Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-13
J0yOU. VIRGINIA Democrats.

\ DEMONSTRATIONS IN FOSOR OF HON. JOHN s. BAR
HoTR-w. ARLINGTON DEMOCRATS PARTICIPATES.
Al en- h!siaatic crowd greeted lion. John $ Bar
bour, chairman OF the Virginia state demo rate
committee, ~ the metropolitan hotel last night.
I.:2 occasion. was :: SertrliIde. rendered. to Mr. Bar
Icn: l.; he Virginia democrats, residing in this
Gi'S n manifestation of their gratitude Tor the
peri lac took in bringing about Tie defeat OF
>i;'!l"h.' in virginia. About thousand people
W'lt uttered in front 0f Tr hotel and tie D., ios
Eoir' Hifi with l;;as nd III" guests of the occ.-
sion. The Marine b:nd was stationed on the
h:!ccnE AMI greeted each speaker with patriotic
and addressed them Tor iew minutes on the re
:ititS ct The victory over Mah0neiSm He was
"Llfl>iN. t.ilY r-ctiFeti. and the close OF his
ytmdrH5 was loudly cheelHl. He was followed 10y
Hon aoin GooGie OF Norfolk. who spoke at length
upon the p"ii'ica situation in Virginia. Saying, in
the tollroe I'll his remarks, that Virginia BY her
vote had cOndl 'nncd the attniiIiSt Ia ion. not
ciily for lis support OF Malone. but for lis
sil.ln civii service ieiorm. The other speakers
We're: Gen. W. III. Payne. OF Fauutlier. Gen.
fitZhuzsh Lee, Hon. John F.. Massey. Gen. w
:. Ros.cr.ns Col. Eustacc Gibson. Of West Virginia.
and Hon. John K. Gla>Scock. OF California. mum
rF 81 'oh%fatuldtHry tel""ralS were received from
various parts ri The country ami announced TO the
audience The committee i'll charge Of the celcbra-
t0t. was composed OF the following: W. L. Burwell.
w ID fcacy. J. T. COldwcll. X. e. GlaSScOck, O.
r. Fisher, NJ. Wallace, Thomas ". Buckley, DR.. q.
The Jackson Democratic association and Column
Oh, Democratic club took part i'll the demOnstra-
ton. The Jaci son association assembled at Cos
t.
NnffS- MI t. \c'lnifEer was elected marshal.
NJ Thomas J. G,r. assist ant marshall: Mr. b. r.
SrtiWarlZ second >Nia;'nt marshal. and Mr.. Thomas
stewart. color bearer. procession was then
formed. ahd The association ;niichcd to the Met
rOpoiitan hotel.
FORMAL. OFENINC OF THE WoMsN'S DlsrFNS AIRY
The WointnS daptnSary FOR women and children.
III e3 10Th street. was dedicated with formal cert-
monies last evening. The interior OF the building
was tStefully decorated for the occasion Services
were conducted hy Rev. pr Leonard, Of ~. Johns
church. who read an appropriate passage OF the
scriptures. Rev Dr. Elliott. III ASCENSION church,
d"iitftt the drfiIcatolv prayer. Addresses Were
ftue tE III. Ia bnf johnson. prti8 mt Df the board
"f Nana@"rS. and &r. \. g. Riddle. and the exer-
ci~PG were closed with 'hc ben"dirtton of Rev. Dr.
fani,ih supper was then served by the ladies in
charge. The attendance, which was large. i'll
clud4t many prominent h;scians. Mr.. W. :.
IhoHp>0h jr. and Ms Inocp!i Gher johnson. Dr.
and Mrs Wn. Seaman. nT. James : BcaIC. Dr. A. T.
A. King. Mis- y y. f. GarnCtt. Miss tiadsby, Mrs
Louise Pollok an,; daughter Cart c. w sumner
l. = v. Miss Florence SUMNER. Dr and Mrs. d. w
l'ft'i.tl~S. Mis-, PrnjiS>. Mis-. Roach. president
Non5n's Temperance association. Dr. Mary Par
Hisani, M aHf Mrs Z. ". >rltaeiler. Mr.. ana Mrs.
T. Z. Rice. Nr and Miss Mckee Miss Guilds Miss
Fannie tniifls Miss Helen 'hiidS. Miss Louie Cres-
sou Rev. 3r. j. u. iott. Rev. Dr Leonard. Mr. A.
:. NoIthinEion. br. and Nh; Frank Baker. DR. IIlr-
rrt \ NavFnn. OF N''w Work: Cen AMI MIS- MISSY
Mrs. Hall. Miss Lille Hail Miss ,onrkIirr Mr.. y
W. .heii. M~9 FM,Hcy, MIS-. Bciya Lockwood.
Mr. Sutherland. az OHIO; Mis- Florence smith Rev
Mr. lugie Re-. pr. j. L. khtkin, lion. A. G.. Riddle
~ -'~t4iit4~A - WI HiiS. DJt'
REFUSED On BtU--N. = Whi:etCf,l. Who wa :,
committed 1G Jali by the Poke Court. on s>aptpu-
her :oth. IL" forging The nuuo Of senator s;ornian
10 checks has ., II released Oil bali IL Si.ty; W. H.
Wood, benz, his surety.
THF JAnANTSE SAIE.-Th1 al" az this fine enllac-
rior win tax. rit Tomorrow ~ powlnr's al.cfion
rnart.S. nth street AMI pcf!~l vania avenue. at II
uCl"'t The hr"uzcs and pniceiains nir me- and
the o,;ic should bring out Il large attendance.