Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31
Meeting OF the Jackson Dem ocratic
Association.

special meeting of the Jackson Democratic
Association wa9 held last Iisht at their head
quarters, corner OF S.h and = streets, to take
action in relation 10 holding a jubilee over tho
late democrats victories on the Sth of January,
tie otth anniversary o. tie battle OF New Or
leans. The president, Mr.. JOHN j.. y orris, occu-
II. Mes1rs. John Biish, James L. Marshall.
Gwynn Harris, Wm. Il. Dove. John II FrO0d
ard John ". Collins were elected Members.
Z. +. Culver, from the cDa nittee OF arrange
ments fer the celebration s'atec that the
committee hsd decided in favor of Lincoln hall
as the place. DIR. Allen stated that the total
expense would not fall short OF $500. Gap.
james Goddard asked il there were not thirty
members who would plank down an y each.
Hr. Columbus Alexander here rose and offered
to bead the list with M, which hs handed
over TO the secretary. Captain Goddard weat
an y; q. r. Stewart, An Y; j. f.. Norris, Nv;
e. L. Culver, V; +. V. Nonnan. V; DIR. +. b.
Culver, '; Judge Moore, V; ard several Others
contributed amounts OF n smaller denomiua-
tiona, until fully one-half the amount was made
Up.
DR.. Allen vas unanimously elected financial
secretary.
TIE chair announced the resignation of Mr.
II. s. Davis as treasurer OF tue association,
which was accepted, and Mr.. jesse b. Wilson
vas unanimously elected TO III the vacancy.
The chair appointed the following As u embars
Of the committee OF arrangements on the celia
bratiO1:-C. p. Culver, I. u. Culver, +. s.
Kirby, L. Hampersly, joseph Hamlin; z. y
Noonan and g. L. Kirk. The chairman, Mr.. j,
L: NOiIis, was also elected by acclamati1n.
Mr.. e. r. Culver submitted resolution Of
DIR. Thomas G.. Clayton. aud made euogi5tic
remarks on bis life and character.
ii c was follow d by Judge Moore; Dr.. Allen,
X. ). Davis, and others, after which the reSJ,u-
ton was unaninOusly adopted and q copy OF the
same ordered to De transmitted TO the family Of
the deceased.
There was some discussion "a TO the best me-
dunn tor advertising meetings of the assocrs-
ton, and it was agreed by "A a;Ority OF those
present that THE STAR always published fair
TeroTts OF tneir proceedings, and notices IN it
would reach the largest number OF readers.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-B. II. Warner,
real estate broker and auctionser, cold yestec-
day afternoon at auction, for NJ. Ashford, esl.,
trustees parts OF lots one (i) and fourteen, ~
in square ASS, fronting - feet 81 inches, Oh
worth street, near 5ih, with depth OF - toet
inches, improved by a ihTee-story brick
dwelling, No Sos street, to DIR. Il. 5. J.. Walsh,
al sc 200.
Wash. p. Williams. auctioneer. sold lot ?. in
sGuare Gt2, ard the south half of lot 3, same
square, together with improvements, to w. 4.
Clark, for zoe.
W. l.. Wall x Co., auCjionecrs, sold, yester-
day afternoon, in front OF the premises, by
order of gorge W. Phillips, trustee. lots 81 and
-, IN square 92t. improved by two frame houses
purchased nv Miss Ann Nenabie, tor $500:
lots "A and %, improved by two small frame
houses, purchased by j. II. StInchscomb, $3.50
each; lot 23, small frame house. II j. y. crown,
for $3.50; lot 30, small frame house, TO Il. Il.
LanPley, for 81 OBS; lot Il, small frame house,
81 055, 10 ". A. y. Langley: lot -, improved by
small frame house, 10 q. g langley, for 81 .Ol0;
lot Is, improved by comfortable dseliing
house. to W. III. Wright, for - 900; lot 10, for Is
cents; 10; Ii for - cents lot Is for IS cents; lot
10 tor ii cents; subs. % ard "a tor 80 cents EACH
lots % ana % Tor 81 cents EACH lot -, in
$40, at 10. cents.
By Thomas f. wsggsman, real estate b-ok r
and auctioreeT:-North half OF lot "A, quace .,
improved b three-story brick. TO Patrick
Cleary, for : ,i0J.
TEE TERs.--Ianshschek u night in her
grand ira gic role OF ''Medea." This announce
ment should I'LL the house with admirers OF the
classic drama, interpreted by great artist
Tie 'SeveD Sins" aud Fan in the Kitch-
err il the douoIe bill which draws a. Ford :
opera House this week
Mr.. and Mr.. Watkins appear at odd Fellows
Hall-6tted up for dramatic purposes n
Friday and Sa nrday, afternoon and eve ming #
both days in tie interesting temperance drama
ellis Worst Enemy" Thus is very rntertain-
ing and instructive play-wiih a moral.
The TbeateI CoiDique il doing good business
this week with the Can Can and other Psri Isa
noye,.its.