Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-14

ct. net L aud NJ John BROWNING ga and & SITS;
sv WeiIs 49, st; shusaroc ists 1 snd s e.
~ oreder: .Rt Thompson, FO st; L smith. Z
1 RI Hsty ard
2Ist; Gross | St near barracks; va Whitley
sts; Robert ureey, st. bet iethand 18th 9TH john
Ro1d 9Th Kst; Goats tst; bet nth and lsth;
h 18th s and ST ~; Bet
Horest: 2o9 G ST; I'd Allen. lis G at; James
1ou 1dSI s.. BET 2s smith "a
SITS; Jackson, aud 9th SITS; Jos Susli van. nth
and sts; II Harner, ST. bet cath an, snd 18Th; q
Levi.. Nth st; John Lsary,, 2ith st; John Will
sh snd s .na GSoh
J Bor, 22d st. bet Z end l.; John Ramsey, st bet
Cab S9S IL I'D at La s1s
istL It and Az; James Goole; 1T. AID < sts;
s. paw: G.SIse yoass s BET 9TH AMI 18th
Mp KiTE, $, and vtsy; Parker; tn Il q. bet
as. Kiatz', G Collins. Treasury Depsrtment; "
Murly Mess house; g II Ingersoll, Winders build
son; 2ltt st, bet and av; NJ O'Brien 18th aud
Among those who drew prizes in this sub.
district are Messrs. A. Ross Ray, T. NJ p King,
grocer, and Charles Woodland. the colored
coachman now in jail on the charge OF muir
der.
SECOND suB-DIsTRICT
The second sub. district tSecond WartI was
next Drawn, the number drawn being a., this
ward lacking hut 81 of filling its quota.
The first name was that of Robert Wood, i67
18th street, which was followed by
J Molane s2s Z st; B Wheeler 18th ard canal;
Jos Colts; 4s9s 18th st; Jacob Aizer, K St bet 18th
LII and kssS .sh ri acm ss " NILE it.
M bet and
RSSfs Hoa n an BITING. fsssf and s s4.ss
wismscn 40 18th St. Tbe' Bsrne. III ith St.
w Weirman, 424 18th st; B Guy. 322 d st; nhn
srt Camp Hsy, " 40 e = Hop
kips. 467 NJ st: Gs,ei. 18th st. bet g and H. q
t9 I'D s ssSsns 2 Rsi
HoTTps. $40 Mass av; Smith; vt av and 9th st;
Ge!bi9 b M Gatter 1ss ,o'a .1s s.!n Js sonI
Mclean 48s Il ct; Creaner; lste st. bet N and Q;
st; s Kemp. slley bet 10th and 18th and P and Q
SIS; Jas Cooper. l4th st. near e; John Connolly,
This closes the Second Sub District. MIR. h.
F. Guy, of the firm Of Sibley & Guy, hardware
and stove dealers, is among the drafted.
FOURTH SUB-DISTRICT.
The Fourth Ward was then drawn, (the
Third Ward having filled its quota under the
last calD the number required being Sc, to
which topper cent is added, making the num-
her drawn 112. The first name drawn was
mat of Henry Sommerborn. 42l. which was
followed by
NASH, Kendall Greer, Park John solzmsnn:
smith. 49, i st; b Berry 49, Pa AZ; Julius
sicksl, '2a ~ It, 9 Stephens 5, l.. av;GW
E Nds Park S2@sT SS, Psrs $ Ss%asi
4 MeMansn. Kendall Green Park; JOB schmidt,'
si %:i:s's'iP 81 M55!ss S.ss.
