Evening star., 1885-06-20
After Offensive Partisans.

THE JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC CLUB GETTING
READY TO PREFER CHARGES.
At the regular meeting of the Jefferson Dem.
ocratic association last evening". Emmner in
the chair, j. Warren acting seeretary-Mr.
Emmncr reported that the committee appoint
ed at the last meeting for the purpose of obtain
ing names OF government clerks who took an
active part IN the late campaign in the interest
OF the republican party, nakiug progress
especially rs relates TO Virginia and Pcnnsylya-
MA. 4 circular to be sent TO the heads OF the
Inherent departments accompanying charges
that may he preferred against 'Oheisivc parti-
sans, was adopted. The circular sets out that
the constitution OF the association defined its
object 10 Oe Ito disseminate democratic princi-
pies ANA 10 promote the interest OF the demo-
cratic party by all lawful means" and saws.
FOR The purpose % c;trryin. out this part OF
the constitution u committee Was appOntc cd for
tue purpose OF obtaining. charges of offensive
partiSatsillp against government CLERKS. Tie
.ou for investigation. Ample proof Will be Iur-
hished u sustain al. Charges preferred by this
committee"
TEN THOUSAND ASKED FOR BEING Com
PELLED TO oWALH.-ieSterday W Samuel II. Tay-
lor entered suit against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad company, clainiin. 3 TO-
COZ damages for injuries. He states HAT on
the ifth instant he went on the cars on Penn
Syivania avenue, paid lis faI. and landed ut
tih street. and made application for transfer
there. Du: tine conductor OF the -Senue ear cric
out 10 tie transfer agent in L loud Voice Don't
let those naen have transfers; they have beaten
tIelT way on my car and want to beat their
way further thi. while plaintiff was ACCOM-
panied by some friends and spoken i'm their
ncaring aud that of Others. and Hotwitbstapd-
Ing the fact that plaintiff had paid his full
fare He was refused IL transfer and compelled
To walk Il long way.
REDUCED RATES TO NATIONAL Enc AMPMENT.
VIA IAPENNSYLNASI.i RAILRoAD.--The National
Soldiers Reunion and Encanpmen will be
held in Paramount Park, PHILADELPHIA from
June 2Stn 10 July 9Th, 1885. The event viii
embrace an encanipInsnt OF representative
organizations OF the citizen soldiery OF the
Union, and detachmentS OF troops from the
various arms OF the United States service. The
command VIII DC in charge OF military com.
nltttee composed OF the most eminent soldiers
OF tje land, and numbers OF prominent leaders
OF the late war will be present as guests. The
proSr9m embraces all the features OF actual
camp service, the most important of which is a,
series OF competitive drills, in which the crack
hiilltry organizations O. the several states will
contend FOR valuable prizes. There will also be
iaaneiiFers. The Fourth OF July will be :, par.
tleCiiriy interesting day, and the ceremonies
are expected 10 be witnessed by the President
sa aaa cabinet, and other distinguished people.
~ beauty OF the camp grouDd and its lccesSi-
pity adds no little to ihe general interest i'm
the tillir. .
For the benefit of those desiring to offend, the
neiihsyiSania Railroad will sell excursion
HeHetS ifoni june 10th To July 9Th, good to
return until July eth, from all Stations ON N,
| rates.
Mr.; McD0NALD, of the Park hotel, Williams.
port. IA, viii be at the Riggs house Monday.
5",I -nu, prepared with diagram Of the
hoiei. Partie, can select their ro0pls fronting
eitner east, south, west north and get all i'm.
,ofihation as To rates. tranSpof tatlon &c sc
Many Washin.ton families have secured room
Tor the season.
RocK ENoN SPRINGS opened on the 10th In.
s''.n. WITH prospects OF q full season.