Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
The District Democracy.

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Tie Young Mems Hancock and Elgiisl cIlb
met last Dight-Mr. C. Darlington preslIiDg,
and Mr.. \. II. Norris. secretary. Several new
mtRibers We're elected. The corresponding Sec
rotary, Mr. c. T. Rowe, read several letters
one ash ing that ca mpsign documents be Sc 1t the
Hancock ard EngIish Slub OF YouDG TenIIh;
Cans CT White Platns, New York. Mr.. J. b
wilson tnered resolution that the club raise
$50 1or IRE expenses Of the Campaign; which
vas adopted. Mes,rS. q. H. Thompson. G. X
McBia1r and j. b. Wilson each subscribed So
Mir. w. z. Bell moved that a committee be ap-
pointed to canvass the membership (now 1856 in
nuinber); carried, and special meeting Oh the
subject was set for Friday night Me53Ts. ]. g.
wilson, c. Rdgely McBlair and W. P DDc in s0rre
appointed the committee. MessrS. r. Coyle, TT
Miller, c. +. Rowe, J. A. Sloan and a. A Lips
Conb were appointed the committee On address.
VT. Rowe offered a resolution that the repre-
Sentatives of this club in the conference on
Thursday night as to representation on the cen
tial committee be Instructed TO advocate an adj
Journment until November 18th. Mr.. ThOmp-
on opposed the resolution, which was adopt
cd TO. I. Mr.. Frayser having entered the
room AID expressed desire to speak, Mr.. Sim
nous moved TO reconsider the vote By which
the resolution was adopted. aud Iir. Frayser,
lettering TO the former action OK this club aad
the 18th district cluo said that the resolution
was a direct insult 10 the latter club. The vote
On IecoDsidering was first colnted-S 80 land
so announced. but cries of mo TO here In
duCed the chairman TO call for a new count,
Which resulted-yea5, 5; nos, 9.
THE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
net last night, Mr. Dickson in the chair, and
Mr. L. Gardiner secretary. MI Bali reported
deem 1t advisable 10 give desired TO be sent to
Virginia to speak for Hancock and English The
case vas referred to the Virginia Association.
MessrS; kalb!us, Cassln, and Ball We're ap-
pointed committee to make arrangements
for receiving the news OF The Oc' obar
e,eetion at The club rooms in Vernon
Earnum when In town, had expressed him.
Sell as highly pleased at the e1ertions of the
DSiI1ct democracy in raising campaign funds;
that more funds had been furnished the Con-
gressioual committee by Washington than by
Baltimore. Mr.. Dickson announced the follow
ing finance committee, which Mr.. BarnUm had
Wilson, chairman; E. E. White secretary and
treasurer T. Is. Kalbfus, Jesse B. Wilson, VIM.
Dickson, j. W. Drew, j: S. Miller. E. P. Berry,
T. Z. i; Cpop!ey, Oscar a. Stevens, 4; st. Clair
that the Young Mems Hancock and English
Club had subscribed $500 for campaign purfo g.
lie FIRST WARD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB,
X. A. Waters, president, and j. II. O'Bren, sec
rotary, met last night. Resolutions were
ADOPTED Endorsing the central democratic COM
mlttee: also. appropriattng $50 out Of the treas
UTy TO be used Ia the campaign IN Indiana and
Ohio. The following committee was appointed
10 confer with other committees from the Han
cock and English clubs OF the District. TO far
Their the cause OF democracy. and secure closer
uIion OF the different clubs: Messrs. j. D. E4-
tW1sle c. NJ. Sioussa. w. II. O'BrieD John
Mckenny, James Linsky; alternates, John IT.
VII Z, D. Ii. O'BIleI-
THE TENTH DISTRICT HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
met last evening with j. Emmner, jr.. 10 the
cfaiT. After discussion IN regard 70 the ad-
GreSS Issued by the central com ntttee, Mr..
Fray ser addressed the meeting on Inat subject.
Mr.. Emmner counseled harmony In the demo
cratic ranks. and offered a resolution not TO Ia
Struct the committee OF i've appointed TO meet
the other committees, On any particular point,
Which was adopted. Messrs Philips, Miles.
