Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

Il cuaset some, ana threatened ITO appeal Out
| finally thought better ont, and procured a war
rant against the patrolmen, who made the arrest,
| charging him with stealing the hack, horses,
driver, and passengers. The case has been ruled
for trial.
THIRD WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION CLus -
This Climb met last night at Temperance Hail,
| twenty-f members present, Mr.. Richards In
| the chair. Mr.. Cleary was appointed secretary
pro tenn.
The Chair stated that in accordance with the
requst Of the Club, Mr.. Grimes, the chairman Of
| the District Committee, had introduced bill
| requiring test oath for sus picious voters.
Mr.. Coombs said the Senate having aeceded TO
their request In that particular, he was disposed
to try them further, and therefore offered reso-
luton that Congress be requested to pass law
allowing bona ade citizens Of six months resi-.
dence 70 vote.
Mr. Richards stated that that matter had been
before councils and that they protested against 1t
as being inexpedient.
Mr.. GO0mb: supposed the object of the Uncon-
dttional Union Club to be reform, as well In
councils az elsewhere. He was not satisfied with
| being called merely an unconditional Union man
All ofice-seekers protested to be such. He wanted
some test.
4 Mr.. Shepherd was opprsrd to the resolution
He said there were class, such as teamsters, &c
who would come under the operations OF a six
months law, and such voters could be bong ht by
any INSCRIPTIONS office holder who would spend
/ money and buy plenty Of whisky.
The resolution was laid over one week
On motion, committee, consisting OF the Pres
/ lucnt, MI ScrlNenet ana MI. shepherd was dp-
pointed to have notices printed and notify voters
| Of the next meeting. Adjourned.
SECOND WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION CLuB-
| A meeting Of this Club was held last evening at
| German Hall, on Eleventh street-ten members
being pres INT. After waiting until past O'Clock,
the Chairman being absent, on motion Of Mr.. Gle
| plane, MIR. III. B. Croggon was called on to pre-
| side.
The minutes having been read, Mr.. Ellwood
stated that he had observed the proceedings of the
n laSN kfS-. n
the propriety Of their proceedings being made
public; and stated that II such was be the case
/ they might IS well throw open their doors. He
understood that the object Of the Club was to
prepare for the coming election, and objected to
i the details Of the meetings being published.
| Several others took the same ground, but had
no objection to reporters being admitted, II they
| would only state that the meeting had been held,
| and was attended by the prominent voters Of the
4 ward; who, after holding conference on various
| subjects adjourned to meet next Thursday nj hit
10 make rash promise, we withdrew, leaving
| the gathering still discussing the propriety Of
making their proceedings public.
| SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfore Justice
Clark Susan Dlggs, drunk and disorderly; work.
house 90 days. Susan had hired herself out for ga
| levy day." ana got drunk In anticipation OF pay
i day, and was ordered away from her employer :
house, and she waB picked up for annoying fam
i lies In the second WaId. Susan is an old PEN
sioner on the Corporation, and she says her house
is anywhere she can stay when she gets out Of the
/ guardhouse.
\ yesterday: Smith Petit, running wagon without
| a license; dismissed-by Justlce Clayton
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported Ellen
Cohen, assault and battery; hned S1.5s w. M.
4 :. Hopkins selling liquor on Sunday; ruled for
/ further hearing, by Justice Walter Geo Usher,
| assault and battery; ruled for q hearing, by Jus
/ tice Dom.
| FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Justice
| Wdltsr.-David Leahy, VIM. Moody, @ J. San
1 ton, John Rabbzer, drunk and disorderly; turned
! over to the military. Christopher M eades, pro-
| family; dismissed. John HAYS, drunk and dis
| orderly; fned 81. Robert Hay, asleep in wagon;
| dismissed.
| CENTRAL GpARpHopsK CAsEs-BefoTe Justice
| Wa!tsr.-John nuning, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. A. r. Morris, do; John Jones, do !;
| turned over TO the military Louis Velten, drunk
| and profane; workhouse 90 days Roger Ken.
neday, asleep in the market; dismissed.
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