Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-16
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The jackson Democratic Association met lass
evening at Endowment Han. Mr.. JsS l. Norris
presiding and Mr.. Nathaniel ssrdo secretary. Mr..
Kirk, from the executive committee. made q ~
port which Was adopted. Recommending the cleo
ton OF delegates 10 the Baltimore convention %
democratic clubs July 4 and also that the ssso-
citation participate In the celeorstion that day:
Delegates were elected ss follows: James l. Nor
rs II. o. claushton, y. sardo. T. =, Muller. X <
l. White, John A. Clark, George 4 krk, II. q.
s.,sa ana es sSt sss nj o n1rs
q democratic clubs OF the District 70 meet on
me principles proposed py the league OF demo-
cratic clubs was read and motion made 20 adopt
them member In the rear OF the hall moved 70
stated thai an unouslised ensorssmeni or me
principles 20 secure the admission o. delegates
was required The motion Was not pressed. and the
Nj. Tenney. OF the national Hotel was elected
an honorary member.
The president announced the following commit
tees: Jno. NJ johnson, J. c. Mwallach and Jessie
Mann on membership; Mills Dean. Howard ClAgett
Henry Z Davis Jesse b. Wilson and Thos r.
On motion OF Mr.. Kirk the association Decided
70 invite all the democratic clubs and state organ
aa,ions 70 unite with them In visiting BAlimsrs
Mt. Clarke presented from the executive COM
mlttee resolution heartily approving The delno-
cratic nominations and the platform. Dr. Allen
OBJECTED 20 the resolutions saying that Cleveland
was no democrat but the resolutions were
An address was made by Mr.. Norris on the prin-
eiples involved IN the approaching campaign, and
s'o'eo OF thanks was returned by the association.
Real Estate sales NJ Twtning CITY.
| NessrS Duncanson Bros. have sold at alctton
the following real estate Cor Richard smith ana
Chas A Elliott, trustees: Lot is. block q. TO ChaA
1 NA1Z "a
Richard T. Peititt, 81 cents; ioS is same bIocS 10
same purchaser o. cents: lot = same block block 10
same purchaser, 81 cents: lot . same block. 10
Henry streetsoerser for cents: lot "a same block
TO Robert Weber. 81 cents; lot % same block,
henry Naylor. sh cents; lot i same block.
Rita Weller. cents; lot 4, same block 20 same
purchaser. cents; lot =, same block. Henry Nay
| ~ cents lot IL, block 3. Louis Rothschild, l4k
cents; iot - same block. Henry Naylor. On cents
block, jacob stinzrng 3a cents; lot ~, block =
?. Doolin 81 cents; lot "a, same block r. r.
bradbury, cents; 10. Il, block 8 henry STREETS
berger. ~ cents; lot !, block 4, T. Il. Ellsworth,
IL cents; lot IL, block 9, Richard T. Petit 8
cents; lot 10, same block same purchaser. az
chaser. cents: lot a same block. same
purchaser, 81 cents; lot 4, same block. VIM. Beu-
ebert; cents: LOT 3, same block. same purchaser.
cents, lot /, same block, Louis Rothschild, cents
lot Ia block 2, Geo. I. French and r. r. Bradbury
| sNhes, wv, olOSh =. Il 4 W niAc. N ctItss lOt
I, block !, Rita Weller los cents; lot 3. block 4.
| 4 b. White, On cents; lot 4, same block, same
purchaser, 81 cents; lot z, same block. Charles
Nelson, 1r, cents; LOT s, same block l. r White
| cents; lot q, same block 20 same purchaser for
| 1cents The above lots are Immediately adjacent
! 10 the proposed new bridge, PENNSYLVANIA avenue
| extended, and known as "Twinlng city" The sale
Is advertised 20 be continued On "Wednesday, 20th
| June, 4 80 O'Clock
Gar0eners' Club TO Visit Was htngtOus
From the Baltimore Sun. to-day.
The Gardeners Club. OF this city, conternplates
making visit 10 Washington on the 29th OF thu
month. In the Government grounds and reserya-
tons OF that city are seen the test possible exam
pies accessible In this country OF the various
branches OF gardening IN ornamental planting Tor
landscape effects the production OF leafy avenues
Tor shading streets, or the more SNOWY bedding OUT
\ Of pastures and lawns, ana the cultivation OF q
great variety OF exotics whether for purely deco.
rative or economic uses. IL Is the purpose OF tho
| club 10 Inspect the United States botanical gar
or Agriculture, the White House conservatory the
various public parks the soldiers Home, and q
| number OF commercial establishments, &C. Tho
| cluo Will De received ana guided by a number Of
prominent members OF the craft IN Washington.
| The program includes q dinner at some point On
the route OF the day, the iuineracy being made by
| means OF omnibuses ana park phRetonS Mr.
and Messrs Win. McRooerts and Chas q. Camp
bell aie secretaries.
FREE EXCURSION 10 THE NEwsBoYs--The proprie-
tors OF Colllngwood Beach having generously ten
oered the use OF the grounds and OF the steamer
| an excursion on Tuesday under the auspices of
| the NewsbOys Ladies' Aid Society