Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Should be NOn.partisan.


WASHINGTON, d. c., December II, 1884,
After all the talk we have had indicating that
the inaugural ceremonies are TO be free from any
ana everything which would SAVIOR OF partisanship,
is 1t likely that the Norel feature proposed by the
West Washington Democratic club, as described In
The STAR OF yesterday in the following paragraph,
will be sanctioned by the committee having the
ceremonies in charge:
THE INAUGURAL cERKMoSrEs-PRoPosED NOVEL
FEATURE OF TIE PROFESSION
to raise mounted sgusdron Of 2ls men to take Fart in
ranged in divisions. rspresentins tue number of cleo
tora votes by different states for Cleveland and
sents."
1t would be difficult to conceive OF any feature In
such procession more partisan In It's character or
better designed TO excite party feeling. Think OF
It'll The 1ags OF sixteen southern states and those
OF four northern states! The President is 1naugu-
or particular class OF states; SO let us have one day
in four years In which all can unite in political
Demonstration or act free from all party feeling
states win be represented at the Inauguration and
none more largely than that one which gave Mr.
Blaine the largest majority dt is thougnp ever
didate CITIZEN.
bia Photographed Union will hold its annual
election tomorrow afternoon. The principal con-
tests will be Tor the secretaryship and places as
delegates ithree} to the International Union. The
following are the candidates: For president, L
simmonds, Chas W. Metzgar; for vice president,
Joan D. Kavansgh, b. Clay Evans; for secretary,
Thos. T. Hurdle, Ed Il. Thomas; for reading clerk,
W. c. Dewar, TGea. NJ. Mace; for treasurer, Byron
A. Ford; Tor sergeant-at-arms. W. r Barbour, c.
Schmalhotf: Tor delegates three TO be selectedI,
Julian l. Wright, VIII s. Waudoy, Geo. w. Cox,
Geo. NJ. Depue, Dan. V. FeDton, &. E, Kendig, s. s
also upon the question OF permanently locating the
International Typographical Union at some CEN
trail point
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MARRIAGE LlcESsES-Narrlaga licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court to WIN. Rob-
H Huth and Ada Osborn: James Frank Turner and
Wtlhelmina :Biggs, both OF A. A: Co, Md; Phillip
Gray Russell and Lillian KENDALL Jesse Lawson. OF
Piaintied. n. j., and Rosetta e. Coakey; H. Gibson
Camper, OF A. 4. CO., Nd, and Georgia ]. Greene.
Peter B. Meredith and Anna T. Brooks; Winslow
Henderson and Carrie Washington: Thomas Bowie
and Virginia Allen; WIn. S. Kaiser OF Philadelphia,
and Elizabeth a: Tooe; Manning J. Adams, OF ST
Paul, MIMI, and Mary W. Mckelden; John E. Suit
and Jane E. Watts, both OF p. q. CO., Md; John X.
Lynch, OF Nachez. Miss, and Ella a. SomsrvilIe, OF
Mobile, Ala: VIM Buckner and Eliza Edwards;
Beverly W. Howard and Josephine Moran, both OF
Prather; James E. samuels. OF King George CO.,
Va, and Kate NJ. Thomas; Henry Snowden and
Louisa F. Easter: Basil Ashton and Isaoel EstacS;
Anderson Williams and Annie DiggS
DEATH OF CaAs. e. JoyCR.-Mr. Chas z. Joyce,
clerk IN the contract division, Post once depart
ment, died yesterday Afternoon at his home, 22s
East Capitol street. after lingering illness OF con-
sumption. MIR. Joyce. who was - years or age
entered the army In 1861, and served IN the Irish
brigade with grear gallantry during the war,
having been promoted at Gettysburg to a IfeuteR-
ancy for bravery Ia action. After the wGr he
went to Ireland. where be was arrested and Ina
prisoned for alleged participation In the fenian
movement, but through the intervention OF the u.
authorities was released. he was u prominent
member OF J, A. Rawiin5 Post No. l. @. A. r., OF this
city. He ieayes a widow and TWO little daughters
The funeral Will take place tomorrow at $50 p. %.
Before his death Mr. Joyce named the following TO
serve as paIlbearers: NJ. z. Creil, Dennis OConnor
j. NJ. Keogh and n. B. Firnian, OF John A. RawlinS
post, Grand Army OF the Republic, and Mr.. H. u.
Weaver. Col Trolt. j. Porter and G. II. Severtng,
OF ths Post once department.
INJURED Ev rHs GAZING OF ASEweR-Aoout one
O'Clock this afternoon sewer being excayated near
the corner Of 5tn and streets caved IN. Henry
Lewis, q colored laoorer, was caught under the
fallen earth and seriously injured
OBTAINING A wircu BY IxPERsoxkTrYa rHI
OwNEk-Some days ago q lady left o watch, with
chain, valued az e3a, with MessrS Harris Shafer,
jewelers., ulS Pennsylvania avenue On Monday
last q woman, believed ut the Time to be the one
who LETT the watch, came In and incurred II the
watch was done As ft was not ready, she called
again the next day. and the watch was delivered
20 her. The real owner Of the watch called yestcr
day, and It was discovered that the party towhom
IL had been delivered was an impost0r. The woman
who got the watch anspers The description OF o
woman WHO has neen plying amnar game On
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