Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04

Mr. Bwiey " asisd 70 Kaoss ssaat NY ,s,s.ded 10
Dab q Il, sps q .n held
evening =, gnioa Hail, John o. Cox ia the char,
to q s
yo Cd for for the honinating oonsention, repsyted
Se1 Bo csss
4: g: Hall, 81 Clair Burnley, q; A. Hal, DaSid
II ii sssa Bu:{ Is D. NJ
q. Clair Buriey and Francis Posey were appointed
q. teller, % JSs ssn q. Brow as @srs
and Isaiah Washins,,. '
sppointed an challensers Twas
, On MOTTO nof M. Kelsey, Mr st. Clair Bur,e,
ssd e and I .n snS
Union Hail, EouTteenth street, YES selected az =
%, sso both
Nj. Barley wanted to Know, II the Bowenitss made
II ss:s
then the Ss9@ . xcsd be llsd S,th en-
Mr.. kelsey aid Il .reh Va: the esss they would 60
on quietly, appoint their judges, and proceed to an
Mr.. Burnley said all that was very well, but what
dis they intend e dof Hs wanted to know that -.
At hi. time exactly What they intended to do But he
would assure every one that t should De fair q.
Bnriey read from fHE STAR the oorrssrsndeno ice
between Mr.. Richards and Mr.. KELSEY.
N e 1na and
and success was certain.
This associa'ion held 2 meeting at the Board Of
Trade Rooms to-day Ct I! 2. m; DR. J T. snodgrass
letter Vas 81. received from Mr. townsend Glover,
the 4 nit IN reply h to an n ny
prepare, to be read in July next, paper insects
,hs se M4 + b s'
tva.j Times, saying that the account Of THE STAR
concerning tree in Carroll county which has been
bearing for thirty years and never Known to bloom,
Several circulars relative to fruits, were received
ISM s%I q No. 9Th street. w., wa. elected
Judge s.. q. Gray, from Fairfax, suggested that
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.s al sssa the
Judge Brsphsii, from Falls Church. thought this
who feel themselves competent to speak on the quail
tiles, &C., OF the fruits; let the Chair, at any
meeting, appoint committee for that special occar
Mr.. John H !. King. of the county of Washington,
WAS in favor OF Q committee.
The suggestion Of Judge Gray was agreed to.
v Meas D. sS s sc1
Emery and Rschards.-This club held meeting last
Ninth street east and South Garoln. ase
nna. Both wings o. the party were on hand, the
stand for the chairman. and, illuminated as il was
by two or three penny dips presented odd sight.
Josiah Gray moved that Il be taken this sense of
the meeting that primary election be held to-day
which started the noise and confusion once. The
Chair put the vote, but was unable to decide On
motion OF Mr.. L. Venable il agreed to hold
mass meeting this afternoon at the office of the Com
missioner Of the Ward. W. Vermillion then moved
that primary election be held to day ct the harness
shop, corner of Eighth street and Pennsylv ana ave-
nue.; which was carried, and the meeting dispersed
with cheers for Bowen, Richards and Emery, and
yelis to the occupants Of the cart to Come out Of
The FIRST AND SECOND wARp IRISH REPusLl-
vania avenue, near 18th street, and adopted resofu-
j. Bowen, and declaring him their choice for re-
hcient public servant. Messrs. Herman, Powell,
COMMITTEES to solicit funds for campaign purposes
and the meeting adjourned.
SAILS OF RRAL EsfAfE.-Fitch Fox, real estate
brokers, have sold lot Is and part Of lot H. subdi-
yhon Of square 1874, fronting feet inches on 10Th
street, between and q, and running back 100 feet
t. four feet alley, TO ID. W. C. BrOdhead, Esq, for
$50 cash.
CHnpnEN's CLoIHINe.-At this season parents
are In the way OF purchasing suitable clothing for
their children, and they cannot do better than call
on George Staffan, 9z Pennsylvania avenue, who
has great variety, at low prices.