Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
NJ. J. M'pERMoTr.

corresponding secretary. James Semple, Cincin-
matt: financial secretary, Enoch Remick, Phila-
delphia; sergeant-at-arms, George F. Uber,
Philadelphia. Thirty cities were represented
The fourth annual convention was held at
Deer Park, Md, in june, 1886, at which 1879
delegates were in attendance. At this conven-
ton the elected officers were: President, James
Allison, Cincinnati; first vice president, John
Trainor, Baltimore; recording secretary,
Thomas Mcneil, Cincinnati: treasurer NJ j.
Lyons, Brooklyn; corresponding secretary,
James Semple, Cincinnati; financial secretary,
EnOch Remick, Philadelphia, and sergeant-at-
arms, d. j. Collins, st. Louis. Twenty-Five
cities were represented.
The fifth convention was held at Chicago
June, 1887 at which there were 166 delegates in
attendance. The officers elected for the cur
rent year were: President, John Byrns. New
York; first vice president, John Trainor, Balti-
more; recording secretary, Henry G. Gabay,
New York; treasurer, NJ. ]. Lyons, Brooklyn;
BROOKLYN: financial secretary, Enoch Remick,
Philadelphia, and sergeant-at-arms, David J.
Collins, st. Louis. Forty-three cities and
towns and one state were represented by asso-
Citations.
The sixth convention was held in Boston
June, 1888, with an attendance of 217 delegates.
The officers elected for the current year were:
John Trainor, Baltimore, president; Edward j.
Hannah, Washington, DC, first vice presi-
dent; John I Carey, Baltimore, recording and
corresponding secretary; John J. Hamblin,
Chicago, treasurer; Enoch Remick. Philadel-
phla financial secretary, and David J. Collins,
st. Louis, sergeant-at-arms. Fifty-tive cities
and one state were represented by associations.
The seventh convention was held ut Pitts
burg June, 1889, with an attendance of 210 dele
gates. The officers elected for the current year
were: President Edward j. Hannah, Washing
ton, D. O.; srst vice president, Robert Griffith.
Chicago, ILL.,; recording and corresponding sec
rotary, Geo. A. Green, Washington ID. c.:
treasurer, Jeremiah Sheehan, st. Louis, Mo. |;
financial secretary, Enoch Remick. PhiIadel-
phia. Sixty city and three state associations
were represented. In all, thirty states were
represented by associations.
The eighth convention was held at Denver
June, 1880. with an attendance Of 1S1 dele
gates. The officers elected for the current year
were: President, Robert Griffith of Chicago,
III. vice president. Joseph A. Macdonald Of
New York city, N. T.; recording secretary, ].
r. Alcock of Chicago, ILL.,; treasurer, NJ. ].
Lyons Of Brooklyn. N. Y: financial secretary
]. J. Hamblin. Chicago, Ill. There were nine
teen states and thirty-nine cities represented
in all.
The ninth convention was held at Cincinnati
June, 1891, with an attendance Of 202 delegates.
The officers elected for the current year were
President, Jeseph A. Macdonald Of New York
city, MY, who died some six months ago; vice
president, Jeremiah Sheehan Of st. Louis, No. /;
recording and corresponding secretary, NJ. ].
McDermott Of New York city, MY; financial
secretary, T. ]. Tute of Boston, Mass: treas
urer, n, z. Goodman Of Milwaukee, Wis
There were hfty-six places represented, being
three states and Afty-three cities.
STATE VICE PREsIDxNTs.
Alabama, W. H. Franklin, Birmingham; Ar
kansas, G. NJ. Wing, Little Rock; Colorado, J.
2. Rattican, Denver; Connecticut, L. H. Mills,
bridgeport; California, E. L. Burgoin; District
Of Columbia, d. 6. Williamson; Delaware, Jas.
Z. Traynor, Wilmington; Florida, VIM. Clarke,
Jacksonviiie; Illinois, VIM. Bowden, Chicago;
Indiana, Jas. N. Hesley, Indianapolis; Iowa,
Jas. Cameron, Davenport; Kansas, Jas. Foley,
Lesvenworth; Kentucky, Thos. p. Watts, Louis
vilie; Maryland, D. N. Sullivan, Baltimore;
Missouri, J. T. Reardon, st. Louis; Massachu-
setts. D. A. Horgsn, Boston; Minnesota, P. G.
Dryer, st. Paul; Michigan, w. C. Weatheriy,
Grand Rapids; Maine, Arthur Shea. RockIand;
Montana, H. II. Brown, Helena; New Jersey,
Robt. J. Mooney, Summit; Nebraska, Jas. d.
O'Neill, Lincoln; New York, J. A. Creelmau,
Rochester; North Dakota, W. F. Allen, Fargo;
Ohio, W. N. Kelley, Cleveland; Oregon, VIM.
Muirhead, Portland; Pennsylvsnia, B. r. Coll,
Pittsburg; Rhode Island, Geo. R. PhiIlips,
Providence; South Carolina, o. g. Miscally,
Charleston; South Dakota, H. d. Brach, Huron;
Tennessee, }. l. Park, Nashville; Texas, Dan'i