Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

on 9Th street, near Louisiana avenue where he T.
associated with his brother, Mr. Joseph H. Ramlin
Mr.. F. W. Brandenburg isof German nativity, but
has resided In this country for over a quarter OF
century, formerly being engaged In the carpet
weaving business, but OF late years in the tobacco
and cigar business, nearly his entire life being
spent on Pennsylvania avenue, above 17th street
Mr.. Henry j. Bright, the third juror accepted
resides In East Washington, and for years was en-
gagged In the boot and shoe business, but is now
retired. He is a well-known member of the East
Washington NJ. E. church. Mr.. Stewart resides on
Capitol Hill, where he is engaged in the feed busi
ness, and is of Scottish descent Mr.. Thomas II.
Langley was formerly well-known dealer in our
markets, but has been in the grocery business in
the neighbOrhOOd OF Sth and p streets, Of late
years The five selected thus far are men of set.
tied years and families, and the opinion expressed
Today was that, the court was fortunate in select
Ing these with the hope that men OF equal standing
Will De selected to complete the panel
The Talesmen.
AT ~ O'Clock the clerk proceeded to draw the IS
talesmen, as ordered by the court, as follows: A.
D. Howard, lilo H ST. s.e.; John Lynch, 3139 o st.
NV; L. c. Bailey, 1928 NJ st. NV; r. II. Taylor,
pennsylvania ave.; A. C. Stevens, near Mount
Pleasant; Henry Dade, 2529 St; j. Harrison
Johnson, sth st. and Virginia ave. Sc: Daniel
Edward Baldwin (of Baldwin Bros.); jeremiah
cross, ~ 18th St Sc; Michael Shehan, 725 4th
st st NV; s. c: Palmer, 1924 ssth St NV; James
Cnas. ii N0urSe, 9Th and Stn.w.; Joshua Green,
7th st. and Va. ave- Sc; Mich McNalley, 1913 11th
stSe; Henry Croggon, 18th and L Sts. IN. W.; w. c.
O'Meara, 215 Pa. ave. n.w.; John Kaiser, 1874 32d
ST NV: F. II. Smith, SOC St n W.: ThoS. O. Arnold
132 11th stse.: VIM. Tabert, 323 4th sts.e.: James
II. LuXen, 307 Pa. ave. Se.: A. Peterson, 1717 St
NV; Eugene r. Lewis, 1632 o St.nw.: T. A. Toll
son, 701 7th StS.e; GuStaVe Hartg 1901 7th Stnw:
). I. c. Clark, 1914 Stn.w.: +. E. Middleton CO.
NJ. Foster, 313 sts.e.; T. Bowling. .33261 St NV;
John T. Cannon. 1904 st. Sc: s. T. Hobbs, 1924
9th st. NV; John G. Judd, 11th and Pa. ave.
August Shredder, 524 9th ST. Sc; w. A. Hender-
son, 7o5 18th ST. NV; Zach. Downing, 1918 9th St:
John Gibson, 1912 Pa. ave-; H. ii. McKelden, 319
18th st. NV: j. Walter Pling, 9TH ST.: David A.
ferguson, Cos S. c. ave. Sc; Ralph Wormley,
Uniontown; j. I. Probey, 1919 32d st. NV: E. p.
Cohen, 154S l st. NV; c. w. Thorn, 315 9Th
ST NV; G. w. Gates, TAI 10th St s.e;
John H. Dunlop, 1890 L ST. NV: w. F.
HatCon. 713 9Th ST.; c. A. Buckley, 1887 32l st.
NV: q. Caverly {of Caverly & Coy; W. j. Stephen
son, 9TH st: wharf; VIM. Lord, 5th and G sts NV:
T. Hunckel 32S Indiana ave-; W. II. Wheatley, lC6S
Jefferson ST. NV; James Bennett 1926 22d ST. NV;
a. w. Blunt, $50 18th ST. s.w.: James w. Tyler, 91S
Sth St NV; Benz: L. Wheeler, 1855 X; w E:
Spalding, Pennsylvania ave-; Joseph Weaver,
NV; Andrew W. Kelley, American House;
Robert Ball, 233 G ST. n. wv; George w. Darby,
3iOO Nj St; Thomas SOmervile, 316 18th st. n. W.:
U. HarknesS, BladenSburg road; s. Haldeman, 1897
Pa: ave. Howard @. Keyworth, 529 7th St; F. j.
Acker, 133 E st. n. W.; w. p Young, New York
ave-, near 14th ST.; Robert B. Tenney, 3012 Dunn
barton ST. Joseph T. Hornblower, 945 Pa. ave-;
Alex Leadingham, 1897 II st. n. W.; Joseph c. Lee,
3O4 Pa,