davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

| November court 80
j. w. Allnutt, witness state case
November court IO
| Jacob Poss, witness state case No
vember court 80
| Harry Poss, witness state case Mo-
| vember court 3N
| Il. IL. Perry, witness state case
November court 10
j. A. Windham, witness state case
November court = l.W
Z. IL. Anderson, witness state case
November court 20
| j. sullivan, witness state case No
vember court lN
| ). Robertson, witness state case
| November court 20
d. IL. Bogley, witness state case
| november court 10
| L. Is. II. Graves witness state case
| November court 20
| L. ~. Noland witness state case
November court 2.G
NJ L. HOWARD Witness state case
| november court 2.0
benjamin Hill, witness state case
| November court 2.N
| FRANK wallace, witness state case
Novemner court 90
| hehry wallace, witness state case
| NovenDer court 2.W
-. II. biackstOn, witness state case
| november court 90
| ~; W. WATERS, Witness state case
| november court 2.0l
| r,ahh tieHneF, witness state case
r Munei' m court l.Ol
| lam norBan' WitneSS state case
November court 800
| Henry Bohrer. witness state case
| r nossginper court 400
| Danui iuse harriss, witness state
case November court yM
| " W. pioyu' WitheSs state case
November court 400
| 'tie pioohs' Witness state case
November court 400
~nies WILSON, Witness state case
| pn renDer court 300
| SASH West witness state case
November court 400
II. ). Smoot, witness state case
november court 400
| a. u. smith, witness state casc
november court 400
DE- H. Murray, witness state case
November court 400
WINS BufrisS, witness state case
november court 800
Junles helchher, witness state case
November court 400
WIN DhVis' witness state case
f.. d. Higgins w,,noss a,o, an
November coIrt . M
Harry Bouic. Witness a,ota oa,a w"
November court a M
j. II. Carlisle witncss st.,o ana "oo
November coIrt n M
Frank Aimoncy. witness state caso ""
November court N'" M
DR.. H. W. Slaymaker witness a,ote ""
case, November co,,rt 4, mn
II. q. Thompson witness stnte case "V'
November court Am
Howard Crawford witness state
case November court oon
Il. T.. Lansdale. Witness atate caso -Vo
November court I'M
~ Nd ~. nrlii'th witness state case
w m .',,,,, SouIt lD
No ~, Gli,'',n, witness state case
I ,,"or.i eourt LOO
''s case a Nov noehn,son ~, witness state
~ S,,', CUT lW
~ "a. snyder witness state case
- ~ r,oh,, l'W
November court 100
huHhle EtcnlSon, witness state cnSe
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

| w. Il. Howes, witness grand Jury
| March court : ana
j. II. Mickle, witness grand i.ry
| March court I'M
H. Bachelor. witness grand Jury
| March court 200
Patrick Cook, witness grand Jury -"
| March court 9N
T. Brosman witness grand Jury
| March court : 9O
| j. H. Wortmilier witness grand Jury
| March court = l0
7. V. Thompson, witness grand Jury
| March court : = lOD
ID. Ioughborough, witness grand
| Jury March court lm
Jas. jackson, witness grand Jury
| March court lU
j. n Bean witness grand iury
| March court I'm
| J. w, Phillips. witness grand Jury
| March court LOO
j. ~, Griffith. witness grand iury
| March court = = lo
| Young browning. witness grand iury
| March court : 2O
IL. c. Miller, witness grand Jury
| March court Ou
NJ. 70. Nichols. witness grand mry
| March court 2O
| H. H. SOBER witness grand urv
| March court 2O
| Joseph Keller witness grand Jury
| March court I'm
Il. b. Hilard witness grand Jury
| March court % ON
| Thos Crompton witness grand ilry,
| March court % . = 9N
| II. Fitzhugh, witness grand mry
| March court I'm
W. r. Hin witness grand iurv
| March court = = : lOO
f.. A. Gee, Witness grand iury
| March court IM
j. A. Selby witness grand iury
| March court, LOO
| w r. Embrcv witness rrand iury
| March court 100
| George Ross. witness grand iurv
| March court 2m
| j. N phillips witness grand hrv
| March court 100 |
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
ROADS AND. BRIDGES.


