Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-22

The Mayor, az O'Clock a. m stated that ths
next business IN order was the election of mem.
oers OF the Board of Health. A number of
gentlemen We're placed in nomination, and the
following Were elected :-FirstW ard-Dr Rey-
burn and II. II. Tilley. Second Ward-Dr. G.
DIR. Richardson and Z. 4. Gaze. Fourth Ward
DIR. Johhscn Eliot and NJ. g Emery. Fifth
WaTd-Dr. ]. L. Grouse and w. w. Holden.
Sixth Ward-Dr. VII eeler and William Dix
on. Seventh Ward-Dr. +. Mead and John
knight.
Mr. Fowler submitted a resolution that the
conveDtion adjourn TO meet al the call Of the
Mayor, and that the Mayor be authorized to
make temporary appointments for all offices to
be filed
MI Ball moved to lay the resolution on the
table; which was agreed 70.
The Mayor stated the next business in order
70 be the election Of three Trustees OF Public
Schools for each Of the four districts.
The following Were put IN nomination for
the First Dissatisfaction s. Brown, ]. O.
Wilson, D. L. Eaton, A. X. Browne, F. ID.
Stuart Il. 7. Morsell, J. Sullivan Brown.
The first ballot resulted: Judson S. Brown, II;
the rest scattering. Mr.. Wilson was declared
elected. A second ballot resulted: Judson s.
Brown, 10; A. X. Browne, IL; the rest scatter
ing. MI. j. $. Brown was declared elected.
On the third ballot Mr.. A. X. Browne having
received Is votes was declared elected.
For the Second District-The Mayor nomi-
mated I. Q. Connolly, George F. Mcclellan, and
Messrs. W. Il. Woodward, w. j. Rhees, and
r. q. Fox; and the ballot resulted: Connolly,
"; Mason, 10; Mcclellan, IS; Woodward. IA;
s Knees and FOX, ~ each; scattering 1; and the
For the Third District-The Mayor nomlua.
ted Messrs. James q. Dulin, VIM. Il. Moore,
and N. A. West Mr.. McCathran nominated F.
Mr.. ArrIson nominated Josiah kellogg. The
ballot resulted: Dulin, Is; West, L.; Moore 16;
Walsh and Marks, IL each: Marche, IL: KEEL.
lofg, L; and the first named three were declared
elected.
For the Fourth District-The Mayor nomi.
mated e. NJ. Laurence, w. ]. Murtagh, and
Ellwood Champlin; Mr.. FenwIek nominated
Dr. Croggon. DIR. FeDwick, and p. NJ. Pear
son. The ballet resulted: IL each for the first
three, who were elected; for DIR. Croggon,
and 3 each for Messrs. Fenwick and Pearson
mated John W.Thompson; Mr.. Arrison, Horatio
X Merryman; MIR. Sardo. w. H. Gorbutt; Mr..
kelsey,Wm. Boron; Mr.. knight, John G.. Clary;
Mayor Bowen, Q. Q. Ever; ]. w. Thompson,
u. w. Goodali. John II. johnson. The ballot
resulted: Goodall. 81; Thompson and johnson,
feach; Gorbutt, Is; Ever 10; CIary, 6; Merry.
man and Boron, 2 each: and scattering
Nominations were made for the Water Board,
as follows:-John L. Pfau, Charles Handley
}. Sayles Brown, and VIM, b. Todd; but before
taxing vote the question was raised that a
quorum was not present; and the roll being
called, but /. members answered. After some
little discussion on the proprlety of proceeding
WIN the election, on motion Of Mr. Cook, at
O'Clock, the Board adjourned. There were
probably some thirty or forty Intellectual mo-
toms TO adjourn made during the meeting on
which the yeas and nays We're called
YOUNG MEMS SEYMOUR AND BLAIR As
soCIATIoN-A meeting of young men was held
last evening at Trades Union Hall, corner OF
9Th and L streets The meeting was called 10
order by Mr.. John T. Halleck, who proposed
that Mr.. 7. l.. Murray take the chair MIR.
Murray took the chair and stated that the OBJ
Ject OF this meeting was to form in this Capital
aSeymour and Blair Club, whose aim should
ne the election OF the Democratic nominees
Jhrty-six young men then signed the roll.
On motion OF Mr.. Halleck, the Chair appoint.
ed Messrs. John &. GrosIan, A. ". Spates ID
e. White, Benz. Mar, John T. Halleck, W.
Curran. and G.. q. Richmond a committee on
nominations of permanent officers and also on
Il constitution and bylaws, with instructions
70 report NJ the next meeting Major VIM. Nc.
Connie offered resolution, which the Secreta-
~ proceed to read ratifying the nominations
Of Seymour and Blair, and deuouucine the
Radical meeting on Monday night as reyolp-
uonary. &c, when II. T.. Wiley objected to
their being read further and the Chair declared
them ont Of order. Ny. Halleck informed the
Association that il was proposed 10 get up a
G!ee Clno, and IL ylted all who could assist in
the project TO do So
Dir. II. &. Wiley then addressed the meeting.
He thought that treason had been Suppressed
NJ AppCmattox, but finding il now abroad IN
the land in the shape of the Radical party he
vas grahfed to see the young men forming
themselves into clubs and was glad 70 co-oper-
ate. Captain Geise then promised thar every
effort Of his should look to the success OF the
Democraflc party. The Radical party are re.
country. He reviewed Gen. Logau's sneech.
stating that the 3O0,Oc0 soldiers in their graves
(whom Geu. Logan eulogized,) would, If alive
to-oay, vote the Democratic ticket II Con.
gFess attempted 10 throw out any Southern
STATE IN the coming elections, and be had A
hand in the ruling Of the country be vrould
answer them as they did the rsbeis Of thu Sonth.
with musketry and artillery. Messrs. Hal.
leck. q q. Richmond, and Ool. Borrows were
appointed Committee 70 select a suitable hall
for the Association and advertise the place
ard time OF next meeting :
Ihs pat was passed around and the snm OF
81 collected 70 detray the ex pensee of the room
and the meeting adjourned.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The annual session
o ! me Provisional supreme Lodge Knights of
neneins at nine O'Clock a. m, at the nsw hall.
fourth flsor of the InteiIigencer building. The
session Is called for the purpose Of eIecting
nnao cia1 CONCERNS Of the order. Delegates will
be present frem inc States Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware,
virginia, Louisiana. and the District. As this
viii be the last meeting of the Provisional
Supreme Lodge before the formation Of the
supreme Lodge, on the 1lth Of August, the
proceedings will b. very interesting. When
the Supreme Lodge is formed, the Grand
Lodge drops its present title of Provisional
Supreme Lodge, and the officers to be elected
ON Tuesday will continue as officers OF the
Grand Lodge.
POLICE CAsEs.-Yesterday, officer Parker, OF
the first precinct, arrested Henry Smith, a bar.
Der, on the charge of being drunk and disor.
DERBY, and he resisted him, as also Lieut. Skip
pom, VINO was present. seiZing pair of scissors
and making Al him. He was taken 70 the sta
tion and fined SID for disorderly conduct and
held 20 security Tor resisting an officer
William Thompson was arrested by Officer
Tucker on the charge of an assault and battery
or Mlnetta Thompson, and Justice Harper
committed him TO Jail for court.
Laura Alexander, arrested yesterday BY Of
hcer 'BrIen, was before Justice Lynch to an.
twer the charge OF assault OF battery preferred
by Henry Fletcher, and was committed 70 Jail
for court.
THs RIVER FRONT, July 22.-Fdy's W1a,f.-
Arriyed-Long- boat Mary Elizabeth, Nelson.