James Gopsell and wife, Jersey City, are at Willard's.
    Gideon J. Tucker, Prescott, Arizona, is at the National.
    Charles B. Dennis, Boston, has rooms at the St. James.
    George S. McTavish, Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a guest at Wormley's.
    George B. Armstrong, of the Chicago InterOcean, is at the Ebbitt.
    W. P. Peble, Jr., Boston, George Trumbull, New York, are at Wormley's.
    Hon. Sidney Bartle, William G. Russell and Wansis Bartle, Boston, are at Wormley's.
    W. H. Fisher, St. Paul, Minn.; J. B. McKeighan, attorney, St. Louis, are at Willard's.
    Charles A. Slaughter, a rising young legal light of Lynchburg, Pa., is at the Metropolitan.
    Fred Nye, the clerk of the House Agricultural Committee, and wife, from Omaha, are at the National.
    Herbert M. Eddy, M. D., Geneva, N. Y.; J. T. Satterthwaite and Miss Lenoir, New York, are at the Arlington.
    The little son of Hon. Benjamin Brewster was reported quite ill last night after being in poor health for a week past.
    H. W. Boardman, Massachusetts: John S. Burdette, West Virginia; J. N. Hilt, Hazelton, Pa., are at the National.
    Edwin H. Webster and J. C. Smith, Philadelphia; Nathan Seeley and J. H. Taylor, New York, are stopping at Willard's.
    J. F. Hopkins and wife, Michigan; Albert B. Sweet and wife, Burrettville, R. I.; G. W. Kerr, Chicago, are at the St. James.
    J. B. Mast, New York; R. D. Brown, Winston N. C.; R. E. Baldwin, Pennsylvania; W. H. Hill, Rome, Ga., are at the National.
    C. C. Walton, Fort Smith, Ark.; George A. Howe, Miss F. J. Howe and Thomas M. Howe, Pittsburg, have parlors at the Riggs.
    G. W. Updike, St. Louis; Charles H. Kellogg, Cincinnati; F. J. Herrin, New York; W. H. Cunningham, Chicago, are registered at Willard's.
    W. F. Buel, Fargo, D. T.; J. A. Hubbard, S. C.; Lewis Lockport, N. Y.; P. P. Lirve, Dayton, O.; Henry Brown, Chicago, are guests at the Ebbitt.
    Hon. Sidney E. Mudd, Clarence Jameson, J. C. Howard, Miss Ida Griffin, Miss Omie Edelin and Miss Cora Griffin, Maryland, are at the National.
    William M. Jones, Des Moines, Iowa: W. H. Sneed, Kentucky; Frank Walcott, Wyoming: Miss E. Fabian, Mrs. J. S. Barclay, H. M. Rugg, New York, are guests at the Riggs.
    Gen. W. H. Payne, Warrenton, Pa.; Alfred W. Tratten, A. Ouellet, Baltimore; P. E. Collins, Pittsburg; Thomas Meyers and wife, Philadelphia, are registered at the Metropolitan.
    W. Hamilton, Maryland; George D. Reeve, Philadelphia; J. H. Whittlesay, U. S. A.; Charles M. Biddle, Chicago; J. E. Miller, J. Elbe, P. Benson, New York, are among the arrivals at the St. Marc.
    G. W. Kerr. Esq., of Chicago, a gentleman well known in Western railroad circles, is at the St. James. He is now on his return home, after an extended trip South and East for the benefit of his health.
    W. E. Bradley, Pennsylvania; William W. Ashby, Spotsylvania, C. H.; H. J. Plough, John W. Rodgers, Chambersburg, Pa.; A. P. Foster, Florida; H. Brown, Baltimore, are guests at the Metropolitan.
    Lawyer Belva A. Lockwood has been advised by telegraph that she had won a suit before the courts of Boston, which has been most bitterly contested for some time past, and has caused her much trouble.
    Maj. Hitchcock, messenger of the House Judiciary Committee, is confined to his room by severe injuries; while crossing the Avenue he was run over by a heavy express wagon and very badly injured about the legs.
    L. Markley, Philadelphia; S. W. Wilson, Lexington, Mo.; J. H. Ewing, Lexington, Mo.; Fred Walter, Portland, Maine; Col. Joseph S. Allston, Maryland; F. Rosenthal, New York; E. W. Wyncoup, Harrisburg, Pa.; L. C. Porter, Winona, Minn., are registered at the St. Marc.

Source:

Unknown, "Personal Intelligence," The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Saturday, 25 January 1882, p. 4.