First District.
Reg. repair of roads $l,6OO.W
Per. Improvement of roads 10000
Damages and opening of
roads 76600
Examiners, &c, of roads 1850
Building bridge 122.0O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Reg. repairs of roads $1,S0OOO
Per. Improvement of roads $4,000
Examiners, &c, of roads 2S.0
Work on roads, sundry ac-
counts for 1891 147.H
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Alexander Kilgour, use A. +. Fair
all, appearance and trial fees e.
G. w. Pfettyman, appearance and
triai fees
Peter 4 Henderson. appearance and
trial fees
]. Il. Henderson and Thos. Ander-
son, appearance and trial fees %
George Peter. appearance fees 81
Geo. Peter and G. w. Prettyman,
appearance fees
Peter a. Henderson and +. y. Laird,
appearance fees
Anderson a. Bouic, appearance fees
Anderson a. Bouic, and A. Kilgour.
appearance fees =
u. G. Peter. appearance fees o.
u. &. Peter. trial fees %
G. w. Prettyman, counsel to Com
mlssiOners -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Il. Embrey, witness state cnse
b March court 400
L.. Evans, witness state cnae
D March court 400
Il. Dennell, witness state case
D March court 2U
ID. Harris, witness state case
D March court 2N
Henry Bohrer, witness state cnse
D March court 2M
j. IL. Lee, witness state case
D March court 100
r. Luhn, witness state case
} March court LOO
H. L. Hays, witness state case
} March court - 10
q. Stadtler, witness state case
} March court -. sN
j. Gross witness state case
} March court 2N
e. Sampsell, witness state case
March court aH
b. Heffner, witness state ease
March court lW
IL. Wallace, witness state case
March court 100
March court Lon
| ID. Il. Blackston, witness stnte case
March court LOO
Bransun Cook witness state caap
March court AGO
Geo. Ross, witness state case
March court 400
Ellen Snowden Witness state case
March court 400
| II. A. Mathews, witness state cnae
March court 100
| H. b, Penn, witness stute cnse
March court 700
j. L. Griffith, witness stntc case
rn irun court aW
r"u 80, "''"e7S S'"te '"He
Niarch court iN
AZ" q. 1'uis, "',"esS S'h'e '"Se
March court LOO
""ian Hee. "it"eSS stutc cnhc go
-, m VA court LW
| y. 5"chson' "ithesS s'h'e ciisc
!, NIrcn Sour, , AW
| ~, -. s''Nsoi' "i'"'SS S'"'c '"Sc
Mareh court 200
| "nasl iiou6n' "''css SUN caSe
=, March court 100
| d. 'iiiu, "i'h'ss s'"tc caSe ~
March court loO
l. m, Auiihs, Wi'hcss Sth'c cuHe
laren court aW
"e ~ it'"cus'cr' "ithess s'"tc eaHe 900
Marv, court sW
Heo' Mopiey Withess STATE case
NarG M, eour. -, EW
o. ~. /" iusoi' "i'hess s'n'e casc ,
Marcn court 2W
IT, a. Whusoi' "itheSs S'a'e chhe -
A, Mn a. IN, court LW
| w, AZ. lhoihpsoh' Wi'hcss s'nte caSe
March court i'W
| w, y, LEWIS, Wi'hesS SUITE case ~
r. II. uIllard' witness stotc case ''
| March, court on0
Lawson nnv w,tnoss a,oto casa -"
| March cn,Irt nm
J. NJ. Etchlson, witness state case
| March court go
j. IL. Clagett, witness state
| March court LOOI
q. Mullcan. witness state case
March court 40
u. Easton, witness state case
March court 200
| Eden Selby, witness state case
March court 300
j. W. Seay. witness state case
March court 100
A. Fawcett witness state case
March court 10
Ii. q. Thompson. witness state case
March court 1W
q. w. Wiles witness state case
| March court 800
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

w. w. White. use James Gnnley.
amt advanced J. ". McAtee Tor
pension
Joseph Carter. reward for arrest OF
David Edwards
~. V. Carr, meals for jurors
J. II. Kelchner. meals for jurors
Williams ana Lewis amt advanced
y. Anderson for pension
W. W. Stonestrect, removing dead
horse (Burplus fundJ
WIN II. Lamar. expenses 10 MARI
bOro' lsurplus fund
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

VIM, W Welsh. coal, court house
Hnu jul
w, \. Bogley, wood, court House and
j. n bailey. wood. court house and
jail
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Stirring Grove Asylum. support OF in
mates to Jan. l. 1899 =
MO- tevue Hospital. support OF In
mates TO Jan. !, 1888
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

COLLECTORS COMMISSIONS
J. w. Allnutt. on State and County
taxes, levy 1892
J. II. Clagett, on State and County
taxes. levy 1892
J. II. Trundle. on State and County
taxes, levy 1892
c. W. Fields, on State and County
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

COURT HOUSE BONDS.
Montgomery County National Bank
bonds, Nos. 3 and 4 = s.
Montgomery County National Bank
interest coupons
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

taxes, levy 1892
rhos. Waters of s., on State and
County taxes, levy 1892
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

IgII Moulden, on acct salary
Wesley Carroll. asst. 10 janitor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT
James Anderson, fees as per account
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
L HE S E N TIN Ell.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
R. G. FIELDS. Proprietor .

