Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-08

I'd do. ls7 3iS 800 27S
9TH do. LIST do. $50 2M ae2 81
2eas 2aOl ass8 sll7
Berret's majority, s7l. Magruder's majority, ~.
Whole vote cast in 1855, 5,sl9 in 1853, ,s05-in-
MIR. Purdy received 10 votes.
Votes for Members of the City Councils.
FIRST WARD.
Antt-kaOW Nothing. IndspeAdsnt
Alderman
VIM. Il. Dove ......4l5 VIM. A. Bradley. -. 264
Common Council
Charles Albert ...... 434 samuel stott. .......252
John b. Turton. .4I9 John w Easily -. a7I
8 s Parker ........ Ala Charles Gordon 2i6
Assessor
William Riggles -. .4O3 John Rheem. .2S2
SECOND WARD.
Alderman.
L. j. Fisher. .59i No candidate.
Common Council.
Grafton Powell. ....592 F.. C. Dyer. No returns
VIM. o me-. ..6.9 c. l.. Coltman do.
Z. :. Jones $50 Il. Richards do
THIRD WARD.
Alderman.
Joseph F. Brown. SIS Jno. C. Kennedy. .5O4
Common Council
Lambert Tree ......560 Chas. F. Wood .529
VIM. u. Palmer SOL JnO McChesney.. 522
Assessor
Hephenlah Jones :. .552 JOS. Nj Downing. ..j22
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman
VIM w Moore. Isl John p. Pepper. go. $50
Common Council -(SecOnd Precinct
Elijah Edmonston. .257 VIM. q. Deale. .....33I
WIN. p. Mohun ...254 WIN. b. Webb -. .32i
FIFTH WARD.
Alderman.
C.W.C Huntington ASH II. N. Gilbert. ..... go
Common Council.
m ATrll
VIM. F Wallace. .45O John Bohlayer 49, a64
L. Van Riswck.. 400 Samuel Cook 26I
Assessor
Geo. F. Smallwood 400 b. F. Dyer..........27e
SIXTH WARD.
Alderman
A w. Miller .......4l2 VIM. Dixon. .3S9
Common Council.
Geo Bohrer ........4li Jas. A. Gordon 800. 800
John Russell .......i41 John Sessford, jr .4l3
SEVENTH WARD.
Alderman.
John I. Cassel. SIS p. NJ. Pearson 90. $50
Common Council.
Jas r. Johnson ..52i Thos. f.. Lloyd.....57i
Geo. Wright. .5l4 Charles Wilson 562
Edw'd Nj. Clarke. 500 Thomas Milstead. ISL
Assessor.
; Im1 ; Taylor. sos ~ ohm II Bird .575
FrGHT.-Last evening, about O'Clock, man
who had gone into the dwelling Of Mr. Kelly
come very abusive because Mr. X would not
give him any liquor from his store, which was
closed, was expelled from his house He then
took possession Of the front pavement and raised
quite an excitement bv his loud and unbacoming
language. Mr.. c. Kelly, brother of the pro-
prietor, happening to come out of the house, be-
came the object of voley of abuse, when he
retalated and gave the creator of the dStu rbance
sound thras hing. On recovering from the
stunning effects of the blows, the fellow renewed
hon
and led him away. In little while the officer
came back and apparently underworld to create a
disturbance with Kelly himself. A neghbor
persuaded Kelly to go into the house, aud thus
put an end to the affair. The policeman deserves
a severe rePrinand for not having taken the
drunken man away before he was whipped and
also, Tor his own subsequent conduct.
CENTRE MARKET-This morning the market
opened with much better attendance than is
usual upon the first market day Of the week
large number Of country dealers were at the
stands, and many were scattered about fhe mar
ket al convenient positions to catch the attention
OF purchasers upon their arrival in the Market
square. The licensed dealers were generally at
their benches. The supply was Of excellent oual-
lty, and Hastily displayed The business OF the
day was disposed of rapidly although the de.
mand was much greater than on recent occasions
1000 ordef was maintained by the enforcement
OF the market regulations
ACCIDENT - Last night, another of those acct
dents which result from the careless use of cam
phlne, and frequently terminate fatally occurred
on Thirteenth street, between II and A lady
MIS- Crawford, undertook to replenish lamp
while burning, Ivy pouring the camphine from
bottle into it. The fluid in the bottle iynited
and she, In her confusion, scattered the fluid
about the iooIn setting fir to bed and other ar
ticles. Her arm was badly burned and her huS-
oahd VINO went to her assistance, had his hands
burned: IL Is probable the accident would have
beeh sun more serious, but for the timely assist
dnce OF Mr.. Morsell, neighbour who rushed in
and took the burning furniture into the street
The LADIES FESTIVAL will open tonight,
when there Will be brilliant display of the far
sex, and abundance of beautiful flowers and de-
lightful refreshments. The band will play some
OF the choicest music, and there can he no doubt
OF The pleasure and interest of the occasion
There are fourteen different churches having
tables, each one arranged according. to their own
taste. Then there is the union supper table
where all the subStantas will be found Dre
sided over by ladies' from each denomination.
WATcH RETURNs.-Dr Choate, disturbance
at the polls; dismissed. Chas H. Johnson. ID
&, throwing stones; dismissed for want of evil
dence; Nj Cavanaugh, Ireland, disorderly; dis
missed. w. i. Turner, England, do do. ]
r. SPrague, Mass, do f; do Six lodgers-non-
residents.
PkNNIKs.-ThOse IN want Of Pennies for change
ter of the Star Office. " ' IF
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each. WP FErRInGE n 90
PrOprletOrs. New York.
m Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton
TAYLOR MAURT, Booksellers, between 9Th and
i"th ST.. rd. avenue. NIL
MARRIED.,
On the Sd instant by the Rev. w. b. Edwards oil
the nj. r.. Church, Mr.. JOHN w. PAUIEY to
MISS ELIZA ANN THOMAS, both of George