Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

morrow afternoon.
the Ohio Democratic Association elected the fol-
loving officers for the ensuing year: President,
Hon ). 5. Yoder; vlce-president f. S. Clinton;
secretary, r b. Caldwell; financial secretary, f..
Y. cummings; treasurer. Mr.. Dicman-
The picnic for the benefit OF the German orphan
Asylum takes place to-day at the Schuetzen PARK.
Judge Miller has returned 10 the city and will
occupy the bench In the Police Court tomorrow.
The viii or jeremiah 5. Dineen was filed to-day.
lie leaves his estate TO MS sister, whom he APP
points guardian 10 his child and names as her
Mr.. C. II. Paige. OF the Pension once, while
visiting his sister-in-law at Hyattsvlle, Nd, yes
terday, accidently cut his left nand with a pen
knife, nearly severing the index and middle fingers
The Democratic Ratification Meeting.
PosrPoSEMEST UNTIL SEPTEMBER II.
The democratic central committee at a meeting
Saturday night, DECIDED TO postpone the ratifica-
ton meeting arranged TO De held on Thursday
night In front OF the City Hall until Wednesday Of
next week. The postponenent was mainly due to
the fact that the ratification meeting in New York
Will De neid on Thursday night next and some OF
the speakers engaged for the meeting here wished
TO attend the one In New York. general desire
was expressed TO have Mr. Thurman here on the
occasion OF the ratification meeting, and MesSrs
VIM Dickson and Lawrence Gardner were in
structed TO go 10 New YORK and personally invite
1t Is not thought probable that Mr. Thurman Will
Do able TO accept the invitation, as he has an en-
gagement TO open the exposition In Columbus on
tno 10th instant A number OF prominent local
democrats expect 10 attend the New York meeting.
STILL PRESSING Mr.. THURMAN TO CONE.
Mr.. John Boyle, corresponding secretary OF the
central democratic committee, wrote Saturday
night 10 Mr.. Thurman, informing him OF the COM
mittee's action In postponing the ratification
meeting here until Wednesday September IL In
anticipation OF his presence here on that date
committee from the &c raj democra Tic Committed
consisting OF Messrs. Boyle, Manogue and White
OF the committee on speakers, and Messrs. Dickson
and Gardner, OF the advisory committee, together
with Chairman Rowe, OF the central committee,
who Is now In New York will all unite In person,
ally urging Mr. Thurman 10 speak here In TINS
they are bling seconded by Col Brice chairman of
the executive commiIIee and nv Senators COR
man and Kenna, OF the national committee
--
Sd artillery which LETT WASHINGTON SATURDAY.
morning 10 march 70 Baltimore by the pike to at
tend the fair at Timonium, camped at BetSyille
Saturday,aiternoon ana Yesterday marched TO ST.
Denis To-day they marched through baltimore
and proceeded 10 the fair grounds by the York
road
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THE LAST EXCURSION TO THE CAvERNs OF LURAY-
leave b. and o. depot on Wednesday the 5th INST
at $50 q. N This Is the last OF the popular ex-
cursiuns to these great and marvellous cayerns
served seaIs can be secured in advance without
additional charge at B. and o. ticket oriices GIG
and l3Jl PennsyIyania avenue Round-Irin far.
only s3JQ-Idrt
COMPOSER OF Mr. and Mrs j. b Espey Mr. and
Mrs j. W ZONES, ami Others was InrnIyn from a
Carriage into a ditch on the Bladansnurv rad
w..lle returning 20 Washington apnJ y .3O o,ciocS
last evening I'm. driver bravery hid On 10 the
r ms or me accident would probably have b en-
fatal Mrs Jones received an ucly v1sa over the
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