Terms OF ADVERTISING: For plain mat
I r, S1.00 per square Is lines) for the first
Insertion, and 25 cents for each subsequent
Insertion. Rule and figure matter double
lie above rates. Obituary Notices halfrates
YEA RLY RATES:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
STATE AND COUNTY LEVY FOR 1892


STATE TAX.
Amount of levy SlS5Oi.T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
tt.GeS2


DISCOUNT.
Mont. Co. Nat. Bk., notes dis
Guiintcd tDt.I1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
pAui.nlt copriNs.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS
j. J Higgins treasurer. support OF
schools =tHlUH.u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

DNPIIANS COUNT.
VIM w. Poole. Judge, attendance
David Grliilth, Judge, attendance
I. r. Ray, Judge. Attendance
&. H. griffith, Judge. attendance
l.. A. Darby. Judge. attendance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Richard Poole. juror, November
j court
". +. Moulden, juror. November
u court
w. A. Davis. juror. November court
w. A. Bogley juror, November
j court
NJ. b. Boswell. juror. November
VI court
} J. p. Moore, juror, November court
b. +. Miles. juror, November court
A. ii. Aisquith, juror, November
!, W. $. Magruder, juror, November
II court
~. w. Renshaw, juror, November
l court
w. h. Hurdleston, juror, November
Chas, Stabler, juror. November
Il court =
Z. Il. Hartshorne, juror, November
i court
Il. W. Monday, juror, November
! court
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29

Charles Il. Day
Charles Il. Day, use j. ii. Clagett
L. l. MilAa nlA q wv Gihann
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
He Came ut last.

'John," exclaimed. the nervous
woman. "There's 4 burglar in the
house. I'm sure Of it,
John rubbed his eyes and protested
mildy that 1t was ilnasination
mo it isn't head man down
stairs"
So John took a box CT matches and
went down. To his surprise his wife's
suspi ions were correct Seeing that
he was unarmed, the burglar covered
him with q revolver and became
quite soctable.
Isn't IT. rather lfsGto ne out OF
bed?" he remarked{f
"A er-a-little bit, ~ Eplied John.
"You're too late. Anyhow, because
I've dropped everything out Of the
wi window ,s and my pals have CARVED it
"Oh, that's all right. I'd like to
ask one favor Of you, though"
"What Is IT,"
Stay here until my wife can come
down and see you. She has been
looking for you evert night sor the
last twelve years, and don't want
her to be disappointed any longer.
Washington Star.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

The latest statistics show that there
are s21 400 men engaged in the opera
tion of railroads in the United States.
This implies force three-fourths as
large ss the army of:France, almost as
large as that Of Germany, six times as
large sthat Of Great Britain, and more
than thirty times as large as that Of our
oyncountry. It isundeniably the most
intelligent and effective labor! element
in thesworld " ayers the st. Louis
Globe Democrat. e.and II is Also, as it
-dssssysa oSbe, the best paid its an-
nual wages being twice as great as
those Of tho same class of workmen,
or in fact any other class of workme en-
anywhere else under the sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
Prs.sa{. {.ns 81 srovsh.

a. 90rIaepcn dent }ftis Indiana
Farmer ssT3 asss:e 4 & 81 ,,iapi Iisrns
'''of 1ouH Young caD aesassf E,ys
with caustic potash 1'hs, best timc
to apply Is when the calf is two or
three weeks DID,, or as soon as you can
feel the little horn button The hair
should be closely clipped around the
little horn Take one end OF a stick
OF caustic potash in your fingers-'tis
best to hold 1t In q cloth to prevent
1T slipping and also % keep it of
your fingers, Dip The other end in
water until 1t is siigniy moistenod.
Then rub it on theiit e horn. being
careful to not get u on the skin
around where you ha :acijppsd the
hair. One application II! enough to
remove the horn il apNf"d when
young. No inflammation eop s.ippura-
tion has taken place III an o. tho
trials have made. Hc have one
calf that has one tSrrI Din uoi do
good job or the cah ~ 20 old.
The place turns blacl soon .,.ru.,hs
of and the calf dcck not seen. to
mind it. The causti a,otash may be
had at any drug store in the form OF
round sticks, smaller Sa size than a
lead pencil, and should be kept from
exposure to the air.l as IL readily
absorbs m DISTURB.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
The Bay View Resdine Circle.

