Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-05

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VOTES FOR MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCILS.
FIRST WARD
KnOW Nothing. Anti-KnO,o Nothins,.
Alderman
John N. Craig, 2Ss w. B Magrudsr, 32s
Common Council
Sam'l A. Storrow, 287 Chas Albert 328
James Kelley, 2SS E. H. Fuller, 324
Wn. g. Newman, 2so John B. Turton, 327
SECOND WARD.
Alderman.
Bushrod ". Reed, 382 d.. Thos Miller 457
Common Council.
Geo. Il. Plant, 375 William Orme 466
Up. Dickinson, S8l Thos. ]. Fisher. 4SS
J.B. Williamson, S8l W. b. Clampett, 459
THIRD WARD.
Alderman.
John Trstler, 3s9 AY .P. Garnett, so5
Common Council
J. 7. Walker, 4O3 T. B. Entwiqle, 80
JIG McCutchen 3S3 E NJ Chaplin, $40
James TOwle', S8s R b. Laakey, s1i
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman.
M. G. Emery, $50 Jacob Gideon, 4s4
Common Council
A. Mod. Davis, $40 J. Kennedy, SOP
J. !, Clements, 535 DR.. N Young, SOL
John Ball, $40 j. L. Club, SOL
Assessor
Wn. Douglas, 643 IR. B Owens, 5O4
FIFTH WARD.
Alderman
Dr.. s. C. Bussy, 3I2 J. G Fitzpatrick, 2ss
Common Council.
A. Baldwin, 800 7. Hutohingson, 303
John Bohlsyer, 309 J. w. Mead, 300
J. Peters, Sl4 VI. 81. Thompson 2S3
sIxfH WARD.
Alderman
Robert Clark, Al A W. Miller 244
Common Council.
6. &. ROf, 422 John Costigan, 25o
Jno Bayne, 42l LsnueI Gaddis IA
Josiah L. Vensbls, All John D. Brandt 245
Assessor.
Israel WATSON, 40 Valentine Conner, 43
sEvEsTH WARD.
Alderman.
John L. Smith, ass d B. johnson, 268
Common Council
J. PumPhrey, 4o5 5 s. Taylor, 252
3 forks AtLse, 40 Ii A. Clarke, 249
CENTRE MARKET-A year has elapsed since
MI henlett prepared plan for q new Centre
Market, which was approved by the proper
municipal authorities; but that gentleman
being Professionally engaged In California
The estimates were rot submitted; and, there.
fore, nothing further could lie done in the
premises. But as he is now in Washington
We presume that they will soon be forthcom-
Ing, IL they have no. already been prepared,
and deposited with the Mayor
Ine sum OF I've hundred dollars was offered
as premium for the best plan, and Mr. Rem.
lett was the successful CONTESTANT.
According to our recollection, the structure
designed Is to cover the entire ground now
made use Of for market purposes at cost Of
hundred thousand dollars. From what We
can learn there will be lite or no difficulty in
raising the money, by issuing stock or by per-
hitting private company to build the house
ana draw the rent for a specihed number OF
years 10 reimburse them for the nOnev thus
invested But 1t will be the duty of the next
Clty Councils to devise the ways and means
ior consummating the plan, If they shall con-
nder the subject worthy Of their deliberate
confederation.
We trust that the erection Of q new centre
MARKET will not be delayed, owing to differ
enes OF views as to whether the present site
saalI De retained, or a new one procured We
aroE mat IN certain western town the erec-
aon Of q school house zas delayed for twelve
years, because the people could not agrees on q
iOesuon for IT. Such folly skould noi chsrse-
teriIe our ci,izers.
The older part Of the Centre Market, to-
"sfd seventh street, was built more than Fifty
years ago, and Its 90 time honor cd walls" bear
s'loencs OF that fact. The roof is messy
green. in faaf g.
sooEs That 1t 10 lettering remnant of the
Past, TO be respected on account OF its good old
age, and certainly lot for its architectural
beauty and its new soat Of white wash.
HE Centre msrket-houss is undoubtedly
useful, net ornamental but something in sc-
eofdanee with the spirit Of the times and the
wants OF the community is required So long
aH new one hesn urged and demanded,
.itnout avail, that il seems almost a waste of
subject.
rReH We obtain a new market house We
snaii probably have a city clock to tell u. the
uue tine; or, At all events, q time that shall
- regarded a. uniform, for, under present
ss.rcumstansss, the hands CT no two watches
''n !" point in precisely the same directions.
DCrY WE'LL DoKz.-As FAR as We could per.
I've, ne various police officers charged yes
aAy With the duty of preserving order and
Y.-es At the polls, discharged tLsir duty with
~ eommendable fidelity, decision. and good
,1Per' thus contributing greatly to the really
80. kaole harmony Of the day. The con-
&c. OF othcer Boa, Of the Second Ward, came
ssucalarly urde: our notice, and won de-
..o ed praise from all Of all parties who were
around the polls
ASSAULTS LAST NIssf -Ssseral young men
..H'., arrested this morning for last night as
lung and beating Mr.. VIM. Tucker, a re-
anA quiet man, and much respected by
no are acquainted with him.
vsiun assault grew out out Of politics, and
and Mr.. Tucker was severely injured
a, oH on the face struck with slung shot
n;.y whip. What will be the result Of
Marr.sted. .-n O-i 'H i'''' 1-'
IA nfeuEsr-Thsy who built bonares In
~s streets last night ar. ,.o,.,,.3 b. On.