Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

Organization Of the Young Mems
Democratic Association
PREPARATIONS To ATTEND THE BALTIMo RE
CONVENTION, sc.
meeting of democratic delegates from sew
ctal of the legislative districts was held last
| night at che Dickses House. Mr. b. W. Webb in
the chsir, and Mr.. NJ. L. Dosley secretary. the
object being to perfect arrangements for visit
20 the Baltimore convention en- the 9Th instant.
On call of the members 1t was found th at the
sd 9Th, 18th, 10th, nth, 18th. 18th, izth, 18th,
10Th, and ed districts were represented by 81
delegates. Mr.. Dickson stated that he had sue
Seeded in engaging comfortable. quarters in
Baltimore at the Renet Hease FOR tie w ashing-
ton delegation. Through the kindness of Mana
been rendered them free of charge for their use
The committee had also engaged the services of
Donch,s band; fifteen pieces, to 60 with them
ana return. The Baltimore-and Ohio railroad,
through Gr. Cole, had notified the committee
thst round trip tickets would be issued az 81 30
per head He hoped all that could GO would be
on hand and it was desirable that so far as pos
sthie all who go will be uniformly attired in
black clothing and beaver hats.
MT. nj. T. Dooey submitted a resolution,
which was adopted, that this club invite all fell
low-democssts, citizens of other parts of the
country now temporarily resident here to co..
operate and attend the Baltimore convention
Mr.. Burroughs submitted resolution. which
was adopted, that this association shall he
Known Known ana designated as the Yoxng Mems
democratic and Conserpati Association of
the Districtof Columbia, and that the sixty-six
delegates from the various districts eonstitute
me general executive committee of the assocla-
uon; AND that the three representatives from
each districtshall be regarded as sub-commit-
tees Tor their respective djstricts and eynpow-
cred to organize clubs within each district.
The club then proceeded to the election of
permanent officers by ballet, when Mr. T.. P
Berry, OF the Sd district, was chosen president
anu Mr. feteT w; Pearson; Of the 18th district,
treasurer; and on motion the Chair appoi nted
rs committee OF arrangements one from each
y as ,oilGw e., a. Mas9sy Sd district
William Turner, Dr., 18th; William Dickscn,
lSth; n. Sardo, 18th; X. G. Lewis, 18th; w. r.
:. I5th; DIT foulton 10th; Jackson Yates,
"a; Daniel Mockabee, 18th; James n. Naiiy,
lah; z: p: Harmon, 10th; G. NJ. Smith, 21st and
VIII Shelton, ed Adjourned.
OFFICERS ELKcTED.-The following have
beer elected Off GERS of the lodges ard eTeamp-
ments, L. o. .. F., for the term beginning July
Central Lodge, No. John Edwin Mason
N.G.;,E G. humphrey, Y.G.; j. W. HowMd.F,S':
f.; 3, Le-d, jr., Rs; W; G. Phillips, Treas.
john 1Thg GSa,n MS eyL; F. Randolph, N.G
F:S.; j. s. Bolway, RS; A. Jackson, II. ''u'
Eastern, No. 7-E. j. Dua, Nc; Z. @. Gum
ID aIm9ny. No. as. II. Dibble, n G.; ID. G.
Teeple. We; j. H. King, F.S; VIM. P, Ausn.
RS; W: I. Bright, 7. '''' = -,A~-'
Columbia, No. 1o-L. NJ. Smith, Nc; H.
Union, No. lI-Thos. ". Scott, N.G.; P.o.
L,s, :r'' ea$1mel cross, F.S.; j. NJ. McFar-
nETiendship; No 12;a-J. b. Lambie, N.G.; A.
Grin, EG; f. v. Brandenburg, F.S.; p. III.
Sweet, RS; B. A. kidder, r.
Welsh, NC; F. s; Newman, VIC; c. H. Hos.
pitA, 2 s.; s. n. Tho.ne, RS; s. c. Palmer.T.
Beacon, No: I'D. NJ. Failon, Nc: A. ID.
M n VI; ID: BIriEhart, F.S.; l.. B. Allyn,
Metropolis, No. 16-John H. Ritter. N.G.:
walter b Williams, VIC; j. A. Limerick, F.
s.; j. s. FEEL, RS; ID. Moore, Il.
=, Excelsior, No. 1I-Waltes Ker. Nc; W.T..
Royce, RS; j. G. Sbafer, T. 49, 'An'' D.
Mechanics. 10. 1S, lGeorgeto~n)-C. f. Brem- |
s.; Chas. 9: Myers, RS; A. q. Prather, T.
E' !; s V.G.; II; e. Gross, F.S.; JnO. Wahl,
y, columbian, No. IL. II. Henry, C.P.; E. d. |
: iaPp, a. p; A; d. Miller. S.W.; j. B. Austin, |
Nv; w. r. Mclean, Scribe; j. II. Seihert. Tres.
george Brown, HIP; Thomas b. Stahl, S.W.;
: 4; 4, Hicks, J.w.; VIM. z. Allan, s.; Jno
Rldgeiy, No. &C. H. Basr, C.P.: c. W.
chamberlain, H.P:; F. W. Brandenburg, S.w.;
!; w. Thompson, J.w.; B. A. Kidder. s.; Geo.
Mount Nebo, No. CIV. B. Williams, C.P.; j.
J. Bolway, HIP; j. W. Hughes, S.W.; w. II.
'eiby, J.W.; T.W. Fowler, s.; Ut. Given, T.
WANTS ATTKNTIoN.OEditorS Star: The atten-
ION OF the health commissioners is respectfully |
allied to the locality on Maryland avenue, be-
ween lst and I'd streets in the rear of the block |
nown as the "Selmar Seibert houses" where |
ith abounds in every variety, to the danger of |
he respectable citizens in that vicinity. |
7Ord to the wise, q = A SUesORIRRR
PRICES Jewelry Store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA
venue, between and 9th streets, receives |
ome beautiful styles in jewelry this week with
old wires.
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THR great attraction on Capitol Hill is f. Y.
'ooley's Arctic soda fountain, dispensing the |
ard healthy waters, as cold as ice.
SThe Empress Eugene is i'll, and IL Is |
1ought she will have to undergo a surgical |
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