Gabsrre, Mcclure, German and Muller ID ade ad
dresses.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Johanna and Dennis Mcnamara to Micaaal
Mcmahon. lot AZ, So ,Ss; lot 9, So. 995: loJ s. 81
90, ana lot p, So ;62; s. 600; A, A; BIney,
F n Imiof to ~ E; Lancaster, lots II aoi
Kane lets 45 and DO, So. 594; $3.50 Michael Ffain
TO James Kane, same property; SO. ThomiS
ncGraw to N. j; BorlaId lot 2 So. 1917: $500.
2l3: s. u. So. Beavans & Shaw to John Weide-
IN. lots /, 2 and 8, So. 434: g, 500. Charles
Schneider to Chas: STEM lot g. So. sic; s.. j.
TyssoWsk to A. c. Benedict lot Is, ST. 119; 81 100
w. w. Corcoran to j. G. Weaver trustee, lot So,
SO. 5OS; s6G9.G3 I. E. Wagganlan &C al. TO T. a.
Duly; lo' p, 50. SIS: sslo: ": W. Metealt, trus
$3.50. N. Ashford ct al, trustees to the Corco-
ran FIRE lnsuTat &c Co., lots 81 and IS, 50. 1875;
- 500, W. F. Mattingiy. trustee, to Johanna
trustee, TO James Carroll, lots ana % 243; $50
Thomas Blagden TO Pierce Shoemaker tracts in
the county known as "Arguile Cowl," "Lauu"
and "Gili;" 5000. Catharine a. TalOurt u Hen
1fetta Mardaga, tract OF land On New-cut road.
in tie county, about three miles from the Ana
COSTS costa , bridge 3 JaIaes Hagerty 60 john NJ:
sims. lot II, SO. 3SS; 81 210. b. H. Warner ct
a., trustee. TO f. A. Wright. lot g. so. 1867:
ssIs.lZK. j. E. Sader. jr.. 10 G. E. F. Knox. loc
So; l,ell; 3: Richard WaIlach, trustee. 10
the National Mon Insurance Co., lot Fsq 6!3;
S3.1 25.SS. Robert II. Ward, trustee to Catherine
Ameerger. pr. OF tract of land called Saint Pni-
lip and Jacob S2co. Chas: F. Wulett 10 Cnas
III rE0n Of Ion tn "a m
Henrietta Janny to Theodore Brooks, lots % and
g, 81. 49, $. Frederick Douglass, [. s. mar
sbal, to Jacob Roth. pit lot d, So. 15 $3.50. f.
B.Chew 10 N. S. Calian. lot IS Barry farm sub.
S3oe. Vim. Cammack ct al to David W. lehon
lot H. so. 2j3; 8. j. Il. Thompson toAltred
Richards, lot 4, so. 335; $.
LADY:-"Is that really true?'' Druggst:-"YeS,
madam Dr. Bulls cough syrup Is oaly 25c.
BUTTING MAN TO DEATH.-To-day the trial
CT James Stokes, for marSlaughter, In killing
Charles Kane in ISIS, (third trlaD. was RESUMED.
aud the entire morning was spent 10 presenting
and passing On prayers for instructions.
A FATAL FALI--James Hilton, a colored man
Ien from a stable lott near Brentwood yesfer,,
Gay, Irac.uIbg The UPPER part Of his spine and
causing death IN about thirty hours afterwards
lie Was attended by DIR. H. Darling.
A COMPILING VfRGINIAN.-Mr. F. r. Cousins.
represented by the Pitsylvania way T.j;rIns'
the leading newspaper in hts vielritv. uyini.
near (Caliands). Piitsylvania county, Va, to be
an industrious and hard working farmer
worthy IL every way. ard about rorty-,ya wears
OF ege-working with his children daily in The
tobacco field-says that he has always had fai1o
IN the integrity and fairness of the m0nthIv
grand distributions OF the Louisi ma stare Io;
try at New orleans, and has occasionally sort
dollar by mail TO u. a Dauphin, at No. 3Ig
Broadway, New York city or else 10 the same
peis)n at New Orleans, La, and nov his fa!th
is sustained by Ills drawing the fourth capital
prize Of 81, 500.
AT THE NEw YORK DEMOCRATIC CoXvEyT1ox
at Saratoga yes terGag O platform waS adooted
pIeGgiHg tie eli ctoral vote OF New Yo 10 ii m
cock az d English. Charles A. RipalIo OF Ne9
York George b. Bradley, OF Steuben, and Calvin
fcst OF Westchester, We're nominated for
cl LEI Judge. When the call had reic ed list r