The daily critic., 1890-06-10
IN THE LOBBIES.

IN TIIE LOBBIES.
Irving Todd, ir., of the G0-,te. Hastings.
Mimi, is 90 the Ebbitt Mr. Todd is
Young man, and is about as well informed
un political subjects as any member of the
Minnesota Editorial Delegation. In speak
ing Of The tariG be said the people In the
West bad changed their views somewhat,
and they now believed 20 giving tariff re-
form q chance. "The Mckinley blll " said
he us not o popular measure with the Re
puhlicaus in the West, aud especially in
Minnesota, and the opinion out there Is that
the Senate VIII make The needed change In
the hil.n
The editors will remain until Friday, aud
ia the meantime they VIII take I'm the sights,
beside giving an expression Of their views
on the tarin To- the members Of the Finance
Committee.
"l am glad TO see THE CBIrtC call atteu-
ton TO the dog question: said y. +.
Mollier, an old Forty-uiner, IN the lobby Of
Willard's last evening" "and / think the
authorities should put a stop TO the prac-
tice Of allowing dogs to run amuck during
the hot weather without muzzles. Last
evening black and tan terrier Jumped at
me aud buried its teeth I'm my trousers, but
fortunately did no damage. It's dangerous
this hot weather 10 allow dogs 10 run about
the city uumuzzled, and ! believe II the
papers will take mp the matter the evil will
he remedied. / see quite a numberof Eng
lish mastifIs I'm the streets nowadays, and "
one Of them should become vicious on a
crowded thuroughfare why Just imagine
the damage 70 could do before being killed.
! say muzzlc the dogs during the summer
Hon. James Arkell Of New York, pro-
prietor Of Judgc, arrived this morning aud
registered at the Arlington. Judge
Arkell Is here on political mission en-
dcavorlnU 20 secure some patronage
crumbs for few of his friends who are
desirous Of serving Uncle Sam for a salary.
n. a. Sargent ana T.. F. Sargent of San
Francisco came ln this morning and regis
tered at the Arno.
George a. Lawrence. the handsome aud
uhliging chief clerk 90 the Arno, has re-
turned from NIP tO the Fauquicr White
sulphur SprinUf. lie gained ten pounds
during bis absence.
Charles ". Cmup Of Philadelphia, the
ship-huildcr, is at The Normlndie.
Albert Huggett and Henry Lewis, PhIa-
delphia; John Fuller, England, and a. b.
McCrccry, san FmrciscO, are stopping at
the NUmandie.
+. v. skinner Of New York Is the most
NulANi IINAANAf HlMNNNNIN fhNI ItNnNA ON
the ShOreham's register. Mr.. skinner came
Ia last evening and the night clerk, after
puzzlng his brain trying to decipher the
herOglyphics, gave 10 up as a bad Job.
The name skinner Is written I'm eleven per
pendlcular lines.
Mrs. VI. A. Wilcox, Miss r. Wilcox aud
A, W. Wilcox, San Francisco; Charles b.
Dix, New York, aud John A. Nichols aud
WifC, BrOoklyut are among the arrivals 40
the shoreham.
Edward G.. Waters OF Boston, the cleo
tTicisu, arrived this morning and registered
40 the Hotel johnson. Mr.. Waters Is here
looking after the new electric cable road.
r.. F.. l.. Newhome, Fort Worth, and
John NJ. Dunn, Wilmington, Del, are at
the Hotel johnson.
Professor A. s. Webster, Wilmington,
Del; W. Nickers, New York; Professor }.
r. Davis, Toronto, and Mrs. Marie Luce,
Auburn, n. T., are al the Hotel Imperial.
Frank J. Mead of the ST. Paul Globe,
MINI, is at Wizards.
DR.. G. J. Mccormick aud wife, Waltham,
Mass; George g. Martin, Brooklyn, aud
/. II. Stevens, New York, are stopping at
WillMd's.
II. J.. Wilson aud wife, Cumberland; J.
b Bonny, ir.; Thos. F. Brogan and John
Tichenor, New York, are al the Randall.
Charles j.. Brown, Boston; Henry Hall,
Pennsylvania, Mrs. William Mead aud Miss
Sarah H. Wilson, 50. Paul and f. r.
Blagden, New York, are stopping al the
Riggs House.
Walter Scott Andrews, New York, Is AZ
Welcker's,
n. b. ClaWs0n, California; Charles Mel
son aud Miss Mae Nelson Fort Scott, Kan;
G.. Fitzpatrick, New York; Samuel G..
Williamson, Cleveland, are among the late
arrivals al the Arlington.
Hon. j. N. Thornburg and son Of Knox
Vile, Tenu.i are registered AZ the Ebbitt.
r. W. Martin, Little Rock; Charles II.
Spencer and ~ j. Dolphin, New York;
General Eppa Hunton, Va, and j. q.
TackiDgtOn aud wife, indianapolis, are
among the prominent guests stopping al
the Ebbitt.
Hon. George West s0f New York Is al
Wiuard's Mr. West fs one Or the most
extensive paper manufacturers ia the
United states, aud is one Of the owners Of
the New York Press. Mr., West Is one Of
the big guns IN Republican politics al
though since be retired from the last Con
gress he has not figured much 10 the pOliti
cal arena. lie Is here Ou private business.
From bis manner aud converse ton he i'm
presses one with The fact that the Repubh-
cans iu the Empire state are not buublug
over with enthusiasm for the Admins
tration. And Mr. West Is very keen OBJ
server
A. /. Greene and wife, Newton, Kan;
John H Allen aud Miss Mamie H Allen,
New York @. p. Reinhardt aud wife,
Birmingham, Ala, ana George r. Jacobs,
Boston are among the arrivals az the
Metropolitan.
C.. Howe, Rochester j.. W. Vaughn,
Syracuse; r. Ill. FeutOu, New York; J G..
BUUneY, ticai Alex Mclaughlin Phila-
delphia, aud W. Perkins, Grand Rapids,
Mich, are at the National.
Us CLARK ana wife, Columbus, Ohio;
Mrs. B r. HaVeus, Iarb0u y O.; q. w.
Manning, Boston, N T.. johns, New York,
I aud John g, White, Chicago, are al the 81.
I james.
Mrs. N. p aud Mrs D.. StdckIeF Mr.
I StrickIer, ST. Louis, ,. a Plttee, Rich
mQuI. ana D. D. Halstgai Detroit are at
| me HpWarl House.
NOT ALWAYS SO
I TIE graduating laEs aus lera,
I When Hus0mt Ilsses far ana uear,
Witl faces bright
aud dresses WhlLe-
/ WlIl LalE about a woman sphere
Thsyu point 'tbs dudes of to-day
/ ANA make So very clear tle way
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