Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-13
Democratic Meetings in and About
Warrington.
THE RALLY AT BLADENsBURG.

X.
Bowie, DR.. Charles Wells, B. F. Gray, Jetson
Richardson, G.. G. by att, John Hall, George
DuvaIl, Chas. b. Calvert, John E. Norris, preSI-
cent OF the jackson Democratic Association OF
this city, and Robert Ball, marshal of the same.
Tie grand stand, covered With American flags
and notices bearing the names OF Hancock ard
IL liab was In the center of circle OF fine old
tites Lear the spa spring. In front Of the stand
number OF ladies. behind and on all sides of
whom were people from the country round,
lLcihulIg members OF the jackson Democratic
Association, the Young Mems Club and other
ciubS or this city. In Ole wing of the stand
NagneI'S band was stationed, while away OF at
tLe GCge OF tie Wood was al old cannon from
tiafk Mills used 10 fire Salutes The meeting was
opened by Capt. E. r. Mexican, president OF the
local club who after brief speech, introduced
Mr. X. W. ". Bowie, OF Prince Georges co who
MADE a hne address MIR. Barnes Compton fol-
loved, as also did Mr.. Frank Browning L. Kent
al others. The speech OF the day was that ur
Gov. HAMILTON, who was received VITA 40.
plause. Gov. Hamilton said neither Gret.ley
nor Mcclellan exactly suited the dem -cra7s q,
The south, but they were willing TO sacrIic.
something. 1fden was nominated and elected
bus not seated. But now the solid soIth ha
dominated Gen. Hancock, a man who fought
against US. The nomination OF Hancock vas
ali electrical sp0ntanelty. not combination. as
some would pretend. Garfield is good ma1 il.
bis way, but Garfield can never be forgiven for
o ote manner III which he manipulated the votes
Oh Louisiana and then acted as Judge Gov
Hamilton read selections from Hancock's letter
explaining their meaning and the lessons 10 b..
learned IRON Them. After his speech he re-
ce1Ved a regular ovation from his couatrY
fTien0S, who crowded around him.
DEMONSTRATION IN ALEXANDRIA
IN Alexandria last evening many OF the houses
Vere Illuminated, and the Headquarters OF the
lights and handsomely decorated. Pictures.
Rags, transparencies and Chinese lanterns were
displayed. The democratic procession fell into
lihe about O'Clock on Washington street,
Ma DIrffny nrd
shortly after eight moved down King street In
HE following order: Police; Bachelors Club
carrying torches; music; Alexandria Musical
Associations: Central Conservative Club: Wash
ingion democrats; Conservative Readjusters'
Cub, with transparencies, music; First Ward
EaLcCck ard English Club. with torches and
flags; drum corps: Second Ward Hancock and
Ell glish Club. With torches and display of lights;
BRASS band Third Ward Hancock and English
CUB; Fourth Ward Hancock and English Club;
QenCcIatS from the counties CT Alexandria ana
ralr1aX; The line moved through crowded
thoroughfares, amid lighted houses, whose win.
GOV were filled with Ladies. By King, Fairfax,
DQke; Washington. Prince, Patrick, Royal
Pl1nte. aid Washington streets, to the third
mass meeting was held and addresses delivered
by Gen. FitZhugh, Lee. Hon. John :. Barbour,
Baker p. Lee and Others.
THE DEMOCRACY OF UNIoNTowN
he'd ratification meeting last evening. A pole
lc5 feet high, las been erected at the corner of
Monroe aud Harrison streets. Repetu'S band
enliveDCd the occasion, and Chinese lanterns
ard transparencles Illuminated the adjacent
parts OF The town. Mr. Woodbury. Wheeler, the
chairman, introduced DR.. e. ?. Culver, who gave
an Interesting resume OF the various railroad
subsidies, Tor which the republican party is re-
SpoDsible and addresses were also delivered by
J. ". Rogers. j. \. Oliver, DR.. Charles Allen
Edward Wright, Col. 3. T. SWart, and Others
About SEQ people were In attendance. Delega-
t tlGhs were present from the East Washington
Cub. the West End Club, the Jackson Demo
cratic Association, and from the South Wash
ingtoh Club.
THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES DEMOCRATIC CLUB
net at Days han, on street, near 1th, last
night. Mr.. +. e. Hewitt was chosen temporary
chairman and Mr.. William Gallagher secretary.
MIR. W. I'll. Mohler was elected president and
made neat speech. Mr.. Gallagher was then
Mr.. Hewitt then addressed the meeting. A
membership OF about fifty was enrolled.
Warrington Market, fetal Prices.
