The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-09

B. L. Feeney. William o'Brien. Alter
Mates James Loveless, William King, T.
II. Carr
Sixth dlstrict-Delegates: William II.
c. Bayly. S. Percy Thompson. Charles
Rupertus. AIternates George c. Rick,
Robert c. Tally. J. o. Cole.
Seventh dstrict-Delegates Dr. l..
Fleet Luekett. DR.. d. G. Davis, T. NJ r
King Alternates: John Brennan, Joseph
Hannah. John Boyle.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures: A. b. schlot-
terbeck, William A. Vaughn A. De Ford.
Alternates: j. f. Miller. J. Z. Benton.
Edward j. Frank.
Ninth Acknowledgements Milton II.
Hawkins Charles G. Carter. George r.
Adair. Alternates, Arthur II. Anderson.
Fleming j. Lavender. Emory A. Bryant
Tenth Observation-Disclosures. Moses Pack,
william j. MeGirr. Joseph e. Hubbard.
AIteraates. r j. FiHgles. James McCreedy.
Eleventh district-Delegates: william
Neitzey. John T. Smith. Charles Weidman.
AIternates: William Carney. Sinclair DoI-
aldson. Charles Wells.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures: p. f.
O'Connor, Henry Hyde. George Glas Oe.
Alternates: J. J. O'ConnOr. Frank McCOr-
mack.
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures John
Horstkamp. DIR. J. II. p. Benson. DIN. L.
Vowles. Alternates: Futon r. Gordon.
Webster Downing. Charles II. Turner.
Fourteenth district-Delegates: J. VI.
Dunn. j. j. RoseuberEer. J. J. Como ly.
Alternates. Joseph Williams John Ken
needy. II. J. Matern.
Fifteenth district-Delegates Z. S.
Jordan, John Schlouerbeck George De-
trOw Alerntates: Harry Sears, Edward
Holmes C. W Howard.
Sixteenth district Delegates, Charles
EsinECr. James Shea. William Simpson,
Alteruates: Joseph Massino, William Van
Riswick Charles Geer.
Seventeenth district-Delegates: Domiui,
sullivan. James +. Scaggs. Alternates:
Douglass Feuwick. George NJ. Mattingly,
Charles Matthews
Eighteenth district-DeIegates Andrew
J. Sanford. Martin Horn. Richard Ryan,
slteruates. William MCCanery Robert
Carroll, Fred A. VOTERS.
Nineteenth district-Delegate Thomas
Ryan. r L. DittCe. J. J. Gleason. Alter
mates. T Carroll J. a. Quill. James ID.
Finch, jr.
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures T. Ed
ward Mitchell. Edward Rice. NJ J. Brown.
Altern3tes: W. 5. Riley. Frank Richards,
DIR. James Hoskins.
TweHty-first districl-Dclegates; y. c.
Lang William W Hallam. DR. J. j. Stat
terry. AltgInates: A. J. Symmonds. NJ 7.
Randolph J. ID. Munsey.
Twsnty-second Observation-Disclosures: An
drew Miller Samuel z. shields. Louis Leh-
man. Alternates. Frederick Schlosser. NJ
j. COffey jr, James II. Hughes.
Arrangements have been made by tho
Bryan Democratic Association for a mass
meeting TO be held this evening at Hill
yards Fan. 1921 Seventh Street northwest
Representative John 5. Rhea OF Kentucky,
W. +. Ryan Of New York Gen Floyd King
OF Virginia and G. W. Slater. Of this city
viii address the meeting and a rOusine
rally Of the Incorporating Bryan Demo
Gratis is anticipated.
Bryan mass meeting will also be held
by the Bryan Democratic Association OF tn,
Thirteenth district this evening in Carroll
institute lall. Tenth Street and New Yorl
Avenue. Among the many prominent
speakers who have been secured to address
the meeting are Representative Sulzer OF
New York. William E. Ryan OF Buffalo
Hon. James Robertson OF Idaho. and
. Charles vs.. Slater Of this city.