The daily critic., 1890-06-06
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~ T'IKE LOBBIES.
Alex j. Wciderburu. editor of the Farm
uHa fEtsif., published ut Alexandra. Va,
was In the lobby of the metropolitan this
. mum.rE talking o party Of friends, when
lUE CRTiD reporter asked him if there
was any news from the Eighth Congress
siCual District "NO, there's nothing new
in political matters. General zee Is the
strongest man ir the district and VIII be re-
nominated. a number of excellent gentle
men have announced themselves as caudi-
dates, hut OF course that viii only make
The convention more interesting and will
help TO develop Our campaign orators.n
Editor WeddCrlUru Is one of the big guns
in The Grange Camp and he saws the fair
This year will far exceed an efforts of the
past in hat direction.
Congressman Morrow of California has
followed the example Of his colleague, Mr.
Nandever and declines 10 again make the
race Tor Congress. Last evening THE CBITIC
reporter met Colonel Morrow in front of
the Riggs House aud asked II it were true
that he was a candidate for the Guberna-
turial nomination awe never announced
myself a candidate, although I've seen my
name mentioned among others who are in
the mCe.'
Colonel Morrow said he regarded Hon.
A
nomination, and he thought that General
thipman Of Red BluiT would have quite a
following. All the gentlemen spoken Of
for Governor, he said, were capable men
and would make good governors.
"Since introduced my financial bill"
remarked Major McClammy Of North Caro-
lima to a CHriC reporter In the lobby Of
the National last evening, "my mail has in
creased nearly 500 per cent. / receive let
ters every DAY from an parts Of the country
indOrsiug the bill I tell YOU, sir, my fnan.
cial bin overshadows the Mckinley tariff
measure, and II the Ways and Means Com
mittee viii only make favorable report on
my bill there viii be no necessity for them
to pass the tariTn
j. G. Reid, The proprietor Of the Riggs
House news stand, wants the street rail-
road companies TO issue an order having
the cars stop only at the street crossings
ana on the opposite corner. 'ThIs morn
ing, said he, "the car ] was in stopped
five tunes within a square and let passeu-
gers on. Now in such hot weather as this
it 10 most cruel To tax the strength Of the
poor horses, aud ] feel that an humane
people viii agree with me on this subject
ana won't object n the car stops ouly at the
street crossings I believe II the newspa-
pers viii agitate this subject the humane
reform can be brought about
Thomas Atkinson, Richmond: James
Grant Iowa; A. b. Andrews and W. Mon
cure. Raleigh, and Frank w. smith, Brook
lyn, are at the Metropolitan.
Nj and Mrs W C. knight and children,
Fulton, Kan; :. J. owen, Chicago; Miss j.
i. Maynard aud Miss A. J.. Bishop, Keeue,
y. H.. w. H. Sims aud wife. pittsburg:
John \. Bull and wife, New York, and f.
J.. olmstedi Boston, are among the many
guests Feuis tHYt4I a the NatfouaI
c. NJ. Miller aud wife and f. Isler, Cieye-
lapdi A, irwin, Newark, y. J.. Henry
Powell, Boston, aud NJ. b. Mayer, Philadel- +
phiai are stopping at the ST. James.
). d. stryker, Duluth, Mimi, and Mr..
aud Mrs. +. +. Freshman, New York; are
at Welcker's.
}. s, Runnens, Chicago, aud Albert
Looming, New York, are among the late
arrivals at WOrmley's.
Congressman CIunie Of California was
looking as cool as q pond lily when THE
Critic reporter met him in the lobby Of
Weleker's this morning. In answer 10 the
reporters inquiry for news, the California
member said "Tbere's lots OF news, but
it's hard 10 get. Now ! viii tell YOU why
the Republican members from the Golden
state are declining denomination. They
know it's a bad year for the Republicans
and they don't want to run the risk Of be
ing defeated
james Gueler, san Francisco; Julius
Bien and wife, New York; sam r. Cochran
aud wife and 7. s. Miller, Dallas, Texas,
are staying al the Arlington.
General ). G. Famsworth Of Albany ar
rived last evening aud registered az the
Arlington.
prss55art N yya,,... - a. I,t
Fruit Exchange and Laurence B. con
tencin Of New York, who were here look
ing after the fruit schedule Of the MeKin-
ley bin, have returned to New York
G. A. Hyde aud Edward Lindsey Of
Cleveland Ohio, came IN this morning and
have apartments at the Arno.
Joseph Dickson, St. Louis, aud Medical
Director +. e.. Dean aud Wife, u 5. Navy,
are registered al the Normandie.
A. I. Bliss aud John A. Place, New York,
aud T. + Woodbury., Portland, Ne are at
the N0rmandie.
Inns.
d. 4. Sessions, san Francisco, aud Ran
dolpb Psrmly, New York, are among the
guests at The shoreham.
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hllI this morning are u w Hall Boston:
II. w. Dayton and wife and S. III. Huffman
and wife, Brooklyn. j. W. Van Wiukle,
New York q. A. schaefer, Buffalo. r. 81.
Mitchell, Louisville, and S. II Norris aud |
wife, Philadelphia
Juds0n Fmney, Duluth. Miun., aud "
", Wagner and vile, Philadelphia, are /
registered az the Hotel johnson.
Colonel +. l.. Hawks Of Winston, \. C.,
arrived this morning and registered at /
Millard's
p. d. Kennedy, sheldon, No; A, ~
Lewis, brookiyn, ana VI. p Hin aud sister
Chicago are stopping at Willards.
s. r. Ware ANA wife, Newark, n. J..
r. II. Aeklgy and George ~. Cors0n, New
d 9rss are staying AZ the Randall.
O. ferger the Well-knoWu iron tubing
manufacturer Of Reading, Pa, aeeompa /
Med by Alr fergeri Is at the Randall
n T.. Malone Chicago, r. d. jackson.
NeW York; A Jones, ir, r. d Saye aud /
, sayes irf Alabama, are registered an /
tie Riggs House
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