Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-15

Ire this result WAS announced there wal
the large portion % tie citizen. Of Wsshinf.
ton sho we're anti Know Nothings, Of the pso
teeston OF representation In the boards OF
election commissioners, In which Mssss Bor-
rows, MsSruder, Walker, Bsyly, and others
participated
The ballots being next counted for commits.
| sioners for ths Third Ward. the result was sn
neunced az follows, Wis: Samuel 0:ubb, ~ i;
kIeaser Brown "a; J H-G. McOuteheon, 20 (;
G. Wsunall, 8; Isaac Clark. 1.
The following is the result Of the balloting
fer commissioners Of the Fourth Ward: J. G
Dom, q; j c Mexican -; Aug Klopfer 3;
Jas Il Boss, 20; VIM A M,ury, l; Vim Jones,
/; David Saunders. /.
Fer the Fifth Ward W. p. Furgurscn, %
Jas E Brown, %; Edmund Barry, %; &.
Baldwin. s. l,.t.
For the Sixth wa-d Samuel 8. Spr;cs..
IS: Nimrod Garrstson, Is; Henry N. Ober, Is
For the Seventh Ward-Thomas & Lloyd,
9; T. Allen, IL; z c. Martin, 20; J. PUN.
phrey, 20.
NorB -Ths three having the highest mum
Der Of votes on each ballot were In each case
duly declared elected
The chair announced that the joint meeting
Woald next proseed to the election of rsvi
sorry comm'ssiOneftSQr codifying the laws, in
place Of John N McCalIa, resigned
Mr.. Busey nominated J. T. Peters
Mr. Bayly, 3. Halliday.
Mr.. Smith, w J Martin.
The result Of this ballot was announced 40
f,lloss:
Martin ID; Peters 10; Halliday 4; B. G.
Weightman
No choice having been effected. second
ballot took place, with the following result :
Peters IL; Martin, II; Halliday, 5.
No choice having been effected, q third bal
lot took place with the following result-vis
Peters, Is; Martin, IL; Halliday, A. There
still being no choice, fourth ballot Was had,
resulting as folows-vis: Peters, IL; Martin,
IL.
Mr.. William ] Martin having received q m.
'riiy Of the whole number Of votes east, was
declared duly elected, and tho joiut meeting
adjourned. After which, no further business
was transacted by the Board Of Aldermen.
Board Of Common Couaei1.-The Beard
met At At O'Clock.
Mr.. Dunoan.on presented the petition Of
Henry 4 Kalus -owski for the opening of FIT.
teenth ftreet; refer: ed.
Mr.. Duncansn, from the committee on
clains, reported Board Of Aldermen's bill for
tn relief Of the heirs Of James Moore with an
amendment; passed
Also, from the Same committee, the Board
Of Aldermen's bill for the relief Of Isaac len
Eyck; pass d.
Mr. Busey moved the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resotped, Board of Aldermen como orring
That the two Boards meet In joint meeting
this afternoon for the purpose Of o. octing three
commissioners or elections, and one codi6er in
the place of John N. McCalla, resigned.
Mr. Clements introduced bill for grading
and crawling Third 4. passad
Communication was received from the
PerssveIs nce Fire Company asking an sppro
pristion of $50 for the rehanging Of the alarm
bell OF the company; referred
The President laid before the Board the fol-
lowing statement from the Bank Of Wash.
ington:
Corporation of Washington an account sc,th
Dr.. the Bank IF Washington CR
General fund ..s ,S65 25 Rrdemn fund. 81 40 4s
Sinking luDd.. =. d urpIus fund 49, & $50 IL
school funt.... 6,ll7 o. First Ward. 1924 3
second Ward. ), SIS IS Third Ward... . 673 10