Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-10
The Ccacrcd National Convention.
DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE Ass EHBLY WHICH WILL


DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE ASSEMBLY WHICH WILL.
MEET TO-NTGHT.
The convention TO choose delegates from this
District to the National Col0red Convention,
10 BE- held IN Louisville. KY, In Septefn-
Der, Will be he'll at Galileean FIsherman's
hail tonight Last evening meetings were
held in several OF the oil legislative districts TO
choose delegates TO tonights convention, with the
ard Henderson, G:ifith Reed, Albert Mcintosh:
alternates, ID. Hadnell, and David Mpsser.
T. Arnold. ana Turner Stuiley Thirteenth-Drle-
gate, George H. Boston, solomon Morrison, and
L GIBBS; alternates. Vim. II. Stewart, j. IL. Smith,
VIM H. Collins. Sixteenth-Delegates, ". ii. Lee
George W Wilkins and Samuel Adams. Nine,
teenth-De:e5ates, j. X. Stewart, Charles f. Free
nan, and VIM. A. Lavlletie. Twentleth-Dele-
gates. George w. Stewart, Frederick A. Dyson,
Robert Dorsey; alternates, L. H. Wayne, and JAS
\. CIPHER Invent y-secOn1-D. leg ties Daniel
et!iyaru, Peter MOaoy, ami George Springs.
DEATH or AN OLD CTrIzES.-Mr. Henry Ingle,
one OF the Oldest Inhabitants OF this city, died ye
terday after several months illness, at his resi-
dence, No 1870 street northwest, aged seventy
one years Mr.. IngIe was born In Alexandria. Va,
In 1879 and came to this city with his parents
when q child OF four years. when quite a young
man he entered the government service, ana
naSn ,or no long time ,esmplSyed In the post office
orderly Srnr sePseaR! p Ins Washington volt
here he became active In the local military and
was for some years an active member OF the Ma
tional RITES He was commandment OF ST. Paurs
OF the Oh lest Inhabitants AssocIit and WAS
quiet, UnootIuSiyc geutL and leaves an un-
eIenished eputation. large circle or friends and
acqudiEtlhces Will sympatl!Zt with the bereaved
Iamily-a widow and two children. The funeral
services VIII take place from his late residence
this afternoon at O'Clock, and the internent
viii BE- made at LOudon Park cemetery, BlIti.
nlore Tomorrow
REAL ESTATE ST. ES-R o. Hoffman h7s mr.
chased lot ~ in square 49,, for SIS 25 This prog
trty IS az the northeast corner or 10Th and streets
n"r.hWtsi, opposite the residence OF Hon. George
NJ KObcS0l- The lot IS 81 feet inches front 90
cottage.
MesSrs Thomas j. Fisher 4 Co. euct,onaers
SOLD yesterday, for the Citizens Building COM
pany. The following lots In square so: sub LOT 90
co.. 9Th ana S.. NV, to Geo. w. Corcorln 10 r
e5- per square foot; sub. lot 80 to same purchaser
1of zoe Per square foot: sub. lot &C. same pur-
chaser. Tor ~. per square foot; sub lot 81, same
purchaser, Tor 6jc per square foot; sub lot 20 10
James y WinehFrger, for Coz. per square foot;
sub. lot SO, 20 NJ. g. Emery, for Coo pr SOU IRE
Io0t: SUB lot 6S, same purchaser for 65 per
square loot; SUB lot 81, same purchaser. Tor i5c.
pef square loot; sub lot 66, cor. French ANA 10Th
sts.. TO f. II. Smith, Tor &C.. per squari foot; sub
lot IS. TO 7. 7. stewart for 90: per square foot;
square loot; SUB lot 81, TO A. III. Brown for S..
per square foot sub. lot ~, 10 r. ii. T. Leopold for
s5g- per square foot.
Thomas Bowling has recently made the follow
Ing sales: For john f. Hanna, trustee, lot 81 In
reservation Il, fronting . feet on PcnnsyIy MIA
avenua and running Tack that width about I27 :
fe-t 10 an alley. improved by 3-stcry and attic
brick house with back building, No 416 PeEnsy.-
vania avenue northwest, to Mrs. James Lynch, for
e 800 For the owner, the north half or lot l6 in
square L. being Nos SIS and $50 25th street mort
west, 10 James Royce, for $3.50. For Anthony
liYd trustee lot Fl, In subdivision OF square No.
81 with the improvements, located on the east
si,ie OF 9Th street, near p street northwest sub
Jet 10 taxes. TO c. W. Hugely, for 81 $50 For Jos.
[; &. Kennedy, trustee. all those parts OF lots
No 1876 street, between 18th and 20th streets
Iorth"est, 10 James NJ. Marvin. IoG $1,000.