Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

the chairrnen sat for q minute each holding his
broom, when Chairman Boston turned around.
ton. and reniarkei: .Look ahere. Dyson, it seems
70 me were are making - laughing stocks
RRApxrTrrSG THE DELEGATES
Chairman Dyson retired from the stage for a
time, while the reconstruction proposed by the
police was going on but he did not give up the
chair. He called Mr. Hewlett to his place,
and MT. Hewlett guarded the chair, the broom
Amiss' plan 10 WHICH, the Convention snbmife e
as the lieutenant had a dozen policemen at his
back, was to put everybody outside. Then the
was read and the delegates admitted 10 the hall
as their names were called. After that the names
ana ney Wer an e C'nef s nssry
hours before this process was completed. The
delegates who had to stand In the cold outside for
half an hour or more were cooled on considerably
when they came In.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The following are the delegates who appeared
this morning TO claim seats in the convention.
First district delegates: A. c. shipper, E. D.
Dudley, A. c. Bryant, James Young, and @. n.
Taliaferro; aternates, c. NJ. Hall, Daniel Lee, and
second district delegates: Ralph wormley, Prof
J: ii. Gregory, Samuel Perry, Geo. stuart, and
W. Alexander, George X. Barnes, NJ. NJ. Holland,
John II. Harris, and Henry ID. PaytOn: alternates
X. I. Hubbard, Rev. ID. F. Wiseman, and Richard
Third district-Delegates: F. A. Herbert, A.
Clarke, w. Hunter, Z. NJ. L. Williams, and +. l..
Walker. Aternates: G. II. smackon and I. II.
Fourth district-James Cornell John W. Lee,
Charles H. Lyles, Charles II. Smith, ana Daniel
Martin. and James Washington. Contesting-R
D: Ruftin, II: ". Hewlett. Daniel Washington, J.
W. Lee, and VIM Washington. Alterpates: B.
Also contesting-Collin Crusor, IT., Adolphus
Woodward, Arthur Goings, T. Parrot, and Lorenzo
walston. Aiternates-knoch Bell, Henry Morgan,
Firth distri6-Delegates: W. Y. johnson, W. H.
Matthews, Wayman Brooks JnO. Ii. shorter. JAS
Wallace, Jno Adams; contesIing delegates: Geo
w. Phillips, Chas. s. johnson, W. G. Crawford,
Robert Jones and David craig; alternates: Jno. +.
shorter, Jno Norris and Frank Cruso.
Sixth district-Messrs. VIM. II. johnson, c. D.
Morris, Gilbert l. JOY, Thos. j. Harris md Richard
Smms; alternates Nathaniel Marshall, jeremiah
Matthews ana Geo. Forester.
Seventh diStriCt-John Taylor, VIM. Beckett,
Henry Lacey, E. B. Welborn. Alternates: Samuel
testing-w. H. Barker, Lewis Douglass, Henry
Burgess, Andrew Thyme and II! ter Meyers.
AIternates: B. Quarts, II. B. Williams, JOS T.
Eighth district-Delegates: Robert Brown, s. R.
Wall, Z. C. Ball, X. s. Fletcher and j. {. Strather
Alternates: delaware Hudhell. VIM. Walker and
Ninth district-Delegates: w. Calvin Chase.
Francis Hall, j. z. Middleton, Abraham Smith,
and Paris Lyvers. Ailernates; Jonn Middleton,
Capt. w. p Gray, and Walter Grundy.
Tenth district - Delegates: Marceilus West.
Sampson J: Asher. VIM: Gibbs. Edward Green, and
R n lnG "
Observation-Disclosures: Win. Nicholson, Charles
Hurdle, Alexander Gibbs Robert Wilson, and
Brooks and W. II. Morgan.
Eleventh. district-Delegates James. W. Sewell,
Edward Nelson, Coleman c. Smith, John A GID
son and Bradley Young. Alternates: j. F. n.
Wilkinson, James Smith, and James A. Bradley.
Twelfth disJrtct--Delegates: George Holiness
Mark Hawkins, II. E. Quincy, Walter BlrAert, and
{. F. Harvier. AlternateS; Thomas Pentony, JAS
Mann, ana Walter Butler.