MEATs.-Beef. sirloin, 2Oc. per h.. do. porter
house, 2Oa25c.; rib roast 10a1Sc.; steak. 12a2Oc;
Corned Beef. sal0c.; Dried Beef, clipped 25aSGc;
do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12Ha2Oc.;
Mutton, 12Ea15c.; Pork. 1oal2He.: Sausage,
2Ec.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12ha14c.;
Shoulders SAGE; Breasts. 1Oa11C.; Lard, Sal0c.
FRUlTs.-Peaches. 3Oa4Oc. per PIX; Damsons, so
a6Oc. per PIX: Oranges, 25a5sc. per doz.: do Flor
Bananas, 2Oa30c. per doz.; Pine Apples, 15a25c.
each; Grapes, sails per To-; Pears, 50a60c, per
peck peck: 90 (cooking), aoa3oe; Apes SCa49e per
per peck; Black berries 5asc. per qL; do. (culJi
vated), 10al2c. per Of; WatermeionS 15d25c.
each; Canteloupes. 5a10c.; Plums, 6oai5c. per
peck.
F1sH-Perch, 4Oa5Oc. per buncn; Rock. large
lOal5c. per To-, 25a5Oc per bunch: Mackerel, 15c.
per h.; Halibut, 15a20c.; Sturgeon, sc. per To-;
Catfish, 2Oa25 cents per bunch; Lobster. 12c. per
10; Terrapin tsliders), 10c per H.: Turtle, 25c.a
BUTTER-Philadelphta Print, 4Oc. per h.:
Western Creamery. 35c.: New York. 3)aS5c.:
ron. 20aSOc.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, 15l1Se. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 2Oa30c. per PIX;
90: sweet 40aSec. per PIX: Cabbage. 5aloc.; do,
Spinach, 15a20c. per PIX; Beets, 3a5c. per bunch:
bunch; Onions, 4Oa5O per PIX; do. (Spring,) 9a4c.
per bunch; Radish. &c. per bunch: CucumOers.
loal5e per doz.; Carrots. sc. per bunch: Peas.
(black eye) 10c. per quart; Beans 20a30c. per
peek: do. dima) 1Ca12c.; Asparagus. 5aI0c. Der
bunch; tomatoes. 15a2Gc. per peck: Cymblfns.
loal5 FER de-: Egg Plants, &C.; Corn, I0a15c
per doZ.; Rhu barb, 3a5c per bunch; Lima Beans,
IOal2c per quart.
PoUITkY.-Chiekens, 5oa75c: per pair, Ducks,
per doz.; Chickens s2.OOas2.5O per dOz.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Alex.
Moore, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and Maria Bowen
OF This city: John F. Suit and Cecilia Sullivan:
Edwin TOmkin and Lizzie Glenn, both OF Shen-
andoah county, Va: Anthony +. Julka and
Mary Garyey.
TIE BISHOP DIVORCE CAsE.-In the case OF
NaIy L. Bishop agt. Charles E. BiShop-bll for
diVOrce-in which on Friday last a motion OF
defendant for the possession of the children was
argued by Mr.. Elliot for petitioner and Mr.. Cal
1ahan for Mrs. Bishop, Judge Hagner this morn
ing made his decision to allow the mother to re-
tain possession of them until the final hearing
Some Of the children are now In st. Vincent's
orphan Asylum
FACTS Stow FOR THEMsELvEs.-Sir |. l.. John
son, emiEt mt commander OF De Molay CoInman-
otry. lett Tor Chicago over the Baltimore anu
Ohio railroad, at $40 last evening. This morn.
Ing p. E. c. Sir Noble d. Larner, accompanied
by about twenty members OF De Moldy ana
Washington Communicates, left by the same
road. They Will be followed by the remainder
OF De MOlay and Columbia Communicates who
Will leave over the Baltimore and Ohio at 5iO
Saturday afternoon, arriving in Chicago Sun
day evening, twelve hours In advance OF any
other line. Tickets for the round trip S11 25
are for sale as heretofore noticed. Those who
are lot yet provided with sleeping car accom-
modattOns would do well to apply at once to
Kelley Chamberlin, street, between 7th
and sth, or upon Myron NJ. Parker City Post
Office.
A. SIRAUs. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. ia now
Offering great bargains i'll clothing. See new
advertisement
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
w. Z. stone TO n. l. Parker, pit. lot g, So ESQ:
8. ii. NJ. Parker to w. c. Stone pt lot G.
so. 2e6; g. G. F. Watson ct al to NJ. E. Nc
Farland, lots 5I1 and sag, Unionuown; 800 Dis
tI1ct TO Henry Franc, lot rs, So. 5l1; 8. M
NJ. Rohrer ct al, trustees, TO j. A. Plumley, lot
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