Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
k-,DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

/ ~ >sA>SDLMOCRAIIC PRIMARIES.
Pursuant to the call for the National Democratic
called TO be held on the @ evening o. TTFsD " Marek
District m s9e i%sntytwo eg atvs districts 0f the
anernates to Democratic Convention 70 be he at
t0asf as 0 on II III fS RsDAY March
S S elefs two deega,es and two a 10
IN the National Democ ratio onveni,n to assemble in
transact such other business as may come before it,
~ the lansuaee of the Democratic Committees call,
states District of Coumbia) irrespective past po
with us in the eor fnq p pr MnU and
nnnai government " are cordially invited to partici
10 the District Convention. Rln''e' ia 'e"'"s
,rict s primary meetings will be 9rranized in each dis
opened at 7:0 O'Clock p IN and close at 80 O'Clock
The primaries will be held in the several districts
e oe t5e9 th to order by their
First District-J. ". Tolson-Hayne's Hall. Union
second Dstrict-R E. L. White -BrishtwocA z =.
.,I Third Distrct-w H. Manogue-Forest Hall.
Fourth District-w. A. Hutchins-No 1880 set
-, IittL Districs-Thomss F. Cook-No. 24oV rect
a.. sixth Dis.rict-Lawrence Gardner-No. $40 Twen-
sSsysnth District-John Boye-Clabaugh's Hall. No.
fs5t street n9rthwest 7o1 ,.rss
Mi Ninth District Charlie. A. krause- Builders E1-
Il tenth District-Arthur l.. Campbe-Wiilard Hall.
Eleventh Dis;riet-FraukP Madissn-Po Potomac Hail.
ITe.tth District-C; ". DARKROOM No. 90 Post
onWilding. u stree: northwest
Fourteenth District-w. Molller-yay,or's Hal.
view fork avenue northwest. between firs: and Sec
=, Fifteenth District-P. F. Northwest corner
New Jersey avenue and street northwest,
T, siStsenth Distrct-Jaiues I. Brown Monumental
Hall, 1:s5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
seyenteepth DistrictJackson iates-Bake Hall. No.
Eighteenth D.s;ricr-J. i. ClarK-No. 1922 Seven tn
s'reet souhweSt; VI ~, iIt... o.. ,,.,,- TIN
fourteenth street and Maryland avenue northeast.
Iwentieth District-EdwsrI Lynrh-Cont mental
sTwenty- first Districi-M. l. Wesr-HerreIrs Hall.
twenty Staas Distre,Geoss W. raber.odd
fell9ws Hall. Eighth street between and streets
JOIN BOYLE.
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3xROpR. s. b. Strict HAS REMOVED 10
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sSapm SaIs FORMER residence q ST. n "" TO @i!.
k~FOR COMFORT HEAT AND SERVICE
No improvement invention that will
promote convenience efficiency has been
omitted in the construction Of the TORRID
FURNACE.
From the six sizes may be selected the one
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dwelling to a large church.
The TORRID is built for use 1t will
stand the and tear of hard use. Its
strongest recommendations come from
those who have subjected it to the ssverest
tests.
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