Thirteenth dislrict-Deegates George IL. Bos-
ton, W. Ii. Collins, Sayes J. Bowen, B. Taylor and
Jerry Robinson: alternaues Z. Addison, re. Pow
ell, and John \. Hamilton.
Fourteenth district-Delegates: Gus Nelson, A.
ST. Smith, II. Z. Bolden, james Rey .oldS and
Joseph Hill; cOntesulng delegates, Gustaye Mel
son. JalleS hill, b nj tilin +. Dabney, Lewis Ford
and j. ID. Mackali; aternates, X. Hooper, Charles
HupninS nd Frank Jenifer.
Fifteenth dlstrict-DclegateS: J. W. Freeman,
Nj. ID. Hem, John L. Bell John Holmes and Jonn
w WA ,s Atsrnes; W. F. treean, WIN BeI
DAVIS, Alex. Harris Ambrose Co, X, AUner Jones
and lenry Ricn. Mternates: Alex. Brown, Jesse
Wneeier and Robert Blackboard
SiXteeuth acknowledgements: W. H. Lee, Daniel
F. Canlil, +. A. Dyson. p. II. Carson and Peter q.
Meredith. Alternates: j. w. Lomax. e. W.
Els her and I1lman Dorsey.
seventeenth dlstrict-Dtlegates: j. T. Washing
ton A. IA. Hail, $. Z. Jones, X. A. Armisted j. Ii.
Gordon aIternates: ID. A. Berry, j. h. Brown,
ISAIAH Lewis. Contrasting delrgates: Daniel Berry,
K. II. Gunneil, Richard Johnson, anu Wesley JOnn-
son; ailernates: Edgar Mckinney, Jos. Daley, and
JOS. Ford.
Eighteenth district-B A. Mcdonald, Lewis WILL
liz, Arthur Redmun, Andrew ALTMAN, and V. p.
Addison; allernates: W. Brooks. q. w. Mcdonald
and 4. II. Brent.
Nineteenth district-Delegates: Andrew Gleeson,
NJ. L. OBrien. z. 4. Breen W. A. Ward and +.
Jones. Alternales: WIN. II. Murphy, X. W. Waters
twentieth district-Delegates: NJ. II. Robinson,
W. c. COX, George Miller, Cnas. Moore and w. II.
Jones. Alternate: Vest Taylor.
Walter Middleton, Frank Aidricn, VIM. BrooHer
and Frank Joyce. Alternates: Appleton p. Clarke,
George c. ii. Better and Henry GelZ
Twenty-second Observation-Disclosures: A. T. Bonds,
Daniel Stillyard, Il. j. Nicholson, Daniel Galiowa ~
and Albert Berry. Alternates: John Mitchell,
Contesting delegates: Donald McCathran, James
X Flood, James Vickers, f. A. Alien and james
Nicholson Alternates: Philip Delano, George
Gibson and John Vernon.
CANDIDATES FOR CHICAGO.
There are several candidates for Chicago whose
names are in the mouths Of delegates Judge
Shellabarger and Milton NJ. Holland are spoken Of
by the Chase or Sherman men Chase is regarded
as a candidate. Fred Douglas has so declared
talked Of. Perry carson and Andrew Gleason are
Carson's candidates. They are Blaine men. Maj.
A. II. S. Davis says he is not candidate.
Daniel Cahill and Hallet kilOourn are also
talked Of as delegates.
NOTES.
'.Of all the conventions l ever attended in the
District OF Columbia" remarkedEhairman Boston,
.sthis Is the toughest one ever saw"
Mr. Douglass remained during the day as an in
tereSted and apparently somewhat disguised
spectator. He spoke TO the reporters and asked
They were, he said, sadly losing ground by such
eXh billions as this.
Special Officer peterborough, colored, who
was arrested about noon on cIarge OF disorderly
conduct left s. collateral at the police station for
his appearance.
"The only thing regret" remarked Lawyer
Cahi during the recess, sis that did not get in
motion quick enough TO exclude the reporters"
"But the reporters will only tell the truth" re-
marked a reporter.
But that's just what we don't want" said Mr..
Cahill
Water for AnacOstjas
FUNDS NEEDED TO LAY WATER MAINS.
Capt. Symons has written to Col. Ludlow letter
relating 10 the laying OF mains In Anacostia as