Ever since the wctl-known Chau.
tauqua Circle was stSrtcd there has
been an Dsisteutdcmh Ind for a short.
well-planned and low1priccd course of
reading for tho thottsinds for whom
the above circle course is too cxpen D..
sive. and requires tao much time.
The Bay View / cddiDg Circle has
been organized to meet the demand.
Many Of the leading educators and
ministers Of the country ate among
its promoters, ard Mr. j. NJ. Hail OF
Flint, Mich. Is the Suprrin tc ndcpt.
To him application should be made
for Information. The circle has a
four years course Il reading, and has
the advantage Of sDeciali ing sub
jects TIE drst year Is the Gcrnat
year, beginning with November.
There Is 50 much ainloss and han
ha ard reading, that tho well. planned
aud attractive. Bay view course
ought to meet with instant favor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
RESIGNS THE MISSION.
James J. Van Allen Declines to bo
Ambassador to Italr

James J. Van Allen, OF Rhode Island, has
declined to accept tho offlce OF United
States Ambassador TO Italy and his rea-
sons Tor SO doing haro boon mado pub
iio in tho form OF correspondence be-
tween him Secretary OF State Gresham
and tho President. The motives which
prompted Mr.. Van Alen 10 cast asi,is tho mis-
Hon after having tccn confrmoi by tho
Senate arc given at considerable length. Ho
says he l'nis himself in n faisp position with
reference TO IT and Is therefore compelled by
sell respect TO decline II.
Tho President. with emphatic fraaSness.
says II IS his wish that Mr.. Van Alien accept
the Office, and in the letter thnt brings tho
correspondence TO mn end and settles tho
matter Mr.. Van Allen replies that further
misrepresentation would be invited 81 no
were to take advantage OF what he on,,s ,ho
Presidents generosity, an be dooIarss .hat
mis- rcsichation is ilnsl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

The Gar of all the Russias understands
how to propitiate popular favor when
he travels abroad, observes Frank
Leslie's Weekly. On his recent visit
to Denmark his baggage, which filled
about fourteen cars, consisted of three
hundred largo trunks, one of which
contained nothing but imperial pres
cnts, which were distributed with .lnr-
ish hand. Danish functionarief of all
sorts and grades were dccsfated with
crosses nnd ribbons; the heassiduous at
tentions of the pqIo~ wero rewarded
by diamond 1i1sS; gold watches and
chains weDS>bestowed on the tele-
graphess6nd station-mastcrs, and a
Epssss1argess of ten thousand francs
distributed among the servants of
the palace in which the Gar tempora-
rily resided. Tho poor, too, were re-
lnembered in gifts in largo sums of
money. All this is delightful for tho
recipients of the imperial bounty, but
possibly these extraordinary displays
'of generosity would not be necessary
to ovoroome popular dislike if the
Gar were little moro liberal in his
methods Of government and in his
conceptions of individual rights.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
Australia has a Chinese question

Australia has Chinese question
which seems to bo giving considerable
trouble at present. Tho northern
part of the vast island which lies with
IN tho tropics is settling up very slow
ly. and there is disposition to force
matters by encouraging Chinese to
enter upon the lands, which are said
to be very productive. There are
now three Asiatics to ono European
In tho section mentioned, and the
Sydney Herald says there is nothing
in the existing state of things to prom
ise an alteration in the ratio with tho
growth Of population. Naturally
these facts cause apprehension, for
there is belief that if the Asiatic gets
n good foothold in tho north he will
inevitably ovcrrun the southern part
of the island. The remedy proposed
to overcome tho difficulty is federation.
but, strange to say, the spirit of ex-
pertinent, which is so rife in Australia
makes such movement almost i'm
possible. Each colony is working out
problems of government, and most of
them have for their object the ameliora-
tion OF tho condition of the laborer.
But while they are experimenting John
is crowding in, and the first thing the
c1perimenters know ho will have
crowded all the avenues OF labor and
make reform without revolution i'm.
possible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

Wrecks In southern waters are less
fatal than others, because. explains
the New York Telegram, owing to
their Temperature nearly all who can
'swim or hold on finally reach the
shore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

A TeIas jury struck for fees which
amounted to fifty cents apiece. The
Court ordered the fees paid and then
fined the jurors $3.50 each for con-
tempt. The jurors really seemed to
Come out losers, but possibly, suggests
the San Francisco Examiner, the satis-
factSn they acquired was cheap at 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

According to the senate committees
on immigration the Italians in the
United States send home $40. 900, 600
every year. And yet Italy complains
of scarcity of money! King Hum
bert ought to encourage emigration.
he gets more ont of the immigrants
than he docs out of the stay at homes,
taking man for man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

s 80, Ans order to prevent "rear-end" coll
ilsf ilsfSas Western RAILROAD s.s ilsusd
an pIder that every passenger train
tadst have . fsgmsn on the rear plat
form constantly, and this hagman
must not leave his post to eat or sleep
until he il relieved by some one capa-
BILE of standing watch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07
There arc fewer farm mortgages re-
iatively IN Utah than in any other
state.

