
Louis, and Walter r. BransfOrd, Salem,
Va are registered al the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Charles Taylor Graudy, editor aud
proprietor Jf the Times, Roanoke, Va, aud
Miss Lille urandy Of North Carolina are al
The Metropolitan.
James Campbell, Pittsburg, W q. Ale-
Henry, Philadelphia and w. n. Fairbauk,
New York, are staying 40 the Howard
House.
C.. N. Hathaway, Willsb0r0', Pa. n.
H4uf, a. b. scott aud II. j. Hayward, Chi
cagO, j.. s. Ellsworth Nebraska g.. W.
Davis Philadelphia aud Mrs. j smith aud
children san Francisco are at tle Ma
t.0nal
NJ. N. Whitman, New Mexico. a. ,.
Flood, Philadelphia ~ F- Robinson, EI-
mira ~. f-; Professor George Henry Curtis,
AIz. Delaney w. PeVel and Miss Lula
uurhr0w, Brooklyn, are 4l The St. james.
PERSONAL.
Queen Victoria has Taught AN her
daughters and LTaLddaughters Do make
bread ana butter, and yet there Is not one
Of tle girls 5ut buys these supplies for her
husband.
Tie Kug of rhe BeIsiaus recently tray-
| a.aH j HII miles Id rraaauF HareHnH|IE HI