Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-11
Politics I'm the District
DEMO CRATIC Meetings. LAST Nigh

The District democratic Genital committee
met last night at the hee 1quai teis IN Vernon
Row, MI VIM. Dickson 10 the chair, ard Law.
rerce Gardner secretary: The Chair st,tc1
what had been done by the several democ ratio
orgar cations towards having a grand demon
siratlon at the ratification meeting to be held
on me e. 2t IN 'osf: It WIS asfeed by the rem
monthly Gu as long as the campo ign lasts,
commencing from the 1st OF August, for the
buIPose OF pa! 1g expep: es of the hail, et,. Mr..
lish d report \ II STAR OF their lest mee,irr
relative to the f'ckory bat )ns - be used on the
occasion OF the FABRICATION meeting. The propo-
the MAJ ahals merely, and not by those who ts Se
paEt IN the procession, as stated In that repoIl.
al, tina That the batons be eighteen ,aehes long
john F. Fur's. John E. NoiIls, stilson Hutch
ms, t. p. KPlbfus and George C.. " 1derburn
De appointed. and constitute, an advisory
conn tt"e to Q u with the Dist let central COM
mlttee 10 assist them 'n the present campaign
Eork; ecopted. ne question OF doing work for
the campaign. I'D the demand for clerical vol
untSeIS nom the national committee was dis.
cursed, and, Oh motion, 1T was d"cidcd that
roster be made out Of voluur aers from each
dtlnocratic organization IN the District, and that
TIE presidents Of each orgar'zation be nottfe
| CT this demand. y motion was adopted to open
negotiations with The several railroad COmran'
to run trains at reduced rates on the evening of
| the ratification meeting. and Meesrs. Ball, Mil
| r and Bel were appointed commit; for
Inc Yourg Mems Ma ional Hsu ,ock and Eng
| F. Mi''er IN the chp'r, arf Mr. A. A. fps -omb
snd o,d ne Thsfe WIS new
| vas T orgfn.zcd and the cha'- enron d ".
| c. s. MOI Sc, DR.. II. H. Barker nd 1f u Hal
6eIaan, Boxard, Clage,t md J. T. Coldwell . I'd
FreGk WI 9S the new COmritt }. Mr.. r. III
| spindle was elect maj shall OF the club. 1t ws5
annorncnd by Mr.. l.. Gardner, socret9 OF the
n a & the fns tbs club woald
| the grand parade on the 26th The c. airInan of
the committCe o send vot' TO the s. ties statod
tbat arrar geEents hf b"en nerf g d TO nrsc1-
'"e that r1nr 1t for work at once. The Club
WI attend the BLADDER bulg rloe ing on Thr :
day. the 18th.
met lest Da,ht, ". P Bell In the Chair and A.
\. Lipscolab secretary. r. a. Spindle was
e 9 / Harsh club vice Il dgely M
rYder the central committee Several new
n embe.5 were elect ed. 1t was 4 ndod t.
stretch Hancock and English bannor acro~s
10 the ST. Marc hotel. The sci ices of the cluo
were r edged 10 the mai ional and Congressional
democT' tic committees to I'D In Circula ng
& crmen', or 70 d epv OTTER work rcon'r-1 OF
lien. The CO.. 0lting secretary waS i
struct-d to ascertain the names OF voters il the
hax states b. 6elon6ng to ne clqo order
commit &c o. seven weie appoint t. cor ~
Snii the central committee relative ID the RAJ
feat ion meeting.
Al meeting of the West End Hancock s~d
English Club, last right ]. D. Entwsle In the
chair and j. Ii. O'Biien sec eetaly-a committee,
consisting OF Me sIs Entwi e. Moran, Fowler
and Cousins, was appoint ID to represent the
c.up at the central commit An Invitation TO
attend the CDiontown rat 'ication meeting On
TIE l2'n 1uoi. was accept nd.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
y meeting was held last evening at No 1910
New York avenue to organize q National Gar
FED and thur club; Mr.. j. H,ny sn'tth tenn
t4ry. The folloNry officers were elcct l.
Vice prestdents+W. E. Matthews Md: j. B.