psne ,Daa Sf Mass Az s0s
Il St eptens;; Nj and North Capitol sts;, j J Lane,
bet - and i 'o as 18th
hurdle, 35S 5th tt;J Mott. Arlington House;
g ~ st. SohR Roth ksnsa
ler Del aE bet and sts Lewis RaIy National
Psrs DO Ms.s
II Smith. bet 9TH and 9th ST.; Jas T93good 4th
oonaeSy rear IF 1
n 4t5 = -; John Cannon. G bet North
GG5s ods
J L Gilbert; Clarendon Hotel; Hall Gopel. North
sPi'Gl and Bonrdsty st. Thos HsINtyre
ssndon Hotel; VIM hnosn; Washing on st: j D
So St vseny sos
Brown aiobs office Jas wsIsh.' sss 81 18th St: ID
s eliza and ss Ds strs e s
Wm Tns HSse Lsmss,
street between "a and 41h st. Jas Cianeey alley
kayIeEs Alley d 1ows 9TH s % sts
In =. VIM 6Boa oct Il fa st
MIN srayns az Pa sae IN snG
SITS; Jas McElresh s24 9Th ST: Fay Mu nday, ~ Pa
unit, - tn St B. ale Pa av bet 81 and !, st;
Scho6eld. Is, st. ar Mas sv;J Coupsey 81 9th ST.
M' and st T yoPn %ay D a.s. fea
os Man gun 1th st; bet aud K; RE- Fletcher,
St 20 (" Il s san
81 6 st; VIM Bell; So Mo av; Jacob Critteniea
z No sv; J H Thomas. Fugitt's farm; n Dalton,
~ This closes the draft of the fourth sub dis
trict. Among the ticket holders are VIM nj
of the dry goods firm of Sinister X
Co, Henry Lyles. clerk Of the Center Market,
Fred. b. Mcclure. of the firm of Mcclure l.
firm OF harmon Burns Go.
THE FIFTH sUB.DIsTRICT.
The Fifth Ward was then drawn. The num-
Der required this morning was y, but during
the morning Alderman Gulick put in three
cruits, thus reducing the number "a. As being
drawn. The frs, name was that of Michael
" ard, Central City Railroad Depot, which was
Z Turner. bet jay and LIST at. and and G; J
i 5 uo Cox ak
East Capi aud 9TH ST.; II Bailey; 5I2 Pa av:
tsv bet I'd sna Vsn
Tisk,s brick yard Jas Christy IS E.s, CaPi it,
DoT s5 ei I~4 st. sshn and st
I h"mss Johpson. :s7 It; ,tililam jackson. rear
n1s 5ek M FTsi R,ni
st. bet LIST ard I'd; AND Boone, 62s Pa Az: John
Barnes Plants brick yard; Jas Martin. Pa av ard
It; Chss Snsfer, 81 st, near Md av; Saul Howell,
NJ 81. bet st end T. Saul Cant, J av, John
McPerhin,. 3ji st Jas McElhay G st, pet 4th and
9Th, las Carroll 81 II. near a: WALES, 313 1st
ST. Jonn Bullock 47s Paav; "a o Fisher. ST,
neaC J avenue; SulkiHs, Sherburn Barracks;
G Rurns. ay and St Michl Burke BALTIC
and X depot: Rob McCauey. 81 Sd ST east: w
Wood. Carroll prison; Phil Burr, Lambel's
stables: BY Vowel, Old Capitol prison: WIN Haw-
kfns Frazier row; ii Fl Clark 4f9 I'd st: T 10 yle
Isl % st: A Brown. canal, bet and c street; A
Ochart 18th and ID sts Geo Austin, Richard bk yd;
Ahof, 5l2 J. av; Thos Slater, Plants bl> I'd
This closes thH drSft in the 5th sub-district.
Among the lucky ones are Rev. Father Boyle,
OF st Peter Church; VIM. p. Wood, Superin-
terdfnt Of the Old CapItol prison; and S. g.
Wales, formerly of the Capitol Police.
SIXTH SUB DISTRICT.
The Sixth ward was drawn, 10 being The
deficiency and ~ the number drawn. The
Ill st ticket contained the name of n. Green,
9Th, betwse & and ID Streets which was fol-
loNedby
+ l. Fuss. G St bet 18th sDd 9Th; John Coffee. 18th
st bet sDd &: Jas MaFaiun. Pa AMI 18th 81;
e WaysoL street, bet 9Th and 9Th; John Raw
S'as y s.. near g Ed kcrger. 10Th It east Jacob
Farrell ! tn aun st; w Ree-e, Va sv and 9Th
# Wagner, Md Az: rel 18th ard 9th st; Leroy
Hodsson llth st bet aud G: Dennis Reg n G
st, bet and N; Williams @ st. bet 7th and 9Th;