Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Chas. Marshall Smith of the
geological survey has gone to Boise City,
Idaho, to remain several months on business
connected with the work of the service.-Mr.
Geo. A. Howe has gone to Toledo, Ohio, to visit
his father, DR.. Franklin T.. Howe, managing
editor of the Bldde.-Pierre L. O. A. Keeler
of New York is stopping at 1916 street north
west.--N. W. Wells of Omaha and E. W. Her
rick of Minneapolis are late arrivals at Cham
berlin's.--G. A. Davidson and F. G. Mulde-
hill of Winchester, Va, and b. H. Mercer of
Philadelphia are at the Johnson.-Wm NJ
Taggart and wife of Philadelphia are at the
Randall-Gen. T. W. Hyde of Bath Me-, s.
b. Macfarlane, VIM. L. Elkins, A. Reeder Cham
bers, p. A. b. Widener and Chas. II. Cramp of
Philadelphia, Hon. Jas. F. Jackson and wife of
Fall River, Edward r. Tyler of Boston, J. &.
James and wife of Cleveland, Ossian Ray and
wife Of Lancaster, Nh, COurtland II. Clarke,
J. Z. Goannis VIM. Baxter and E.V. Clergue of
New York are at the Norrnandle.-Rev. g. H.
Filian. missionary from Marsanan, Turkey, is
at the Fredonia. d. W. Hallett of Wards
Island NY, X. p. Rothwell of New York, Louis
c. Cowles and Edward Gibbs of New Haven
and E.W. Clarke Of Portland, Me-, are at the
| Hamilton.--Edwin Mickey of Hokendaugua,
| Pa, A. H. Aucker of St. Paul, Mr. Gideon
Marsh of New York, H. c. Kellogg, Thos. Nc
Kean, Hamilton Disston and Frank Wallace of
| Philadelphia, L. G. Fisher of Chicago and w.
b. Crosby Of Louisville are at the Arno.-Mayor
Fred Keisel of Ogden, Utah, the first gentle
| ruler of that polygamOus municipality, is here
looking after the school interests of his city
| before Congress. Mcconnell of nor
| thern Idaho has arrived to help the statehood
| movement. He was a member of last year g
| constitutional convention in that realm, and il
was he who, as speaker Of the Oregon senate,
| gave the casting vote that made Mr.. Dolph a
United States Senator. The Senator is making
Nh. Mcconnell feelat home here--Editor Wild
man Of the Boise Salesman is also here sleeping
on the trail of the statehood measure
| Samuel Love OF New York. =. Warner Of Pom
pei, Conn.,, T. J. Sinclair of Philadelphia. Gen,
A. j. Warner of Marietta, Ohio, VIM McCon-
way OF PIt.sburg. Clinton Stevens and son OF
Brooklyn are at Wiliard's.-A. P. Hendrick-
son Of Indianapolis, Col Chas. A. Pierce Of st.
Louis, Gen. v. d. Groner. Hon. John H. Rice
| and James Donaldson Of New York, Geo. H.
Collins of San Francisco and w. j. Wilson OF
| San Diego, CAL, are at the Ebbitt.-A. j.
Mullane of Cincinnati, L. M. Bracket Of Roch-
ester, NC, r. L. Gardner of St. Paul, ]. j.
Dalton of New York, r. L. Whitney of Louis
VILE, KY, ]. w. Patterson Of Philadelphia
and d. H. Chase of South Amboy,
| N. j., are at the Riggs-
w. A. Clark OF Montana and Benjamin Griffin
of New York are at Welckers-A Trimbell
Of Minneapolis, j. B. Carpenter Of New York
and John Wilcox Of Pitts6urg are at Wormley's.
I-Ex-SeDator Thomas c. Platt of New York
is at the Arlington, thinking about the worlds
fair.-James Critton Of Rochester, Charles P.
Hill Of Buffalo, Arthur Macy, 8. M. Howe,
Eugene Fisher of New York. q. p. Shaw oi
Chicago, Edward Bachelor of Philadelphia
and H. Chase Of Philadelphia are at the