. A mountain elk was recently shot at
Bucyrus, Kan. although there are no
mountains in the state. and elk were
never plenty there.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

The ~ United States owe, collec-
lively, 422a, ,00o. 900, and they pay to
the holders Of state securities $40, :
600, 600 . year "a interest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

hAvE you ever noticed that some
days you seem to walk up hill all
day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-12-07

TIE more a woman's hat costs the
worse 1t looka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
STILL IGNORANT or HIS FATE.
Ferdinand de Iesseps Entertains His SOM.
JaIlors Unawares


JaIlors Unswsres.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-Charles de Lesseps remained
all yesterday with his father. Ferdinand, a, Le
Chesnaye. The aged DE Lesseps recognized ard
embraced his son, still ignorant Of the iuds-
ment that had doomed them both to imprison-
ment Charles managed TO restrain his tears
and assumed a cheerful aspect 20 that his
father might not suspect the truth. Charles
introduced the detectives whose prisoner he
wac, as friends that had accompanied hun from
Paris. and Ferdinand received theTsl IN a. much
of his old debonnair fashion his decrepse
condition and weakened faculties would fsrnl,r
They sD chstted together and when dinner
time came Ferdinand invited the visitor. 20
dine. a privilege of which they woulS have
availed themselves whether invited ar not.
Ferdinand's mind still fingered on the pussi-
bilities OF the Panama canal. and now aud then
he spoke optiinistically about the revival Of the
enterprise and the eventual union under French
auspices of the waters of the Atlantic aud
Pacific.
Charles listened mutely 20 his fathers utter
ances on the subject. the remarks being of an
erratic character. which indicated that the in
tellect of the veteran diplomatist and engineer
had lost its ancient strength.
The family. including Ferdinand and Charles
dined at the same table with the detective
guests.
When evening came Ferdinand again en-
braced his son and expressed hope that he
would soon see him again. Then the detectives
who had never once left Charles entirely alone.
escorted him back TO Paris aud he was lodged
again in the conciergerie at O'Clock In the
morning.
Henri Cottu, one of the Panama defendants
under sentence, is IN London and will 20
thence TO Vienna, afterward returning 10 Paris
to meet the penalty imposed upon him, pro-
yided his appeal against the sentence is not
sustained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15

PERsoNAL-H. Bradley Of Brooklyn, Harry
Brown Of Pittsburg, Joseph B. winslow of
Findlay, Ohio, and Robert s. Frazier of Peters
burg are at rd's.-D. r. Winter of New
York, W. N. Tuttle Of Newark and G. s. Her.
man Of Boston are at the Randall
&C. G. Clarke of New York, s.. W. Hankins of
Memphis, George J. Macarthur Of Boston and
George A Mead of Sioux City, N. D., are at the
Ebbitt.-J. Howard Blair of Philadelphia,
J. D. Baker of Frederick, Nd, and J. A.
Norwell Of st. Paul are at the Riggs.-W H.
Maury OF Virginia, c. II. Hazzeltine and John
H. Budd Of New York and Benjamin Sommers
of St. Paul are at the Shoreham. j. Fee
and family and W. d. Ellis Of New York, Louis
B. Baldwin of Philadelphia, n. c. J. English of
Elizabeth, N. j., Marshall King Of Montana and
Thos. g. Wright Of Chicago are at the Norman
dies. Sterling McMillin Of Cleveland, T. j.
Cooper Of Chapel Hill. n. c., and W. Patton
of Dayton are at the National-J. ].
Egleston Of North Carolina, George W. VIM
ters Of Richmond, Thomas P. Wallace of Fred
ericksburg, Va, and j. E. Zimmerman of De-
troit are at the etropolitan.-E.S s. Martin Of
Eastport, Me-, II. NJ. Wardwel of Boston,
W. W. Boyd Of Jersey City, E. d. Marshall
Of Philadelphia and J. w. Miller Of Duluth are
at the St. James.-J. G. Frost Of Winston, N.
c., e. G. Huckabse Of Texas, T. W. Silloway Of
Boston, ]. A. Baker Of New York and 81. @.
Miller Of Hartford are at the Howard.-M
Biggs Of Denver q ct the Fredonia--Dr
Hamilton Z. Leach, who b at Fort Monroe, h
improving and hopes TO return this week