Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-31

@nu tao tnree nrst named for Common Copp-
Gil In the following list were elected:
FIRST WARD
For Alderman-W. T. Dove, 322 s. E
Douglass, 2S3; 3. Tucker, 81
Common Council-J Kelly, 3I3; o s.
Paine, Dab; ". @. II. Newman, 325; w. Il
Minnix, 206: j W Sheahan, 1872; Charles
Abort, 13l; E. H. Fuller, 142 II. N. Easily,
13S; T. Walters, IL; Charles Calvert, 80; W.
Brursr, 81.
Assessor-T F. Hardness, ABB
SECOND WARD.
For Aiderman-W T. Bayly, 46S. Flod5ar-
do Howard, 4IS.
Common Council-J. Russell Barr, 4S3:
George II. Plant, 432; John NJ. Dom, 42S
Nicholas Callsn, 374; James G Berrst, 323
Robert Z. Doyle, BOG; Geo. W. Stewart, I5S.
THIRD WARD.
For Alderman-French S. Evans, 444; Z.
NJ. Chaplin, $50.
Common c Juncil-Jonatban z. Walker 436.
JOS W. Davis, 429; 4. NJ Duncans. n, 425;
Z E. Qaeen, 34s; Hudson Taylor, SAB; c. P
Wannall, $50; w r. Woodward 29: Chas A
Stewart, is; blank and scattering. 7.
Assessor-J. NJ Downing, "A; " Harbaugh,
FOURTH WARD.
For Alaerman-J p. Pepper, GOA; Charles
S. Wsllach, 439.
Common council-JOhn Ball, 547 Jno L.
X
Clarke, 1852; B z. Middleton, 1852; J. l.. Club,
430
FIFTH WARD.
For Alderman-John II. Houston, 37S; John
j. Mulloy, PIG
Common Coun:il-Samuel c. Gussy. 335;
John Z. Killmse, 339; John MeCauIcy, 3IS:
Joan w. Mead, 272; Jas. OEnsr, zoe; EEas
Yulos, 1874
AssessOr-Jeremish Hepburn, BIT; John
Johnson ls5; B F. Dyer, =; D. CalIag nan, 4.
SIXTH WARD
For Alderman-S. A. Ii. Marks, $50; Viii
liam Morgan, 2S2
Common Council-Henry Stewart, $40: Je-
emish Cross. ISL; George r Ruff, 375: Aaron
W Miller, PSI; Lsmuel Gaddis, go; James
Gull, 235.
SEVENTH WARD
For Alderman NJ Pearson 54s. Fred
erick y Ritter. 2O9
Common COuucil-J. L Smith, ssh: w.
B8mbe-ger, 547; j. X. Gill, 542; John Petit
bone, 2l4; John FL. Ssmmss, 2Og; Mils,oad
19l.
AssessOr-P Hepburn. jr. 57s; John Sneak
2O3 '-'
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF On Tuesday event NJ
boy, AIRED about twelve years, cane to d..
A. V. Miller. (residirg at the Navy Yard
saying that bis mother wanted to borrow for
an hour the Physicians horse and carriags,
with view Of visiting a sick friend q short
distsnce from town The doctor at ouca re.
sponded 10 the request, though ct some pe--
soIal inconVenience. Subsequently, be learned
that bis carriage was broken. and living in p
lot in the neigh bOrhOoa; the boy uraccus;omed
to living, having upset it. The lad acsnoH-
lodged ina. he procured the horse and vehicle
under false pTetences, and that his mother
knew nothing whatever about his condzct IN
the premises.
Night having set in, DR.. Miller was unabIe
tnh .ra
Tor repair, and therefore hauled il to the side
Of fence. whore he vainiy imagined that it
would remain, unnOlested until tho next
morning But, not so During the night,
some evil di posed persons not Only destroyed
the new patent leather apron, but battered
and hlthied the carriage, and Injured i; to the
extent of thirty five or forty dollars, whereas
one-seventh OF that amount would have re-
paired the original damage
We do not know that the doctor will thank
as for mentioning this case Of malicious mis-
chief, but II does seem to us peculiarly lard
for him, especially a. in lending his horse and
carriage to the boy he was responding, as he
was led 70 believe. to a call Of humsnity-so
chasae,eristic of that gentleman.
NORTHERN LIBBRTIEs ENGINE House The
contract for building the new engine and
school house las bsen awarded to Nj Robert
w. Dove. that gentleman undertaking the
work At $4,000, or 50 800 with the materials Of
the old structure. Tie e1if,e will be erected
On the square south OF Seaton's Garden, be-
. tween Fifth and Sixth streets, the corporation
CT Washington having paid So 1915 FOX ths 10,
The dimensions OK the building are 10 be
twenty eight by ffty-four feet, and three
stories 10 height. The front Of the frst story
on New York avenue, ia to be brown stone
and the other parts brick. The house is 10
be surmounted with q belI-toEer-ths entire
nj Rhaf
informed, tie PresbyteIia church, under the
pastoral e5a:ge Of Rev. A g Carothers, IL
that vicinity. The plan was drawn b. Bald
win Nenning, and reflects much crsdi, on
their architectural taste. We repeat, tie
building Is to DE occupied for public school as
70 enter on the street side and the members
OF the company in the opposite direction, on
New York avenue, thus keeping the two de-
Partments as far as possible apart.
Nh. JoHs N. CRAIG bis young gentle.
man. the Know Nothing candidate for AIier-
man IN the First Ward having denied, through
the Union, that he publicly asserted that
"When ne get possession Of the federal
government IN 1855, as assuredly We will.
there will not be left in Office one man outside
Of our order"
Mr.. G.. SOuthall, the writer Of the com
muhlcation In that journal calling attention TO
lis NeSl6lahLOu u MI NEalg, replies the
Union over his name, this morning reiteratipo
his original anonymous declaration and pub
fishing letter from Mr.. Charles Albert sus
tanning 1t, and showing that Mr. Craig is en-.
ureiy wrong in the statements in his card a 10
That ne said IN the heat Of argument We
shall tomorrow publish all the paperc in the
controversy.
EXCURSION AND COycERr.-As will bs seem
oy reference TO our advertising columns, tn
concert recently given at Roseyals. hear Bla.
densourg, will be repeated, some OF The bes;
musical talent Of our city taking part therein.
as The proceeds are for benevolent purpose,
the erection Of a Baptist church. there will 10
1ooot De q full attendance. A train of cars
s oeen Chartered to convey thither all who
aesire 10 attend, which will leave the depot
tirS" friday evening, at . quarter be-
re MICS almost every day. parties NOT
ieS In numbers, leave the eitv "a .riov ,ic.