Deyeaux, G.; Il. Samuel Lee, Fla J. Il. Smith,
D; G., tre2su rer; j. A: johnson and DR.. N. =
King, sccreta les. An executive con- nit ?,
consisting Of Messrs. Cromwell ard Archer, Of
va j. s W. ~ 5 D. };s c. Wa-ren Fearing N C.,
nedy, La., and II. L. Baker, Miss, was aDpofnt.
e. A.ter thorough discussion of the obi -cts
NJ W. II. Hanls it was dectAed to open com
muuicauon With the lef Ing colorod republ'- |
cans IN the several southern stat IS, and s. cure
Their &C operation IN the work Of eiecti1g the |
President.
The National Veteran Union net last night |!
MAJOR j. i. Smith IN the chair, and Major Nor |
committee on add ress repol led the dra OF one.
Another conmttte~ -MessIs. burnside Hamrp |
MhittskeI, Thompson, Perisen, and Brelsford,
ives appo1nf ID to prepare an address to the SOL |
dlerS and aioi3 of the county. Gen. BIOW he |
moved that The commit e L3 dlrec ID to u-e all |
possible dispatch, Using the one read as basis,
Congressional republican corm'ttee, which |
was Carl d. 1t was determined ID attend the |
GaIaeld pole-rP'~1s at Leesburg on Saturday |
night.
The Ohio Republican Association mot 'ast |
n1eht. Capt. E. n. Joi nso4 pre-" dnd, With j. o. |
ZEN ,ecIetalS, Geo ltichsris was elact.d e.
o1nlngtlo9 9oI or campS 'gn documents was ar
G; ": FIost, 4. F. Medford, c. A. Maxwell, J, |
G. lrke1ton, II. G. Potter, Jesse Arnold. T.. P. |
DAY 8, a. W. Johnston, W. S. Young, w. J.
10 i otaGer.
The Kansss republicans met last eve-.7g,
MI George W. We'd pressing aud DR.. Edn n
II. Grant S cretar~. he 1o''OE lg CoTT'ttee |
OF I'VE was appo :: Cd to prepa: plan and con-
Me;srs. Yurenn, MrMt"an, PoHe', Hamilton,
and Ktrg.
GRAND CoNCLAvE AT ChfCAGo.-Among the |
many Commando, ifsN lsiUing the grand cOncave |
OF Knights Templar at CTicago there mayte |
rios, OF TITS city. who pc 1itiVely decided some
r ontfs s'uce to go over the Baltimore & Ohio |
Iai1os1, and viii leave on Saturday at $40 pm
X a1e sold by jon ". g. ta, Comp, o i:
once: Percy c. Srrith, 1888 Pennsylvania av
nue.; Ny ron NJ. Parker, City Post Ofice; John |
Lor'siaLa avenue; A. T. Longe7, Agricultural !
depa, -ment: James E. Waugh, st. Cloud build |
Jug: J. wilson Surgeon Generals Office. Others |
wishing to so can procure their ttcls cts at rho |
Regular ticket offices OF the Baltimore Or'o |
rail- Dad at s26 the round Tip. +
TIE SCKUETZENFEs r.-NOtwit hStan6tng the |
rain yesterday aiter4 con, there was large |
attende nee at the Washington Schuetzen Park, |
especially IN the evening. At O'Clock p. m
tie Columbia Turn Vereln, Supt. Bruck,
n arch, from Beyer's to the park, and were |
received by the officers OF the verein in the
banquet hall. Some OF the most expert men,
bers OF the organization gave an exhibition Of
e} mnf sites, Messrs. Bruck, Rupprccht and Zl.-
ting cspecially distinguishing Themselves. The
SHngerbund also ,lsited the grounds, and under
The direction OF Mr.. Hoer sang several pieces In
the banquet bail. at 10 o'clock there was dic. |
play OF fireworks The follow is a list OF
prizes Won yesterday Ladies' shooting-1st |
prize. Mrs. John L. Vogt; 3D. Mrs George c. |
Walker; 30, Mrs. j. Homer; 4th, Mrs. William |
FeGdner 5th, Miss Seller. Gentlemen's bowling |
LIST piiZe George j. Seuffere; I'd j. II. Buscner; |
81, d. Hey dorm; 4th, William Fendner; 9Th, B. |
Golly; 9Th Mr.. Sch,ttzberger, OF Balumore: in
julius FeItich; Sth, A. Mueller, OF Baltimore. !
GFoIge j. Seutferle won an extra prize of IS for |
the most tensh 'kes.
LADIES' those celebrated Thompson's waves
stili continue TO make the girls more beautiful.
Cpn only be had at Samstag's, for 60 cents No.
100 It'll street.
a MISSING RICHMOND BOY.-The detectives